Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1975 volume:

The Way We Were. . . 2 Involved. . . Solemn. . . Full Of Fun. . . Up. . . Down. . . Apathetic. . . 5 Excited. . . Happy. . . Alive. . 6 8 jdAdM dm (vm dMI the way we were. . . activities Varsity Football . . . Three Wins Mark Season The 1974 football season will be well remembered in its total team effort of three wins and five losses for the squad coached by Jim George. The football team played good ball with great shows from both offense and defense. The Beeters won easily over Fort Benton, Browning, and Shelby. The team had trouble breaking through the lines of their other opponents, but gave them a good fight to the end. Over all, the team showed marked improvement over the past season's play. Team captains, which were selected by all members of the squad, were Matt Harshman, Kyle Conroy, and Dan Davies. Those players from Chinook making first team, all-conference, were Dave Tilleman and Dan Davies. Those on the second team, all-conference, were Kyle Conroy and Matt Harshman. Gaylord LaTray received honorable mention in the all-conference balloting. r w Standing: Gary Jacobson, assistant coach; Jim George, head coach; Hugh Ross, Dave Tillman, Donald Schniti-gen, John Ross, Gary Ramberg, Kyle Conroy, Gaylord LaTray, Dan Davies, Pat Molyneaux, Jerry Wisch, Matt Harshman, DarTell Bergland, Ted Schye, and John Moffatt, assistant coaches. Kneeling: Perry Miller, Kevin Willman, Doug Bruss, Bob Michalson, Tim Harshman, Mark Brainard, Rick Stabio, Buzz Steinmetz, Alan Werk, Mike Sattleen, Kelly Swenson. Silting: Steve Friede, manager; Mike Inman, Kevin Lybeck, John Schilling, Jim Grubb, Ken Pike, Mark Taylor, Larry Bitz. u J. V. Football Started Clicking At Season’s End The '74 season showed a bunch of promising young football players for the J.V. team. Their record was 2-5. The J.V.'s were coached by Mr. Jacobson and Mr. Moffatt. s Opponent 6 Havre 28 8 Ft. Benton 14 12 Malta 28 14 Havre 35 0 Malta 36 28 Harlem 0 20 Harlem 6 Front row: Kevin O'Brien, Vince Brummer, John Schilling, and Ken Pike. Middle row: Barry Reid, Bob Bilger, Jim Grubb, Larry Bitz, and Mark Taylor. Last row: Kevin Willman, Donald Schnittgen, Buzz Steinmetz, Kevin Lybeck. Homecoming. . , Featured Fabulous $50 Bonfire The Homecoming festivities started on Thurdsay, Ocotober 10, with the annual bonfire. This year’s bonfire cost $50 to the Senior class because of the strange disappearance of a bus shelter. A sock hop was held in the gym following the bonfire. An assembly was held Friday afternoon. At this assembly Patti Harshman was announced as the Homecoming Queen and Darrell Berglund as the King. Skits and a Kangaroo Court were held. The 3rd Degree played a few selections also. The parade followed. The placing of the floats was Sophomores, 1st; Junior High, 2nd; and Freshmen, 3rd; G.A.A. won the group float. Friday night the Beeters met the Conrad Cowboys in what had to be the most exciting game of the season . Although Chinook held their territory well, they went down in defeat, 27-6. The Thorsen Brothers played for the dance sponsored by the Student Council after the game. The girls' basketball game concluded the weeks' activities with Chinook defeating the Browning Indians 53-46 in a hard fought contest. 13 15 Girls Basketball. . . Bounced Off By Great Falls A t State. The Girl's Basketball team had a fabulous season with a record of 17 wins and 3 losses. They played the Great Falls Bison at Divisional Tournaments with a victory and then met them in a rematch for the state title. The Beeters were herded off the floor when the Bison overtook them. Jackie DePriest and Joni Barber were voted into All-State first string. Jackie was also voted Most Valuable Player. 16 arsity: Back row: Amy Larson, Candice Martens, Jackie DePriest, Joni Barber, Margie Inman, and Tana vercast. Front row: Lesa Overcast, Nellie Schellin, Kathi Barber, Darilyn McCracken, Janet Maclean, and tth Harbolt. CHS 42 CMR 36 CHS 41 Havre 33 CHS 50 Shelby 36 CHS 58 G.F. Bison 53 CHS 41 Choteau 23 CHS 49 CMR 38 CHS 53 Browning 46 CHS 42 Cut Bank 31 CHS 43 Ft. Benton 20 CHS 40 G.F. Bison 64 CHS 35 Malta 29 CHS 34 Havre 23 CHS 38 Malta 35 CHS 40 Conrad 49 Divisional CHS 56 Consul 9 CHS 44 Malta 42 CHS 46 Havre 43 CHS 40 G.F. Bison 39 State CHS 62 Helena Capital 51 CHS 49 White Fish 45 CHS 39 G.F. Bison 65 17 18 Junior Varsity: Back row: Joyce Inman, Marion Faber, Kathy Inman, Lori Sorenson, Lisa Overcast, Amy Larson, Chris Juneau, Kathy Barber, Candy Martens, Coach Vick, Marilyn VanCampen, Dawn Bixby, Julie Butcher, Vanessa Molyneaux, Linda Ehlang, Glenna Hiner, Julie Funk, Kathy McPherson. J. V. Girls Had Fun Trying CHS 24 CMR 44 CHS 29 Havre 14 CHS 31 G.F. Public 35 CHS 18 Choteau 25 CHS 12 CMR 45 CHS 19 Browning 38 CHS 29 Cut Bank 21 CHS 32 Ft. Benton 20 CHS 32 Bison 31 CHS 24 Malta 30 CHS 21 Filles 22 CHS 27 Malta 17 CHS 25 Conrad 32 19 Carnival activities began at 7:00 on November 16 in the Vo-Ag Room of the high school. Many games were set up by the various classes and clubs. The F.H.A. provided food for all at the Sugan Shack,” and the F.F. A.'s bingo was a real hit. The variety show this year was one of the best yet. The Hi-Liners sang and king Chuck (Hewitt) accepted adulation from his inferiors. Vonnie Gates gave a humorous solo and the Speech and Drama Club put on a skit. King candidates were picked for the first time this year at C.H.S. The winning king and queen for 1974 were from the Junior Class in Bill Barber and Nellie Jo Schellin. Princesses and Princes were Seniors Betty Doney and Brett Chapman; Sophomores Chris Lybeck and Buzz Steinmetz; and Freshman Kellie Funk and Bill Burkhartsmeyer. Because of the winning attitude of the classes, this years' carnival was the most successful one ever. 20 Carnival. . . King Chuck Was Big Hit 'j 21 22 A -Squad Basketball Edged Out Of State By Malta The end of the 74-75 basketball season was a heartbreaker for the Beeters when Malta defeated them in a challenge game for second in the divisional tournament. Dan Davies and Kyle Conroy made the second team in All-Conference. The Beeters had a record of 11-14 for the entire season. CHS 60 Shelby 60 Havre 61 Plentywood 61 Poplar 68 Harlem 91 Harlem 46 Choteau 61 Cut Bank 70 Conrad 56 Browning 55 Shelby 61 Malta 84 Ft. Benton 52 Choteau 69 Shelby 57 Browning 56 Cut Bank 69 Conrad 50 Malta 75 Ft. Benton Divisional Tournament 55 Conrad 55 Browning 75 Ft. Benton 62 Conrad 53 Malta OPPONENT 49 75 55 69 82 99 41 59 67 80 60 69 71 47 59 72 62 85 65 81 54 65 68 60 64 Kneeling: Manager Stave Spencer, Kyle Conroy, Jerry Wisch, Rick Guertzgen, Bob Michalson, Manager Steve Friede. Standing: Gaylord LaTray, Jess Baird, Sam Jaha, Brian Hamilton, Dan Davies, Dave Tilleman, Coach Ted Schye. 23 Counter-clockwise around the C : Brian Hamilton, Sam Jaha, Jess Baird, Jim Tilleman,. Mike Inman, Rick Guertzgen, Alan Werk, Larry Bitz, Mark Taylor, Jim Grubb, and Coach Gary Jacobson. B-Squad Basketball. . . The Record Speaks For Itself CHS Opponent 45 Shelby 39 58 Havre 64 67 Poplar 47 37 Harlem 59 47 Harlem 42 38 Chouteau 48 76 Cut Bank 60 53 Conrad 52 74 Browning 60 49 Shelby 55 39 Malta 65 71 Ft. Benton 46 79 Chouteau 49 49 Shelby 58 51 Browning 75 50 Cut Bank 55 66 Conrad 64 65 Malta 38 57 Ft. Benton 63 24 C-Squad Basketball. . . Frosh Out Scored By Opposition Opponent CHS 60 Harlem 28 30 Turner 48 41 Harlem 44 60 Harlem 40 52 Harlem 35 48 Havre 38 80 Big Sandy 49 63 Malta 33 54 Turner 46 54 Ft. Benton 40 47 Big Sandy 43 48 Harve 49 62 Malta 53 45 Ft. Benton 53 Front row: Vanessa Molyneaux, manager; Kevin O'Brien, Fred Williams, Chuck Werk, George Thorstad, Bart Hermes, Barry Reid. Back row: Vince Brummer. Julian Ribera, Tim McCoy. Perry Bixby, Larry Bitz, David Holmes, Bob Bilger and Jan McPherson, manager. 25 Four Qualify For State RECORD Doug Lux Loren Baird Roche Juneau Vern Gist Kenny Pike Kevin Lybeck Buzz Steinmetz Rick Stabio Kevin Willman Mark Brainard Pat Molyneaux Matt Harshman Don Schnittgen John Murdy Gary Bryson Tim Harshman Marlin Jorgensen Wrestling. . . w L D 5 10 0 5 9 1 4 7 0 7 9 0 3 16 0 6 10 1 14 7 0 11 10 0 11 5 0 9 11 0 14 4 3 13 6 1 5 15 0 1 8 0 11 0 0 7 2 1 1 7 1 Wrestlers posing with their managers Julie Butcher and Kathy Inman, were junior varsity: Gary Bryson, Roche Juneau, John Murdy, George Lux. Varsity: Doug Lux, Loren Baird, Vern Gist, Ken Pike, Kevin Lybeck, Buzz Steinmetz, Rick Stabio, Kevin Willman, Mark Brainard, Pat Molyneaux, Matt Harshman, and Donald Schii-gen. 26 The wrestlers had a good record in 1975. There were more upper classmen who went out for the team this year, and all the weight classes were full. Four wrestlers went to state this year in Dillon. They were Pat Molyneaux, Buzz Steinmetz, Matt Harshman, Kevin Willman. None of them placed there however. 27 Supporting Bee ter Athletics. . . Wrestling Cheerleaders: Kana Chapman, Donita Erickson, and Connie Maetche. C-Club.‘ Front row: Tana Overcast, Kathi Barber, Nellie Schellin, Darilyn McCracken, and Candy Martens. Second row: Kelly Swenson, Dan Davies, Margie Inman, Gary Ramberg. and John Ross. Third row: Gaylord LaTray, Kyle Conroy, Jerry Wisch, Bob Michalson, Pat Moly-neaux, Kevin Lybeck, and Buzz Steinmetz. 28 Hi-C’s Gwen Plouffe, Debbie Werk, Leanne Riichson. Pam Friede, Leslie Stuker, Marlane Gilmore, Betty Doney, Elaine Balazic. Varsity Cheerleaders Cindy Sizemore, Sharia Bitz, Becky Funk and Pam Taylor. 29 Drill Team Beet Squad Front row: Kathy MacLean, Carla Sattleen, Floyce Ragan, Shirley Marsonette, Donita Erickson, Susan Taylor, Leanne Ritchson, Jaunita Skones. Second row: Chris Brummer, Kari Erickson, Darilyn McCracken, Pam Briere, Jane Taylor, Vicki Larson, Cindy Sizemore, Chris Lybeck, Sharon Flatness, Kellie Funk. Back row: Cindy Ehlang, Marsha Heilman, Pam Taylor, Sharia Bitz, Lynda Ehlang. B-Squad Cheerleaders Chris Lybeck, Brenda Lybeck, Sharon Flatness, Kellie Funk. Jaunita Skones, Julie Butcher, Pam Briere, Vonnie Gates, Floyce Ragan, Carol Doney, Calli Montgomery, Kelly McCoy, Marilyn Van Campen, Candy Martens, Sandra Van Campen, Leanne Ritchson, Vicki Gist, Betty Doney, Anita Johnson, Margi Inman. 30 Seated: Kelly Watkins, Vonnie Gates, Debbie Graber, Kelly McCoy, Patti Hiner, Kim Preeshl, Vanessa Moly-neaux, Glenna Hiner. Kneeling: Tom Arriola, Heidi Blatter, Julie Butcher, Deanna Drugge, Dawn Bixby, Leanne Ritchson, Darilyn McCracken. Laurie Sorenson. Standing: Gay Miller, Joni Kleinjan, Chris Brummer, Jim Ragan, Brenda McCracken, Hugh Ross, Julie Kleinjan, John Ross, Darrell Anderson, John Gruss, Mr. Hewitt. Speech Club. Best Showing In Years Paced by the big twenty point first place showing of the debate team of Patti Hiner and Chris Brummer, this year's speech club had one of its most successful seasons in years. They were third in speech and fourth in drama in the divisional competition which they hosted. Qualifying for state in addition to Hiner and Brummer, were Brenda McCracken, Jim Ragan, John Ross, Darrel Anderson, Darilyn McCracken. 31 G.A.A.. . . Kept Active During The Long Winter G.A.A. members pictured above are: Seated: Becky Funk, Pam Briere, Kellie Funk, Lynda Ehland, Patti Harshman, Cheri Spencer, Glenna Hiner, Kathi Barber. Kneeling: Margi Inman, Brenda Lybeck, Kathy McPherson, Janet MacLean, Lesa Overcast, Kari Erickson, Leanne Ritchson, Joni Barber, Betty Doney, Darilyn McCracken, Calli Montgomery. Standing: Sharon Flatness, Kathy Inman, Jan McPherson, Karla Chapman, Tana Overcast, Candy Martens, Brenda McCracken, Cindy Sizemore. Carol Lux. Susan Taylor, Jane Taylor, Jackie DePriest, Julie Funk, and Chris Juneau. 32 Row one: Cindy Steinmetz, Connie Maetche, Kaihy McPherson, Betty Doney. Row two: Gwen Plouffe, Cheryl Franzen, Brenda Lybeck, Kim Preeshl, Laurie Sorenson, Julie Kleinjan, Carol Doney, Teresa Harshaman. Row three: Sponsor, Karen Covert: Sallie Raty, Leslie Stuker, Glenna Hiner, Nita Skones, Pattie Hiner, Kathy Vogt, Heidi Blatter. Row four: Chapter Mother, Mrs. Lybeck: Chris Lybeck, Joni Kleinian, Deanna Drugge, Kelly McCoy, Pam Friede, Jan McPherson, and Chapter Mother, Mrs. Kleinian. 33 F.F.A.. . . Flosted Fall District A very active Chinook F.F.A. playes host to the district convention for ”74-75. In addition, they entered judging teams in the Harlem Seed Show, the NILE in Billings, and the Winter Fair in Bozeman. On the local level, they co-sponsored, with F.H.A., the annual Sweethearts' Ball, which saw Patti Hiner and Gary Ramberg elected queen and king. Mike Husar was their outstanding Greenhand, and John Ross took honors in public speaking. Gary Ramberg, Brett Chapman, and Pete Paulsen represented the chapter at National Convention in Kansas City. F.F.A. officers were: John Ross, president; Lee Morgan, parliamentarian; Gary Ramberg, seminal; Brett Chapman, vice-president; Joe Husar, reporter; Pete Paulsen, treasurer; and Hugh Ross, secretary. Front row: John Ross, Gary Ramberg, Hugh Ross, Lee Morgan, Joe Husar, Pete Paulsen, Mr. Koening. Second: Russell Sorenson, Gary Unruh, Harlan Morgan, Bob Maxwell, Bill Robinson, Mike Husar, Glenna Hiner, Dale Grabofsky. Third; Dennis Schnittgen, Clarence Jacobs, Russell Friede, Donald Schnittgen, Brian Reid, Mike Sattleen. Fourth: Neil Carlson, Mike Dahl, Durwin Williams, and Nick Keister. Junior Play. . . Red House Mystery Intrigues A udience The Junior class play, THE RED HOUSE MYSTERY , was a hugh success. It took place in a haunted mansion. Pat Moly-neaux, as Mark Ablett, is mysteriously murdered after he is warned of death by the ghost of the mansion. The plot centers around the activities of the guests and a detective as they attempt to uncover the murderer. Finally the murderer is found to be Dean Ramberg in the role of Matthew Cayley, Mark’s cousin. Caley murdered Mark in a fit of jealousy over Angela, played by Tana Overcast. 36 37 A nnual A nd Paper. . . Recording The Way We Were At C.H.S. Yearbook Staff: Randy Ross Dale Grabofsky Betty Doney Viola Pridgeon Kathi Skones Cindy Steinmetz Kathy Vogt Shirley Marsonette Paper Staff: Susan Taylor Chris Brummer Vicki Gist Marsha Bryan Debbie Graber Seena Slaby, Adv. Mary Jacobson, Adv. 38 Student Council. . . Serve As Sounding Board For Student Gripes CHUM Service on student council were: Seated: Joni Barber, president, Dale Grabofsky; vice-president, John Ross: secretary-treasurer, Leslie Stuker; Beth Harbolt, Dan Davies. Standing: Nellie Jo Schellin, Tana Overcast, Pat Molyneaux, Bill Barber, Bill Burkhartsmeyer, Mark Loney, Marsha Heilman, Kathy Inman, Kathi Barber, Cindy Sizemore, and Vanessa Molyneaux. 39 Hi -Liner Band. . . Stars Sandra VanCampen Sandra Van Campen was the big name in the Chinook High-Liner band in 1974-75. Sandra earned first chair honors in French horn in All-State Band; she was one of the scholarship winners in the Great Falls Symphony Orchestra auditions and appeared as a guest soloist with that group; she was featured soloist in one of the C.H.S. concerts, and earned superior ratings at both District and State festivals. Others who joined Sandra in representing the C.H.S. band at State music contest were Amy Larson, with her xylomarimba solo, also judged superior, and Carla Armstrong and Julie Butcher with piano solos. CORNETS Connie Maetche George VanCampen Donita Erickson Mike Schend BARITONE Elaine Vogt TROMBONES Lee Armstrong Tim McCoy Julie Butcher Debbie Luckett BASSES Bob Whltlatch Joel Murdy PERCUSSION Beth Harbolt Amy Larson Paul Montgomery Wilma Pyette FLUTES Kari Erickson Judy Inman CLARINETS Kathy Vogt Jan McPherson Carla Armstrong Sallie Raty Carol Dolan Thea Miller SAXOPHONES - TENOR Kelly McCoy Laurie Sorenson Dan Arriola ALTO CLARINET - Eb Shirley Marsonette BASS CLARINET Joyce Inman SAXOPHONES - ALTO Marsha Heilman Chris Brummer Tammy Berger Susie Gruss 41 Vocal Music. . . Chamber Choir Sings For Festival Concert Chansons: Carla Armstrong Kathy MacLean Elaine Balazic Connie Maetche Dawn Bixby Kelly McCoy Pam Briere Floyce Ragan Carol Doney Peggy Richardson Donita Erickson Leanne Ritchson Marion Faber Tara Ross Cheryl Franzen Carla Sattleen Vonnie Gates Juanita Skones Debbie Graber Debra Ulrich Marsha Heilman Sandra VanCampen Glenna Hiner Marlane Gilmore Kathy Inman Ann Dion Anita Johnson Heidi Blatter 4ITZ {■ 42 Lee Morgan and Kyle Conroy represented the singers at All-State Chorus, and Cindy Ehlang won the right to participate In the All-Northwest Festival in Spokane. Chamber Choir SOPRANO Sahara Swartz Carla Armstrong Elaine Balazic Connie Maetche Candy Martens Darilyn McCracken Tana Overcast Leanne Ritchson Cindy Sizemore Sue Ann Swenson Sandra Van Campen Calli Montgomery ALTO Cindy Ehlang Julie Funk Peggy Hall Beth Harbolt Margie Inman Amy Larson Lesa Overcast Kim Smith Pam Taylor Marilyn Van Campen TENOR Pat Dolan Dennis Downs Paul Montgomery Tim McCoy Lee Morgan Jim Ragan Mike Schend George Van Campen BASS Darrel Berglund Doug Bruss Gary Bryson Brett Chapman Kyle Conroy Dan Davies Matt Harshman Bob Michalson Rick Watkins 43 The Choral Music Department capped a good year when the Chansons, a new group composed of mostly underclass gals, earned a II at District and Chamber choir earned a I and was selected to sing on the evening program. Great performances were turned In by the Hi-Liners, Hl-Llner Girls, the Junior Quartet, and Cindy Sizemore and Tana Overcast’s duet, all of whom earned l’s at both District and State. Others going to State were: vocal duets featuring Sandra VanCampen and Beth Harbolt and Tana Overcast and Marilyn Van Camppen, and vocal soloists Darilyn McCracken. Lee Morgan, Tana Overcast, Jim Ragan, Cindy Sizemore, and Pam Taylor. E • tv m j ■ ' A 2-f HP 1) • at I 1: 4 Hi-Liners SOPRANO Sandra VanCampen SueAnn Swenson Tana Overcast Candy Martens ALTO Margie Inman Beth Harbolt Marilyn VanCampen Darilyn McCracken TENOR Rick Watkins Bob Michalson Jim Ragan George VanCampen BASS Dan Davies Brett Chapman Kyle Conroy Lee Morgan Hi-Liners Impressed Lemieux’s Old Instructor 44 Honor Society. . . Husar Lone Male Of Seven Initiates NEW INITIATES: Nellie Jo Schellin, Gwen Plouffe, Kari Erickson, Marilyn VanCampen, Tana Overcast, Joe Husar, Beth Harbolt. MEMBERS: Darilyn McCracken, Sandra Van Campen, Advisor Carol Doll, John Ross, Dale Gra-bofsky, Betty Doney, Joni Barber, Brett Chapman, Kyle Conroy. 45 Junior Prom. . . Featured Raindrops Inside And Outside Girl’s Track. . . Speedy Carol Sets Pace The track season was a successful one for this year's Girls' Track Team. Carol Lux was team captain. Team members who went to state were: Carol Lux for the 100 yard dash, Lesa Overcast - high jump, Tana Overcast - 880, Candy Martens - 440, and the relay team which consisted of Carol Lux, Linda Ehlang, Vanessa Molyneaux, and Candy Martens. Kneeling: Lynn Smith, Sharon Flatness, Cathy Inman, Dawn Bixby, Carol Lux, Brenda McCracken, Lynda Ehl-ang, Marsha Heilman. Standing: Coach Nancy Egeland, Candy Martens, Julie Butcher, Jim Preeshl, Tana Overcast, Lesa Overcast, Chris Juneau, Julie Funk, Kathv Barber, Vanessa Molyneaux, Glenna Hiner. Boy’s Track Rain Fails To Dampen Enthusiasm Of Young Team Kneeling: Jim Grubb, Robert Whitlach, Julian Ribera, Lee Armstrong, Tim McCoy. Standing: Coach Rupert Lapthome, Dave Tilleman, Jim Tilleman, Sam Jaha, Gaylord LaTray, Pat Molyneaux, Coach Gary Jacobson, Coach John Moffatt. 50 Too much rain! These three words pretty much sum up the 1975 track season. In spite of cold weather and cancelled meets, several of the track men turned in creditable performances for a young team paced by some fine junior prospects. 51 The senior class this year, under the direction of Mr. Hewitt, presented a two-act comedy, UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE. The play featured a young school teacher, Sylvia Barrett, portrayed by Joni Barber, about to leach her first class ever. The play presented typical, every day problems of a first-year teacher, the situations she ran into, and how she coped with them. Members of the cast posing for their formal (?) photo: SEATED: John Ross, Kyle Conroy, Dan Davies, Jackie DePriest. Debbie Werk, Leslie Stuker, Dale Grabofsky, Margi Inman, Kim Holman. Susan Taylor, Gwen Plouffe, Patty Pyette. KNEELING: Leanne Ritchson, Pete Paulsen. Elaine Balazic, Joni Barber, Darilyn McCracken, Karl Erickson, Betty Doney, Beth Harbolt, Frank Gruss, Lee Morgan. STANDING: Jim Ragan. Randy Ross, Gary Ramberg, Marlane Gilmore. Bob Michalson, Call! Montgomery. Sandra VanCampen, Ricky Watkins, Ken Pollock. Darrell Anderson, Fred Behrens, Director Chuck Hewitt. Senior Play . . . “Up The Down Staircase” Spotlights Foibles Of Typical High School Senior Honors JONl BARBER: Valedictorian, Lions’ Club Award, University System Scholarship, Athletic Scholarship -J. F. Kennedy University, Athletic Scholarship - EMC BRETT CHAPMAN: Jay Williams Scholarship, Sweet Scholarship JACKIE DEPRIEST: Athletic Scholarship - J. F. Kennedy University, Athletic Scholarship - EMC ELIZABETH DONEY: Elks' Scholarship, BIA Grant, Basic Educational Opportunities Grant, Sweet Schol-, Lions' Club Award VICKI GIST: Sweet Scholarship, Basic Educational Opportunities Grant DARLYNN HAMILTON: Sweet Scholarship, Art Award DALE GRABOFSKY: Salutatorian, University System Scholarship, Math Award ELIZABETH HAR-BOLT: DAR History Award, DAR Good Citizen Award ROBERT HARSH-MAN: Basic Educational Opportunities Grant, Athletic Scholarship -Carroll A 1 DAR1LYN McCRAC-KEN: DKG Scholarship, Sweet Scholarship, Music Scholarship -NMC 54 Recognition For Outstanding Achievement THERON PAULSEN: Chinook Vet Clinic Award LEANNE RITCH-SON: Sweet Scholarship, Basic Educational Opportunities Grant GARY RAMBERG: FFA Alumni Scholarship JOHN ROSS: Lions’ Club Award, DAR History Award, Milk River Elevator Scholarship, Elks' Scholarship, Finalist, Merit Scholarship Test, University System Scholarship CHER1 SPENCER: Basic Educational Opportunities Grant, BIA Grant SANDRA VAN CAMPEN: Lions’ Club Award, Sweet Scholarship, John Philip Sousa Award, John Christensen Award, Great Falls Symphony Scholarship, U of M Scholarships in Pia.ro and Instrumental Music DEBORAH WERK: Sweet Scholarship 55 Honor Letters. . . Hard Work Pays Off For The Few Receiving iheir honor letters at Awards’ Day ceremonies were: SENIORS: John Ross, Dale Grabofsky, Betty Doney, Joni Barber, Calli Montgomery, Kari Erickson, Darilyn McCracken, Beth Harbolt, and Sandra Van-Campen. JUNIORS: Nellie Jo Schellin, Joe Husar, Tana Overcast, Cindy Ehlang. SOPHOMORES: Marion Faber, Debbie Craber, Chris Brummer, Deanna Drugge; and FRESHMEN: Jan McPherson and Dawn Bixby. 56 Graduation. Seniors Bring Back Favorite Junior High Teacher As Speaker The Way We Were In Classes 59 Seniors The Float That Wasn’t Dariel Anderson Elaine Balazic Joni Barber Fred Behrens Marcus Brainard Robert Bickford Samuel Carter Brett Chapman Kyle Conroy Dan Davies Jackie DePriest Elizabeth Doney Lynn Duke Peggy Edgington Kari Erickson Danna Fast Horse Marlane Gilmore Vicki Gist Dale Grabofsky Bette Grubb 60 Senior officers were: Darilyn McCracken, secretary-treasurer; Patti Harsh-man, vice-president; representatives Beth Harbolt, Dan Davies, and Lee Morgan; and Joni Barber, president. 6J “Senioritis’1 Strikes Early Frank Grass Darlynn Hamilton Elizabeth Harbolt Robert Harshman Patti Harshman Kim Holman Margaret Inman Sandra Jaha Alan Knettel Victoria Larson Debra Lotion Connie Maetche Darilyn McCracken Robert Michalson Calista Montgomery Harlan Morgan Lee Morgan Katrina Newfield Gwen Plouffe Theron Paulsen 62 Attending High School Week at Bozeman were: Leslie Stuker, Debbie Werk, Betty Doney, Vicki Gist, Dale Grabofsky, and Brett Chapman. Ranking highest on the national math test, and incidentally ninth in state, were Dale Grabofsky, Vicki Gist, and Russell Sorenson. 63 Bowed Out With “Up The Down Staircase Ken Pollock Patricia Pyette James Ragan Leanne Riichson Gary Ramberg William Robinson John Ross Russel Sorensen Cheri Spencer Leslie Stuker Susan Taylor Gary Unruh Mark Unruh Sandra VanCampen Ricky Watkins Deborah Werk Jerry Wisch 64 Juniors. Broke In New Sponsors Jess Baird Bill Barber Sharia Bitz Doug Bruss Marsha Bryan Diane Christensen Glenn Dawson Murray Dawson Carol Doney Sheila Donis Barbara Ebert Cindy Ehlang Donita Erickson Laurie Faber Judy Finley Rick Fisher Kathy Fraser Pam Friede Becky Funk Susan Grubb Rick Guertzgen 65 Frank Hall Peggy Hall Brian Hamilton Took Carnival Crown In Close Competition With Seniors Patti Hiner Jolene Hiner Nancy Holmes Joe Husar Richard Johnson Dennis Kleinjan Gaylord LaTray Cun Lenhardt Randy Lewis Tina Loney Carol Lux Brenda McCracken Candy Manens Shirley Marsonette Roben Maxwell Pat Molyneaux Jim Oberndorfer Tana Overcast Vila Pridgeon Dean Ramberg Brian Reid Cathy Richardson Hugh Ross Randy Ross 66 Nominated for Girls’ State 1975 were Cindy Ehlang, delegate, and Nellie Jo Schellin and Tana Overcast, alternates. t NBCATS Piloting the Junior Class were these officers: vice-president. Dean Rambert: secretary-treasurer, Cindy Ehlang; president, Bill Barber; and representatives: Tana Overcast. Pat Molyneaux, Nellie Jo Schellin. 67 Presented RED HOUSE MYSTER Y To Show Theatric Ability Nellie Shellin Dennis Schnittgen Kathy Seibel Kathi Skones Kim Smith Mary Spring Rick Stabio Cynthia Steinmetz Sue Swenson Pam Taylor Debbie Thompson Dave Tilleman Marilyn Van Campen Elaine Vogt Tracey Warburton Sophomores. . . Experiencing School Daze Tom Allman Lee Armstrong Tom Arriola Loren Baird Kathi Barber Perry Bixby Liz Blancher Chris Brummer Gary Bryson Karla Chapman Lori Dahl Pat Dolan Dennis Downs Deanna Drugge Marion Faber Robert Fisher Steve Friede Julie Funk Terry Gilmore Debra Graber Jim Grubb Don Harshman Mark Harshman Glenna Miner Greg Hofeldt Donna Holman Joyce Inman Mike Inman Sam Jaha Anita Johnson 69 Worked Together To Take First In Float Building Marty Jorgenson Chris Juneau Keith Kessel Amy Larson Mark Loney George Lux Christina Lybeck Kevin Lybeck Tim McCoy Janet MacLean Margaret McMasier Kathy McPherson Lawny Miller Perry Miller Paul Montgomery John Murdy Larry Overcast Lesa Overcast Larry Parsons Ken Pike Linda Pyette Floyce Ragan Sallie Raty Jody Sargent Mike Sattleen Mike Schend John Schilling Pam Schumacher Larry Scofield Cindy Sizemore � Sophomore class officers were: Secretary-treasurer, Chris Lybeck; representative, Cindy Sizemore; president, Kathi Barber; vice-president, Julie Funk; and representatives, Mark Loney and Pat Dolan. Hassled With Frosh Sponsors Over Slave Day Greg Skoyen Steve Spencer Buzz Steinmeiz Kelly Swenson Mark Taylor Jane Taylor Jim Tilleman George VanCampen Duane Voise Kathy Vogt James Wagner Allan Werk Durwin Williams Russel Williams Kevin Willman Freshmen. . . Made Transistion To High School Carla Armstrong Dawn Bixby Ken Berger Bruce Bemardi Larry Bitz Bob Bilger Heidi Blatter Pamela Briere James Brewer Vincent Brummer Bill Burkhartsmeyer Julie Butcher Neil Carlson Twila Cox Curtis Dawson Mike Dahl Ann Dion Martha Drugge Lynda Ehlang Russel Faber Sharon Flatness Cheryl Franzen Russel Friede Kellie Funk Vonnie Gates Vem Gist John Grass William Gruszie Patty Hall Robin Hall 74 Molded Giant Cowboy Head For Parade Teresa Harshman Marsha Heilman Bart Hermes Lona Holman David Holmes Mike Husar Kathy Inman Lynn Ivester Clarence Jacobs Roche Juneau Nick Keaster Joni Kleinjan Julie Kleinjan Doug Lux Brenda Lybeck Kathy MacLean Kelly McCoy Susan McMaster Jan McPherson Gay Miller Vanessa Molyneaux Freshman officers were: Sharon Flatness, secretary-treasurer; Kathy Inman, Marsha Heilman, and Vanessa Molyneaux, representatives: Bill Burkhartsmeyer, president. Vice-president Barry Reid did not show for the picture. New Faces, New Talent? Kari Nord Kevin O'Brien Kim Preeshl Barry Reid Peggy Richardson Julian Ribera Connie Rienhan Tara Ross Carla Sattleen Donald Schnittgen Juanita Skones Lynn Smith Laurie Sorensen George Thorstad Debbie Ullrich Kathy Voise Kelly Watkins Chuck Werk Fred Williams Robert Whitlatch 76 the way we were. . . staff 77 . . . Provided New Resource Programs Special resource people shared with area schools were: Laurie Kola, school psychologist: Jan Barnes and Ella Ortner, testing and consultation; Mary Pyette, school nurse; and Katherine Flatness, their secretary. Joe Whisonani - guidance Linda Peterson - secretary Joe Hermes and John Grubb - custodians 78 Frank Spangler - Social Studies and Traffic Ed. Gail Swam - Physical Sciences. Jim George - Resource and Head Football Coach. 79 Featured Lots Of New Faces Jerry Lemieux - Vocal Music. John Moffatt - English and Assistant Coaching. Tim Feldner - Biology and Assistant Coaching. Ron Baker - Art. Seena Slaby - English and Speech. Dave Jensen - Business. Evelyi.. ’.rry - English. so Ted Schye - Aviation, Phy. Ed., and coaching Camille Blanchette - Junior Play Director Doug Laubach - Math Darrel McCracken - Math and Industrial Am 81 Experimented With New Techniques Verlin Koenig - Vo-Ag. Karen Covert - Home Economics. Brenda Schye - Psychology Nancy Vick - Physical Education and Women’s Coaching. Carol Dahl - Librarian and Assistant Mary George. Charles Hewitt - Social Studies and Drama Coach. 82 Gary Jacobson - Coaching Ray Reid - Coaching Gary Anderson - Coaching and Drill Team A1 Hartwig - Band Mary Jacobson - Business 83 Above: Principal Gary Smith checks out student grades and computes the honor roll as one of his myraid duties. Above right: Superintendent Pat Conroy, an avid sports fan, rarely misses a contest involving any of Chinook's athletic teams. 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