Fort Benton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Benton, MT)

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Middle School Student Council Advisor Mr, Herman, Representative Kim Gillen, Secretary Paula Good, Treasurer Kelly West, Vice President Jeff Davison, President Gary Creek, The Middle School Student Council activities have been their magazine sales, which went over very well and they made approximately twelve hundred dollars. Then they had a Christmas party and movie. Soon it was time for the eighth grade fare- well, which was a movie and a dance. Another activity was Short- horn Day where they played kickbalL College Life Preview Nearly 950 students from 159 Montana High Schools attend- ed High School Week at Montana State University in Boze- man. Held annually for the past 44 years. High School Week is designed to give students a preview of college life and help them plan their post-secondary education. A to- tal of $26, 500 in scholarships were awarded to participants who excelled in a comprehensive test. Delegates from Fort Benton were, from left to right, Brice Russell and Bob Fisher. Dave Schopp was Fort Benton's delegate to UM Days on the University of Montana campus in Missoula. Dave received a $300 scholarship for his excellent job of scoring on a comprehensive test. 25

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 aOHBNA MONTANA MONTANA HOHJAHA MONTANA (ms STATr 1 The 1976-1977 delegates for Boys and Girls State are: Boys- Matt Davis- son, John Blanchard, Loren Tacke, Brice Russell, and Brooks Dietz. Girls- Linda Hampton and Marlene Shaw. Alternates- Sandy Lippert and Lisa Merger. Each year, Girls State is held in Helena at Carroll College. Boys State is held at Western Montana College in Dillon. Both Boys and Girls State is held in June, and it lasts for one week. During this week, the boys and girls learn about how state, city, and county government operates. This is done by setting up governments, nominating representatives, holding elec- tions and campaigns, and by experiencing the whole idea of it. The end result is an increased knowledge about what and how our government is set up and run.

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Senior High Chorus Back Row - From Left to Right - Darin DuPree, Roxie Marcussen, Debbie Kassmeier, Sue Fulbright, Tom Tacke, Dale Anderson, George McQuire, and Dave Schopp. Fifth Row - Phyllis Scriver, John LaBarre, Dennis Dnibe, Leann Taylor, Jane Warehime, Tina Seright, Judy Settera, and Michelle McKinlay. Fourth Row - Terry Allen, Peggy Pearson, Betty Madsen, Lisa Morger, Brooks Dietz, Sandy Lippert, Marlene Shaw, and Brice Russell. Third Row - Wendy Hodges, Tammi Wigger, Joanne McDede, Cheryl Braker, Deb Peterson, Loma Nagengast, and Lynnette Thisselle. Second Row - Lori Myers, Anna Everson, Donna Baisden, Joanne Morrison, Charlene Pape, Elizabeth Pfeil, Jenny Dann, and Jana Seright. First Row - Mrs. Holst - Sponsor, Mary Sue Polenchek, Kit Jahnke, Michelle DuPree, Lynn Welty, Kaye Fisher, Jamie Sykes, Jill Carver, and Louise Stone. Middle School Chorus Back Row - From Left Right - Gene Walbom, Cary Creek, Cal Lundy, Jeff Davison, Ralph Bohl, Jerry Myers, Blaine Jolley, Logan Good, Danel Frieling, Lyle Fatz, Dean McSweeney, Chad Rittal. Fifth Row - Cynthia Holst - Di- rector, Andy Taylor, Kelly Cassutt, Rod Sykes, Leland Johnson, Bob Nelson, Kelly West, Marta Ferguson, Kim Gillen, Cathy Tadej. Fourth Row - Kelly McKeever, Mike Neelands, Evan Logan, John Shaw, James Walker, Tom Lehman, Shelly Hudson, Gail Hume , Bobbie Stashi, Marci McKinlay, Third Row - Gary Erickson, Ron Clark, Darin Baisden, Brian Bylund, Cathy Chamberlain, Beth Bylund, Shelly Kraemer, Suzi Sandford, Cindy Kelly, Angela Meissner. Second Row - Becky Conrad, Bobbie Bach, Dawn Seright, Ida Croft, Shannon Decker, Janel Sykes, Leslie Dailey, Gina Roller, Jill Ritter, Monica Tacke, Melana Hyatt. Front Row - Sharon Dudley, Jackie Johnson, Karina Keeler, Rona Laubach, Ramona Olafson, Maureen Dailey, Dawn Jenson, Tami Lepley, Wendy Wallace, and Cathy Neelands.