Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1972 volume:

The Breeze 1971 Chinook High School Chinook, Montana Classes ..................5 Activities...............23 Organizations............59 Staff....................79 Advertising..............85 CHINOOK HIGH SCHOOL J Year in Review Test hard - huh Kent. Maureen, what are you doing? Is it in or is it out? First in sexiest legs. 2 Ride 'em Cowboy. Don’t spill Hold still It can't be that bad. r Under cover work 3 Down the Halls . . . Classes Elected Officers for the class of '72 were: Representatives Ann Burkhartsmeyer, Lonnie Johnson, Seniors . . . Improved GPA’S PATRICIA CONROY RICHARD DAVIES JOSEPH ALBRIGHT CHAUNCEY AUSTAD J. KENT BOROWY MARY BRAINARD PATRICIA BRUSS ANN BURKHARTSMEYER ROBERT BUTCHER LETA CAMPBELL LAWRENCE CARTER ROBERT CHILTON LAURIE DOUGHTEN LANCE ELIAS Applied for Scholarships LARRY FABER VICKI FELTON LINDRA FISHER JACKIE GORMAN RICHARD GRABOFSKY CLAUDE HAMILTON KATHY HARSHMAN M. JEFFERY HARSHMAN STEVEN HARVEY MICHAEL HELLMAN ROBERT HERDEGAN CLARK HOFELDT DWIGHT HOFELDT DEBORAH HOLMAN 7 Took Loads of Tests SUSAN HOLMAN PATRICK INMAN EVELYN JERGESON LONNIE JOHNSON CAROL LEEDS WILLIAM MacLEAN HOWARD MANGOLD PATRICIA McCLENAHAN MICHELLE McDOWELL PAULINE McMASTER INEZ MICHALSON PENNY MILLER CHARLES MOLYNEAUX RICHARD NICHOLSON WILLIAM OEHMCKE STEVEN OLSON BARBARA OVERCAST DONALD OVERCAST MARCELLA PRIDGEON GAIL RATY MARY RENNE KAREN RIENHART 9 Sent Two to D.C. Finalists in the competition to attend A Presidential Classroom for Young Americans were: David Stroud, Evelyn Jergeson, Lance Elias, and Gwen Sharpies. Gwen and Evelyn were the lucky two to make the journey to Washington, D. C. Linda Ross Randy Roth Alvin Rothbauer Gwendolyn Sharpies Fred Simpson David Stroud Richard L. Stuker Michael Taylor 10 THOMAS THACKERAY JAMES THOMAS LAURA THOMPSON ELLA WAGNER JAMES WATSON PEGGY WILLIAMSON DENNIS WISCH LORA YOUNG With plans for attending MSU, the following students attended High School Week at Bozeman: Gwen Sharpies, Robbie Butcher, Jeff Harshman, Lance Elias, Linda Ross, and Ann Burkhartsmeyer. n The class of 1972 selected the following as their graduation motto: Live for today, remember yesterday, think of tomorrow. Class colors were blue and silver. The chrysanthemum was chosen as class flower. 12 Juniors Hosted Back-to-School Dance Elected to lead the class of '73 during 71- 72 were: president, Lonnie Bahr; rep- resentative, Chris Thomas; vice-president, Laurie Sheets; secretary-treasurer, Anita Nemetz, Representa- tive William Mangold is not pictured. David Anderson Vicki Rae Anderson Lonnie Bahr Scott Billmayer W. Jean Brewer Jean Burkhartsmeyer Brenda Butcher Sheri Conner Wesley Dess Bonnie Erickson Edward Erskine Sandra Felton Peggy Gardipee Dan Gorman Jon Grubb Ronald Gruss 13 Featured “The Old South ” in Their Prom Miles Hamilton Carol Harshman Anita Holman Lynda Holmes Dan Jamieson Lucinda Jamison Jane Johnson Sonya Johnson Patsy Kimball Lorie Larson Marlin LaTray Terry LaTray Sandra Lenhardt Dennis Lott J. D. Lux Carol Maetche 14 William Mangold Roger Marsonette Marshall McCartney Monty Meer Mickey Mellett Barbara Miller Peggy Munson Anita Nemetz Rod Olson Ed Paulsen Patrick Phares Susan N. Ram berg Selected to represent the junior girls and CHS at Girls state for 1972 were: Sonya Johnson, delegate; Peggy Munson, alternate; Anita Holman, delegate; and Anita Nemetz, alternate. 15 Construct Giant Shoe for Homecoming 16 Tony Seamons Laurie Sheets John Skoyen Charles Smith James Spencer Rosemary Spring Richard C. Stuker Ruth Stuker Kathy Terbovitz Christopher Thomas Richard Varner Robert Voise Dale Williams Grant Willman ophomores Sold Spook Insurance John Bauman Nanette Berger Teresa Brewer Jackie Briere Joyce Brown Lou Ann Bryson Paul Burkhartsmeyer Peggy Butler Debbie Chapman Deb Christensen Winston Churchill Keith Conroy Carol Donis Lorrie Ehlang Terri Elias Gale Fald Tom Finley Randy Fisher Dan Friede Susan Gist Debra Gorman James Gruss Janet Guertzgen Alan Hamilton Candy Herda Lucia Herndon Carolyn Hofeldt Connie Hofeldt Dale Hofeldt Karla Holman 17 Sophomore officers were: Lorrie Ehlang, vice-president; Ernie Johnson, president; Linda Ste- phens, secretary-treasurer; Candy Herda. and Paul Burkhartsmeyer, representatives. Took Second in Float Competition 18 Janice Jacobson Dawn Jamieson Ernest Johnson Gerald Johnson Mick Jones Deb Kathman Steve Kleinjan Irene LaRocque Larry Larson Maureen MacLean Laurie Martens Laura McClenahan Ann McClintock Kathy McLaughlin Pat McMaster Sophie Michalson Leslie Mord Doug Mosser James Murdy Debora Nicholson Ted Oberndorfer Rita Olson Tony Peterschick Darrell Plouffe Larry Poore Susan M. Ram berg C. Joe Raty Ronnie Reid Rae Ann Renne Ralph Rienhart Douglas Schnittgen Roger Simpson Linda Sparks Linda Stephens John Stroud Marion Stuker Margie Svendsen Brad Taylor Leanne Taylor Richard Thompson Cindy Williams Nancy Williamson Kathy Wisch 19 Freshmen . . . Captured Fun Night Crown 70 Darrell Anderson Elaine Balazic Joni Barber Mark Brainard Samuel Carter Brett Chapman Kyle Conroy Rose Cudmore Dan Davies Jackie DePriest Mary Dobrenz Betty Doney Peggy Edgington Kari Erickson Ross Friede Tim Gardipee Mariane Gilmore Vicki Gist Dale Grabofsky Bette Grubb Frank Gruss Beth Harbolt Patti Harshman Matt Harshman Darlynn Hamilton Nancy Hofeldt Kim Holman Margi Inman Sandy Jaha Lee Johnson Ted Kimball Alan Knettel Victoria Larson Connie Maetche Darilyn McCracken Robert Michalson Calista Montgomery Manuel Moreno Harlan Morgan Lee Morgan Katrina Newfield Pete Paulsen Organizing the activities of the freshman class fell to these officers: Patty Pyette, secretary-treasurer; Dan Davies, vice-president; Kyle Conroy, repre- sentative; John Ross, representative; Ted Kimball, president; and Matt Harshman, representative. Built Third Place Float Gwen Plouffe Ken Pollock Patty Pyette Jim Ragan Gary Ramberg LeAnn Ritchson Bill Robinson John Ross Kathy Sargent Scott Sheets Russel Sorenson Cheri Spencer Leslie Stuker Susan Taylor Gary Unruh Mark Unruh Sandra Van Campen Rick Watkins Jerry Wisch Down the Halls . . . Activities 23 Varsity Football. . . Providing Thrills and Heartbreak Junior stand-out, Richard C. Stuker, got the nod for an all- conference nomination. Senior star, Jeff Harshman, received an honorable mention in the all- conference ratings. Hard work- ing senior, Fred Simpson, was elected captain of the 1971 Beeters. Representing the CHS in Varsity Football in 1971 were: ROW ONE: Mike Taylor, Mgr.; Keith Conroy, Douglas Schnittgen, Larry Larson, Gerald Johnson, Alan Hamilton, Ernest Johnson, James Murdy, Dennis Lott, Mgr. ROW TWO: Coach Kimball, Tony Peterschick, Dale Hofeldt, Richard Varner, Paul Burkhartsmeyer, Winston Churchill, Ron Reid, Coach Schye. ROW THREE: William Mangold, Grant Willman, Scott Billmayer, Dan Jamieson, Terry LaTray, Chris Thomas, Jon Grubb. ROW FOUR: Richard C. Stuker, Richard L. Stuker, Chaun- cey Austad, Marlin LaTray, Mickey Mellett, Charles Smith. ROW FIVE: Steve Harvey, Randy Roth, Fred Simpson, Jeff Harshman, Bill Ochmcke, Claude Hamilton. 24 In the fall of '71 the varsity team got rolling with two big wins over Harlem and Choteau. Then they dropped a couple to superior teams from Fort Benton and Cut Bank, but came back to thrill their homecoming fans with a de- cisive win over the Browning In- dians. Shelby proved too tough, but the Beeters refused to give in. The next weekend was the big heartbreaker - CHS had a win cinched in their contest with traditional rival, Malta, only to give it away in the closing min- utes. The season ended on a sour note with the Beeters losing to the mighty Conrad Cowboys. CHS OPPONENT 26 Harlem 6 14 Choteau 0 8 Fort Benton 24 14 Cut Bank 30 48 Browning 0 22 Shelby 36 20 Malta 21 6 Conrad 68 25 On September 30 and October 1, Homecoming activities started with a snap, crackle, and pop at Thursday night’s bonfire and pep rally. A street dance followed at Buttrey's parking lot. On Friday things began with the crowning of the royalty. Chosen king was Richard Stuker and chosen queen was Vicki Felton. Attendants were Patti Con- roy, Carol Leeds, Steve Harvey, and Bill Oehmcke. Kangaroo Court was next, followed by the parade with all float entries. During half-time of the game, in which the Beeters were victorious over the Browning Indians, the juniors were awarded first place for their float. Fol- lowing the game, Student Council sponsored the homecoming dance. 27 Playing junior varsity football for CHS in 1971 were: ROW ONE: Jerry Wisch, Matt Harshman, Dan Davies, Har- lan Morgan, Gary Ramberg, Mark Brainard, John Ross, Randy Fisher. ROW TWO: Coach Morrison, Ted Kimball, Kyle Conroy, Tim Gardipee, Jim Ragan, Robert Michalson, Darrell Anderson, Scott Sheets, Coach Luft. ROW THREE: Tony Peterschick, Gerald Johnson, Alan Hamilton, Winston Churchill, James Murdy, Manuel Moreno, Ted Oberdorfer. ROW FOUR: Dale Hofeidt, Keith Conroy, Douglas Schnittgen, Larry Larson. Ernest Johnson, Ron Reid, Paul Burkhartsmeyer. J.V. Football . . . Posting an Excellent Record The junior varsity football squad had a fine year with four wins, one loss, and one tie. Boys from this team should be a welcome addition to next year's var- sity program. CHS OPPONENT 12 Havre Frosh 20 20 Big Sandy JV 6 12 Malta JV 6 8 Harlem JV 6 15 Havre Frosh 12 0 Big Sandy 0 28 Frosh Football . . . Building for the Future Scheduling conflicts and the weather limited the freshman football schedule to three games in the 1971 season. There were problems with coordination and organization. The squad lost two, won one. CHS OPPONENT 6 Malta Frosh 14 20 Harlem Frosh 46 20 Harlem Frosh 6 On the freshman football squad were: ROW ONE: Jerry Wisch, Matt Harshman, Dan Davies, Harlan Morgan, Gary Ramberg. Mark Brainard. John Ross, Randy Fisher. ROW TWO: Ted Kimball, Kyle Conroy, Jim Ragan, Tim Gardipee, Darrell Anderson, Scott Sheets, Robert Michalson. ROW THREE: Coach Morrison, Manuel Moreno, Ted Obemdorfer, Coach Luft. 29 Fun Night would be no fun without popcorn. The FHA girls provided this necessity. Earning Money to Support Activities Fun Night . . . Posing with 1971 queen Patti Harshman were her at- tendants Sandra Felton, Michelle McDowell, and Janet Guertzgen, along with 1970 queen Sandi Len- hardt. 30 Mr. Murphy and other members of the faculty and administration served as genial targets on the new FFA Dunking Stand. Cast and stage crew for the Junior Class Play included: SEATED: Anita Holman, Bonnie Erickson, Brenda Butcher. Susan Ramberg. Linda Sparks. David Stroud, Chris Thomas, Tony Seamons. STANDING: Anita Nemetz, Lonnie Bahr, Laurie Sheets, Sonya Johnson, Rod Olson, Grant Willman, Mr. Hewitt, Marshall McCart- ney. Peggy Munson. Patsy Kimball, Robert Herdegan, Marilyn Rusch. Junior Play . . . Spoofing the Generation Gap The Junior Play, ’’The Haircut, ” was about Mackey who was always getting into it with Mr. Pockles about his hair. Pockles got involved with a single woman teach- er. She wanted to marry him, but there was one complication - Pockles was already married! This outside activity did nothing to increase Pockles’ patience in dealing with Mackey. He finally got tired of telling Mackey to get his hair cut, so he did the job himself. Toy Drive . . . Spreading Christmas Joy On December 22, members of the Student Council accompanied Santa Claus, better known as Dennis Wisch, in his travels to Hays and Lodge Pole. A week previous to this, toys were collected to give the children eagerly awaiting him at the two stops. Everyone had a great time, and the Student Council hopes to continue this practice in the future. 33 Cheerleaders . . . Exhorting the Team to Win Leading a chant at a pep assembly are varsity cheerleaders Peggy Butler, Marilyn Rusch, Marcia Rusch, and Janet Guertzgen. 34 Wrestling cheerleaders, Lou Ann Bryson, Rae Ann Renne, and Mary Reene, lead the fans in cheering an exciting match. Sparking the junior varsity teams were Leanne Taylor, Beth Har- bolt, Ann McCiintock, and Linda Stephens. 35 In action featuring some of the wrestlers, one has: RIGHT: Senior star, Richard Stuker finds himself in a very common predicament, receiving congratulations from a cheerleader for placing third. Richard placed third in Northern Division and State Class B-C compe- tition in the 185 lb. class. .BELOW: Up-and-coming sophomore, Joe Raty, gets a working over, but not for long; Joe placed second in the 98 lb. class in the di- vision. BELOW OPPOSITE: Another sophomore who will be throwing his 119 lbs. around the Northern Division for a couple more years is Tony Peterschick; Tony was second at divisional also. 36 Wrestling Junior Varsity were: Lee Morgan, Manuel Moreno, Alan Knet- tel, and John Ross. Wrestlers . . . Sending Three to State Chinook's Varsity Wrestlers were: ROW ONE: Joe Raty, James Spencer. Dale Hofeldt, Tony Peterschick, Dwight Hofeldt, Mark Brainard. ROW TWO: Richard Varner, Grant Willman, Tony Seamons, Bill Oehmcke, Richard L. Stuker. Having to forfeit one or more weight classes every match really hurt the CHS wrestlers in the '71-'72 sea- son. However, some fine performances were turned in by individual wrestlers. 98 Joe Raty Won 18 Lost 6 Draw 0 112 Dale Hofeldt 5 7 1 119 Tony Peterschick 15 10 0 126 Dwight Hofeldt 11 10 0 132 Mark Brainard 3 10 0 138 Richard Varner 9 9 0 145 Grant Willman 10 6 0 155 Tony Seamons 6 5 0 167 Bill Oehmcke 4 9 0 185 Richard Stuker 22 7 0 37 CHS OPPONENT 28 Big Sandy 27 18 Malta (JV) 16 36 Malta 11 29 Chester 18 36 Big Sandy 27 30 Havre 21 32 Chester 28 22 Malta (JV) 23 26 Malta 18 27 Havre 45 The girls placed second in the Big Sandy Invitational Tournament with a win over Big Sandy and a loss to Fort Benton. The girls' basketball team seems elated over their successful season. With coach Judy Bricker out front, team members are as follows: ROW ONE: Darilyn McCracken, Connie Hofeldt, Mariane Gilmore, Peggy Butler, Margie Svendsen, LouAnn Bryson, Jackie DePriest, Debbie Chapman. ROW TWO: Penny Miller, Patty Conroy, Beth Harbolt, Carol Maetche, Peggy Munson, Joni Barber. ROW THREE: Kathy McLaughlin, Maureen MacLean, Susan Taylor, Leanne Taylor, Nan- ette Berger, Ann McClintock. Girls' Basketball . . . Winning Eight, Losing Two 38 LEFT: High-jumping Jeff Harsh- man shows the style that earned him an honorable mention on the Northern Divisional All Tourna- ment team. LEFT BELOW: Mar- lin LaTray hustles up two in the Beeter cause. BELOW: CHS's other all tournament honorable mention, Terry LaTray, seems to have lost his balance with this shot; teammate Dan Jamieson rushes in for the rebound. 39 In basketball action featuring the senior players one has: BELOW: Jim Thomas, Chinook’s answer to Kareem Jabbar, dunks one despite mighty efforts of his guard. RIGHT: With ballet-like precision Jeff Harshman hands off to Mike Taylor. BELOW RIGHT: Rick Davies connects for two against Harlem. BELOW OPPOSITE: Shortest man in the conference, Lonnie Johnson, makes a valiant effort to save a turn-over. 40 Varsity Basketball was represented by: KNEELING: Mike Taylor, Keith Conroy, Terry LaTray, Dan Jamieson. Chris Thomas, Richard C. Stuker, Lonnie Johnson. STANDING: Tom Thackeray, Mgr.; Brendon Murphy, Coach; Jeff Harshman, Rick Davies, Jim Thomas, Charles Smith. Larry Larson, Marlin LaTray, and Randy Morri- son, Assistant Coach. Placing CHS 58 CHS 56 CHS 55 CHS 63 CHS 64 CHS 67 CHS 57 CHS 63 CHS 74 CHS 58 CHS 58 CHS 80 CHS 89 CHS 77 CHS 52 CHS 84 CHS 56 CHS 75 CHS 76 CHS 61 CHS 74 CHS 51 CHS 80 CHS 54 CHS 58 CHS 64 Third at District Shelby 56 Cut Bank 50 Harlem 51 Simms 55 Raymond 50 X-Mas Harlem 57 tourney Shelby 73 Fort Benton 57 Chester 57 Malta 98 Big Sandy 60 Cascade 57 Simms 72 Harlem 55 Fort Benton 64 Chester 68 Malta 73 Big Sandy 62 Cascade 64 Cut Bank 73 Cascade 66 District Fort Benton 65 District Simms 65 District Big Sandy 49 District Conrad 76 Div. Fairfield 73 Div. Junior Varsity Basketball players were: ROW ONE: Richard C. Stuker, Winston Churchill, Jon Grubb, Ron Reid, Ralph Rienhart, Doug Mosser, Gerry Johnson. ROW TWO: Coach Morrison, Alan Hamilton, Dan Davies, Chuck Smith, Ed Paulsen, Larry Larson, Mick Jones and Manager Gary Ramberg. B-Basketball . . . Making Waves at Whitewater The Junior Varsity Basketball squad got its season off to a roaring start Thanksgiving weekend when, with wins over Dodson and Whitewater, they captured the first place trophy in Whitewater’s Invitational. The remainder of the junior Beeter season looked like this. CHS OPPONENT 51 Cut Bank 44 46 Harlem 38 59 Havre 43 59 Box Elder 70 50 Shelby 55 61 Fort Benton 57 58 Chester 50 46 Malta 62 67 Big Sandy 46 57 Cascade 55 71 Simms 37 46 Harlem 50 52 Fort Benton 62 52 Chester 53 49 Malta 67 54 Big Sandy 40 60 Havre 38 62 Cut Bank 39 42 C-Squad . . . Winning Twelve Big Ones Under the coaching of Ted Schye, the C-Squad, consisting mostly of Freshmen, posted a 12- 4 season. CHS OPPONENT 69 Shelby 60 43 Harlem 32 62 Harlem 48 66 Simms 48 55 Box Elder 58 62 Raymond 53 37 Fort Benton 39 69 Havre 60 50 Malta 58 62 Big Sandy 49 48 Harlem 38 62 Fort Benton 54 66 Malta 43 69 Big Sandy 58 77 Cascade 71 57 Havre 62 Boys playing for coach Ted Schye's C-Squad were: ROW ONE: Robert Michalson, Lee Johnson, Rick Watkins, Ross Friede. ROW TWO: Ted Kimball, Brett Chapman, Ken Pollock, Jerry Wisch, Kyle Conroy. ROW THREE: Coach Schye. Pat McMaster, Matt Harshman, Randy Fisher, Gary Unruh, and John Stroud. 43 Speech Club . . . Hosting a Meet A big event in the lives of Speech Club members this year was the Chinook Invitational Speech Meet held February 19. In addition to participating in competition, the students had to arrange for timers for all events (below) and sign up adult judges. (Left) Leta Campbell receives a certificate for making finals at the CHS meet. fr. v Members of speech club gathered around their favorite mode of transportation - Mr. Hewitt’s van: ROW ONE: Kathy McLaughlin, Jean Brewer, Peggy Williamson, Anita Nemetz, Richard Varner, Linda Sparks, Joyce Brown, Mr. Hewitt. ROW TWO: Dave Stroud, Lora Young, Leta Campbell, Jim Murdy, Debbie Nicholson, Carol Leeds. 44 LEFT: CHS Speech Club was repre- sented at the state speech meet by Richard Varner in Boys’ Extempo- raneous, Leta Campbell in Oral Interpretation, Jean Brewer and Patsy Kimball in Humorous Duo Acting. BELOW LEFT: Lucia Herndon competed in Humorous Solo throughout the year. BELOW RIGHT: Speech Club members provided the makeup artistry for both class plays. 45 Senior Play . . . Characterizing School Stereotypes The senior class presented the play, LOCK, STOCK, AND LIPSTICK, The play took place in the guidance office of Pembroke High School. The guidance counselor, played by Jim Murdy, was somewhat set in his ways and was against any changes in his department. David Stroud did an excellent job in portraying the custodian, other- wise known as the idiot, who did counseling on the side. Carol Leeds also did a fine job in the role of Miss Prather, known as Miss Frankenstein by the students, the math teacher who refused to teach discipline prob- lems. One of her problems was Larry Donnely, played by Fred Simpson. He came under suspicion when the annual staff money disappeared. Leta Campbell, portraying the girls counselor, supported his innocence. Members of the cast of LOCK, STOCK, AND LIPSTICK were: Fred Simpson, Lance Elias, Carol Leeds, David Stroud, Leu Campbell, Jim Murdy, Peggy Williamson, Sonya Johnson, Vicki Felton, Lora Young, Debbie Nicholson. 46 Those competing in Girls' Track were: ROW ONE: Nanette Berger, Linda Stephens, Darilyn McCracken, Leslie Stucker, Jackie Briere, Penny Miller, Carolyn Hofeldt. ROW TWO: Jackie DePriest, Patsy Kimball, Carol Maetche, Marcia Rusch, Beth Harbolt, Sheri Conner, Joni Barber, and Coach Judy Miller. Penny Miller with her efforts in long jump and the 100 yard dash was the big name in girls track. Penny earned the right to represent CHS at state in these events. Other individuals who placed at district, but not in divi- sional, were Patsy Kimball in 220 and Marcia Rusch in hurdles. Also placing at district, and consequently entered at divisional was the relay team - Patsy Kim- ball, Penny Miller, Joni Barber, and Sheri Conner. These girls competed in both the 440 and 880 medley events. 47 Paced by senior star, Jeff Harshman, who set a new record in high hurdles at the Northern Divisional meet in Great Falls, the CHS thinclads had a fine season. The team was second in the district meet. Placing at district were: Jeff Harshman, high and low hurdles; Bob Herdegen, shotput; Marlin LaTray, mile and two mile; Dan Jamieson, 100, 220, and 440; Richard Stufeer, 100 and 220; Keith Conroy, high jump; Chuck Smith, high jump. In addition to these fine individual efforts, the 880 relay team - Richard Stuker, Jerry Johnson, Jeff Harsh- man, and Dan Jamieson - and the mile relay team - Richard Stuker, Bill MacLean, Jeff Harshman, and Dan Jamieson - Posted good season records. Representing CHS in the state meet were: Jeff Harshman, low hurdles and high hurdles; Dan Jamie- son, 100 and 220; Richard Stuker, 220; and the 880 relay team. Varsity Track . . . Setting a Division Record Those working out for Varsity Track included: ROW ONE: Bill MacLean, Kyle Conroy, Ted Kimball, Marlin LaTray, Darrell Berglund, Jerry Johnson, Scott Sheets. ROW TWO: Tim Gardipee, Mark Brainard, Chuck Smith, John Stroud, Paul Burkhartsmeyer, Dan Davies. ROW THREE: Dan Jamieson, Jeff Harshman, Keith Conroy, Richard C. Stuker. A Day in the Old South with the Orange Sunshine band. This phrase pretty much sums up the junior-senior prom of 1972. For the juniors, the event got rolling on April 17 when they got down to the business of converting the Armory to a gracious Southern plantation. The seniors got into the act on Friday when they joined the juniors for a pizza feed. Saturday, both classes dressed in formal best for the traditional prom. Everyone got a big sur- prise when the first bars of the grand march blasted through the archway - Orange Sunshine turned out to be a hard rock group! After recovering from the initial shock, prom goers, who had elected Tony Seamons king and Barbara Miller queen, relaxed and enjoyed themselves until the stroke of 12 when the sponsors closed things down. 51 National Honor Society . . . Recognizing Excellence Following the Honor Society Banquet, Sponsor Ellen Svendsen collected her charges for this photo. FRONT ROW; (New initiates) Chris Thomas, Richard Varner, Lance Elias, David Stroud, Peggy Munson, Anita Holman. Carol Maetche, Vicki Felton. BACK ROW: (Old members) Gwen Sharpies, Laurie Doughten, Evelyn Jergeson, Linda Ross, Robbie Bucher, Jeff Harshman, Jim Thomas, Ann Burkhartsmeyer. 52 Honor Letters . . . Setting the Academic Pace This page is a salute to those students whose academic excellence earned them the honor letter in 1971-1972. Those receiving letters at Awards Day included: Seniors: Patty Bruss, Vicki Felton, Ann Burkhartsmeyer, David Stroud, Jeff Harshman, Gwen Sharpies, Linda Ross and Ifeggy Williamson (not pic- tured). Juniors: Carol Maetche, Peggy Munson, Richard Varner, Chris Thomas, Sonya Johnson, Anita Holman, and Anita Nemetz. Sophomores: Paul Burkhartsmeyer, Candy Herda, and Ernie Johnson. Freshmen: Lee Johnson, Kyle Conroy, John Ross, Dale Grabofsky, Joni Barber, and Sandra Van Campen. 53 Senior Honors Reaching the Top ANN BURKHARTSMEYER Valedictorian, Elks Scholarship, Montana University System Scholarship, Delta Kappa Gamma Ma the son Scholarship, READERS’ DIGEST Award. ROBERT BUTCHER MSU Music Scholarship, Lions Club Award, John Philip Sousa Award. LANCE ELIAS MSU Engineering Scholarship, Lions Club Award, Third Place Math Award, WILLIAM OEHMCKE Sweet Foundation Scholarship; Jay Williams Scholarship. MARCELLA PRIDGEON DAR Award. LINDA ROSS Elks Leadership Contest - Runner-up. 54 LINDRA FISHER Sweet Foundation Scholarship. MICHAEL HARSHMAN S aluta torian, Montana University System Scholarship, Bausch and Lomb Science Award, Second Place Math Award. CHARLES MOLYNEAUX Sweet Foundation Scholarship. RICHARD L. STUKER Sweet Foundation Scholarship, Chinook Veterinary Clinic Award. 55 Pregraduation. . . Picnicking at Zurich Park . . . Barbecuing at Leeds’s 56 Graduation . . . Observing Formalities in the Gym Commencement exercises were, as is custom, a formal ritual of music and speeches. Good words came from Rev. Philip Shull, Salutatorian Jeff Harsh - man. Rev. Peter Pollock, Valedictorian Ann Burk- hartsmeyer, main speaker Jack Rehberg, and Rev. Kenneth Olson. Musical sounds were courtesy of Sheri Conner and Candy Herda for the processional, The Chamber Choir, and the High School Senior Ensemble. But the high point of the evening came as board members, Ron Swenson, Don Harshman, and Warren Ross, presented each of the 66 graduates with his long- awaited diploma. 57 58 Down the Halls . . . Organizations 59 Although it was a rare occasion, indeed, when this many people came to any one annual staff meeting, these are the people whose work brought you the 1972 BREEZE, DOWN FRONT: Patty Bruss, Kathy Harshman, SEATED: Kim Holman, Linda Ross, Ann McClintock, Richard Varner. STANDING ON FLOOR: Editor Fteggy Williamson, Elaine Balazic, Assistant Editor Anita Nemetz, Karla Holman, Editor Gwen Sharpies. STANDING ON RADIATOR: Fhotographers Ernie Johnson, Jim Murdy, and Paul Burkhartsmeyer, Out earning money and unavailable for the picture were Business Managers Lonnie Johnson and Tom Thackeray. Breeze Staff. . . Preserving a Year’s Memories 60 Student Council. . . Evaluating Activities Program The biggest task undertaken by Student Council was to evaluate the entire program of student activi- ties for the Northwest Accrediting that took place in CHS in April. Other S. C. projects included home- coming and a Christmas toy drive. Officers were Laurie Doughten, secretary-treasurer; Charles Moly- neaux, president, and Richard Varner, vice-president. Rushing spring a bit, the Student Council members dashed outside for this photo on the first warm day. Pictured are: ROW ONE: Ann Burkhartsmeyer, Richard Varner, Charles Molyneaux, Laurie Doughten, Evelyn Jergeson, Bill Oehmcke. ROW TWO: Paul Burkhartsmeyer, Ernie Johnson, John Ross, Ted Kimball, Matt Harshman and Sheri Conner. 61 C-Clllb . . . Making Popcorn Like Crazy Lettermen of CHS were: ROW ONE: Richard C. Stuker, Jerry Johnson, Mark Brainard, Lonnie Johnson, Richard Varner. ROW TWO: Alan Hamilton, Lance Elias, Charles Molyneaux, Fred Simpson, Bill Oehmcke, Steve Harvey, Mike Taylor, TonySeamons. ROW THREE: Randy Roth, Ernie Johnson, Richard L. Sruker, Grant Willman, Rick Davies, Jim Thomas, Jeff Harshman, Larry Larson, Winston Churchill. ROW FOUR: Claude Hamilton, Tom Thackeray, Dan Jamieson, Scott Billmayer, Keith Conroy, Terry LaTray, Chris Thomas, Mickey Mellett. 62 Student Voice . . . Printing Everything That’s Fit to Print Publishing student news and views in the STUDENT VOICE, this year distributed as a supplement to the CHINOOK OPINION, were: ROW ONE: Teresa Brewer, Linda Ross, Mary Renne, David Stroud, ROW TWO: Jim Murdy, Barbara Miller, Jean Brewer, Jean Burkhartsmeyer, Ernie Johnson, and Kathy Torbovitz. 63 Honor Pep Club . . . Uniting in Spirit With . . . Honor Pep Club members: ROW ONE: Mrs. Lich, Bob Herdegan, Anita Nemetz, Brenda Butcher, Leta Camp- bell, Lindra Fisher. ROW TWO: Mrs. Pippin, Nanette Berger, Margi Svendsen, Ann McClintock, Peggy Butler, Bonnie Erickson, Lora Young. ROW THREE: Calli Montgomery, Kari Erickson, Darilyn McCracken, Sandra Van Campen, Sandi Lenhardt, Susan Taylor, Kathy McLaughlin. ROW FOUR: Beth Harbolt, Margi Inman, Patsy Kimball, Marcia Rusch, Mary Renne, Cindy Williams. ROW FIVE: Rita Olson, Lucia Herndon, Kathy Wisch, Carolyn Hofeldt, Lou Ann Bryson, Rae Ann Renne. ROW SIX: Leanne Taylor, Candy Herda, Ernie Johnson, Janet Guertzgen, Carol Leeds, Laurie Doughten, Karla Holman. 64 Hi-C's Members of the Hi-C's service organization were: Kathy Terbo- vitz, beta Campbell, Lora Young, Judy Schumacher, Kathy Harsh- man, Mary Brainard, Peggy Wil- liamson, Sandy Lenhardt, Susan Ram berg, Jean Brewer, Jean Burk- hartsmeyer, Ida Rienhart, Laurie Dough ten. The Hi-C girls had the respon- sibility of performing many little tasks around CHS that nobody else wanted to do - things like selling tickets and ushering at concerts, presenting the flag at home bas- ketball games, acting as hostesses for conferences and open house, and taking tickets for everything. 65 Linda Ross was State Historian for FHA. In this capacity she presided over the banquet at the State FHA Convention at Missoula. Officers who participated in the initiation of new members were: Secretary, Judy Schumacher; Vice-president, Pauline McMaster; Presi- dent, Marcella Pridgeon; and Treasurer, Barbara Overcast, F.H.A. . . . Keeping Busy With Many Activities Working in FHA in 71-72 were: ROW ONE: Chapter Mothers, Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Hofeldt, Barbara Overcast, Marcella Pridgeon, Pauline McM asters, Judy Schumacher, Chapter Mother, Mrs. Williams; Advisor, Mrs. Murphy. ROW TWO: RaeAnnRenne, Carol Donis, Rosemary Spring, Susan Ramberg, Cindy Williams, Karla Holman, Kim Holman, Lucia Herndon, Debbie Kathman, Margi Inman. ROW THREE: Mary Brainard, Mary Renne, Carolyn Hofeldt, Linda Ross, Mariane Gilmore. Rita Olson, Connie Hofeldt, Darlynn Hamilton. 66 In September the FRA got things off to a good start with the initiation of new members. October brought a Homecoming float. District Convention at Havre with Linda Ross presiding, and the food booth for Fun Night. In December, the girls visited Sweet Memorial Home, and held an old-fashioned Christmas party, stringing popcorn and cranberries to decorate the high school tree. February meant Sweetheart Dance, electing Clark Hofeldt as chapter sweetheart, and serving a dinner for the Soil Conservation District. March featured State Convention where Lucia Herndon represented CHS in the talent show and Linda Ross presided at the banquet. April held election of officers and installation of those officers at the Mother-Daughter Banquet. 67 RIGHT: President Bill Oehmcke presents chapter sweetheart, Barbara Overcast, with her hat. BELOW: Greenhand Jim Ragan takes his turn on the new and popular Fun Night Dunking Stand. FFA members were: ROW ONE: Richard L. Stuker, Clark Hofeldt, Larry Faber, Bill Oehmcke, Don Overcast, Bob Herdegan, Claude Hamilton, and Advisor Vernon Luft. ROW TWO: Grant Willman, Dwight Hofeldt, Dan Friede, Tom Finley, Alan Hamilton, Doug Schnittgen, Ted Obemdorfer. ROW THREE: David Anerson, Jim Ra- gan, Russell Sorenson, John Ross, Gary Ramberg, Ed Paulsen, Dale Williams. ROW FOUR: Brett Chapman, Mark Brainard, Pete Paulsen, Randy Fisher, Scon Sheets, Darrell Anderson, Bill Robinson. ROW FIVE: Dan Davies, Mark Unruh, Gary Unruh, Tim Gardipee, Ross Friede, Cindy Jamison, Jean Brewer. 68 ABOVE: Outstanding FFA members in 71 -'72 were Bill Oehmcke who won the district Public Speaking Award and John Ross who was the district’s Out- standing Greenhand. RIGHT: Chapter officers pose with the display board they con- structed as part of the chapter's activities for National FFA Week. Officers were: Richard L. Stuker, vice-president; Bill Oehmcke, president; Bob Herdegan, parlia- mentarian; Claude Hamilton, reporter; Larry Faber, sentinel; Don Overcast, secretary; Clark Hofeldt, treasurer. Recipients of the State Farmer Degree were Bill Oehmcke, Clark Hofeldt, Bob Herdegan, and Richard Stuker. FFA . . . Placing 4 as State Farmers 69 GAA . . . Emphasizing Fun and Games 70 Posing with their hero as a background are the officers of GAA: Jackie DePriest, Sports Manager; Patty Conroy, President; and Lora Young, Points Secretary. Dedicated to fun and physical fitness - that is die way one could describe these GAA members. ROW ONE: Sandra Lenhardt, Lora Young, Penny Miller, Patty Conroy, Bonnie Erickson. ROW TWO: Patsy Kimball, Maureen Mac- lean, Kathy McLaughlin, Ann McClintock, Margi Svendsen. ROW THREE: Beth Harbolt, Carol Maetche, Carolyn Hofcldt, Linda Sparks, Peggy Butler, Lorrie Ehlang. ROW FOUR: Darilyn McCracken, Peggy Munson, Marilyn Rusch, Joni Barber, Connie Hofeldt, Jackie DePriest. ROW FIVE: Sandra Van Campen, Cheri Spencer Kari Erickson, Connie Maetche, Sandra Jaha. 71 Keeping busy in the library during the ,71-,72 school year were: ROW ONE: Ron Gruss, Dale Williams, Lou Ann Bryson, Joyce Brown, Dawn Jamieson, Deb Christensen, Linda Stephens. ROW TWO: Scott Billmayer, Mickey Mellett. James Spencer, Evelyn Jergeson, Gail Raty, Librarian Ellen Svendsen, Karla Holman, Susan M. Ram- berg, Debbie Nicholson, Linda Sparks, Ruth Stuker, and Vicki Rae Anderson. Library Club . . . Serving Student Researchers 72 Chorus members were: ROW ONE: Pauline McMaster, Matt Harshman, Laurel Sayler, Rick Davies, Evelyn Jergeson, Kyle Conroy, Sheri Conner, Mick Jones, Ann Burkhartsmeyer, Marcella Pridgeon, Rick Watkins, Kathy McLaughlin. ROW TWO: Margi Inman, Roger Simpson, Sandra VanCampen. Pat Phares, Laurie Douthten, William Mangold, Linda Ross, Lance Elias, Anita Nemetz, Dan Davies, Doug Mosser, Leanne Tay- lor. ROW THREE: Ann McClintock, Mike Heilman, Rosemary Spring, Larry Larson, Marcia Rusch, Fred Simpson, Penny Miller, Carol Leeds, TonySeamons, Lindra Fisher, Brad Taylor, Darilyn McCracken, Maureen MacLean. ROW FOUR: Laurie Martens, Mickey Mellett, Gwen Sharpies, David Stroud. Ella Wagner. Brett Chapman, Lorrie Ehlang, Ralph Rienhart, Connie Maetche, Dennis Lott, Mariane Gilmore, Patti Conroy, Bob Michalson. Concert Chorale . . . Fighting Yawns at 8 AM Rehearsals Chorus officers were: Laurie Doughten, student director; Anita Nemetz, secretary- treasurer; Evelyn Jergeson, Li- brarian; Fred Simpson, presi- dent; Tony Seamons, vice- president. 73 Chorale and Hi-Liners . . . Featuring Select Voice Those singing in the Chorale were: ROW ONE: Pauline McMaster, Matt Harshman, Laurel Sayler, Rick Davies, Evelyn Jergeson, Kyle Conroy, Sheri Conner, Mick Jones, Ann Burkhartsmeyer, Marcella Pridgeon, Rick Watkins. Kathy McLaughlin. ROW TWO: Margaret Inman, Roger Simpson, Sandra Van Campen, Pat Phares, Laurie Doughten, William Mangold, Linda Ross, Lance Elias, Anita Nemetz, Dan Davies, Doug Mosser, Leanne Taylor. ROW THREE: Ann McClintock, Mike Heilman, Rosemary Spring, Larry Larson, Marcia Rusch, Fred Simpson, Penny Miller, Carol Leeds, Tony Seamons, Lindra Fisher, Brad Taylor, Darilyn McCracken, Maureen MacLean. ROW FOUR: Laurie Martens, Mickey Mellett, Gwen Sharpies, David Stroud, Ella Wagner, Brett Chapman, Lorrie Ehlang, Ralph Rienhart, Connie Maetche, Dennis Lott, Mariane Gilmore, Patti Conroy, Robert Michalson. Hi-liners Laurie Doughthn and Carol Leeds serve up Cokes at the Music Department’s Concession stand. These people sang with the Hi-Liners group. ROW ONE: Marcia Rusch, Sheri Conner, Laurie Doughten, Carol Leeds, Linda Ross, Lindra Fisher, Evelyn Jergeson, Penny Miller. ROW TWO: Kyle Conroy, Pat Phares, Lance Elias, Larry Larson, Fred Simspon, Mick Jones, Tony Seamons, William Mangold. 74 Band . . . Blowing Up a Storm at a Ball Game Elected officers by their fellow bandsmen were: STANDING: President, Robbie Butcher; vice presi- dent, Winston Churchill. SEATED: treasurer, Brenda Butcher, and secretary, Louie Ehiang. Concert Band members were: ROW ONE: Marilyn Rusch. Patti Harshman, Kari Erickson, Patty Bruss, Kathy Wisch, Anita Holman, Patty McClenahan. ROW TWO: Linda Sparks, Susan Ramberg, Terri Elias, Patsy Kim- ball, Sonya Johnson, Maureen MacLean, Mike Heilman, Leta Campbell, Sandra Van Campen, Marcia Rusch, Laurie Sheets, John Stroud, Linda Stephens. ROW THREE: Lorrie Qilang, Karla Holman, Sheri Conner, Candy Herda. Lee Johnson, Ernie Johnson, Kent Borowy, Connie Maetche, Paul Burkhartsmeyer, Robbie Butcher, Larry Larson, Laura McClenahan, Carol Maetche, Mariane Gilmore, Roger Simpson. ROW FOUR: Brenda Butcher, Darilyn McCracken, Margaret Inman, Jim Murdy, David Stroud, Beth Harbolt, Callie Montgomery, Mick Jones, Randy Fisher, Director, Mr. Hartwig. 7 5 Singing as They Go CHS music department produced many fine vocalists in ,71-'72. Those going to state were: solo- ists Evelyn Jergeson, Penny Miller, Fred Simpson, and Laurie Dough- ten. Ensembles making the trip included the Senior Sextet, Mixed Ensemble, Sophomore Quartet, Sophomore Mixed Ensemble, and the Freshman Sextet. Singing in All-State Chorus were: Lindra Fisher, Linda Ross, Laurie Doughten, Larry Larson, and Fred Simpson. 76 Making Practice Pay Off Outstanding instrumentalists who represented CHS at State music contest included: Carol Maetche and Robbie Butcher in All State Band; and soloists Patty McClena- han. Candy Herda, Lorrie Ehlang, Sandra VanCampen, and Robbie Butcher. The sax quartet featuring Lorrie Ehland, Margi Svendsen, Sheri Conner and Candy Herda also earned a trip to state festival. Pianists who were rewarded for their year's practice with a trip to Missoula included Susan Ramberg, Gwen Sharpies, Patty Bruss, Laurie Martens, Ernie Johnson, Candy Herda, and Peggy Williamson. In addition to all this, Candy Herda was selected for an inter- national tour with USA School Band. 78 Down the Halls Staff 79 Wrestling With Budget and Policy Members of the school board were (STANDING) Robert Duawalder, Russell Skones, Ernie Lar- son, Warren Ross. (SEATED) James Nemetz. Mitzi Bruss was clerk, and Ronald Swenson was chairman. Mem- bers Ron Lux and Don Harshman are not pictured. ABOVE: Mr. Gary Smith, principal, had duties rang- ing from scheduling to policing the honor passes. - RIGHT: Mr. Patrick Conroy, superintendent, kept a tight rein on the school's budget. 80 Teaching . . . Teacher Laubach seemed to enjoy this math les- son a lot more than did student, Chuck Smith. Doug- las Laubach taught math and physics. CHS’s resident referee was Herb Kimball, biology and phy. ed. instructor. Ray Reid taught General Math I. Darrell McCracken worked in the areas of math and shop. A1 Hartwig kept busy from early morn to late at night listening to the tootling of his band students. Karen Ram bo guided instruction in art, a first for CHS. Brenda Schye was hired to assist with the girls in the guidance area and to instruct social psychology. Joe Whisonant, in addition to keeping tabs on all the students as head guidance counsellor, taught psychol- ogy and freshman orientation. 81 Sometimes Policing . . . Miss Swant takes a lunch break with non-fattening Flair. Gail Swant taught physical sciences. David Jensen taught in the business department along wjlth JoAnne Erickson. Mrs. Erickson also taught a lit. class. Underclass English was Barbara Pippin's assignment while Joan Murphy managed home-econom- ics. Charles Hewitt directed ac- tivities in speech and drama. Dennis Day drew upperclassmen English. Assisting in boys phy. ed. was Randy Morrison. To Brendon Murphy went the thrill of riding with Chinook's future drivers as they mastered forward and reverse. Although she was usually known as the lady with all the answers, librarian Ellen Svend- sen looks perplexed with Mickey Mellett's latest suggestion. 82 The Faculty Choral director, Steward Hanson, cures his pre- concert butterflies with last minute line-up changes. Mr. Hanson also taught English. Girls'phy. ed. instructor. Judy Briekerf enjoys a lively game of volleyball in one of her classes. Mrs. Bricker also revived CHS's French program. Dorothy Lich instructed German and government while Faye Jacobson monitored study halls. Vem Luft directed the vo-ag department and Pamela Besche worked on speech therapy. Watch out for a pass! is Ted Schye's advice to the football team. Mr. Schye taught social studies. Non-Professional Staff . . . Collecting Loose Ends In every school there must be someone to take care of millions of details so that teachers have time for teaching and students have time for learning. At CHS. these chores are handled admirably by our non- professional staff. LEFT: Custodian Ted Simpson struggles with some heavy freight. UPPER RIGHT: Having gotten out morning announcements, secretaries Katherine Flatness and Donna Mangold pause for the cameraman. LOWER RIGHT: Custodians Ruth Wilson and Pearl Hamilton take a break from straightening up desks at the end of a typical school day. Down the Halls . . . 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