Harlowton High School - Engineer Yearbook (Harlowton, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1971 volume:

School Board Left to right: Mr. Joseph Fahn, Superintendent; Mr. Perry Smith, Dr. John Peake, Mr. Richard Berg, Mr. Joe Morse, Mr. Dwain Meyer, Chairman; Mr. Warren Jones, Mr. A.C. Moe, Mr. Gene Leary, Mr. Jim Zigweid, Mrs. Mary Gin Leppink, Clerk. Student Council Row 1: Mary DeNevi, MASC Secretary; Dan Close, Treasurer; Doug Nissen, President; Althea Fochs, Secretary; Majel Gliko, Vice President; Karen Nyquist. Row 2: Mr. Stoll, Advisor; Ann Nissen, Duane Swanz, Dennis Swanz, Margaret Maixner, Marilyn McQuirk. Row 3: Jane Alexander, Rita Robertson, Anne Johnson, Janie Johnson, Peggy Stewart, JoAnn Holems. Row 4: Rod Fleming, Chuck Toavs, Dave Hess, Rick Olson, Rob Dean, Phil Biggs, Bob Jones. 2 Profit can be defined as returns, proceeds, or revenue as from in- vestment, This definition of profit could serve to explain the relation- ship of our student body to Harlowton High School. I would hope that each person involved in the functioning of this school has made a profit as a great as his investment. May this annual portray your past investments and profits as well as indicate the future rewards that might be yours. Darrel Stoll, Principal It has been said that man is the only living thing that classifies, therefore, let this book portray the stu- dent groups to the extent that they help in the func- tioning of a school to further classify. This book shows groups by grades, by activities, by purpose, by goals achieved. It distinguishes fun groups from serious groups, physical training from mental development, tall from short, boys from girls, young from old, and others not apparent to me. One can draw a final sum- mation that this annual like annuals before it can serve only as a pictorial history of school events for the year 1970-71. May the senior class of 1971 have progressed through the classified groups to such an extent that they have gained the ability to decide which group they best fit. May the training that they have re- ceived during this period of formal education have prepared them to meet the challenge which lies ahead. Good Luck and may you all become fear- less leaders of your group. Joseph Fahn, Superintendent 4 Mr. Gerald Clausen Western Montana College U.S. History, P.A.D., Bookkeeping, Head Basketball Coach. Mr. Jack Cookson MSU Chemistry, Math, Driver's Education. Mr. Wendell Griffen Western Montana College Social Studies, History. Miss Linda Lewis MSU Home Economics, Girls' Health Physical Education. Mr. Dwayne Ihly MSU Elementary and High School Music. Mr. Thomas Laity MSU Jr. High and Senior High School Math, Physics, Drama. Miss Leslie Walker Western Montana College English, Librarian, Mr. Frank Gliko U of M, U of Wash. College of Great Falls Jr. High Reading, Spelling, Girls Track Coach. Mr. John Driscoll Western Montana College English, Speech Drama, Wrestling Coach. Miss Kathleen Normile MSU French, Social Studies, English. Mr. Paul Povilaitis Eastern Montana College Science, General Science. Mr. James Myers Western Montana College Commercial, P. E., Head Football Coach, School Paper. Mr. Steven Finck Western Montana College Art, English, Annual, School Paper. Mr. Paul Willis U of M, College of Great Falls Guidance, Counseling, Current Affairs. Mr. Jack Gehring Western Montana College Biology, Physical Science. Mrs. Billie South Secretary In addition to the faculty and adminis- tration there are others who help Harlowton High School to function effectively. We wish to give notice to these individuals and thank them for their services. Mr. Don Hammel Custodian 8 Mr. Bill Biggs Bus Driver Mr. AI Ostrum Custodian Vice President; Jim Sanders, PrcJpe Dennis Svvanz. Diane Mihalovlch, Secretary; Jeanine Gilleir Alexander, Parliament; Greg Bennett Betty Bjork Dan Close Donald Dalgarno Pauline Fetter Althea Fochs Valedictorian Atha Griffith Salutatorian Rita Hallberg Janine Iichtenbarger Jerry Lindsley (picture not available) Diane Mihalovich Lynn Muggenburg Pat Watson Bill Youngbauer Class of 1972 Aicher, Linda Biggs, Phil Blum, Ted Cooney, John Davis, Nathan Dean, Rob DeBuff, Bob Decock, Gary DeNevi, Mary Erbe, Patricia Fahn, Debbie Fetter, Matt Fischer, Maxine Fleming, Tamara Goodell, Douglas Harris, Vicki Hinand, Rick Johnson, Anne Johnson, Jane Johnson, John 20 Knudson, James E. Lane, Virginia Lennington, Linda Linville, Lana Livingston, Cynthia Lorenzen, A.J. Mager, Roger Meyer, Judy Mumion, Jo Ann Murphy, Colleen Nissen, Ann Nyquist, Karen Olson, Rick Pacheco, Kenneth Peccia, Marilyn Smith, Glenda Stearns, Tom Stewart, Peggy Tennis, Pam Tronnes, Dean Tuss, George Weil, Richard Widdicombe, Mardelle Wojtowick, Tim Class of 1973 Bennett, Charles Bennett, Sally Berg, Donna Biegel, Debbie Bouchard, Ricky Bouchard, Terry Bundren, Ken C allant, Larry Cox, Oscar R. Daggett, Carol Dean, Christine DeBuff, Darlene Deeringer, Mari De Nevi, Thersa Duncan, Bill A. Elkins, Paula Fischer, Marlene Foster, Jeanneth Frost, Gwen Frost, Sharon Gillen, Doug Griffith, Robert Heck, Vicki Hess, David Hickman, Margo Holloway, Rhonda Hunter, Lynette Husmann, Cindy Hutchison, Vernon Jones, Bob 24 Kalberg, Louis Labrie, Cherie Larsen, Terrie Massing, Shelia McQuirk, Marilyn Meyers, Gail Miller, Debra Murch, Paul Murnion, Tim O'Neill, Patricia Peake, John Reno, Denise Smith, Karen Starns, John Stetson, Hal Stevens, Therese Stewart, Stephen Taylor, Ben Toavs, Chuck Turley, Jeff Tuss, Victor Walls, Ken Watson, Peggy Webber, Ron Weil, Dan Widdicombe, Debra Williams, Jene Winsky, Kathy Wood, Clyde 25 Class of 1974 Anderson, Aria Bain, Jim Barnhart, Gary Berg, Beth Ann Bouchard, James Bowman, Mike Budge, Pamala Clark, Patricia Clark, Dennis Daggett, John Gliko, Stanley Hagberg, Terry Halberg, Frances Hess, Casey Hickman, Linda Huck, Rae Ellen Jones, Jeff Knudson, Richard Larsen, Roger Livingston, Ramona 28 Mahoney, Nancy Massing, Patty Meyer, Kathy Moore, Dianne Muggenburg, Michele Murphy, Michael Peterson, Darcy Pidcock, Richard Reno, Letty Robertson, Rita Skeel, Candy Sorenson, Kim South, Suzie Starnes, Doris Steams, Jeanie Stevens, Marianne Stewart, Judy Thompson, Rae Nell Tierney, Pam Toaves, Debbie 30 Painting of the “ H’ Starting the Homecoming week the sophomore class painted the H on Wednesday, The sophomores left for the H looking fairly respectable, and came back look- ing like white-washed ghosts and causing the rest of the students to wonder what the H looked like. The follow- ing day the seniors initiated the freshmen. They met in the locker rooms and the seniors proceeded to dress the freshmen in the most uncomfortable, outlandish costumes imaginable. During a student assembly, the initiates ate spaghetti blindfolded, pushed coins across the floor with their noses, and saluted the seniors. This began the hectic week of Homecoming. 32 Homecoming Parade High School Band Key Club Float Student Teachers 33 B Squad Cheerleaders On Friday, the homecoming parade was lead through the downtown district by the A and B squad cheerleaders. In the center of the downtown area, the students partic- pated in cheers after which the HHS band played a few songs. This year for the first time student teachers entered a float for which they received an honorable mention. During the week preceeding the Home- coming game, floats were frantically construct- ed by members of each class. Prior to the game the floats and candidates were displayed in a parade through the downtown area. A tranquil day prevented the floats from being blown apart this year. Seventh, Third Place Sophomores Juniors, Seniors First Place Second Place Eighth Grade Juniors Win First in Float Contest 35 Page Photographed and Sponsored by MacNab Studio, Bozeman Princesses Lynn Homecoming 1970 Queen Linda Senior candidates: Lynn Muggenburg, Diane Mihalovich and Pauline Fetter. Each year the high school classes elect twelve candidates for homecoming royalty. From these twelve the football team selected a queen and two princesses who were crowned during the halftime ceremonies. Junior candidates: Linda Aicher, Ann Nissen and Patricia Erbe. Sophomore candidates: Lynette Hunter, Marilyn McQuirk and Marlene Fischer. Freshman candidates: Rita Robertson, Kathy Meyer and Candy Skeel. Senior Class Presents THE MOUSE TRAP CAST Philip Carson Martha Carson Sally Carson Teddy Carson Lorraine Carson Tom Manning Mary lee Johnston Anne Winters Elizabeth Mathews Kip Stone Hermione Hightower Butler Sadie Neville Smythe Ken Latimer Phil Biggs Theresa DeNevi Glenda Smith Jeanie Steams Jane Alexander Matt Tennis Jane Johnson Lynette Hunter Becky Willems Ray Stewart Mary DeNevi Linda Aicher Tom Steams Junior Class Presents PUBLICITY MAD CAST Mrs, Sarah Wilkins Betsy Selig Mimi Van Dijk Susan Page Mrs, Essenprice Melly Compton Eddie Knapp Vicky Monroe Tina Grey Marcille Benedict Peter Webster Tom Sam Betty Cindy Cellar Christopher Daniels Orderly Jeanine Gillen Glenda Smith Colleen Murphy Linda Aicher Mary DeNevi Ann Nissen A.J. Lorenzen Jane Alexander Marlene Fischer Maxine Fischer Tom Stearns Jeanie Stearns Janie Johnson Judy Stewart Kathy Meyer Marc Bridges Bill Youngbauer 39 Sadie Hawkins Dance Daisy Mae: Debbie Biegel Little Abner: Bill Youngbauer Sadie Hawkins, an annual dance sponsored by the senior class, was held November 6. Refreshments were served, marriage licenses were issued, and Daisy Mae and Little Abner were crowned. An exciting hay fight ended the night's festivities. 40 Best dressed Hippie Girl Debbie Biegel It has been said at many general assemblies that the student body of HHS is one of the best dressed. On April 16 of this year, however, this was prob- ably not true. Designated Hippie Day by the Stu- dent Senate, the day was filled with laughter, peace signs and really wild costumes. At a Student Assembly, the best dressed hippie boy and girl were presented with trophies; they were Debbie Biegel and Roger Mager. JUNIOR PROM King Jim Sanders Queen Jane Alexander Princess Janie Johnson Prince Ted Blum Leaders Shannon Murphey and Barry Mumion Phil Biggs, Junior Class Vice-President, crowns Jane Alexander Queen. Patricia Erbe, Junior Class President, crowns Jim Sanders King. 42 JAPANESE TEA GARDEN Crepe paper, glue, thousands of staples, and plenty of hard work merged beautifully to form the 1971 Junior Prom. A tea house, blos- soming cherry trees, cranes, irises, lilies, and Japanese scenes helped carry out the theme, Japanese Tea Garden. The entire class took part in the actual construction, which began a week before the prom date, May 1. Mural, tea-house, fence and flower committees cut, taped, stapled, and scrubbed to meet the April 30 deadline. The deadline was met, and over 80 couples walked through a crepe paper arch into a beautiful tea garden on Saturday night. The Grand March FFA-FHA Ball Queen Althea Fochs and King Nathan Davis Skip Day I I Skip day, an annual Senior event, was held at Chico Hot Springs. An ingenious scheme ended abortively when an ambulance was called. mm BANQUET Each year the seniors' mothers put on a banquet for the graduating seniors. This year's guest speaker at the banquet was State Senator Jim Moore. The mothers provided entertainment in the form of a humorous skit. Government Introduction of Head Table This year's Government Day was held on May 11. To begin the busy, exciting day, Rick Olson, Chairman of Govt. Day led the student body in the Pledge of Allegiance. Harlo Students were honored to have the three MASC (Montana Association of Student Councils) officers as their guests. They were Bill Saubert, President; and Mary DeNevi. Secretary. During the day, questioning of candidates, class elections, and cheerleading tryouts were conducted. Government Day con- cluded the last big project for this years Stu- dent Senate. Chairman Rick Olson Student Body President Doug Nissen 46 Candidates wait to give their final speech. Graduation The class of 1971 was graduated on May 18. Mr. Howard Porter was guest speaker at the cere- mony. The class flower was the white rose; colors, green and white; and the motto, Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. Althea Fochs was valedictorian and Atha Griffith was salutatoriam Student Court Left to Right: Dale Livingston, Ted Blum, Matt Tennis, Chief Justice; Marc Bridges, Becky Willems, Clerk of Court, All State Band and Chorus Row 1: Marlene Fischer, Ramona Livingston, All State Chorus; Jim Knudson. Row 2: Becky Willems, Janet Hunter, Maxine Fischer, Richard Knudson, 50 Scholarship SENIORS Left to Right, Standing: Althea Fochs, Majel Gliko, Jeff Pirrie, Dennis Swanz, Dwain Swanz, Dan Close, Matt Tennis, Janet Hunter. Seated: Atha Griffith, Margaret Maixner, Jeanine Gillen, Jane Alexander, Linda Tronnes, Becky Willems, Betty Bjork. JUNIORS Left to Right, Standing: Judy Meyer, Karen Nyquist, Rob Dean, Linda Aicher, Mary DeNevi, Seated: Cynthia Livingston, Peggy Stewart, Anne Johnson, Marilyn Peccia, Colleen Murphy, Patricia Erbe, Glenda Smith (not pictured). Banquet SOPHOMORES Left to Right, Standing: Chuck Toaves, Peggy Watson, Gail Meyers, Rhonda Holloway, Debbie Miller, Ken Walls, Paul Murch. Seated: Theresa DeNevi, Carol Daggett, Marlene Fischer, Debbie Biegel, Margo Hickman, Karen Smith. FRESHMEN Left to Right, Standing: Jim Bain, John Daggett, Rita Robertson, Mike Murphy, Roger Larson, Mike Widdicombe, Seated: Doris Starnes, Ramona Livingston, Aria Anderson, Nancy Mahoney, Diane Moore. Class night, a senior awards night, was May 17. Senior class president Jim Sanders welcomed everyone, and then the various awards were presented. Those other than seniors receiving awards were Debbie Toavs, GAA Award; and Rick Olson, John Cooney, Richard Weil and Chuck Toavs for FFA Awards. Ray Stewart read class wills and Janine Lichtenbarger read her class poem. The program concluded with the song We've Only Just Begun read by Jane Alexander accompanied by Becky Willems. . Althea Fochs . Althea Fochs . Jane Alexander . Majel Gliko . Jim Sanders . Jane Alexander . Majel Gliko Althea Fochs . Majel Gliko . Janet Hunter . Althea Fochs . Matt Tennis . Rita Halberg . Doug Nissen . Jane Alexander . Jane Alexander Jeanine Gillen Betty Crocker Award........................ Crisco Award............................... Eastern Star Award......................... Bausch and Lomb Science Award.............. Pioneer Memorial Scholarship Award . • . • D. A. R. Good Citizenship Award............ Delta Gamma Gamma Participation . . . . National Guard Armory Scholarship Award . Kiwanis Vo-Tech Scholarship Award . . . . Mary Klock Memorial Scholarship Award . . National Observer Award (Dow Chemical Company)................... Dr Raymond Nell Johnson Scholarship . • American Legion Award (Outstanding High School Boy).............. MIEA Award................................. Hospital Guild Award....................... Awards Night Marc Bridges receives the 110 percent award for basket- ball. Doug Nissen is awarded the 110 percent trophy for foot- ball. Sam Walls, outstanding track man, receives his trophy. Paul Murch is awarded the trophy for the best free throw percentage. Pat Watson re- ceives the award for the out- standing back in football. Dennis and Duane Swanz were picked as outstanding defense men for this year in football. Russell Hickman receives the trophy for being the outstand- ing lineman in football. Jim Sanders is awarded the John Philip Sousa Award for band participation. National Honor Society Row 1: Duane Swanz, Student Senate Rep.; R. Hallberg, Secretary; Dennis Swanz, President; M. Gliko, Vice President; B. Willems, Treasurer; Mr. Willis, Advisor. Row 2: R. Dean, L. Tronnes, A. Griffith, J. Alexander, M. Maixner, A. Fochs. Row 3: B. DeBuff, M. DeNevi, L. Aicher, A. Johnson, M. Peccia, C. Livingston. Row 4: K. Nyquist, C. Murphy, J. Meyer, G. Smith, P. Erbe, P. Stewart. The National Honor Society held its annual induction on April 7 in the new gym. Thirteen new members were in- ducted. For the iniation, the ten Senior members held a trial at which witnesses testified that the new members had the four basic principles of the National Honor Society: Leadership, Scholarship, Service and Character. High School Week Delegates Left to Right: Althea Fochs, Dennis Swanz, Becky Willems, Atha Griffith, Girls State Standing: Girls State Alternates, Janie Johnson, Pam Tennis. Sit- ting: Girls State Delegates, Cynthia Livingston, Anne Johnson. i?OWB Boys State Row 1: Boys State Delegates, Rick Olson, Jim Knudson, Rob Dean, Tom Stearns. Row 2: Boys State Alternates, Rick Hinand, John Cooney, Phil Biggs, Nathan Davis. Football Varsity Row 1: (left to right) Russell Hickman, Jim Sanders, Doug Nissen, JeffBleeker, GregBleeker, RobDean. Row 2: Ken Walls, Duane Swanz, Bob Jones, John Cooney, Rick Hinand, Dan Close, Tom Stearns, Coach Olsen, Coach Meyers, (extreme left and right). Row 3: Rick Olson, Ted Blum, George Tuss, Ed Otten, Paul Murch. Row 4: Dale Livingston, Sam Walls, Pat Watson, Dennis Swanz, Managers Matt Tennis and Bill Youngbauer (left and right). Seniors Row 1: (left to right) Jim Sanders, Doug Nissen, Pat Watson, Sam Walls, Dan Close. Row 2: Russell Hickman Duane Swanz, Dale Livingston, Greg Bleeker, Jeff Bleeker. Junior Varsity First Row: Jene Williams, Ken Bundren, Hal Stetson, Chuck Bennett, Rodger Larsen, Dennis Clark. Second Row: Clyde Wood, Randy Wright, John Daggett, John Peake, Jim Bain, Jeff Turley, Mike Murphy, Coach Claussen. Third Row: Larry Callant, Robert Griffith, Richard Pidcock, Stanley Gliko, Victor Tuss, and John Starnes. Coaches Assistant Gary Olson I have nothing but praise for the 1970 FIGHTING ENGINEERS. When courage was needed they had it. When pride was of the essence of importance, the Maroon and Gold stood out with illumination. When team work was called on, 23 FIGHTING ENGINEERS were there. Although our season did not bring the championship, it gave me the everlasting friendship of 23 young men and 12 that have my best re- gards for what ever the future may hold for them. May all future Engineer football seasons be as re- warding and successful as the 1970 season. 61 Coach Jim Meyers Conference Scores Harlowton 46 Lodge Grass 0 Harlowton 50 Absarokee 12 Harlowton 8 Big Timber 20 Harlowton 63 Columbus 12 Harlowton 16 Roundup 18 Harlowton 16 Huntley Project 22 Harlowton 14 Red Lodge 14 Row 1: T. Hagberg, B. Duncan, B. Taylor, J. Peake, D. Close, K. Pacheco, T. Stearns, R. Hinand, J. Turley, Row 2: J. Johnson, Manager; T. Robertson, D. Swanz, G. Bleeker, D. Swanz, J. Sanders, R. Hickman, Coach Driscoll. A Squad Standing: Marc Bridges, Pat Watson, Doug Nissen, Phil Biggs, Bill Youngbauer, Sam Walls, Dave Hess, Paul Murch, Ted Blum, Rob Dean. Kneeling: Matt Tennis, Manager, Coach Claussen, Dale Livingston, Manager. Seniors Pat Watson, Bill Youngbauer, Doug Nissen, Sam Walls, Marc Bridges. B Squad Row 1: Manager, Richard Pidcock, Doug Gillen, Hal Stetson, Chuck Toaves, Ed Otton, Nathan Davis, Coach Myers, Row 2: Standing, Ken Bundren, Dave Hess, John Starnes, Ken Walls, Bob Jones, Doug Goodell. C Squad Row 1: Coach Griffen, Mike Murphy, Jim Bain, Rodger Larsen, Richard Knudson, Richard Pidcock, Manager. Row 2: Louie Kalberg, Randy Wright, Larry Callant, Dennis Clark, John Daggett. Conference Scores Harlowton 51 Big Timber 48 Harlowton 58 Red Lodge 70 Harlowton 71 Columbus 61 Harlowton 54 Lodge Grass 63 Harlowton 67 Roundup 53 Harlowton 75 Absarokee 53 Harlowton 75 Huntley Project 66 Harlowton 78 Big limber 66 Harlowton 53 Red Lodge 77 H arlowton 66 Columbus 58 Harlowton 78 Lodge Grass 62 Harlowton 58 Roundup 59 Harlowton 63 Absarokee 55 Harlowton 35 Huntley Project 55 Boy s Track Row 1: M. Tennis, J. Cooney, R. Griffith, J. Daggett, R. Hinand, D. Nissen, R. Pidcock, Manager. Row 2: Coach Myers, L. Callant, S. Walls, B. Youngbauer, P. Watson, P. Murch, B. Jones, D. Close, Coach Claussen. Golf Team Kneeling: J. Bain, S. Gliko, L. Kalberg, D. Gillen. Standing: Coach Gehring, T. Steams, W. Helmbrecht, D. Hess, O. Cox, The boy's track team was represented at the state meet in Billings by Rick Hinand in the 100 yard dash and by Sam Walls in the triple jump. McQUITTY FIELD iomftf Of Imfmtm' Girl s Track Row 1: P. Clark, K. Sorensen, T. DeNevi, M. Stevens, C. LaBrie, K. Smith, K. Meyer, A. Anderson, L. Hunter. Row 2: M. Muggenburg, M. Mahoney, L. Tronnes, D. Toavs, L. Hickman, T. Larsen, D. Mihalovich, S. Bennett, P. Watson, D. Biegel, D. Reno, Coach Gliko. (not pictured: Suzie South, Patty Massing, Atha Griffith, Captain; Rita Robertson). Atha Griffith, the only senior on the track team, won the captain trophy. Karen Smith, a sophomore who totaled 104 points prior to the State Track Meet, won High Point Trophy. For die second consecutive year, the Harlo track girls won the class B championship in the Billings Invitational Track Meet. In the Southern Divisional Meet the girls placed in ten of fourteen events and won the second place trophy. Three sophomores, Karen Smith, Sally Bennet, Cherie Labrie, and four freshmen, Kathy Meyer, Rita Robertson, Suzie South, Patty Massing, won track letters and pins and qualified to enter the State Track Meet. — Annual Staff Row 1: P. Fetter, N. Neighbor, C. Stetson, B. Bjork, business manager; L. Tronnes and M. Gliko, co-editors; C. Murphy, Row 2: Mr. Finck, sponsor R. Hallberg, J. Lane, A. Johnson, J. Johnson, G. Smith, M. DeNevi, M. Fischer. Row 3: A. Griffith, D. Reno, C. Daggett, T. DeNevi, P. Stewart, K. Nyquist, M. Peccia. Rebound Staff Row 1: C. Daggett, C. Livingston, A. Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Alexander and B. Willems, co-editors; J. Johnson, M. Fischer, M. Hickman, M. Peccia. Row 2: Mr. Myers, sponsor; L. Hunter, G. Meyers, D. Biegel, T. DeNevi, L. Tronnes, R. Hallberg, N. Neighbor, M. DeNevi, Mr. Finck, sponsor. Row 3: J. Gillen, M. Deeringer, N. Mahoney, L. Hickman, C. Dean, K. Winsky, M. McQuirk, C. Labrie, L. Muggenburg, L. Aicher. Row 4: J. Girard, M. Maixner, R. Robertson, P. Tierney, D. Hess, R. Dean, M. Bridges, G. Smith, M. Fischer, J. Hunter. Drama Club Row 1: ]. Girard, L. Aicher, Treasurer; J. Meyer, Secretary; J. Alexander, President; J. Hunter, Vice President; M. Maixner, Student Senate Rep.; M. Fischer, C. Murphy, Mr. Driscoll, Advisor. Row 2: J. Stearns, M. DeNevi, B. Willems, G. Smith, L. Hunter, M. Fischer, K. Winsky, T. DeNevi, M. Hickman. Row 3: D. Biegel, J. Gillen, D. Mihalovich, C. Livingston, A. Johnson, M. Peccia, L. Hickman, N. Mahoney, M. Deeringer, S. Bennett. Row 4: J. Lane, J. Johnson, L. Lenington, R. Thompson, P. Tierney, A. Anderson, K. Meyer, M. Muggenburg, M. McQuirk, A. Nissen, M. Gliko. Ski Club Row 1: Dave Hess; Student Senate Rep.; A. Johnson, Treasurer; D. Close, President; A. Nissen, Secretary; A. Fochs, Vice President; Mr. Willis, advisor. Row 2: M. Hickman, L. Muggenburg, D. Mihalovich, R. Robertson, M. Fischer, L. Hickman, P. Budge, D. Biegel, J. Meyer, L. Aicher. Row 3: J. Bleeker, P. Skeel, M. Fischer, T. Robertson, P. Clark, A. Anderson, J. Stearns, M. Stevens, T. Stevens, K. Meyer, T. Stearns. Row 4: D. Swanz, S. South, K. Sorenson, D. Swanz, G. Bleeker. 71 Future Homemakers of America Row 1: K. Nyquist, Student Senate Rep,; P. Stewart, Reporter; P. Tierney, Historian; M. Deeringer, Treasurer; R. Hallberg, Secretary; J. Hunter, Vice President; A. Fochs, President; Miss Lewis, Sponsor. Row 2: F. Hallberg, N. Mahoney, D. Toavs, M. Stevens, T. Fleming, V. Harris, V, Heck, L. Tronnes. Row 3: R. Livingston, P. Clark. R. Huck, B. Berg, K. Winsky, D. Miller, L. Muggenburg, M. McQuirk. Future Farmers of America Row 1: M. Bowman, C. Toavs, Vice President; R. Olson, President; B. Jones, Treasurer; B. Duncan, Secretary; J. Knudson, N. Davis, P. Tierney. Row 2: G. Barnhart, T. Hegberg, T. Bouchard, R. Weil, Mr. Olson, Sponsor; R. Hinand, J. Widdicombe, R. Knudson. Row 3: J. Cooney, R. Mager, S. Stewart, J. Bouchard, J. Johnson, M. Fetter, D. Clark, R. Griffith. Row 1: J. Bleeker; R. Hickman; T. Blum; Vice-president; Linda Aicher, Key Club Sweetbeart D. Close, Secre tary; D. Livingston, President; Row 2: R. Dean; V. Tuss; D. Gillen; D. Nissen; G. Bleeker J. Sanders, Ro 3. J. Conney; R. Pidcock; M. Murphy; J. Bain; D. Hess; J. Peake; Row 4: Mr. Day, Advisor; R. Hmand; G. Tuss, P. Biggs; T. Wojotowick; T. Stearns; Mr. Smith, Advisor. The Key Club, which is a very active group at H.H. S., started their busy year by choosing their club sweetheart, Linda A icher. Their float in the homecoming parade won an honorable mention. For the Christmas program, they formed a band, the Key-Tastrophy, which entertained the Student Body with two songs. After Christmas and much hard work, the boys opened a teen center downtown, the Key Hole. Jim Sanders served this year as District Lieutenant Governor and Phil Biggs was elected District Secretary for 1971-72. Lettermen’s Club Row 1: Mr. Myers, advisor; J. Bleeker, R. Hickman, President; M. Bridges, Vice President; D. Swanz, Secretary-Treasurer; P. Biggs, D. Nissen, Mr. Claussen, advisor. Row 2: G. Bleeker, P. Watson, D. Close, T. Williems, D. Swanz, R. Dean, D. Hess. Row 3: R. Olson, M. Tennis, T. Stearns, G. Tuss, R. Hinand, T. Blum, J. Cooney. Row 4: P. Murch, L. Kalberg, E. Otton, B. Jones, D. Livingston, B. Youngbauer, S. Walls, K. Walls. Girls Athletic Association Row 1: A. Fochs, Parliamentarian; J. Johnson, Student Senate Rep.; M. Fischer, Secretary; K. Winsky, Treasurer; M. Fischer, Vice President; A. Griffith, President; D. Toaves, Miss Lewis. Row 2: M. DeNevi, J. Johnson, P. Tennis, M. Peccia, A. Anderson, K. Meyer, M. Muggenburg, M. Stevens, M. Gliko. Row 3: L. Aicher, L. Muggenburg, J. Hunter, J. Lane, R. Thompson, J. Stewart, R. Livingston, N Mahoney, K. Smith. Row 4: M. Hickman, C. Livingston, L. Hunter, D. Biegel, T. DeNevi, R. Robertson, C. Labrie, S. Bennett, G. Meyers. Row 5: F. Hallberg, A. Nissen, P. Stewart, K. Nyquist, P. Tierney, S. Frost, D. Miller, P. Watson. Chess Club Sitting: left to right, Michele Scally, Diane Neighbor, Ramona Livingston, Pattie Massing, Debbie Cox. Standing: left to right, Jim Girard, Jim Eadus, Steve Hauff, Louis Kalberg, Jack Walls Tom Moore, Ricky Stroh, Mr. Cookson, advisor. Librarians Sitting: left to right, Sheila Massing, Glenda Smith, Mardelle Widdicombe, Vicki Harris. Standing: left to right, Tamara Fleming, Terri Turley, Cheryl Stetson, Noreen Neighbor, Miss Walker, advisor. Photo Club Row 1: Janine Lichtenbarger, Noreen Neighbor, President; Peggy Stewart, Vice President; Rita Hallberg, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 2: Linda Massing, Pauline Fetter, Betty Bjork, Cheryl Stetson, Linda Tronnes. Row 3: Atha Griffith, Karen Nyquist, Chris Dean, Mr. Day, advisor. French Club Row 1: Mary DeNevi, Student Senate Rep., Janie Johnson, Treasurer; Cynthia Livingston, President; Linda Aicher, Vice President; Marilyn Peccia, Secretary. Row 2: Miss Normile, advisor; Jeanine Stearns, Linda Hickman, Rita Robertson, Anne Johnson. Row 3: Pam Tennis, Carol Daggett, Kathy Winsky, Theresa DeNevi, Margo Hickman. 75 A S q u a cl C h e e r 1 e a d e r s Judy Meyer Debbie Fahn Margaret Maixner Jan Girard B S q u a d C h e e r 1 e a d e r s Peggy Watson Gail Meyers Karen Smith Debbie Biegel Huhtlh Pwuic Top to bottom: left to right, C. Dean, C. Murphy, L. Aicher, A. Nissen, P. Erbe, J. Gillen, B. Wiliams, M. McQuirk, J. Alexander, M. DeNevi, M. Hickman, A. Fochs, P. Tennis, D. Mihalovich, and L. Muggenburg, co-leaders; M. Fischer, L. Labrie, L. Hunter, E n g i n e t t e s Pep Club Officers: M. DeNevi, President; R. Stewart, Vice President; M. McQuirk, Secretary; L. Muggenburg, Treasurer; J. Alexander, Student Senate Rep.; M. Bridges, Parlia- mentarian; Miss Lewis, Advisor. H.H.S. Marching Band The HHS Marching Band received a first place trophy in their class at the Rocky Mountain College Band Day. They were directed by Mr. Dwain Ihly and led by Diane Mihalovich, Majorette. Throughout the year the band performs during the football games and parades. High School Chorus High School Band Row 1: B. Widdecombe, M. Scally, J. Miller, J. Eadus, Parliamentarian; J. Walls, Treasurer; D. Bundren, Secretary; J. Holems, Vice President; M. Labrie, President; L. Mager, C. Jamison. Row 2: N. Tennis, A. Hensil, G. Stroh, B. Barnes, S. Stoltz, P. Povilaitis, J. Aicher, R. Hinand, C. Moseman, D. Sondeno. Row 3: M. Callant, D. Neighbor, S. Mysse, D. Lane, M. Fischer, P. Youngbauer, D. Cox, K. McQuirk, B. Bennett, L. Winsky, Row 4: J. Eadus, R. DeCock, S. Hauff, R. Stroh, D. Lane, J. Todd, B. Scharf, E. Bowman, D. Munson, T. Moore, R. Harris. Seventh Grade Row 1: R. Gallmeier, J. Girard, R. Cox, R. Peake, President; R. Fleming, Vice President; S. Beley, Secre- tary; T. Steams, Treasurer; J. Freeser, T. Weil. Row 2: T. Mahoney, D. Hensel, D. Rettke, K. Fochs, B. Berg, T. Hess, D. Meyer, D. Murnion, S. Griffith, J. Ulrich. Row 3: H. Deeringer, M. Scally, L. Stoll, K. Shepherd, K. Eadus, S. Mager, R. Schuchard, L. Budge, C. Diede, R. Lode. Row 4: J. Holloway, P. Nissen, J. Johnson, R. South, M. Fetter, K. Kuntz, L. Richter, M. Weber, K. Mager, J. Massing, S. Minkoff. 80 Row Is R. Peake, J. Massing, P. Nissen, J. Aicher, D. Neighbor, K. Shepherd, Mr. Ihly, Director. Row 2: L. Stoll, L. Budge, S. Beley, K. Eadus, B. Widdecombe, C. Jamison, M. Fischer, L. Winsky. Row 3: D. Lane, S. Stoltz, P. Povilaitis, M. Callant, S. Mysse, P. Youngbauer, G. Stroh, L. Mager. Row 4: D. Rettke, C. Diede, T. Hess, D. Meyer, J. Girard, R. Lode, J. Ulrich, T. Mahoney. 81 Junior High Band Row Is M. Fischer, R. Lode, S. Beley, D. Rettke, D. Neighbor, C. Diede, R. Peake, L. Winsky. Row 2: M. Scally, J. Ulrich, J. Johnson, K. Sheperd, P. Nissen, J. Holloway, S. Minkoff, J. Girard, S. Huff, R. DeCock, J. Massing, R. Fleming, L. Stoll, J. Aicher, D. Sondeno. Row 3: R. Schuchard, T. Hess, J. Freeser, R. South, Mr. Ihly, Director; L. Budge. 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