Frenchtown High School - Decouverte / Bronc Yearbook (Frenchtown, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1967 volume:

BRONC 66-67 FRENCHTOWN HIGH SCHOOL, FRENCHTOWN MONTANA To The Students Of F.H.S. We Leave The Memories Of Their 1966-67 School Year. OUR DEDICATED CUSTODIAN In recognition of his many years of faithful service to the youth of Frenchtown, we, the annual staff of 1966-1967 take pleasure in dedicating our Bronc Yearbook to Roy B. Erick- son. 2 Hello, boys and girls of the Frenchtown Schools, I am deeply moved to know that you, and the staff, have dedicated this Bronc Year- book in my honor. I am in my fourteenth year in your employment as custodian of the Frenchtown Grade School, and I have enjoyed every year of it. I have seen many students start in the first grade and graduate from the twelfth. Some have gone through college and have climbed to heights of fame, thanks to the staff of the Frenchtown Schools. I have seen four superintendents come and go, and am now on the fifth. I think he is doing a fine job as an administrator. Now for a bit of my past life: I was born and raised in Butte, Montana and educated in a little one-room brick school at Silverbow, Montana. Upon leaving school I started farming and dairying and did that for most of my life, except for the time I spent in employment of the Northern Pacific Railroad. When I came to Missoula, I was in charge of three different ranches in this area. After that I hired out as your custodian and have been here ever since. The experi- ence I have had, in seeing this school develop into an accredited school, is one lesson that I will never forget. 1 have prospered and enjoyed every year of it. I wish to thank the children and staff for honoring me in your Bronc Yearbook. Sincerely, Roy B. Erickson 3 The governing body of Frenchtown High School: Seated: Mr. Hightower, Jim Tolman, Susie Kreis, Allan ani? Allan La Casse. Standing: Ray Cline, Nancy McDonald, Jim Bondurant, Donna Harrington, Bruce Ochs, Deanna Hennes, and Dennis Kirchner. The 1967 candidates to Boy's State and Girls' state. Albert Sample, Deanna Hennes and Bruce Ochs. Deanna's alternate is Connie Myers. The 1966 candidates to Boy's State and Girl's State. Randy Hennes, Susie Kreis, and Dennis Kirchner. Susie's alternate was Nancy McDonald. 4 To the Class of 1967 In the 1966-67 Annual, are portrayed all the high spots and familiar side lights of your school years. This year is now a vivid picture, but as time rolls on, these pic- tures fade. This fine year book, will have a personal meaning to each Frenchtown student, today, tomorrow, and every day hence. It is my hope that you will look back on your school career as a good preparation for your life. The community has done its best for you. May the memories of the good times you had in school remain after you have forgotten the hard work and the restrictions. Congratulation students, staff members, and advisers, for making together in such a realistic form the history of another year. 5 With the closing of another school year, and the graduation of another senior class, I take this opportunity to wish all of you a successful road ahead. The seniors are entering a new phase of life-a most exciting and trying time, when they now reap what they have sown. Their paths will occasionally intermingle in the future and they will look back at the wonderful days spent in the home of the fighting Broncs. Their view will be from the nostalgic stand- point of alumni who have contributed to the name and glory of Frenchtown High School. I remind the underclassmen that a mighty challenge has been cast in front of you, a challenge to maintain and improve on past rec- ords. Next year we will meet again in these halls and classrooms with a new eagerness bom of rest and diversified activity. Come prepared to do your best, to challenge past accomplishments and to build an enviable record which will stand high. HIGHTOWER’S He really does work hard. SPEECH 6 FACULTY Richard West Soph, home room Shorthand General Business Social Studies Coach Drivers Education P.E. and Health Carl Fox Junior Home room Chemistry Algebra Advanced Math Geometry 8th Grade Math Minnie Cork Freshmen Home Room Typing 1 and II Home Ec I and II Journalism 8 Janet Wade 7th Grade Girls PE and Health General Math Robert Martin English 1, II, 111, G IV Annual 8th Grade English Jean Ratigan Remedial reading High School Library Doug V ickers 8th grade coach Biology 8th grade Earth Science Carol Rives French U.S. History Reading 9 High School Custodian-Blackie Lackner f Cr Cooks—Eva Robbins, and Lorraine Schoening. Grade School Custodian Roy Erick- son SERVICE PERSONNEL AND BUS DRIVERS Rigg Christianson Frank Collins 10 Harvey McDonald Ann McDonald SENIORS Margaret Lyle Adams Frenchtown High School 1, 2, 3, 4, A-Squad Cheerleader 3, B-Squad Cheerleader 2, Twirl- ing 1, Speech 4, Chorus 3, 4, Girls Track 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, President 4, Class Play 4, Class Vice-President 2, NICKNAMES: Marge, Peggy FAVORITE SAYINGS: Hi ya! PASTIMES: Watching T.V. James Oscar Haacke Frenchtown High School 2, 3, 4, Transfer from Granite High School, Lettermcn's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Etymology Club Treasurer 4, Senior Play 4, Student Trainer Award 2, Hon- or Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Rep. 3, Class President 4, NICKNAMES: Bear, Chappy FAVORITE SAYINGS: How's your bod? PASTIMES: Working on cars. Hunting, boating, and just plain nothing 12 Roberta Sue Kreis B. Squad Cheerleader lj A Squad Cheerleader 2,3, PepClub 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3, Hi Lite Editor 4. Librarian 1. Senior Play 4. Girl's State 3. Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row 4. Homecoming Queen candidate 1, Queen 4. Class Sec. 1,2,3,4,. Student Council Treas. 1. Secretary 2, V. Pres. 3, President 4. Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4. 3rd place Elk's Leadership Con- test 4. NICKNAMES: Susie PASTIMES: Water Skiing, Riding Horses, and Eating Pizza James Arthur Bond urant Football B 1. Football A 2,3,4. F. Club 2,3,4, F Club S.C. Rep 4. Class Play 4. Annual Staff 4. NICKNAMES: James Bond, 007 FAVORITE SAYING: Let's go Celebrate PASTIMES: Working on my car and dragging it. Skiing, and of course girls 13 Linda Mae Heilman Frenchtown High School 4. Transferred from Sacred Heart Academy 4. Annual Staff 2, 3,4, Editor 4. Librarian 4. N.E.D.T. Award 1. Pep Club 3. NICKNAMES: linny FAVORITE SAYING: That's Life PASTLMES: Sewing, cooking, and water skiiing Dennis Lee Kirchner Track 1. Football 1,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Captain 4. F. Club 3,4. School Paper 4. Boy's State Delegate 3. Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. Class President 3, Student Council Rep. 4 NICKNAMES: Denny Poo FAVORITE SAYING: Shuekie Dam PASTIMES: Reading, Bowling, Playing guitar. 14 Helen Margaret McDonald Pep Club Treasurer 1. Secretary 2, Vice-Pres- ident 3, Speech 4, Chorus 3,4, Twirling 1,2, Class Play 4, Annual Staff 2, Librarian 3,4, NICKNAMES: Peggy, Pegless, Piggy FAVORITE SAYING: Gee, that's to bad. PASTIMES: Baseball Swimming, Sewing, Read- ing, Water-skiing. Hayes Otoupalik Frenchtown High School 2,3,4, Transfer from Missoula County 2, Librarian 3, Journalism 4, Annual Photographer 4, Honor Roll 3,4, Class Play 4, Etemology Secretary 4, Class Treasurer 3,4, NICKNAMES: Hazy Baby FAVORITE SAYING: Shut up Willy, Bond, and O'Johnny. PASTIMES: Collecting Civil War Frontier Arms and equipment; eating, T-Bone Steaks. 15 Nancy Marie McDonald Pep Club 1.2,3, 4, Student Council 4, Twirling 1,2, Band 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Sec- retary 4, Track 2,3, Library 3,4, Class Play 4, Annual Staff 2, Speech 4, Girl State Alternate 3, Scholaoship Award 3, Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Class Treasurer 1,2, NICKNAMES: Mick FAVORITE SAYING: Oh gee tee hec. PASTIMES: Swimming, Camping, Picnics, Sports, Reading. Patsy Lee Hower Frenchtown High School 2,3,4, Transfer from Missoula County 2, Annual Staff 2. Senior Play 4. Neighborhood Youth Corps 4. Hi Lite Writer and Reporter 4. NICKNAMES: Pats, Hey You FAVORITE SAYINGS: Strive to do your best in whatever you do; whether it be for yourself or others. PASTIMES: Reading and sewing 16 Sandra Diane Gursky PepClub—2, 3, Pep C lub Student Council Rep. 2, Twirler 1,2, Co-Majorette 2, B. Squad Cheer- leader 3, Library 4. Chorus 2,3, Senior Class Play. NICKNAMES: Sandy FAVORITE SAYING: You've got to be putting me on!! ! PASTIMES: Horses, watching the boys go by Randy David Hennes Frenchtown High School 3,4 Transferred from Seton High School 3, Lettermens club 2,3,4. Football 2,3,4, Captain 4. Homecoming King 4. Track 3. Baseball 2. Boy's State 3. Honor Roll 2,3,4, F. Club Pres. 4. Etymology club 4. Pres. 4. Class V. Pres. 3,4. School Paper Sports Editor 4. Senior Play 4. NICKNAMES: Hot Lips FAVORITE SAYING: You bet your booties, Grandma PASTIMES: Working on my car, and driving my Go-Cart 17 John V crnon Ockert A-Squad Basketball 3,4, B-Squad Basketball 1,2, 1,2, A-Squad Football 4 B-Squad Football 1. A-Squad Track 3,4, B-Squad Track 2, Class Play 4, Chorus 4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Journal- ism 4, NICKNAMES: O-Johnny, Mister Ockert FAVORITE SAYING: Gee, that's too bad! Thanks Toots PASTIMES: Going to town, Watching T.V., Talking a lot. Mary Jane Charlo Chorus 4, Etymology 4, Journalism 4, Class Play 4, Teacher's aid 4, NICKNAMES: Jane FAVORITE SAYING: Life is wonderful without it you're dead. PASTIMES: Enjoying life while I'm young. 18 Robert Lee Willig Football 3,4, Captain 4. Basketball manager 2. F. Club 3,4. Homecoming King Candidate 4. Journalism 4. NICKNAMES: Willy, Bob. FAVORITE SAYING: I'll never tell. PASTIMES: Working on cars, skiing, and just nothing. Audrey Samuell Transfer from Missoula County 2, Track 2,4, Pep Club 2, NICKNAME: Schautze, Aud. FAVORITE SAYING: Go get um chicken heart. PASTIMES: Play pool, swim, dance. 19 THE FIRST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1967 We, the SENIOR class of 1967, have arrived at the last step in our high school career. Being quite stingy but not having any further use for some of our worldly possessions we hereby bequeath them to a few of the poor and unfortunate underclass- men in hopes that they can make more use of them than we did. To the future SENIORS, we leave nothing--we spent it all! To the future JUNIORS, we leave a pack of baseball cards and a band-aid, to do the best they can. To the future SOPHOMORES, we leave a case of Brownie buttons. To the Future FRESHMEN, we leave a crate of apple polish. JIM HAACKE leaves PAT MURPHY a pair of barber shears, his bear tracks to TOM RICHARDSON, and his hairy legs to DONNA HARRINGTON, (she needs them.) RANDY HENNES leaves Jim Haacke to anyone who has a large enough BEAR cage, and his shapely legs to KATHY LAKE. SUSIE KREIS wills her position as Hi-Lite editor to DEANNA HENNES, in hopes that she can withstand the pain and mental confusion, and her ability to run nylons to KIP MASON. HAYES OTOPALIK leaves his ability to fight Communism and Socialism with his two trusty side-arms, a black and silver Papermate and his voice, to the people of the United States. LINDA HELLMAN wills her blond hair to KEN WILLIAMS, and her perfect attendence to CURT SCHOENING. JOHN OCKERT wills his ability to pole vault to J. D. FRELINGER and his Sunday morning hangovers to BELINDA RICE. PATSY HOWER leaves her empty Clairol bottles to ALAN LACASSE. JIM BOUNDRANT wills his rep hip socks to LINDA WILLIG and hopes that she will make good use of them, his VW to anyone who can get more than 15 kids in it, and his football helmet to PAM LOOKER. SANDY GURSKY wills her engagement ring to PAULETTE GARDIPE, her ability to get into trouble to BRUCE OCHS. MARGE ADAMS wills her diets and hairdye to DEANNA HENNES, her rollers to PAT MURPHY, and her clean locker to Mr. Vickers. PEGGY MCDONALD wills her ability to skip school to ALBERT SAMPLE, and her ability to skip classes and get caught to JEANINE MARCURE . AUDREY SAMUELL gives her little white lies to BILLY BANDY, and her height to JEANINE MARCURE. MARY JANE CHARLO gives her ability to spend money wisely” to ALAN WILLIAMS, and her geometry book to any Sophomore who take it. ROBERT WILLIG leaves his meaness to MIKE BROUGH and his ability to wrech his GTO to JOHN HAACKE. DENNIS KIRCHNER being of sound mind and body, he took it with him! NANCY MCDONALD, leaves her ability to talk with her hands to FRANK ADAMS. 20 UNDERCLASSMEN Connie Myers Pres. Bill Bandy Deanna Hennes Vice Pres James Craft Debby Howell Sec. Treas. A a v Jeanine Marcure Janis Craft Bruce Ochs S.C. Rep. Dan Danforth JUNIORS ”68” Ricky Hagen Cheri Hegel Judy Jenkins Linda Johns Alan Williams 22 Jim Tolman President Linda Adams Annette Hennes Sue Mercer 19” Ken Williams V. Pres. Kathy Lake Sec. Randy Howell Donna Harrington Treas. S.C. Rep. Janice Fisher J. D. Frelinger Paulette Cardipe Danita Charlo Tom Hayes David Kirchner Marcia McDonald Dennis Neilson Tom McNeal Tom Richardson Ron Sample 1 Kerry Shourds Sandy Touchette y y 23 Dave Touchette Patty Willig Vem Rose Frank Adams Pres. Vice Pres. Patty Hoenke Sec. Dennis Kramer Ray Cline Treas. S.C. Rep. Russell Bell Mike Brough Cindy Gorton John Haacke Deloris Danforth % Ross Jenkins Allen La Casse Steve Lackner Belinda Rice Kathy Hoenke Devin Sallee Chester Shourds Donald Smith Terry Steigers Linda Willig FROSH” 24 ACTIVITIES VARSITY Row 1: Alan LaCasse, Steve Lackner, Bruce Ochs, Bill Chester Shourds, Dennis Kramer and David Kirchner. Randy Hennes, Jim Haacke, Tom Hayes, Ken Williams, Rose, Ricky Hagen, Alan Williams, Kip Mason, Dennis Devin Sallee, John Haacke, and Coach West. 26 FOOTBALL Bandy, John Ockert, Tom McNeal, Jim Bondurant, Row 2: Kerry Shourds, Martin Hegel, Randy Howell, Jim Tolman, and J. D. Frelinger. Last Row: Vern Kirchner, Tom Richardson, BobWillig, Dennis Neilson, 27 � 1 1 Debby Howell Annette Hennes 0 HOMECOMING COURT Susie Kreis Queen Donna Harrington Belinda Rice 28 Homecoming candidates, left to right: Vern Rose and Belinda Rice—Freshmen candidates, Ken Williams and Donna Harrington--Sophomore candidates, Randy Hennes and Susie Kreis—Senior candidates, Alan Williams and Debby Howell—junior candidates, Bob Willig and Annette Hennes-- F Club candidates. Jim Haacke, Vice-President of F Club , presents Susie Kreis with bouquet of red roses. 29 PEP CLUB L to r row lj Deanna Hennes; Marcia McDonald; Jan Fisher; Debby Howell; Donna Harrington; Annette Hennes; Kathy Lake: row 2; Sandy Cursky; Nancy McDonald Student council; Sandy Touchette; Secretary; Marge Adams, President; Patty Heonke, Treasurer; Jeanine Marcure, Vice-President; Sally Rupp, row 3 Danita Charlo; Janis Craft; Linda Johns; Don Smith; James Craft; Carolyn Linville; Linda Adams; Cheri Hegel; Mrs. Wade, Sponsor, row 4 Cindy Gorton; Kathy Heonke; Linda Willig; Connie Myers; Delores Danforth; Sue Mercer; Patti Willig; Belinda Rice. F” CLUB Mr. West, Sponsor; Bruce Ochs, Ricky Hagen, Randy Hennes, Jim Haacke, Bob Willig, Tom Richardson; row 2 Dennis Neilson, John Ockert, Vem Rose, Dennis Kirchner, James Boundu- rant, Kip Mason, Randy Howell, row 3; Ken Williams, Kerry Shourds, Devin Sallee, Alan Williams, Curt Schoening, Jim Tolman, Martin Hegel. CHEERLEADERS 31 BASKETBALL Dick West, Coach; David Touchette, Mgr.; Standing from left to right; Bruce Ochs; Ken Williams; Jim Tolman; Dennis Kirchner; Dennis Neilson; Devin Sallee; Tom Richardson; Kip Mason; Vern Rose; Ron Sample; John Ockert. 32 (above) Bill Bandy patiently awaits the ball from a team mate. (right) Randy Howell goes up for a lay in against the Alberton Panthere. B Squad First row, left to right: Terry Steigers; Dennis Kramer; Ray Cline; Allen LaCasse; Steve Lackner; Mike Brough. Second row left to right: Kerry Shourds, Mgr.; Randy Howell; Bill Bandy; Dennis Neilson; Dick West, Coach; John Haacke; Tom Hayes; David Kirchner; Tom NcNeal; J. D. Frelinger, Mgr. 33 A Squad; Kathy Lake, Annette Hennes, Donna Harrington, and Debby Howell Basketball Cheerleaders B Squad; Jan Fisher, Marcia McDonald, and Deanna Hennes 34 ETYMOLOGY CLUB Nancy McDonald, Susie Kries, Mary Jane Charlo, Terry Steigers, Mike Brough, Mr. Martin, Sponsor, Randy Hcnnes, Jim Haacke, Hayes Otoupalik. With the help of Mrs. Ratigan the librarians have organized the books satisfactorily. Tom Hayes, Linda Heilman, Sandy Gursky, Peggy McDonald, Ken Williams, Cheri Hegel, Nancy McDonald, Marge Adams, Deanna Hennes. 35 MUSIC DE Sandy Cursky, Kathy Hoenke, Dolores Danforth, Marge Adams, Linda Adams, Sue Mercer, Linda Willig Second Row: Terry Steigers, Steve Lackner, Belinda Rice, Patty Hoenke, Nancy McDonald, Deanna Hennes, Marcia McDonald, Annette Hennes, Peggy McDonald, and Tom McNeal. Back Row: John Ochert Kerry Shourds, David Touchette, Jim Bondurant, Devin Sallee, Randy Howell, Vern Rose, and Pat Mur’phey David Touchette, Mike Swenson, Tim Tolman, Patty Hoenke, Belinda Rice, and Dennis Kramer. 36 Tanja Looker and Belinda Rice watch closely as Miss La Valley leads the chorus. PARTMENT Rosemary LaCass, Linda Willig, Judy Johns, Patty Willig, Linda Adams, Pam Looker, Debra Sample, Aline Richardson. Row 2. Patty Hoenke, DeDe Bondurant, Nancy McDonald, Marcia McDonald, Sue Mercer, Virginia Rasmussen. Back Row. Tim Tolman, Dennis Kramer, David Touchette, Tom Hayes, John Haacke, Randy Howell, and Steve Lackner. Chorus Officers: Seated: Deanna Hennes, Marge Adams, Nancy McDonald, and Marcia McDonald. Standing: Martin Hegel, Devin Sallee, and Randy Howell. Band Officers: Seated, Tom Hayes, Randy Howell, Nancy McDonald, and David Touchette. Standing: Pam Looker and Laurie Hagen. 37 MUSIC GROUPS David Touchette, Mike Swenson, Patty Hoenke, Belinda Rice, Dennis Kramer, and Tim Tolman performer for many clubs in Missoula. Tanja Looker, Belinda Rice, Mike Swenson, Pam Looker, Patty Hoenke, Dave Touchette, Steve Lackner, Linda Adams, Dennis Kramer, and Tim Tolman sang for the talent show. David Touchette sings Born Free at Senior Graduation 38 Take five. Don't let your enthusiasm show so much! AT THE TOURNEY Tip Off! Waiting for something? 39 Cast for THE TRYSTING PLACE Jim Haacke, Sandy Gursky, Jim Bondurant, Susie Kries, Randy Hennes, Marge Adams, Hayes Otoupalik. Cast for GENIUS JUNIOR Nancy McDonald, Kip Mason, Mary Jane Char- lo, Bill Bandy, Peggy McDonald, Bruce Ochs, Deanna Hennes, Patsy Hower, John Ockert. 1 want an answer! Good-bye Lancie Oh Brother! 40 What's this NO fellas you can't do this! ANNUAL STAFF Jim Bondurant types a stencil while Jeanine Marcure and Mr. Martin check over a layout. Linda Heilman, Editor, is explaining to Cheri Hegel and Connie Myers how- to lay out future pages. JOURNALISM The Journalism class is working hard for another All State Rating. From the left are. Patsy Hower, Mary Jane Charlo, Hayes Otouplik, Robert Willig, Randy Hennes, John Ochert, Susie Kreis, Dennis Kirchner, and Mrs. Cork, Advisor. 42 JUNIOR SKIP The laziest bunch in school. DAY It's not really all that Sticky. It doesn't taste that bad! 43 Oh, do you hurt and have a temperature? Always knew you were all wet. PAINTING The rock of Gibraltar, 1 presume. 44 Why don't you try it? The Grub Club THE F” 45 The lazy bunch. SADIE HAWKINS DANCE FRENCHTOWN OLYMPIC TEAM Among the less competitive and popular sports at Frenchtown High School is the cram- ming of boys into Voltswagons. The requirements are not to stiff, you need only be a contortionist, expert breath holder, and of course to endure extreme physical pain. At present date the record for Frenchtown stands at fifteen. 47 Don't tell me you've got claustrophobia!!! PEP ASSEMBLY Randy Hennes and Jim Haacke show us how to do a cheer. Coach West gives a pep talk. B Squad cheerleaders do the School song. A Squad cheerleaders lead the assembly in a cheer. Donna Harrington, Annette Hennes and Debby Howell Randy Hennes, Alan Williams, Jim Haacke a and Kip Mason pose to show us their new outfits. Mr. Hightower says we need school spirit. 48 HOME EC II GIVES SCHOOL TEA! t The Home Ec II girls are giving an April Shower Tea to the student body of Frenchtown who are thoroughly enjoying the tasty food. 49 THE PRICE OF A SPAGHETTI DINNER 52 53 54 Debby gives John his gifts. JUNIOR- SENIOR Debby and Bruce Before the crowning of Peggy and John. PROM Bruce giving the tiara to Peggy. 55 The theme of the prom was ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT Decorated in two shades of blue, for the sky, and in maroon and white to form a patio, with a brick wall dividing the patio and the dance. A fountain was used to provide some lighting and the sound of water running. An apple tree was made and there was a love seat in front of it for use. Music was supplied by the OPUS II1I from the University. The grand inarch going four abreast. John Ochert leading the boys. . . WHERE? The grand march was led by the king and queen after the crowning. 56 Prom Queen and King: Peggy McDonald and John Ockert. 57 GRADES Row 1 1. to r.; Mike Nolan; Johnnie Kennedy; Karen Hoenke; Loma Kirchner; David Cry; Monte Hegel; Dean Burnham; Robert Card; Burt Creighton; Row 2 Mrs. Braun; Luanne Felstet; Danny Lucier; Bobby McDonald; Debra Raugutt; Eric Sallee; Wayne Brough; Paul Dahlquist; Trent Looker; Row 3; Jeff Dobie; Sharon West; Scott Jack- son; Kenny Courser; Bemadine Gursky; Glen Willig; Sam Baerlocher; Steven Gardner FIRST GRADE SECOND GRADE Row 1; 1. to r. Eric Rasmussen; Carlene Fox; Teri Ockert; Sheila Job; Kathy Gardner; Angela Jette; Diane Tucker; Row 2: Mrs. Smith; Bruce Stenerson; Bryan Deschamps; Meggan Ryan; Barbara Card; Debbie Luckey; Robin Harrington; Row 3: Dan Dahlquist; David McDonald; Leslie Blackman; Laura Gursky; Steven Johns; Loreen Felstet; Joe McNeal THIRD GRADE Row 1, L to R. Joey Scheffer; Monte Mason; Larry Shaw; Dale Reynolds; Galen Franchuk; Kenny Lake; Robert 1-ranchuk; Row 2. Audrey Job; Barry Deschamps; Richard Cline; Karin Brough; Leonard Hoenkc; Donnie Swen- son; Myron Rassmussen; Gary' Kreis; Row 3. Kay Seddon; Marsha Jackson; Diane Ralph; Dean Dahlquist; Tony Eastridge; Audrey Kramer; Mike Ryan; Stanley Smith; Leilani Schoening; Darla Burnham; Julia Fisher. Row 4. Mrs. Michael; Wayne Touchette; Morris Parker; Katy Lehman; Decna VanNcss; David Harris; Rodney Gardner; Teri Creighton; Cindy Myers; and Mrs. Bandy FOURTH GRADE Row 1, L to R. Kacy La Flesch; Randy Gardner; John Hegel; Allen Lake; Charles West; Row 2. Burt Creighton; Colleen Shourds; Belinda Shourds; Carl Willig; Delmar Hewlett; Patty Job; Susan Franchuk; Cindy Rasmussen; Row 3. Mrs. Parker Dexter Stratton; Robbi Watson; Carrie Sonne; Harvey McDonald; Jeff Gard; Jerry' Lehman; John Dobie; Row 4. Kathy Lucier; Susie Baerlocher; Cheryl Gursky; Teri Hegre; Anita VanNess; Susan Danforth; Rita Heare; Dianna Burnham. FIFTH GRADE Row 1; 1 to r; Billy Nolen; Frank Hegel; Fred Slenes; Jeff Kreis; Mark Hennes; Kevin Ryan; Row 2; Grant Adams; Randy Rice; Loren Ralph; Deena Heare; Cheryl Myers; Tim Brough; Larry LaCasse; John Kramer; Row 3 Mrs. Michael; Timothy Steigers; Dale Raugutl; Charles Smith; David Morrison; Melanie Parker; John McNeal; Shirley Courser; Susan Ockert: Row' 4 Teri Marcure; Debra Harrington; Vicki Jackson; Patti Danforth; Francis Collins; Terry Job; Joan Shaw; Ann Tucker; Miss Goodsell ' I LM T k i i T SIXTH GRADE Row 1 1 to n Patric Brough; Christie Steiger; Joyce Kennedy; Nanci Gardner; Roy Rasmussen; Jerill Jenkins; Kim Bagncll, Jay LaFlesch; row 2 Bobby Erlandson; Laurin Ryan; Cliff Danforth; Lee Ellison; Lyle Shaw; Linda Touchette; Kathy Kramer; Sharon Courser; Row 3 Vicki Bell; Patti Kreis; Calvin Myers; Micky Parker, Dennis Scheffer; Diane Danforth; Roxy Rose; Amy Baerlocker; Not Pictured Mrs. Shreeve SEVENTH GRADE Row 1; 1 to r Tom Steigers; Dermis Creighton; Jim Adams; Kenny Heare; Suzanne Hayes; Cathy Shourds; Kelvin Rice; Mike Swenson: Row 2; Ricki Marcure; David Jackson; Larry Gursky; Randy Bailey; Ed Nolan: Dan Lake; Barry Johnson; Dan Sample: Row 3; Jerry Mercer; Sherry Fairbanks; Tanja Looker; Sharon Lacasse; Dawn Kramer; Barbara Neilson; Vicki Cline. EIGHTH GRADE Row 1; 1 to r; Virginia Rasmussen; LaRae Tucker; Aline Richardson; Andy Hayes; Scott Scheffer; Duane Rey- nolds; Rosemary LaCasse: Row 2; Mr. Vickers; Pam Looker; Laurie Hagen; Mike Kreis; Ken Cry; Ernie Otoupalik; Cliff Myers; Dede Bondurant; Marla Sorenson; Joyce Stenerson; Row 3; Barbara Touchette; Lloyd Kirchner; Gilbert Ockert; Debra Sample; Tim Tolman; Brian Johnson; Jackie Ankney; Judy Johns GRADE BAND TRAINING BAND BEGINNERS BAND 63 1st row Left to Right: David Jackson, Manager; Ricky Marcure, Jimmy Adams, Tom Steigers, Ken Heare, Scott Scheffer, Mike Swenson, Duane Reynolds, Kelvin Rice, Danny Sample. 2nd row. Lloyd Kirchner, Barry John- son, Bryan Johnson, Danny Lake, Mike Kreis, Cliff Myers, Ken Cyr, Gilbert Ockert, Tim Tolman, Jerry Mer- cer, Coach Vickers The cheerleaders from the grade school team have promoted sportsmanship and school spirit for all the games. Rosemary LaCasse, LaRae Tucker, Aline Richardson, and Tanja Looker. 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