Cut Bank High School - Wolf Yearbook (Cut Bank, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1972 volume:

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Be, the dmuwLtdff, tuOuld like to dedicate the 1972 dnnudt U the faculty dnd administration of Cut Bank. Hic|k School t6 tkankyOu fOr sharing part of ijOurselves -t-A X • administration SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Mr. Dale Omsberg; Mr. Jack Warner; Mr. Edgar Mitch; Mr. Robert Yunck, Chairman of the Board; Mr. Dean Perry; Mr. Fred Berkram. Mr. LeRoy Torgerson: Principal Mr. Kedric Flint: Superintendent 7 languages Sharing Indian legends. Mrs. Phyllis Myhre: English Mrs. Martha Jones: Mr. Robert Howe: English English Mrs, June Duncan: Spanish and Humanities IV French II Oh! Que de monde! Miss Linda Cook: French and Art Mr. Robert Martin: Student teacher in Spanish and Boys' P Bozeman, MSU Specialized individual help Mrs. Karen Seylen Reading 9 math and science Mr. Wadman instructs his class in the facts of Algebra I. Mr. William Wadman: Math, Aeronotics Mr. Ray Rimel: Math 10 C.P.C.T.E. ; S.A.S. ; A.S.A.; S.S.S. Math students take Miss Esther Stufft: Home Ec. Mr. Dennis Marriage: Science Sharing ideas a break. Mr. Nick Haburchak: Science Mr. Robert Pellett: Science 1 1 commercial and social studies Miss Poindexter: Commercial, English Havre NMC Student Teacher Is this a shorthand class? Mrs. Diane Bingham: Typing Shorthand Mr. Ray Maier-History Mr. John Dallum-History This year the history department divided its curriculum into semester electives. This gives each student the opportunity to follow his own interests. Now who sailed the ocean blue in 1492? Mr. Raymond Bergh- History Havre Student Teacher Mr. Fred Volhman-History, Civics Mr. Doug Dierenfield-History 13 arts All things shall perish From under the sky Music alone shall live Music alone shall live Music alone shall live Never to die. Mr. Richard Erickson: Band Mr. Robert Clawson: Choir Mr. Clawson demonstrates his musical pantomines. 14 Mr. Carl Johnson: Art An exhibit of the Artwork. Mrs. Mary Ann Owen: Librarian Mr. Wes Platt: Auto shop 15 p.e., driver’s , , counseling Mr. William DeCroot: Basketball Coach and Drivers' Training DRIVER EDUCATION Preparing to drive in Drivers' Education. Mrs. Clara Smith: Girls' Physical Education Mr. Ron Kowalski: Boys' Physical Education Relaxing before driving. Mr. Richard Moore: Counselor office workers, janitors, bus drivers BUS DRIVERS: Bob Woodward, Wayne Dudley, Linda Armstrong (dispatcher), Milton Peterson, Sherry McNutt, Ray Wilson, Ty Coleman, Oren Mitchell. CUSTODIANS: Ken Austin, Herb Bingham, Les Wade OFFICE GIRLS: Katie Appel, Becky Roberts, Janice Jacobsen, Danelle Langrand, Sharon Pfeifer, Deb Rogers, Mary Cooper, Judy Evers, Diana Larson.________________ In ttltm6rij 6 ULtt|Ti£ IttcCkmpbfll 0e d W cheer aiout death, and If u hitoui CKis 6f d truth, that no evil can! n happen U dqo6ct man, either in life or after death- Socrates 17 Colors:lavBnder cltul mlidy tllctlciGc tcrwoftl test vwu fcr'gel luhtil uiuVe ck tjwirt’d. senior class officers Wayne Keopke, president Karen Slezak, treasurer 19 Mark Dooley, secretary Linda Schaefer, vice president 20 CLAY ALLISON JEANNIE ANDERSON TONI M. AUSTIN DAVID ANDERSON KATIE APPEL DON ALLAN BARRIER GREG ANDERSON JIM ASBURY JANET BAUGHMAN JIM BAUGHMAN MICHAELA LEE BOGIE PATRICK A. BURGIN LEROY E. BINGHAM GARY BOWKER THOMAS MIRL CHAPMAN JOHN BIRD AST RID SUSAN BRANDVOLD JULIE CROYMANS TOM DEGROOT HARRY EHLERT LIZ ERICKSON MARK DOOLEY RICHARD EHLERT RANDI RAE FAULKNER RDYTHE CURRY SHEILA DUDLEY SUSAN EHLERT KATHY RAE GILL JANICE GUSZREGEN PATTI K. HICKLIN DULCY LYNN GOLDRICK WILLIAM J. HANNAH GREGORY HIRST RON GUSTAFSON JANICE HENDERSON JON HJARTARSON 23 LIN HOKANA JANICE JACOBSEN DOROTHY JOHNSON MURRY HUMBLE JIM JENSEN G. THOMAS JOHNSON DARLENE ISLAND BURT C. JESSOP MARION H. JOHNSON TERRIE JOHNSON MARY KAPP LAURA KNUTSON ROBERT L. JOLLIFFE DON KENNEDY WAYNE KOEPKE RHONDA LOUISE JONES TINA KIMMET 25 FRANK KUBIS 26 DANELLE LA GRAND DORA L. MARTIN MEGAN MCNAMER CHERYL LIND RANDELL MATZ SALLY MILBRANDT KRISTI MANLEY E. ALAN MCGOVERN MICHELE A. MOREEN DAN MURPHY TIM JOHN MURPHY KEITH NELSON GEORGE MURPHY THOMAS P. MURPHY DEBBIE NOVAK TIM JOE MURPHY THERESA NANINT LYNN NYCAARD DEBORAH K. NYGARD DANA C. PERRY SHARON LYNN REWERTS ALLEN ANDREW PAR RENT LOUIE J. PERSLING DEBORAH ROGERS HELEN PEOPLES BARBARA JEAN PYPER RISE ROPER BETSY ROSS LINDA SCHAEFER STEVE SELLARS DARLENE LYNN ROSSELL TED R. SCHLECEL PATRICIA K. SEWELL KAYL. ROUSH DAVID SCHNEUKER LESLIE SHERIDAN DON SHIELDS MIKE SIM CATHY SMITH ROBIN SHOOK RONALD SHANE SIMMONS GEORGE SMITHERMAN CHRIS ANN SHUPAK KAREN SLEZAK JAN SPILLMAN SHEILA STEPENS KARL TAFELMEYER CATHY TOUCH MIKEE. STEWART PATTY TAYLOR BART TUMA GEORCLANN STUDDART DAN TOMSHECK AMY JO TWEEDY 31 PAUL VAN DE KOP SUSAN WAGGONER CINDY IVERSON MARK VASROE RUSS WAHL JANET CROCKER KRAFT JEAN VOGT LA UR I WERNER LINDA NANINI senior directory •CLAY ALLISON -Spanish Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; AFS 2, 3,4; Senior Class Play. DAVID ANDERSON-Choir 1; C Club I, 3,4; Football I; Wrestling 1,3; Cross Country 3,4; Tennis 3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4-Pres.; Spanish Club 3-Pres. .4; AFS 3,4; Speech Club 4; Boy's Sute Delegate; Jr. Class Secretary; Student Council 1,3,4; Junior Class Play. Senior Class Play; Top Ten. Annual 3,4. •GREG ANDERSON-Choir 1,2; Music Festival 2; C Club 2,3,4. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Freshamn Vice-Pres.; Junior Class Pres. ; Student Council 1,2, 3.4; Annual Staff 4; Livewirc Staff 4; Boy's State Delegate Junior Class Play. • )FANNIE ANDERSON-Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; CAA 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Wrestling Cheerleader 3,4; Student Council 2, 3,4r Fmnch Club 1; n4A1‘ V S mr KATIE APPEL-Pep Club 3,4; National Honor clety 3.4: Librarian 3; Office Girl 4; WencRCIitb FTA 3,4, Varsity Cheerleader 4; Junior Class Play; v • V ' AJLM ASBURY-Band I Music resflvaf 1; Basketball 2� V Student Cout£H'4l Spanish Clyb 2, 3. i •• JMOM M. VUSVK.Pep Club 1,2; GAA1.2, 3;-Tra«h Tumbling (. •WILLIAM J. HANNAH-Choir 1,2; VKisic Festival 1,2; C Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1; Student Council 1,2, 3,4. •JANICE HENDERSON-Pep Club 1,2,3; FHA 3; Librarian 3; Junior Class Play; Student Council 4. PATTI K. IIIC KLIN-Tr.ruler 4. GREGORY HIRST -Spanish Club 2, 3,4; French Club 3,4; AFS 2, 3,4; Livewire 4-Editor; Student Council 4. •JON HJ ARTARSON-Football 1; Wrestling 1; Shop CU 1 . 3,4-Reporter; ' t,4TCro« Class Secretary; al Staff 4. lunlor Boys' State Delegate. 1 ,‘2.3,4 3,4; French Cl«b 1. Nationa: Honor Society 2. ____HHwfTlioIr 2, 3,4; Music Festival 2, 3; _ National Honor Society 4; French Club 2, 3,4; Speech A Club -i, Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; Top Tetufl 'HARRY f HIFRT-C Club 2, 3. Wrestling 1,2,3; Goiff 1.2. 3, 4. • R!• '. RD : • CJ RI -C C lub 3,4; Intramural i; Golf 1.2, -.4 Spanish Club I. I Ror Clan Play; Senior SUSAN FHLERT-Band 1,2; Choir 4; Pep Club 1,2,3-Sgt. at Arms, 4; Baksetball 2, 3,4; Track 1; Drill Team 1; Golf 2, 3,4; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling Cheerleader Alternate 4; AFS 1,2, 3, 4-Vice Pres.; Junior Class Play; Senior Clan Play Student Director; CAA 2. 3,4. m M •■bN-C Club 3.4; yf Spanish Club 1 ohnshn-C.A 1 [iiltRlLf''iksoN-hand 1.2, 3,4. Choi! vl 3,4 cl Club 1,2. 1. C. A .bl.2. 3.4, AIS1.2, .4. Rr. ■ i: ' • • and '. , 3,4; Music 1 c ■ L ; ? ,2, 3,4, Srudeag 41 «| la V iub 1,2; Ai 3,4; Junior Cl t: I) J:wr Society 2,3,4; Bov's' State Ite 4 ■ -RHONDA IoAsF JONES-IMarf 1,2, 3,4 -Sec . t-Treas.; M- .v u.al 1, 2, 3,4; MuJeat Council 4; 2. ' 4 aitor. 'tonal Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Frecnh Club 1,5, rii f lf Wr Ptes.TTll Northwest r.andl, All Mate fcnd 1; To Ten. TVIie Award; Choir 4.1 •MARY KAPP-Sknish Cl DON KENNEDY-t Club 1,2; Intermural !; Wte.tling I, Shop Clul 3,4 Tei.; Student Council 3, 4. •TIN 3.2 1AKD.VMET-C M 1,2, 3,4. AFS 2, 3; Spanish Club LAURA KNUTSON AA 4; Tranfer 3jJGnd 4. AYNE KOEPKE-f nd 1,2, 3,4; Co-Captain; Track ■ Student Council 4; ' lass Play; R as Si - ed Student •FRANK KUBIS-CbAr 2, 3,4; Music Festival 2, 3,4; C Club 2,3; Basketball!,2, 3,4; Football 2,1; Track 1, 2; Student Council l|2, 3,4. [ Gymnastics I; National JJiUUCKSON-GAA 1, ?, T.Tf lTTumbling 1,2; Llvewire 4; French Cl Ho x Society 3,4; Student Coutsell 2. RANL41t«U EUALKNER-PepCInb 1,2;TWIIT TfamB Track 1,2; GAA 1,2,3; Live Wire 4; French Club 1. KATHY RAF GIU-Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; CAA 1,2;' ti % Track 1,2; Team 2.4, Junior Cla� Play; rian 4. •W LC Y LYNN COLDRIC K AA 1,2,1,4, DrRl T atn 2, 3; Golf 3,4; FHA 1,2. •ROI4 USTAFSO J. JAN1CL C0S7RT.GIN-Pep Club.2, 3,4; Office Gifl 3j TrecnhClub 1,2, National Honor Society 3,4. •DANltffctAGI Wrestlffig Cheerleas al HonorSocicty. 2.3J 1 HI R 11 I INI - Band UR 1 ' ’ ' KRISTI tANLLY Ba r Chib I, 2,3,4; N DORA L. MARTIN ep Club 2, 3,4; ORA 4; 3,4; Student Council 4. Nation -I, Qfftaa Gb 4.4! PPBWTviub 2, 3.4; Music f L2, !r jty 3,4; Junior C!a« ,2,3; Music Festiva lanor Socloty 2, ?,4. •RANDIU. MATZ-Cho . ,J i F-Mnttball 1,2; .tootbe'l 2; Track i. iunk ( laa la . 'WSAU Y ,vm.PRANDr-Pcp Mub 2; GAA 3. 4 MIC HE LI A. MORIEN-A id 1,2,3,4; Musk fa 1.2, .4 Pep Club I,?, 3} AA 2 Olfi« Cbl eiy i$«56 •cub n y: ‘ rrn-v; C Iris' r j’Clt State J, 4; Choir 4, Music Fes-lM: CAA l.Z rrrench lN-Spaiush Clubby. iM Club M I ' Hojw Socl % PIJV; Girls'' SHARONLY 2-Vice-Pres. f%-4. Crott Country . leader 2 Office Clrl J| ass Vice -Pres. ,SW«bV Budget Committee B, 4. ROPIR-Band 1,2,3,4-P , MusiAptival 1,1 id Club 1 2,3; C rWTea T;2, 3 1 l,2jPj Span� Clu .2-Treajg l; Irenc SL ROPFR-Band 1,2, 3,4l rc V$S 'ufyttM. sJudqMK U Mi- a ti1 Upy,« ° l Y 2, 3,4; SR 40 P,a ’; Cub teAop ten. . 0 sic lestiuil 2,4; Pep • Team 3; Coif 2.±ihc.ir- Clan%vi 4 Live Wj x :! ■ C I'jb I 1.2,] wise Festival fckl.Cyr- mb ►,2,3.4; Mu«k 1U,2, 3,-i. .-.s, lsh Cuib, Idcut Council 173 , 4; Junior Class F’3 I -t i Al 13,4; .4; 1.3, Mor Natioaul State He leg] •SUSAN WACCOM R-Choir 3,4; Music Festal � PeP Club 1,2, 3; CAA 1,2, 3,4. Track 1,2, 3; C£o i Cdline 3. Cheerleader 1.3; Junior Clan Pla Senior itaV gf “ nal itate Ten. JkP� i -un! 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RON GUSTAFSON Page 41 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ; 6.1 7 1 8 9.1 10 11.1 12.1 131 !4. 15. j 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22l 231 24. 25. : 26. 27. MIKE SIM SUSAN EHLERT RICK EHLERT HARRY EHLERT DANELLE LAG RAND STEVE SELLARS DEBBI NYGARD DON SHIELDS TERRIE JOHNSON KRISTI MANLEY LAURA KNUTSON HELEN PEOPLES GREG HIRST DON BARRIER KATHY GILL BILL HANNAH CHRIS SHUPAK DANA PERRY DOROTHY JOHNSON CHERYL LIND GARY BOWKER LOUIE PERSLINC JANCIE HENDERSON MARY KAPP RISE ROPER JIM BAUGHMAN TOM DEG ROOT LIS ERICKSON TED SCHLEGEL L 1. f AST RID BRANDVOLD 2. DEBBIE NOVAK 3. DAVID ANDERSON 4. MIRL CHAPMAN 5. BARB PYPfljal 6. KARL TAFELMEYER 7. JIM JENSEN 8. MEG McNAMER 9. GREG ANDERSON 10. LIN HO KAMA 11. RDYTHE CURRY 12. JEAN VOGT : 13. JANICE 1ACOBSEN 14. SHELLY MOREEN 15. TOM JOHNSON 16. MARION JOHNSON 17. BOB JOI.LIFFE IS. TIM MURPHY TOM MURPHY 19. Il.TT.IE CROYMANS 20. KAY ROUSH 21. TINA KIMMET 22. GEORGE MUR 23. JANICE GUSZREGEN 24. CATHY SMITH 25. JANET BAUGHMAN baby directory 9 Leve (3tib Just J3ec UieVe Onlu Just j3egun to live, Ulhits We and Promises A kiss for tuck and were on our And ge UleVe Just $egmu j3efore the rising sun. uie flu, 5 S manu roads to choose tile start Out walking and learn to And ges, TUeve Just jiequtu run Uldt run. Sharing horizons that are nem to us, lUatching the signs along the mau. Talking it over just the two of us; morhin together dag to dag And mheu the evening comes me smiU, 3o much of life aheacl Well find a place where theres room fa grout, And ms, Ule ve Just J3egun. i bg Paul Williams music bu Uoqer Tlichols Irving Tllusi AC Inc. Aaaaah! Mini cheerleader Adventure under a table top. What do YOU think about the world situation? Nappy time Rub-a-dub-dub Where'd that hopper go? I protest Rock-a-bye baby, Getting that Hollywood tan, Right between the eyes. It's a Tough life True love! Baa, baa white ______ sheep Back to the comer. That silly Santa A outh Si 1 always did like sports cars. Lesson II in Motorcycling Mom, I want my mini skirt. Future French maid! Giddyup, horsey, Strum min' on the old banjo. Don't nag! I won't! Mischie- vousness, personified, Pure mink, Here, chick chick chick Think I'm good There it goes, now? Just wait First birthday. A New Year's Eve blast. What are you starin' at? Mommy's little darling. Here I come, ready or Barber quartet. not! King Tim Joe Murphy and Queen Leslie Sheridan reigned over Homecoming. The Senior candidates were Tim Murphy and Linda Schaefer. 42 candidates The junior candidates were Roger Askelson and Barbara Murphy. The sophomore candidates were Arline Slezak and Tom Armbruster. Approximately two weeks before the date set for Homecoming, the various classes held class meetings to choose Homecoming king and queen candiates to reign over Homecoming festivities. The candidates are chosen by a nomination and vote method, The seniors and freshmen chose seniors, and the juniors and sophomores chose juniors, The senior candidates, Linda Schaefer and Tim Joe Murphy, rode The Tank in the parade. Barbara Murphy and Roger Askelson, the junior candidates, rode ,fWolves Reign Over All . The sophomore's Patton's Wolf was ridden by Arline Slezak and Tom Armbruster. Atop Blast the Beaters rode Leslie Sheridan and Bill Hannah for the freshmen. The queen candidates wore formals and the king candidates wore dress suits when they rode on the floats in the parade down Main Street. On Homecoming Day ballots with the names of the candidates on them were handed out to the student body to vote. The votes were tallied, and the winners were announced and crowned at halftime of the football game. The queen candidates were again required to wear formal attire as they rode around on the floats for everyone to see. The two king candidates playing football wore their uniforms, and the other two wore dress suits as they accompanied the girls. Homecoming queen was Leslie Sheridan, and king was Tim Joe Murphy. The royalty presided over the Homecoming dance. The freshmen candidates were Bill Hannah and Leslie Sheridan. IJPO homecoming The Seniors Contribution THE TANK Tying for 3rd was the Sophomores' Float PATTON'S WOLF captured 2nd place The Juniors' Float- WOLVES REIGN OVER ALL earned 1st place y I � V,4v • ■ A 3-. .� r ' v |v „ - .. K ' '‘'V.hVV' £ The twirlers, followed by the band, lead the parade. The cheerleaders lead the Snake Dance. On September 24th the Homecoming parade marched down main street to the music of the Cut Bank High School Band. The band was led by the twirlers. The theme of the parade was War and all the floats colorfully represented it. School was dismissed at three o1 clock for the parade. The wind was blowing gustily at the usual Cut Bank velocity, but all the napkins were securely fastened; hence, there was no serious damage to the floats. All the floats were at the parade on time but the freshman float. The freshman float was late because of an accident it had while driving to the starting place of the parade. BLAST THE BEETERS, the Freshmen Float, tied for 3rd. The Beeter was burned to begin the Homecoming Game. Wolves recover a Chinook fumble. 46 Bill outruns the pack! homecoming game Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hannah with son Bill. The Cut Bank Wolves blasted the Chinook Sugar beeters 30 to 1, to highlight the 1971 Homecoming festivities. The game was an emotional one for the Wolves showing them at their best, both offensively and defensively. The game started off with a sustained Cut Bank drive going in on a twenty-yard run by quarterback Craig Rice Rice was to punch in the next two touchdowns the first half, one from three yards out and one from two. The other scorer for Cut Bank was Bill Hannah, who broke free for a sixty-four yard scamper, to put the Wolves ahead 24-0. The last Cut Bank drive of the night ended with Hannah again taking the ball across, this time from six yards out. Other ball carriers for the Wolve: were Steve Smith, fullback, and Tim Joe Murphy, slot-back, both doing well, although they were not scorers. The offensive line for Cut Bank must also be given credii for a great job of breaking holes in Chinook's defensive. Mr. and Mrs. Alan Anderson with son Greg. Mr. and Mrs. Arley Jolliffe with son Bob. unning room and blockers. Mrs. Del Wahl with son Russ. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Murphy with son Tim Joe. 47 junior plays THE LOTTERY-L. to R.: L. Hokana, S. Waggoner, B. Jolliffe, S. Stephens, M. Dooley, M. Moreen, D. Anderson, B. Ross, G. Anderson, M. McNamer, B. Turn a. An agreement is reached. That's iust not right. Instead of the usual one three-act play the juniors chose to do three one-act plays These three totally different plays provided the audience with a variety of entertainment. With this selection, more students were given the chance to act on stage. THE OPEN W1NDOW-L. to R.: Kneeling, D. Anderson, G. Anderson, B. Jolliffe, Row 2.: S. Stephens, M. McNamer, S. Dudley. junior prom Queen Kay Roush and King John Neil Sophomore candidates: Darcy Moon and Creg Anderson. A look through the streamers at the Grand The Grand Arch at March. Crystal Blue Persuasion. Enraptured! Exactly, what are these pockets? Set in the 1920's the senior class play depicted two nineteen year old girls going overseas to France. On the way they encountered two boys, many mishaps, and many humorous situations. We're not sinking already Cornelia, you can't have the measles. Mrs. Howe is congratulated for a good job. Bags, miss? Bed bugs!? “close to you ” Under the influence of mistletoe. Greg Anderson and Sharon Rewerts, the Junior Candidates. Michelle Moreen, Queen of the Senior Ball. The angels got together on the day that you were bom. The Deadwood played at the Senior Ball. Russ Wahl, and Jeanne Anderson, Sophomore candidates. Close to You was the theme of the Senior Ball, held December 27, 1971. Russ Wahl and Michele Moreen were the reigning royalty of the ball. The Deadwoods, Cut Bank's band provided the music. The formal dance was well attended with over 70 couples present. Tom DeGroot and Kay Roush, the Freshmen candidates. Extremely Close to You The punch girls do their thing. MOST INTELLECTUAL: Rhonda Jones and Burt Jessop MOST CHEERFUL: Louie Persling and Janice Jacobsen. senior MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: David Anderson and Barbara Pyper. MOST ALL AROUND. Russ Wahl and Leslie Sheridan. MOST MUSICAL: David Schneuker and Meg McNamer. superlatives Bl s i MCFRS: Susan Waggoner and Greg Anderson. MOST ATHLETIC: Bill Hannah and Sharon Rewerts. 55 awards and Elks Leadership Contest-T. DeGroot, tied-3rd; D. Anderson, 1st; B. Tuma, tied-3rd; B. Pyper, 1st; M. Dooley, tied-3rd; R. Wahl, 2nd. Elks Most Valuable Student Award-K. Roush, tie-3rd; J. Anderson, tie-3rd; A. Brandvold, 2nd; R. Jones 1st. DAR Citizenship Award-Linda Schaefer Soroptimist Citizenship Award-L. Sheridan, 3rd; M. Dooley, 1st; R. Jones, 2nd. Voice of Democracy-B. Pyper, 2nd; L. Persling, 3rd; M. McNamer, 1st. Pep Band Trophy at District Tournament. $250 Engineering Scholarship - K. Tafelmeyer and B. Jessop. Appointment to West Point- 1st Place Oratorical Contest. David Anderson Junior Miss-Janie Jacobson. European Goodwill Tour Band-R. Jones, C. Pederson. Outstanding Pianist-D. Schneuker. honors Wl iA i Miss Stufft presents Laurie Werner with the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. All Conference Football Team: Craig Rice, 2nd Team; Bill Hannah, 1st Team; Steve R. Smith, 2nd Team; Wayne Koepke, 1st Team. FOOTBALL SCORES: C. B. Colombia Falls 25 0 Shelby 0 0 Browning 0 • Chinook 14 Fort Benton 20 Choteau 18 Conrad 29 0 Malta 6 r.: Third Place in District Basketball Tournament. Darlene Island crowned Miss Basketball Glenna Wahl crowned Miss Wrestling. m d, First place State Wrestling Trophy. State Wrestlers Tom Murphy, undefeated -1st in State wrestling. E Mirl Chapman, 1st in State wrestling. Russ Wahl, 1st in State wrestling. Dana Perry, 2nd in State wrestling. 57 boys’ state Russ Meduna, president David Johnson, vice president Linda Armstrong, secretary Arline Slezak, treasurer 59 Debbie Anderson Mary Anich Tom Armbruster Linda Armstrong Roger Askelson Donna Babcock Roberta Baney Marsha Bell David Bowker Sandy Bowker Bob Boyce Shirley Boyce Debie Christofferson Judy Clark Rod Cline Mary Cooper Toni Damberger Gloria Danbrook Debbie Deyo Sherry Dooley David Duncan Brad Durocher Joe Durocher Lyle Eberhardt Elaine Edwards Debbie Elilert Peggy Ehlert Bill Eney Marilyn Epstein Judy Evers Andy Fetters Randy Fetters Randy Flammond Patti Flint Judy Foreman 60 Linda Fugle Scott Gage Elaine Gerard Leo Gobert Susan Gobert Mike Graves John Grisetti Greg Grosser Cathy Hartline Mike Haupt David Henderson Wayne Hibbs Doug Hicklin Marleen Hjaitarson Lisa Howard Jim Jacobsen Danni Johnson David Johnson Debbi Johnson Gail Jolliffe John Kapp Tim Kim met Bill Kirtley Ron Kraft Linda Krapf Sam Kutt Diana Larson Diane Larson Keith Larson Jim Leishman Chuck Luchi Lilly May Martin Sandy McAlpine Dan McCormick Susan McGhie 61 Russ Meduna Carol Miller Doug Mitch Dick Mitchell Bruce Mom berg John More Barbara Murphy Amy Myhre Rosanne Nash Nancy Neil Janet Nelson Dan Niehuus Christine Novak Carla Omsberg David Palmer Laurie Palmer Marvin Perkins Sharon Pfeifer Bill Powell Bill Pratt Cathy Raemaker Barbara Ranck Craig Rice Rebecca Roberts Robin Robinson Debbie Rosseli Paul Schilling Orline Schuette Jeff Sheridan Sabrina Simmons Mark Simonson Wendy Slade Arline Slezak Robyn Smith Margaret Smitherman 62 Scott Sundquist Joyce Sutor Jon Tafelmeyer Kerry Tingey Anna Tourigny Nikki Ungar Darrel Wacker Glenna Wahl Fern Weather Luanne Weiss sophomore class officers Tom Morgan, historian Ron Armbruster, vice president Gail Ludwig, sec. -treas. Steve Smith, president 64 -- 7 ' v4 Ron Armbruster Mike Askelson Russ Atkins Brenda Atwood Rhonda Atwood Grace Augustine Leslie Baumgartner Susan Berger Rick Billman Dale Brekke Robert Briody Michelle Broadhead John Brown Marty Brown Rita Bunyak Sue Carter Greg Clore Kathy Crocker Lana Damberger Joe Davenport Daryl DeKaye Teri Dudley Dan Duke Randy Edmisson Bert Ergenbright Gordon Flint Nancy Freedle Debbie Froman Judy Gerard Debbie Gilligan Steve Griffin Charlotte Guith LeRoy Gustafson Bill Haglund Cheryl Halvorson 65 Patsy Hannah Terry Hartford Debbie Hartline Greg Hieptas Beverly Hoffman Martin Jacobsen Craig Johnson Judy Johnson Regina Joiner Leo Kapp Chuck Kays Rob Kennedy Bart Kimmet Barbara Kjeldahl Sandra Klepzig Rick Kraft Kim Lagrand Sharon Ledbetter Kristen Lind Glenda Lindberg Doug Lowrance Gail Ludwig Bob Lupton Paul Lutz Alice McGovern Lorraine McGuigan Joe McNamer Carolyn Maki Debbie Matz Beckki Meduna Sherri Merklin Terry Miller Kathy Mock Tom Morgan Rene Moulton 66 Pat Murphy Sally Murphy Sherrie Murphy Tom Murphy LouRae Myhre Randy Nanini Twila Nanini Pattie Nash Larry Nordgaarden Dale Nygaard Steve Nygaard Marty Olson Don Omsberg Helen Palmer Anita Penne Denise Perrine Blaine Peterson Lester Potter Gail Pyper Gary Quenzer Jerry Rehmer Rikie Rewerts Maxine Robinson Bob Ross Greg Sammons Betty Sandell Scott Schaefer Susan Schilling Corey Schnee Laurel Schnueker Elaine Schwenke Peggy Sewell Kim Sheridan Connie Simonson Juanita Sloss 67 Clarke Smith Steve L. Smith Steve R. Smith Rick Starke Lana Stephens Joe Stone Sue Stordahl Marcia Tafelmeyer Cecil Tellesch Ned Tomscheck Craig Tomo Duff VanAlstine Shannon VanDeKop Karen Wiedeman The eighth grade girls took coats and served punch at the senior and junior proms. Not Pictured: Valorie Bingham David Floyd Bill Garrow Robert Goltz Jay Good Guy Kipp Everett Maki Leona McGuigan Joel Taylor 68 freshman class officers Wayne Milbrandt, president Diane Ellingson, treasurer Burke McCormick, vice president Shirley Pfeifer, secretary Laurie Anderson Linda Beach David Bell John Bennette Jess Berg Susanne Biby Sam Bird Kendall Bissell Danette Bogie Janet Borst Curtis Boushie Rita Bowker Gae Broadhead Craig Brown Jo Ann Brown Vicki Burtch Cindy Cline Jane Cooper Cindy Culleton Craig Cummings Bette Davenport Billy Derbyshire Tom Deyo Calvin DeZort Barbara Durocher Louis Dye Jan Ehlert Diane Ellingson Ron Ellis Joanne Emerson James Fauque Dan Fetters Kenny Freedle Gayle Froman Richard Fugle 70 Robert Fugle Paul Cage Lisa Gerard Lynn Gibson Karen Gill Brent Goldrick James Grisetti Barbara H ale Dani Henderson Rodney Hibbs Karla Hicklin Mike Hicklin Scott Hietpas Linda Hilton Bonnie Hoffman Beth Humble Mike Island Connie Jacobsen Steve Jacobsen Dan Jacobson Greg Jacobson Alan Jensen Richard Jensen Janet Johnson Janice Johnson Jim Johnston Peggy Kiesser Steve Kim met Calvin Knutson Tom Lane Karen Lewis Fred Lowder Elaine Luchi Helga Maki Jack Maki 71 Kim Manley David Markette Burke McCormick Cindy McLaughlin Mark Meyer Wayne Milbrandt Curtis Miller Pat Mitch James Nanini Darryl Nelson Julie Nelson Dean Nygaard James O'Day Amie Omsberg Steven Palmer Patricia Parrent Penne Pellett Cindy Pfeifer Shirley Pfeifer Patty Pickle Mike Powell Pat Powell KyeAnn Powers Barry Pritchard Pat Proue Gail Quenzer Kathy Ray McClure Reagon Gail Sammons Lloyd Sandell Mark Schaefer Becky Schlegel Mike Sheridan Karin Shook Thomas Simonson James Slezak William Sloss Grant Smith Pam Smith Debbie Sonju Laura Sonju Laurie Stack Lorelie Strand Mary Sundquist Dawn Topp Steve Tough Wendy VanAlstine LaDonna Vaughn JoEllen Wahl Debra Weatherly Pete Weatherly Hank Weaver Karla Weideman Marty Wilson Teresa Wise This is a rocket? What do you think, President? 73 figkt, fitjltL ficjlit fM Cutj3ctttk Wkjl; lllin d vicffiMjv Were (j6ina td make d tjddl F6r purple dud add, Btsl in the Ulest, 56 mil dll dd if best, 5d dn, 6n, dn, 6ft Fiqkf td the end, H6n6r and qldru me must min. rc GAltlES PEOPLE PLA1!: l ouW to Lb i Tccllmll Kerc ToKb trie out to the ball game Let's merit together- Red rubhr hall TaKe live Dizzy SlowpcKe Blisht'eJ Oft rirtd rimntny 11 lttlK cr mile in my shoes Hold on Flense release me Drifliny aloncj miltr lire lumminy lutnblevneod Stealing tmy love tt-cm me Tee for two ChicKen Fnl LTtissicn impossible theme IT 111 15 A VERD GOOD IFARn r r . jg Row ltVTra| B. McCorrmc Markette, S5 Peterson Dii MedUfft JVPJj V pfe ort, J. O'Day, D. Bell, H. Weaver, A. Omsberg, D. Fetters, M. Sheri da; dptk T. Deyo, R. Fugle, C. Cummings, J. Grisetti. Row 2: S. Kimmetj D. Skvenport, R. Rewerts, S. Smith, D. DeKaye, D. Duke, G. Flint, G. Hejptas; Starke, M. Schaefer. Row J: D. Johnson, J. Leishman, D. McCormick, R. j fe. Momberg, A. Fetters, gjfc. ' .'skgjton, C. Rice, R. D. Hendexsou, Row 4 i Kc alski, T. Mrea B Ioli� tte; T.J. M urr j:A8 � , pr,. Koe pke. I . senior football players BILL HANNAH- Half-back WAYNE KOEPKE- Tackle Dana Perry-Guard Bob Jolliffe-Guard Tim Joe Murphy-Slot Back Russ Wahl-Center •ST a Y v 'v'i v— 4 Wolves get helpful suggestions from Coach Dierenfield Get that guy off the field! The Wolves have tough looking Seniors. 7 Cline reaches a decision Dosie Doe and away we go ) s jm Backyard football. Tim Joe takes it on the reverse. Wolves look on as Greg Anderson takes out his frustrations on the ball First game of the year. Rice takes the ball on an option. Bill drives for yardage. Much practice is required to perfect the turning required for a first class backfield. Hey Jim, I got it (I think! ?!) Rice meets that dreary fate so often known ....___i___ lurpny iooks on as Anderson fights for the A pass to Tim Joe nets a first down for Ai tif i. asg % girls’ cross country C PS« COUNTRY: Row 1: S. Pfeifer, D. Anderson, D. Murphy, S. Murphy, C. Omsberg, Row 2. C. Hicklin, D. Rossell, C. Pfeifer, K. Sheridan, K. Shook, J. Brown, R. Nash. The girls' Cross Country team showed much power this year. Mrs. Smith and Miss Cook coached the team of underclassmen. Practice started at the end of the '71 school year and continued throughout the summer. All the girls improved as practice continutd through the fall with the team placing third at all its meets. The season ended with the State Meet in which the girls again placed third. An outstanding member of the team was Carla Omsberg who placed fourth in state. The C anne Karen and Caxia cheer the team on boys’ cross country Cross Country Varsity: Row 1.; T. Murphy, M. Perkins, D. Anderson, J. Kapp, Row 2.; T. Hartford, S. Smith, M. Dooley, D. Hoefner, T. Murphy. On your mark Watch out, Dave! Man, this hill is hard! A cold start. Steve Smith neanng the finish line baske B-Squad Basketball-Row 1: J. Davenport, G. Flint, S. Cage, C. Rice. Row 2: Mr. Moore-coach, T. Armbruster, M. Jacobsen, P. Lutz, S. Smith, T. Hartford, B. Ergenbright-manager. Row 3: J. Good, M. Askelson, B. Peterson, R. Rewerts, J. Jacobson, J. Sheridan. tball Coach William DeGroot and Assistant Coach John Dallum. SCORES: Cut Bank: Malta . . . ... 77 47 Chinook . . ... 56 50 Valier . . . ... 39 64 Browning. . ... 47 70 Poplar . . . ... 55 59 (OT) Malta . . . ... 65 47 Fairfield . . ... 78 74 Conrad . . ... 57 54 Fort Benton. ... 46 55 Choteau • . ... 67 70 (OT) Shelby. . . ... 58 56 Sunburst . . ... 57 60 Valier . . ... 42 62 Fairfield . . ... 82 83 (OT) Conrad . . ... 57 52 Choteau . . ... 45 51 (OT) Shelby. . . ... 51 61 Sunburst . . . . . 4Q 55 Browning. . ... 06 79 Chinook . . ... 01 73 3rd in District Tournament Browning. . . ... 60 68 Conrad . . . ... 80 66 Choteau . . . .v. . 40 58 Fairfield . . . ... 62 67 C-Squad Basketball-Row 1. : P. Prue, I. O'Day. S. Kimmet, T. Lane, C. Cummings, B. Goldrick, B. McCormick. P. Gage-manager. Row 2: Mr. Balck-coach, C. Deport, b. Pritchard, D. Nygard, S. Jacobsen, G. Smith, J. Slezak, S. lough, M. Sheridan. 83 The twirlers presenting the colors Greg works on his free throw, Wayne gets two. With a-one and a-two. Bill picks up an easy two. Don Omsberg and Tom Morgan, Managers A pass from Bill sets Wayne up 1 Yippee! Greg tries a 400 pound ball. Mark displays perfect form. Game over already? Action under the boards at Browning. Have to check the scorebooks. Gre picks up two in the key Davenport picks up an easy two, Mark sees Wayne's Cut Bank Subs take over with a comfor-open on the roll. table lead. m Juniors were great but guess what the Seniors were! W, 86 B squad action against Valier. Craig Rice flies toward the bucket. Mark Dooley-Centei Forward 1 John More-Forward • K- a squad cheerleaders Starting clockwise: Baibara Pyper, Katie Appel, Sharon Rewerts, Kay Roush, Leslie Sheridan, Cheer Queen. bsquad cheerleaders eerleaders: Row 1. Kim Lagrand, Row 2. Danelle Lagrand, Jeannie B Squad Cheerleaders: Row 1. Bette Davenport; Row 2. Sue wrestling. cheerleaders Stordahl; Row 3. Jan Ehlert, Shirly Pfeifer. 89- Varsity: Sitting; R. Fugle. Kneeling; R. Fetters, D. Johnson, L. Sandell, M. Chapman, T. Murphy, D. Fetters, A. Fetters. Standing: Coach Volkman, D. Perry, R. Wahl, j. Tafelmeyer, D. Brekke, D. DeKaye, J. Grissetti, Assistant Coach Mr. Reynolds. SCORES: Cut 1 Conrad . . . .21 36 Columbia Falls .... .... 32 21 Shelby . . . .18 40 Valier .... 27 32 Havre .... 15 33 .... 29 20 Kalispell . . . .21 24 Havre .... 24 20 Sunburst . . . .18 42 Bozeman .... 28 19 Livingston .... 18 30 Anaconda .... 36 20 Fairfield .... 26 28 Simms .... 24 31 Browning .... 9 51 Choteau . .... 21 29 Cut Bank Invitational - 1st Kalispell Invitational - 4th Divisional Tournament - 2nd Coach Fred Volkman and Assistant Coach State Tournament - 1st Mike Reynolds. Junior Varsity: Row 1. S. Schaefer, D. Nygaard, G. Hietpas, M. Regan, R. Fugle, T. Deyo, G. Sammons. Row 2. P. Schilling, R. Hibbs, C. Brown, A. Jenson, R. Flammond, K. Tafelmeyer, B. Sloss. Row 3. B. Haglund, G. Quenzer, S. Hietpas, B. Kimmet, D. VanAlstine, J. Johnston. Da lg lohnson 12' pounds DeKaye Going for a cradle. May the best man win. In this corner weighting... Attack! Action, boys, action. Let go! Let go ! f 5 Msh Say uncle And away we go! The wrestlers returned with the 1st place trophy from the State Tournament. You're not my type! Tickle, tickle The Fire Department greets the victorious Wolves. Wolves win another trophy. Are you sure we're doing this right? ( I don't WANNA sit down! Drill Team presents the flag. 93 boys’ track Team Sitting: K. Cline, D. McCormick, R. Stark, Kneeling: J. Kapp, R. Ellis, D. DeKaye, J. Leishman, M. Perkins, Standing: M. Talbot, C. Smith, J. Jacobsen, J. Sheridan, D. Duncan, W. Koepke, J. Good, M. Dooley, T. Hartlora, S. Smith, R. Rewerts, K. Larson, S. Smith, J. McNamer, T. Murphy, B. Tuma, R. Askelson. Seniors: T. Murphy, W. Koepke, M. Dooley, B. Tuma, not pictured B. Hannah. 94 girls’ track Lettergirls Row 1. : B. Atwood, S. Pfeifer, R. Nash, D. Island, B. Sandell, D. Anderson, S. Murphy, Row 2. : D. Rossell, K. Sheridan, N. Neil, J. Sloss, C. Omsberg, G. Ludwig, R. Smith, P. Sewell, L. Damberger. Team Row 1. : D. Henderson, C.Quenzer, J. Borst, B. Atwood, P. Pellett, L. Baumgartner, K. Shook, K. Hicklin, M. Sundquist. Row 2. : J. Brown. V. Burtch, C. Pfeifer, P. Nash, S. Pfeifer, R. Nash, D. Island, B. Sandell, D. Anderson, S. Murphy, K. Lind. Row 3. : J. Emerson, C. Jacobsen, R. Shook, P. Smith, D. Rossell, K. Sheridan, N. Neil, J. Sloss, C. Omsberg, G. Ludwig, R. Smith, P. Sewell, L. Damberger, L. McGuigan. 95 tumblers Tumblers: Row 1: J. Foreman, C. Omsberg, R. Nash, S. Pheifer, B. Murphy. Row 2: M. Sundquist, T. Wise, K. Manley, D. Henderson, A. Penne, C. Pfeifer, K. Shook, K. Hicklin, R. Atwood. Row 3: K. Lewis, S. Carter, D. Gilligan, D. Perrine, P. Nash, J. Borst, V. Burtch, D. Weatherly. Row 4: J. Johnson, J. jahnson, L. Stack, L. Gibson, J. Wahl, J. Cooper, L. Baumgartner, C. Simmonson. Row 5: P. Pellett, L. Schneuker, L. Damberger, K. Sheridan, P. Pickle, C. Maki, T. Dudley, S. Klepzig. Row 6: Mrs. Johnson, L. Stephesn, P. Smith, B. Meduna, J. Johnson, K. Ray, P. Sewell, J. Emerson. gymnastics 96 Gymnastics: Row 1: P. Nash, D. Martin, D. Perrine, J. Anderson, S. Meiklin, L. Damberger, D. Rossell. Row 2: C. Maki, H. Maki, R. Atwood, S. McAlpine, P. Sewell. What a shot! You can't run with the ball! Co ball GoooOOO! girls’ basketball Standing: Mrs. Bingham, D. Anderson, M. Cooper, K. Ray, K. Lind, A. Slezak, S. Rewarts, S. Ehlert, P. Smith, P. Ehlert, S. Dooley, N. Neil, C. Omsberg, R. Nash, G, Quenzer. Kneeling: J. Claik, manager; P. Hannah, D. Rossell, P. Pickle, L. Damberger, L. Krapf, manager. pL Hey! Catch that ball! What a beaufiful day for golf!? Look at that stroke. This is harder than a sandpit. This is going to be a hole in one. Ml T6 have j6i] One must sKdre it Happiness mas born a twin, Citett Tkt UnqutUje of friendship is not uiords, but medniwjs. It is an intelligence ab6ve language. Thtfreau T6 make the uiOfld a ffitndlt] place 6ne must shorn it a ftieudlu face, JamestUkitornbmle ZAT16115 f'mi£UD5 1UITM Ip FriendsA null remember uOu, lJ Think tS q6u, «T Mr- ,t ■' Another tUi) if tHrOuqh, , I'll still be friends with i 6u. 1 j 3ti6illjDdn6Ff £ TafcilW Copqriqht 1971 Cliemi LanelllusitCo. Used btj Permission. All ricjkts reserve cL He is mt| Friend! Tkeui6rds SroucjktSumtiur and the birds; And all mt| Winter time Thawed into runninq r hunte gt And rippled into S6uq, llldHtv tettder, brave, and strong ff And 56 it Situjs tO'dai] Sotuaijitsimjaluiaq! % Let each mute measure ettd lUitk''Still he is mq friend 7 James Whitcomb Hileu student council Row 1. G. Smith, S. Jacobsen, B. McCormick, P. Gage, T. Deyo, W. Milbrandt, A. Omsberg, D. Henderson, L. Anderson, S. Pfeifer. Row 2. D. DeKay, S. Smith, R. Armbruster, G. Sammons, S. Stordahl, P. Hannah, L. Myhre, M. Robinson, C. Maki, S. Murphy, L. Schneuker. Row 3. D. Johnson, D. Duncan, J. Sheridan, R. Meduna, A. Fetters, J. More, K. Larson, R. Fetters, T. Armbruster, W. Slade, N. Neil, R. Nash, S. Boyce, L. Krapf, L. Armstrong, D. Deyo, Row 4. T. Murphy, T. Schlegal, S. Waggoner, D. Rogers, K. Appel, R. Wahl, L. Sheridan, D. Anderson, B. Ross, M. Chapman, D. Island, R. Jones, R. Shook. Row 5. A. Parrent, J. Henderson, P. Van De Kop, T. De Groot, B. Hannah, L. Werner, M. Dooley, W. Keopke, B. Tuma, D. La Grand, G. Anderson, J. Anderson, B. Jolliffe, R. Roper. 102 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Bart Tuma, President; Tom Armbruster, Vice President; Russ Wahl, Treasurer; Sue Stordahl, Secretary. national honor society Pres.: D. Anderson. Row 1.: L. Hokana, K. Manley, D. Island, D. Anderson, A. Brandvold, R. Nash, L. Erickson. Row 2.: J. Clark, B. Jolliffe, S. McGhie, M. Smitherman, G. Wahl, H. Peoples. Row 3.: R. Jones, T. Armbruster, S. Gage, A. Myhre, C. Lind, P. Ehlert, K. Appel, B. Pyper, J. Spillman. Row 4.: S. Moreen, D. LaGrand, J. Guszregan, K. Slezak, R. Roper, K. Tafelmayer, W. Keopke, M. Dooley, L. Werner, M. Stewart, B. Jessop. Row 5.: R. Wahl, v. pres.; Mr. Maier; N. Neil, Sec. The N.H. S. is an honor club which is uniform around the United States and all colleges recognize the member’s academic potential. The CBHS National Honor Society is composed of the top 10% of the juniors and the top 12% of the seniors in academic standings. The members must also be in good moral standings. National Honor Society is a service organization which helps in the local blood drawings, Open house, and the raising of the flag on school grounds. In the spring the N. H. S. has a banquet in which new members are initiated by giving an oath and receiving a pin. 103 annual staff ANNUAL STAFF: Standing: D. Anderson, T. Morgan, B. Jessop, B. Tuma, R. Wahl, M. Dooley, R. Jones-Editor, G. Anderson, A. Myhre, D. Johnson, K. Mock. Sitting: J. Emerson, L. Anderson, K. Manley, J. Spillman, B. Pyper, M. Johnson, J. Brown, L. Myhre, S. VanDeKop, L. Sheridan. 1 Photographer, David Anderson adjusts his Another day-another 3R. camera. LIVE WIRE STAFF: Row 1: B. Murphy, L. Erikson, T.J. Murphy, G. Hirst, co-editor. Row 2: R. Faulkner, M. Anich, T. Murphy, D. Perry. Row 3: A. Myhre, M. Colter. Row 4: B. Tuma, D. Barrier. Row 5: G. Anderson, D. Rossell. Not pictured: G. Murphy and A. Parent, co-editor. The hunt-and-peck method. Do I have to justify that line? 1C5 What a gorgeous layout! band Row 1. L. to R. : C. Smith, J. Jacobsen, G. Jolliffe, G. Pyper, L. Hokana, C. Simonson, L. Krapf, L. Schnueker, R. Jones. Row 2.: P. Hannah, J. Sloss, D. Weatherly, S. Pfeifer, L. Knutson Knutson, K. Mock, B. Roberts, J. Clark, R. Roper, D. Johnson, L. Stack, P. Flint, J. Johnson. Row 3.: C. Halvorson, S. Murphy, L. Martin, J. Ehlert, K. Lind, L. Gibson, B. Derbyshire, B. Sloss, P. Weatherly, J. Borst, C. Schnee, D. Johnson, L. Howard, J. Johnson, B. Jolliffe. Row 4.: C. Lind, E. Edwards, G. Wahl, M. Meyer, G. Lindberg, S. Kimmet, S. Schilling, G. Ludwig, M. Moreen, S. Dooley. Row 5.: M. McNamer, A. Penne, D. Neihuus, J. Spillman, J. Croymans, W. Koepke, G. Flint, M. Simonson, W. VanAlstine, L. Heiptas. Flute Quartet: R. Jones, L. Schnueker, Clarinet Choir: C. Smith, J. Jacobsen, G. Jolliffe, P. Hannah, J. L. Krapf, C. Simonson. Sloss, J. Ehlert, K. Lind. French Horn Quartet: K. Mock, B. Roberts, J. Clark, R. Roper. Celebrating the future Peter Erickson. BRASS SEXTET: B. Jolliffe, T. Johnson, R. Roper, C. Lind, Simonson, W. Koepke. And a one, and a two. WOODWIND QUINTET: C. Smith, L. Gibson, R. Roper, L. Hokana, R. Jones. 107 choir Choir Row 1. : M. McNamer, H. Peoples, K. Roush, A. Slezak, P. Ehlert, L. Armstrong, D. Babcock, A. Penne, S. Ehlert, C. Smith, D. Rogers, R. Curry, J. Johnson, S. Waggoner, Row 2. : C. Novak, L. Vaughn, C. Augustine, L. Anderosn, J. Evers, O. Schuette, S. Boyce, B. Ross, L. Scheuker, L. McGuigan, C. Simonson, R. Jones, D. Anderson, J. Vogt, L. Stephens, G. Studdart, Row 3. : M. Smitherman, R. Smith, S. Dudley, B. Schlegal, L. Baumgartner, R. Joiner, P. Hannah, L. Krapf, G. Wahl, J. Clark, G. Sammons, C. Miller, J. Nelson, K. Powers, H. Maki, T. Johnson, L. Knutson, Row 4. : P. Schilling, R. Kraff, T. Morgan, G. Sammons, D. Schneuker, M. Perkins, R. Matz, M. Simonson, D. Johnson, S. Griffin, Row 5.: M. Dooley, T. DeGroot, L. Hokana, S. Smith, P. Burgin, M. Stewart, R. Wahl. 108 The Combined Community Choir presents The Hallelulia Chorus. Boys ensemble: M. Perkins, L. Hokana, G. Sammons, M. Simonson, S. Griffin, D. Johnson, T. DeGroot, R. Wahl, S. Smith, M. Dooley. Girls ensemble: D. Anderson, L. Stephens, B. Ross, C. Simonson, S. Waggoner, J. Vogt, G. Studdart, M. McNamer, L. Schneuker, D. Rogers, J. Johnson, L. McGuigan, R. Curry. All-State Choir and District Soloists: R. Joiner, L. Armstrong, D. Rogers, C. Simonson, M. McNamer, S. Smith, R. Wahl, M. Simonson. Girls ensemble: C. Novak, S. Dudley, L. Krapf, M. Smitherman, K. Roush, A. Penne, L. Vaughn, C. Smith, R. Smith, D. Babcock, R. Joiner, G. Sammons, L. Knutson, T. Johnson. 109 Mr. Clawson leads a stimulating practice. afs AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE: Row 1: D. Anderson; M. Smitherman, Sec.-Treas.; S. Ehlert, Vice-Pres.; R. Jones, Pres. Row 2: G. Hirst; S. McGhie; T. Johnson; D. Babcock. Row 3: C. Allison; C. Tough; A. Brandvold; D. Rossell; L. Myhre; P. Hannah; J. Ehlert; E. Edwards. Spanish club SPANISH CLUB: Row 1: M. Robinson, Treas.; A. Myhre, Sec.; D. Ehlert, Vice-Pres.; D. Duncan, Pres.; Row 2: M. Smitherman; M. Epstein; D. Anderson; P. Elhert; S. Stordahl; P. Pickle, T. Dudley; B. Meduna; Row 3: J. Foreman; L. Baumgartner; K. Shook; D. Anderson; C. Pfiefer; L. Sonju; J. McNamer; M. Perkins; D. McCormick; Row 4: T. Johnson; E. Edwards; G. Danbrook; C. Tough; D. Babcock; C. Allison; K. Larson; J. Brown; G. Hirst. french club P. Powell; L. Nygard; C. Miller, A. Brandvold; S. Dudley; N. Neil; Row 4: G. Hirst; S. Ehlert; M. Bell; R. Jones; P. Hannah; A. Slezak; S. Dooley; Row 5: What can you say? P. Schilling; R. Armbruster; D. Henderson; T. Armbruster; J. More; B. Pratt; C. Allison. Ill What kind of deal is this? D. Johnson, F. Weather, S. Schilling, K. Gill, L. Damburger, D. McCormick, B. Momberg, G. Murphy, K. Larson. Row Is T. Dudley, S. Murphy. Row 2: D. Henderson, S. Klepzig, B. Meduna. Row 3: D. Rossell, S. McGhie, E. Edwards. speech and debate D. Anderson, M. McNamer, B Tuma, D. Rossell, M. Moree c-club Row 1.: R. Wahl, D. Perry, M. Chapman, B. Hannah, D. Anderson, M. Dooley, W. Keopke. Row 2.: K. Tafelmeyer, T. Murphy, D. Duncan, M. Perkins, D. McCormick, T. Murphy, S. Gage, A. Fetters, R. Fetters, T. J. Murphy, D. Johnson. Row 3.: T. DeGroot, R. Ehlert, B. Tuma, G. Anderson, R. Askelson, B. Jolliffe, J. More, R. Meduna, S. R. Smith. pep club Row 1.: P. Smith, G. Studdart, K. Lewis, L. Anderson, P. Taylor, M. Robinson, L. Baumgartner, P. Hannah, M. Smitherman, G. Ludwig, D. Island, N. Neil, K. Weideman, C. Omsberg, K. Gill, K. Roush, L. Sheridan, B. Davenport, D. Henderson, P. Pickle. Row 2.: C. Jacobsen, P. Mitch, V. Burtch, R. Bowker, C. Raemaker, R. Robinson, S. Klepzig, S. Bowker, D. Deyo, B. Sandel, J. Johnson, P. Sewell, S. VanDeKop, B. Murphy, R. Smith, D. Rogers, D. Froman, K. Shook, C. Pfeifer, L. Sonju, P. Powell. Row 3.: S. Carter, D. Gilligan, L. Martin, S. Murphy, K. Sheridan, K. Mock, A. Penne, T. Dudley, L. Schneuker, C. Simonson, S. Stordahl, J. Ehlert, S. McGhie, L. Beach, G. Froman, J. Evers, S. Merklin, K. Wert, K. Gill, D. Sonju, S. Pfeifer. Row 4.: S. Murphy, K. LaGrand, B. Meduna, L. McGuigan, L. Stephens, J. Vogt, S. Milbrandt, A. Curry, L. Damburger, O. Schuette, W. Slade, J. Sutor, D. Matz, J. Clark, L. Krapf, K. Ray, G. Wahl, D. Larson, G. Pyper, R. Nash, J. Foreman. Row 5: M. Bell, G. Lindberg, S. Waggoner, K. Lind, M. McNamer, S. Ehlert, S. Pfeifer, J. Cooper, E. Edwards, D. Babcock, K. Manley, D. Anderson, M. Cooper, K. Appel, J. Nelson, J. Johnson, C. Crocker, J. Berg, D. Bogie, C. Hicklin, J. Emerson. Row 6.: D. LaGrand, Mrs. Bingham, J. Anderson, L. Knutson, J. Guszregan, T. Johnson, A. Tweedy Tweedy, P. Ehlert, A. Slezak, S. Rewerts, B. Pyper, R. Moulton, S. Halverson, D. Christofferson, M. Epstein, L. Gibson, J. Brown, S. Dooley. f rTPP]jr.m I Smitii. .Simmons, M. Humble, G. Bowker, M. Vasboe, T, -jWrrmiet, pT KennedyT Standing: D. Bowker, D. Palmer, M. Sim, S. Sundquist, W. Hibbs, M. Haupr, C luchi, J.’ Jacobsen, J. Hjartarson, P. VanDeKop, .S. .KuJ J._Kapp, B. Monibe G. GtmmQmL. Gobert, Mi. Platt. otili M gaa Row 1: S. Ehlert, N. Neil, K. Gill, S. Murphy, L. Baumgartner, P. Hannah, B. Pyper, C. Omsberg, S. Waggoner, G. Ludwig, R. Atwood. Row 2: D. Sonju, H. Palmer, D. Rossell, J. Anderson, T. Dudley, D. Henderson, E. Schwenke, M. Robinson, C. Hicklin, C. Pfeifer. Row 3: P. Powell, P. Pickle, S. Pfeifer, K. Sheridan, K. Ray, D. Anderson, B. Sandel, P. Sewell, J. Johnson, S. Klepzig, R. Moulton. Row 4: A. Slezak, P. Smith, M. Bell, L. Krapf, T. Kimmet, S. Dooley, O. Schuette, D. Matz, G. Pyper, B. Meduna. Row Is D. Island, P. Ehlert, L. McGuigan, K. Roush, B. Murphy, R. Smith, D. Rogers, S. Rewerts, R. Nash, S. VanDeKop, A. Penne, M. Sundquist, L. Sonju, G. Quenzer. Row 2: P. Taylor, C. Simonson, K. Crocker, S. Stordahl, B. Davenport, J. Ehlert, L. Damberger, K. Lind, C. Halvorson, S. Pfeifer, P. Nash, P. Mitch. Row 3: L. Schneuker, L. Stephens, J. Berg, S. Simmons, W. Slade, S. Milbrandt, K. Mock, K. Shook, S. Murphy, J. Sutor, J. Brown. Row 4: J. Cooper, D. Bogie, D. Christofferson, J. Foreman, M. Cooper, J. Clark, J. Vogt, R. Curry, D. Goldrick, L. Erickson, G. Sammons, L. Sheridan. twirlers Row 1.: L. Anderson, M. Epstein, R. Bowker, G. Danbrook, C. Maki. Row 2.: R. Robinson, R Wevley, Top: D. Ehlert. drill team Lower L. to Upper R.: D. Island (pres. ), L. Krapf (sec. ), R. Robinson (treas. ), R. Roper (V. pres. ), M. Moreen (sgt. at arms), D. Babcock, L. Damburger, K. Wert, S. Merklin, M. Bell, G. Danbrook. 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