Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1978 volume:

Proudly Presenting The Sweet Edition The Breeze Chinook High School Chinook, Montana 1978 Thanks . . . For All You ve Done For some people, “Doing what comes naturally,” means hang generous to others. One person who fits this description is Lloyd D. Sweet. His gifts to the Chinook community include the Scout Park, the Rest Home and most especially, the Sweet Educational Foundation. As of publication date, this fund has provided about $143,000 to Chinook High graduates to further their educations. It is with deepest appreciation that all the people listed here say a big, “Thank you, Mr. Sweet!” Lee Armstrong Amy Larson Tom Arriola Larry Larson Jom Barber Lon Larson Christine Brummer George Lux Patty Bruss Bob Maxwell Mark Burkhartsmeyer Maureen MacLean Paul Burkhartsmeyer Carol Maetchc Robert Butcher Chns Barrow Manstuen Virginia Bruss Carruthers Shirley Marsonette Brett Chapman Danlyn McCracken Karla Chapman Eugene Mclvor Douglas Chapman Kathy McLaughlin Keith Conroy Sophie Michalson Kyle Conroy Candace Molyncaux Patty Conroy Charles Molyncaux Janet Dolan Calista Montgomery Patrick Dolan David Mosser Elizabeth Doney Peggy Munson Jennifer Doney Debra Nicholson Carol Donis Richard Nicholson Sheila Donis Larry Obie Deanna Drugge Bill Ochmcke Cynthia Ehlang Larry Overcast David Elias Lesa Overcast Lance Elias Tana Overcast Bonnie Erickson Gwen Plouffe Robert Feist Diane Svendsen Poirier Frederick Fisher Pam Pula Linda Fisher Mike Reid Randy Fisher Mary Rennc Mike Gallus Leanne Ritchson Susan Gist Hugh Ross Vicki Gist John Ross Debra Graber Karen Schellin Dale Grabofsky Nellie Schellin Roy Gruss Mike Schend Aaron Hamilton Gwendolyn Sharpies Miles Hamilton Cindy Sizemore Anne Burkhartsmeyer Hanson Kathi Skones Calvin Harshman I auric Sorenson Douglas Harshman John Stroud Jeff Harshman John Stuker Ken Harshman Ken Stuker Mark Harshman Leslie Stuker Patti Harshman Manon Stuker Lucia Herndon Richard Stuker Glenna Hinery Neal Svendsen Petty Hiner James Tilleman Carolyn Hofeldt George Van Campen Dan Jamieson Marilyn Van Campen Anita Johnson Sandra Van Campen Ernest Johnson Elaine Vogt Gerald Johnson James Wagner Kay Johnson Tracy Warburton Sonya Johnson Claudia Morgan Warrick Jackie Jones Debbie Werk Patncia Kimball Dale Williams Dennis Kleinjan Steven Willman Pam Fnede Kuhr Kathy Wisch Dennis Loh JarshipsTjnhe Class oO 197$ arc BACK The recipien Gay Miller (3X Pam Bnere (9W| rich (500), Phccshl ( Silfc75anf n f f f: Bari Hermes (1000). Bob WJm latch ($00), Kevin O’Brien (500). iorsiad (1000). Russel ned6 0U). Heidi lf?atter|500). Lynn Jvester (1000L% r RcuU750) ffODLE ROW: inzen (750). Kelly McCoy (500). Rill Burkhartsmever (500). K?f1ie Funk (750fNita Skonel( 1000). Debbie Ull-I). FRONT ROW: Marsha Heilman (750). Jan McPherson (750), Joni Kleinja (750). Carol IB rough (1000). Kim (7 0). Carla Sattleen (1000). Carla Armstrong (1000). Kathy MacLcan (75b). Julie KJcinjan (1000). For the plan to spend. “Fhank you. Mr Swaei ” J-t—em S A school year is many things to the students and teachers who share in its experiences. A school year is labs, and lectures, and studying for tests. It is sports, and music, and rehearsals for plays. For some, it is a time of active involvement. For others, it is a time to drift. It can mean being serious or clowning with one's friends. This yearbook has attempted to capture as accurately as possible the many moods of the 1977-1978 school year. When clicking the shutter of the camera, the staff did NOT wait for people to compose themselves and pose. Rather, it snapped them in their natural settings. “Doing what comes naturally!” Doing What Comes Naturally. . . Classes Carla Armstrong Bob Bilger Dawn Bixby 10 Leadership Through Student Council BQ Neil Carlson Twila Cox Martha Drugge Lynda Ehlang Cheryl Franzen Russell Friede Kellie Funk Vonnie Gates 11 Senior officers were: Marsha Hall-| man. representative; Nita Skones. secretary; Barry Reid and G Miller representatives; and Joni KJeinjan. vice-president. Broke Up Class of79's Carnival String 12 Vem Gist John Gruss Bill Gruszie Lusicha Hall Patty Hall Robin Hall Teresa Harshman Marsha Heilman Bart Hermes Lona Holman David Holmes Mike Husar Lynn Ivester Nick Keaster Joni Kleinjan Julie Kleijan Doug Lux 13 Dawn Bixby ivas one-woman Speech Team 14 Kathy MacLean Kelly McCoy Susan McMaster Jan McPherson Gay Miller Vanessa Molyneaux Mike Mord Kevin O’Brien Kim Preeshl Barry Reid Julian Ribera Peggy Richardson Connie Rienhart Tara Ross Carla Sattleen Juanita Skones Bambi Smith Laurie Sorenson Kathy Stainmetz George Thorstad Deb Ullrich Kelly Watkins Chuck Werk Bob Whitlatch 15 16 Juniors... Used. Local History' to Capture Top Float Honors Dan Arriola Bob Azure Tom Barton Suzanne Berger Tamms Berger Tami Bickford Mark Bosch Jim Brewer Sharon Br son Robert Buhmann Cand) Chapman Todd Chapman Vince Cox Doug Dahl Carol Dolan Sandra Donis Jo Doughten John Flynn Colleen Franzen Dome Friede Preston Gilmore Bill Gist Steve Gist Susan Gruss Tammv Gruszie 1978 Girls’ Slate Alternates: Carol Dolan. Debbie Luckett. Delegates: Jod Neibauer. Jud Inman. 1978 Bins' State Trent Sizemore. Ji el Murdy. Don Whisonant. Dan Arriola The junior class officers were Bill Gist, president: Susan Gruss. vice-pres-ident: Judy Inman, secretary-treasurer: Pam Treftz. IuiIj Pndgeon. ilma P elte. representatives. Bt nme Hall Mark Hamilton Brett Hollingsworth Judv Inman Jim Jaha Debra Jorgenson Russel Jorgenson Nancy Kleinjan Frank Kruse Cindy Kneitel Lyle LaTray Lynn LaTray Mary Laufer Chns Loney Debbie Luckett Bill McMaster Debbie Maxwell Thea Miller Sandra Mord Joel Murdy Jody Neibauer Bonnie Nesslar Edward Newhall Robert Nicholsoj LeeAnn Ortner Scott Pike Jackie Preeshl Twila Pridgeon Wilma Pyette John Read Grumbled Over Team Teaching in English History Kim Ross Tana Sheppard Trent Sizemore Cathy Thompson Cheryl Thompson Pam Treftz Vicki Unruh Richard Voise Robert Wagner Donna Wendcln Sandy Werk Don Whisonant 19 Sophomores . Emma Doug Azure Baird Enc Susan Brummer Bruss Dee Jackie Dion Doney for Lee Baker Ron Butcher Shawna Drugge Built Dunking Machine Carnival Susan Leanna Bergman Blatter Corey Denise Couturier Dawson T racy Don Eliason Erickson Brian Friede Bret Hermes Julie Larson Penny Friede Nancy Inman Bill Laufer Jean Tracy Karl Goodrich Harshman Hepler Tim Katie Debra Johnson Kcaster Kruse Cheryl Pam Andrea Lavcngcr Long Luckett 21 Dominated the Athletic Team Rosters Sophomore leaders were: Warren Lybeck. representative; Liz Ann Solem. president; Lisa Miller, representative; Bill Preeshl. vice-president; Julie Larson, representative; Emma Azure, secretary. Warren Lybeck Gene Maxwell Dave McMaster Will McPherson John Miller Debbie Miller Lisa Miller Lyle Montgomery Terry Moxley Leana Newhall Debbie Olson Butch Ortner Todd Padgett Cnss Paulson Tracy Pike Bill Preeshl Tammie Pursley Russell Read 22 Randy Reed Donna Renne Sabrina Robinson Sherrill Ross Liz Ann Solem Peter Spring Michelle Stabio Gary Tillcman Scott Tilleman Tracy Thorstad Steve Treftz Norman Williamson 23 Freshmen. . . Try New Look for Phy. Sci. Lab Freshman Officers were: Frances Molyneaux. vice-president: Mary Dorns, president: Jen Scott, secretary: representatives: Mary Jo Burk-hartsmeyer. Alan Miller. Claire Pyette. Ed Annis Kathy Arriola Jacque Bahr L nda Barton Teresa Baxter Kelly Belcher Danny Bergman Flint Bickford Bridgette Briere Brad Brough Lee Brummer Mary Jo Burkhartsmeyer 24 Tracy Carlson Larry Don is Mary Donis Belly Duke Tammie Elias Cory Eliason Connie Faber Julie Faber Brenda Friedc Peggy Funk Joel Gist Tammy Gorman Tom Gruss Wade Gruzie Roland Hall Shelly Hall Paul Harshman Kyra Hermes Charles Holman Susan Jaha Defied Upper- classmen Boos Todd Jorgenson Robert Keaster Richard Leo Deborah Malley Brett McCracken Alan Miller Ten Miller David Miranda Frances Molyneaux Maree Molyneaux Phil Mord Jill Murdy Tom Neibauer Denise Newhall Beth Pyette Claire Pyette 26 Doing What Comes Naturally. . . Activities Homecoming Homecoming this year saw a renewed school spirit, not only by the students but also by the community. The Student Council did its part by introducing many new activities to Homecoming week. It was not only a week filled with the traditional sockhop and parade, but also included wagon and trike races, a tug-of-war, a hat and little kids’ day, class pyramids and superstar competition. All these activities were on a competitive basis with (he juniors scoring the highest. The juniors also won the float competition. The businessmen also got into the act and presented a pep talk to the student body. 30 Dampen Spirits of Competing Classes Barry Reid and Kim Preeshl were crowned Homecoming King and Queen. It was a rainy week, and even though the Beeters were unsuccessful in their game against the Browning Indians. Homecoming presented the challenge for school spirit in C.H.S. 3t Queen Kim and King Barry Reigned in the Rain 32 33 Varsity Football. . . Small Team Couldn 't Hold the Line on Bigger Opponents This year's team owed a great deal to the leadership of the seniors. Even though they weren’t winning, they never got down or gave up. The team was young and the experience they gained this year should help them in the future. 34 ROW ONE: Vince Brummcr. Jr. Ribera. Vern Gist. Kevin O'Brien. David Holmes. Barry Reid. Gar Tilleman. Tim Johnson. John Miller. Eric Brummcr. ROW TWO: Frank Kruse. Bob Buhman. Mark Hamilton. Lee Baker. Bill McMastcr. Lynn LaTray. Jim Jaha. Lyle LaTray. Trent Sizemore. David McMastcr. ROW THREE: Scott Tilleman. Charles Holman. Paul Harshman. David Miranda. Norman Williamson. Corey Couturier. Steven Treflz. Bill Preeshl. Tom Neibauer. Danny Bergman. ROW FOUR: Butch Ortncr. Robbie Reid. Bob Whisonant. Richard Leo. Brad Brough. Brett McCracken. Terry Moxlcy. Manager. Varsity Girls’ Basketball. . . Lots of Sophomores and Another Neiv Coach Build for Future CHS OPPONENT 28 Box Elder 20 35 Turner 47 33 Choteau 49 21 Conrad 64 42 Browning 60 39 Shelby 33 31 Cut Bank 37 18 Malta 48 42 Shelby 35 25 Choteau 50 25 Fort Benton 34 29 Cut Bank 44 32 Malta 64 22 Browning 48 26 Conrad 31 28 Fort Benton 44 Front: Vanessa Motyneaux. Second: Candy Chapman. Carol Dolan. Third: Tracy Thorstad. l.iz Ann Solem. Susan Bruss. Fourth: Tana Sheppard. Donna Wendeln. Nancy Inman. Jody Nei-bauer. Carol Brough. Fifth: Coach Molyneaux. Katie Keaster. Lisa Miller. Julie Larson. Coach Kinkade. 37 J. V. Girls' Basketball. . . Made Good Use of Height Advantage BACK ROW: Coach Molyneaux. LeAnna Newhall. Susan Jaha. Tammy Gorman. Lee Brummcr. Shawna Druggc. Coach Boling. FRONT ROW: Peggy Funk. Jeri Scon. Debbie Kruse. Susan Thompson. Frances Molyneaux. Mary Donis Spook HoilSC . . . Joint Jaycee — Speech Club Venture Proved Highly Successful 39 Carnival. . . Seniors Edged by Juniors to Take Crown Carnival was more exciting than ever this year. Class rivalry was at its highest with all the classes finishing neck and neck. Some of the old favorites at the carnival included the dart throw, the pie eating contest, the jail, the cake walk, bingo, the spook house, the candy shop, and the casino. Some new events included the sophomore dunking booth and the Spanish Club's Mexican Hat Dance. Carnival activities climaxed when Gay Miller and Doug Lux. the senior candidates. were crowned king and queen. Varsity Wrestling Dan Bergman •Charles Holman •Frank Kruse •Doug Lux •John Miller Bob Nicholson Scotl Pike Duffy Preeshl •John Read •Russ Read •Barry Reid Rob Reid •Mick Spencer •Steve Treftz Rich Voise •Chuck Werk •Bob Whisonant •Don Whisonant 1- 6 4-11 2- 9 21-10 6- 14 2-10 8- 5 1- 7 4- 9 1- 7 10- 7 7- 4 1- 9 17- 8 2- 4 14- 9 26- 7 23- 5 Freshman Whisonant Placed Fourth in State • = Varsity 42 BACK ROW: Richard Voisc. Bob Nicholson. Barry Reid. Mick Spencer. Chuck Werk. Don Whisonant. Doug Lux. Vern Gist. Bob Whisonant. Robbie Reid. Butch Ortner. Steve Treftz. manager: Dave McMaster. FRONT ROW: Frank Kruse. John Read. Lyle LaTray. John Miller. Russell Read. Dan Bergman. Charles Holman. William Preeshl. Scott Pike. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Moffall. Bob Azure. Lynn LaTray. Warren Lybeck, David Holmes. Trent Sizemore, Bob Buh-mann. Brett Hermes, Kevin O'Brien. Mark Hamilton. Gary Tilleman. Eric Brummer. Tim Johnson. Coach Boling. Boys' Varsity Basketball... 44 New Coach, Boling, Builds for Future This year’s “A squad had a good season in terms of attitude and teamwork, even though conference standings were not favorable to the Beeters. Sophomores and juniors on the team received a lot of experience and show promise for next year. The Beeters played Shelby and Conrad at tournaments. Although the Beeters were ice cold against Shelby on Thursday, they put up a good fight against Conrad on Friday. Boys B-Squad... Super-Sophs Played Exciting Brand of Ball The B-squad had an aggresive team this year relying heavily on the second string varsity players. They had a good season with promise for tough varsity action in upcoming seasons. BACK ROW: Brctl Hollingsworth. Ron Butcher. Don Erickson. Warren Lybeck. Gary Tilleman. FRONT ROW: Eric Brummer. Dave Miranda. Tim Johnson. Cory Couturier. 46 Boys C-Squad. . . Inexperience Hurt Frosh The freshman playing on C-Squad this year had little game experience. The team lost a few key players to eligibility, but the squad did not give in. Several sophomore players working with the freshmen provided inspiring leadership for them. 48 Melodrama. . . Oldtime Art Form Brought Up to Date Melodrama Cast Members were: Debbie Maxwell. Vince Brummer. Vonme Gates. John Gruss. Kelly Watkins. Dawn Bixby. Athletics’ Promoters . . . Kept the Spirit Moving CHEERLEADERS: 1) Varsity Girls Basketball: Vicky Unruh, Julie Klein-jan. Susan Gruss. Vonnie Gates. Lynn Ivester was alternate. 2) Varsity Boys’ Basketball: Sandy Wcrk. Susan Gruss, Pam Bnere. Bambi Smith. 3) Varsity Football: Bambi Smith. Pam Briere. Cathy Thompson. Sandy Werk. 4) J.V. Girls Basketball and J.V. Football: Tracy Elia-son. Tracy Carlson. Bridgette Briere. Susan Bergman. Claire Pyette. 5) J.V. Boys’ Basketball: Susan Bruss. LizAnn Solem. Julie Larson. Tracy Thorstad. 6) Wrestling: Cathy Thompson. Wilma Pyette. Candy Chapman. Gay Miller. GAA: ROW ONE: Tracy Pike. Susie Berger ROW TWO: Lisa Miller. Susan Bruss. Terri Miller. Susan Thompson. Debbie Miller. Nancy Inman. ROW THREE Bridgette Briere. Emma Azure. Debbie Kruse. Brenda Friede. Jackie Doney. LizAnn Solem. ROW FOUR: Tracy Thorstad. Pam Briere. Carla Sattleen. Bambi Smith. Kellie Funk. ROW FIVE: Mary Dorns. Lee Brummcr. Peggy Funk. Susan Jaha. Frances Moly-neaux. Jeri Scott. PEP CLUB: ROW ONE: Susan Gruss. Susan McMaster. Barry Reid. Gay Millc. Nila Skones. ROW TWO: Butch Ortncr. Sandy Wcrk. Candy Chapman. Susan Bruss. Tana Sheppard. Jackie Doney. Susan Bergman. Pam Bri-ere. Dave McMaster ROW THREE: Lisa Miller. Andrea Luckett. Michelle Stabio. Vicki Unruh. Julie Kleinjan. Lynn Ivester. Jom Klcinjen. Cheryl Franzen. Katie Kester. Shawna Drugge. LizAnn Solem ROW FOUR: Ixanna Blatter. Pam Long. Tammic Parsley. Peggy Richardson. Debbie Ullrich. Vonme Gates. Heidi Blatter. Bridgettc Bricre. Tracy Thorstad. Lee Baker. Tim Johnson. Gary Tilleman. ROW FIVE: Warren Lybcck. Kathy MacLean. Marce Molyneaux. Debbie Seaman. Brenda Friede. Tracy Carlson. Kathy Arriola. Jacque Bahr. Robie Reid. Carla Sattle. Bambi Smith. Trent Sizemore. ROW SIX: Twila Pridgeon. Cathy Thompson. Terri Mille. Peggy Funk. Susan Jaha. Jeri Scott. Lee Brummer. Thea Miller. Carol Dolan. Wilma Pyette. Debbie Miller. Tracy Pike. ROW SEVEN: Susan Thompson, Claire Pyette. Mary Jo Burkhartsmeyer. Teresa Baxter. Mary Donis. Frances Molyneaux. Mick Spencer. Charles Holman. Brad Brough. Tom Neibauer, Don Whisonant. Shelly Hall. C-CLUB: ROW ONE: Susan Bruss, Katie Keaster. Tracy Thorstad. Julie Larson, Lynda Ehlang, Carol Dolan. Jody Neibauer. ROW TWO: John Miller, Dave McMaster. Gary Tilleman. Nancy Inman. Liz Ann Solem, Tana Sheppard. Vanessa Molyneaux. ROW THREE: Mark Hamilton. Vince Brummer. Jim Jaha. Tim Johnson. Sandy Werk. Candy Chapman. ROW FOUR: Barry Reid, Scott Tilleman. Bob Buhmann. John Read. Don Whisonant. Frank Kruse. Eric Brummer. ROW FIVE: Dave Miranda. Bret Hermes. Bob Azure. Kevin O Bnen. Chuck Werk. David Holmes, Doug Lux. Lynn LaTray. Trent Sizemore. 51 Beeter Scoop . . . Tried to Live Up to Its Name By Providing School Exclusives Second Semester Journalism: Susan Gruss. Pam Treftz, Debbie Luckett. LeeAnn Orincr. First Semester Journalism: BACK ROW: Twila Cox. Kellie Funk, Vanessa Molyncaux. Kathy Steinmetz. Cheryl Franzen. Pam Bnerc. Bart Hermes. Leanna Blatter. Debbie Olson. KNEELING: Scott Pike. Bibs Pyette. Jackie Doney. Penny Fried. Speech and Drama . . Few in Number, High in Quality to Take Trophies The C.H.S. Speech and Drama team grabbed third place sweepstakes trophies in both Speech and Drama at the Northern Divisional tournament in Malta on January 28. Kelly Watkins took third place in mime competition: Pam Treftzand Debbie Luckett placed second in Serious Duo; John Gruss and Kathy Arriola, also in Serious Duo, placed fourth. Dawn Bixby. the only C.H.S. speech entry, managed to place third in Oral Interpretation. Other competitors that didn't qualify for State were Joel Murdy and Jacque Bahr in Humorous Solo, Sharon Bryson in Mime. Jill Murdy and Ed Annis in Humorous Duo, and Vonnie Gates in Serious Solo. The State finalists managed to place fifth in the overall drama competition at the state meet in Hardin February 3-4. Kelly Watkins, doing “Lost Friend, placed fifth in Mime. Dawn Bixby. performing Charles Manson’s trial testimony and the poem “A Working Class Hero by John Lennon, placed fifth in Oral Interpretation. Pam Treftz and Debbie Luckett, doing a scene from “Anastasia , tied for sixth in Serious Duo. John Gruss and Kathy Arriola did a scene from Butterflies are Free but missed semifinals by a tie-breaker. 54 STANDING: Kelly Walkins. Debbie Luckett. Pam Treftz. John Gruss. Ed Annis. Joel Murdy. Coaches: Miss Anderson. Mrs. Moffatt. Mr. Lynch. KNEELING: Kevin Moffatt. mascot: Dawn Bixby. Kathy Arriola. Jill Murdy. Jackie Bahr. FFA... Ambitious Entrepeneurs Used Bingo, Fruit Sales, and Concessions to Bolster Treasury FFA Members Were: BACK ROW Rand) Reed. Butch Ortner. Bill Gruszie. Neil Carlson. Elmer Zarn. THIRD ROW': Gene Maxwell. Tim Roth. Joel Gist. Doug Dahl. Wade Gruszie. Mark Bosch. SECOND ROW Lee Ann Ortner. Robert Keaster. Todd Jorgenson. Kellv Belcner. Corey Couturier. Flint Bickford. FRONT ROW : Sponsor Verlin Koenig. Todd Chapman. Nick Keaster. Dottie Friede. Steve Gist. V Student Council Student Council members were: Standing: Don Whisonant. George Thorstad. Vanessa Molynaux. Kneeling: Bill Gist. Mary Donis. Barry Reid. Marsha Heilman. Gay Miller. Julie Larson. Liz Ann Solem. Warren Lybeck. Sitting: Alan Miller. Mary Jo Burkhart-smayer. Claire Pyette. Pam Treftz. Twila Pndgeon. Bibs Pyette. Lisa Miller. Added Office of Parliamentarian to Help Internal Organization 58 Miss Anderson. Tracy Thorstad. Nita Skones. Nancy Klcinjan. Jody Neibauer. Pam Bnere. Vanessa Molyneaux. Carol Dolan. Cheryl Franzen. Debbie Maxwell. Dan Arriola. Spanish Club . . . Mexican Hat Dance Scored High in Carnival Popularity Poll 59 Band. . . Honored Retiring Former Director, Al Hartwig Band Members were: FRONT ROW: Jackie Bahr. Debbie Seaman. Linda Barton. Leanna Newhall. Jen Scott. Teresa Baxter. Judy Inman. MIDDLE ROW: Marsha Heilman. Jill Murdy. Andrea Luckett. Dave Miranda. Nick Spencer. Julie Butcher. Debbie Luckett. Bob Whitlatch. BACK ROW: Bart Hermes. Brett Hollingsworth. 60 Breeze Staff. . • Tried to Capture the Natural Look FRONT: Joy Doughten. Katie Kcaster. Jackie Doney. Penny Friede. BACK: Debbie Luckett. LeeAnn Ortner. Jill Murdy. George Thorstad. Joel Murdy. 61 BACK: Juanita Skoncs. Debbie Luckett. Twila Pridgeon, Susie Berger, Charles Holman. David Miranda. Don Erickson. Frank Kruse, Brett Hollingsworth. Tammy Berger. Wilma Pyette. Joy Doughton. Thea Miller. Susan Bruss. Pam Treftz. MIDDLE: Vonmc Gates. Peggy Richardson. Lynn Ivestcr. Kelly Watkins. Vicki Unruh. Lynn LaTray. Vince Brummcr. Norman Williamson. Richard Leo. Joel Murdy. Lisa Miller. Julie Larson. Julie Butcher. FRONT: Mary Doms. Leanna Blatter. Jill Murdy, Tana Sheppard. Todd Chapman, Fritz Tilleman. Alan Miller. Robbie Reid, Tara Ross. Heidi Blatter. Debbie Mallcy. Mary Jo Burkhartsmeyer. Frances Molyneaux. ACCOMPANIST: Carla Sattleen. Bambi Smith. Bart Hermes. DIRECTOR: Dorthy Wcsen. 62 Vocal Music . . . Hi-Liners Brought Home Three Fs From State! HI-LINERS: BACK ROW: Nila Skones. Donald Erickson. Brett Hollingsworth. June Larson. SECOND ROW: Twila Pridgcon. Charles Holman. Alan Miller. Bambi Smith. THIRD ROW: Vicki Unruh. Todd Chapman. Joel Murdy. Julie Butcher. FRONT ROW: Debbie Luckett. Norman Williamson. Robbie Reid. Carla Sattleen. CHANSONS: BACK ROW: Maree Molyneaux. Mary Laufer. Betty Duke. Martha Drugge. Sandy Morsh. Donna Renne. Tammie Elias. FRONT ROW: Cheryl Voise. Subrina Robinson. Bridgette Briere. Debbie Kruse. Bonnie Hall. Anne Walworth. All-School Musical. . . New Tradition Introduced With rrYou're A Good Man, Charlie Brown Robbie Reid (Linus), Vonnie Gates (Snoopy), Brett Hollingsworth (Charlie Brown). Carla Sattleen (Lucv). Joel Murdy (Shroeder), Susan Gruss (Peppermint Patty). 64 RKAR: Susan Bruss (Sally), Charles Holman (Pig Pen). Tammy Berger (Marcie), Jill Murdy (Chorus), Susie Berger (Chorus). Kathy Arriola (Woodstock). Betty Duke (Chorus). UPSTAGE: Pam Treflz (Peppermint Patty), Joel Murdy (Shroeder), Vonnie Gales (Snoopy), Brett Hollingsworth (Charlie Brown). Debbie Luckett (Lucy). Robbie Reid (Linus). 65 Tim Johnson Proved to Be Speedy Boys' Track . . . Distance Man 66 Boys’ track team members this year were: BACK ROW: Bob Azure. Joel Murdy, John Gruss. Scott Tilleman. Gary Tille-man, Dave McMastcr. Lynn LaTray. MIDDLE ROW: Manager Michelle Stabio, Kelly Belcher, Bob Buhmann. Brad Brough, Jim Jaha. Tim Johnson. Eric Brummer, Dan Bergman, Steve Treftz. Manager Susan Bergman. FRONT ROW: Asst. Coach Randy Boling. Head Coach Dan Rask. 68 Girls ’ Track Drowned Track Hampered Team Efforts 99 Girls Track Members were: Back Row: Susie Berger. Tana Sheppard, Tammy Berger. Carol Dolan, Vanessa Moly-neaux. Jody Neibauer, Dawn Bixby. MIDDLE ROW: Tracy Pike, Tracy Thorstad. Penny Fnede, Debbie Kruse, Liz Ann Solem, Julie Larson. Emma Azure. Tammy Pursley. Criss Paulson. Front Row: Mary Dorns. Jen Scott, Susan Jaha, Frances Molyneaux, Lee Brummer. Brenda Fnede. FHA. . . Mickey Mouse Float Captured Hearts at Homecoming Members of F.H.A. were: TOP ROW: Nancy Klcinjan. Brenda Friedc. Tara Ross. Lynn Ivestcr. MIDDLE ROW: Kathv Arriola. Debbie Maxwell. Rem Duke. Jacque Bair. BOTTOM ROW: Kim Ross. Julie Kleinjan. Colleen Franzen. 71 Honor Society. . .Ten New Initiates Joined Lonsome Kathy Honor Society Initiates with old members. Kathy MacLcan and Kathy Vogt: Carol Dolan. Dottie Friede. Judy Inman. Debbie Luckett. Jan McPherson. Jody Neibauer. Twila Prid-gcon. Carla Sattleen. Nila Skones, Pam Trcftz. 72 Honor Letters Seniors Led Academic Parade Freshman: Frances Molyneaux. Mary Donis. Tracy Carlson. Brad Brough. Jen Scott. Juniors: Dottie Friede, Judy Inman. Deb- bie Luckett. Carol Dolan. Seniors: Joni Kleinjan. Juanita Skones. Jan McPherson. Lynn Ivester. Marsha Heilman. Carla Sattleen. Sophomores: Shawna Drugge. Eric Brum-mer. Graduation Week. . . Chamber of Commerce Added Commencement • Reception to Traditional Activities f Senior Honor Awards’ Day saw the presentation of honors to a number of seniors for outstanding achievement in the classroom and in extra-curricular areas. CARLA ARMSTRONG: Dickinson State College Alumni Scholarship DAWN BIXBY: Outstanding Speaker and Dramatist CAROL BROUGH: Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship: D.A.R. Good Citizen Award JULIE BUTCHER: Louis Armstrong Jazz Award MARSHA HELLMAN: John Phillip Sousa Award: College of Great Falls Christian Leadership and Music Scholarships JAN MCPHERSON: Valedictorian; U of M Chemistry Merit Award: Bausch and Lomb Science Honorary; University System Scholarship; H.S. Week Nursing Scholarship: Lions’ Club Scholarship VANESSA MOLY-NEAUX: Outstanding Senior Athlete BARRY REID: Bill Kimball Most Inspired Athlete Award NITA SKONES: Salutato-rian: Christina Lybeck Memorial Piano Scholarship; University System Scholarship; Lions' Club Scholarship. As a part of the Awards' Day festivities. John Mof-fatt was named the students’ choice as Outstanding Teacher of the Year. 75 Doing What Comes Naturally. . . Staff Staff. . . Worked Over Curriculum to Emphasize Reading and Math Skills 1) Marlene Anderson — library, Spanish 2) Sue Dolan — secretary 3) Gar Amundson — band 4) Dorothy Wesen — chorus 5) Dan Rask — social studies, coaching; John Moffatt — English, coaching 6) Becky Stuker — business 7) Karen Covert — home-economics 8) Gary Smith — principal 9) Joe Hermes — custodian 10) Randy Boling — phy. ed„ coaching 11) Doug Laubach — math 12) Mitzi Bruss — secretary 13) Dennis LeVeque — business manager 14) Carla Molyneaux — phy. ed., coaching 15 Ron Lynch — English, speech coaching 78 80 New Superintendent Made Big Hit With Students 1) Dave Jensen — business 2) Sharon Speck — social studies 3) George Ortner — assistant football 4) Frank Zirkle — psychologist 5) Rusty Kinkaide — biology, drivers' ed.. girls’ basketball 6) MaryGardipee— regional services secretary, and Joe Whisonant — guidance 7) Walter Scott — Superintendent 8) JackMattingly — resource 9) Ray Reid — Mechanical drawing, assistant wrestling 10) Pat Hoyt — secretary 11) Elaine Campbell — nurse 12) Ruby Skoyen — library aide 13) Gary Berg — art 14) Verlin Koenig — vo-ag; Darrell McCracken — Title I tutor; Penny Craven — English 15) Gail Swant — physical sciences Doing What Comes Naturally. . . 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Chinook, Montana JAMIESON MOTORS Get Dodge Dependability Chinook, Montana 357-2470 MARTENS' PHARMACY Your Drug Shopping Center Chinook, Montana 357-2900 MIKE'S CONOCO Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of '78 Chinook, Montana MILK RIVER ELEVATOR Best of Luck to the Seniors Chinook. Montana 357-2360 MINT BAR Good Luck. Seniors Chinook. Montana 357-2730 OBIE FLYING Aerial Spraying — Air Taxi — Flight Instruction Chinook, Montana PAULSON'S HARDWARE Zenith. General Electric, and Maytag Chinook. Montana PEHRSON'S TEXACO On the Farm Tire Service Chinook. Montana 357-2570 OUR PLACE LOUNGE DINING Our Best to the Seniors Chinook. Montana PLAINSMAN For a Good Time! Chinook, Montana 357-4210 SHARPLES'JEWELRY Your Jeweler Since 1945 Chinook, Montana TASTEE BITE CAFE Best Restaurant in Town Chinook. Montana 357-2440 TILLEMAN INC. Chevrolet — Pontiac — Olds Chinook. Montana 357-2770 VALLEY LUMBER Seniors — You Finally Made It Chinook. Montana 357-2870 SPRINKLE INSURANCE Here’s to the Seniors! Chinook. Montana 357-2319 OFFSPRING SHOP Thanks, Mr. Sweet!” and “Congratulations, Seniors” Chinook, Montana SHEPPARD'S Good Luck in the Future Chinook. Montana 357-2190 STOCKMAN BAR Congratulations to the Class of '78 Chinook. Montana VALLEY MOTOR Thanks. Mr. Sweet, for Your Support Chinook. Montana 357-2519 WESTERN BANK Thanks. Lloyd Sweet, for Your Contributions to Our Community. Chinook. Montana And so ends the “Sweet Ed tion of the BREEZE, captu ing forever the teachers an students of Chinook Hi? School “Doing what conn naturally!”