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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1970 volume:

Kyote Annual Volume LXIII Billings Senior High School Billings, Montana Co-editors...................Randy Bodley ...................Leslie Mackenzie Business Manager.........Lynne Remington Sports Editor..................Jim Dana Head Photographer.............Ken Kaiser Advertising Editor.......Janne O’Donnell Advisor..................Mr. Bob Freeman Students at Billings Senior High get started in school activities in September. Senior counselors help by orienting and guiding new students and sophomores. Cross Country is the season's first sport. Friends get together again after a long vacation. Students found the annual I3KOYKC water fight an exciting event to follow the opening of school. Football kept students’ morale and spirit sustained into the winter months. Drama students remained busy in their play productions for children. Homecoming queen candidates congratulate the winner, Kris Ellingsen, at the bon- fire in November. They are Barb Balock, Allyson Baldwin, and Janie Turner. Gary Sherman speaks at the MASC convention sponsored by the Billings Senior High Student Council. In December the Bronc basketball fans come out to see action like this. One of the most important winter musical productions, the annual Christmas Concert, directed by Arthur Brandvold. Senior High was the guest school for KOOK's third show of the Get It On series. The students danced and entertained for the television audience. JANUARY in the parking lot. Traditional rivalry between SENIOR and West brings out the creativity in Bill Fillner. Bill won second prize in the Derby Decorating contest. ’Twinkle Toes” Cords brought in the pennies to win the Best Looking Legs contest sponsored by the cheerleaders. Blake Johnson collected money and signatures for the telegram to the Broncs at Divisional in Great Falls. February brought the crowning of Carol Lee as Miss Broncette. Karen Lazetich and Mike Moses all duded up for West ern day. A traditional March event is the AFS Follies. Below are two Honky Tonk dancers from the follies. Becky Burnett, Girls All-around State Champion. Table Of Contents Story Of The Year ii Royalty 57 Sports 65 Classes 107 Administration 177 Advertising 189 Index 213 BSHS Hosts Successful Hie 1969-70 Convention of the Montana Association of Student Councils proved to be one of the most successful ever. Registration began on Friday November 20, and the con- vention concluded on the eve of November 21. Cary Sherman introduced the main speaker Earl Reum, who addressed the delegates from over sixty schools. '3 MASC Convention Johnson Directs MASC Workshop Above, Blake Johnson directs a workshop, and Candi Fox explains to other dele- gates the policy of dress codes at Senior High. The new M.A.S.C. officers are at the right. Candi was elected secre- tary and attended a national convention in Virginia this spring. AFS Presents “Aquarius” The professor, Jim Swanson, explains the signs of the zodiac to a student, Bruce Whearty. The Esquire Four sing My Evaline. On March 9 and 10, the sounds of Aquarius presented in the annual AFS Follies, were heard throughout the auditorium at BHS. Astrology was the main theme of the Follies and each of the different talent acts was centered around die signs of the Zodiac. The program was sponsored by Mrs. Clausen, Mrs. Sorenson and the Z Club members. Comical M.C. 's were Bruce Whearty, an astrology professor; and Jim Swanson, an interested student. Aquarius and Let the Sun Shine was sung by the Chamber Singers, Follies Entertain BSH Amy Evangelisti pops out of box house by command of magician Frank Evangelisti. M.C. Jim Swanson, entertains the audience with his antics. The Madrigal Singers sing final note of their number Spinning Wheel. Bruce Whearty. M.C. introduces Stella Risi. There were fifteen various acts presented by the AFS Follies including dancing, singing and humorous skits. Kim Tracy danced a Hawaiian dance, Lehuanani. Mary Degnan and Ann Taylor presented a humorous sketch Her and Me. San Francisco Blues was sung by the We 3. Modern jazz was displayed by the Honky Tonk Women Dancers in Honky Tonk Women. The junior Majorettes, the Geminiis, along with the band, presented In a Gadda Da Vidda. Aquarius and Let the Sun Shine were done by the Chamber Singers Bill Haverland sings of Jean. 17 Photographers Ron Bakker and Ken Kaiser Sports Editor Jim Dana, Colleen Parker and Sam Sveinson Business Manager Lynne Remington, and Tim Dabnerand Mike Holman, photographers. The annual staff put in some good days and some bad days this year. The good days con- sisted of Lynne Remington finally finding her bookkeeping error, Ron Bakker finally taking a good picture, Donna Baker getting to class on time and Jim Dana completing eight pages in one day. The bad days were losing three hundred class pictures, breaking a one- hundred-fifty dollar zoom lens, Mike Holman forgetting to take pictures of an important event and Mr. Freeman staying for both hours of journalism. Co-Editors Leslie Mackenzie and Randy Bodley. Doug Jackson, Kim Dotson, and Jane Harris. Holly Hammett, Nova Lien, Jim Allen and Milton Wiest. Terri Burt and Janice Trafton. Gayle Espeseth, Candy Klundt, Maureen Jodrey, and Sheila Trapp. Marilyn McDonald, Add Sessions and Peggy Gayvert. Kyote Edits Bi-Monthly Paper Jim Baker, Mr. Clawson, Geralyn Allard, and Jamie Edwards discuss ideas for the next issue. Kyle Litwin and Jay Kohn check up on the sports. Maureen Brinkema, Lakauna Mason, Laura Mitchell, Mary White, and Valerie O'Leary work busily on their reports for the next deadline. 20 Connie Lechner, Sally Loners, and Robin Hames check copy for the coming Kyote. Kay Welsh, Jamie Paddock, and Barbra Dusbabek send the Kyote to local high schools. Blake Johnson, John Woods, and Jan Johnson are photographers for the Kyote. The Kyote Paper Staff worked diligently under the direction of their new advisor, Mr. Roger Clawson. Their work was rewarded by an all-state rating with Editorial Association. There are twenty-one students devoting their time, fifth and sixth period daily. They are headed by editor, Jamie Edwards and assistant editor, Jim Baker. Little Big Man in Big Sky Country LITTLE BIG MAN, directed by Arthur Penn, produced by Stuart Miller and starring Dustin Hoffman will be released sometime next December. Montana plays an important part in the film that portrays a white child raised by the Cheyenne Indians. TOP LEFT: Producer Stuart Miller and ex-mayor Willard Fraser have things to discuss since Fraser was instrumental in bringing the film to the Billings area. FARLEFT: authentic Indian. LEFT: EARL ROSELL, the hus- band of our Dean of Girls, plays a cavalryman in the movie and is in make-up. ABOVE: A scene from the movie LITTLE BIG MAN. RIGHT: Dustin Hoffman takes a break from shoot- ing. The man with his back to the camera is Dustin's stand- in. 23 Landers, Price, Grassroots Visit Big Sky Country Short on height and long on advice, Ann Landers mounted two Pepsi crates behind the podium in Lincoln Junior High’s auditorium to speak to seniors about three teenage problems; sex, drugs, and parents. Suave, and sophisticated Vincent Price, a Hollywood actor integrated Walt Whitman’s poetry, James McNeil Whistler’s Art and a Tennessee William's play, January 28 at Eastern’s Petro Hall. Putting out a string of top hits, The Grass- roots, a pop music group from California, presented an overwhelmingly successful con- cert at Eastern’s gymnasium. UveT Am t0 3 group °f men about student objec“ The crowd takes it all in at the Grassroots concert. Grassroots beat it out to the sounds of Heaven Knows. Ann registers in at the Northern Hotel before her Master of Movies, Vincent Price, entertained at Eastern's Petro lecture at Lincoln Jr. High. Hall. Bob lived with the Bolviken family during his stay in Norway. Students: There is no way to stuff into one or two neat phrases an AFS experience, even a summer one, I won't try. Even now it is hard to appreciate the full extent of that one summer. Suffice it to say that I will forever be indebted to you fellow students for the chance to be your ambassador1' (as it were) to the country and people of Norway. Bob Meismer Norway, Germany Host Summer AFS Students Bob Meismer: Our man in Norway last summer. 26 Fellow students: Judy Witherspoon went to Germany as part of the Volkswagon exchange program. Judy and Bob discuss their rewarding experiences as exchange students. Although my trip to Germany was not sponsored by the school, I am grateful to those who selected me and made such a wonderful experience possible. I was one of thirty-nine students chosen from around the United States to participate in the 1969 Volkswagon Exchange Program. I lived for seven weeks with the Wohrl family in Hannover. Neither my German father nor my German mother could speak a word of English, but my brother Hans Georg, could speak it almost fluently. The only other member of the family was Gisela, the Wohrl niece. However, since she was living with my family in America most of the time I was in Germany, I did not get to know her very well. 1 feel very fortunate and grateful to have had such a meaningful experience. Not only did I get to meet many new and fascinating people from all over the world, but I also developed greater insight into myself. I think most of all, however, I learned never to take for granted my wonderful family, friends, and country. Judy Witherspoon The Wohrl family hosted Judy during her AFS month in Germany. Stella's American family: First Row: Mari, John, Mrs. Wold. Mr. Paul Wold. Second Row: Joy. Stella, Lou. Stella Risi, AFS student from Johannsburg, South Africa. Hi Students and staff! My experience in the United States and especially at Senior has meant such a lot to me that I shall never forget what you have individually contributed in order to make my year a truly happy one. I thank you all, singly and collec- tively, for being so open and so much yourselves. My sojourn here would not and could not conceivably have been rewarding and pleasurable to me had each one of you not played a major role in making me feel one of the group . I particularily wish to thank my American family. The thanks I bestow on Dad Wold down to little John Wold is pathetically inadequate to express how much I really appreciate their overwhelming kindness and love and their inclusion of me in their family. They received a young, frightened stranger and are sending me back more mature (I hope), but most certainly more confident and tolerant. As a South African and yet a Montanan I have come to realize the truth of the AFS motto: Walk together, talk together, all ye peoples of the Earth. Then and only then will we have peace. Yours A. F.S. ly Stella Stella and Toni talk to Pete Weggers on Get It On. Stella Risi, a freshman law student at the University of the Witwatersrand in the Republic of South Africa, was the girl AFS student to BSHS this year. She was a member of many clubs including Drama, Elphadonk, and Forensics. She also belonged to Senior Council, Senior Counselors, and track. She stayed with Joy Wold, a Bronc cheerleader, and her family. Much of her year was spent speaking of South Africa to various clubs. Stella will be warmly remembered for her friendly warm-heartedness. Antonio Neto, a senior going to school at Belo Horizonte, Brazil, was the boy AFS student this year. While here, he stayed with Hugh Kilbourne and family. He was active in several activities, including gymnastics. Student Council, and band. He was also a member of Yellowstone Key Club. Tony will be studying for entrance college exams when he returns to Brazil. He hopes to go into the field of medicine. Walk Together, Talk Together All Ye Peoples of the Earth Dear Students, When I was asked to put down a few lines for the KYOTE, I confess I had the feeling I was running into trouble. I knew it would be too hard for me to condense everything I would like to say. Since I first arrived here I was impressed by the way I was received by the community, by the kindness of the students and teachers, and by my host family. This was an accomplishment essential to my success here. I was used to stopping at Mrs. Hutton's office, just to say hello. Generally those brief stops lasted for hours when I received her wise advice and opinion. My involvement in activities such as key club, band, gymnastics, and student council provided new insights and acquaintances with the students. The new knowledge acquired through the classes which I attended will be of the utmost use for they broadened my knowledge. 1 am sure you can see why I felt that inevitably there will always be a Senior High memory among my best ones. It is hard for me to express my gratitude to those who I got to know and to those who helped me because it means more than these two words: Thank you! Toni Neto, AFS student from Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Yours Sincerely, Tony Tony's American family: First Row: Mr. James Kilboume, Tony, Mrs. Kilbourne. Second Row: Burt, Kathy, Hugh, Margaret, Tom, Ann, James. 29 All Ages Enjoy BSHS Children’s Play The children's play, The Fool's Cloth, was presented at Senior on October 17-18. The play by Mr. John Baber, a music teacher at Lewis and Clark Junior High, is an un- published verson of The Emperor's New Clothes. Mr. Baber put much more humor into his edition than the original. The lead performers were Mark Burdick as Tom, Karen Hummel as the Queen, Jim Swanson as the King, and Todd Yeager and Russ Jessee as the evil weavers. B-W Day was a crushing defeat for West. B-W Day was sponsored jointly by both West and Senior Highs' student Councils. The parade which travelled downtown streets was carried locally on KOOK T. V. The theme was Orange Power. BKC won first place with its float of a clenched fist. YKC took second with its theme, Creme of Bear Soup. Z Club placed third with Stir ’em up Broncs. This was the first B-W Day parade with floats in three years and it consisted of nearly 32 floats from West and Senior combined. Homecoming dance was sponsored by Pep Club and its theme was Orange Power. 32 One old sheet makes the outfit complete. m Senior flames with school spirit. ? V K.I AKZENTS: Row 1: Douglas Schmitt, Denise Pollock, Ceylon Dougherty, Tom Donnelly; Row 2: Ken Szillat, Nova Lien, Ann Jaramillo, Jeamne Ayre, Bill Whalen; Row 3: Rudy Strobbe, Taby Kautz, Dan Phillips, Mick Felt, Carolyn Hansen, Geo Dorrance; Row 4: Greg Huffard, Cindy Robins, Stephanie Harr, George Griffin. The annual Christmas Concert at Senior High was presented on December 16-17. The main part of the program was the choruses under Mr. Brandvold's direction. Various ensembles, such as the Madrigals, Chamber Singers, Akzents, Key- notes, De Havens, Motifs, Var- settes, and Tempos provided enter- tainment. Solos by Bill Haver land, Colleen Huber, and Debbie Schott were very popular with the audience. The String Quartet performed and provided accompaniment for some of the songs. Much time was put in by the chorus students both in prac- ticing and painting the Nativity scenes which were used as back- ground. The finale of the concert was the combined choruses singing the traditional hymn Silent Night . A Capella choir practices for Christmas Concert. 34 Brandvold Leads Christmas Concert 1- Richard Fischer, Mona Lee Campbell, Chris Switzer, Del Kuntz; Row 2: Rick Elder, Colleen Huber, lias Dokter; Row 3: Larry White, Rika Nelson, Carolee Martin, Rex Bovee; Row 4: Mike Stratford, Jer MADRIGALS: Row Wasson, Richard Lauwers, Mary Degnan, Joe Childs, Jan Jarrett, Jay Dudik. Jennifer CHAMBER SINGERS: Row 1: Sylvia Winslow, Kathy Hagstrom; Row 2: Barry Elder, Gloria McFarlane, Leslie Kurcher, Carolee Martin, Karen Hummel, DavidFlanze; Row 3: Biff Hagstrom, Linda Lehman, Monty Fuchs, Linda He idem a, Jim Williamson; Row 4 Bill Haverland, Lisette Roos, Debbie Schott, Mark Burdick; Row 5: Scott Stratford, Linda Noennig, Lynda Loff, Russ Jessee. A Sidelong Glance at Senior A school is many things besides class- rooms. It is the service provided by clubs such as making posters before games and a calendar of events. A daily part of the school is the second period announcements. For a large number of students, the parking lot is an important part of school life. The smoke stack plays a major roll as it provides a scenic outlook and pollutes the air. An enjoy- able and profitable innovation are the candy machines in the cafeteria. In less than a year they have become an established tradition at Senior High. Delegates Learn of Political System Boys' State, held August 16-24 at Western Montana College in Dillon proved to be a valu- able learning experience for all involved. The American Legion sponsors Boys' State in order to acquaint the boys with government on the local, county and state levels. BSHS was repre- sented by ten boys chosen from 24 candidates. These delegates were Terry Ashcraft, mayor; Gary Brese; Jim Dana, mayor and Associate Justice; Kim Johnson, City councilman; Kyle Litwin, Chief of police; Mike Moses, city attorney; Fred Nelson, mayor; Tom Powers; Gary Sherman, city councilman, State Party chairman; Tom Stone, state central committee. Gary Sherman was one of the two boys chosen to represent Montana at Boys' Nation. Five girls from Billings Senior High were sent as delegates to the 1969 Girls' State at Montana State University in Bozeman. They were Marilyn Morledge, Bonne Morledge, Barb Balock, Kris Ellingson and Janie Turner. Offices captured by Senior Higher's were: Mayor of Court City, Barb Balock; County Superintendent of Schools, Kris Ellingson; Associate Supreme Court Justices Marilyn Morledge and Bonne Morledge. Girls' State can not only be a time to learn of the American political system, but also a good learning experience in general. Boy Staters: Top: Jim Dana, Gary Brese, Mike Moses, Fred Nelson, Second Row: Tom Powers, Kyle Litwin, Tom Stone, Kim Johnson, Gary Sherman. Front Row: Terry Ashcraft. Girl Staters: Bonnie Morledge, Janie Turner, Marilyn Morledge, Barb Balock, Kris Ellingson. BSH Students Achieve Honors TOP: Barb Balock, D. A.R. winner, poses between run- ners-up Janie Turner, nnd Marilyn Morledge. The three fin- alists were chosen by the girls of the senior class, and then the winner was chosen by the teachers. LEFT: Mary Degnan was announced winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaking Award. She won this by scoring highest on a written test. ABOVE: Candi Fox, Secretary of MASC, was selected to rep- resent Montana at the annual meeting of high school student government leaders in Virginia. 39 BHS Students “Get it on’ On January 24th, Senior High was the guest high school on Get it On , a special thirteen week program featuring high schools in the Billings area. The announcer, Pete Wiggers, interviewed several BHS students. Barb Balock and Blake Johnson pre- sented slides of the school. The foreign exchange students, Stella Risi and Tony Neto spoke about their ideas of school life in the United States. Vicki Fiala and Mary Lou Jenkins displayed their talents with a Mexican hat dance. • IIMH «0 nvi 'U • V%B 1 'HUtmii '«%� N Mi V|M 4 SHF Blake Johnson and Barb Balock present slides of BHS. Senior High students dance to the sounds of current hits. Students relax during intermission. Mark Burdick sings Easy to be Hard by Three Dog Night. Pete Wiggers interviews Student Body President, Gary Sherman and Cherrleader, Joy Wold. Foreigners Invade Senior Ten foreigners invaded Senior High on Exchange Day. From West High, Betty Beckers, Scott Darkenwald, Tom Hagen, Randy Wilkerson, and Charlie Yegan came to spend a day with a Senior High student. The Central High Exchange candidates were Cappy Paden, Debbie Leone, Sherry Whitson, Steve Zimmer, and Bob Hall. Senior High students also visited the two other schools in an exchange program. The delegates to West High were Jim Dana, Bill Fillner, Cheryl Gruber, Blake Johnson, and Cathy Stamer. Barb Balock, Cathy Anderson, Jan Johnson, Fred Nelson, and Randy Strickfaden spent a d y at Central. The purpose of this program, instituted by the Student Council of each Billings High School, was to bring the schools closer together. Blake Johnson and Debbie Leone relax in the cafeteria. Bob Hall looks over the journalism room. Randy Wilkerson looks interested in a Senior High Class. Bottom: Betty Beckers, Randy Wilkerson. Top: Cappy Paden, Charlie Yegan, Debbie Leone, Scott Darkenwald, Tom Hagen, Bob Hall. 42 Stage band started the Pop Concert. Pop Concert Entertains The first pop concert of the year was held at Lincoln Junior High January 27. Stagehand, clarinet choir, and symphonic band, contain- ing approximately 100 members under the direction of Mr. Stan Richards and Mr. Donald Ferguson, entertained the audience with music ranging from Bach to Folk Rock. Stage band swings with music! The Senior High band had the attention of all. Skiing Becomes Popular Winter Sport Red Lodge offers some excellent runs. Kath cuts it! 44 The only way to fly! Barb makes her debut on the slopes. 45 Consider Yourself' Food, Glorious Food1 This year, the musical and drama depart- ments of Senior High presented Lionel Bart's production, Oliver ! The play is an adapta- tion of Dicken’s novel Oliver Twist . Oliver, played by Jeff Peete and Tim Skaggs, is an orphan in a workhouse for boys run by Mr. Bumble, Russ Jessee, and the Widow Corney, Linda Lehman. Oliver is sold to an undertaker and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Sowerberry, played by Mike Stratford and Lynda Loff. Oliver runs away to London where he meets the Artful Dodger, Wally Kurth and Alan Hill. Dodger takes Oliver to Fagin, Steve Holmes, who teaches boys to steal. While at Gagin’s, Oliver meets Nancy, Karen Hummel, a barmaid and Bill Sykes, Jay Dudik, a thief and Nancy's boyfriend. One day, Dodger takes Oliver out to be a pickpocket. Oliver is caught and his intended victim, Mr. Brownlow, Bob Meismer, taJces him home. Bill Sykes forces Nancy to help him kidnap Oliver so he can not tell the police about them. Nancy later regrets her part in the kidnapping and tries to take Oliver back to Mr. Brownlow who has found out that Oliver is his grandson. Bill kills Nancy and then is killed himself. Oliver is returned to his grandfather and finally finds the love he has been looking for. I'd Do Anything For You Be back soon. Mr. Branvold The play, Oliver”, was presented February 10 to 18. The cast of 250 included boys from grade schools and junior highs in Billings. The play was under the production and musical direc- tion of Arthur Brandvold, with chor- eography and drama direction by John Baber, stage direction by Lloyd Mickelson, and orchestra direction by Robert Roper. It's a fine life “Oliver” Cast Includes 250 Forensics, Students Take on the Magic City Invitational Steve Corning and Andy Forsythe Pam Sveinson, Wes Danskin and Leslie Geiger Thirty-two schools from around the state, competed in the Magic City Invitational speech meet at B.H.S. and Lincoln Junior High, Saturday, February 14. Senior High placed in eleven out of fourteen various categories. Steve Corning and Andy Forsythe bagged second place in varsity debate. Cathy Lee and Susan Bick took fourth place in novice debate. A1 Stevens and Wes Danskin placed second and fifth, respectively, in boys'extemporan- eous speaking. Sixth place was taken by Pam Sveinson and Leslie Geiger in girls' extem- poraneous speaking. Michelle Lucero took the only first place standing for Senior High in original oratory. Patsy Walters and Diane Lundquist placed second and sixth, respectively, in original oratory. Anne Hauptman placed fifth in public address, and Joni Anderson finished second in oral interpretation. Bob Meismer placed second with Jim Beltzer placing fifth in impromptu speaking. Humorous solo honors went to Steve Holmes, third, and serious solo went to Mike Stratford, third. Stella Risi and Todd Yeager won fourth in serious duo as a team. Michelle Lucero 50 Ann Hauptman, Joni Anderson, Diane Lundquist and Patsy Walters Mike Stratford, A1 Stevens, Steve Holmes, Todd Yeager and Stella Risi Cathy Lee and Sue Bick Bob Miesmer and Jim Beltzer 51 Broncs Buck Their Way to State The BSHS Broncs, determined to foil sportswriters, pulled on their trunks at Divisional Tournaments in Great Falls and walked out with a fourth place trophy which was good enough to reserve the team a berth in the state tournament in Bozeman. The tremendous success was due to an out- standing performance by junior center Allen Prill and seniors Mike Moses, Terry Ashcraft, Kyle Litwin, and Darrell Tunni cliff. 53 N.J.R.O.T.C. Opportunities for the Future SENIORS: Row One: Doug Phillips, Ron Robins, Sam Lahey, Andy Gruel. Back Row: Mike Rubich, Joe Simpson, Corry Tatterson, Ray Smith, Commander Lee JUNIORS: Row One:David Mundschenk, Fred Van Kreiken. Back Row: Mike Montgomery, Robert Hust, Bruce Hahn, Jim McMauns, Roy Burkland, Ken Hoiness, Eric Nelson, Melvin Burnett. SOPHOMORES: Row One: Asbert Hust, Gary Forsythe, Ken Beckers, Frank Dupree, Gordon Honeycuh, Ray Kimbrough. Back Row: Jeff Eggert, Les Aldrich Terry Mahaffey, Keith Russel, R. Williams, Brian Ernst, Randy Guckeen. The Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps provides Senior High School boys with an opportunity to have rewarding experiences as Naval Cadets. The classes are conducted by Commandor Lee and Chief Jones and emphasize physical fitness, conduct, appearance and responsibility. In the above picture cadets stand at attention during an inspection at West High. Sam Lahey, Mike Rubich, and Ron Robins demonstrate the proper use of a sextant in the bottom left picture. Doug Phillips and Ray Smith work on navigation charts in the bottom right hand picture. N.J.R.O.T.C. has been at Billings Senior for three years. The Cadets prepare for the Queen to walk through the crossed sabres. Queen Linda Greenfield reigns over the Third Annual N.J. R.O.T.C. Ball. N.J.R.O.T.C. Salutes Their Queen Cadets and their dates dance after the queen's coronation. 56 ROYALTY Homecoming King Wendel Powell and Queen Kris Ellingsen Jim Dana escorts candidate, Marilyn Morledge to her seat during royalty assembly. A bridge, red and white streamers, a fountain, and silhouttes transformed the cafeteria into a Winter Wonderland. The semi-formal, jointly sponsored by Kinetic Club and AK, was held after the December 13 basketball game. The highlight of the dance was the crowning of Marilyn Morledge and Terry Ashcraft as Ice Princess ans Prince. The ten candidates were announced at an assembly the day before. They were: Allyson Baldwin, Terry Ashcraft, Barb Balock, Dave Eggebrecht, Bonnie Morledge, Blake Johnson, Marilyn Morledge, Mike Kosich, Janie Turner, and Gary Sherman. Friends applaud as Marilyn is announced Ice Princess. Winter Wonderland Comes to Senior Candidates for the Winter Semi-Formal are announced at December 12 pep assembly. 61 Miss Broncette 1970 The 1970 Miss Broncette candidates were announced at an assembly on Friday, February 20. Voting was done third period and the annual dance followed that night. Carol Lee was named Miss Broncette, the girl with the most school spirit. Other candidates were Ally son Baldwin, Bonne Morledge, Vicki Fiala, Janie Turner, and Barb Balock. The top right picture is Carol Lee and Bill Dutcher as Carol is announced Miss Broncette. The bottom right picture is Vicki Fiala as she is announced a candidate at the assembly. Directly below, the student body dances to the music of the Magic Shop. Sports Play An Important Role at Billings Senior Bronc Football 1969 First Row: Coach Jimison, Sam Daniels, Vic Richenbach, Mike Meyer, Dave Eggebrecht, Jack Gorton, Jake Pidino, Ron McKenna, Pat Arnold, Russ Petit, Craig Bailey, Craig, Anderson, Dave Wharton, Bob Johnson, Mike Dunhaur, Coach Hauck. Second Row: Bill Chupp, Ken Turnquist, Steve Smart, Mark Anderson, Mark Skeie, Ray Hicks, Steve Tucker, Blake Johnson, Bob Turnquist, Joe Wallace, Bill Crowley, Mike Ketterling, Randy Reinhart, Bernie Miller, Ross Martin, Justin Fields, Mark Baker. Third Row: Coach Cords, Bill Keup, Bill Fillner, John Vanover, Dan Lechner, Don Banks, Marty Roos, Tim Jacox, Wendell Powell, Mike Kosich, Bryon Chamberlain, Bob Drinkwalter, Larry Sichelstill, Gary Workman, Bob McMullen, Coach Ralph Moerer. The Bronc Football team finished this season in the finest style in years. The 7-3 record was good enough to give the Broncs second place in the State. Six Broncs placed on the all state first and second teams. They were Dave Eggebrecht, Bob Drinkwalter, Mike Kosich, Ron McKenna, Bob Turnquist, and John Vanover. 68 Jack Pidino No. 23 and Dave Eggebrecht No. 41 were the top Bronc backs this year. Dave was second in the State for individual rushing yardage. Broncs Share Second Place in State The Broncs rallied at season's end to finish in the finest style for many years. The seven win three loss record was good enough for second place in the state. Prospects are good for an excellent season again next year. 71 Orange Power Prevails The Broncs dominated all the action in this year’s ’’Orange Bowl. Sparked by Dave Eggebrecht’s 189 yard effort, the Broncs rolled to an easy 12-6 victory, thus wrapping up the city championship for the third consecutive year. The golden toes of Bob Turnquist came through with two field goals late in the game to give the Broncs the win. 72 The Broncs were led this year by several outstanding athletes. Tri- captains were Mike Kosich, No. 61; Dave Eggebrecht, and Mark McLaughlin. Rustlers Squeak By Broncs The yards were tough as the Broncs vs. Great Falls Rustler's game progressed. With just a few minutes left in the game, the Broncs, going for the win, were stopped short of a two point conversion which would have given them the win. Coach Cords The Broncs were handed one of their few defeats of the season. The Rustlers won this game 21-20. Broncs 12 7 23 20 0 18 10 13 13 12 6 Sheridan, Wyo. 13 Missoula He ligate 8 Missoula Sentinel 21 G. F. Russell 21 G.F. Public 9 Butte 7 G. F. Central 0 Kalispell 0 Helena 6 Billings West 7 wins 3 losses Second in AA - 1969 Ties best record Brone's have had since last winning State Championship in 1947, Colts Boast Tbe 19w-F°ltS: FlrSt R°w: B b Hell Ken McMlllan Dave Cooper, Bryan Ernest, Tom Bemasek, Tom Hopgood, Bill Shtpp Mike Layman Tom Donnelly, Rich Moses, Bob Ybarra, Bob Waslaski, Dan Phillips, Scott Hudson. Second Row: Coach Neil, Roger Hampton, Ed Logan, Dave Reichenbach, Cliff Ingram, Bill Rotvold, Paul Larson, Jeff Peterson, Cilbert Lopez Dave Jones, Mark Wagner, Brad Ziegler, Melvin Terry, Doug DeWald, Tim Jacobs, Coach Scheldt. Thiid Row: Bob Byers, Dennis Chavez, Dave Eames, Mike Mading, John Hein, Ron Burroughs, Andy Olcott, Jerry Bertleson, Tim VanLuchen, Jim Parker, Mike Miller, Darole Lund, Steve Strutz. Colts 32 Laurel J.V. 14 Colts 18 Miles City J .V. 0 Colts 14 Bozeman 12 Colts 25 G.F. Public 14 Colts 13 G.F. Russell 8 Colts 25 West 13 Colts 6 Dayton, Wyo. 0 Colts 27 Sheridan 14 Perfect Season The Senior High Colts finished this season in their finest style ever. Under the coaching of Mr. Sheidt and Mr. Neill, the Colts tallied up an unblemished 8-0 record for conference play. Several of the Colt standouts should constitute a great Bronc team next fall. Standouts included Mike Mading, Mike Miller, Doug DeWald, and Dan Phillips. Broncs Nab Fifth State Title ThS S™umlTTorn ow Rmr ; ; teve Gerbej; R,a 'Gibbons, Russ McKenna, Dale Stone. Second row: Coach Meyers, 1 m Schuman, Tom Powers, Bill Dutcher, Henry' Ratzlaff, Dave Mundschenk, Jeff Strickfadde, Roger Bohannon. The Flying Broncs, coached by Mr. Barney Meyers, coasted to their fifth consecutive State Title. The Broncs placed five men in the top twelve in the State including Bill Dutcher’s State Title. Prospects appear good for a repeat next year. Front Row: Dorothy Miller, Claudia Ehli, Peggy Olson, Gayle Burchell, Jenny Lynn, Val Thomas, Holly Brown, Sallie Ross. Second Row: Lani Morris, Sandy Gruel. Carolyn Jones, Barb Crawford, Marcia Kirkendahl, Pam Bauer, Aleta Baxter, Debbie Pogue, Brenda Skovgaard, Donna Post, Karen Ososkik, Lyla Brehm,fill Haverland, Annie Kale. Standing: Miss Miller, Coach, Debbie Duncan, Mary Crowley, Cherri Watts. Cross Country Provides Fall Sport for Girls Girls Cross Country proved very success- ful in its first competitive year at Billings Senior. A large turnout of participants was due mainly to the fact that there were previously no fall sports for girls. Under the coaching of Miss Phil Miller, the team finished the season in fine style. Val Thompson was the standout for the Broncettes. We are all looking for a fine show again next year. G.A.A. Combines Work, Play for Fitness Girls Athletic Association is one of the most active groups at Senior. The girls meet each Monday and engage in the sport of the season. Basketball, field hockey, volley- ball, crab soccer, and softball are but a few of the sports. G A A. Row One: President Mary Bassett, Vice President Brenda Skovgaard, Secretary Debbie Pogue, Treasurer Sandy Watt. Row Two: Karen Ososki, Mary’ Romero, Valerie Thomas, Jenny Lynn, Holly Brown, Berry Baumgartner, Jen Walker, Gayle Burchell, Lisa Lombardy, Donna Meyer, Denis Evans, Glenda Shellenberger, Arlette Childs. Row Three: JoEllen Greiff, Laurie Sullivan, Cathy Lee, Holly Morgan, Cheri Watts, Ginger Hirschi, Carlen Otapka, Joni Kunkel, Lea Dutcher, Redina Berscheid, Janice Stapleton, Carol Stiverson, Shannon Snane, Linda Moody, Kathy Ososki, Sandy Gruel, Barbara Lombardy. Row Four: Debbie Gunnels, Mary Scherger, Gigi Meinhardt, Laurie Crunstead, Dorothy Miller, Diane Wheeler, Kathy Hughes, Carol Young, Jane Henman, Claudia Ehli, Janet Henman, Cheryl Gruber, Carolyn Jones, Sara Tucher Molly Forbes, Debbie Duncan, Julie Yanchisin, Kathy Kurre. Back Row: Sandy Bitterman, Donna Post, Sallie Ross, Tosalinda Kober, L.A. Sorenson, Pat Painter, Cindy Lehamn, Marilyn Uening, Barb Crawford, Aleta Baxter, Pam Bauer, Barbara O'Brien, Colleen Mork, LaRae Jordon, Carol Dunbar, Betty’ Morrison, Susan Gingerich, Dawn Hossfeld 83 First Row: Rhonda Reed, Kris Ellingsen, Janie Turner, Denise Featherstone, Carol Cavan, Peggy Ellingsen, Jeri Urbaska, Janet Yanc, Ann Butorac, Karen Kirk, Janna Bellar, Linda Bodley, Pattie Nelson, and Judy Witherspoon. Sec- ond Row: Mary' Lou Jenkins, Sherri Halverson, Joan Dana, Candi Fox, Debbie Weis, Cheryl Schweigert, Vicki Fiala, Kathy Starner, Katie Schwiddie, Pam Scott, Kim Randak, Alice Cook, Terri Fuchs, and Robin Zimmerman. 1969-70 BSHS Majorette Corps The Billings Senior High Majorettes coached by Mrs. Paulson, performed with their usual precision this year. Football and basketball halftimes were the scene for most of the performances. Majorette leaders were from bottom to top, Margaret Jenkins, Vicki Fiala, and Kris Ellingsen. 85 Cheerleaders Boost Broncs Varsity Cheerleaders Allyson Baldwin, Karen Lazetich, Sharon Cunningham, Joy Wold, Mary Carstensen, Betsy Carlson, Pam Zeigler, and Lonnie Cassady kept Bronc Spirit at an all time high. Their under study sopho- mores were Jeri Walker, Stacie Bolme, Diane Pekich, and Karla Weidrick. The system of cheer- leader selection by student election proved to be effective this year, so it will be used in the future. 1970 Broncs Front Row: Dave Eames, Kyle Litwin, Dan Pekich, Mike Jerhoff, Paul Schmaltz, Mike Moses, Byron Chamberlain; Back Row: Jerry Bertelson, Gary Sherman, Alan Prill, Mike Miller, Terry Ashcraft, Darryl Timnicliff, Mike Michunovich 1970 Colts Front Row: Paul Larsen, Bob Brown, Tim Sherman, Mike Mading, Mike Miller, Steve Strutz, Dan Drum, Gilbery Lopez, Brad Zeigler, Bill Shipp. Back Row: Mr. Scheidt, Mark Wagner, Doug Dewald, Don Nagel, Tim Herst, Richard Carstensen, Darold Lund, Richard O'Leary, Tim Lawson, Bob Wasalaski, Dennis Huss, manager Kyle Litwin was the Bronc standout in the scoring department this season. As can be seen by the pictures above and below, he had his ups and downs this season. Dan had a very good season this year. Not only was he second in the scoring department, but tops on de- fense. Here you can see him up for short shots after he has driven for the shot. 89 Pekich Leads Broncs in Bear Upset Ashcraft and Tunnicliff: Tough on the Boards Darrell Tunnicliff was acclaimed by radio broadcasters to be one of the roughest basket- ball players this season. A strong rebounder, Darrell has a compelling urge to win as can be seen in the pictures. Terry Ashcraft got off to a slow start this year but finished the season in fine style. Terry believes when the going gets tough, the tough get going. The Bronc team spirit was kept high through his constant efforts when needed. As can be seen above, Terry not only plays basketball well but teaches ballet in his spare time. Prill: Big Man on the Floor Big A1 the kiddies pal Prill was about all BSHS had in the height department this year. Often the six foot six figure was seen picking off rebounds off the top of the twelve foot high backboard. Allen was not only tops in defense but played a very fine offensive game as well. A1 finished the season fourth in scoring for the Broncs. 92 Bronc Starters Have Five Back-Ups Mike Michunovich, Dave Eames, Gary Sherman, Mike Moses, and Jerry Bertleson played very well as backup players for the starting five. Coach Lazetich played almost everybody each game. Broncs Split Even With Cross-Town Rivals In regular season play this year, the Broncs broke even with the Bears. After being shocked for a nine point loss in the first part of the season, the Broncs bucked back for a decisive thirteen point victory. The win was due to the superb defense and Bronc spirit which kept up the Bronc momentum. It Was a Tough Year Although not lacking in potential and material to work with, the Senior High Broncs took a turn for the bad this season as shown in their record. However, when the team was up, the score showed it with several wins over higher rated squads. Often times in vital situations, Coach Laz resorted to using his bench. Sophomores Dave Eames and Jerry Bertleson proved useful in tight circumstances, filling in for the senior starters. First row: Gary Brese, Steve Clark, Chuck Weldon, George Anderson, Tony Ketterling, Dave Childers, Mark Skeie, Rod Michael, Jeff Michotte. Second row: Henry Martin, Mike Meyer, Steve Porter, Randy Beckers. 1970 Gymnastics Gymnastics Become a Major Sport at Senior The Senior High Gymnastics squad under the coaching of Mr. Neil, finished the season in fine style. Despite many injuries, the gymnasts performed with the usual Bronc determination. Far left, Mark Skeie performs on the rings. Upper left and above, Gary Brese reveals his style. Tony Ketterling, left, performs on the sidehorse. 99 1970 Girls Gymnastics wm ' RJne,e 'f riUiJams. Valerie Thomas, Bonne Morledge, Malea Schmaing, Sallie Fisher Second row: Nancy Wilson, Karla Weidrich, Vickie Crawford, Becky Burnett Joni Kunkle, Cindy Ware Che l Schweigert, Peggy Ellmgson, Laura Asay. Back row: Dana Ware, Lea Dutcher, Kerin Overfelt Robin ’ s°,,ky' Sll“’ c' “teb- c”Un Cindy Ware Girls Gymnasts Take Second in State 100 Hi! : ae- 1969-70 Wrestlers Front row: Ron Vail, Frank Pollari, Steve Gerber, Bob Ybara, Wayne Norman, Steve Smart, Terry Vail, and Dave Richenbach. Back row: Les Sichelstill, Ken McMillan, Sam Daniels, Dennis Chavez, Pete Olson, Larry Sichelstill, Nick Richenbach. Not pictured-Scott Leckie. Young Grapplers Show Promise for Future The 1969-70 wrestling season was just a warm-up year for the 1970-71 class AA state champions. Paced by senior Pete Olson, Juniors Scott Leckie (pictured at left), Larry Sichelstiel, Frank Pollari, Steve Gerber, Steve Smart, and sophomores Dave Richenbach, Terry Vail, and Ken McMillan, the Bronc's tallied a 4-12 overall record but were coming on strong at the end of the season. 101 Young Wrestlers Show Promise for Future Coached by Mr. Olson, the 1970 wrestling squad composed of mostly sophomores and juniors gained much needed experience. Although they didn’t place high in the State, prospects look very good for next season as most of the entire varsity will be returning. Pete Olsen was the lone senior on the varsity squad. Boys Intramurals Plan An Important Role at Senior Boys' Intramurals, headed by Mr. Aagard, Mr. Glynn, and Mr. Jimison, are an important part of the Senior High Athletic Program. Flag football, volley- ball, and basketball are the main sports. At the end of the season for each sport, the championship team challenges the West High championship team. This enables boys who aren't involved in varsity com- petition to participate in the sport of their choice. President Paul Babb Vice president Kevin Pederson Secretary Kathy Starner Babb Leads the Senior Class Aaby, Mary Ann Adolphson, Mary Acker, Paul Agan, Dena Ackerman, Dennis Ahlgren, Gary Adams, Don Allard, Geralyn Adams, Steve Allen, Brad 108 Ament, Ione Anderson, Chris Anderson, Colleen Anderson, George Anderson, Mark Ashcraft, Terry Atkinson, Kip Ayre, Jeannine Babb, Paul Baca, Anita Baisch, Cheryl Baker, Jim Baker, Vaughn Bakker, Ron Bakker, Shirley Baldwin, Ally son Balock, Barb Barer, Marian Barnard, Kathy Barnes, Laura 109 Barrigan, Tom Bassett, Mary Batt, Cathy Baumgartner, Dian Beaumont, Craig Beck, Sandie Beitman, Joe Berg, Bob Bergman, Mike Beringer, Barry Bernhardt, Mike Berscheid, Mike Billings, Judson Birgenheier, Glenn Blake si ee, Pam Blazer, Brenda Bloedel, Cindy Bodley, Randy Boerschinger, Mike Bowman, Melanie 110 Bramble, Candy Branum, Dona Brazer, Debbie Brese, Gary Brewer, Linda Brey, Ron Briceno, Barbara Bridenbough, Ann Brosis, Nancy Bross, John Brown, Robin Brown, Scott Seniors Prepare for Life Brumhardt, Susan Brush, Larry Buell, Jane Butorac, Ann Buzzetti, Frank Cain, Candy Cantrell, Pat Carlin, Pat 111 Carlson, Betsy Carpenter, Judy Carpenter, Leslie Carrol, Dan Carstensen, Mary Cassady, Lonnie Cellmer, Elaine Chaney, Bruce Chapman, Lynn Charles, Frances Childs, Joe Christianson, Le Gae Cinnamon, Danielle Clark, Charlotte Clark, Clifford Clark, Debbie Clawson, Janice Codneys, Joanne Cook, Vicki Coon, Patty 112 Seniors Develop Student Leadership Coop, Lois Cooper, Jim Cox, Maty Coyle, Diane Craig, William Crawford, Barb Crowley, Mary Dabner, Don Daily, Tom Dakolis, Kyla Damson, Karen Dana, Jim Daugherty, Ceylon Davids, Gary Davis, Allison Decker, Susan Degele, Chris Degnan, Mary Degnan, Tim Derheim, Doris 113 DeTienne, Sherman Dew aid, Sharon Dickerson, Darlene Diede, Phillip Dore, Michelle Drain, Patty Dreyer, Don Dumler, Darlene Seniors Leave Old Way of Life Duncan, Earl Dutcher, Bill Edwards, Jamie Edwards, Steve Egeland, Hollie Eggebrecht, Dave Elder, Barry Ellingsen, Kris Erickson, Barbara Erickson, Steve Ernst, Kathy Eskro, Chuck 114 Espeseth, Karen Evangel isti, Frank Feller, Jerry Fenton, Robert Ferree, Janet Fiala, Vicki Fillner, Bill Finley, Bob Finley, Craig Flanze, David Floberg, Andre Flyn, Nann Fosjord, Doran Fraker, John Fryberger, Steve Fuchs, Craig Gabel, Everett Gahagon, Gary Galles, Kevin Gangstad, Karen 115 Gangstad, Susan Gardner, Robert Garland, Georgia Gayvert, Peggy Geering, Marie Gehring, Delbert Gibbs, Celon Gibson, Susan Gillett, Kathie Glasrud, Gary Gordon, Dana Gorham, Holly Graham, Erlene Graham, Mary Jo Graham, Steve Grainger, Donna Gray, Delilah Green, Nikki Greenfield, Linda Grooms, Jim 116 Gruber, Cheryl Gruel, Andy Gulbraa, Barb Hagstrom, Kathy Ham an, Gordon Hames, Ruth Hamm, Bob Hansen, Doug Seniors Struggle With College Tests Harkins, Patti Hasper, Janice Hasper, John Hatfield, Pat Hauge, Lon Hauk, Connie Haus, Connie Hayes, Cheryl Heald, Nancy Hegland, Doug Heidema, Linda He 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Betty Murray, Ken Morrow, Pam Murray, Mike Morse, Chuck Morton, John Moses, Vicki Mylan, Vicky Nebel, Jim Neibauer, Susan Anderson Elected Junior President Nelson, Clayton Nelson, Clayton Nelson, Eric Nelson, Kurt Nelson, Margie Nelson, Rieka Newby, Rick Nitzel, Lyle Nixon, Chris Oliver, Kim O'leary, Robert Olson, Cindy Nolte, Bill Nunimaker, Denise Oliver, Pam Olson, Peggy Orchowski, Doug Oit, Terri 147 Twelve Juniors Help Make Year Book Petit, Russ Phillips, Mike Pollary, Frank Pollock, Denise Pomeroy, Dean Porter, Steve Powell, Doug Prig more, Rella Prill, Allen Putnam, Jim Quackenbush, Susan Quick, Cordon Raile, Diane Raile, Dixie Randak, Kim 148 Ososki, Kathy Ostrum, Kathy Ouellete, Terry Owens, Brett Painter, Pat Parker, Colleen Parry, Linda Peach, Patty Pearson, Susan Peel, Mike Perman, Calvin Peterson, Connie Peterson, Debbie Peterson, Debora Peterson, Nancy Ratzlaff, Robert Reagan, Joe Reed, Rhonda Reichenbach, Victor Reichenberg, Dan Reid, Karen Reinhardt, Linda Reirson, 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Larrv Votapka, Carlin Walter, Dennis Weber, Bemie West, Jock Ulirnan, Stan Waltz, Allan Weiss, Debbie West, Vonnie 152 White, Kon Wilks, Trilby Wilson, Rosalee Wong, Cindy Young, Bill wrntney, 1 neresa Williams, John Witherspoon, Judy Woods, John Zimmerman, Rick Vorkman, Lennie Wuest, Anthony Yapuncich, Lorraine Yonally, Jeanne feeler, Pam Zeiler, Ron Zieler, Ron k - ■ Wetherell, Debbie Whalen, Molly Wharton, Dave Wiberg, Debbie Wiedrich, Kelly Wiesner, Lucy Williams, Renee Williamson, Janet Wilson, Debbie Wittman, David Winegardner, Jill Wolf, Sonja White, Larry Wiest, Edward Wilson, Nancy Wolhowe, Mark 153 President Kermit Hummel Vice President Cindy Lehman Secretary Carol Cavan Albin, Kerry Alderman, Roger Am an, Candy Anderson, Mack Anderson, Clayton Anderson, Gary Aquilar, Martha Archer, Greg Ard, Kim 154 Asay, Laura Atkins, Martha Auer, Bob Bahm, Dennis Bailey, Leonard Bailey, Sonja Baker, Bill Bale, Susan Ball, Debbie Bandell, Charlie Banks, Bonnie Bargas, Debbie Bargas, Gary Barnard, Christy Barnett, Judy Bassett, Clyde Baston, Jeff Bauer, Niel Beattey, Suzanne Hummel Leads Sophomores Becker, Andrea Becker, Gary Beckers, Rita Beckman, Doug Beltzer, Charlene Benson, Steve Berdelson, Jerry Bernaski, Bob Bemasik, Tom Benjamin, Brett 155 Best, Rebecca Bick, Susan Bissett, Lorrendia Bittner, Nanette Blom, Kathy Blotsky, Keith Bodine, Doran Bodley, Linda Boe, Clayton Bohn, Tonnie Bolme, Stacy Bomar, Carol Bomar, Mary Boucher, Becky Bouroughs, Ron Bovee, Ren Bowyer, Vicki Braun, Dorthy Brewer, Cheryl Bridge, Kathy Brosius, Sue Brown, Holly Brown, Robert Brown, Bob Brown, Donna Brush, Judy Buffalo, Chris Butterfield, Ron Burchide, Dina Burgener, Polly 156 Byers, Bob Campbell, Sam Carpenter, Cheryl Chain, Bruce Chapman, Kathy Charlson, Cindy Burkland, Ray Burt, David Butcher, Dan Carstensen, Richard Castro, Clara Cavin, Carol Sophomores Are Enthusiastic Childs, Dianne Clayton, Kary Cowgen, Dana Christensen, Mike Coil, Glenda Cox, Guy Chupp, Richard Collins, Frank Cox, Valerie Cinnamon, Carmel Clark, Curtis Coley, Sherry Cooper, Dave Crane, Darrell Crofford, Vicky Clark, Tom Edwards, Betsy Crowley, Bill 157 Dabner, Tim Decker, Steve Dahl, Roberta Deleon, Linda Dames, Debbie DeWald, Doug Davidson, Lee Diaz, Carmen Day, Maynard Diaz, Frank Davis, Diana Diede, Ann Sophomore Majorettes Shine Dieger, Dveda Dudik, Jill Dusbabek, Barbra Dinius, Michelle Lehman, Gloria Eames, Dave Dockter, Dallas Duffy, Bonnie Eastlick, Vicky Dolan, Dan Dunn, Gerald Eckart, Alfred Donnolley, Tom DuPree, Frank Eclair, Paul Drum, Dan Durand, Laurie Eddy, Vickie 158 Edwards, Paul Egan, David Eggebrecht, Debbie Ehret, Ken Ellingsen, Peggy Epperson, Don Erekson, Chris Erickson, Sue Ernst, Brian Espeseth, Karen Evans, Denise Evans, Gary Evangelistic, Amy Ewen, Pam Felt, Mick Fenton, Josh Ferrell, Sue Fillner, Myma Fink, Floyd Finn, Gary Sophomore Class Totals 620 Fisher, Fred Fisher, Paul Fisher, Sallie Florez, Edward Foglo, Rob 159 Forbes, Molly Forrester, Rick Fosjord, Bob Frank, Bonita Fredriksen, Doug Fried, Jane Fuchs, Lavorne Fuchs, Terry Fugere, Kelly Fuller, Rick Furrah, Isabelle Garcia, Eligio Garland, Phil Gerrells, Clifford Gertz, Ralph Gillis, Martin Glover, Gayle Gomez, Nick Gonzales, Frank Goodwin, Grady Greenfield, Cindy Gregory, Bonnie Greiff, Joellen Griffin, George Grimes, Julie Grosz, Linda Grooms, Marcia Gruel, Sandy Grunsted, Laurie Guckeen, Randy 160 Gutierrez, Vince Haagenson, Henry Hadley, Tony Hagel, Don Haizenbauer, Jule Halstvedt, Sherri Halverson, Sherri Hultzworth, Linda Hames, Robin Hammontree, Vickie Sophomores Represent Change Hamilton, Pam Hampton, Roger Hamton, Roger Hanson, Duane Hanson, Laurie Harris, Jane Harris, Scott Harris, Sherry Hart, Susan Hartfield, Phyllis Hartman, Linda Hatfield, Robey Hayward, Janice Heagle, Joyce Hefenieder, Bill Heideman, Annette Heil, Bob Heimbechner, Candy Heimbichner, Daryl Heim, John 161 Heine, Charlene Heinrich, Debbie Helt, Dave Hendrickson, Terri Herbert, Katie Herman, Robert Hershey, Ginger Herst, Tim Hicks, Karen Hicks, Ron Hilde, Steve Hill, Laurie Hoffard, Greg Hoffber, Wayne Hoopes, Susan Hoppe good, Tom Hostetler, Don Hudson, Scott Huebner, Fred Huffard, Sue Sophomores First in Football Hughes, Kathie Hummel, Kermit Huntington, Irene Huss, Dennis Hust, Albert Ibara, Bob Ingram, Cliff Jacobs, Larry Jam, David Javanovich, Mick 162 Javanovich, Mike Jensen, Debra Jimison, Linda Johnson, Dave Johnson, Gary Johnson, Janine Johnson, Karen Johnson, Mary Jones, Bell Jones, Doug Jones, Julie Jones, Pam Jones, Robert Jordan, LaRae Kanning, Ron Kanski, Jerry Kaufman, Austin Kautz, Tabby Kehm, Kerry Keil, Connie Kenner, Vicki Kimball, Joe Kimbrough, Dave Kimbruogh, Ray Kimmer, Bill 163 Knaub, Scott Kober, Rick Kraus, Ken Krecklow, Billie Kreidelcamp, Jon Krohn, Kevin Kruer, Sharon Krum, Kanie Kruse, Miles Kuntz, George Senior Welcomes Sophomores Kurre, Kathy La Galy, Pat Lagner, Mary Lambrecht, Connie Larson, Dave Larson, Paul Laughlin, Diana Lave, Lewis Lawson, Pam Lawson, Tim Lechner, Connie LeClair, Paul Lee, Cathy Lee, Raymond Lehman, Cindy Lehman, Steve Leiby, Carol Leichert, Pattie Leligdowiez, John Letz, Georgette 164 Leuenberger, Wanda Lewis, Melody Lewis, Sherri Limpp, Richard Lindell, John Lindstom, Joyce Linton, Tom Lippert, Luanne Litzsinger, Judy Logan, Ed Logan, Lloyd Lombardy, Barbara Loff, Lonnie Loos, Margaret Loya, Leonardo Lubke, Jane Lucas, Brian Lucero, Michele Lund, Barbara Lund, Darole Lynn, Jennie McAdam, Jerry McCaffray, Tim McCann, Richard McGiboney, Debbie McGraw, Curt McGuire, Barbara McKennan, Matt McLaughlin, Dan McLean, Tina 165 McQuay, Debbie Maas, Gary Maciel, Peggy Mading, Mike Madison, Webb Magilke, Linda Magruder, Randy Mahaffey, Terry Maley, Marvin Maloy, Janice Loners, Sally Mankins, Bill Mardis, Mike Martin, Carolee Martin, Debbie Martin, Henry Martinez, Concha Martinez, Marie Martinez, Robert Martinez, Sofia Mason, LaConna Merkel, Steve Messer, Donna Micdna, Jim Milian, Carolyn Miller, Carl Miller, Debbie Miller, Dorothy Miller, Kathy Miller, Mike 166 Mills, Mike Meinhardt, Gigi Mitchell, Laura Mizner, Beverly Moats, Jerry Mollett, Michael Mollenbrink, Andrea Mora, Sam Morgan, Holly Mork, Colleen Morris, Lonnie Morris, Roxie Morrison, Debbie Morse, Bill Moses, Richard Muck, Cynthia Myers, Donna Nash, Debbie Navasio, Gary Nave, Patti Spirit of 72 Promising Nelson, Mike Nelson, Patti Newman, Keith Niles, Frank Niles, Robin Norman, Wayne Nuss, Brad Nutting, Dave Oaks, Greg O Dea, Patty 167 Odegaard, Cindy Ososki, Karen O'Donald, Lenny Ostwalt, Leonard Olcott, Andy Ottem, Lee Ann O'Leary, Rick Opperud, Wayne Paddock, Jamie Pagent, Cindy Ortiz, Ruben Parent, Randy Parker, Bill Peterson, Jeff Phillips, Don Parker, Shelly Peterson, Ricky Poleski, Morris Pates, Randy Peterson, Scott Pope, Melanie Pekich, Dianne Pingree, Bill Popelka, Diane Pelatt, Larry Pipal, Randy Prestrud, John Penning, Lewis Pirtz, Joe Price, Mike 168 Putnam,Jackie Quick, Bob Radiger, Connie Rector, Pam Reichenbach, Dave Reece, Jane Radke, Ed Raines, Gail Reed, Cinda Reid, Jill Ramsett, Louise Reinke, Ruby Organizations Receive New Faces Reirson, Bob Restad, John Rogers, John Reiter, Debbie Ricci, Dave Romero, Lucy Reiter, Doug Ricketts, Peggy Romero, Mary Remington, Teresa Ringheim, Dave Rookhuizen, Bill Renfeldt, Ron Roberts, Kathy Rose, Gene Reno, Terry Robinson, Anne Ross, Gordon 169 Rotvold, Biel Route, Dan Ruby, Mike Rotvold, Dave Russell, Keith Sabins, Pam Sal verson, Dave Schaaf, Jerry Schartz, Dennis Schartz, Glen Scheie, David Scherger, Mary' Scheino, Richard Schleont, Ranae Schleining, Terry Schmaing, Malea Schmidt, Dennis Schmitt, Doug Schneidt, Kathy Schneider, Carolyn Schultz, Ron Schuman, Tim Schweigert, Cheryl Schweigert, Ervin Scott, Bob Seibert, Geisla Sellers, Villie Senmeck, Donna Sessions, Ad 170 Severns, Connie Sevmens, Brad Shafer, Terry Shane, Shannon Shellenberger, Glenda Sherman, Jim Sherwood, Gary Shinary, Rex Shipp, Bill Shuman, Tim Siemsen, Randy Sievertson, Cheryl Simerson, Kay Simpson, Colleen Sims, Wyatt Sindelar, John Sitsman, Brad Slater, Susanne Slovarp, Janie Smith, Bruce Smith, Emery Smith, Jim Smith, Judy Smith, Pat Snedigar, Julie Snyder, Richard Snyder, Robert Solis, Steve Sorenson, Lynn Spencer, Bill 171 Stapleton, Dan Sticka, Gary Stiverson, Carol Stockland, Randy Stoddard, Rodney Street, Ron Strieker, Pam Strickfaden, Jeff Stroebe, Rudy Strutz, Steve Stumm, Julene Sturgis, Steve Sullivian, Laurie Suan, Claudia Swank, Robert Sweet, Darrell Swords, George Szillat, Ken Talez, Norma Taller, LaDonna Taylor, Jim Taylor, Mark Tellez, Norma Terry, Melvin Thomas, Sally Thomas, Valerie Thompson, Linda Timermin, Jim Torgerson, Duane Torres, Clara 172 Trask, Debbie Veezy, Jim Tucker, Robert Wall, Kathy Tucker, Sara Walter, Pam VanLuchene, Tim VanSteeland, Debbie Walters, Kathy Walters, Patsi Vasquez, Linda Walth, Lee Ware, Dana Weber, Bemie West, Ed Waslaski, Bob Watson, Mark Weber, Tim Webster, Rick Wetherling, Shannon Whaler, Bill Watt, Randy Watt, Sandy Weatherwax, Nancy Weegle, Dwile Weiand, Barb Weidrich, Carla Whearty, Kathy Wheeler, Joan White, Barbara 173 White, Pat Williams, Mike White, Teresa Williams, Pam Whitman, Rhonda Williams, Rich Witherspoon, Dan Wuest, Linda Young, Lennord Wittman, Dave Wyman, Vicki Young, Nancy Wolfram, Chris Yanchisin, Julie Yurion, Rita Wiest, Milton Wiedrich, Kerry Wilks, Denise Williams, Shirley Williams, Ted Winegardner, Kirk Wonderlick, Wade Woodly, Linda Wrightson, Linda Yapuncich, George Yeager, Jill Young, Carol Zawada, Jim Ziegler, Brad Zimmer, Connie 174 Lost and Found Sophomores M. Aire L. M. Bowman R. H. Ellingston J. B. Kern R. R. McDonald K. C. Patterson J. N. Slovak D. M. Wildin C. Aldrich N. Burnett D. F arrar D. Kisinger P. McMillan B. Peterson D. Sunburg L. Watts D. Aubrey Calgar Hartman Kister Middleton Post T aylor Weis K. Batt P. Carmichael B. Heidema J. Landon R. Moran J. Ritz B. Tokar M. Weldon K. Beckers D. Chavez D. Heine S. Langfelt G. Morse Y. Biggs S. Corneliusen M. Hessler M. Lionshows E. Myhre M. San Martino L. Sarvey T. Vail C. Vester K. Welsh A. Welton L. Bise L. Dahns H. Hodnik G. Long B. O'Brien L. Schmaing P. Wadell B. Williams D. Blackburn K. Dotson D. Hunnicut G. Lopez V. O'Leary K. Scott M. Wagner R. Zimmerman M. Blazer J. Eggert T. Israel D. Maun J. Parker E. Shew J. Walker J. Zinda 175 Thorson Holds First Administrative Assistant Position at Senior Paul T. O'Hare District Superintendent Gary Rogers Assistant Principal Ray Collins Senior High Principal Robert Thorson Administrative Assistant Sitting: Dr. Gary Dols, Mr. Gary Auer, Mrs. Doris Poplar, Standing: Mr. William Bellingham,Mr. Clyde McCarthy, Mr. George Selover, Mr. Bill Dimich, Mr. Max Thornton. 178 Briggeman Heads Counselors Students at Senior High find a number of services available through their counselors. They may seek guidance on everyday problems or seek scheduling advice for tests. Students receive suggestions and infor- mation on colleges and careers after having been tested thoroughly by the counselors. Vocational information is also available to the students. John Kosich Dean of Boys Toni Rosell Dean of Girls Mr. Don Briggeman Head Counselor Mr. Jerry Walker Counselor Mr. Edith Hamden Counselor Mrs. Caroline Dreyer Secretary Mrs. Sue Hutton Counselor Mrs. Winona Hustad Counseling Secretary Mr. Emile Perey Counselor Mrs. Shirley Mitzner Secretary 179 Sherman Heads Student Body Student Council Row One: Prendent - Gary Sherman, Vice President-Barb Balock, Secretary-Robin Brown, Treasurer-Bonnie Morledge. Row Twc Dwight Steiner Dan Sayer Andrea Aden Michele Dore, Cheryl Schweigert, Patti Nelson, Sue Farrell, Kathy Stamer, d— ycul0edCn eamnenAyreUC eryl Grubf.r’ Ann Jaramillo, Scott Brown, Eloise Snyder, Jan Johnson, Katie Schwidde, Stella RiS1, Sharon Peterson, Betsy Carlson, Candi Fox, Kim Randak, Steve Duecker, Steve Yapuncich. Row Three: Ron Thuesen, xAan er1Cu’ Bl ..CuPninSh?Jn� Cindy Lehman, Janet Yanc, Debbie Eggebrecht, Kathy Schieno, Mary Johnson, Cathy Lee. Monty Fuchs, Mike Buscheid, Jim Dana, Kermit Hummel, Richard McCann, Martin Burrows, Ken Hoiness, Steve Tucker. rSS?l,i rt SteVc Row Four: DouS Heine, Ken Schlenker Mike Holman, Joe Regan, ?ar. Cavan, Mary Carstensen, Sandy Suit, Julie Halverson, Randy Strickfaden, Jeff Peterson, BiU Shipp, Steve Coming, kir erS Farr rF?ster’ Frank Desaz, Tom Hopgood, Paul Larson. Row Five: Gary Drewniak, Wref Balsam, Tim Jacox, Bob Murphy, Andrew Oleott, Rhonda Reed, Pat Painter, Ben Ripley, Randy Bodley, Bill Fillner, Tom Powers, Doug O Donnell, Ron Brey, Mark Burdick, Terry Ashcraft, Fred Nelson, Bob Phillips, Mike Kosich, Hustler Stone, Craig Anderson. r ’ Student council accomplished a lot this year under the guidance of Mr. Thor son. Gary Sherman, Barb Balock, Robin Brown, and Bonne Morledge kept up Senior's name as being the finest high school in the city. BSHS was the host to the 1970 MASC convention which elected Candi Fox their new secretary. Billings Senior Hosts M.A.S.C. Convention wn Student Government Molds Future Leaders Student Executive Board holds its meetings each Monday morning. The board consists of the student body officers, class officers and Mr. Thorson. Projects for the student body and Student Council are discussed at these meetings. This is the student's voice at Senior. Aagard, Robert History Aubert, William Voc. Agr. Barnett, Linda Spanish Bierwiler, Valerie French Bodine, Mary English IV Boyd, Charles Alg: Drivers Tmg. Brandvold, Authur Chorus Brookshire, Marilyn English II; Public Spk. Teachers Watch School Improve Clausen, Barbara English II Clawson, Roger English II; Journalism Colberg, Richard History Colosky, Catherine Latin Cords, William History Cox, Henry Am. Dem. Doerr, Marlene Chemistry Dorrance, George Electronics I Duecker, James M. W. History Russ. Dyche, Steven Biology Eliason, Carroll Am. Dem. Ensrud, Peter D. E. Sales 183 Esc hler, Ed English IV Fagan, James Work Study Ferguson, Donald Band Freeman, Bob English II, Journalism Gibbs, Richard Spanish Gibson, Cheryl German Glynn, Don History Hanson, Dewey Am. Dem. Hauck, Tom P S Geom. Heins, Lester Art Hjellum, Debbie Am. Dem. Hoggatt, Daniel Chemistry Honer, Jean English IV Hubley, Sherman History Huffman, Elza Library Idleman, Elfrieda Typing Jackson, Robert Bookkeeping Jellison, Beverly Bus. Math Alg. C Trig Jenson, Ruth English III Jimison, Jerry History 184 Jones, Virgil NJROTC Lazetich, William Boys P. E. Kaser, Fred Physics Lee, Irwin NJROTC Laird, Edward Work Study McDermott, Vern Alg. 2 G Trig Landis, Robert P S Geom. Bus Math McKerlick, Jean Home Ec. Lane, Robert Mech. Drg. Mickelson, Lloyd English III Teachers Help Students Learn Miller, Phyllis Girls P. E. Neill, Rick Typing Moerer, Ralph Enr. Alg. 2, Trig Nesbit, Charles English IV Morris, Larry English III Nicholson, Homer Shorthand, Gen. Bus Myers, Bernard Alg 3, Calculus Nicholson, Robert Shop Math, P S Geom. Nardi, Elaine English IV Nielson, Marjory Home Ec. 185 Nistler, Ronald Biology Nybo, Eunice Library Olson, Leo Art Olson, Nels Crafts, Drv. Trng. Ontko, Carolyn Read. Center Pasquarello, Robert Boys P. E., NJROTC Paterson, Frances Sec. Off. Prac. Paulson, Moselle Cler, Off. Prac., Bookkeeping Peterson, Robert Mech. Drg., Tech. Drg. Purcell, Thomas AVA Ramsett, Willard History, Mont. History Redenius, Diane English II Richards, Stan Band Rickard, James English IV Robbins, Edward Geology Romine, Alberta English III Roney, William Biology Roper, Robert Orchestra Saltee, Robert English II G III Scheidt, Irvin Mach. Shop 186 Simmons, Richard History Voorhis, John Am. Dem. Sorenson, Barbara English III Wilson, Robert Sales: Deca Be a Friend to a Faculty Member Schroeder, Jeanette Girls P. E. Strutz, Clara English II Wolske, Sharon Bookkeeping: Bus, Law Sheard, Charlene Read. Center Travis, John Alg. 3 GTrig Wrightson, James English III Sieler, Amalie German Vanover, Howard Woodshop Zupan, Robert P S Geom. : Geom Not Pictured: Barker, Kris: English Smith, Patricia: English Sucharda, Charles: Machine Shop 187 - AT)VERTISING CREATIVE NAME IN PHOTOGRAPHY W 113 North 29th Billinas. Montana Tippets ACCREDITATION IS THE SYMBOL OF QUALITY HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY COLLEGE 115 N. 30 Billings Hollywood Buttrey's TIPPET’S STUDIO is the place to go for your senior picture. Fine pictures are taken and each person is treated with individual care. HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY COLLEGE trains the young person in all aspects of hairdressing and cosmetology. The school guarantees a job upon graduation. BUTTREY’S SUBURBAN, in West Park Plaza, carries all name brand clothing for both men and women. It is the fashion headquarters for you. Local Merchants Support BSHS Activities KASPER'S PHOTO has everything to fulfill your photographic needs. Try their all new double prints. WILCOXSON’S ICE CREAM AND CANDY CO., located at 114 North 19, offers you a variety of ice cream flavors. COLES has two stores in Billings to serve you. They are located at 119 North Broadway and the corner of 2nd Avenue at 29th Street. Shop at Coles. IGA serves you at six convenient locations in Billings. At IGA they really care about their customers. They were the first to bring you true discount prices. NEW - EXCLUSIVE Coles Something New Every Day Corner 2nd Ave. at 29th Street Fine stores To Serve You f V mens stove 1M NORTH BROADWAY BILLINGS, MONT. Fashionable suedes and leathers need care to keep their stylish good looks. MIDWEST LEATHER CLEANERS at 603 Eighth Street West is the place to take your leather goods. The finest office equipment and school supplies can be found at REPORTER PRINTING AND SUPPLY. Every customer receives immediate care. ELLIOT’S FURNITURE has all styles of furniture. They can give you excellent advice about decorating your home. Midwest Leather Cleaners Reporter Printing and Supply Elliots It Pays to Advertise in Kyote Shadoan's Men Store Kue and Karom SHADOAN’S MEN’S STORE has the latest fashions for the modern man. It is located at 2010 2nd Avenue. KUE AND KAROM is the billiards headquarters for Billings. When you feel like playing pool, go to Kue and Karom. Frank's Flooring FRANK’S FLOORING, located at West Park Plaza, has every kind of floor covering. Hatche's Book Store ODEGAARD’S HARD- WARE AND DRUG STORE is located in the Evergreen Shopping Center and the Four Seasons Shopping Cen- ter. They carry all top brands of merchandise. Are you looking for an unusual book? Have you tried HATCHES? They also have books from the students’ re- quired reading lists. BARNETT OPTICIANS has all sorts of eyewear. You can find binoculars, telescopes, and contact lenses. Billings’Firms Support Kyote KOOK RADIO AND TELEVISION serves the Midland Empire with excellent entertainment. For the latest news, weather, and songs, listen to KOOK. Do you need a ride somewhere? Go with WESTERN TRANSIT. They provide transporta- tion all over Billings. When that craving for pizza hits you, rush to CASA DE PIZZA. You’ve tried the rest, now try the best. West Park Record Center Woolworth's WEST PARK RECORD CENTER has all sorts of record players, stereo tapes, and accessories. For the newest in records stop at West Park Record Center. WOOLWORTHS, 105 North Broadway or 1212 Grand, has just about everything you need. While shopping at Woolworths, lunch at their convenient lunch counter. The MEAT DISCOUNTER has meat at reasonable prices. It is situated at the Alpine Village. The POOR BOY PIZZA AND SUBMARINE DRIVE-IN has a new look. It is newly remodeled and has a new specialty, fish and chips. Are you looking for a new car? Look at the cars at FRONTIER CHEVROLET. Frontier stands behind every car they sell. SPIC AND SPAN CLEANERS, 601 8 J5t. W., has a con- venient drive-in window. Spic and Span also has free pick up and delivery. Restaurants Feed Hungry Students Meat Discounter Auto Dealers Supply School With Cars Frontier Chevrolet Spic and Span Cleaners Rip's Shoes The KYOTE ANNUAL is one of the finest yearbooks made in the state of Montana. The modern design of the Kyote reflects the mood of our school. For a truly memorable experience purchase a KYOTE ANNUAL. For all types of office machines shop at STAR OFFICE MACHINE. Typewriters, adding machines, and pencil sharpeners can be found there. RIP'S SHOES have the latest style in footwear. They assure everyone a perfect fit in stylish shoes. ZIMMERMAN STUDIO takes excellent pictures. They treat all their students with great care. ANTHONY'S in the Buttrey's Shopping Center. They have material for seamstresses and ready made clothing for when you do not feel like sewing. For all your groceries shop at BUTTREY'S. Their food selection is vast and the prices are low. Anthony's INTERPRETIVE PORTRAITURE Buttrey's College of Coiffure Art Marion Opticians The Best Buys Are in Billings Penney's When the time comes to buy your own home, contact DON FLOBERG PROPERTIES at 919 Broadwater. They have a large listing of homes to choose from. The COLLEGE OF COIFFURE ARTS is the place to have your hair fixed for that special date. The college trains students to be excellent hairdressers. PENNEY'S is the all-purpose department store. They have everything from shoes to records. Shop at Penney's for your school wardrobe. MARION OPTICIANS is the place to go for new glasses or contact lenses. They specialize in highly professional service. For all your art supplies, sneak into SNOOK ART. It is conveniently located at 110 North 29th. HEIGHT'S AUTO SALES has the widest selection of used cars in Montana. The owner, Don Gable, will cheer- fully help you select your car. The WINDMILL CLUB, 3921 1st Avenue South, is the place to eat after the formal. They specialize in barbequed ribs, sizzling steaks, delicious shrimp, and chicken in a basket. BILLINGS MONUMENT, 3523 Montana Avenue has memorials for your departed loved ones. They are the only authorized Rock of Ages dealer in Billings. For your sewing needs, shop at VILLAGE FABRIC. They have a wide selection of materials and notions. The MUZZLE LOADER serves meals with that rare quality of home-cooked meals. Relax in a atmosphere of quiet refinement. Snook Art Height's Auto 3533 MONTANA AVENUE. BILLINeS, MONTANA 59101 • PHONE 2 5-3391 Billings Monument Windmill Village Fabric Patronize Kyote Advertizers MDU serves Montana and the Dakotas with clean and efficient gas. Smart women prefer modern gas appliances. Do you get starved about noon? If you do, run to SANDY'S SENIOR and try their delicious food. RENIERS, on Central Avenue, is where you can find everything without having to look everyplace. Let the friendly clerks at Reniers help you. The GENERAL CUSTER is in the heart of Billings. They have a coffee shop for your meals. Also available are nice rooms. SEARS is located in West Park Plaza. They have clothes, sporting goods, and appliances. All goods are of the finest quality. Sandy's Senior Montana Dakota Utilities Renier's Market General Custer SEARS Scheel's Hardware Humble Oil Billings is Center of Shopping District REITER’S MARINA is one of the largest marinas in Montana. They have a huge selection of boats, water skis, and accessories for you to choose from. HAMS BACON Pierce Packing j n iJte VAUGHN RAGADALE'S clerks greet each customer with prompt service. The store is stocked with a wide variety of items ranging from shoes to lingerie. Dining at the GOLDEN BELL is a gourmet's delight. The food is excellently prepared by a well-trained staff. HEIGHT'S LANES is conveniently located at 1442 Main to serve you. Height's Lanes can supply you with all your bowling needs. PIERCE PACKING processes fine quality meats. Their products are always of the finest quality. All meat is government inspected. CONN'S CARD AND GIFT SHOP is located at 103 No. Broadway. Conn's has all sorts of interesting curios for gifts for all occasions. For that next special gift, shop at Conn's. SAMBO'S RESTAURANT serves the nicest people with the greatest food. Try thier whipped-cream-topped strawberry waffles. They are open all night for your eating pleasure at 1st Avenue No. and 26th Street, downtown. McDonalds Carousell Sunday Bar Matt's Diamond Shop MCDONALDS DRIVE IN serves the tasty Big Mac, the meal disguised as hamburger. For the best french fries in the world go to McDonalds. For every kind of ice cream known to man stop in at the CAROUSELL SUNDAY BAR. The atmosphere is like an old-fashioned ice cream parlor. MATT'S DIAMOND SHOP has a large selection of engagement rings. When the time comes for you to select your ring, be sure to look at Matt’s. KWIK-WAY is open every day of the year from 7 a. m. to 11p.m. There is front door parking for your convenience. Go to TROTT PRINTING COMPANY for all your printing needs. Trott's is located at 2802 Second Avenue North. HART-ALBIN'S has the latest styles. The prices are reasonable and the quality of the clothes is very good. For your next portrait go to HART- ALBIN STUDIO. See your proofs in color before you select the final picture. Kwik-Way Hart Albin T rotts • in SIGMAN'S FURNITURE, located at 2814 2nd Avenue North, is one of the leading furniture stores in Montana. There is a huge selection of furniture to choose from. GOODIES SPUD CHIPS are crisp as autumn leaves. They taste delicious because they are always fresh. THE HAIR HOUSE has a vast selection of wigs, wiglets, and falls. When you purchase your next hairpiece, remember the Hair House. The FOUR B'S CAFETERIA is located in West Park Plaza. It has excellent food and reasonable prices. Eat at the Four B's often. Goodies Spud Chips Hair House 5PUD CHIP5 Four Bee's Wong Village WONG VILLAGE has the atmosphere to entice your taste buds. The food is excellently prepared. For your next picture stop at BAUMGARTNER WELLERS. The picture is good and reasonably priced. PETERSON TYPEWRITER has a vast assortment of machines for you to choose from. Remember a typewriter is the perfect gift for the college bound student. Peterson Typewriter BILUNGS AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION BILLINGS SENIOR HIGH SHANON SHANON SHANON SHANON SHANON SHANON wh Where New Things Are Happening' OFFICIAL MISS MONTANA PHOTOGRAPHER SINCE 1964 2014 GRAND AVENUE BILLINGS, MONTANA 59102 Phone (406)245-4090 I Patrons A and B Rol-Away Rentals Acme Beauty College Adventures Ltd. Aldrich and Co. Andy's Realty and Insurance Bob's Shoeshine Brown Bam Gifts Center Bowling Lanes Connolly Saddlery Creations by HER Farwest International Travel Service Fox Hole Barber Shop Glendeen Nursing Home Hatch's Book Store Holliday Furniture Jim's Downtown Service nter K-G Bootery Lost Horizon Imports Marian's Beauty and Wig Shoppe McDonald and Com- pany Realtors Montqgue's Jewelery Murphy Finance Co. Palace Barber and Beauty Shop Peter Yegen Jr. In- surance and Realty The Pin Cushion Mrs. C. L. E. Remington, Sr. Renier's Reynard and Co. Decorators Seat Cover Center Inc. Snappy Food Market Spudnut Shop Taco Bell Tall Fashions Todd's Shoe Store Town House Motel Wagner's Ranchwear and Boots Westwood's Appliance and TV Zuck's Studio THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY A helping hand We’re helping education in Montana on many fronts. Our taxes for educational purposes come to more than $4, 000, 000 a year. In addition we give scholarships, help in research programs and our employees are active in aiding education through PTA’s, and on boards and committees. We think it's worth it. 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Jackie 136 Brown, Robert 156 Brown, Robert 156 Brown, Robin 111, 180 Brown, Scott 111, 180 Brumhardt, Susan 111 Bmning, Barbara 136 Brush, Judy 156 Brush, Larry 111 Bryan, Kris 136 Buell, Jane 111 Buening, Marilyn 136 Buffalo, Chris 156 Burch ell, Call 82, 136 Burchide, Dina 156 Burdick, Mark 35, 41, 136, 180 Burgcner, Paula 156 Burkett, Debbie 136 Burkland, Ray 54, 136 Burkland, Ray 157 Burnett, Becky 8, 136 Burnett, Melvin 54, 136 Burnett, Robin 175 Bums, Mary Je Burroughs, Ronnie 78 Burrows, Martin 136, 180 Burt, Bill 136 Burt, Dave 157 Burt, Terri 19, 137 Butcher, Dan 157 Butler, Bonnie 133 Butorac, Ann 84, 111 Butterfield, Ronald 156 Buzzetti, Frank 111 Byars, Robert 78, 157 Cain, Alan Cain, Candy 111 Calgar, Dana 175 Cambell, Mona 35, 137 Campbell, Sam 157 Cantrell, Pat 111 Card, Chris Carlin, Pat 111 Carlson, Betsy 112, 180 Carlson, Cary Carlson, Kim 137 Carlton, Larry Carmichael, Pam 175 Carpenter, Cheryl 157 Carpenter, Judy 112 Carpenter, Leslie 112 Carrington, Doug Carroll, Dan 112 Carroll, Lorene 137 Carstensen, Mary 112, 180 Carstensen, Richard 157 Carter, Peggy Carter, Ron Cassady, Lonnie 112 Castro, Clara 157 Castro, Florencio Castro, Mary Ann 137 Castro, Mary Cavan, Carol 84, 154, 157, 180 Cellmer, Elaine 112 Cemohkavek, Debra 137 Cervantez, Rosalie 137 Chain, Bruce 157 Chamberlain, Byron 68, 137 Chaney, Bruce 112 Chapman, Kathleen 157 Chapman, Lynn 112 Charles, Francis 112 Charles, Tony 133 Charleson, Cynthia 157 Cnatwood, Steven Chat wood, Steve Chavez, Dennis 78, 175 Chavez, Geraldine 137 Childers, David 98 Childs, Arlette 137 Childs, Diane 157 Childs, Joe 35, 112 Christensen, Jim Christensen, Monty Christianson, LeRac 112 Christianson, Mike 157 Christophereon, Jim 137 Chupp, Rich 68, 157 Cinnamon, Carmel 157 Cinnamon, Dan 137 Cinnamon, Danielle 112 Clark, Charlotte 112 Clark, Cliff 112 Clark, Curt 157 Clark, Debbie 112 Clark, Gary Clark, Jami Clark, Linda 137 Clark, Steven 98 Clark, Tom 157 Clause, Phillip Clausen, Diane 137 Clawson, Janice 112 Clayton, Glenda 137 Clayton, Karry 157 Clenin, Ken 137 Coats, Gary Codneys, Joanne 112 Coil, Glenda 157 Coles, Ronnie 137 Coley, Cheryl 157 Collins, Frank 157 Conway, Burton 137 Cook, Alice 84, 137 Cook, Joanne 137 Cook, Monte Cook, Nancy Cook, Vickie 112 Coon, Patty 112 Cooney, Stanley Coop, Lois 113 Coop, Nancy 137 Cooper, David 78, 157 Cooper, Jim 113 Comelinsen, Steve 175 Coming, Steve 50, 137, 180 Cowger, Dana 157 Cox, Guy 157 Cox, Loren Cox, Mary Ann 113 Cox, Patricia 137 Cox, Valerie 157 Coyle, Diana 113 Craig, William 113 Crane, Daryl 157 Cranston, Kate 137 Crawford, Barb 82, 113 Crawford, Vickie 157 Critelli, Rocky 137 Crooks, Dale Crouse, Jeff 137 Crowley, Mary 82, 113 Crowley, Williams 68, 157 Crum, Kane Crystal, Connie 137 Cummings, John 137 Cunningham, Bill 138, 180 Cunningham, Howard Cunningham, Sharon 138 Dabner, Don 113 Dabner, Tim 18, 158 Dadils, Jill Dahl, Roberta 158 Dahlstrom, Lois Dahms, David 138 Dahms, Linda 175 Dailey, Tom 113 Dakolis, Kyla 113 Dames, Deborah 158 Damson, Karen 113 Dana, Jim 18, 38, 60, 113, 180 Dana, Joan 84, 138 Danell, Darla 138 Daniel, Sam 68, 138 Danskin, Wes 50, 138 Darkenwald, Mary Daugherty, Mike Daum, Vicki 138 Daunhauer, Mike Davenhauer, Mike Davids, Gary 113 Davidson, Darlene 138 Davidson, Lee Ann 158 Davis, Allison 113 Davis, Diane 156 Davis, Mike 138 Davis, Nanthaniel Davis, Sherri 138 Day, Maynard 158 Decker, Jim Decker, Steve 158, 160 Decker, Sue 113 Defosse, Roger Degele, Chris 113 Degnan, Mary 35, 113 Degnan, Tim 113 Degner, Scott 138 De Lao, Antonio 138 De Lao, Diane 138 DeLeon, Betty 138 DeLeon, Linda 158 Dental, Janet 138 Denton, Jim 138 Denton, Janet Deiheim, Connie 138 Derheim, Doris 113 Desmul, Kristine DeTienne, Sherman 114 Detweiler, Charmaine 138 Dewald, Doug 78, 158 Dewald, Sharon 114 Diaz, Carmen 158 Diaz, Frank 158 Diaz, Luis Dickerson, Darlene 114 Diede, Anne 158 Diode, Phil 114 Dietz, Leslie 138 Dill, Sandy 138 Dilts, Susan 138 Dinius, Michelle 158 Dira, Katherine Dim, Jim Dockter, Dallas 35, 158 Dolan, Dan 158 Dolan, Mike 138 DoLeone, Clara Doll, Richard Dols, Vance 138 Dolstrom, Lois Donbowcr, Mike Donenhauer, Mike 138 Donnelly, Tom 34 , 78, 158 Doolen, Mike 138 Dote, Michele 114, 180 Dorrancc, George 34, 138 Dorscher, Mary 138 Dotson, Kim 19, 175 Dougherty, Ceylon 34, 113 Douma, Jackie 138 Dowell, Richard Drain, Patty 114 Drewniak, Gary 139, 180 Dreyer, Carol 139 Dreyer, Daveda Dreyer, Don 114 Drink waiter, Bob 68, 139 Driskell, Melissa 139 Drum, Dan 158 Dudik, Jay 35, 48, 49, 139 Dudik, Jill 158 Duffy, Bonnie 158 Dumler, Darlene 114 Dumolt, Dave 139 Dunbar, Carol 139 Dunbar, Cynthia 139 Duncan, Debbie 82, 139 Duncan, Earl 114 Duncan, Vyron 139 Dunhaur, Mike 68 Dunn, Jerald 158 Du ns worth, Loraa Dupree, Frank 54, 158, 180 Duran, Lori 158 Dusbabek, Barb 21, 158 Dutcher, Bill 63, 80, 114 Dutcher, Lea 139 Dyem, Bety 139 Dygert, Bill 133 Dyle, Shirley 139 Dyrodahl, Elizabeth Eames, Dave 78, 93, 96, 158 Eastlick, Terry Eastlick, Vicki 158 Eaton, Debra 139 Eckart, Alfred 158 Eclair, Paul 158 Eddy, Vickie 158 Edwards, Betsy 157 Edwards, C lyde 139 Edwards, Jamie 20, 114 Edwards, Paul 159 Edwards, Steve 114 Egan, Dave 159 Egeland, Hollie 114 Eggebrecht, Dave 60 , 68, 69 , 73, 114 Eggebrecht, Debra 159, 180 Eggebrecht, Genia 139 Eggert, Jeff 54, 175 Ehli, Claudia 82, 139 Ehresman, Karen Ehresman, Ron Ehret, Ken 159 Ehret, Richard 139 Eisenbarth, Rachel Elder, Barry 35, 114 Elder, Rickie 35, 139 Ellingsen, Kris 4, 38, 59, 84, 85, 114 Ellingsen, Peggy 84, 159 Ellingston, Harvey 175 Eisenbarth, Rachel 139 Emborg, Margaret 139 Enter, Carlyle 139 Engelhart, Brooks Enzen, Catherine Epperson, Don 159 Erekson, Chris 159 Erekson, Robert Erickson, Barb 114 Erickson, John 139 Erickson, Steve 114 Erickson, Susan 159 Erickstein, Shari 139 Ernest, Bryan 54, 78, 159 Ernst, Kathy 114 Ernst, Richard 139 Eskro, Chuck 114 Eskro, Jon 139 Eskro, Patty Fspeseth, Gayle 19 Espeseth, Karen 115 Evangelist!, Amy 159 Evangelisti, Frank 115 Evans, Brenda 139 Evans, Denise 159 Evans, Gary 159 Evans, John Ewen, Pam 159 Faller, Ladonna Fargo, Linda 139 Farmer, Robert 139 Farmer, Susan 180 Fames, Doug Farrar, Jennie 175 Farrell, Susan Featheretone, Denise 84, 139 Feeley, Martin 133 Feller, Jerry 115 Felt, Mike 34, 159 Fenton, Bob Fenton, Josh 159 Ferree, Janet 115 Ferree, Wayne Ferrell, Sue Fiala, Vicki 63, 84, 85, 115 Fields, Justin 68, 140 Fife, Elsie 140 Fillner, Bill 6, 68, 115, 180 Fillner, Myma 159 Fink, Floyd 133 Finley, Bob 115 Finley, Craig 115 Finn, Cary 144 Fischer, Malea Fischer, Paul 159 Fischer, Richard 35 Fisher, Archie Fisher, Don Fisher, Fred 159 Fisher, Nancy 140 Fisher, Sallie 159 Fitzer, Debora 140 Fitzgerald, Paul Fitzhugh, Jim 140 Flanze, Dave 35, 115 Fleck, Penny 140 Floberg, Andre 115 Florez, Edward 159 Flynn, Nan 115 Fogle, Robbie 159 Foos, Calvin 159 Foos, Cenelda 159 Foos, Ronald 140 Foos, Steve 159 Footit, Steve Forbes, Ben 159 Forbes, Molly 160 Ford, Kurt Ford, Lu Ann 140 Ford, Owen Ford, Pat 140 Ford, Stephen Forester, Rick 160 Foreythc, Andy 50, 140 Forsythe, Gary 54 Fosjord, Bob Fosjotd. Doran 115 Fosjord, Virgil Foster, Larry 140, 180 Fowler, John Fox, Candy 14, 84, 140, 180 Fox, Debbie Fraker, John 115 Frank, Belinda Frank, Bonita 160 Frank, Richard Fraser, Jean Frates, Nicolette 140 Fredericks, Pam 140 Fredricksen, Doug 160 Fredrickson, Jim Frick, Julia 140 Fried, Clyde 140 Fried, Jane 160 Frizzell, Dave Frizzle, Scott 140 Fryberger, Steve 115 Fuchs, Craig 115 Fuchs, La Mont 35, 140, 180 Fuchs, Lavonne 160 Fuchs, Terri 84, 160 Fugere, Kelly 160 Fuller, Byron Fuller, Richard 160 Fulton, Carlyn Furih, Isabelle Cable, Everett 115 Cahagan, Cary 115 Callager, Karen 140 Gallea, Joe Calles, Kevin 115 Cangstad, Karen 115 Cangstad, Susan 116 Garcia, Eligio 160 Garcia, Ray 140 Gardner, Robert 116 Garland, Georgia 116 Garland, Phillip Garza, Jane 140 Gayvert, Peggy 19, 116 Gear, Phil Geary, Loma Geering, Dave 140 Geering, Jim Geering, Marie 116 Ccertz, Ralph Gehring, Del 116 Geiger, Leslie 50, 140 Gerber, Steve 80, 140 Gerland, Phil Centals, Anna Gerre 11s, Cliff 160 Gertz, Ralph 1 GO Gibbons, Harold Gibbons, Ray 80, 133 Gibbs, Adrian Gibbs, Celon 116 Gibson, Ric 140 Gibson, Susan 116 Gilbert, Ted 140 Gillett, Kathy 116 Gilliland, Dwight 140 Gillis, Martin 160 Cillis, Steve 140 Gilson, Matt 140 Cingeiich, Susan 141 Gipson, Ric Cissler. Janis 141 Glasrud, Cary 116 Gleed, Don Clover, Dan Clover, Gayle 160 Goind, Dick Gomez, Mike 141 Gomez, Nick 160 Gonzalez, Albert Gonzales, Carmen Gonzales, Danny 141 Gonzales, Frank Gonzales, Mary Jane Conzoles, Danny Goodwin, Grady' 160 Cordon, Dana 116 Gordon, Larry' 133 Gorham, Holly 116 Gorton, Jack 68, 141 Goyne, Dorey Cradle, Randy- Graham, Erlene 116 Graham, Mary Jo 116 Graham, Randy 141 Graham, Steve 116 Grainger, Debbie 141 Grainger, Donna 116 Gratwohl, Phyllis 133 Graves, Bill 133 Graves, George Gray, Cliff Cray, Delilah 116 Green, Nicolet 116 Greenfield, Cynthia 160 Greenfield, Linda 116 Greer, Bill Greer, Debbie 141 Greer, Gale 133 Gregory-, Bonnie 160 Greiff, Joellen 160 Crider, Gary Griffin, George 34, 160 Griffin, Larry Grimes, Julie 160 Groel, Paul Grooms, Anthony 141 Grooms, Jim 116 Grooms, Marcia 160 Groscop, Curt 141 Croscop, Dale Grossman, Rita Grosz, Linda 160 Gruber, Cheryl 19, 117, 180 Cruel, Andy 54, 117 Cruel, Sandra 82, 160 Crunstead, Laurie 160 Guckeen, Randy 54, 160 Culbraa, Baib 117 Gunnels, Debra 141 Guitz, Ralph Guterrez, Terry- 161 Gutierrez, Vincente Gwynn, Carla 141 Haagenson, Henry 141 Hadley, Nancy Hadley, Tony 161 Hagan, Patrick Hagel, Don Hagg, Tim 141 Hagstrom, Kathy 35, 44, 117 Hagstrom, Robert 35, 141 Hahn, Bruce 54 Haizenbauer, Jule Hall, Janice Hall, Richard Halstvedt, Sherri 161 Halversom Julie 180 Halvereon' Sherry 84, 161 Haman, Goidan 117 Haman, Kathleen 141 Haman, Larry Hames, Robin 21, 161 Hames, Ruth 117 Hamilton, Pam 161 Hamm, Bob 117 Ham merer rom, Sonia 141 Hammett, Carol Hammett, Holly 19, 141 Hamontree, Vickie 161 Hampton, Larry 141 Hampton, Roger 78 Hanchett, Collette 141 Hansen, Carolyn 34, 141 Hansen, Doug 117 Hansen, Kirk 141 Hanson, Dexter 141 Hanson, Duane 161 Hanson, Carolyn Hanson, Lori 161 Hanson, Mel 141 Hanson, Robert 141 Hanstrom, Kristine 141 Harder, Sandra Harkins, Patrice 117 Harman, Gordon Harmon, Carl Harper, Coricen Harr, Stephanie 34, 141 Harris, Jane 19, 161 Harris, Lee 133 Harris, Scott 161 Harris, Sherry 161 Harrison, William 141 Hart, Connie Hart, Dean 133 Hart, Harold Hart, Rosia Hart, Susan 161 Haitfield, Phyllis 161 Hartman, Debra 175 Hartman, Judy Hartman, Karen 141 Hartman, Linda 161 Harvilak, Bobbie Harvilak, Leister 142 Hash, Robert Hasper, Jan 117 Hasper, John 117 Hatfield, Pat 117 Hatfield, Robey Haughey, John Hauge, Lonny 117 Hauk, Connie 117 Haun, Bruce 142 Hauptman, Anne 51, 142 Haus, Connie 117 Haverland, Jill 82, 142 Haverland, William 35, 142 Hawkins, Kevin Hayes, Cherylan 117 Hayfield, Karen Hayfield, Kim 142 Haynes, Chuck Hayward, Janice 161 Heagle, Joyce 161 Heald, Nancy 117 Hedden, Bill Hedge, Diane Hefenieder, Bill 161 Hegg, Ardclla 142 Hegland, Doug 117 Hegwer, Richard Heidema, Annette 161 Heidema, Bonnie 175 Heidema, Doug 142 Heidema, Linda 35, 117 Heidema, Nancy 117 Heidt, Don 118 Heidt, Ron 142 Heil, Bobby 78, 161 Heil, Patty 142 Heil, Tracy 142 Heim, Candy 118 Heimbichnaer, Candy 161 Heimbichner, Daryl 161 Hein, Cathy Hein, Chuck 118 Hein, John 78, 161 Hein, Rick Heine, Charlein 162 Heine, Dave 175 Heine, Doug 118, 180 Heinrich, Debbie 162 Helgeson, Beiton Helt, David 162 Henderehot, Mary Henderson, Danny Henderson, Forest 142 Henderson, Gary 118 Henrickson, Juni 142 Hendrickson, Joyce 118 Henunckson, Lon Hendrickson, Teresa 162 Hennian, Jane 118 Henman, Janet 118 Henry, Larry Henry, Wayne Herbert, Kathrync 162 Herman, Robert 162 Herold, Conrad Herren, Steve 142 Hershey, Ginger Heist, Tim Herzog, Larry 118 Hessler, Maivin 175 Heth, Debbie He yd, Robert 142 Hicks, Allison 133 Hicks, Farley Hicks, Karen 162 Hicks, Raymond 68 Hicks, Ron Hicks, William Hightower, Randy 142 Hightower, Terry 118 Hilde, Steve 80, 162, 180 Hildebrand, Cary Hildebrandt, Dan 118 Hill, Ben 133 Hill, Bob 142 Hill, Laureen 162 Himing, Dave 118 Hindi!, Ginger Hjorth, Jeanine 142 Hobill, Rosalie 118 Hockett, Susan Hodnik, Henry 175 Hoffeiber, Inez 118 Hoffeiber, Wayne 162 Hoffman, Larry 118 Hoffman, Mike Hogg, Clyde Hoiness, Ken 54, 142, 180 Holman, Brent Holman, Mike 18, 142, 180 Holmes, Helen Holmes, Steve 47, 48, 49, 51, 142 Holzworth, Linda 142 Honaker, Liz 142 Honeycutt, Gordon 54 Hood, Dave Hoopes, Susan 162 Hopgood, Tom 78 Hopkins, Sherry 142 Hopkins, Tom Hoppegood, Tom 180 Hossfield, Dawn 142 Hostetler, Don 162 Houghton, Bill 118 Houseman, Linda 118 Hrasky, Nina 142 Hubbell, Todd Huber, Colleen 35, 118 Huckins, Dannette Hucke, Doug 142 Hudson, Kathy 142 Hudson, Scott 78, 162 Huebner, Fred 162 Huffard, Greg 34 Huffard, Susan 162 Hughes, Dennis 118 Hughes, Kathleen 162 Hultzworth, Linda Hummel, Karen 35, 46, 48, 49, 118 Hummel, Kermit 162, 180 Hunnicut, Daryl 175 Hunsicker, Carol Hunington, Faith 162 Hurst, Tim Huschka, Debbie 119 Huss, Dennis 162 Hust, Albert 54, 162 Hust, Robert 54, 142 Ibara, Bob Ingraham, Cary 119 Ingram, Cliff 78, 162 Ingwaldson, Kay Ingwaldson, Kim 119 Ingwaldson, Richard 142 Irion, Karen Isem, Eric 119 Israel, Tim 175 lszler, Dave 119 Iverson, Curt 142 Ivereon, Jennifer 119 Jackson, Doug 19, 142 Jackson, Gary 119 Jackson, George 143 Jackson, Vickie 143 Jacobs, Larry 162 Jacobs, Tim 78 Jacox, Tim 68, 143, 180 Jam, Dave 162 Jangulla, Larry 143 Janzen, Dave 119 Jaramillo, Arm 34 , 49, 143, 180 Jarrett, Jan 35, 143 Jauss, Pam Javanovick, Mick 163 Jenkins, Mary Lou 84, 85, 119 Jensen, Debra 163 Jensen, Mary 143 Jensen, Duane 143 Jerhoff, Mike 143 Jessee, Russ 35, 143 Jimason, Linda 163 Jodrey, Maureen 19, 143 Johannson, Duane 143 Johnson, Blake 7, 13, 14, 21, 40, 42, 60, 68, 119, 180 Johnson, Bob 68 Johnson, Buddie Johnson, Dave 163 Johnson, Gary 163 Johnson, Jan 21, 143, 180 Johnson, Janine 163 Johnson, Karen 163 Johnson, Kim 18, 38, 119 Johnson, Lee Johnson, Mary 163, 180 Johnson, Maureen 143 Johnson, Melissa 119 Johnson, Meredith 119 Johnson, Mike Johnson, Robert 119 Johnston, Jenann Jones, Alice Jones, Bill 163 Jones, Carol 143 Jones, Carolyn 82, 143 Jones, Dave 78 Jones, Don 119 Jones, Doug 163 Jones, John Jones, Julie 163 Jones, Pam 163 Jones, Bob 163 Jordan, Larae 163 Jorgenson, Donna Jorgenson, Fred 119 Jorgensen, Nels Josephson, Nancy 143 Jourdan, Merilou 119 Jovanovich, Mike Junkert, Eldora 143 Jurosek, Cindy 119 Kaiser, Ken 18, 119 Kalaris, Susan 143 Kale, Annette 82, 143 Kanning, Dan 143 Kanning, Ron 163 Kanski, Jerold 163 Kastelitz, Suzanne 120 Kaufman, Austin 163 Kautz, Tabby 34, 163 Keenen, Mike 143 Kehm, Gene 143 Kehm, Kerry 163 Keil, Connie 163 Kelly, Jim Kenner, Vicki 163 Kepler, Kristine 120 Kern, Brenda 175 Kem, Harold 143 Kern, Roger 143 Kerr, Charles 143 Ketterling, Mike 68, 143 Ketterling, Tony 98, 99, 120 Keup, Bill 68, 120 Kilboume, Hugh 29, 143 Kimball, Dan Kimball, Gary Kimball, Joe Kimbrought, Dave 163 Kimbrought, Ray 54, 163 Kimmell, Karen 120 Kimmer, William 163 Kimper, Patty Kincaid, Collette 133 King, Jim 120 King, Judie 120 King, Teresa 163 King, Tim 163 Kinsey, Susan Kirk, Karen 84, 143 Kirkendall, Marcia 82, 163 Kirkness, Rick 120 Kisingcr, Robin 175 Kister, Molly 120 Kister, Pat 175 Klepinger, Ken 143 Klimper, Patty 144 Kline, Karen Klotz, Cindy 133 Klundt, Candy 19, 163 Klundt, Shellie 120 Knaub, Scotty 164 Knocke, Doug Knutson, Roger 144 Kober, Debbie 120 Kober, Gary 144 Kober, Rick 164 Kober, Rosalinda Kober, Tim Koch, Steve 144 Kohn, Jay 20, 120 Konzen, Janice 144 Kopp, Lolita 120 Korsis, Alice 120 Koisis, Frank 120 Kosich, Mike 60, 68, 73, 120, 180 Kosovich, Jon Kowalasky, Duane Kraft, Kirk 120 Kramer, Billie Kramer, Faye 120 Kraus, Ken 164 Kraus, Robert Krecklow, Billie 164 Kreidelcamp, Jon 164 Kreiner, Ed 121 Kreuger, Albert Krewer, Sharon Krieger, Dale 144 Krohn, Kevin 164 Kmdelcamp, Jon Krueger, Allen 144 Krum, Allen Krum, Danny 164 Kruse, Miles 144 Kukla, Connie 121 Kukla, Sidney 121 Kunkle, Joni 144 Kuntz, Del 35 Kuntz, George 164 Kurcher, Leslie 35 Kurre, Kathy 164 Kust, Margaret LaBard, Richard 144 Lagaly, Pat 164 Lagner, Mary 164 Lahey, Sam 54, 55, 121 Lambert, Beth 121 Lambrecht, Audrey 121 Lambrecht, Connie 164 Lamm, Russ 144 Landon, Jack 175 Landon, Jim 121 Lang, Carol 144 Lang, Debra 144 Lang, John 144 Langfelt, Sally 175 Langner, Mary LaPrath, Sunny Rae 144 Laisen, Bruce 144 Larsen, Dave 164 Larson, Andrew Larson, Bill 121 Larson, Paul 78, 164, 180 Lathey, Sam Laughlin, Arthur Laughlin, Diana 164 Lauwers, Richard 35, 144 Lave, Lewis 164 Lawson, Craig 144 Lawson, Darwin 144 Lawson, Lynette Lawson, Pam 164 Lawson, Tim 164 Layman, Mike 78 Lazetich, Karen 144 LeBrum, Shirley Lechner, Connie 21, 164 Lechner, Danny 68, 144 Leckie, Scott 80, 144 Leclair, Paul 164 Lee, Carol 62, 63, 121 Lee, Cathy 51, 164, 180 Lee, Deborah 144 Lee, Raymond 164 Lee, Richard 144 Lee, Ty 121 Legg, Jewell Leggate, Jerry 144 Lehman, Cathy 144 Lehman, Cindy 154, 180 Lehman, Cail 121 Lehman, Gloria 133 Lehman, Linda 35, 121 Lehman, Paul Lehman, Steve 164 Lehr, Nancy 144 Leiby, Carol 164 Leichert, Pattie 164 Leischner, Connie 121 Leischner, Terri 144 Leivestad, Lorraine Leligdowicz, John 164 Leligdowicz, Marion 121 Lennick, Judy 121 Letz, Georgette 164 Leuenberger, Roy 121 Lueenberger, Wanda 165 Levia, Eldia Lewis, Don Lewis, Gerald Lewis, Melodee 165 Lewis, Sheryl 165 Ley, Gerald 145 Libke, Bill Lien, Nova 19, 34, 145 Like, Shaunna 145 Limpp, Richard 165 Lindell, Jim Lindell, John 165 Lindell, Linda Lindsey, Kelly 121 Lindstrom, Joyce 165 Linton, John 165 Lionshows, Maury 175 Lippert, Louanne 165 Litton, Doug Li twin, Kyle 20, 38, 88, 121 Litzinger, Cynthia 121 Litzinger, Nancy 145 Litzinger, Glenda 122 Litzinger, Judy 165 Livingston, Greg Loedeke, Jimmy Loff, Linda 35, 145 Loff, Lonnie 165 Logan, Debra 145 Logan, Doug 145 Logan, Ed 78, 165 Logan, Loyd 165 Logan, Morgan 145 Logan, Toni Lombardy, Barb 165 Lombardy, Lisa 145 Loners, Sally 21, 166 Long, Gary 175 Long, John Long, Linda Loos, Margaret 165 Lopez, Gilbert 78, 175 Lords, Kathy 122 Loske, Marsha Love, Robin 145 Loveridge, Cole Lowe, Charley Lowe, Cheryl 122 Lowe, Kurt 145 Lowe, Linda Loya, Angel 145 Loya, Leonardo 165 Lubke, Jane 165 Lubke, William 145 Lucas, Brian 165 Lucero, Alice 122 Lucero, Lawrence 133 Lucero, Michele 50, 165 Ludwig, Stan Lueck, Ricky 122 Lund, Barb 165 Lund, Da rold 78, 165 Lund, Janice 122 Lundeen, Bruce 145 Lundeen, Val 145 Lundervold, Connie 145 Lundin, Bruce Lundin, Val Lundquist, Diane 51, 145 Lundy, Clara 145 Lynn, Jenny 82, 165 Lyon, Gary 145 Maas, Gary 166 Macheledt, Steve 122 Maciel, Mike Maciel, Peggy 165 Mackenzie, Leslie 18, 122 Mackin, Bill 122 Mading, Mike 78, 166 Madison, Web 166 Madison, W'endy 145 Magelson, Scott 145 Magilke, Linda 166 Magnesen, Debra Magruder, Randy 166 Mahaffey, Terry 54, 166 Makeef, Terry Malek, Vonnie 122 Maley, Marvin 166 Maloy, Janice 166 Mankin, Phillip 145 Mankin, William 166 Mann, Donna 175 Mann, Susan 145 Marchington, Tom Mardis, Mike 166 Markovic, Mark Markovich, Mike Marks, Francie 145 Marr, Susan Marshall, Don Martian, Anita 122 Martin, Betty 122 Martin, Carolee 35, 166 Martin, Debbie 166 Martin, Dennis Martin, Emma 145 Martin, Henry 98, 166 Martin, Kathy 133 Martin, Ross 68, 122 Martinez, Consepcion 166 Martinez, Henry Martinez, Liobardo 145 Martinez, Marie 166 Martinez, Robert 166 Martinez, Sofia 166 Mason, Lakauna 20, 166 Massine, Bob Masters, Chris 145 Mastenson, Mike 145 Mathiot, Dave Maxwell, Don 122 Maynard, Ike McAdam, Jeri 165 McAtee, Doug McBride, Doug 122 McCaffray, Tim 165 McCann, Richard 165, 180 McCarley, Jim McCormick, Kathy 122 McCormick, Linda MeCrainc, Denis 146 McDonald, Marilyn 19, 122 McDonald, Ralph 175 McDonough, Jim McFarlane, Gloria 35, 122 McGarry, Roy McGibonry, Debra 165 McCirl, Kathleen 146 McGirl, Peggy 122 McGraw, John McCray, Kurt 165 McGuire, Barb 165 McGuire, Maureen McHenry’, Charles 133 McHenry, Laura 122 McIntyre, Don Me Keen, Cindy McKenna, Joe 145 McKenna, Matt 165 McKenna, Ron 68, 146 McKenna, Russ 80, 123 McKcnnan, Charles McLaughlin, Mark 73, 123 McLaughlin, Dan 165 McLean, Tina 165 McManus, Jackie 123 McManus, Jaim 54, 146 McMesse, Carrie McMillan, Janet 146 McMillan, Judy McMillan, Ken 78, 175 McMullin, Mike 145 McMullin, Bob 68, 123 McNeece,-Karrie 146 McPhee, Mike 123 McQuay, Debra 166 Meinhardt, Gigi 167 Meinhardt, Pat 146 Meismer, Bob 26, 27, 51, 123 Meismer, Steve Merkel, Keith Merkel, Steve 166 Mcsselt, Adele 146 Messer, Donna 166 Meyer, Donna Meyer, Mike 68, 146 Meyers, Louis Meza, Gloria 123 Michael, Rodney 98, 146 Michaud, Frank 123 Micheal, Debra 146 Michottc, Jeff 98 Michunovich, Mike 93, 146 Mick, Carol 146 Middelton, Brad 175 Milam, Karolyn 166 Miller, Annette Miller, Bernard 68, 123 Miller, Carl 166 Miller, Cathy 166 Miller, Cindy 146 Miller, Curt 146 Miller, Debra 166 Miller, Dorothy 82, 166 Miller, Cary 123 Miller, Jerry 146 Miller, Jo 123 Miller, Mike 78, 146 Miller, Mike 166 Miller, Robin 146 Miller, Terry Miller, Willard 149 Mills, Mike 167 Mirkle, Keith 146 Misk, Carol Mitchell, Laura 20, 167 Mizner, Alan 146 Mizner, Beverly 167 Mizner, Sharon 146 Moats, Jerry 167 Moats, Steve 123 Moe, Janice 146 Mollenbrink, Andrea 167 Mollenbrink, Sherry’ 146 Mollenbrink, Gary' 123 Mollinbrink, Terry 123 Mollett, Mike 167 Monacada, Adel Montgomery, Mike 146 Montgomery’, Richard 123 Moody, Joy'ce 146 Moody, Linda 146 Mook, Debra 133 Moon, Gary 123 Moon, Janet 123 Mooney, Joyce 133 Moore, Gail Mora, Sam 167 Moran, Rich 175 Morast, Linda More ledge, Bonnie 38, 60, 63, 123, 180 ' Moreledge, Marilyn 38, 58, 60, 61, 123 Morgan, Holly 167 Morgan, Richard Mork, Colleen 167 Morris, Jere Morris, Lonnie 54, 167 Morris, Leanne Morris, Rocky Morris, Roxie 167 Morris, Walter 147 Morrison, Betty 147 Morison, Debbie 167 Morrow, Janice Morrow, Pam 147 Morse, Bill 175 Morse, Chuck 147 Morse, Mike Morse, Rodney 167 Morson, Micki Morton, John 147 Mosely, Emma Moses, Mike 38, 93, 124 Moses, Rich 78, 167 Moses, Terri 124 Moses, Vicki 147 Muck, Cynthia 167 Muhlbeier, Chris Mulloy, Janice Mundshenk, Dave 54, 80, 133 Munroe, Dan Munsicker, Carol Murphy, Robert 147, 180 Murray, Mike 147 Murray, Ken 147 Musgrove, F.llen Myers, Donna 167 Myhre, Elaine 175 Mylan, Laura 124 Mylan, Vicki 147 Nagel, Don Nash, Deborah 167 Natvig, Don 133 Navasio, Cary 167 Nave, Patty 167 Nebel, Jim 147 Nees, Cathy Neibauer, Susan 147 Nelson, Clayton 147 Nelson, Colleen 124 Nelson, Eric 54, 147 Nelson, Fred 3S, 124, 180 Nelson, Kurt 147 Nelson, Margie 147 Nelson, Mike 167 Nelson, Norman Nelson, Pattie 84, 167, 180 Nelson, Rieka 35, 147 Neto, Toni 28, 29, 124, 180 Newby, Rick 147 Newman, Barb 124 Newman, Keith 167 Nielson, Don 124 Nielson, Kurt 124 Nikula, Randy Niles, Frank 167 Niles, Robin 167 Nitzel, Lyle 147 Nixon, Chris 147 Noenning, Linda 35, 124 Nolle, Bill 147 Norlin, Grady Norman, Peggy 124 Norman, Wayne 167 Norskog, Kirk Novasio, Cary Novasio, Mike Nunemaker, Denise 147 Nuss, Brad 167 Nutting, Dave 167 Oakland, Gary 124 Oaks, Greg 167 O'Brien, Barb 175 Odea, Patricia 167 Odegaard, Cynthia 168 O'Donald, Lenny 168 O'Donnell, Doug 124, 180 O'Donnell, Janne 19, 124 O'Donnell, Ken Olcott, Andrew 78, 168, 180 O'Leary, Jim O'Leary, Peggy 124 O'Leary, Richard 168 O'Leary, Bob 147 O'Leary, Val 20, 175 Oliver, Brett Oliver, Kim 147 Oliver, Pam 147 Olson, Cindy 18, 147 Olson, Diane Olson, Gerald Olson, Jerry Olson, Peggy 82, 147 Olson, Peter 124 Olson, Susan Olson, Wanda Ommundson, Sheila 124 O'Neill, Darlene 124 Orchowski, Don 147 Orr, Terri 147 Orrcrud, Wayne 168 Ortez, Ruben 168 Ososki, Karen 82, 168 Ososki, Kathleen 148 Ostland, John Ostrum, Kathy 148 Ostwait, Lc onard 168 Otson, jerry Ottem, Leanne 168 Ovellctte, Terry 148 Overfelt, Kerin 125 Owens, Brett 148 Owens, Harold Packineau, Kelsey Paddock, Jamie 20, 168 Pagent, Cindy 168 Painter, Pat 148, 180 Palmer, Wiley Papka, Larry 125 Parent, Randy 168 Parker, Chris 125 Parker, Colleen 18, 148 Parker, Jim 78, 175 Parker, Shelley 168 Parker, William 168 Parry, Linda 148 Pates, Rahn 125 Pates, Randy 168 Patterson, Clint 175 Patterson, Cory 54, 125 Pattyn, Danny 125 Pavich, Faye 125 Pavich, Shirley Payne, Randy Payne, Travis Peach, Patty 148 Pearl, Roy Pearson, Susan 148 Pearson, Tanya Peck, Darla Pederson, Kevin 108, 125 Peel, Mike 148 Pekich, Dan 89, 125, 180 Pekich, Diane 168 Pelett, Larry 168 Penn, Betty 125 Penning, Lewis 168 Penning, Wayne Perkins, Priscilla 125 Perman, Calvin 148 Peterson, Jeff 175 Peterson, Connie 148 Peterson, Debra 125 Peterson, Debra 148 Peterson, Jeff 78, 168, 180 Peterson, Nancy 148 Peterson, Ricky 168 Peterson, Scott 168 Peterson, Sharon 125, 180 Pettit, Russ 68, 148 Phillip, Mike 148 Phillips, Bob 180 Phillips, Dan 34 , 78, 168 Phillips, Doug 54, 55, 125 Phillips, Nancy 125 Pickett, Patsy 125 Pidino, Jack 68, 69, 125 Pierce, Chris Pierce, Natilda Pingree, Bill 168 Pipal, Randy 168 Pirtz, Joe 168 Pogue, Debra 82, 125 PoUari, Frank 148 Pollock, Denise 148 Pomeroy, Dean 148 Pomeroy, Decora 125 Polesky, Morris 168 Pollock, Denise 34 Pope, Melanie 168 Popelka, Diane 168 Popelka, Robert 125 Popescu, Dorothy 126 Popescu, Jeanie Porter, Steve 98, 148 Post, Donna 82, 175 Powell, Allen Powell, Doug 148 Powell, Wendall 59, 68 Powers, Tom 38, 80, 126, 180 Prestrud, John 168 Price, Mike 168 Prigmore, Rella 148 Prill, Allen 92, 148 Prindle, Greg 126 Proctor, Robert Puckineau, Kelsey Putman, Jackie 169 Putman, Jim 148 Quarles, Gary Quick, Gordan 148 Quick, Robert 169 Rachi, Vicki Racine, Terry Radke, Ed 169 Raidigcr, Connie 169 Raille, Diane 148 Raille, Dixie 148 Raines, Gail 169 Ram bin, Charles Rambin, Jackie Ramsett, Eric 126 Ramsett, Louise 169 Randak, Kim 84, 148, 180 Randolph, Robin Ratzlaff, Henry SO, 126 Ratzlaff, Bob 149 Reagan, Joe 149, 180 Readier, Ken Rector, Marsha Rector, Pam 169 Reece, Jane 169 Reed, Cinda 169 Reed, Doug 126 Reed, Kathryn Reed, Linda Reed, Rhonda 84, 149, 180 Reemts, Mark Reichenbach, Dave 78, 169 Reichenbach, Victor 149 Reichenberg, Dan 149 Reichert, Patty Reid, Jill 169 Reid, Karen 149 Reineke, Ruby 169 Reinhardt, Linda 149 Reinhart, Jim Reinhart, Randy 68, 126 Reirson, Bob 169 Reireon, Dave 149 Reiter, Debra 169 Reiter, Doug 169 Reiter, Jerri 149 Reitz, Steve 126 Rel, Larry Remington, Lynne 18, 126 Remington, Teresa 169 Rend, Teresa Rendfelt, Ron 169 Renn, Karen 149 Reno, Jim 149 Reno, Ron 126 Reno, Terry 169 Reno, Tony 126 Renstrom, Lance 149 Restad, Bruce 126 Rcstad, John 169 Rex, Peggy 126 Rcz, Larry’ 149 Ricci, Dave 169 Richards, Linda 126 Richards, Susan 126 Richardson, Jim 149 Richau, Ellen Richcnback, Victor 68 Ricketts, Peggy 169 Ricketts, Sue 126 Ridl, Pam 149 Riley, Tom 126 Rimcstad, Karlecn 149 Ringheim, Dave 169 Ripley, Ben 149, 180 Risi, Stella 28, 51, 126, 180 Ritz, Janice 175 Rivera, Kathy 126 Rivera, Shelly Robbenolt, Linda 127 Roberts, Arloa 127 Roberts, Cathy 169 Roberts, Chris 127 Robins, Cindy 34, 127 Robins, Ron 54 , 55, 127 Robinson, Ann 169 Robinson, Debbie 127 Robinson, Mari Lyn 127 Rodriquez, Don 149 Roe, Steve Rogers, Becky 126 Rogers, lna Rogers, Jeanne 149 Rogers, John 169 Rogers, Roxanne 149 Rogers, Susan 127 Rogers, Teresa Rollins, Ray 127 Romero, Lucy 169 Romero, Mary 169 Roney, Mike 127 Ronquillo, Jerry Roods, Sonny Rookhuizen, Bill 169 Rookhuizcn, Gayle 149 Roos, Lisette 35, 127 Roos, Marty 68, 149 Rose, Gene 169 Rosenberg, Kathy 127 Rosh, Debra 149 Rosh, Ron 149 Ross, Tony 149 Ross, Gorden 169 Ross, John 149 Ross, Kim 127 Ross, Sally 82, 127 Ross, Tom 127 Roth, Joyce Rotvold, Bill 78, 170 Rotvold, Dave 170 Route, Dan 170 Rubel, Terry Rubich, Mike 54 , 55, 127 Ruby, Dana Ruby, Mike 170 Rude, Bill Ruff, Dave 149 Ruff, Steve 127 Ruiz, Debora 127 Runkles, Steve Russell, Dave Russell, Keith 54, 170 Russell, Richard Ryan, Tom 149 Ryon, Pat Sabins, Pam 170 Salveson, Dave 170 Sammartind, Mike Sampson, Kathy 149 Sanchez, Dan 150 Sanchez, Dave Sander, Debbie 150 Sandcis, Cary Sanderson, Karen Sandez, Mark San Martino, Mike 175 Sanner, Eddy Sarder, Ed Sarks, Paul Sarvey, Lynda 175 Satre, Keith 150 Sauge, Janet 127 Saudder, Debby Savage, Margaret 150 Savaskojos, Charlotte Sayer, Dan 150, 180 Sayler, Steve 150 Saylor, Connie 128 Schaaf, Jerry 170 Schaak, Lorraine 150 Schaefer, Diane 128 Schaefer, Sandra 150 Schaffer, Mike Schaff, Joyce Schartz, Dennis 170 Schartz, Glenn 170 Schartz, Ken 128 Scheie, Dave 170 Scherger, Clare 128 Scherger, Mary 170 Schied, Phyllis Schiend, Richard Schieno, Kathy 128, 180 Schieno, Richard 170 Schieno, Scott 150 Schieno, Sherri 150 Schlaht, Ken 150 Schelecht, Ranae 170 Schleining, Larry 128 Schleining, Terry 170 Schmaing, Louanne 175 Schmaing, Malea 170 Schmaltz, Paul 128 Schmidt, Dennis 170 Schmidt, Elaine 128 Schmidt, Susan 128 Schmitt, Doug 34, 170 Schmitt, Nancy 150 Schmitt, Paul Schmittou, Loretta 128 Schmurr, Steve 128 Schnaidt, Kathy 170 Schneider, Carolyn 170 Schneider, Richard Schott, Debbie 35, 128 Schultz, Kathleen 150 Schultz, Mike 150 Schuman, Tim 80, 170 Schutz, Ron 170 Schweigert, Cheryl 84, 170, 180 Schweigert, Cindy Schweigert, Ervin 170 Schwidde, Katie 84, 150, 180 Scott, Deborah 150 Scott, Kim 175 Scott, Pam 84, 128 Scott, Bob 170 Scowcroft, Jeff Seeley, Greg 133 Seery, Sheba Seibert, Gisela 170 Seiffcrt, Julie 150 Sellers, Jim Sellers, Villie 170 Senner, Donna 170 Sessions, Addison 19, 170 Severns, Connie 171 Sevmens, Brad 171 Shafer, Terry 171 Shane, Shannon 171 Shei, Mark Shellenberger, Glenda 171 Sherman, Gary 4, 38, 41, 60, 93, 128, 180 Sherman, Jim 171 Sherwood, Fred 150 Sherwood, Gary 171 Shew, Earl 175 Shibley, BeAnna Shinazy, Rex 171 Shipp, Bill 78, 171, 180 Shrum, Arlyne Shuman, Tim 171 Sichelsticl, Larry 68, 150 Sichelsticl, Lester 150 Sieman, Randy 171 Sicverson, Dean 150 Sievetson, Cheryl 171 Sillitti, Gertrude 150 Sillitti, Kathy Simenson, Clancy Simenson, Kaye 171 Simon, Rick Simon, Vernon 133 Simpson, Colleen 171 Simpson, Joe 54, 128 Sims, Wyatt 171 Sindelar, John 171 Singer, Tim 150 Sipe, Anna 150 Sitzman, Brad 171 Skager, Claudine Skates, Deborah Skeie, Mark 68, 98, 99, 150 Skovgaard, Brenda 83, 128 Skuhra, Mary 150 Slater, Susanne 171 Slaugh, Karen 150 Slavens, Shelly 150 Slemmer, Hal 128 Slovak, Nancy 175 Slovarp, Jane 171 Small, Guy 129 Smart, Steve 68, 150 Smith, Bruce 171 Smith, Emery 171 Smith, Irene 129 Smith, Jim 171 Smith, Jeff 150 Smith, Judy 171 Smith, Karen 150 Smith, Mary 133 Smith, Mike Smith, Pat 171 Smith, Paul Smith, Ray 54, 55, 129 Smith, Rhonda 129 Smith, Teresa Snedigar, Julie 171 Snell, Cheryl 150 Snyder, Eloise 129, 180 Snyder, Gary 150 Snyder, Myonne 129 Snyder, Richard 171 Snyder, Bob 171 Soelter, Debora 150 Soelter, Denise Solem, Cindy 150 Solis, Steve 171 Sorenson, Lynn 171 Sorenson, Maria Soulsby, Art 129, 180 Sparks, Arleen 129 Speer, Cathy 133 Spencer, Dean Spencer, Dclrose Spencer, Karen Spencer, Mary Spencer, Bill 171 Spint, Billie 129 Spint, Colleen 129 Spoja, Maxine 151 Spooks, Dale Stacy, Calvin 151 Stahl, Jerry 151 Stanich, John 151 • Stapleton, Dan 172 Stapleton, Janice 129 Stark, Judy 151 Stark, Kathy 151 Stamcr, Kathy 84, 129, 180 Stein, Alice 151 Steiner, Dwight 129, 180 Steiner, Peggy 129 Steiner, Sue Stephens, Sherri 151 Stevens, A1 51, 151 Stevens, Arlyn 151 Stevenson, Leslie Stewart, Linda 151 Stewart, Rainell Stewart, Robin Sticka, Darlene Sticka, Gary 172 Sticka, Lee Sticka, Mel 151 Sticka, Miles 151 Sticka, Rose 151 Stiverson, Carol 172 Stockland, Randy 172 Stoddard, Barb 151 Stoddard, Randy 172 Stolt, Janet 129 Stone, Dale 80, 151 Stone, Tom 38, 129, 180 Stoughton, John Stovall, Brad Stratford, Mike 35, 51 Stratford, Scott 35, 151 Strecker, Keith Streets, Alice 151 Streets, Roy 172 Slrehlow, Debbie 129 Strieker, Dave 151 Strieker, Keith 151 Strieker, Pam 172 Strickfaden, Jeff 80, 172 Strickfaden, Randy 130, 180 Strobbe, Rudy 34, 172 Strobel, Randy 133 Strong, Debra 35, 151 Stroppel, Fred 151 Stroppel, Sherry Strumm, Chris 130 Strumm, Julene Strutz, Steve 78, 172 Stumm, Julene Sturgis, Steve 172 Styles, Jay Suetter, Melody Sulenes, Terry 151 Sullivan, Joyce 151 Sullivan, Laurie 172 Sullivan, Rita 151 Suit, Margo 130 Suit, Sandy 151, 180 Sundberg, Deborah 175 Sundell, Julie 151 Svetich, Suzanne 130 Svienson, Pam 18, 50, 151 Swan, Claudia 172 Swank, Bob 172 Swanson, Jim 151 Sweet, Bonnie Sweet, Daryl 172 Switzer, Chris 35, 151 Swoboda, Tom 151 Swords, George 172 Symenson, Chris 151 Szillat, Ken 34, 172 Tabor, Cindy Talez, Norma 172 Taller, La Donna 172 Taylor, Ann 130 Taylor, Jim 172 Taylor, Leonard 175 Taylor, Mark 172 Tellez, Norma 172 Tellock, Vera Terry, Melvin 78, 172 Theade, Micky 133 Theil, Choyia 151 Thomas, Linda Thomas, Sally 172 Thomas, Val 82, 172 Thompson, Allen 130 Thompson, Linda 172 Thompson, Mike Thompson, Randy 130 Thompson, Steve 130 Thorpe, Alan Throckmorton, Bill 151 Thuesen, Ron 130, 180 Timberman, Jim 151 Timmerman, Joe 172 Tinker, Mike 130 Todd, Mike 130 Todd, Ron 130 Tokar, Bill 175 Toole, Margie 152 Torgereon, Duane 172 Torres, Clara 172 Totten, Ron 152 Townsend, Connie 130 Townsend, Bill Tracy, Kim 130 Trafton, Jan 19, 152 Trapp, Sharon 152 Trapp, Shelia 19, 152 Trask, Debra 173 Troup, Cheryl 152 Troup, Karen 130 Trumbo, Carol 130 Tucker, Mark 152 Tucker, Bob 173 Tucker, Sara 173 Tucker, Steve 68, 130, 180 Tunnicliff, Darrell 90, 150 Turco. Judy 130 Turley, Rhonda 152 Turner, Janie 4, 38, 60, 63, 131 Turner, Malcolm 152 Tumquist, Bill Tumquist, Bob 68, 131 Tumquist, Ken 68, 152 Ullman, Stan 152 Urbaska, Jerri 84, 152 Urion, Amell 131 U sin, Kathy Vail, Ronnie 131 Vail, Terry 175 Vanica, Joy Vanica, Lee VanKrieken, Fred 54, 152 VanKrieken, Willy 131 Vanluchen, Tim 78, 173 Vanover, John 68, 131 Vanover, Stan 131 VanSteeland, Debbie 173 Van Winkle, Cary 131 Vasquez, Linda 152 Vasquez, Lydie 173 Vasser, Jeanine 131 Veezy, Jim 173 Verin, Debbie VeVmandell, Keith Vermandel, Kathy 152 Vertin, Debbie 152 Vester, Cheryl 175 Vialpando, Donna Voorhis, Terry 152 Votapka, Carlen 152 Waddell, Pstcy 175 Wagenman, Marie 131 Wagner, Linda 152 Wagner, Mark 78, 175 Walaski, Rick 131 Wralken, Connie 152 Walker, Greg Walker, Jeri 175 Wall, Kathy 173 Wallace, Dick 131 Wallace, Joe 68 Wallace, Tom Walter, Bob 152 Walter, Dan 131 Walter, Dennis 152 Walter, Duane 131 Walter, Mike 133 Walter, Pam 173 Walter, Bob Walter, Susan Walters, Cathy 173 Walters, Patsy 51, 173 Walth, Lee 173 Walthy, Debbie Waltz, Allen 152 Ward, Cathy Ward, Corrine 152 Ward, Jim 131 Warden, Steve W'are, Cynthia 131 Wrare, Dana 173 W'ash, Susan 152 Wraslaski, Bob 78, 173 Wasson, Jennifer 35 Watson, Cynthia Watson, Mark 173 Watt, Randy 173 Watt, Sandra 173 Wattles, Cary 152 Watts, Cheri 82, 175 W'eagel, Dwile W'eatherwax, Nancy 173 Weatherly, Mary Weber, Barb 152 Weber, Bernard 152 Weber, Dale 131 Weber, Tim 173 W'ebster, Rick 173 Wegner Randy 131 Wpiand. Barb 173 W’eibe, Mike Weidrich, Carla 173 W'eidrich, Kelly W'eis, Debbie 84, 175 Weis, Nancy Weisner, Lucie Weiss, Debbie 152 Weiss, Sherry 132 Weist, Linda Weldon, Charles 98, 152 Weldon, Monita 175 Weller, Richard 152 Welsh, Kay 21, 175 Welsh, Jerry 152 84 Welton, Ann 175 Wendorff, Bob 132 Wenner, Judy 152 West, Eddie 173 West, Jock 152 West, Vonnie 152 Westcott, Wes Weston, Larry 152 Wetherell, Debbie 153 We the ding, Shannon 173 Whalen, Molly 153 Whalen, William 34, 173 Wharton, Dave 68, 153 Whearty, Bruce 132 Whearty, Kathy 173 Wheeler, Diane 132 Wheeler, Joan 173 Wheeler, Rick Whitaker, Diane 132 White, Barb 173 White, Dave White, Donna White, Larry 35, 153 White, Mary 20, 132 White, Pat 174 White, Ron 153 White, Teresa 174 Whitman, Rhonda 174 Whitmore, Debbie Whitmore, Neal 132 Whitmore, Susie Whitney, Frank Whitney, Theresa 153 Wiberg, Debbie 153 Wicks, Debbie 132 Wiederandcrs, Margie Wiedrich, Karla Wiedrich, Kelly 153 Wiedrich, Kerry 174 Wiesner, Lucy 153 Wiest, Ed 153 Wiest, Milton 19, 174 Wilcox, Dave Wildin, Maureen 175 Wilks, Mike W’lks, Randy 133 Wilks, Trilby 153 Williams, John 133 Williams, John 153 Williams, Leta Mae Williams, Mike 174 W’illiams, Pam 174 W'Uiams, Renee 153 Williams, Richard 54, 174 W'illiams, Shirley 132 Williams, Shirley 174 Williams, Ted 174 Williams, William 175 Williamson, Janet 153 Williamson, Jim 35, 132 Wilson, Bobbie Wilson, Debra 153 Wilson, Nancy 153 Wilson, Rosalee 153 Wilson, Terry Winegardener, Jill 153 Winegardner, Kurt 174 Winslow, Sylvia 35, 132 Witherspoon, Dan 174 Witherspoon, Judy 27, 84, 153 Wittman, Dave 153 Wold, Joy 28, 41, 132 Wrolf, Sonja 153 Wolfe, Randy Wolff, Nancy Wolfram, Kris 174 Wolhowe, Mark 153 Wonerlick, Wade 174 Wong, Cindy 153 Wood, Johanna 132 Woodley, Linda 174 Woods, John 21, 153 W'oods, Loren Workman, Gary 68, 132 Workman, Lennie 153 Wright, Janice Wright, Joe Wrightson, Bill 132 W'rightson, Linda 174 Wuest, Tony 153 W'uest, Linda 174 Wunderlich, Wade 174 Wyatt, Sandra Wyman, Vickie 174 Yanc, Janet 84, 132, 180 Yanchisin, Julie 174 Yapuncich, George 174 Yapuncich, Lorraine 153 Yapuncich, Steve 180 Yates, Larena 132 Ybarra, Bob 78 Yeager, Jill 174 Yeager, Todd 51, 132 Yonally, Jeanne 153 Young, Carol 174 Young, Dell Young, Harold Young, Joanne 132 Young, Leonard 174 Young, Nancy 174 Young, Rick 132 Young, W'illiam 153 Yurian, Rita 174 Yurian, Sandie 133 Zawada, Jim 174 Zeiler, Jim Zeiler, Ron 153 Zeiler, Ron 153 Zeiter, Ron J. Zeiter, Ron S. Zieech, Michelle Ziegler, Brad 78, 174 Zieger, Pam 153 Zimmer, Connie 174 Zimmerman, Dave Zimmerman, Richard 153 Zimmerman, Robin 84, 175 Zinda, Jim 175