Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1971 volume:

Hellgate High School Missoula, Montana There will be time, there will be time To prepare a face to meet the faces that you meet; There will be time to murder and create. And time for all the works and days of hands That lift and drop a question on your plate; Time for you and time for me. And time yet for a hundred indecisions, And for a hundred visions and revisions ... T.S. ELIOT 2 Go placidly amid the noise haste. remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly clearly; and listen to others, even the dull ignorant; they, too, have their story. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. MAX EHRMANN With all its sham, drudgery broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. MAX EHRMANN 3 We are the Knights of Hellgate High We're loyal, strong and bold; Our honor stems from knights brave and true The glory of the Scarlet and Gold. Our goals are set for victory In everything we do; Courage is the symbol for the loyalty that we give The glory of the Scarlet and Gold. H-E-L-L-G-A-T-E K-N-l-G-H-T-S Hellgate Knights! Fight on. you Knights, and go onward to victory And win for the Scarlet and Gold; Carry your colors high Like chargers in the sky And capture the flag of your foe. Hellgate Knights are after fame; Forge ahead and win this game; Fight on. you Knights, and go onward to victory And win for the Scarlet and Gold. 5 6 Student Life 8 Honors 32 Service 50 Sports 64 Activities 92 Faculty 142 Classes 164 Patrons 228 The Courage. For all of us. Oh, God—give it. 10 Homecoming Royalty Glen Bauer Eileen Gallagher VictoryVictoryVictoryVictoryVictoryVii VictoryVictoryVictoryVictoryVictoryVic 12 Bayrisch Bier aus Bayerns Malz, Wein und Madel aus Bayerns Pfalz sind drei schone Dinge. dacht' ich. Wer eins hat—ei, schmeckst du prachtig! (Inschriftim Berliner Ratskeller) 14 You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees the stars: you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. 16 17 WHERE IT IS 19 0XYLW nOfrVr 20 21 getting back to it living on it off it saving it being as honest as it. Sign of the Times 22 Words of the Year TUnSiHIWiltlPt Commune Hard Hat cijo tri|i gSMkJdl) Soul Heav-ee iilig; £?a 3sj2i Rhetoric Sometimes the only peace is found in solitude Isn't life beautiful. Isn't life gay. Isn't life the perfect thing. To pass the time away. Mason Williams The blind leading the blind. Regardless of his diet . Mr. Richard Correll tries to sweeten himself up. Eco class prepares to save the world. Mr. Roger Eble samples the sweet taste of a Hellgate victory over Sentinel. Caution: Cigarette smoking may be hazardous to your health. Hellgate faces reflect the tension of the contest. A sympathetic friend lends a helping hand. Oh no! Gasp! Ugh! ? «! 29 30 Vici Cromwell tells it like it is. Dick Combest. Greg Rouland and Roby Miller try to keep in tune and keep an eye on the game. Mary Anno. Sherri Jasperson and Jim Howerton agree practice makes perfect. Ahhhl Hellgate! 31 Girls State Staters Jamie Gaul. Shirley Kelley. Kim Hulla. Julie Stewart. Susan Hubble and Karen Cochran prepare to go to court. Jamie Gaul makes a new friend at Girls State. Girls State was a great opportunity ... for learning about government, about people and about citizenship ... for singing songs of patriotism, of protest, of love, and of laughter ... for losing an election but gaining the the experience and knowing the excitement of a campaign ... for sharing and for giving ... for asking and for answering. Early last year, girls from Hellgate attended the 1970 session of Montana Girls State The delegates went to political lectures and conventions at the University of Montana for a week of rewarding experiences and friendships. Waiting for one of the delegates to sneeze are alternates Kathy Cooney, seated, and Sarah Simmons, Vici Cromwell and Eileen Gallagher, from left. Not pictured are Sally Thane and Teresa Croonenberghs. Winding their way through the crowd while winning votes are Shirley Kelley (left) and Julie Stewart. Boys State The delegates: Max Porter. John Kefentzis. John Roemer. Cliff Lewis. Ken Holden and Loren Marshall The pace at the Western Montana College campus in Dillon quickened as boys from all over Montana gathered last summer for the annual session of Boys State. Each year a different group of boys is chosen to represent Hellgate in this seven-day experiment in government. From June 7 to June 13 last year these boys rushed to complete their duties as delegates. Division into political parties, election of city, county and state officers, gathering in the assembly hall, eating and sleeping took up every minute of time spent in Dillon, as they learned more about the processes of government. Sitting around are alternates Brooks Goode and Dave Beaufait. Absent are Barry Matzke and Brad Taylor. 35 Team members Brooks Goode, captain; Bob Sentman. president of the club; Mike Hornick; Andrea Bessac; Jan Hulla. alternate and coach John Koelbel. High School Bowl Busily working to think up questions to stump the team are Brain Bowl Clubbers Tom Burt. Vickie Wright, Terri Berg and Coach John Koelbel. Hellgate's Brain Bowl Club members are experts in little known facts. Every week they meet to see who has made up the most unanswerable questions. At their Sunday meetings, they also watch the High School Bowl, a program produced by KHQ. a Spokane television station. The club supports the team members and helps to increase their knowledge of facts. Of the nine club members, five were on the team that went to Spokane to match wits with other high school teams in the Northwest 36 f Outstanding Teenagers stand out. The 1971 nominees are Janet Meyers, Cliff Lewis and Jamie Gaul. Not pictured: Eric Anderson (AFS exchange student in France). Outstanding Teenagers of America All nominees for Outstanding Teenagers of America are selected from the senior class by the faculty. They are chosen on the basis of character, scholarship and citizenship, in and out of school. Nominees are examined again on a state level, and are eligible to win the Governor's Trophy DAR Award For dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. Karen Cochran has been chosen recipient of the award given annually by the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). All seniors were asked to nominate a senior girl who demonstrated these qualities. The nominations were narrowed down to three and teachers made the final selection. After Karen was chosen she took a test that was to be examined by a state board, along with tests taken by local DAR winners from other high schools, to choose a state DAR award winner. Karen Cochran is presented with her OAR award pin by Mrs. James H. Lowe Jr. of the Missoula chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. 37 Opening the door to a new world at Hellgate for Silvia Bersanker is Karen Pettit. Roving Scholars Traveling abroad is a big experience for anybody because you get to know different people, sometimes to talk a different language, and also to adapt to certain norms or customs different not only in each country but also in each community. But this experience can be also a lot of fun. and nice. And that is what happened to me because I was lucky to have it in a school like Hellgate I think even in my own language I can't find proper words to express how thankful and happy I am to be here I have decided to forgive you for thinking that Argentina is a tiny country without modern cities and where there are still gauchos with lassos trying to chase animals I will always remember all of you students, teachers, and everybody else at Hellgate. especially in our summer, i.e.. December. January, and February, while I am getting tan on the beach and you are covered by the snow 0 . Sincerely O A fTCct' n-4' Foreign Exchange Student Rosario, Argentina Gathered for a time of song is Silvia with her American sister and brother. Karen and Bob Pettit. 38 Our Man in France Preparing for the evening meal are Erie and his French family, the Lefebvres Seated, from left, are Madeleine. Daniel. Anne, Eric's father” and Claude Standing are Denis and Eric. Eric's mother” is not pictured. Eric endures the many hardships and disappointments that come with changing his life style. Le Recueil. a 161-year-old estate near Lille. France, including 40 acres of gardens, orchards, forest, farm and 16 bathrooms, combined in an awakening experience abroad for Eric Anderson. Hellgate s 1971 American Field Service representative Before entering France. Eric underwent extensive briefing in the French language and customs. After he arrived, he said, it was relatively easy to understand French people when they spoke. Schoolwork was difficult, but he found time to enjoy the pleasures of life, as the picture above indicates. Standing majestically on the outskirts of Lille. France, is Le Recueil.” an estate built in 1810, Eric's home during his stay as Hellgate s AFS student. 39 Mike Barrett Mike Dahlstrom Speech Track Dare Clubb Drama Barry Matzke Basketball Benji Williamson Football Soroptimist Youth Citizenship Award Jamie Gaul, because of spirit, helpfulness, and dedication to her work in school and community endeavors, was chosen winner of the Missoula County Soroptomist Youth Citizenship Award contest Along with winning this coveted award, came a $50 savings bond and the opportunity of receiving another $100 bond to be given to the winner of the district award Jamie Gaul takes time to reflect happily on her new position as Soroptomist Youth Citizenship Award winner. Young America Sings Flowery phrases of philosophic phenomena, written by five Hellgate creative writing students, were accepted for publication by the National Poetry Press The five students are Diane Olson. Mark Everingham. Ann Florin. Donna Stinger and Bryan Buchanan The semiannual anathology. Young America Sings.” sent a Certificate of Acceptance to each of the students, which inspired them and others to send their work for possible publication in the second yearly edition Donna Stinger. Mark Everingham. and Diana Olson, published poets. Missing are Ann Florin and Bryan Buchanan. The Halberd. Hellgate's yearbook, has won an All-State yearbook award for 1970 The award is given by the Montana I n t e r sc h o I a s t i c Editorial Association, sponsored by the University of Montana School of Journalism. The basis for the judging of this award is excellence in copy, layout, photography and division pages. The Halberd has shown this excellence to win an All- State rating 5 consecutive years All State Yearbook Award Renee Panian, 1971 Halberd editor, and Mr. John Forssen, advisor, lovingly hold last year’s beauty. Craig Stone dreams of deep powder and clear skies. Hellgate Cup Competition Craig Stone and Karen Lund sloped to victory in the important Hellgate Cup competition. Craig won 3 out of 4 giant slalom races to take first in the Junior Expert Boys division. Karen won 1 out of 4 races to take second in the Junior Expert Girls division. The awards were presented by the Missoula Hellgate Ski Club. Hellgaters competing by taped audition against students from high schools all over the Northwest were selected for band, orchestra and choral honor groups. They were chosen to perform at Boise. Idaho, at the biennial meeting of the Northwest Division. Music Educators’ National Conference. All-Northwest Choir delegates: Janet Meyers. Debbie Demmons. Margaret Porter, Julie Stewart. Karen Pettit, Steve Anderson and alternates Kathy Roemer, Mark Baker. Wally Burt. For the All-Northwest vocal group. Janet Meyers. Margaret Porter. Steve Anderson. Debbie Demmons. Julie Stewart and Karen Pettit were chosen. Orchestra all-stars were Katie Loeffler. Cliff Lewis and Casey Overland, and in band Joan Colwell represented Hellgate. 44 Contemplating good times in Boise, where they attended the All-Northwest Music Conference, are Joan Colwell and her flute Steve Anderson's melodious notes are captured as he is taping his audition. Smiles of joy broke forth from Cliff Lewis, violin; Casey Overland, bass; and Katie Loeffler. violin; when they learned they had been chosen All- Northwest musicians. All Northwest Musicians National Merit Semi-Finalists This year Janet Meyers. Bob Sentman. Ted Lawry and Eric Anderson were named semifinalists after taking the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. If they are chosen as finalists, they will be eligible for various National Merit Scholarships Bob Sentman and Janet Meyers appear with one of their honored friends. Not pictured are Ted Lawry and Eric Anderson. Quill and Scrol Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization of students who have performed some outstanding work in the field of Journalism. To qualify they must be juniors or seniors, be in the upper third of their class, be recommended by their advisor, and be approved by the director of the national society. Front Row: Mike Hornick. Sue Hubble. Wally Burt, Renee Panian. Bob Sentman. John Kafentzis. Row 2: Loren Marshall, pres.; Sheila Heimberger. sec.-treas.; Barbara Bugbee. vice pres. 45 I - Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Kathy Strecker has been officially chosen as the 1971 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow from Hellgate Before taking her crown (a silver charm) as queen of the kitchen realm and all its subjects (pots, pans, spoons, spatulas, etc ), she had to take an examination given by General Mills. This printed marvel tested her ability in the handling and management of a homemaker's habitat She was also eligible for receiving state and national honors. Kathy Strecker. happy homemaker. Sarah Simmons. DECA girl Student of the Year. Sarah Simmons and Bill McGillen were chosen Hellgate's Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) Students of the Year. The award is given in two categories, one girl and one boy. to those who achieved the highest degree of involvement in their work for DECA Judging is done on a point scale determined by local and state DECA activities, overall school record, vocational standing and an interview Those who win the local awards are then eligible for state and national honors DECA Students of the Year Bill McGillen. DECA boy Student of the Year 46 Junior Miss Julie Stewart. Missoula's new Junior Miss, atop the new Camero, which is hers for six months. Going through the door to her new found success is Eileen Gallagher. Hellgate claims the distinction of having the Missoula Junior Miss and first runnerup in its student body Julie Stewart and Eileen Gallagher came out on top in competition of beauty and talent In the talent competition. Julie sang a solo and Eileen performed a dance accompanied by a recording of her voice In becoming Junior Miss. Julie won the use of a new car for six months, a watch and other prizes. Eileen also received awards. 47 Top Twenty 1. Cliff Lewis..........A 2. Janet Meyers........B 3. Dave Beaufait.......C 4 Bob Sentman..........D 5. Eric Anderson.......E 6. Kim Hulla...........F 7. Renee Panian........G 8. Sue Hubble..........H 9. Wally Burt..........I 10. Marsha Burr.........J 11. Kevin Goffe.........K 12. Bob Morse...........L 13. Karen Cochran.......M 14. Karin Johnson.......N 15. Loren Marshall......0 16. Ken Holden..........P 17. Brooks Goode........Q 18. Eileen Gallagher....R 19. Max Porter..........S 20. Sue Smith...........T 49 Pres. Tom Blake Vice Pres. Steve Gaub Student Council Advisor Reid Stevens Student Council provides a communication link between the student body and the administration. Hellgate's council advises the administrators on student morale, curriculum issues, social problems within the school, and financial needs of organizations. It controls the purse strings on the student store, conducts assemblies and provides the cultural and social programs for the entertainment of the students. It recommends changes in school policy to the administration 52 Sec. Jamie Gaul Student Council — In the windows. Mary Gallagher. Sandra Hubbard. Susan Hubble. Julie Frame. Liz Graff. Karen Pettit. Kathy Roemer. Debbie Doyle, Lisa Bangeman. Ellen Deschamps and Laura Anders. On the rail. John Kafentzis, Wally Burt. Al Werner. John Roemer. Mike Barrett and Ethan Bier. Treas. Robert Harkins 53 Sylvia Bersanker. Laurie Caras. Sylvia Getz. Willene Kidd. Sandra Hubbard. Connie Johnson. Not Pictured is Diane Sebring. Girls’ Club « Every girl in the school is a member of Girls Club. The Club's purpose is to develop fraternity between the girls of Hellgate Girls Club elects an executive board to coordinate the club's actions. Some of these activities include a welcoming tea for girls who have just transferred to Hellgate. Another is putting on a Christmas play and putting on a chocolate hour, a time when the girls get together with their mothers for tea 54 f Excalibur Excalibur Executive Board—from top: Advisor Ron Jones. Don Erickson. Brien Batchelder. Bill Caras. Clyde Wickstrom Excalibur. a male counterpart to Pep Club, lent a hearty lung and a strong arm to Hellgate's school-supporting activities. By sponsoring car bashes, the Sadie Hawkins Day dance and other community projects. Excalibur members proved again this year that they've got spirit and drive Excalibur — Front Row: Don Burton. Mike Dahlstrom. Mike Cote. Bryan Knight. Bruce Elton. Bill Hoeg. Ken Rasmussen. Dean Skrivseth. Row 2: Mike Gallagher. Don Woolridge. Gordon Witwer. Mark Baker. Gordon MacDonald. Mike Morris, Bob Fister. Row 3: Cliff Towe. Dave Lande, Tod Scon. Don Wilson. Advisor John Koelbel Key Clubbers sold apples for Kiwanis. Key Clubbers in action. Club Key Clubbers, this last year, have spent many dedicated hours for service to the school and community They have proved themselves to be a powerful service group. They have made themselves useful at the Senior Citizens Center; chauffering for important conventions; selling apples for their sponsors, the Sentinel Kiwanis Club; distributing pamphlets for the Chamber of Commerce on fallout shelter information, and in numerous other service projects. KEY CLUB—Front Row: Hal Holt. Mike Barrett. Cliff Lewis. Bob Morse. Bob Hanson. Steve Roney Row 2: Craig Stone. Tim Schwartz. Ed Murphy. Steve Anderson. Max Porter, John Roemer. Lee Cheatham, Don Sokolowski. M CLUB—Front Row: Tim Duffner. Bob Fister, Dennis Perovich. Dave Susen, Gordy Cottier, Mark Latrielle. Row 2: Bill Bellusci, Doug Jones, Jeff Powell, Ian Christopherson, Benji Williamson. Row 3: Brian Knight. Jim Oglesbee, Cliff Towe, Pat Baldry. Bruce Elton, Dave Lande, Dave Means, John Ryan, Greg Porter. M” Club Letterman's Club is a service- oriented society of boys who have achieved athletic awards in the form of a Hellgate letter. Their primary function is to support the athletic program They have, for this purpose, performed many money- making projects, including selling beverages at games. In the spring they will have their big Letterman's Club banquet, honoring those receiving letters during the past year. One change this year: The M letter was replaced by an MH monogram. Selling at games finances M Club activities. Advisor Robert M. Casey M CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD—Mike Dahlstrom, Cliff Lewis, Glen Bauer. Bruce Stephenson. S” Club S Club—Left stair, left row: Betsy Carpino, Sue Cochran, Sue Hubble, Judy Winslow. Gloria Thornburg, Lois Lucus. Left stair, right row; Robyn Zaharko. Willene Kidd, Dale Golden. Kathy Schwanke, Kathy Roemer. Lynne Clouse, Judy Bendickson. Middle row: Janet Spain. Shirley Kelly, Charmaine Piane. Karen Pettit, Jean Moffett. Right stair, left row: Karen Cochran, Connie Erickson. Carol Wallace. Anne Sokoloski, Vicki Tyler, Sylvia Bersanker. Betsy MacDonald. Sue Hudson. Right stair, right row: Jan Hulla. Kathi Kruckeberg. Virginia Brott. Andrea Dahl. Kathy Strecker. Janet Lewis, and Vanessa Montreuil. Decorating The Tree Service Club is a new group comprised of girls who are interested in giving service to their school, home and community, in that order. The club is sponsored by the Missoula Chapter of the nationwide organization called Soroptomist International This year, their first at Hellgate. the members plan such useful projects as decorating Hellgate's halls in pre- paration for Christmas, making plates of food for the elderly, working with the Sentinel S' Club making money for the Crisis Center, and helping Key Club distribute pamphlets. They would also like to decorate the school walls, as an attempt to brighten the school, to recreate a senior lounge, and to assist in drama productions. PEP CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD— Judy Bendickson. treasurer; Pat Turner, vice president; Kathy Schwanke. president; Melodee Singer, secretary; Susan Fryhling. historian. PEP CLUB — Front row: Laurie Caras. Donna Schwend. Row 2: Patty Wontor, Nola Heitz, Lynne Clouse. Corinne Harper, Betty Moderie. Jen Pearson. Row 3: Pat Wamsley. Chris Clark. Judy Carter. Donna Craeter, Roberta Donovan. Karen Cochran. Charisse Montreuil. Row 4: Mary Verlanic, Amy Sehestedt. Jill Christopher. Linda Robbins. Row 5: Vicki Yelton. Suzanne Foss, Denise Samel. Diana Brotzman, Luanne Green, Advisor Moira Davis. Not pictured: Advisor Minerva Carson. Pep Club The purpose of Pep Club is to promote school spirit in general and. specifically, to show support for all the schools teams, athletic or otherwise. Membership is open to any girl who wants to work towards these ends. Their activities include making signs to put on the lockers of teams that represent Hellgate They make signs to decorate the halls before games and the places where the teams play. They also serve as guides for speech and drama participants from out of town Also they help serve at banquets that honor the school's athletes. In order to finance the cost of paint, crepe paper and poster board, the pep-clubbers sell beverages at games, have bake sales, and sell shakers for games, antennae toppers for cars and buttons supporting the team This year Pep Club made two important innovations. They have extended their support of school teams to cover speech and drama as well as athletics The club has also decided to consolidate with Excalibur. their male counterpart, in order to provide better co-ordinated support for the teams. 60 61 Cheer At the Hellgate-Sentinel Game The cheerleaders are girls elected by the student body to lead cheers at games and promote spirit for athletic events. The cheerleaders are divided into three groups: Varsity, junior varsity and freshman Besides having to practice and taking time to cheer at school events, which include pep assemblies, the cheerleaders also have to earn the money that buys their uniforms and various cheerleading equipment. Julie Stewart Lizbeth Carpino Sarah Simmons 62 Leaders Freshman Cheerleaders: Kathy Weldon. Alt. Marilyn Taylor. Laurie Peck. Brenda Gray Junior Varsity: Exie Stetler Sheila Mobley. Alt. Forey Bradley Linda Peterson Gwen Stevenson Janie Schriver Kathy Evans 63 1970 KNIGHT DEFENSE—Front row: Chuck Cordier. John Ryan. Tim Schwartz. Greg Porter. Bob Herbig. Gordi Cottier. Dave Susen, Dennis Hanson. Dave Means. Mark Rice, Jerry Jette. Row 2: Mark Baker. Don Burton, Tom Brown. Jeff Powell. Kim Moran. Bruce Elton, Max Porter. Cliff Lewis. Duke Wolf. Bruce Stetler, Mike Siegford. Knights Split Season - 1970 KNIGHT OFFENSE—Front 2—Jim Oglesbee, Cliff Lewis, row: Doug Jones. Dave Susen. Dave Lande. Mark Latrielle. Dick Cliff Towe, Gary Wolgamott, Don Moore. Bryan Knight. Bob Fister, Wilson, _ . Hanson. Varsity 1970 Varsity Football Knights 38 Anaconda 0 Knights 6 Billings Senior 27 Knights 6 Helena 36 Knights 14 C.M. Russell 0 Knights 14 Great Falls Central 6 Knights 7 Flathead 41 Knights 13 Billings West 20 Knights 27 Butte 13 Knights 7 Great Falls Senior 31 Knights 17 Sentinel 0 - Cop City Title Bill Bellusci. Dennis Benji Williamson. Harold Kloepfer. Row Football The Knight football prospects were somewhat doubtful at the beginning of the season. Composed of 33 juniors and only 14 seniors, the squad could not be what is considered a power team. However, several of these juniors already had varsity experience as sophomores. Hellgate's most gratifying wins were over Butte's Bulldogs and Sentinel's Spartans. The Butte win signified the first time Hellgate has ever beaten Butte in football and marked the day when Hellgate had finally defeated every other Class AA football team. The Knights surprised everyone but themselves in their game with talented, senior-laden Sentinel Hellgate scored twice, on an 89-yard power sweep by Benji Williamson and a beautiful 62-yard punt return by Bryan Knight. Mark Rice put the icing on the cake with a 35-yard field goal in the fourth quarter, leaving no one who had witnessed the rivalry in doubt as to which team was the city champion. Two Knights were placed on the Class AA All-State team and both were voted to the first team Senior Cliff Lewis was a first team defensive halfback and junior Benji Williamson was a first team halfback on offense. Senior Dennis Hanson and junior Bryan Knight barely missed being placed on the second team. 66 Bruce Elton Dennis Hanson Cliff Lewis David Means Dick Moore Mike Siegford Max Porter Bruce Stevenson Bruce Stetler Cliff Towe Gary Wolgamott 1970 KNIGHT FOOTBALL TEAM—Front row: Mark Baker. Gordi Cottier. Don Burton. Chuck Cordier. Bob Herbig. Tom Brown. Bruce Stetler. Mike Siegford. Cliff Towe. Dennis Hanson. Benji Williamson. Coach Don Falldorf. Row 2: Tim Duffner. Jim Oglesbee. John Ryan, Bill Bellusci. Bob Fister. Gary Wolgamott. Mark Latrielle. Jeff Powell. Max Porter. Don Wilson. Duke Wolf. Cliff Lewis. Coach Frank Bain. Row 3: Head Coach Bob Casey. Bruce Elton, Jerry Jette, Kim Moran. Dave Susen, Dave Lande. Bryan Knight, Dick Moore. Doug Jones. Dave Means. Tim Schwartz. Greg Porter, Mark Rice. Harold Kloepfer. Not pictured. Mike Dahlstrom and Bruce Stevenson. This Is Casey’s Team The 1970 Hellgate football season was quite erratic but extremely interesting from a coaching standpoint. We were an extremely young team by comparison to most teams in the Class AA league. We generally traveled with about 26 of our 33-man squad being composed of juniors. At times during the season we were starting 9 of the 11 defensive positions with juniors. With so few game-tested veterans it took a great deal of personnel shuffling to finally establish our squad. This was especially true of our defensive unit. Inexperience at the end and cornerback positions cost us dearly in the Billings Senior and Helena games. A couple of big plays and an inconsistent offense cost us the Billings West game. Winning that game would have placed us in a tie for second place in the Class AA conference instead of a tie for fifth place. This is indicative of the closeness of the bulk of the teams in the conference. It was topsy-turvy all year with only Kalispell showing winning consistency. Our season finished with an extremely good flavor as our defensive team certainly rose to the occasion and shut out the Sentinel Spartans, as Benji Williamson and Bryan Knight, our two fine running backs, broke big touchdown plays, and the talented toe of Mark Rice added two extra points and a 35- yard field goal to give us a sweet 17-0 victory. This marks the third straight year that we have kept the 'Bugs Mug trophy in our show case. $ O-JjT Ctd-AJLy 69 Downs Poor Knight blockers topple the Spartan defense to spring Benji Williamson loose on his 89-yard touchdown run. Spartans Bryan Knight (32) breaks this tackle, only to find a lone Spartan cornerback waiting for the kill . . . The Spartan defensive line shudders as Mark Rice attempts a field goal. Didn’t Eat Their However, the lone Spartan cornerback was leveled by Mark Rice, enabling Knight to gallop 56 yards to pay dirt. Wheaties 1970 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM—Front row: Wes Brumwell. Bob Cote. John Carpino. Tim Pearson. Brad Schwend. Bryan Dauenhauer. Ron Graham. George Reed. Tim Gould. Row 2: Mark Malcolm. Jim Marshall, Les Ryan. Fred Edwards, Dan Horne. Rocky Dubia. Dennis Meuchel. Don Morgan. John Schultz. Ron Cripe. Alan Haley Row 3 Manager Ray Nose. Mike Chamberlain. Bob McCoy. Dick Barnes. Don Sokoloski, Bill Bowman, Dave Rice. Mike Sloan. Rod Kaufman, Ken Brien, Alan Chilcoat. Mike Johnson, Coach Ron Jones. Coach Ken Walt. Sophomores 1970 Sophomore Football Squires 20 Helena 0 Squires 19 C.M. Russell 0 Squires 6 Sentinel 6 Squires 25 Kalispell 12 Squires 41 Butte 12 Squires 14 Great Falls Public 6 Undefeated Hellgate's sophomore Squires roared to a 5-0-1 season record. Their only tie was with Sentinel The Squires outscored their opponents 125-36. Ironically, when the Squires were freshmen their opponents trounced them by almost the same lopsided scores. The Squires were out for revenge this year and really pulled together. The Squires had a fantastic team effort all year. ' said Coach Ron Jones. 71 Freshmen Freshmen Football—Front row Glen Richards. Kim Wehmeyer. Bob Swarthout, Mich Moran, Bill Murray. Oale Wingo. Rick Koepplin, Pettit. Lawrence Silverman. Dick Garnaas. Ben Burns. Fred Carl, asst. Coach Dewey Allen. Row 3: Paul Armstrong, Rich Hatfield. Mark Clark. Jim McDonald. Kelvin Crisp. David Treichel. Tim Gary Manchester. George Harbison. Curt Hiebert. John Stevens. Billingsley. Peter Murray. Ralph Sample. Doug Golie. David Gregory. Larry Hudson. Craig Fedore. Allen Fried. Ron Hilton. Steve Kaufman. Steve Rehberg Row 2: Rick Shull. Brad Verworn. Armond David Sampson, Marlon Clapham, Dave Sackett, Darrell Beckwith, Deschamps. Joe Wulfekuhle. Paul Schultz, John Voth, Jim Verlanic, Coach Charles Peck. Doug Matzke. Chris Luna. Steve Anderson. Dan Means. Steve 1970 Freshman Football Pages 22 Ronan JV 0 Pages 0 Butte Frosh 12 Pages 38 Loyola JV 20 Pages 14 Kalispell Frosh 8 Pages 0 Ronan JV 0 Pages 12 Loyola JV 28 Pages 16 Sentinel Frosh 35 1970 Junior Varsity Football Hellgate JV 0 Helena 20 Hellgate JV 17 Sentinel 6 Hellgate JV 18 C.M. Russell 16 Hellgate JV 35 Kalispell 20 Hellgate JV 29 Butte 20 72 Cross country really builds up an athlete's determination and stamina. There is no one there to help you and it takes guts. If you lose, there's only yourself to blame.' said Senior Harrier Delmer Merseal Cross country is one of the most ancient of sports. As an individual sport it takes neither team work nor fancy technical maneuvers This sport relies upon effort and will to run 2 miles and across the finish line The 1970 Cross Country season was a building year for the Knights. There were three seniors, four juniors, two sophomores, and five freshmen. The team that ran in the state meet consisted of two seniors, two juniors, and two sophomores. They finished 7th in the state, but were only 9 points out of 4th. We are looking forward to next year! Boys Cross Country Boys' Cross Country—Front Row. Ron Watt. Kevin Randles. Gerald Zeig. Rick Kern. Marty Lande. Don Brunner. Row 2: Allen Archibald. Dennis Fraiser, Steve Blotzke. Delmer Merseal. Walt Burbank. Ian Christopherson. Art Brammer. Lloy Griffing. Varsity—Front row: Betsy McDonald, Becky Nowlen, Pam French. Row 2: Mary Pryor, Coleen Brinkerhoff. Girls Cross Country Cross country is one of the hardest sports for girls. Running 1 Vi miles over rough ground and hills takes will and determina- tion. Keeping up a continually running pace to the finish is punishing. All 16 girls on the Hellgate team gave a great deal of time to their sport. Practice was after school and sometimes on weekends. Mrs Charlotte Manthie, their coach, devoted many weekends and extra time to the girls There were five cross country meets. At all these meets Hellgate placed before Sentinel every time. For their accomplishment, Hellgate has a glittering second place trophy which every Hellgater can be proud of. 1970 Results Seeley-Swan Meet 2nd Kalispell Meet 3rd Great Falls Meet 3rd UM Invitational 3rd Divisional 2nd Front row: Kathy VanDyck. Mary Pryor. Lynn French. Debbie Lucas. Judy Nowlen. Terry Bisom. Belinda McDonald. Brenda Palmer. Row 2: Coleen Brinkerhoff. Betsy Carpino. Pam French. Shirley Merseal. Becky Nowlen, Laure Pengelly. Lois Lucas. Betsy McDonald. Ron Bakker. Ken Holden. Bryan Knight. Greg Collins, Dick Moore. Barry Matzke. Rich Duncan. Mark Rice. Bob Peterson. Max Porter. Brad Taylor. Clark Shaffer 1971 Varsity Basketball Knights 58 Billings Senior 70 Knights 60 Billings West 78 Knights 42 Libby 60 Knights 58 Whitefish 52 Knights 69 Poison 65 Knights 78 Helena 85 Knights 51 Bozeman 56 Knights 63 Butte Central 70 Knights 68 Bozeman 54 Knights 76 Anaconda 75 Knights 53 Kalispell 62 Knights 55 Hamilton 70 Knights 68 Great Falls Senior 66 Knights 56 Sentinel 72 Knights 77 Butte Central 59 Knights 55 Great Falls Senior 82 Knights 56 Sentinel 71 Knights 81 Anaconda 85 Knights 68 Flathead 71 Knights 62 Helena 75 The Knights, with only five lettered seniors who had had previous varsity experience, charged into a hectic season No one could predict whether the Knights were going to win or lose. Positions on the AP poll altered from the top 10 Double A class down to no votes at all for any place The up-and-down Knights won the Bozeman Hawk game by a sure margin of 14 points but then lost to Hamilton by 1 5 Hellgate often dominated games with Knight power the first three quarters and then met disaster in the final period behind a fast- rallying opponent Odd technical and personal fouls were many times the deciding factor for the winning points during the last few seconds After the regular season, as this Halberd went to press, the Knights faced their challengers in the Divisional Tournament in Butte Coaches Russ Sheriff and Tom Demmons. Manager Tim Duffner and Trainer Chuck Cordier don't appear to be very camera shy. 75 Bob Peterson watches Kenny Holden sink two as a Flathead Brave defense attempt fails. When Brad Taylor is at the charity line the Knights are sure of a point. Starting at center for the Knights is . . . Knights. FIGHT! Knights. FIGHT! Knights, FIGHT! All hands on deck! Bob Peterson adds two points on the scoreboard. Sheriff Russ patrols the sidelines. 78 1971 Junior Varsity Basketball Hellgate JV 48 Libby JV 51 Hellgate JV 49 Corvallis 52 Hellgate JV 50 Sentinel Sophs 47 Hellgate JV 64 Helena JV 58 Hellgate JV 55 Bozeman JV 36 Hellgate JV 60 Butte Central JV 81 Hellgate JV 63 Frenchtown 71 Hellgate JV 65 Bozeman JV 50 Hellgate JV 79 Anaconda JV 38 Hellgate JV 73 Kalispell JV 46 Hellgate JV 72 G.F.Senior JV 79 Hellgate JV 68 Sentinel JV 55 Hellgate JV 74 Butte Central JV 52 Hellgate JV 63 G.F. Senior JV 61 Hellgate JV 66 Sentinel JV 58 Hellgate JV 61 Anaconda JV 55 Hellgate JV 72 Kalispell JV 64 Hellgate JV 55 Helena JV 61 Mark Malcolm. Mark Latrielle. Ken Klaudt. Greg Porter. Kim Moran. Bill Gould. Jerry Zieg. Bob McCoy. Dave Lande. Les Ryan. Chip Doty. 79 Squires 1971 Sophomore Basketball Squires 53 Whitefish JV 36 Squires 49 Poison Sophs 37 Squires 57 Helena Sophs 42 Squires 70 Superior 63 Squires 47 Drummond 46 Squires 37 Sentinel Sophs 48 Squires 52 Kalispell Sophs 47 Squires 63 Hamilton Sophs 42 Squires 57 G.F, Senior Sophs 45 Squires 50 Sentinel Sophs 81 Squires 51 G.F.Senior Sophs 52 Squires 41 Sentinel Sophs 61 Squires 91 Helena Sophs 84 Front row: Coach Frank Bain. Ray Nose. Beckwith, Dan Horne. Craig Fedore. Mike Jim Marshall, Dale Schmidt. Ron Steinberg, Jim Riley, Allen Archibald. Graham. Wes Brumwell. Row 2: Darrell 80 Pages 1971 Freshman Basketball Pages 65 Kalispell Frosh 63 Pages 58 Sentinel Frosh 48 Pages 47 Helena Frosh 34 Pages 67 Kalispell Frosh 54 Pages 76 Butte Frosh 61 Pages 51 Frenchtown JV 59 Pages 35 Anaconda Frosh 37 Pages 50 Hamilton Frosh 43 Pages 70 Butte Frosh 54 Pages 54 Sentinel Frosh 70 Pages 65 Butte Central Frosh 55 Pages 50 Kalispell Frosh 53 Pages 50 Sentinel Frosh 48 Pages 50 Kalispell Frosh 71 Pages 64 Anaconda Frosh 56 Pages 44 Butte Frosh 41 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM—Front Row: Steve Fairbank. Ralph Christopher Swift. Row 2: Scott Alexander. Clay Biberdorf. Howard Sample. Brad Forbis. Mike Smith, Doug Matzke. Steve Rehberg. Mick Cotten. Craig Fedore. Klas Hightower. Mark Reich, Darrell Beckwith. Moran. Frank Gaul. John Pearson. Ernie Brester. Richard Koepplin. John Stevens. Larry Hudson, Bob Pettit. Coach Richard Dunn. 81 Gymnastics GIRLS GYMNASTIC TEAM—Front row: Coach Jim Miller. Kim Bagnell. Mary Matzke. Pam French. Karen Kennell. Nan Brandenburger. Mary Pryor. Bobi Wambach. Row 2: Debbie McKinney. Colleen Brinkerhoff. Corinne Johnson. Judy Nowlen. Mike Roney. Joy Hudlow. Michele Swarthout. Diana Freedle, Coach Sue Hanson. 1971 Gymnastics Boys Girls Helena Invitational 1st 3rd Kalispell Invitational 3rd 6th Missoula Invitational 2nd 4th Great Falls Invitational 6th 9th Missoula Invitational 2nd 3rd Western District Meet 2nd 5th BOYS GYMNASTICS TEAM—Front row: Kevin Daniels. Reed Suckow. Bruce Bertoglio. Row 2: Dennis Morse. Dave Stang, Don Morgan. Bill Murray. Gary Dalton. Lee Anderson. Greg Dalton, Rick Urguhart, Coach Jim Miller. Row 3: Alan Jones. Mark Everingham, Brian Dauenhauer. Todd Neel. Ron Johnson, Paul Boxleitner. Jim Cole, Paul Beaufait. Jim Whitcomb. Tim Peterson. Don Morgan VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM—Tom Brown. Bruce Stetler. Clark Maun. Mike Cote. Bob Cote. Bill Caras. Cliff Towe. Don Burton. Gordy Cottier. Dennis Hanson. John Llewellyn. Dave Means. Not pictured: Coaches Fred Salmonson and Ron Jones. 1971 Varsity Wrestling Knights 16 Shadle Park 28 Knights 22 John Rogers 21 Knights 25 Bozeman 19 Knights 19 Great Falls Central 30 Knights 9 Sentinel 35 Knights 18 Butte 30 Knights 16 Great Falls Central 33 Knights 12 Great Falls Senior 38 Knights 0 C M Russell 50 Knights 20 Helena 25 Knights 16 Butte 30 Knights 5 Billings Senior 40 Knights 11 Billings West 30 Knights 18 Great Falls Senior 24 Knights 5 C M Russell 38 Knights 11 Kalispell 28 Knights 13 Sentinel 25 Knights 18 Kalispell 28 Bill Caras shows a Great Falls opponent the ropes. Varsity Wrestling Knight Domination Mike Cote prepares to throw his Sentinel Spartan opponent to the mat. 85 Bob Cote is sorry he took that wrong turn at the corner of the mat. Inexperienced Knights - Just let me move my foot a bit .. . Learn the Hard Way Some people think they have to show off all the time. 86 Front row: Dan Field. Fred Carl. Mat Rod Kaufman. Fred Houseman. Bill Campbell, Rocky Dubia, Bill Bellusci. Ted Bowman. Mike Sloan. Aarstad. Row 2: George Reed. Bill Gould. 1971 Junior Varsity Wrestling Hellgate JV 34 Corvallis 13 Hellgate JV 25 Seeley-Swan 19 Hellgate JV 27 Stevensville 23 Hellgate JV 25 Bozeman JV 21 Hellgate JV 21 Great Falls Central JV 27 Hellgate JV 18 Sentinel JV 27 Hellgate JV 27 Butte JV 21 Hellgate JV 23 Great Falls Central JV 27 Hellgate JV 23 Great Falls Senior JV 29 Hellgate JV 10 C M. Russell JV 40 Hellgate JV 13 Helena JV 37 Hellgate JV 29 Butte JV 17 Hellgate JV 32 Great Falls Senior JV 14 Hellgate JV 15 C M. Russell JV 31 Hellgate JV 22 Kalispell JV 24 Hellgate JV 15 Sentinel JV 29 Hellgate JV 20 Kalispell JV 22 JV Underclassmen A couple of freshman wrestlers go at it. Learn UNDERCLASS WRESTLERS—Front row: Bob Reesman. Marlon Clapham, Marty Lande. Gary Forsythe. Gerald Olbu. Jay Schenck. Second row: Craig Winchell, Fred Carl, Pete Murray, Bob Crowder. Tim Wallace. Ben Harbison, Mark Jones. Third row: Coach Ken Walt, Dave Sampson. Kim Wehmeyer, Steve Swarthout, Steve Smith, Dee Stevens, Coach Ron Jones. The 88 Trade 89 GIRLS SWIM TEAM—Lonie Ryan. Lori Moffatt. Janice Lassise. Janice Lassise practices her diving form. Swimming BOYS SWIM TEAM—Front row: Ian Christopherson. Hal Holt. Carl Ammons. Row 2: Coach Fred Stetson. John Kafentzis, Bruce Ammons. 1971 Boys Team State Interscholastic Swim Meet 2nd 1971 Girls Team State Interscholastic Swim Meet 3rd Hellgate's most taken-for-granted athletes, its swimmers, really proved they have what it takes to win. Hellgate's boys team racked up 53 points to finish 2nd in the state Interscholastics Swim Meet behind Havre. The girls team scored 24 points to place 3rd out of 10 teams entered Havre's team captured 1st with 17 boys competing compared to only 5 boys for Hellgate. Three girls entered the meet from Hellgate After such a fine showing it would be nice if the swimmers were awarded letters like all the other athletes at Hellgate 90 t Human Fish Divers make a big splash. Hal Holt comes up for air. Swimming can be a pretty wet business. 91 — QcTiv Tes Not a totem pole, but three showy, shiny Chevaliers: Karin Johnson. Gordon MacDonald. Debbie Demmons. Not pictured: Mike Dahlstrom. CHEVALIERS—Front row: Jamie Gaul, Sue Payson, Joan Colwell, Eileen Gallagher. Margaret Porter. Row 2: Connie Weber. Candy Richardson. Karen Pettit, Chris Dodson. Julie Stewart, Janet Meyers. Kathy Roemer. Row 3: Brooks Goode. Clifton Lewis. Brad Taylor. Bob Harkins. Jim Russell. Steve Anderson. Don Woolridge. Row 4: Mark Baker. Wally Burt, Tom Bulman, Tom Burt, Casey Overland, Randy Rusk. Chevaliers Chevaliers. Hellgate's most select music ensemble, had the busiest year ever. The members, chosen for voice and reading ability, personality, and dedication spent two hours every week practicing to come as close to perfection as possible. For the first time. Chevaliers traveled to other towns to perform for high school student bodies. Some of the towns on the visitation schedule were Charlo. Ronan. and Havre, not to mention the numerous Missoula clubs and conventions at which Chevaliers sang The variety of music sung this year was widened Their programs were comprised mostly of folk and popular songs, but spiritual, classical, and modern were also sung. 94 CHANSONETTES—Front Row: Charleene Forsythe. Yvonne Jacobs. JoAnn Dilworth. Aleta Kildow. Row 2: Kathy Holden. Katie Dwyer. Ginger Good. Sarris Clouse. Row 3: Gayla Krogstad. Betty Sedgwick. Natalie Simmons, Helen Manlove. Row 4: Leslie Schenck, Gillian Jaensch. Leah Larsen. Row 5: Melodee Singer. Linnea Ernst, Edie Rebhahn. Marijean Narum. Row 6: Ellen Teichrow. Teresa Whalen, Shirley Aarstad. Charlotte Smith. Chansonettes The Chansonettes. the Hellgate select girls' choir, is composed of both sophomore and junior girls. The girls tried out in September and were selected according to their ability to sing and read music. The applicants had to be enrolled in either vocal music, orchestra, or band. The girls provided entertainment for PTA meetings. various womens' clubs and social functions, and assemblies. Chansonettes also took part in the district music festival. We're going over it again? 95 Concert Choir Concert Choir is the largest vocal group in the school. In November, the singers were hosts to the Invitational Choral Festival and in December, they performed the Christmas portion of Handel's Messiah'' for the public. They also put on Christmas and spring concerts and sang at the memorial service for Lois Coats. CONCERT CHOIR—Front Row: Bonnie Little. Diane Olson. Joan Colwell. Sue Hartong, Katie Dwyer, Eileen Gallagher, Rosalie Rose. Cindy Michaud. Row 2: Melodee Singer, Candy Richardson, Diane Savage. Sue Payson, Mary Matzke, Leslie Schenck. Christine Clark, Dixie Burger. Row 3: Linda Bisom. Janet Meyers, Karen Pettit. Jamie Gaul. Sarah Simmons, Rose Kimmel, Mary Gallagher. Debbie Hummer. Row 4: Debra Cragg. Karen Cochran. Debbie Demmons. Margaret Porter. Gillian Jaensch, Liz Graff. Charmaine Piane. Ellen Teichrow. Row 5: Kathy Kruckeberg. Jan Werner, Becky Nowlen, Charlotte Smith. Jody Rydquist, Teresa Whalen. Vici Cromwell. Connie Johnson. Row 6: Kim Robbins, Tom Burt. Rick Seaman. Debbie Billingsley. Kathy Gallagher. Bob Harkins, Steve Thane. Row 7: Bill McGillen, Jesse Shinn. Tom Bulman. Jim Russell, Steve Anderson. Barry Simon. Bill Ward. Brian Schliebe. Don Woolridge. Row 8: Terry Manning. Brent Gagermeier. Gary Wolgamott, Gordon MacDonald. Mark Baker, Scott Bulman, Gil Larson. Brad Taylor. Bob Larson. Eric Lucas. Robin Jackson. Richard Ward. Row 9: Mike Dahlstrom. Mark Rice. Lloy Griffing, Wally Burt. Greg Porter. Dave Hutchison, Ron Cripe. 96 MYNSTRELLES—Front row: Liz Graff. Mary Gallagher. Jan Werner, Kathi Kruckeberg. Debra Cragg. Karen Cochran. Charmaine Piane. Row 2: Kathy Gallagher, Jody Rydquist. Debbie Billingsley. Robin Jackson. Rick Seaman. Jesse Shinn, Steve Thane. Row 3: Sarah Simmons. Vici Cromwell. Lloy Griffing. Connie Johnson. Scott Bulman. Dare Clubb. Jess Walton, Ron Cripe. Barry Simon. Sam Taylor. Mynstrelles So much interest was shown in singing groups this year that a new mixed ensemble, the Mynstrelles. was created Members gained reading and singing experience as well as the opportunity to improve their singing ability from this group Mynstrelles performed for the Christmas assembly, various clubs around the city, and school concerts. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' CHOIR — Front row: Eileen Pickens, Kristin Gallagher. Jo Ann Dilworth, Kathy Barthelmess, Tracie Gallagher. Ginger Good. Linda Jackson. Row 2: Yvonne Jacobs. Charleene Forsythe. Janet Lewis. Roxi Gore. Betty Sedgewick, Geneva Sol, Willene Kidd. Row 3: Leah Larsen. Beverly Evenskaas. Jennifer Potter. Dale Golden. Shirley Aarstad. Donna Larson. Row 4: Rose Potter, Donna Graeter. Helen Manlove. Thais Zimmerman. Cheryl McDonald. Sherry Little. Connie Kester. Chris Giere. Row 5: Student Teachers Greg Devlin. Gloria Phillip, Don Collins. Girls’ Choir Experience through many hours of practice is the key purpose of Freshmen Mixed Choir and Girls' Choir. Both choirs are nonselect and provide the necessary training for future select choirs. Any freshman enrolled in vocal music may be in the Freshman Mixed Choir. Girls' who are sophomores, juniors and seniors and who have not been in vocal music may be in Girls' Choir. Girls' Choir and the Freshmen Mixed Choir sing at the Christmas and Spring Concerts, and also the holiday assemblies. Freshman Mixed Choir FRESHMAN MIXED CHOIR — Front row: Joy Hudlow, Chris Ibsen, Cindy Boston. Sue Hennessy. Tara Gallagher. Brenda Palmer. Suzanne Anderson. Joette Clover. Row 2: Linda Gauld. Marta Kluk. Teresa Mead. Mary Jacobs. Rebecca Pace. Wendy Jaensch. Susan Swenson. Jean Kelley. Row 3: Ann Fremou, Jody Oliver. Mardell Johnson. Eva Ferris, Jayne Kruckeberg. Janette Jones. Kim Yates. Debbie Witt. Row 4: Ellen Deschamps. Kathi Weldon. Sandy Braaten, Michele Swarthout, Terri Long, Sara Parnell, Jim Whitcomb, Mike Syverson. Craig Amrine. Row 5: Margaret Davis. Donna Lewis. Marilyn Taylor. Russ Sperry. Frank Crowley, Tim Campbell. Row 6: Sherri Gregory, Terry Lawson. Laurie Peck, Mark Susen. Joseph Piane, Dave Sampson, Kevin Ingalls. Row 7: Kathleen Magone. Marsha Touchette. Dee Stevens. Steve Swarthout. Kevin Randles. Art Club—Front Row: Kim Bagnell. Shelley Markiss. Sue Hartong. Oebbie Gray. Row 2: Corinne Johnson. Glenna Huckabee. Kim Lynde. Karen Pettit. Nick Roberts. Mark Everingham. Row 3: Linda Bisom. Ken Rasmussen. Linda Bjorkman. Shirley Hitchcock. Kristin Gallagher. Cindy Dauenhauer Row 4: Norman Halverson. Jennifer Daly. Lonie Ryan, Eric Pfeiffer. Lee Strid, Dave Cowan. Sarah Hansen. Laura Dodgson. The main purpose of Art Club was to deepen the students' appreciation for art The Art Attic, the Cartwheel, the Magic Mushroom, and the U Center were some of the scenes of enjoyable art shows, they attended throughout the year These outings helped to broaden their perspective Tea party anybody? smirk Kim Lynde and Shirley Hitchcock. 99 French Club — Front row: Barbara Stewart. Penny Doty. Susan Payson, Shirley Hitchcock. Sandra Futch. Row 2: Advisor Mrs. Theone Hewitt. Ginger Good. Charmaine Piane. Cindy Hood. Patty Flachsenhar. Row 3: Julie Frame. Jill Christopher. Cindy Kidder. Ann Cunningham. Laure Pengelly. Corinne Harper. Allyson Carlyle French Club French Club consists of students in first, second and third year French who are interested in learn- ing more about French culture Skits and refreshments 'provided amusement at each meeting French Club took part in the Inter- national Christmas party, which was a party attended by all the other language clubs French Club sang carols, put on a skit and contributed French food to the conglomeration of goodies. An hors d oeuvre party and a French dinner were also planned for this year. Officers—Pres. Liz Hogan. Treas. Corinne Harper. Sec. Sandy Futch. Not pictured. Vice Pres. Barbara Stewart. 100 GERMAN CLUB—Front row: Pros. Bob Murray. Jean Carter. Tim Kaiser. Brian Schliebe. Row 3: Jan Sec. Nola Heitt, Advisor Virginia Munson Row 2: Hulls. Renee Panian. Virginia Whitmoyer. Patty Robin Baker. Jayne Krukeberg. Claudine Sticht, Bowers. Vice-pres. Tom Burt. Jim Howerton, Jim Lynne Clouse. Caroline Patterson. Jolene Albert. Bowers. A wunderbar'' German band was one of the highlights of German Club The musicians performed for the Foreign Language Christmas party, the German dinner, and regular meetings Members were not only entertained by these delightful musicians but also by skits and plays written by the German students The hungry appetites of the members were eased by delicious German dinners and scrumptuous refreshments served at their invigorating meetings! German Club ''Eins, zwei. eins. zwei. drei. vier!' 101 LATIN CLUB—Front Row: Vicki Tyler. Mary Verlanic. Page Goode. Susan Barker. Belle Houseman. Shirley Aarstad. Row 2: Kathy Layman. Janet Burgess. Linda Gould. Denise Gisselbeck. Laure Pengelly, Ken Walsh. Davy Bland. Don Gisselbeck. Vicki Duffner. Row 3: Nancy Haugan. Sue Dennison. Lewis Winn. Lloy Griffing. Brent Richlen. Latin Club Brutus's spring banquet was the main objective of Latin Club. During their monthly meetings, various projects including a rummage and bake sales, were planned in order to raise money for this feast. The members also organized committees within their club to further plans for their banquet. 102 Spanish Club Officers: Program Chairman Duke Wolfe. Pres. Bobby Wambach, Sec.-Treas. Gary Walker. Not pictured is Vice-Pres. Barb Farnham. Out of the depths of a bucket of goop will rise a pihata! The muchachos and muchachas gather at Spanish club to discuss various activities, give skits and have refreshments. Through fund-raising projects and dues they supported their activities. They had a hike up the Rattlesnake and a cookout in September and a Spanish dinner in November They took part in the International Christmas party, contributing carols and a piriata. to the festivities of the night. Spanish Club — Front row: Gary Walker. Bobby Wambach. Jim Boldgett. Cheryl Onstad Row 2 — Advisor Michael Oke. Tim Campbell. Anne Lamport, Tracie Gallagher. Diane Harper. Dianna Austin. Row 3 — Anne Sokoloski, Debbie Whitehouse. Shanna McCarthy. James Burgess. 103 DECA—Front Row: Advisor Duane Pederson. Assistant Historian Pat Murray. Assistant Sec. Diana Brotzman. Vice Pres. Kathy Cooney. Board of Governors George Jeszenka. Sec.-Treas. Sarah Simmons. Pres. Steve Anderson. Historian Debbie Long, Parliamentarian M ary Maun. Junior Representatives Joan Root and Patty Nichols. Advisor Bradley Hart. Row 2: Ted Jacobsen, Jacki Bell. Paula Burns. Gail Gallagher. Jon Hughes. Russel Lindsley. Rick Marchie. Melvin Rostad. Pat Doty, Linda Wigen. Row 3: Jay Hall, Jari Hochstrasser, Donna Nelson. Linda Matye. Anne Neel. Sherry Mitchell, Terry Rice. Janie Schriver, Cindy Baldwin. Margie Jo Martin. Charlotte Lodge. Mary Jane Herbig. Liz Hogan, Larry Martins. Row 4: Kim Neilson. Karen Clark. Patty Rose. Mary Pryor. Kate Nelson. Ingrid Davis. Connie Lackman, Michaeline Marek, Judy Olsen. Debbie Steinberg. Vickie Lenz. Mary Ann Kenck. Debby Cahoon. Row 5: Billie Jean Baker. Sandy Topel. Barbara Jeszenka. Vicky Wingo, Adell Jenson. Debbie Field. Paula White. Debbie Taunt. Roberta Hall. Debbie Watt. Mary Kellogg. Laura Pew. Diane Hackman. Marcia Turman. Row 6: Cynthia Michaud. Sandy Chafee. Marsha Rostad. Brenda Rostad. Laurel Wigen. Karen Hames. Janice Kahm. Jody Rydquist, Cindy Seigford. Luanne Hennessy. Alice Lackman. Joann Crandall, Joanne Anderson, Candy Richardson, Donna Schwend. Row 7: Nancy Hangar. Pat Turner. Mary Lefler. Katie Dwyer. Larry Keogh, Gary Wolgamott. Dennis Frazier. Rick Kloock. Dennis Perovich. Gary Morgan. Tony King. Don Serba. Ron Churchill. Pickles, pumpkins, Mickey Mouse T- shirts. and candles were sold by the industrious students of the Hellgate Chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of America DECA's service project to the community this year was a pamphlet on drugs. The members also conducted a survey on why businesses are moving to the 93 Strip. This survey was judged at the state convention. 104 Distributive Education Clubs of America Mr. Reid Stevens, loyally wearing his Mickey Mouse T-shirt, poses for an original Becky Disney pumpkin sculpture. 105 Front row: Pres. Steve Bryan. Randy Rasmussen. Row 2: Kevin Goffe. Vice Pres. Tom Campbell. Bob Murray. Not pictured: Doug Johns. Jerry Price. Radio Loquacious Steve Bryan points at the contents of the next room. Club What's good for BGCMJ and P is good for the school! This dictatorial statement was the motto of the BGCM and P enterprises, or Knight Student Radio Club. The headquarters for plotting the infiltration of the school was in the radio shack, consisting of a former toilet room in the auditorium balcony One project which would serve to help indoctrinate the student was the building of an electroencephalogram which measures the amount of electricity in the brain. It was necessary to cover one wall of the shack with aluminum to facilitate this project The club also built a stereo system in the shack to attract innocent passersby b •J mil a s: gfcvowT © .r Au I $Tuevtnfr,rfcic utov . � 1 46 fckt � v-cw’’ I vsr et m th£ .ai.ycv I s’Afc' Ik KKM( I VIOKPHk� W •-«. H.M4T TJ SKiCUl I twSMVKAL BGCMJ'P ENTERPRISES I- BRYAN ♦ GOFFE MURRAY- -C AMP BELL , DOUGLAS JOHNS r 1 V GOFFE CAM pbeu-� Murray PRICE PHOTOGRAPHY 106 Chess Club CHESS CLUB—Mike Hornick, James Burgess. Dianna Austin. Cheryl Austin. Shauna McCarthy, Bob Sentman. Bob Hudson. The main function of Chess Club members this year was to teach their new advisor. Mrs. Darla Sadler, how to play chess. Members also helped the more inexperienced participants learn the difficult plays. Mike Hornick looks on as Bob Sentman grins and says, Checkmate!' Ya done blowed it again!! exclaims Rob Miller to Shauna McCarthy. 107 Science Club SCIENCE CLUB—Front Row: Sec.-Treas. Dianna Austin. Pros. Chris Van Meter. Ann Van Meter. Row 2: Lynn Parker. Andrea Bessac. Jim Bowers. Laure Pengelly, Jennifer Daly. Advisor Harry R. Palin. John Ryan, Tom Burt. Bubbling concoctions of acids were expected traits of Science Club But this year Science Club was more concerned with the geological, ecological, and biological aspects of science. The members were educated by distinguished guest speakers such as Dr. Arnold Silverman, a geology professor, and plans were made for a visit from Dr. Wayne P. Van Meter, a chemistry professor. Among other activities, field trips were planned for the spring and a particular trip was planned to a pet hospital to observe an animal operation. 108 ECOLOGY CLUB—Tom Blake. LaVonne Eggers. Steve Blotzke. Linden Vernon. Rod Rosean. Delmer Merseal. Devera Merseal. Steve Smith. Advisor. Dwight Hopkins. Ecology forever! is one of the many mottos splashed brightly on the walls of 202. Concern with nature and the environment is the main objective of Ecology Club. This is the reason for the change in name from Geography Club to Ecology Club. The club sponsored field trips that were as educational as they were fun. Trips were also planned to national parks. To help finance these trips. Ecology Club threw a dance in the girls' gym. Most of this money went towards the December trip to Mexico. Plans for a state convention in Missoula were also considered Ecology Club 109 110 Bugbee, Jennifer Pearson. Wilma Hackman, Forey Bradley. Row 4: Teresa Whalen, Debra Crooks. Debbie Cordial Lisa Bangeman, Pat Wamsley. Kathy Evans, Julie Frame, Judy Olson. Row 5: Debra Billingsley. Orchesis Officers—Front row: Pres. Debra Billingsley. Sec.- Tree's. Donna Stinger. Historian Eileen Gallagher. Row 2: Costume Director Marie Morgan and Vice Pres. Jamie Gaul. Orchesis—Front row: Marie Morgan, Joni Delano. Eileen Gallagher. Tracie Gallagher. Sheila Mobley. Row 2: Carol Wallace. Jamie Gaul. Margaret Porter. Exie Stetler. Sarah Simmons. Row 3: Alison Martinsen. Donna Stinger. Barbara Blood blisters are common among Orchesis members, from dancing in barefeet. The slender, graceful bodies of Orchesis members floated across many dance floors this year Clad in sparkling green outfits. Scottish uniforms or brightly colored leotards, they danced for pep assemblies, at the Christmas assembly and for the University Dance Company production. Orchesis sponsored the annual semi- formal Frost Fantasy in January The beautifully decorated gym added much to the spirit of the evening. The annual production. Experiment In Dance was planned for April. Much time was spent practicing for this dance festival. Another highlight for Orchesis was a social which included a hayride down the drag, selling hay to gullible buyers THESPIANS — Front row: Janet Meyers, Dare Clubb. Debra Cragg. Debbie Gray, Nick Roberts, Mary Cox, Eric Pfieffer. Teresa Whalen, John Blanchette. Row 2: Dennis Morse, Lee Strid. Ken Rasmussen. Steve Gaub. Kim Robbins, Jan Daly, Thula Weisel, Linda Bisom. Emily Clubb. Lynne Clouse, Blake Ludwig, Sue Payson, Scott Bulman, Casey Randles. Thespians Members of the most distinguished drama team in Montana are the actors and actresses in the Hellgate Thespian Troupe 2050 The troupe set a new record by winning twelve consecutive sweepstake awards at drama meets by the time this book went to press. The dramatists were not only busy winning at every drama meet; they also presented Five Finger Exercise and the children's plays. The Steadfast Tin Soldier and The Little Matchgirl at Christmas Award winning cuttings were presented to the public in An Evening at the Theater , and at an imitation Oscar ceremony at a spring banquet, awards were presented to the Thespians. Pausing briefly from their tedious practicing of a cutting from David and Lisa are Scott Bulman and Debra Cragg. They performed this cutting for the State Legislature. 112 Rehearsing their lines for Five Finger Exercise ' are Janet Meyers. Dare Clubb. Jim Russell, Debra Cragg. Bob Harkins. NFL — Seated: Raymond Miller. Kevin Randles. Ian Christopherson. Mike Pace. Row 2: Karen Spain, Advisor Susan Rowberry, Liz Graff. Liz Hogan. Tom Bulman, Linda Ingalls. Tom Burt, Robin Bulman. Brent Richlen. National Forensics League Intriguing Bob Murray carries his audience into oblivion. Torrents of words flooded the realms of room 319 as National Forensics League members practiced delivering their speeches. At actual speech meets good times were excelled only by nervousness and the ambition to win. In order to be admitted to this honorary speech club, students had to earn 25 points by participating in speech meets Points were awarded at the meets by judges according to the speaker's poise, eloquence and content of the speech 113 Speechless Barrett wins a first. Speech 114 The Maids Thula Weisel and Jan Daly Drama The Exercise Eric Pfeiffer and Debra Cragg And The Big Game Clifton Lewis Loveliest Afternoon of The Year Janet Meyers and Jim Russell Exuberant Winners Mike Barrett. Emily Clubb and Casey Randles Drama Coach Mr. Virgil Cork Hotel Paridiso Dare Clubb and Janet Meyers Meets Little Brother-Little Sister Debra Cragg and Jim Russell f Barefoot In The Park” Ken Rasmussen and Sue Payson Practice Makes Perfect Bob Hudson LANCE STAFF—Front to back, row 1: Karen Hansen. Row 2: John Kafentzis. Wally Burt, Peter Walther. Row 3: Kathy Schwanke. Bob Murray. Sue Konizeski, Loren Marshall, Larry Ginnings. Row 4: Bob Laurie. Terry Manning. Pat Danishefsky, Barbara Bugbee, Jerry Price. Hairy Editor Loren Marshell (above). Pixie Cartoonist Bob Murray (right), and Dynamic Duo Karen Hansen and Wally Burt, reveal their personalities for the Halberd. 116 Sheila Heimberger and Peter Walther frolic despite continual warnings of the coming deadline Jerry Price snickers at the thought of having foldouts in the Lance! iflantt Published at Hellgate High School, 900 S. Higgins Ave., Missoula, Mont. 59801; Phone 542-5118. Subscriptions price—12.50 per year Application to mail at second-claes postage rates is pending at Mis- soula, Montana. Published 25 times during the school year. Editor .............Loren Marshall Editorial Page Editor Sue Konlzeskl Feature Editor..Sheila Heimberger Business Mgr........Terry Manning Advertising Mgr.....Karen Hansen Sports Editor ......John Kafentzis Assistants .............Ed Kurtz Penny Rhinehart, Kathy Schwanke Fine Arts Editors .....Wally Burt Peter Walther Cartoonist .....................Bob Murray Photo Editor...........Jerry Price Columnist.........Laurence Ginnlngs Exchanges Editor..Barbara Bugbee Circulation ........Pat Danishefsky Assistant ...........Bob Laurie Photographers .........Karen Hansen Bob Patterson John Shear Advertising Salesmen..Journalism 1 Advisor........Mr. John A. Forssen Lance, Hellgate's school newspaper, has completed another exceptional year of outstanding service to the school. Even with the handicap of being understaffed, the Lance should be saluted as one of Montana's best. This year, the Lance was again noted for its publications concerning student opinion. Participation of the students, through letters to the editor, was at its height. Students were able, for the most part, to express their views by uncensored letters, which is a rarity in high school newspapers. Is this here place what them people say is the journalism room? inquires Mr. John Forssen. Lance advisor. 117 Nod-conformists Peter Winken Walther and Lynn Blinken Parker. Jocelyn Hallsten lectures Keenon Johnson and Corinne Harper on the finer points of proof reading. Patterson working?! Becky MacIntyre reports deadly deadline dilemma to Shirley Hitchcock. Ian Chnstopherson and Kim Robbins are caught in the act of embezzling Halberd funds. I'm sure no one in Hellgate realized that there is a psychiatric ward for the mentally incompetent on third floor At least, that is what a passer-by might have surmised Actually it's only the Halberd staff, frantically slaving on your beloved yearbook. Scheduling and resched- uling pictures, arguing for priorities in the dark room, writing copy and laying out original pages were some of the hassles of the staff One could see the light on in Room 314 all hours of the day. all days of the month, and all months of the year! With the help of stale doughnuts. 20 hamburgers, and a bag of popcorn, the haggard, heroic Halberd Staff survived Private Jan Hulla and General Allyson Carlyle plot battle strategy Darkroom maniac Jerry Price attacks while Bob Sentman. Kevin Goffe. Henry Thompson and Mike Hornick try to ignore the situation. Halberd Debbie Doyle growls as Sue Hubble crosses into her territory. Kathy Schwanke slaves on while Roberta Donovan seems to hold the world in her hands. Debbie Demmons and Liz Graff enjoying the meager rations again. Editor Renee Panic Panian in comatose coma. HALBERD — Front Row: Keenon Johnson, typist. Kathy Schwanke. Roberta Donovan, sport. Renee Panian, editor. Shirley Hitchcock, faculty. Bob Patterson. Henry Thompson, photographers. Row 2: Joe Hallsten, Corinne Harper, typists. Debbie Demmons. activities. Ian Christopherson. Bus. Mgr.. Susan Hubble, student life. Becky MacIntyre, faculty, Debbie Doyle, student life. Jan Hulla, honors. Liz Graff, activities. Kim Lynde, art editor. Row 3: Peter Walther, service. Bob Sentman, photo, coordinator, classes, Lynn Parker, service. Allison Carlyle, honors, Kim Robbins, Bus. Mgr., Jan Fedore. classes. Row 4: Mike Hornick, photo coordinator, classes, Jerry Price, photographer, Kevin Goffe. dark room. Concert Band Serious band literature was played by the largest band in the school—the concert band Students were able to enjoy and appreciate the talents of these musicians at four concerts given throughout the year Concert band participated in the Class A band district and state festivals 120 —-__— ———.. ___ mi ut 'tu cnnnm CONCERT BAND—Front row: Joan Colwell, Elaine Maxwell, Pam Frasier, Lynn Ogle, Lori Moffatt, Marijean Narum, Bobi Wambach. Nancy Hanger, Patty Flachsenhar. Row 2: Renee Kester, Janice Dobbins, Suzanne Stevens, Annette Herron, Suzie Sellegren, Kathy Layman, Kathy Truett, Raymond Miller, Kathy Kost. Sandy Boehmler. Kevin Hartse. Clara Gerlach. Barbara Koostra. Ann Cunningham. Row 3: Steve G iff in. Roger Campbell, Jim Howerton. Barbara Burditt, Gordon Witwer, Betsy Carpino. Debbie Wood, Dianna Austin, Cindy Kidder, Dorothy Pryor. Kathy Wheeler, Laura Abel, Cynthia Cole, Susan Kaiser, Mary Kellogg. Carol Wallace. Karen Cochran. Row 4: Chris Van Meter, Vicki Johnson, Jeff McDowell, Leslie Schwartz, Cindy Walker, Ann Van Meter, Steve Maxwell. Dennis Hanson. Mike Gaub, Jim Tomlinson, Aleta Kildow. Kathy Roemer, Lee Cheatham. Doug Davis, John Black. Steve Darling. Ron Spencer, Bevan Burroughs. Arnie Kimmel. Row 5: Patty Bowers, Keith Faust. Russell Stephens, Ian Christopherson, Keith Swart. John Pryor. Lane Reul, Dave Fifield. Brian Fehr, Dick Combest. Steve Gaub, Bill Burditt. Brent Richlen. Scott Alexander. Neal Lutke. Greg Rouland. Mark Jones. Roby Miller, Don Gisselbeck. Mike Barrett. Dave Joscelym. Jess Walton. Front and center: Director Charles H. Johnson. Not pictured: Laura Dodgson, Jean Collins. 121 MARCHING BAND—Front Row: Cindy Kidder. Cynthia Cole. Kevin Hartse. Steve Giffin, Dianna Austin. Kathy Layman, Renee Kester. Janice Dobbins. Laura Abel. Sandy Boehmler. Ann Cunningham. Jean Collins. Row 2: Raymond Miller. Gordon Witwer. Jim Howerton. Mary Kelley. Elaine Maxwell. Bobi Wambach. Suzanne Stevens, Suzie Sellegren, Clara Gerlach, Marijean Narum. Kathy Kost. Row 3: Leslie Schwartz, Vicki Johnson. Ann Van Meter, Arnie Kimmel. Doug Davis. John Black, Steve Maxwell. Ron Spencer, Aleta Kildow, Joan Colwell. Chris Van Meter. Row 4: Jim Tomlinson, drum major. Rob Miller. Jess Walton. Neal Lutke. Don Gisselbeck. Greg Rouland. Dick Combest, Mike Gaub. Roger Campbell, Brent Richlen. Row 5: Patty Bowers. Patty Flachsenhar. Nancy Hanger. Karen Cochran. Dave Fifield. Keith Swart, Russell Stephens. Rich Forbis. The Marching Band has its busiest season during the fall. With hours and hours of practice. Marching Band does its thing during football halftimes and in parades Marching Band has been noted for its strength and endurance which is needed for practicing in such adverse conditions as rain, snow, freezing weather and mud Have you ever attempted to blow a good sound out of a cold horn, while the muck, mud and rain is squishing between your toes? Marching Band 122 $ Pep Band A select group of 40 students produced the background music for pep assemblies and basketball games Pep band played the national anthem and accompa nied the cheerleaders with the school song and some cheers as well as helping them create spirit and liveliness among the student body PEP BAND—Front Row: Jean Collins. Elaine Maxwell. Laura Dodgson, Lynn Ogle. Marijean Narum. Annette Herron, Cindy Kidder. Suzanne Stevens. Row 2: Barbara Burditt, Mary Kelley, Susan Kaiser, Dianna Austin. Cynthia Cole. Laura Abel. Ann Cunningham. Clara Gerlach. Kathy Kost. Row 3: Gordon Witwer. Jim Howerton. Kevin Hartse, Jeff McDowell. Ann Van Meter. Chris Van Meter. Suzie Sellegren. Dorothy Pryor. Row 4 John Black. Steve Darling. Jim Tomlinson. Lee Cheatham. Dick Combest. Ron Spencer. Row 5 Bill Burditt. Rob Miller. Greg Rouland. Neal Lutke. Don Gisselbeck. Patty Bowers. Stage Band All styles of music, from Pop to the old standards, to jazz and rock, were played by the most swinging musicians in the school. Stage Band. The band, directed by Mr. Charles H. Johnson, makes the big band sound” of the 40's. Stage Band practices every Thursday night and played mostly for self enjoyment. They also played for school dances and school concerts and participated in a stage band festival STAGE BAND — Front Row John Roomer. Jim Howerton. Gordon Witwer. Kevin Hartse. Roger Campbell. Steve Griffin. Row 2 Lee Cheatham. Dan Stark. Lane Reul. Jess Walton. Mike Barrett. Dave Joscelyn. Rob Miller. Jeff McDowell. Row 3: Director Charles H. Johnson. Doug Davis. Dick Combest. Kathy Roomer. Jim Tomlinson. Aleta Kildow. 123 Lancettes Lancettes—Front row: Deb Watt. Kathy Schwanke. Pat Murray. Deputy Commander Charlotte Lodge. Row 2: Randi Kessler. Roberta Donovan, Historian Rhonda Westgard. Vice Pres. Judy Carter. Row 3: Sec. Trees. Marcia Hensel. Lynn Furrer. Patty Wontor. Janet Spain. Row 4: Laurie Caras, Vicki Koepplin. Lindsay Brown. Sharon Koepplin Row 5: Kathy Koepplin. Linda Sherman. Terri Johnson. Row 6: Drill Commander Bobette Stolp. Susan Stalling. Pres. Vanessa Montreuil, Vicki Cromwell. Lancettes is a precision military drill team which performs and presents the colors at high school and grade school assemblies, during halftime of basketball and football games. PTA meetings, and they also performed at last year's District Basketball Tournament. Lancettes ushered for last fall's open house To help pay for their bus trips. Lancettes sold candy, pride'' buttons, and super badges Lancettes spend two hours every Monday and Wednesday night, creating, practicing and polishing for their coming performance. This year Lancettes ordered uniforms to be worn on a de- signated day. Left, right, left, right, left 124 Hellgate. Hellgate we've been told Hellgate Knights are brave and bold! Sound off 1 -2 Sound again 3-4 Bring it on down 1 -2-3-4 1-2—3-4! Hellgate. Hellgate we've been told Lancettes are as good as gold! Sound off 1 -2 Sound again 3-4 Bring it on down 1 -2-3-4 1-2—3-4! Hill |U Debbie Nelson fwirlers The spotlight focused on the blazing sticks of fire held by the red-sequined girls Handling blazing batons was one of the many feats accomplished by the Twirlers this year. The girls were able to buy new sequin uniforms with money made by selling pickles at the fair, plus a donation from the band Clad in these glittering uniforms, they performed baton twirling jumps, splits and tosses to music at halftimes of football and basketball games They marched in front of the homecoming parade and also accompanied the band to Kalispell. Office Education Association OEA—seated. Lita Leach. Cheryl Ebbutt. Elaine Eshleman. Betty Jo Gould. Lavon Bache. Row 2: Annette Herron. Sharon Koepplin, Cynthia Cole, Yvonne Roesler, Jo Ann Anderson and Advisor Mrs. Alyce Dover. The Office Education Association provides a means of learning vocational opportunities in the area of business and helps an individual choose an intelligent career in office occupations. The members participate in civic enterprises, the experience helping them in later community life. It also helps members carry out worthy activities through the use of democratic processes A state convention was scheduled in March at Bozeman on the Montana State University campus. There, students were to participate in different business contests. Throughout the year, the members were going to try to make money through different fund raising projects, such as selling Halloween Candy and Zip Code books in order to send delegates to this convention. OEA officers: Historian- Reporter Sharon Koepplin. Treas. Annette Herron. Sec. Cynthia Cole. Pres. Cheryl Ebbutt, Parlimentarian Lavon Bache. Not pictured: Vice Pres. Celia Van Gilder. Lita Leach enthusiastically sells a Zip Code book to help raise money for OEA. 127 Hellgate delegates to the Model United Nations had the honor of representing the distinguished countries of Bulgaria. New Zealand. Australia. Chile. Iraq. Indonesia. Peru and the USSR Students spent much time preparing for a state-wide conference at the University in April. Each student learned his specific country's policies and beliefs, so that he would be able to speak knowledgably and gain as much recognition as possible for his country. The main goal of this session was to try to find solutions to the world's problems. Model United MUN — Front row: Terry Berg. Page Goode. Jean Carter. Andrea Bessac. Row 2: Dare Clubb. Richard King. Robin Jackson. Row 3: Gordon MacDonald. Tom Burt. Brooks Goode. Janet Meyers. Row 4: Sam Taylor, Gordon Witwer. Ian Christopherson. Sarah Hanson. Row 5: John Blanchette. Craig Sampson. Mike Hornick. Larry Witwer. Ann Cunningham. Lynn Parker. Bob Sentman. Laurie Pengelly. Advisor Darla Sadler. Nations 128 AF S officers — Pres Bob Harkins. Vice Pres. Eileen Gallagher. Sec. Lynn Parker. Treas. Mary Gallagher. American Field Service The American Field Service (AFS) is an organization that helps support foreign exchange students coming to and going from Hellgate. The international organiza- tion. through these exchanges, helps to promote understanding between nations by sending future leaders to other lands to help them understand foreign cultures and peoples. Only the student who excels academically and as a citizen is eligible to become an exchange student. After many intensive interviews two finalists are picked. Then homes overseas are sought for them by AFS international head- quarters in New York. The local club busies itself throughtout the year engaging in moneyraising projects, such as dances and bake sales, in order to raise funds to support exchange students. AFS—Front row: Eileen Gallagher. Liz Graff, Sylvia Bersanker. Sarris Clouse. Row 2: Advisor Mrs. Nancy Murn. Diana Brotiman. Allyson Carlyle. Kathi Kruckeberg. Jean Carter. Barbara Koostra. Karen Pettit, Carolyn Patterson. Row 3: Debbie Demmons. Julie Frame, Tara Gallagher. Susan Barker. Kelly Batchelder. Lynne Clouse. Meta Chessin. Ski Club—Front Row: John Roemer. Kim Hulla, Coad Worden, Mike Stickney. Row 2: Leann Suckow, Laurie Peck, Debbie Demmons, Craig Ludwig, Ellen Deschamps. Steve Swarthout. Row 3: Mary Verlanic, Allen Janes, Jennifer Pearson, Kathy Wheeler. Kathy Weldon, Anne Sokoloski, Kim Wilkerson. Rex Baldwin. Nick Roberts. Tracie Gallagher. Row 4: Tom Ballard. Lee Anderson. Ron Brevik. Sandy Adams. Don Erickson. Tyler Johnson, Craig Stone, Ann Florin. Vanessa Montreuil. Bruce Stevenson. Jan Hulla, Connie Erickson. Jean Collins. Marilyn Taylor. Terri Long. Row 5: Mark Everingham. Dan Gould. Allen Haley. Paul Beaufait, Dave Beaufait. Todd Neel. Debbie Connick. George Jeszenka, Cindy Doyle. Ski Club Hellgates snow bunnies and hot doggers, who spend most of their free time flying down the slopes of Marshall or Snow Bowl, shared their snowy adventures at Ski Club. Some members were expert skiers while others did a lot of tumbling and rolling The group's activities for the year included ski movies and a money raising concession stand at the annual Safety on Skis Program. Out-of- town ski trips were also planned The thrill of the slopes beckons many excited skiers. 130 I Students for an Aware Society As an action'' group, the Students for an Aware Society, or SAS. was involved in a number of activities Committees, concerned with women's lib. political, social, and environmental problems, were formed within the club SAS has brought in a number of guest speakers and has sponsored Earth Day activities and SCUM Day (Students Clean Up Missoula) SAS—Front row: Paula Daly. Martha Ballard. Jean Carter Row 2: Page Goode. Lynn Parker. Row 3: Jennifer Daly. Craig Sampson, Norman Halverson. Row 4 Advisor Elizabeth Taylor. Sarah Hansen. Sam Taylor. Row 5: Laure Pengelly. Andrea Bessac. Allyson Carlyle. Tom Burt. 131 CAR CLUB — Front row: Dan Kinney. John Schultz. Bill Suckow. Bob Cote. Butch Jenison, Dan Hamilton, Terry Cook. Row 2: Advisors Mr. Andy Logozzo, Police Patrolman Doug Chase. Greg Rouland. Rick Suckow. Bob Hanson. Laura Abel. Bill Gould. Kathie Michaels. Larry Saunders. Leann Suckow. Denny Gooley. Rich Ward. Steve Stanley. Randy Olson. Car Club Dig that crazy 409 with a 425 full race cam turbo charger set on those dual quad carbs. the organ pipe headers, fire flake green paint job. set off by polished chrome astro mags with a set of 18 inch Mickey Thompson funny slicks. Doing the digging are Randy Olson. Richard Ward. Richard King and Denny Gooley. Car Club is a service organization of students who dig cars. Their main project was building a drag strip for the purpose of keeping speedsters off the streets and highways. As a service project. Car Club sponsored a Halloween Patrol where the members patrolled the Missoula and surrounding areas for vandalism. This Halloween destruction of public property was the lowest in years. Car Club also planned to remove snow from driveways and parking lots as a money- raising project to help finance the drag strip. EXECUTIVE BOARD — Rick Suckow, Sec. Leann Suckow. Larry Saunders. Treas. Bill Suckow. 132 VICA— Row 1: Advisors Glen Harper, Advisor Chester Frojen, Dave Cripe. Dean Skrivseth. Alan Christian. Don Fristo, Advisor Roger Hyem. Row 2: Randy Olson. Larry Saunders. Harry Egeland. Bill Bowman. Klas Hightower Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Only those talented students enrolled in vocational classes can become members in VICA Among this year's activities, the men repaired bedraggled, old toys to give to unfortunate children They also sold costume jewelry as a fund- raising project, to help finance new welding overalls. 133 Future Homemakers of America is a service organization for girls interested in Home Economics The club sponsors several projects each year, such as repairing stuffed animals for Christmas gifts, distributing food baskets at Thanks- giving and Christmas to the needy, and participating in city clean-up campaigns. Throughout the year guest speakers talked on various subjects, such as drugs. Lebanon and the Crisis Center. FHA also has a traditional Foreign Foods Dinner when the exchange students tell about their countries. FHA—Front row: Susie Sellegren. Judy Bendickson. Yvonne Jacobs. Kathi Kruckeberg. Christine Clark, Lynn Thrasher, Karen Hames. Row 2: Tracy Gallagher, Susan Cochran. Lani Rhoades. Lalani Hollinder. Cindy Kidder. Susan Fryhling. Elaine Maxwell. Marsha Rostad. Row 3: Susan Hudson. Joni Delano, Gay Shelton. Judy Allen. Row 4: Vicki Koepplin, Deaette Kovarik. Kathy Kost. Ginger Good, Sandy Chafee. Debbie Rostad. Brenda Rostad. Row 5: Linnea Ernst, Janel Fite. Susan Wallace. Sandy Hubber. Lani Ryan, Nancy Shultz. Kathy Hummer. Row 6: Willene Kid, Jody Gist, Kim Barefoot. Rita Gregory. Ann Petty. Jayne Kruckeberg. Sue Hennessy. Cindy Boston Row 7: Glenda Crooks. Valerie Wilcox, Mary Jo Jacobs, Advisors Mrs. Cheryl Gies. Mrs. Cathie Vaupel, Mrs. Bernita Zuidmeer, Cheryl Ebbutt. Future Homemakers FHA OFFICERS —Pres. Kathi Kruckeberg. Vice Pres. Judy Bendickson. Sec. Yvonne Jacobs. District Vice Chairman Judy Allen. Treas. Lynn Thrasher. Song Leader Susan Cochran, Historian Karen Hames. Not pictured: Reporter Cheryl Ebbutt. Future Teachers I FTA—Patty Turnar. Mrs. Dean Marshall. Miss Liz Lindall. Kathy Holden. Not Pictured: Anne Lamport. The main purpose of Future Teachers of America is to give the members a chance to see what teaching is like before they become teachers. Some of the girls did research on the different grading systems and types of teaching Others worked with the Special Ed students. Through these activities the members hoped to gain teaching experience which would help them later Christian Youth Fellowship CYF serves as an interdenominational religious organization. Every Tuesday during lunch Christian Youth Fellowship members would gather and hold their meeting. Visiting evangelists and local pastors were guest speakers to the club. Discussions about Bible verses and their relevancy to student life were part of the agenda of the meetings. The club's outside activities scheduled were a hayride, swimming and a Spring Banquet. CYF—Front row: Reed Lamb, Cheryl Ebbutt, Charolette Lodge. Donna Weber. Cynthia Cole. Janet Vaneps. Cindy Siegford, Diana Austin. Row 2: Dave Brammer. Advisor Charles Lawrence. Art Brammer. Linda Pedersen, Sandy Futch. 135 Orchestra—Front row: Clifton Lewis. Katie Loeffler, Oarcine Anderson. Nancy Lofgren, Debbie Pins. Martha Ballard. Linda Turman. Debbie Miller. Row 2: Becky Hansen. Ann Cunningham, Lisa Bangeman. Connie Erickson. Sarah Brown. Sally McHugh. Nancy Haugan. Sherry Micknak. Denise Gisselbeck. Row 3: Dare Clubb, Sam Taylor. Elaine Maxwell. Joanie Colwell, Nancy Hanger. Patty Flachsenhar. Barbara Koostra, Sandy Boehmler. Karen Cochran. Row 4: Student Director Mrs. Vicki Buffington. Director Harold Herbig. Jim Tomlinson. Christine VanMeter. Kathy Roemer. Aleta Kildow. Lee Cheatham. Jess Walton. Dave Joscelyn. Don Gisselbeck. Steve Gaub. Row 5: Leslie Schwartz. Allen Janes. John Roemer. Brooks Goode. Casey Overland. The melodious vibrations of orchestra could be heard in the French room through the walls during second period each day as Mr. Herbig led the musicians in their strife for perfection. The orchestra played the traditional selections from the Nut Cracker Suite by Tchaikovsky. Sleigh Ride, and the Christmas Festival both by Leroy Anderson, at the annual Christmas Assembly They also accompanied the Concert Choir in producing the Messiah as a Christmas present to the public during the joyous season. Many other fine selections were performed in a Spring Concert 136 Orchestra 137 1000 Mile Club — Front row: Ian Chris- topherson. Marty Lande. Row 2: Brenda Palmer. Belinda McDonald. Debbie Lucas, Betsy McDonald. Lois Lucas. Shirley Merseal Art Brammer. Advisor Larry McKinney. Row 3 Rick Kern. Robert Reesman, Lloy Griffing. 1000 Mile Club 1000 Mile Club is a group of dedicated runners, determined to run 1.000 miles within a year Two people actually made it—Kelly Randles and Ian Christopherson. 1000 Mile Club sponsored a 10-mile marathon for two-man teams for boys and a 5 mile event for girls’ teams. Winning in the snow were Kevin Randles and Steve Blotzke. who triumphed over eight other teams. Shirley Merseal and Becky Nowlen won in the girls’ event. Members report their miles weekly to the club advisor. Mr Larry McKinney Reports are entirely on the honor system. So if you're out hunting and see a red-clad figure moving across the snow, don’t shoot—it’s a 1000 Mile Club member In front of the 1000 Mile Club Marathon was Kelly Randles who ran almost 1.500 miles in a year. Ian Christopherson came in second with a total of 1,200 miles. 138 Girls Recreation Association GRA—Front Row: Sandy Jassek. LeeAnne Hennessy. Coleen Brinkorhoff. Mary Pryor. Row 2: Connie McLaughlin, Kathy Merseal. Pam French, Brenda Palmer. Row 3: Lois Rust, Monja Reimer, Kathy Kost, Roxy Gore. Sarah Parnell. Row 4: Judy Sutton, Carol Holden. Karen Bakker. Trudy Spain. Susan Cochran, Pres. Penny Rhinehart. Not pictured is Sec.-Treas. Debbie Hansen. She flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Girls Recreation Associa- tion is for athletic-type girls with extra energy which is worked out in the gym on Tues- day after school. They have competitive sports, including basketball, touch football, volleyball and bowling. They also swam at the University of Montana pool. GRA is set up on a point system and a spring banquet honored the most active girl of each class. A Christmas party was planned. 139 TROUBADOUR: Linda Bjorkman. art editor; Dare Clubb. advertising and promotion; Ian Christopher- son, business manager; Barbara Bugbee, editor; Vicki Tyler, layout; Randy Rasmussen, layout. Not pictured: Brooks Goode, assistant editor. The Troubadour: A traveling minstrel of old. and or the Hellgate High School student literary magazine. In other words, a group of dedicated students slaving away to produce this great piece of art They had the responsibility of reading, judging, selecting and then proof reading all works which the students produced They advertised, sold the magazines, finally published them and sent them forth unto the students. Troubadour Quite appropriately for Photo Club, the picture is printed backwards. PHOTO CLUB—Henry Thompson. Liz Graff. Allyson Carlyle. Mike Hornick. Randy Rasmussen. Renee Panian. Seated: Ian Christopherson. Not Pictured: Pres. Karen Hansen. Tim Kaiser. Photo Club Kodak Photo Club met irregularly, made a few plans, did almost nothing on an organized basis, and had a loose membership. The loose members turned out a large amount of work of varying quality, as represented in the book you are now reading The president part of the time was Karen Hansen The insurgent administration included Renee Panian. dictator Mike Hornick. vice chancellor; Liz Graff, chancellor of the exchequer, and Henry Thompson, janitor. 141 FaCulTy Superintendent Mr George M Zellick returned from Springfield. Oregon, to his native Montana to take over the big job of running the three million dollar a year business of the Missoula County High School system He found overcrowded buildings and taxpayers unwilling to vote the money for another building He looked at the curriculum and decided it needed some changes; chief among them was placing an increasing emphasis on vocational subjects. He considered the problem of overcrowding and said it might be necessary to have complete split shifts. He faced the task of getting to know all the 200 or so staff members and about 5.000 students of the system, and still took time to talk to a Halberd representative about his job. SUPERINTENDENT OF MISSOULA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Zellick’s Zealots JCCCj Donald E. Delaney Assistant Superintendent Mark Jennings Business Director Royal G Barnell Director of Instruction 145 Frank C. McElwain Athletic Director Hellgate Administration Another year has passed and once again the Halberd has done an excellent job of recording the events of the 1970-71 school year at Hellgate High School. It was a year of which you can all be proud; some failures were experienced, but far more successes were recorded. The purpose of a democratic education in a capitalistic society is to develop in each individual the knowledge, interests, ideas, habits, and power whereby he can find his place and use that place to shape both himself and society toward confident you are more than equal to it. This book will undoubtedly improve with age and many pleasant memories will be rekindled as you journey through its pages May each of you have good fortune and good health as you travel through these wonder, exciting high school years T £ PRINCIPAL HELLGATE HIGH SCHOOL I Mr. Eble’s Elves Mr. Reid Stevens, vice principal, carefully ponders the idea of establishing schedules X, V and Z Mr Richard Correll. assistant principal, listens gullibly to a student's sad story 147 Office Staff Zelpha Lemon Principal’s secretary ft Uy. Mary Schultz Secretary to the Vice principal Judy Quiggle Attendance clerk yj-U iQfLeLo nsG.sC'As? Jean Rheinschmidt Records clerk Counselors Jan Nvgnist Freshman Counselor Robert Sparks General Counselor 149 Language Arts Susan Rowberry Speech I English II Michael A. Oke Spanish I. II, III John A. Forssen English I Journalism I, II Ellen E. Skones English II. Ill Carol Wright English I Shirley Rosengren English I, French I Virginia Dale English I 9 James Bullock English III. IV 151 Tom Demmons English III. IV Virgil Cork Drama English II Elsie Hallford English II Gayle Knudsen English II, III Dean Marshall English III, IV John Whalen English III. IV Virginia Munson German I. II Toni Hewitt French I. II, III Diane Clawson German II Pearl Felker English I Joan Pulver Spanish I. Ill I Mathematics John R. Koelbel Consumer Math Geometry Reuben Zeig Algebra Geometry Ken Walt Algebra Gen. Math 154 C.J. Heydon Algebra Geometry 'ZZLJ1 ' c Don Falldorf Algebra 155 Richard L. Dunn Algebra Gen. Math Science Robert Casey Earth Science Physics Norman Jacobsen Earth Science 2 ? tsr. Dennis Billings Earth Science James Sylvester Chemistry Dick Palin Chemistry; Biology II Russ Sheriff Biology I Dwight Hopkins Sociology Ecology Social Science Ralph Soroos Am. History (O'U. Frank Bain Man His World Soc. Science George Gogas Art I. II. III. IV Harold Herbig Orchestra Fine Arts K. H. Millhouse Art I; Crafts ) )L ' J. Neil Dahlstrom Music Appreciation Vocal Music Kalli Deschamps Art I Duane Pederson D.E. I. II Vo. Tech Fred Salmonsen Typing I Record Keeping Deanna Woods Typing I OH. Pract. 160 ¥ Glen Harper Industry. Society Work Woodcraft Alyce M. Dover Typing; Shorthand; Office Practice Drafting Elvira Berg Personal Typing . Shorthand I Cleo Baker Accounting Data Processing Cheryl Gies Home Economics I. IV Pamela J. Dale Shorthand I Typing I 161 Special; Physical Education Susan Hanson Girls' P.E. Health Charlotte Manthie Girls' P.E., Health Larry Allen Spec. Education Mimi Carson Spec. Education COOKS — Leta Vick, Sally Wehmeyer. Mable Wilkinson, Carol Williamson; all top bananas. I Classified Staff 163 CUSTODIANS—B.F. Tintzman. B.D. Tintzman. Donald Vaughn, Richard Zimmerman, Tom Heffner. Hazen Ransier. George Sample. Matt Service. Frank Kendall. Gordon Summers. Kenneth Richards. Pres. Dave Beaufait Treas. Laurie Caras Vice Pres. Glen Bauer Sec. Kim Hulla 166 k I Senior Class 167 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL—Karen Pettit. Linda Fryhling. Richard King. Sandy Adams. Janet Peck. Seated: Kim Lynde SANDRA JEAN ADAMS —HR 304. Student Council Rep 4; Class Council Rep 2.3.4. Pep Club 2; Ski Club 3.4; Mod Lang Club. French 2. Transferred from Orofino, Idaho. KATHRYN RAE ALBERT—HR 103 JUDY JEAN ALLEN—HR A200; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; FHA 1.2.3.4. Vice pres 3. District Vice Pres 4; Mod Lang Club 2 STEVEN THOMAS ANDERSON—HR 309 JON MICHAEL ANDRUS—HR 304; Class Council Rep. 1.2.3; Intramural 1.2 Ski Club 1.2; Mod Lang Club 2.3. CATHY ARCHER—HR 200 Geography Club 2 CINDY JANICE ASBURY—HR Caf-B; Drama 4; CYF 4 DIANNA LYNN AUSTIN—HR 309 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 FHA 3; Chess Club 4; CYF 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4. Geography Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Science Club 3.4. Sec 4 DARREL ROBERT BABIN—HR A200 BILLIE JEAN BAKER—HR A200. DECA 3.4. RON EUGENE BAKKER —HR 200; M Club 3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2; Concert Choir 1.2; Freshman Mixed Choir 1 RICHARD M. BARDWELL—HR 312 B Wrestling 2. Rifle Club 2 GLEN PAUL BAUER —HR A200; Class Officer 4. Vice Pres; Key Club 2.3.4. Football 1.2.3; M Club 3.4, Wrestling 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3; Intramural 2.3.4; Homecoming King 4; Car Club 2; Spanish Club 3. Vice Pres SILVIA NORA BERSANKER—HR 312 B Girls Club Executive Board 4; AFS 4. Vice Pres; Mod. Lang Club 4; S Club 4; Foreign Exchange Student from Argentina JAMES GORDON BERTHOUD — HR 108; Ski Club 2 BRUCE DAVID BERTOGLIO—HR 203 Honor Roll 4; Class Council Rep 1; M Club 3.4 Wrestling 1.2. Track 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 3; Gymnastics 3.4 168 RITA KAY BERTSCH —HR 108 Honor Roll 4: Twirlers 1.2. Head Majorette 3; Pep Band 1.2. DEBRA RAE BILLINGSLEY—HR 106. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; GRA 1; Orchesis 2.3. Pres. 4; Concert Choir 3.4; Freshman Mixed Choir 1; Mynstrelles4 GEORGIA MAE BISOM —HR A201. Honor Roll 3; Halberd Salesman 2.4; Troubadour Salesman 2 LINDA LEE BISOM—HR 103; Thespians 4; Drama 4; Art Club 2.3; Concert Choir 4; Girls Choir 3 CHERYL A. BLACKBURN —HR 309 TOM C. BLAKE —HR A201; Honor Roll 1.3.4; Student Council Rep 1; Student Council Pres 4; Vice Pres. 4; Thespians 3,4 Basketball 1.2; Cross Country 1,2.3; Drama 3.4. Intramural 3.4; Geography Club 3.4 STEVE RALPH BLOTZKE — HR 111; Wrestling 2; Track 1.2.3.4; 1000 Mile Club 3.4. Intramural 1.2.3.4; Geography Club 3.4 HENRY ROY BORGSTEDE—HR 106; Car Club 2.3.4, Geography Club 2.3. JANA LEE BOUCHER—HR 215-B CYF 2.3.4. Art Club 4 JAMES WILLIAM BOWERS—HR 215 B; Honor Roll 1. Wrestling 1.2. Track 4; Cross Country 3; Latin Club 1.2. Sci. and Outdoor Club 4; German Club 4. REBECCA L. BRADY—HR 108 FHA 2.4 Concert Choir 3; Transferred from Sacred Heart Academy 2 LEONARD CHARLES BROOKS —HR 309. Basketball 2; Drama 3.4; Intramural 1.3.4. VIRGINIA LEE BROTT—HR 106 Honor Roll 2.3,4; Thespians 2.3.4; S Club 4; Halberd Salesman 2.3.4 RICHARD FRANCIS BROWNE -Hr CAF- B. 1000 Mile Club 3; Car Club 3. Rifle Club Pres. 2.3. HR Pres. 2 LARRY NEAL BRUM WELL—HR 304 169 JUDITH ELIZABETH CARTER—HR 312- B. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. Girls Club Executive Board 3. Pep Club 2.3.4; Lancettes 1.2,3.4. Vice Pres 4. Tennis 3.4; Girls Choir 2. Les Antoinettes 2; Freshman Mixed Choir 1. ALLEN EARL CASWELL—HR 106; Honor Roll 3.4 CHRISTINE LYNN CLARK—HR 215 B Honor Roll 2; Pep Club 2.3.4; Concert Choir 3.4 Girls Choir 2; Freshman Mixed Choir 1; S Club 4; FHA 1.2.3.4 GARY B. CLARK—HR 108; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Intramural 4; VICA 2.3.4 Pari 3.4 KARIN L. CLARK—HR A-201; Honor Roll 3.4 Lancettes 3.4; DECA 3.4; Mod Lang Club 2 KAREN ELENOR COCHRAN—HR 312- B; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Class Council Rep 1.2.3; Girls State 3; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. Exec- Treas. 2.4. Treas. 3; FHA 1.2.3 4. Song Leader 1. Sec-Treas 2; Pres 3; Concert Choir 3.4 Chansonettes 2; Orchestra 1.2.3.4. Sec. Band 1.2.3.4. Council 3. Pres. 4. DAR Good Citizenship Award 4. All-State Orchestra 1. All-Northwest Band Finalist 4. Girls Choir 2. Freshman Mixed Choir 1. Mynstrelles 4. Youth Symphony 2,3.4 S Club 4 LUCY ANN BRUNNER—HR 111; Honor Roll 1.2.3; FHA 2.3.4. Pari 3; DECA 3.4 BRYAN BUCHANAN—HR 304; Transfer 4. Wrestling 1; Choir 1.2.3.4 TOM BULMAN—HR E120; Honor Roll 3.4; High Honor Roll 1.2; NFL 4; Ski Club 4; Concert Choir 3.4; Chevaliers 4 Band 1.2; Transferred from Havre 3. C. WAYNE BURNS—HR E331; Boxing State Champion. JAMES PATRICK BURNS—HR 103: Intramural 3. DENNIS PAUL CAMPBELL—HR 203; Honor Roll 1.2.4; Class Council Rep 2; Intramural 2.3; AFS 1; Mod Lang Club 2.3; Radio Club 1.2.3 THOMAS JOHN CAMPBELL—HR 108 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2; Ski Club 1 Sci. and Outdoor Club 1; Mod Lang. Club 1.2.3.4. Radio Club 1.2.3.4. Vice Pres 4 LAURIE LOUISE CARAS—HR 312 B Honor Roll 1.2 Lancettes 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 2.3.4. Executive Board 4; Latin Club 2; Class Treas 4. Girls Club Sec. 4 PAUL R. CARPINO—HR 215-B. Honor Roll 1.2; Ski Club 1; Sci and Outdoor Club 1.2; Chess Club 1. 170 JOAN ELIZABETH COLWELL—HR 304 Honor Roll 2.3,4; Concert Choir 3.4. Chansonettes 2. Chevaliers 3.4. Orchestra 3.4. Band 1.2.3.4 RICHARD ARTHUR COMBEST—HR 103 Band 1.2.3.4. Stage Band 3.4 Pep Band 1.2,3.4; Wrestling 1; Marching Band 1.2.3.4. DEBBI LEE CONNICK—HR 215-B. Ski Club 1.2.3; Pep Club 1.2.3. Executive Board 3; Power Puff Football 3.4 TERRY CLARK COOK —HR A201; Car Club 4. KATHLEEN ANN COONEY—HR A200. Honor Roll 3.4 High Honor Roll 1.2; Class Council Rep 1.2, Girls State Alternate 3. Track 1.2; Drama 1.2. DECA 3. Executive Board 3; Archery Club 3. Pres. 3 MIKE JOHN COTE—HR 309 Wrestling 1.3.4 Football 1.2.4; M Club 1.2.3.4. Excalibur 3.4. HR Pres 2,3,4 DEBRA CAROL CRAGG —HR 111; Honor Roll 2.3.4. High Honor Roll 4. Thespians 2. Sec 3. Pres 4; Drama 1.2,3 4 Concert Choir 3.4; Mynstrelles 4; Transferred from Sentinel 2 VICTORIA LEE CROMWELL—HR 309. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. Class Council Rep 3.4. Girls State Alternate 3, Lancettes 1,2,3 4. Mod Lang Club 1.2; Concert Choir 3.4. Chansonettes 3; Girls Choir 2. Freshman Mixed Choir 1. Mynstrelles 4 DEBRA DENISE CROOKS—HR E331 Honor Roll 3.4. Pep Club 2.3; GRA 1. Orchesis 2.3.4 DIANE CROWLEY—HR A201 GARY PHILIP DALTON —HR 106; Track 2; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4 JAN DALY—HR A201 ALAN JAMES DANIELS —HR A201 Honor Roll 1.2.4 Wrestling 1, Intramural 1.2.3, Sci and Outdoor Club 1. Car Club 3 KEVIN O'DEAN DANIELS—HR E120; Honor Roll 4. M Club 3.4; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4 PATRICK DANISHEFSKY—HR 108; Lance Staff 4 SUE J. DAUENHAUER—HR E120. Track 2; Ski Club 2.3; Girls Choir 1.2.3 171 Seniors Bob Murray and Lex Herndon leap at the chance to escape school for awhile. INGRID PAULINE DAVIS—HR 309; Honor Roll 4; DECA 3.4 SUSAN GERALDINE DENNISON —HR E331; Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 Pep Club 2; Latin Club 4; DECA 3; Mod. Lang Club 2.3 RICHARD A. DESCHAMPS—HR 309. Wrestling 1.3; Football 2; Key Club 2.3.4. Latin Club 1.2 JANICE MARIE DICKHAUT—HR 103; FHA 1.2.3; Sci and Outdoor Club 1 BECKY LYNN DISNEY—HR 215-B. FHA 1.2,3. Sec 3; Girls Club Executive Board 3. Pres 4; Class Council Rep. 3; Student Council Rep. 3 PAT W. DOTY—HR 111 Honor Roll 3; Football 1; Intramural 1.2.3.4; DECA 3.4; Mod. Lang. Club 1. CHERYL ANN EBBUTT—HR 309; FHA 1.2.3.4. Reporter 1.4; Halberd Salesman 3. Band 1.2; CYF 4; OEA 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 DUANE LEE EDGAR—HR 108 MARY AGNES EIGENMANN—HR E331; Twirlers 3. Band 1.2.3; Transferred from Florence-Carlton High School. GENE R. EISENM AN — HR 103 Intramural 3. Transferred from Loyola 1 BRUCE NORMAN ELTON—HR 312-B Key Club Alternate 3. Key Club 4 M Club 2.3.4 Football 2.3.4, Wrestling 1; Track 1.2; Excahbur 2.3.4, Intramural 1.2.4 DON T. ERICKSON—HR E120; Key Club 2.3.4 Football 2; Excalibur 3. Pres 4; Ski Club 2.3.4. Pres 4; Swimming 1.2 172 ELAINE KAY ESHLEMAN —HR Caf-B; OEA 4. Transferred from Renn Manor High School 2 DONALD MILTON EUTSLER —HR 312- B; Rifle Club 2 BERT ALAN FAIRCLOUGH—HR A200; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4: Intramural 1.2.3.4; Football 2. BARBARA LORENE FARNHAM—HR Caf- B; Honor Roll 3.4; High Honor Roll 1.2; Drama 3; FHA 3. Mod. Lang Club (Spanish) 4. Vice Pres. 4; Transferred from Wolf Point 1; Speech 3; S Club 4. Sr. Director 4 DAVID DONALD FIFIELD —HR 106. Wrestling 4. Intramural 1. Band 1.2.3.4 ANN ELIZABETH FLORIN—HR 106; Ski Club 1.3.4 ELAINE FOULGER—HR 200. Cheerleader Alternate 1; Class Treas. 1. Ski Club 2.3. Pep Club 2; Girls Choir 2; High Honor Roll 1; Honor Roll 2.3; French Club 2. Art Club 2 DENNIS ALLEN FRASIER —HR 111 Honor Roll 4; Football 3; Wrestling 1; Track 2.3.4; Cross Country 3.4 1000 Mile Club 3.4; Intramural 1.2.3.4. DECA 4; Ski Club 4; Chess Club 1; Car Club 1.2.3.4; Geography Club 2.3.4 DAVID D. FRENCH—HR 111; Music 1; Wrestling 1; Gymnastics 3 KAREN MARGARET FREY—HR 304 FHA 1.2.3; Sci and Outdoor Club 2; OEA 4 LINDA MARIE FRYHLING — HR 200. Class Council Rep. 2.3.4; Pep Club 2.3; Powder Puff 3.4; Mod Lang Club 1.2 CATHY LEE FUGE —HR 203 HR Sec 1.2.3; GRA 2.3. Girls Club Rep. 1.3. Pep Club 2,3.4 Class Council Rep 1; Troubadour Salesman 2. EILEEN MARIE GALLAGHER—HR 203 AFS 3.4, Pres. 4. Concert Choir 3.4. Chansonettes 2.3; Chevaliers 4; Honor Roll 1,2,4. High Honor Roll 3; Orchesis 3.4. Historian 4. Girls State Alternate 3; Soph. Girls Choir SHARON MARIE GARNER —HR 108; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Concert Choir 3; Girls Choir 2; Freshman Mixed Choir 1 JAMIE PATRICE GAUL—HR 108; Honor Roll 2.3.4 Student Council Rep 3; Student Council Sec 4. Class Council Rep 2.3; Girls State 3. County Assessor; Girls Club Rep 2; Latin Club 2.3.4; Ski Club 2; Orchesis 2.3.4. Vice Pres. 4; Concert Choir 3.4; Chansonettes 3; Chevaliers 4; Soroptomist Scholorship 1st place; Girls Choir 2; Hellgate Outstanding Teenager Award 4. S Club 4; Speech 3.4; Soroptomist Girl of the Quarter; Spanish Club 3 173 JAY HARRIS GETZ—HR 103 JUDYGETZ KAREN IRENE GILBERT—HR A201. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 PAUL MARK GJORDING —HR 111 Intramural 3.4. Car Club 3; Transferred from Loyola 3. TERRI ANNE GLEASON —HR 120; Honor Roll 4; DECA 3 BROOKS HOLLAND GOODE—HR 312- B; Honor Roll 3.4; Boys State Alternate 3. NFL 4 Troubadour Staff 4. Drama 3.4; MUN 3.4. Vice Pres. 4. Ski Club 4; Mod. Lang. Club (German) 3.4 Chevaliers 3.4 Orchestra 3.4 Nat'l Merit Commendation; High School Bowl 4. Capt. 4 KEVIN C. GOFFE—HR 111; Honor Roll 1.2.4 High Honor Roll 3; Radio Club 2.3.4. Vice Pres. 3.4 DENNIS J. GOOLEY—HR 103; Wrestling 1 Ski Club 1.2.3; Car Club 3.4 RON GORDON GRENFELL—HR E331. Track 2. Intramural 1.2.3; Ski Club 1.2,3.4 Art Club 1.2. Car Club 1.2. LAWRENCE RANDOLPH GRIFFING—HR 203; NFL 2; Science Club 3; Football 1, Basketball 1. DIANE ROSALIND HACKMAN —HR E331; GRA 1 DECA 3.4. Class Council Rep 4 Girls Club Officer 3; German Club 2; FHA 4; Transferred from Plains 1 ROBERTA LORRAINE HALL—HR A200 DECA 3.4 JOCELYN RENEE HALLSTEN—HR 108; Halberd Staff 4 KATHERINE LEORA HOGAN —HR E331; Art Club 3; German Club 2; GRA 1 174 KAREN ELAINE HAMES — HR 106; Honor Roll 4; FHA 2.3.4. Historian 4; DECA 3.4 MARYLOU HAMILTON—HR 203; Lance Staff 4; Pep Club 3; Drama 3; Mod. Lang. Club 2; HR Vice Pres 4 DEBBIE RAY HANSEN —HR 200; Pep Club 1.2; GRA 2.3.4. Pres 4. DECA 3.4 REBECCA JILL HANSEN —HR 215 B; AFS 1; Ski Club 1; Orchestra 1.2.3 4; Librarian 2.3.4. All-State 1.3.4; Geography Club 3 DAVID MARK HANSON —HR 312 B; Key Club 2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3; 1000 Mile Club 3; Intramural 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2; Radio Club 1; Gymnastics 1.2 DENNIS PAUL HANSON —HR 203; Honor Roll 3.4; M Club 4; Football 4; Wrestling 4. Track 3; Band 3,4; Honorable Mention All-State Football 4; Transferred from Worland. Wyo 3. ROBERT A. HARKINS—HR 215-B; MUN 1.4. SAS 3.4. Pres 4. environmental Chair. 3; Class Council Rep. 2.3. Student Council Alt. 3; SC Treas 4 Concert Choir 2.3.4 Chevaliers 2.3.4; All-State Choir 3.4; AFS 3.4. Pres 4 HR Vice Pres. 1; Halberd 3 Lance 4; Drama 1.2.3.4. Thespians 3.4. Mod Lang. Club 1; Ski Club 1.2; Photo Club 4; County Youth Services Council 3; German Club 2; SCUM-Day Chair 3; Swimming 1. Group Seminar 3. SUSAN DIANE HEFFNER —HR E120 Student Council Rep. 2.3; Class Council Rep. 2. Pep Club Sec 3. FHA 1; Twirlers 1.2.3; Transferred from Madras. Ore Gymnastics 2 CAROL LEE HEIDEMANN—HR 312 B Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. MUN 3; AFS 3; Geography Club 3 SUSAN DARLENE HENDERSON —HR 103. Drill Team 3.4. Pep Club 3.4. HR Pres 3. B. DAVID HENSEL—HR 309 MARCIA LYNN HENSEL—HR 111; Honor Roll 1.2.3; Student Council Rep 1; Lancettes 2.3.4. Sec-Treas 4; FHA 2. Orchestra 1.2.3; Girls Club Contact Rep MARY JANE HERBIG—HR 106; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 DECA 3.4 JARI A HOCHSTRASSER —HR E120 Honor Roll 1.3.4 Track 1; AFS 3; DECA 3.4. Transferred from Livingston 2; Freshman Mixed Choir 1; Gymnastics 1 KATHERINE LEORE HOGAN—HR E33 1; Honor Roll 3. Art Club 3. 175 GLENNA SUE HUCKABEE—HR 312 B. Pep Club 1.2; Mod. Lang. Club (French) 2; OEA 2. Transferred from Tennyson High. Hayward Cal. JON LOUIS HUGHES —HR 304 Intramural 1.2.3; DECA 3,4; Car Club 2 KIMBERLY ANN HULLA—HR 108; Honor Roll 3.4; High Honor Roll 1.2; Class Treas. 3; Class Sec 4 Girls State 3.4 Ski Club 2.3.4. Sec. 2; Orchesis 1.2.3; Mod. Lang. Club (Spanish) 2.3. Pres. 3; National Honor Society 3.4. Sec 4 AVISL. IVERSON—HR 215 B; Drama 1 STEVE ANTON JACOBSEN—HR Caf-B; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Rifle Club 2.3; HR Pres. 1. HR Vice Pres. 3; HR Treas. 4 DEBORAH K. JASPERSON —HR 200; Pep Club 3. FHA 2.3; Girls Choir 2. Freshman Mixed Choir 1. ADELL MARIE JENSEN —HR A200. DECA 4. Halberd Salesman 4 BARBARA ANN JESZENKA—HR A200. DECA 3.4. Geography 2 GEORGE C. JESZENKA HR 215-B. Ski Club 2.3; DECA 3.4. Board of Governors 4 Football 1. Basketball 2 KENNETH WARREN HOLDEN—HR 309; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Boys State 3.4; Key Club 2,3.4. Vice Pres. 4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Latin Club 1.2; Band 1.2.3 JAN MERESE HOLT—HR 215-B; Honor Roll 3.4 Pep Club 2; GRA 2; DECA 3.4; Sci and Outdoor Club 1; Art Club 3. Sec. Treas. 3, Mod. Lang. Club (French) 2. MICHAEL HOWARD HORNICK —HR 203. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Quill and Scroll 4 Halberd Staff 4. MUN 1.2.3.4. Treas. 4 AFS 2; Chess Club 4; Mod. Lang. Club (German) 3.4; High School Bowl 4. JAMES LEE HOWERTON —HR E331; Honor Roll 1.2.4; Wresting 2.3; Intramural 1.2.3.4. Captain 3. Mod. Lang. Club (German) 3.4. Band 1.2.3.4; Outstanding Bandsman 3; Stage Band 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4. JANICE ELIZABETH HR ITSCO - HR 21 5- B. Honor Roll 1.2.3 4. Girls Club Executive Board Assistant Treas. 3; Treas 4; Mod Lang. Club (French) 2. CYF 1.2.3 SUSAN MAE HUBBLE—HR 108; Honor Roll 1.2.3; High Honor Roll 4; Student Council Rep. 1.4; Class Council Rep. 1.2.4; Class Sec 2; Girls State 3; Halberd Staff 4; Troubadour 3; AFS 3; Ski Club 2; Orchesis 1.2.3; Mod Lang Club (Spanish) 3.4; Homecoming Princess 2; Girls Club Contact Rep ; S Club 4; Fashion Board 2.3.4. Pres. 4 176 DOUGLAS WENDELL JOHNS—HR 304; Radio Club 4 HAROLD DONALD JOHNSON —HR E 1 20; Key Club 1.2.3.4; Football 2; Basketball 1,2.3; Cross Country 3; Excalibur 3.4; Tennis 4; Intramural 4; Car Club 2.3 KARIN LOUISE JOHNSON—HR Caf-B; AFS 1.2.3; Spanish Club 1.2; Thespians 2.3.4. Chansonettes 2; Chevaliers 3.4 TYLER B. JOHNSON—HR E331; Honor Roll 1.2.4; Pep Club 2.3; Drama 2.3; Ski Club 3.4 JOHN CHARLES KAFENTZIS — HR El 20; Honor Roll 1.4; Student Council Alternate 4; Class Council Rep 1.2.3.4; Boys State 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Lance Staff 4; Key Club 1.2.3.4. State Sec. 4; Swimming 1.2.3.4 Intramural 1.2.3.4; Transferred from Great Falls High 3 JANICE MARIE KAHM—HR 309; DECA 3.4 PAT BRIEN KELLOGG —HR A200. Ski Club 2.3.4. Cross Country 2. Lance Staff 4 SHIRLEY SUE KELLEY —HR 312 B Honor Roll 2.3.4 Girls State 4 Girls Club Sec 3 Pep Club 1.2,3. Honorary Member. Mod Lang. Club (Spanish) 2. Cheerleader 1.2.3; S Club 4. Treas. 4 RANDI L KESSLER—HR 304; Lancettes 1.2.3.4. Color Guard 3 DALE ROSS KIDDER —HR Caf-B; Key Club 4; Football 1.2 RICHARD E. KING —HR 215 B Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Class Council Rep 4 Track 4 MUN 2.3.4. DECA 4 RICK L. KLOOCK HR 312 B; 1000 Mile Club 3; Intramural 3; Transferred from Flathead High School 3. MARLA MAE KNADLER—HR E331 CONNIE YVONNE KOBLE —HR 200; Honor Roll 4; DECA 3; Transferred from Sentinel 2 SHARON LYNN KOEPPLIN—HR Caf-B; Lancettes 3.4 177 SUSAN ELLEN KONIZESKI—HR 304; Honor Roll 4; Lance Staff 4: Pep Club 3; Ski Club 1.2; OEA 4 JOYCE M. KOVARIK—HR 111; Honor Roll 2; DECA 3 CONNIE MARIE LACHMAN—HR 309; Honor Roll 3; GRA 1.2; DECA 3.4; Rep 4; Geography Club 2. JIM M. LARSEN—HR 111; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. Student Council Rep. 3; Football Manager 2; Wrestling 1; Intramural 2. CLIFTON GEORGE LEWIS—HR 103 Football 1.2.3.4. All-State defensive back 4; Basketball 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3.4 Key Club 1.2.3.4. Vice Pres. 3. Western Division Lieutenant Governor 4 Orchestra 1.2.3.4. High Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Chevaliers 1.2.3,4; Excalibur 2; M Club 3.4. Board Member 3.4 Thespians 1.2.3.4; Class Council Rep. 1; Class Pres. 2; HR Pres. 2; Boys State 3; All Northwest Orchestra 4 KATHY LEWIS—HR 106 RUSSELL DEAN LINDSLEY—HR 108 Honor Roll 3; Intramural 1.2.3.4; DECA 4 STEVE LINDLEY LLEWELLYN—HR 304 M Club 2.3.4; Football 2; Wrestling 1.2.3; Excalibur 3.4. Vice Pres 4; Intramural 1,2.3 CHARLOTTE ANN LODGE —HR 111; Lancettes 2.3.4. Co-Capt 4; HR Sec 2; DECA 3.4; CYF 1.2.3.4 DEBRA LUANNE LONG—HR 203; Ski Club 2.3.4; Class Council Rep 3; DECA 3,4. Historian 4; Helberd Salesman 3.4; Transferred from Sentinel 2 STEVEN WAYNE LONGENECKER —HR A201; Honor Roll 3; M Club 4; Intramural 3; Golf 3,4. Transferred from Tempe. Ariz 3 STEVE RALPH LONGPRE —HR 200. Intramural 1.2.3.4. 178 f BLAKE WILLIAM LUDWIG —HR 106; Thespians 4 Key Club 3.4; Drama 2.4. Ski Club 3 DANIEL LEE LUKKES —HR 200; Intramural 1.2.3. BILL LUSTGRAAF. NEAL D. LUTKE—HR 200; Band 1.2.3.4, Stage Band 1.2.4. Car Club 2.3 KIM KAY LUKE LYNDE—HR A201; Class Council Rep 2.3.4; Art Club 2.4, Halberd 4 DEBORAH K. MACE—HR 312-B; Honor Roll 1; FHA 1.2. TERRY MARK MANNING —HR 103; Honor Roll 2.3 High Honor Roll 1: Class Sec 1; Lance 4; Intramural 2; Concert Choir 3.4; Transferred from Loyola 1 RICH A MARCHIE—HR 203; DECA 3.4; Car Club 2.3.4 MICHAELENE D. MAREK —HR 200; Honor Roll 2; DECA 3.4; Girls Choir 2 LOREN DEAN MARSHALL—HR A200; Honor Roll 2,3.4; High Honor Roll 1; Boys State 3; NFL 3.4. Quill and Scroll 3.4. Pres. 4; Lance 3.4; Key Club 1.2,3.4, Sec 3; Latin Club 1.2; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Intramural 1.2.3.4; AFS Finalist 3; Ski Club 1.2; Chess Club 1.2 RICHARD S. MATYE—HR 215-B BARRY STEPHEN MATZKE — HR 309; Student Council Rep. 1 M Club 3.4; Football 1.2. Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 3.4; Cross Country 2; Drama 4 MARY M. MAUN —HR 111. DECA. Parliamentarian 4 BILLIE J. MCBROOM. BARBARA J. MCBRIDE—HR A201. Drill Team 1.2.3. Class Council Rep 1; Les Antoinettes 2; Swimming 1.2 RICHARD WAYNE MCDONALD —HR A200; Football 1.2.3; Intramural 1.2.3.4; DECA 2 WILLIAM WALTER MCGILLEN —HR 108; Intramural 3. Champions; DECA 4; Concert Choir 2.3.4. Freshman Mixed Choir 1; Superior Rating in State Music Festival for Solo. KAREN MARLENE MCKENZIE —HR 108; Radio Club 3.4 179 DAVID E. MEANS—HR E120; Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1.4; Track 1 DELMER JAY MERSEAL—HR 304 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Student Council Treas. 4 M Club 3.4. Basketball 2; Track 3.4 Cross Country 3.4. 1000 Mile Club 3.4; Ecology Club 4; Intramural 1.3.4; Car Club 2; Geography Club 2.3.4 JANET LOUISE MEYERS —HR E331 High Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Student Council Rep 2. Class Council Rep. 2.3; Class Sec 3. Thespians 3.4. Vice Pres 4 Troubadour Staff 4; Pep Club 2.3; Latin Club 2. Treas 2 Choir 3.4. Vice Pres. 4; Chansonettes 2. Chevaliers 3.4 CANDI S. MICHEL—HR 312-B Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 SAS 4 AFS 3; Mod Lang. Club 2.3; Geography Club 2; Girls Choir 2. SHERRY DAWN MITCHELL—HR A201 GRA 1.2.3. Sec. 3; DECA 3.4 WILLIAM J. MODERIE — HR E331. Football 1.2. Basketball 1.2; Track 1.4. Intramural 3.4 JEANINE MOFFETT—HR E120; Honor Roll 3.4; FHA 2; Concert Choir 3; S Club 4. Sec. 4. Girls Club Officer 3.4 VANESSA JO MONTREUIL—HR 103 Pep Club 2.3. Lancettes 2.3.4. Pres. 4; S Club 4. Ski Club 4 DICK D. MOORE —HR 111; Honor Roll 1.4; Key Club 1.2.3.4; M Club 4; Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 2.3.4; Home Room Pres. 2; Ski Club 2; Intramural 1 DUANE MARTIN MORGAN —HR A200. transferred from Colstrip High. Colstrip. Mont. 2. ED FRANCIS MORGAN —HR 203 Football 2; Intramural 1.2.3.4 K. MARIE MORGAN—HR 108; Orchesis 3.4. Homecoming Princess 2 WILLIAM GARY MORGAN —HR A201; Honor Roll 3.4 Key Club 3.4; Football 1.2; Intramural 1.2.3 DECA 3.4 TOM L. MORIN—HR A200 180 STACEY ANN MORRISON —HR E120. DECA 1.2; Class Council Rep. 1; Ski Club 3 ROBERT MORSE—HR E120; Honor Roll 2.3; High Honor Roll 1.4; Key Club 2.3.4. Wrestling 1. Cross Country 3; Excalibur 2.3.4; Intramural 3.4. Chess Club 1.2 EDWARD ALBERT MURPHY—HR 215- B Honor Roll 4. Key Club 4 Transferred from Custer County High School 4 JOHN R. MURPHY—HR 103 STEPHEN FRANCIS MURPHY—HR El 20 K. ANNE NEEL—HR 111; Honor Roll 2.4; DECA 3.4; Spanish Club 2; CYF 3 MARCIA JUNE NEGRA —HR A200; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Mod. Lang Club 2 PEGGY ANN NEILSON—HR 106; Honor Roll 4; FHA 2 DEBORAH FAE OLSON —HR E331. Honor Roll 3.4; FHA 2; DECA 3 RICK C. OVER—HR A201 Key Club 3 Football 2.3 MICHAEL TVELLER PACE —HR 203. Honor Roll 4 NFL 3,4. M Club 3.4. Football 3.4. Wrestling 1; AFS 1; FTA 2; Ski Club 2.3 RICHARD WILLIAM PALMER —HR E331; Wrestling 3; Car Club 2; Intramural 1.2.3.4. Champion 3. RENEE ARLEEN PAN I AN — HR 309 Honor Roll 1. High Honor Roll 2.3.4. Quill and Scroll 3.4. Halberd 3.4. AFS 2; Mod Lang Club (German) 2.3.4 Geography Club 2; National Honor Society 3.4 JUDY PAR MITER. NEIL SCOTT PATRICK—HR 309. Honor Roll 2.3; Football 1. Track 3.4 Intramural 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 3.4 Transferred from Rudyard 1. JANET KAY PECK —HR 103; Class Council Rep 3.4 Pep Club 3.4. Transferred from Choteau 3 VIRGINIA LEE PEW—HR 108; Pep Club 2.3; Track 2 ROBIN DUANE PFAU —HR A200 Intramural 1.2.3.4 ELIZABETH ANN PICKENS—HR 304 Honor Roll 1.2.3; Art Club 2; French Club 3. BILL AMOS PLASEK. HAROLD HALVOR POLAKOW—HR 108 FFA 2 ALBERT S. POPIEL—HR 108. Student Council Rep 1; Class Council Rep. 1. Wrestling 1.2; Ski Club 2.3; Car Club 2.3,4. Geography Club 2.3 MARGARET ANN PORTER —HR 215-B; Cheerleader 1. Alternate 2. Ski Club 1.2,3.4; Pep Club 1.2; Class Council Rep 2,3.4: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Orchesis 3.4; Concert Choir 3.4. Chansonettes 2; Chevaliers 3.4; All-State Chorus 4 MAX FRANKLIN PORTER —HR 312-B Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Boys State 3; Key Club 1.2.3.4. M Club 2,3.4. Football 1.3.4; Basketball 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3; Latin Club 1.2; Intramural 1; Band 1.2.3; National Honor Society 4 PHILLIP G. PORTER—HR 200. Honor Roll 1; Intramural 1.2.3 LINDA MARIE PEDERSEN —HR 203; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Troubadour Staff 3. CYF 2.3.4 JOHN D. PEPE—HR Caf-B Football 1; Gymnastics 1.2.3. GLEN L. PERRY—HR 103; Band 1.2; Car Club 1.2. M. RUTH PERRY—HR 106; Chansonettes 3; All-Northwest Chorus 3; All State Choir 3. Honor Roll 3.4: Concert Choir 3; Girls Choir 2 KAREN LOYE PETTIT—HR 312-B; Honor Roll 1.2.3 4; Student Council Rep 3.4 Student Council Officer 4. Class Council Rep. 1.2.3 4. Class Treas 2; Pep Club 2. Executive Board 2; Drama 3; AFS 3.4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4. Art Club 3.4; Orchesis 3; Mod Lang. Club 2; Concert Choir 3.4 Chansonettes 2; Chevaliers 3,4. Historian 3,4. All-State Chorus 3.4 Girls Choir 2. Freshman Mixed Choir 1 All-Northwest Choir 4. S Club 4. Presj 4 LAURA LEE PEW—HR 304 Honor Roll 2.4; Lancettes 3. FHA 3.4. OEA 1.2 DECA 3.4; Mod. Lang. Club 1; Halberd Salesman 4. Girls Club Officer 1,2.4 182 SHIRLEY KAY PRINGLE—HR 304 STEPHEN L. PUNKE—HR 203; Thespians 3.4; Drama 3.4; Intramural 1.2.3; Sci and Outdoor Club 2.3.4; Chess Club 3.4; Mod Lang. Club 4 ROBERT GEORGE PUTZKER—HR 308; Track 1.2.3; Cross Country 1.2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; HR Pres. 2.4 Student Class Rep 3; Gymnastics 1. BRIAN L. RAFFERTY—HR 111; Honor Roll 1.2.4. Wrestling 1.2,3; Intramural 4 JUSTIN JAMES RALLS—HR 1 10 KELLY B. RANDLES—HR A201; Honor Roll 2; Key Club 4. M Club 3.4; Football 1; Wrestling 2; Intramural 1.2,3.4; Track 3.4; Boxing 1.2.3.4 Ecology Club 4 JACQUELINE LEE RASMUSSEN —HR 203; Latin Club 1.2. CAROL MARGARET RATIGAN — HR 106; Honor Roll 2,3.4; AFS 3; DECA 3; Orchesis 2.3; Ski Club 1.2.3; Mod Lang. Club 2.3; MUN 3 NANCY V. REBAL—HR 203 MARC H. REEVES—HR 106; Intramural 2.3.4; DECA 4 WALTER EDWARD REEVES—HR 111; Cross Country 4; Intramural 3 ROBERT MARTIN REIMERS—HR 312- B. Latin Club 2.3; Intramura 1.2.3.4 PENNY RHINEHART— HR E331; Lance Staff 4; Pep Club 3. Vice Pres. 4. Track 2.3.4; Drama 2; GRA 2.3.4, Photo Club 2; Girls Club Rep. 1.2.3 EVELYN LORRAINE RHOADS—HR 103; Orchesis 3. Girls Club Contact Rep 3 TERRY LEE RICE—HR A201; Honor Roll 2; DECA 3.4 NELS C. RICHARDS—HR 1 10 CANDACE ANDREA RICHARDSON—HR 106. Honor Roll 3.4. High Honor Roll 4; GRA 2. DECA 3.4 Art Club 2; Concert Choir 3.4 Chansonettes 3; Chevaliers 4, Girls Choir 2 Freshman Mixed Choir 1 NICKHOLAS JOHN ROBERTS—HR 103; Ski Club 1.2; Speech 3.4; Thespians 2.3.4; Art Club 2.3, Pres. 3; Ski Team 1 183 LYNDA R. ROCK—HR A200 JOHN LENTZ ROEMER — HR A200: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. Student Council Rep. 2,3.4. Student Council Trees 3; Class Council Rep 1.2.3.4. Class Pres. 3: Boys State 3; NFL 3.4; Swimming 1.2.3.4; Key Club 1.2.3.4. Treas 3. Pres. 4; Intramural 1,2.3; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Band 3.4; Gymnastics 1 WILLIAM JOSEPH ROSE —HR 329; Wrestling 1,2. 1000 Mile Club 3; Rifle Club 2; Intramural 1.2 MELVIN PATRICK ROSTAD—HR Caf-B. Wrestling 1; Intramural 1.2.3.4; FFA 1.2; DECA 3.4 GREG LEE ROULAND—HR 200; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Intramural 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Car Club 2.3.4; Stage Band 2.3 RANDY H. SANDBERG —HR Caf -B; Band 1 LARRY GENE SAUNDERS—HR A201; VICA 4. Car Club 2.3.4; Geography Club 2.3. Pres 3; Archery Club 3 LESLIE A. SCHENCK—HR 111; Art Club 2; GRA 1; German Club 3.4; Majorette 3.4; Chansonettes 4; Les Antoinettes 2; Honor Roll 1.2 JOLENE KAY SCHLIEBE —HR E120; Honor Roll 2.3; FHA 2; Ski Club 2; Photo Club 2; German Club 2; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Chansonettes 2.3, Freshman Mixed Choir 1. TOM M. SCHMAUTZ—HR 320 DONNA LEE SCHWEND —HR 111; Honor Roll 4; Class Council Rep 2.3; Pep Club 2,3.4. Historian 3; Track 2; Rifle Club 3. Treas 3; Halberd Salesman 2; Powderpuff 2; FHA 2.3. Treas 2; GRA 1.2.3. DECA 4; Concert Choir 3; Chansonettes 3; Girls Choir 2 DIANE C. SEBRING—HR 200; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Girls Club Asst Treas 4. AFS 2; French Club 1.2; Geography Club 2 ROBERT CRAIG SENTMAN—HR 108 Honor Roll 1; High Honor Roll 2,3.4; Class Council Rep 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Halberd Staff 4; Football 1.2.3; Wrestling 1; Brain Bowl 4. MUN 3.4; Chess Club 1.2.4; Mod Lang Club 2. National Merit Semi-Finalist 4 DONALD ALLAN SERBA —HR 203. Intramural 4; DECA 3.4; Transferred from Loyola 3 DAVE LEE SHARBONO —HR 312 B; Football 2; Wrestling 3 PAMELA MAE SHELTON —HR A200. FHA 1.2.3; Ski Club 2; HR Treas 1.2.3; German Club 2.3; Photo Club 1. MICHAEL WILLIAM SIEGFORD — HR 103; Honor Roll 1,2.4. M Club; Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1,2 SARAH ANN SIMMONS—HR A201 Honor Roll 3.4; Class Council Rep 1.2.3; Girls State Alt. 3; Pep Club 3,4. DECA 3.4. Sec.-Treas. 4. Ski Club 1.2. Orchesis 2,3.4. Cheerleader 3,4. Capt 4. Concert Choir 3,4 Girls Choir 2, Freshman Mixed Choir 1; Mynstrelles 4 BERNARD TERRY SIMON —HR 304 German Club 1.2.3. Pres 2 PAMELA JO SMITH—HR 309, Student Council Rep. 1; Class Council Rep 1,2; Girls Club Officer 1.2.3; HR Sec 1; HR Rep. 1.2. SUANNE ALLEN SMITH —HR Caf-B JANET M. SPAIN —HR 200; Student Council Rep 3; Pep Club 2.3. Lancettes 3.4; Mod Lang. Club 2 NELDIA MARIE STAVES —HR 304; Honor Roll 3.4 SUSAN LEANN STELLING —HR 103; Lancettes 3.4; GRA 1; Mod Lang Club 2.3; Girls Club Officer 2. BRUCE RICHARD STEPHENSON —HR 312-B; Honor Roll 3; M Club 3.4. Vice Pres 4; Football 2.3.4; Track 1.2,3.4. School Discus Record 3; Ski Club 4 BRUCE RICH STETLER —HR Caf-B; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Key Club 2.3.4; M Club 4; Football 2.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Intramura 3.4 KAREN MARIE STEVENS —HR 111. Honor Roll 2.3.4; Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 1.2.3; Marching 1.2,3 GWEN STEVENSON—HR 215-B; Honor Roll 3; Ski Club 2.3. Vice Pres. 3; Ski Team 2; Cheerleader 1.2.4; Powderpuff Football 3.4 JULIE ELLEN STEWART—HR 106; Honor Roll 2; Student Council Rep 1.2; Class Council Rep 1.2.3.4; Girls State 3; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 2.3.4. Concert Choir 3.4; Chevaliers 2.3.4; S Club 4; All- Northwest Choir 4. All-State Choir 3; Missoula Junior Miss 4; State Junior Miss Talent Award 185 CLAUDINE ANN STICHT—HR 111; Honor Roll 3.4; Concert Band 1.2; Pep Band 1.3; Marching Band 1.3: German Club 2.3.4; Halberd Salesman 2.3 4; Troubadour Salesman 2. DONNA EILEEN STINGER —HR 309; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. AFS 1.2; Orchesis 3.4; Sec-Treas 4 Mod. Lang. Club 1.2; Concert Choir 3. 3and 1. Girls Choir 2 BOBETTE EILEEN STOLP—HR Caf-B; Honor Roll 3; High Honor Roll 1.2; Lancettes 1.2,3.4. Capt 4; Latin Club 1.2 KATHY J. STRECKER —HR 312-B ; S Club 4; Geography Club 2; Transferred from Sentinel 2 RICK SUCKOW—HR 309; Honor Roll 1.2; Car Club 2.3.4 Band 1 CINDY LOU SWANT—HR A201 Concert Choir 2.3; Girls Choir 1. JANE MARIE TARRAS HR E120 DEBBIE JOANN TAUNT—HR A201 DECA 1.2. BRAD G. TAYLOR—HR 203; Football 1.2 Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 3; Class Vice Pres 1. Key Club 1.2.3.4 M Club 4. Pres. 4. Homecoming Prince 3. Honor Roll. SALLY SUE THANE—HR 103; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 NFL 2.3.4; Troubadour Editor 3. Girls State Alt. 3 Latin Club 2 LON DUANE THOMAS—HR A200 CINDY ROSE THORNING —HR A200. Art Club 2 SANDY MARIE TOPEL—HR A200 FHA 2.3. DECA 3.4 JOHN E. TRAVER—HR 312-B BARBARA ANN TRUETT—HR 203; Twirling 2.3.4 GRA 1.2 MARYTSAKARESTOU —HR 215-B 186 Senior Karen Cochran is caught in the act of escaping from the east wing dungeon. MARCIA CORINNE TURMAN—HR 203; Girls Club Executive Board 3; Pep Club 2.3; Lancettes 2.3. Vice Pres. 3; GRA 2: DECA 3.4; Ski Club 2.3.4; Spanish Club 2 RICHARD DANA URQUHART—HR A201; Football 2; Intramural 1.2.3; Band 1. DEBORA ELAINE VAN DYKE—HR Caf- B. FHA 2; Drill Team 3; Transferred from Sentinel 2 CELIA LYNNE VAN GILDER—HR E120; OEA 4. Vice Pres 4 CHRISTINE ALICE VAN METER —HR 304; Sci and Outdoor Club 1.2.3.4; Sec 3. Pres 4; CYF 4; Orchestra 3.4. Band 1.2.3.4 SANDY LOUISE VEIL—HR 108 BUTCH VERLANIC—HR 106 Football 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 3 Excalibur 2.3.4; Intramural 1.2.3.4; HR Pres 1.2.3.4 RICHARD RUSS WARD —HR A201; Car Club 2.3.4 TERRI SUE WARDEN—HR 106; Honor Roll 2.3.4 DEBORAH R. WATT —HR 215-B; Lancettes 3.4; Pep Club 3.4; DECA 3.4; Girls Choir 2. PAM R. WATT—HR 312-B. Honor Roll 4; DECA 4 CONNIE MARIE WEBER —HR A201; Honor Roll 3; Chorus 1; Girls Choir 2. Concert Choir 3.4; Chevaliers Accompanist 4. Girls Club Contact Rep. 3 THULA M. WEISEL—HR 309 JAN MARIE WERNER —HR E120; Honor Roll 1; Thespians 4; Drama 3; Concert Choir 4. Archery Club 3; Girls Choir 3; Mynstrelles 4. German Club 2. E. LINDA WHEELER—HR E331; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; NFL 2; Freshman Ensemble 1; German Club 2.3. LLOYD KEVIN WHEELER—HR 108 187 RHONDA KAYE WHITING —HR A200; Class Council Rep 2,3.4; Pep Club 2,3; Powderpuff Football 2,3; Art Club 2,3; Mod Lang Club 3 JAN M. WICKS —HR 103; Girls Club Officer 1.2,3; Orchesis3.4 KIM WILKERSON —HR 309; Student Council Rep 2; Ski Club 1.2,3.4. Vice Pres. 4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4 Track 2 MIKE RAY WILLUMSEN—HR El20 WANDA LOUISE WILLUMSEN —HR 103; Honor Roll 1,2.3,4, FHA 2. Historian 2; Girls Choir 2; Freshman Mixed Choir 1 CHARLENE TERRI WILSON—HR A201. FHA 2.3 VICKI JO WINGO—HR A200; DECA 1.2 FRED A. WINSTONE—HR E331; Football 1; Cross Country 2; Intramural 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 4. VICKY LEE WITT—HR 304; Honor Roll 2.3.4 DECA 3; Car Club 2. Historian 2. LARRY SHELDON WITWER—HR E331; Honor Roll 2.3; High Honor Roll 2.4; Excalibur 2; MUN 3.4; Sci. and Outdoor Club 1.2; Chess Club 2; National Honor Society 3.4; Treas. 4 GARY RALPH WOLGAMOTT—HR 111. Honor Roll 4; M Club 4. Football 1.2,3,4. Swimming 1.2; Intramural 3,4. DECA 3.4; Concert Choir 3.4. Transferred from Chiefland. Fla 3 VALERIE S. WOLL—HR 309 Honor Roll 4; Student Council Rep 2. DECA 3; Gymnastics 3. DON LEE WOOLRIDGE —HR E331 Geography Club 2; Concert Choir 2.3.4 Varsity Band 1; Marching Band 1 Chevaliers 2,3.4; Excalibur 3.4; CYF 3.4 STEVE FREDERICK YONCE—HR Caf-B; Honor Roll 1.3; Football 1; Basketball Manager 1; Intramural 4; HR Pres. 4 188 CATHY ALLEN—HR 203 SUSAN DIANE ANDERSON—HR 106; DECA3. O'BRIEN EDWARD BATCHELDER—HR E331; Football 1.4; Intramural 1.2.3. Champions 3. Excalibur 3.4. Treas. 4; Car Club 2; HR Sec 2; Class Rep 1.2.3.4 DAVID W. BEAUFAIT—HR 304; High Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Student Council Rep. 2; Student Council Alt. 2. Class Council Rep 2,3,4. Class Vice Pres 3; Pres 4; Boys State Alt 3; Key Club 2.3.4. Wrestling 3. Intramural 2.3.4. Ski Club 1.2.3.4. National Merit Commended Student. PATRICIA MARIE BENTON—HR 108 Transferred from Lincoln High School 4 BOB F. BILYEU—HR 309 ROBERT BOUCHER—HR 215-B STEVE VON BRODY—HR 309 Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1. Transferred from Butte High School 4 STEVEN R. BRYAN—HR 111. Radio Club 1.2. Pres. 3.4; Tennis 4 BARBARA MURDOCK BUGBEE —HR 215-B; Troubadour 3.4. Orchesis 4; Lance 4 MARSHA ARMINDA BURR —HR 203. Honor Roll 3.4, Transferred from James Hogan High School. Calif. 3 BEVAN BLAINE BURROUGHS —HR A200; Intramural 1.2.3; Band 1.2.3.4; Radio Club 2.3.4 WALTER ARNER BURT—HR 200 KENNETH L. CAHOON—HR 21 5-B JIM CHAFFIN —HR 304; Football 1; Wrestling 1; Track 1; Car Club 4 GREGORY DOUGLAS COLLINS —HR E120; Basketball 4; Transferred from Northwestern High School. Springfield. Ohio. PAMELA CAROL COLLINS—HR 106 MARIANNE CROCI —HR 200. Class Council Rep 3; Ski Club 3; Car Club 2. DIANE M. CROWLEY—HR A201 WARREN JAY DANKERS—HR E120; Chess Club 2.3; Swim Team 3; Transferred from Mar Vista High School. Imperial Beach. California MARY LOUELLA DAWSON—HR 108 LINDA DICKSON —HR E120 Girls Basketball 1.2; Girls Track 1.2; Cross Country 2; Band 1,2.3; Girls Choir 1.2; Transferred from Frenchtown High School 2 DEE EDWARDS—HR E331 LAVONNE EGGERS—HR 200; Geography Club 2 EILEEN MARIE ERB—HR Caf-B PAMELA ANN FRAME —HR 215-B; Freshman Princess 1. Class Sec 1; Art Club 2; Pep Club 2. Ski Club 2 KEVIN MIKE GALLAGHER—HR E120; Excalibur 4; Sci. and Outdoor Club 1. STEVEN C. GAUB—HR 103; Honor Roll 3,4; Student Council Vice Pres. 4; NFL 3.4; Thespians 3.4. Key Club 4. Drama 3.4; MUN 2.3.4. Ski Club 4. Band 2.3.4. Transferred from Helena 2. LAURENCE JOSEPH GINNINGS—HR 215-B; Chess Club 1.2. Sec 2; SAS 2.3.4. Pres 3; French Club 3; Lance 4; Halberd 3; Tennis 1.4 LARRY JOHN GRAVELLE — HR 312 B; Car Club 1.2.3.4 LAURA JEAN GREEN—HR E120; Honor Roll 1.2; Girls Club Executive Board 2; Drama 1; FHA 1.2; Orchesis 3.4; Girls Choir 1. GLENN ALAN GREGORY—HR 108 W. JAY HALL—HR E331. DECA 3.4 Seniors Not Pictured TIM E. HALLAND—HR 200; Football 3 Wrestling 2; Intramural 3. KAREN HANSEN—HR A201; Honor Roll 3.4. Halberd 3; Lance 3.4; Lancettes 1.2.3. Sgt -at-Arms 3; Chess Club 3; Photo Club 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3.4 BOB V. HATFIELD —HR 106; Art Club 2.3.4. Vice Pres 3 SHEILA HEIM BERGER—HR 304 LINDA GAIL HEMINGWAY—HR Caf-B. Spanish Club 1.2; AFS 2.3; SAS 3.4; Girls Club Rep 1.2.3; Halberd Salesman 1.3 LEX ARMAN HERNDON —HR A200 GREGORY CARL HERRON—HR 103 CALVIN JAY HEWITT—HR 111 GARY L. HUBER—HR 106 LARRY EUGENE HUETT—HR 304 Track 2 ROBERT J. HUMMER —HR 304; Intramural 1.2,3.4; Geography Club 3 ERLE JENSEN—HR 215-B BRUDDY B. JORDAN—HR 111 Football 1.2.4 Basketball 1.2; NFL 1.2.3.4. Pres. 3 Class Council Rep 2; HR Pres 1; Golf Team 3; HR Rep 2; Track 1. M Club 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Intramural 3.4; Ski Club 2; Mod Lang. Club 1 DAVID E. JOSCELYN—HR 106; Honor Roll 1; Football 2; Basketball 2; Wrestling 1; Track 1.2.3; 1000 Mile Club 3; Intramural 1.3.4. Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2.3,4. EDWARD KAHM — HR 21 5-B CYNTHIA LOUISE KEGLEY—HR E120; Quill and Scroll 3.4; Debate 3.4; Transferred from Spokane. Washington DALE DANIEL KOLAR—HR 103 KATHY KOST—HR El 20 EDWARD KURTZ—HR E120 ANNE MICHELE LAMPERT -HR 312-B Photography Club 2.3; Honor Roll 1.2.3. High Honor Roll 2.3; FTA 4. SAS 3.4. Vice Pres 4 THEODORE JACKSON LAWRY —HR A200; Honor Roll 1; High Honor Roll 3.4 JAN CHRISTIAN LECHNER—HR 309 VICKY LEA MANLEY—HR Caf-B; DECA 3; Geography 2 Halberd Salesman 4 NANCY ELAINE MCCOY —HR E120. FHA 1.2. MAUREEN MCKELVEY —HR E331. Honor Roll 4. Art Club 4 Mod Lang. Club 4; Transferred From Boulder Colo., High 4 MITZI LOUISE MOULTON —HR 111 Transferred from Darby 4 MONA MUNSON—HR 203 ROBERT K. MURRAY—HR 103; Class Council Rep 1.3; NFL 3.4; Lance 4; Chess Club 1.2. Mod Lang Club 2.3.4 (German Club) Pres. 3.4 THOMAS KELLEY NASH—HR E331 PAMELA NICHOLS—HR 203 KIM A NIELSEN —HR 200 Honor Roll 2.3; Basketball 1; Rifle Club 3; Car Club 3; DECA 3.4 Track 2; Intramural 2.3.4; Rodeo Club 3.4; Speech Team 3; Transferred from Liverpool. England WAYNE RUSSELL NUNLEY—HR 200; Honor Roll 4; Intramural 3. CONNIE YVONNE OLSON —HR E331; Transferred from Timberline High MICHAEL R. OLSON —HR 111; Honor Roll 4; Intramural 1.2.3.4; Mod Lang Club 1. Geography Club 2; Rifle Club 2 RANDY C. OLSON—HR 312-B. Football 2; Wrestling 1.2. VICA 4. Treas 4; Car Club 3.4 NORMAN JACK PETERS—HR Caf-B. Basketball 1.4 Track 3.4; Intramural 2.3 CONNIE PERTERSON—HR E120; Girls Choir 1.2.3; Symphonic 4. Sentinel 1; Dolphmas 1; Discussion Club 1; Transferred from Chicago. Ill ANNE SUTHERLAND PFEIFFER —HR 106; Honor Roll 2.3.4 LANA JEAN POPE—HR Caf-B. Student Council Rep 1; Freshman 1: Girls Ensemble 1; AFS 1; French Club 1; Concert Choir 3; Transferred from Sentinel 2 GERARD F. PRICE—HR 312-B; MUN 4. Latin Club 2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Lance 4 Halberd 4 JOHN A PRYOR—HR A201; Marching Band 1.2.3.4. Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Concert Band 1.2.34; Intramural 1.2.3.4. Gymnastics 3.4; Track 2.4 Boxing 2.4; M Club 3.4 Wrestling 1; Football 1 GARY LYNN PUTMAN—HR Caf-B;Drama 4; Gymnastics 4; Transferred from McCook High School. McCook. Neb BOB R. RASLEY—HR 304; Honor Roll 4 Football 1; Intramural 1.2.3.4; VICA 4; Mod Lang Club 2.3 LANE ALAN REUL—HR 108; Track 3; So and Outdoor Club 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4 RUBY MARIE RODRIGUEZ—HR Caf-B STEVEN DENNIS RONEY —HR 200; Honor Roll 1; Key Club 3.4; Football 1.3; Wrestling 1; Intramural 1.2.3.4 RANDY MARK RUSK —HR 203; Chevaliers 3.4 DONALD EUGENE SCHINDLER —HR 304; Geography 2 ANN M. SCHRIVER—HR 304 DECA 1.2; Tranferred from Sacred Heart Academy 2. ARLIN J. SHARBONO—HR 215-B JOYCE SHERMAN—HR 304 KEITH O. SMITH—HR 312-B. Intramural 1.2.3.4 LYN S. SOLANDER—HR 103; Art Club 3.4 Ecology Club 4 JAMES ROBERT STARK —HR A200; Choir 1.2.3.4. Drama 3.4 Football 1.2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Transferred from C M Russell. DAVID L. TAFT—HR 203 CLIFF C. TOWE—HR 106; M Club 3.4 Football 1.2.3.4. Wrestling 1.2.3.4 Excalibur 3.4; Intramural 1.2.3.4 JACQUE FERN VOSS—HR 200. German Club 2 BILL LEONARD WALDBILLIG — HR A wol PETER R. WALTHER—HR E331; Halberd 4. Lance 4; Football 1; Basketball ; MUN 2; Photo Club 3. TOM KELLY WASH—HR E331 LINDA J. WINEBARGER —HR 108 French Club 2; FBLA 3. SUE LYNN WITTENBERG—HR E331 Transferred from Sentinel 4. DONOVAN COAD WORDEN—HR 103 TOM A WULFEKUHLE—HR E331; Track 4. Intramural 1.2.3. Champs 3 GARY WAYNE YARBROUGH—HR Caf- B. Sec. Wilma Hackman 190 f Junior Class JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL—Front Row: Julie Frame. Jody Rydquist. Betsy Carpino. Pat Wamsley, Lisa Bangeman. Row 2: Lynne Clouse. Debbie Demmons. Sandy Hubbard. Linda Sherman. Row 3: Wilma Hackman. Mary Gallagher. Mike Barrett. Rox Baldwin Lisa Bangoman Theodore Aarstad Debra Anderson JoAnn Anderson Lavon Bache Mark Baker Pat Baldry Cindy Baldwin Joe Baldwin Evelyn Barba Mike Barrett Dave Barth Vicki Beavers Denny Bedard Jackie Bell Bill Bellusci Judy Bcrtdickson Teresa Berg Kathy Billedeaux 192 Bill Billingsley Linda Bjorkman Kathy Borg Suzette Boucher Patty Bowers Coleen Brinkerhoff Oiana Brotzman Lindsay Brown Scott Bulman Walter Burbank Dixie Burger Paula Burns Dale Byers Debbie Cahoon Roger Campbell Bill Caras Betsy Carpino Sandy Chafee Jamie Churchwell Angela Clapham Betty Claric Susan Clark Lynne Clouse Cynthia Cole Charles Cordier Dennis Cote Mary Cox Joanne Crandall Mitchell Dahl Mike Dahlstrom Katey Dandrea Barry Deines 193 Jennifer Oeines Joni Delano Debbie Demmons Chris Dodson Wanda Donaldson Chip Doty Andrea Downing JoAnn Ducharme Katie Dwyer Rob Emery Kathy Evans Jan Fcdorc Bob Fister Julie Frame Pam French Joyce Frost Susan Fryhlmg Ron Furrer Carla Gallagher Gail Gallagher Mary Gallagher Randy Gallagher Tracie Gallagher Clara Gerlach Marilyn Getz Allan Goffe 194 Vicky Golie Dan Gould Donna Graeter Liz Graff Anita Grande Becky Gray Carla Green Luanne Green Aleta Gregory Rita Gregory Lloy Griffing Wilma Hackman Norman Halverson Nancy Hangar Corinne Harper Sue Hartong Linda Hawley Nola Heitz John Heller Denise Helmer Annette Herron Marsha Hindman Shirley Hitchcock Hal Holt Fred Houseman Sandy Hubbard 195 Susan Hudson Jeanie Huggins Gillian Jaensch Sherry Jasperson Connie Johnson Judy Johnson Keenon Johnson Penny Johnson Doug Jones Marcia Kallis Mary Kellogg Mary Kenck Rick Kern Rose Kimmel Anthony King Ken Klaudt Harold Kloepfer Bryan Knight 196 I Judy Knoyle Kathy Kruckeberg Karen Kulju Alice Lachman Wendy Ladwig Dave Lande Janice Lassise Mark Latrielle Lita Leach Mary Lefler Diane Lehuta Vickie Lenz Bonnie Little Katie Loeffler Kathleen Longonecker Glenda Marvel Linda Matye Mary Matzke Lois Lucas Karen Lund Becky MacIntyre Betsy McDonald Gordon MacDonald Jeff McDowell Margaret McKee Leslie McKeever Shelly Markiss Steven Markiss Margie Martin Alison Martinsen 197 Kathy Merseal Cynthia Michaud Robert Miller Raleigh Minard Betty Moe Cynthia Monaco Donna Nelson Kathryn Nelson Mary Neilson Theresa Nokleby Judy Olson Janice Paulson Susan Pay son Jennifer Pearson Dennis Perovich 198 Nona Peterson Charmaine Piane Congetta Plieness Vickie Popiel Greg Porter Jennifer Potter Jeff Powell Sherri Price Mary Pryor Randy Rasmussen Karen Regan Bob Reineke Sherry Ridley Kim Robbins Yvonne Roesler Mike Roney Joan Root Jody Rydquist Sharon Sample Paulette Sandgren Diane Savage Debbie Saylor Janie Schriver Dan Schuler Nancy Schultz 199 Tim Schwartz Tom Scott Linda Sherman Cindy Siegford Barry Simon Melodee Singer Charlotte Smith Anne Sokoloski Dcbbi Steinberg Exie Stetler Rodney Stevens Barbara Stewart Beverly Stewart Craig Stone Joyce Strid Dave Susen Ellen Teichrow Gloria Thornburg Lynn Thrasher Ralph Tiemyer Jim Tomlinson Denise Touchette Dave Tweto Doug Tweto Vicki Tyler Vicki Undem 200 Cindy Wojciechowski Cynthia Walker Carol Wallace Chris Walsh Kenneth Walsh Pat Wamsley Robert Warthen Donna Weber Rhonda Westgard Barbara Weston Virginia Whitmoyer Gary Winchelt Paula White Benji Williamson Pam Winner Mike Winz Gordon Witwcr Janice Wold Duke Wolf Patty Wontor David Woolston Randy Zaharko Gerald Zieg 201 Sophomore Class 203 SOPHOMORE CLASS CO U N C I L —Deborah Whitehouse. Sandy Boehmler, Gilbert Larson. Monja Reimers. Page Goode. Carol Holden. Leah Larsen. Connie Erickson, Paul Beaufait. Sophomores Shirley Aarstad Laura Abel Jean Amos Darcine Anderson Lee Anderson Theresa Anderson Mary Anno Allen Archibald Cheryl Austin Kim Bagnell Karen Bakker Phil Barba Dick Barnes Dan Bateman Paul Beaufait David Beck Julie Bernatz Bob Bertsch John Black Donald Blacklcr Sandy Boehmler 204 Cindy Bordner Sherri Breach Forey Bradley Nan Brandenberger Ron Brevik Cheryl Brown Wes Brumwell Arlyne Carl John Carpino Mike Chamberlain Maria Charette Robin Charlo Lynette Chaussee Lee Cheatham Alan Chilcoat Alan Christian Mike Christian Jill Christopher Sarris Clouse Julie Clover Susan Cochran James Cole Oan Cook Coreen Cooney Bob Cote David Cripe Ronald Cripe Janice Crist 205 Cindy Feucht Daniel Field Debby Fmbraaten Gary Fisher Janel Fite Patty Flachsonhar Charleene Forsythe Pamela Frasier Donald Fristo Twyla Frost Lynn Furrer Sandy Futch SOPHOMORE: (sof-o-mor); (from Greek sophos—wise; and moros—dull, foolish, stupid). 1. a student in his second year or with second-year standing Webster's 3rd New International Dictionary Ann Cunningham Andrea Dahl Gregg Dalton Steve Darling Bryan Dauenhauer Roberta Diehl JoAnn Dilworth Terry Disney Debby Doyle Rocky Dubia Vicki Duffner Fred Edwards Kevin Edwards Harry Egeland Connie Erickson Linnea Ernst Bev Evenskaas Brian Fehr 206 Kristin Gallagher Sue Getz Steve G iff in Steve Gilbertson Kelley Gilder John Gjording Jackie Gokey Dale Golden Ginger Good Roxi Gore Tim Gould Ron Graham Sandra Graham David Guschausky Alan Haley Jon Hammond Shaun Hammond Kim Harper Rod Harsell Laurie Haugan LeeAnn Hennessy Jean Hensel Earl Hochstrasser Carol Holden Dan Horne Sandra Houtchens Thomas Hubert 207 Zola Hudlow Cinda Hugos Jan Hulla Kathy Hummer Allen Janes Sandra Jassek Butch Jenison Corinne Johnson Helen Johnson Janet Johnson Lynn Johnson Mike Johnson Terri Johnson Vicki Johnson Mindy Jones Susan Kaiser Rodney Kaufman Karen Kennell Michael Kent Connie Kester Willene Kidd Cindy Kidder Kim Kieckbusch Aleta Kildow Kathy Koepplin Vicki Koepplin Sophomores 208 Theodore Kooren Kathy Kost Oeaette Kovarik Brenda Kriewald Gay la Krogstad Jane Landman Leah Larsen Gilbert Larson Randy Lavoie Patty Lenz Janet Lewis Sherry Little John Llewellyn Mark Loewen Eric Lucas Jack Lueck Vickie Luft Doug MacDonald Shauna McCarthy Bob McCoy Cheryl McDonald Connie McLaughlin Mark Malcolm Ken Manchester Helen Manlove Jim Marshall Monty Mauth Vicky Merritt Patty Merseal Dennis Meuchel Donald Meuchel Susan Miller Sherry Minard Sheila Mobley Betty Jo Moderie Desiree Monaco Christine Moore Don Morgan Cynthia Morkert 209 Darreld Morkert Dennis Morse Debby Murphy Gary Myers Tony Nace Marijean Narum Tina Nash Janice Neilson John Neilson Dobbie Nelson Bonnie Nesbitt Cindy Netzer Glenda Neuman Ray Nose Susan Novak Judy Nowlen Debbie Nurse Larry Ochsner Lynn Ogle Cheryl Onstad Cerese Parker Robert Patterson Judy Pearce Tim Pearson 210 Laure Pengelly Linda Peterson Kathy Pfau Eric Pfeiffer Brenda Porter Dorothy Pryor Maria Ramos Linda Ramsey Kelly Rasmusson Tara Rasmussen Edi Rebhahn George Reed Dawn Reaves Monja Reimers Laihani Rhoades Janis Richards Marlene Richlie Jim Riley Vicki Risland Kathy Roemer Pamela Rose Rosalio Rose Ken Rosean Vicki Ruana Leslie Ryan Lonie Ryan Karen Salmonson David Samel Debbie Schatz 211 Bill Scheid Dale Schmidt John Schultz Betty Sedgwick Susan Sellegren Natalie Simmons DonSokoloski Brad Schwend John Seibert Jesse Shinn Michael Sloan Geneva Sol Trude Spain Dave Stang Dan Stark Mike Steinberg Mike Stephens Russ Stephens Suzanne Stevens Susan Sticht Mike Stickney Dean Strecker Reed Suckow Judy Sutton Keith Swart Guy Thompson 212 ; Allison Wivoll Bonnie Wohlschlager Debbie Wood Janico Wood George Wulfekuhle Robyn Zaharko Jo Ann Zentner Roxanne Ziegler Thais Zimmerman Debra Thurman Mike Todd Dale Traver David Turner Monte Turner Janet Vaneps Ann Van Meter Gary Walker Susan Wallace James Walther Larry Warden Ellie Weisheim Larry White Linda White Cheryl Whiting Valane Wilcox Myrna Willumsen Lewis Winn 213 FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL—Bottom Row: Brenda Palmer. Betsy Griffing, Tara Gallagher. Terry Lawson, Terri Long, Jean Carter. Middle Row: Jean Collins, Ellen Deschamps. Joy Hudlow. Terrie Mace. Crowning the apex: Al Warner. Freshman Class 215 Jolene Albert Barbara Amos Scott Alexander Craig Amrine Laura Anders Karen Andorson Lorinda Anderson Suzanne Anderson Robin Baker Steve Anderson William Anderson Ronald Bakke Kim Barefoot Susan Barker Freshmen Kay Barnes Alice Barth John Baumgardner Ed Baylor Michael Behrter Sue Bethke Clay Biberdorf Timothy Billingsley Terry Bisom Brian Boespflug Cindy Boston Kathleen Bowers Monti Braach Sandy Braaten Ruth Brandvold Debbie Bray Ernest Brester Sarah Brown 216 Barbara Burditt Ben Burns Carol Campbell 4 Susan Campbell Tim Campbell Maureen Caplis Arlene Carver Gloria Case Carol Chaffee Linda Chilcoat David Christensen Marlon Clapham Take up the White Man's burden— Have done with childish days— The lightly proffered laurel. The easy, ungrudged praise Comes now. to search your manhood Through all the thankless years. Cold-edged with dear-bought wisdom. The judgment of your peers! —Rudyard Kipling Kim Clark Mark Clark Joette Clover Neil Cole 217 Jean Collins Rickie Cordier Sean Corrigan Howard Cotten Colette Cragg Kelvin Crisp Glenda Crooks Frank Crowley Jay Cusker Lorraine Dailey Jan Dandrea Margaret Davis Ellon Doschamps Debbie Dimmitt Janice Dobbins Penny Doty Clay Dowell Cynthia Doyle Becky Ducharme Bill Dwyer Cindy Edwards Laura Egeland Rick Emery Marlene Erickson Steven Fairbank Craig Fedore Dave Fine Rich Forbis Gary Forsythe 218 ; Susanne Foss Diana Froedle Lynn French Tara Gallagher Nick Gardiner Dick Garnaas Frank Gaul Linda Gauld Maydcc Getschman Douglas Gibbs Randy Gibbs Ray Gilbertson Vern Ginn Donna Golden Douglas Golie Kevin Gordon Brenda Gray Jodie Greenfield Sherri Gregory Elizabeth Griffing Pat Groshong Steven Guerrera Dan Hamilton Janice Hansen Benjamin Harbison Lesa Harper Susan Harper Richard Harrison Morgan Hart Debbie Hatton 219 Raymond Hawley Patty Hayes Pat Heidcman Sharlene Hendrickson Susan Hennessy Vicki Henri John Herbig Gwendolyn Herron Scott Hicks Curt Hiebert Ron Hilton Thomas Hitchcock Betty Hoeg Bonnie Hoeg Erin Hoffer Katherine Holden Molinda Holmes Cindy Hood Belle Houseman Joy Hudlow Lawrence Hudson Daniel Hunter Kevin Ingalls Linda Ingalls Larry Jackson Rod Jacobsen Rosalee Jacobsen Wendy Jaensch Valerie Jahner Lori Janes 220 Joni Jenkins Jori Johnson Lanell Johnson Mardell Johnson Ronald Johnson Sherri Johnson Cayce Jones Janette Jones Jayne Jones Mark Jones Steve Kaufman Kirt Kendall Mary Kelley Renee Kester Karlla Kieckbusch Debbie Kiner Kelly King Allen Kinney Marta Kluk Rick Koepplin Sharon Kostelecky Darla Kramer Jayne Kruckeberg Janice Kulstad Melanee Lake Theresa Lassise Terry Lawson Kathleen Layman Donna Lewis Terri Long 221 Freshmen Debbie Lucas John Lundquist Belinda McDonald Jim McDonald Sally McHugh Debi McKinney John McNees Terrie Mace Kathleen Magone Gary Manchester Teresa Mead Shirley Merseal Kathie Michaels Sherry Micknak Debbie Miller John Miller Raymond Miller Craig Mitchell Lori Moffatt Jan Monaco Charisse Montreuil Glen Morgan Bob Morin Gary Morin 222 Steven Morin Joe Murphy Bill Murray Peter Murray Patricia Neilson Carole Nelson Teresa Nokleby Linda Nordberg Lee Nyquist Billy Ockler Gerald Olbu Susan Oliver Sheila O'Neil Brenda Palmer Pamela Paramore Sara Parnell Caroline Patterson John Pearson Laurie Peck Cynthia Perkins Dalo Peters Bob Pettit Anne Petty Barbara Pfau Karen Pfau Joseph Piane Debra Pitts Sandra Plieness Geraldine Porter Mike Rasmussen Steve Rehberg Mark Reich Deborah Reusser 223 Glen Richards Deborah Ridley Debbie Ridnaur Debbie Riefflin Roxann Rollins Barbara Romanchuck Lori Rosenau Debbie Rostad Lynn Rusk Lois Rust Scott Ryan Dave Sackett Kathy Salmonson Denise Samel Ralph Sample David Sampson Paul Schultz Terry Schulz Joni Seaman Robert Seppala Ken Shatto LeeAnn Shepard Robert Shull Nancy Sloan Eric Smith Steve Smith Ronald Spencer 224 Russ Sperry Patricia Staggs Diana Stephens Sally Stephens Dee Stevens John Stevens Jim Stevenson Laurie Sticht Leann Suckow Mark Susen Michele Swarthout Steve Swarthout Lyle Swartz Marlene Swartz Chris Swift Debbie Taberna Rocky Tasker Marilyn Taylor Steve Thompson Scott Thorning David Toler Marsha Touchette Larry Towe Joe Tredik David Treichel Bruce Troutwine Kathy Truett Kathi Turner A mighty creature is the germ. Though smaller than the pachyderm. His customary dwelling place Is deep within the human race. His childish pride he often pleases By giving people strange diseases. Do you. my poppet, feel infirm? You probably contain a germ. —Ogden Nash 225 Bonnie Tweddle Scott Uhde Jana Urquhart Virginia Van Horn John Voth Monica Wafstet Debra Watson Ron Watt Pamela Webber Bill Weisheim Kathi Weldon Maureen Whitmire Freshmen Dallas Williams David Williams Teresa Williams Ralph Wilson Craig Winched Gary Win Debbie Witt Laurie Wordon Joseph Wulfekuhle Bert Wustner Kim Yates Vicki Yelton 226 A Halberd is an ancient, long-handled weapon especially used in the 15th and 1 6th centuries. The Halberd was at one time the distinctive weapon of the sergeant. However, it also happens to be the name of your yearbook, if you haven’t noticed. Many a late knight, the staffers wished they had such a weapon with which to dispose of themselves. But no such luck. This outstanding publication was created in 1965. shortly after the founding of Hellgate The action was necessary because Sentinel took everything with it when it left this wonderful building, including the yearbook's name, the newspaper's name, and the kitchen sink After two years of skepticism on the part of the student body, the yearbook finally caught the attention of the serfs Now it is one of the biggest attractions in our little castle, and one of the best in the kingdom of Montana 227 Thank You, 1971 Patrons Albert Ham Photography 1205 S. Higgins Auto Electric 218 E. Main Big Sky Barber Shop 1425 S. Higgins Big Sky Drive In 1016 W. Broadway Bob's Butcher Shop 445 Hill Broadway Market 602 E. Broadway Chez Bonhomme 327 S.W. Higgins City Cleaners and Laundry 610 S. Higgins City Disposal Co. 215 E. Broadway Chuck's Texaco 2000 S. Higgins Convenient Food Market 447 Hill Delaney's 125 E. Front Dragstedt's The Hall Tree Circle Square Engineering Equipment Sales, Inc. 840 Kern First National Bank of Missoula 101 E. Front First State Bank Hwy. 93 South Four B's Restaurants, Inc. Bud Lake Village Gentry Men's Shop 123 E. Main Griff's Burger Bar 801 E. Broadway Hansen's Ice Cream Parlor 519 S. Higgins Health Aid Pharmacy 1440 W. Broadway Higgins Hallmark Shop Florence Hotel Building Hoerner-Waldorf Co. West of Missoula 228 J C All American Trophy and Lettering 837 S. Higgins Kramis Hardware 120 W. Broadway KYSS Radio Florence Hotel Lucy's Inc. Higgins and Pine Missoula Auto Dealers Assoc. 607 S. Higgins Missoula First Federal Savings Loan Higgins and Main Modern Beauty School 135 S. Higgins Music Center Holiday Village Paul H. Russell of Russell Studio 421 E. Spruce Roemer's Conoco Car Clinic 240 E. Broadway Rudy's News 329 N. Higgins Southside National Bank Brooks and Mount Squire-Simmons-Carr Rose Chapel 329 E. Pine State Farm Insurance (Ken McRae) 275 W. Front Stoverud's Jewelers Florence Hotel Bldg. Taco Time 2401 Brooks Typewriter Supply Co. 314 N. Higgins University Enco 540 E. Broadway Van Evan Co. West of Missoula Wilma, Roxy and Go West The Best Shows in Town Western Montana National Bank 240 N. Higgins Wetzel's Photography 337 Broadway INDEX ACTIVITIES All Northwest Musicians 44 American Field Service 38,39, 129 Art Club 99 Basketball 75.76,77.78,79,80. 81 Betty Crocker Homemaker 43 Boys State 35 Brain Bowl Team 36 Car Club 132 Chansonettes 95 Cheerleaders 62,63 Chess Club 107 Chevaliers 94 Christian Youth Fellowship 135 Concert Band 120,121 Concert Choir 96 Crosscountry 73,74 DAR Award 37 DECA 46,104,105 Ecology Club 109 Excalibur 55 Football 66,67,68,69,70,71,72 French Club 100 Freshman Class Council 214, 215 Freshman Mixed Choir 98 Future Homemakers of America 134 Future Teachers of America 135 German Club 101 Girls Choir 98 Girls Club 54 Girls Recreation Association 139 Girls State 34 Gymnastics 82,83 Halberd Staff 118.119 Junior Class Council 190,191 Key Club 56,57 Lance Staff 116,117 Lancettes 124,125 Latin Club 102 Marching Band 122 M Club 58 Missoula Junior Miss 47 Mixed Ensemble 97 Model United Nations 128 National Forensic League 113 National Merit Semi-Finalists 45 Office Education Association 127 Orchesis 110,111 Orchestra 136,137 Outstanding Teenagers of America 37 1000 Mile Club 138 Pep Band 123 Pep Club 60,61 Photography Club 141 Quill 8« Scroll 45 Radio Club 106 Science Club 108 S Club 59 Senior Class Council 166,167 Ski Club 130 Spanish Club 103 Speech Drama 114,115 Stage Band 123 Student Council 52,53 Swimming 90,91 Thespians 112 Top Twenty 48,49 Troubadour Staff 140 Twirlers 126 VICA 133 Wrestling 84.85,86,87,88 STUDENTS Aarstad, Shirley 95,98,102,204 Aarstad, Theodore 192 Abel, Laura 122,123,132,204,120 Adams, Dayon Adams, Jack Adams, Sandra 130,167,168 Addleman, Monte Ailport, Daniel Aktepy, Deann Aktepy, Kathy Albert, Dan Albert. Jolene 101,216 Albert, Kathryn 168 Alexander, Scott 81,120,216 Allen, Cathy 189 Allen, George Allen, Judith 134.168 Allen, Patty Ammons, Carl 90 Ammons, Bruce 90 Amos, Barbara 216 Amos, Jean 204 Amrine, Craig 98,216 Anders, Laura 216 Anderson, Darcine 136,204 Anderson, Debra 192 Anderson, Eric 18,39,48 Anderson, James Anderson, Jo Ann 127,192 Anderson. Karen 216 Anderson, Lee 130,204 Anderson, Lorinda 216 Anderson, Steve Robert Anderson, Steve Robert 216 Anderson, Steven Thomas 44,96, 57,72.94.104 Anderson, Susan 168,189 Anderson, Suzanne 98,216 Anderson, Theresa 204 Anderson, William 216 Andrus, Jon 168 Anno, Mary 204 Archer, Cathy 168 Archibald. Allen 73.80.204 Armstrong, Mike Armstrong, Paul 72 Asbury, Cindy 168 Austin, Cheryl 107,204 Austin, Dianna 103,107,135, 108,122,123,120 Babin, Darrel 168 Bache, Lavon 127,192 Bagnell, Kim 82,99,204 Baker, Billie 104,168 Baker, Gary Baker, Mark 44,55,66,68,94,96, 192 Baker, Robin 101,216 Bakke, Ronald 216 Bakker, Karen 139,204 Bakker, Ronald 75,168 Baldry, Patrick 58.192 Baldwin, Cindy 104,192 Baldwin, Joseph 192 Baldwin, Rex 130,192 Ballard, Henry Ballard, Martha 136 Ballard, Tom 130 Bangeman, Wilhelmina Lisa 53, 110,136,191,192 Barba, Evie 192 Barba, Phil 204 Bardwell, Richard 168 Barefoot, Jeffrey Barefoot, Kim 134,216 Barker, Jerry Barker, Susan 102.129.216 Barnes, Dick 71,204 Barnes, Madeline 216 Barrett, Mike 53,57,191, 192, 114,123,210,120 Barth, Alice 216 Barth, Dave 192 Barthelmess, Kathryn 98 Bartley, Joanne Batchelder, Edward O'Brien 55, 189 Batchelder, Kelly 129 Bateman, Dan Bauer, Glen 11,58,166,168 Baumgardner, John 216 Baylor, Ed 216 Beaufait, David 35,48,130,166, 189 Beaufait, Paul 130,204,203 Beavers, Vicki 192 Beck, David 204 Beckwith, Darrell 72,80,81 Bedard, Denny 192 Behee, Bill Behner, Michael 216 Bell, Jacki 104,192 Bellusci, Bill 58,66,68,192 Bendickson, Judy 59,60,134.192 Benton, Patricia 189 Berdine, Ralph Berg, Teresa 36,128,192 Bernardi, Marissa Bernatz, Julie 204 Berryman, Linda Bersanker, Silvia 38,54,59,129, 168 Berthoud, James 168 Bertoglia, Bruce 168 Bertsch, Bob 204 Bertsch, Rita 169 Bessac, Andrea 36.128,108 Bethke, Sue 216 Betts, Leonard Biberdorf, B. Clay 81,216 Bier, Ethan 53 Billedeaux, Kathy 192 Billingsley, Bill 192 Billingsley, Debra 96,97,110, 169 Billingsley, Timothy 72,216 Bilyeu, Bob 189 Bishop, Dwight Bisom, Georgia 169 Bisom, Linda 96,99,112,114, 169 Bisom, Terry 74,216 Bjorkman, Linda 99,140,192 Black, John 120,122,123,204 Blackburn, Cathy Blackburn, Cheryl 169 Blackburn, Mary Blackburn, M. Maureen Blake, Tom 52,112,169 Blakeslee, Tracy Blackler, Donald 204 Blanchette, John 112,128 Bland, Franklin 102 Blodgett, Jim 103 Blotzke, Lori Blotzke, Lynn Blotzke, Steve 73,112,138.169 Boehmler, Sandy 120.122,132, 203,204 Boespflug, Brian 216 Boone, Dan Bordner, Cindy 205 Borg, Kathryne 193 Borgstede, Henry 169 Boso, Guy Boston, Cindy 98.134.216 Boucher, Jana 169 Boucher, Nedra Boucher, Robert 189 Boucher, Suzette Boushele, Marlene Boutin, Joe Bowers, James 101,108,169 Bowers, Kathleen 216 Bowers, Pamela Bowers, Patricia 101,120,122, 123,193 Bowman. Bill 71,133 Boxleitner, Paul Braach, Gary Braach, Monti 216 Braach, Sherri 205 Braach, Timothy Braaten, Sandy 98,216 Bradley, Forey 110,205 Brady, Becky 169 Brammer, Arthur 73,138 Brammer, David 135 Brandenberger, Nan 82,205 Brandvold, Ruth 216 Braun, Don Braun, Paula Bray, Debbie 216 Brennan, James Brester, Ernest 81,216 Brettin, Sandy Brevik, Ronald 130,205 Brewer, Mary Bricker, Steven Brien, Kenneth 71 Brinkerhoff, Coleen 74,82,139, 193 Brittner, Joe Brody, Steve 189 Brooks, Leonard 169 Brott, Virginia 59,169 Brotzman, Diana 60,104,129,193 Brown, Cheryl 205 Brown, Lindsay 124,193 Brown, Sarah 136,216 Brown, Tom 66,68 Brown, Wallace Browne, Richard 169 Brumback, Randy Brumwell, Larry 169 Brumwell, Wesley 71,80,205 Brunner, Don 73 Brunner, Lucy 170 Bryan, Steve 106,189 Buchanan, Bryan 42,170 Bugbee, Barbara 45,110,116, 140.189 Bulman, Robin 113 Bulman, Scott 94.96.97,112, 193 Bulman, Thomas 96.113,170 Burbank, Walter 73,193 Burditt, Barbara 120,123,217 Burditt, Bill 120,123 Burger, Dixie 96,193 Burgess, James 103,107 Burgess, Janet 102 Burns, Ben 72,217 Burns. C. W. 170 Burns, James 170 Burns, Paula 104,193 Burr, Marsha 48,189 Burroughs, Bevan 120,189 Burt, Thomas 36,94,96.101.108, 113,128 Burt, Walter 44,48,45,53.94, 16.116.189 Burton, Don 55,66,68 Byers. Dale 193 Cahoon, Debby 104,193 Cahoon, Kenneth 189 Campbell, Carol 217 Campbell, Dennis 170 Campbell, Matt Campbell, Roger 120.123.193 Campbell, Susan 217 Campbell, Thomas 106,170 Campbell, Tim 98,103,217 Caplis, Maureen 217 230 Caras, Bill 55,193 Caras, Laurie 54,60,124,166, 170 Carl, Arlyne 205 Carl, Fred 72,88 Carlyle, Allyson 100,118,119, 129,141 Carlyle, Bob Carpino, Betsy 24,59,62,120, 190.191.193 Carpino, John 71,205 Carpino, Paul 170 Carter. Jean 101,128,129.215 Carter, Judith 60,124,170 Carver, Arlene 217 Case, Gloria 217 Caswell, Allan 170 Chafee, Sandy 104,134.193 Chaffee, Carol 217 Chaffin, James 189 Chamberlain, Mike 71,205 Charette, Maria 205 Charlo, Robin 205 Charlo, Tony Chaussee, Lynette 205 Cheatham, R. Lee 120,123,57 136.205 Chebul, Laura Chessin, Meta 129 Chilcoat, Alan 71,205 Chilcoat, Linda 217 Chilcote, Dan Chilcote, Jim Christensen, David 217 Christensen, Mark Christian, Alan 133,205 Christian, Mike 205 Christopher, Jill 60,100,205 Christopherson, Ian 73,140,58, 138,128,113,118,119,141,90, 120 Churchill, Ron 104 Churchwell, Jamie 193 Clapham, Angela 193 Clapham, Marian 72,88,217 Claric, Betty 193 Claric, Larry Clark, Christine 60,96,134, 170 Clark. Gary 170 Clark, Karin 104,170 Clark, Karma 217 Clark, Kim 217 Clark, Mark 72,217 Clark, Susan 193 Clouse, Lynne 59,60,101,112, 129.191.193 Clouse, Sarris 95,129,205 Clover, Joette 98,217 Clover, Julia 205 Clubb, Merrel 40,97,112,115. 128.136.140 Clubb, Emily 112,114 Coats, Ruth Cochran, Karen 34,136,59,97, 96.37.122.170.187.60.49.120 Cochran, Susan 59,134,139,205 Cole, Cynthia 120.122,123,127. 135.193 Cole, James 205 Cole, Neil 217 Collins, Gregory 75,189 Collins. Jean 130.217,122,214, 215.123.120 Collins, Pamela 189 Colwell, Joan 136,94.96,122, 44.171.120 Combest, Richard 120,123,171 Connick, Debbi 130,171 Cook, Dan 205 Cook, Jack Cook, Jim Cook. Terry 132,171 Cooney, Coreen 171,205 Cooney, Kathleen 34,41,104 Cordial, Debbie 110 Cordier, Charles 68,66,193,75 Cordier, Rickie 217 Corrigan, Jean 218 Corrigan, Maureen Cote. Bob 132,71.205,86 Cote, Dennis 193 Cote, Mike 55.85,171 Cotten, Howard 81,218 Cottier, Gordon 58,66,68 Cowan, David 99 Cowart, Terry Cox, Mary 112,193 Cragg, Debra 96,97,112.114,115. 171 Cragg, Susan 218 Crandall, Jo Ann 104,193 Cripe, R. David 133,205 Cripe, Ronald 71,96.97,205 Crisp, Kelvin 72,218 Crist, Janice 205 Croci, Marianne 189 Cromwell, Victoria 31,34,96,97, 124.171 Crooks, Debra 110,171 Crooks. Glenda 134,218 Crowder, Bob 88 Crowley, Dan Crowley, Diane 171,189 Crowley, Frank 98,218 Crowley, Paul Cunningham, Ann 100,120,122, 123.128,136,205 Curran, DeLoris Curran, Gene Cusker, Jay 218 Dahl, Andrea 59,206 Dahl, Kam Dahl, Kim Dahl. Mitchell 193 Dahlstrom, Mike 40,55,58,94, 96,193 Dailey, Lorraine 218 Dalton, Gary 83,171 Dalton, Gregg 206 Daly, Jan 171.112 Daly. Jennifer 99.108,114 Daly, Paula Dandrea, Jan 218 Dandrea, Katey 193 Daniels, Alan 171 Daniels, Kevin 171 Dankers, Warren 189 Danishefsky, Patrick 116,171 Darling, Stephen 120,123,206 Dauenhauer, Bryan 71,206 Dauenhauer, Cindy 99 Dauenhauer, Sue 171 Davis, Connie Davis, Douglas 120,122.123,172 Davis, Ingrid 104,172 Davis, Lenora Davis, Linda Davis, Margaret 98,218 Davis, Martin Dawson, Michael Dawson, Mary 189 Deines, Barry 193 Deines, Jennifer 194 Delano, Joni 110.134,194 Delongchamp, Lisa Demmons, Debbie 130,129,94,96, 44.191,119.194,190 Dennison, Susan 102,172 Derrickson, Terry Deschamps, Armond 72 Deschamps, Ellen 53,98,130, 218,215 Deschamps, Richard 172 Dickhaut, Janice 172 Dickson, Linda 189 Diehl, Robbie 206 Dilworth, Jo Ann 95,98,206 Dimmitt, Debbie 218 Disney, Becky 105,172 Disney, Terry 206 Dobbins, Janice 120,122,218 Dodgson, Laura 99,120,123 Dodson, Christine 94,194 Doll, Jim Donaldson, Wanda 194 Donovan, Roberta 60,119,124 Dorland, Sharon Doty. Charles 79,194 Doty, Pat 104,172 Doty, Penny 100,218 Dowell, Clay 218 Dowell. Cliff Downing, Andrea 194 Doyle, Cynthia 130,218 Doyle, Debby 53,119,206 Dubia, Rocky 71,206 Ducharme, Becky 218 Ducharme, Jo Ann 194 Duffner, Tim 58,68 Duffner, Vicki 102,206 Duncan, Richard 75 Duncan, Ron Dunton, Thomas Dupuis. Virgil Durrant, Steve Dwyer, Bill 218 Dwyer. Katie 95, 96, 104,194 Ebbutt, Cheryl 127,134,135,172 Edgar, Duane 172 Edwards, Cindy 218 Edwards, Dee 189 Edwards, Fred 71.206 Edwards, Kevin 206 Edwards, Parke Egeland, Harry 133,206 Egeland, Laura 218 EQ9ers, LaVonne 114,189 Eggleston, Keith Eigenmann, Emil Eigenmann, Mary 172 Eisenman, Gene 172 Ellison, Donna Elton, Bruce 55,58,66,67,68, 172 Emery, Rick 218 Emery, Rob 194 Entzel, Randy Erb, Eileen 189 Erickson, Connie 130,59,136, 203,206 Erickson, Don 55,130,172 Erickson, Duane Erickson, Marlene 218 Ernst, Linnea 95, 134,206 Eshleman, Eileen Eshleman, Elaine 127,173 Eutsler, Donald 173 Evans, Kathy 63.110.194 Evenskaas, Beverly 98,206 Everingham, Mark 42,99,130 Fairbank, Steven 81,218 Fairclough, Bert 173 Farnham, Barbara 173 Faust, Richard 120 Fedore, Craig 72,80.81,218 Fedore, Jan 119,194 Fehr, Brian 120,206 Fenlon, Luccille Ferlic, Tanya Ferris, Eva 98 Feucht, Cindy 206 Field, Daniel 206 Field, Debbie 104 Fields, Mark Fifield, David 120,122,173 Finbraaten, Debby 206 Fine, Dave 218 Fisher, Gary 206 Fister, Bob 55,58,66.68,194 Fite, Janel 134.206 Flachsenhar, Patty 100,122,136, 120,206 Florin, Ann 42,130.173 Folsom, Cindy Forbis, Brad 81 Forbis. Rich 120,122,218 Forsythe, Charleene 95,98,206 Forsythe, Gary 88,218 Foss, Susanne 60,219 Foulger, Elaine 173 Frame. Julie 53.100.129,191. 194 Frame, Pamela 110,189 Frasier, Dennis 73,104,173 Frasier, Pamela 120,206 Freedle, Diana 82,82,219 Fremou, Ann 98 French, David 173 French, Lynn 74,219 French, Pam 74.82.83,139.194 Frey, Karen 173 Frey, Mike Fried, Allen 72 Fristo, Donald 133,206 Frost, Joyce 194 Frost, Twyla 206 Fryhling, Linda 167,173 Fryhling, Susan 60,134,194 Fuge, Cathy 173 Fullerton, Herb Funk, Greg Funk, Mark Furrer, Lynn 124,206 Furrer, Ron 194 Futch, Sandra 100,135,206 Gagermeier, Brent 96 Gallagher, Carla 194 Gallagher, Eileen 34,47,49,94, 96.98.110.129.173 Gallagher, Gail 104,194 Gallagher, Kathryn 96,97 Gallagher, Kevin 55,189 Gallagher, Kristin 99,207 Gallagher. Mary 53.96.97,129, 191.194 Gallagher, Randy 194 Gallagher, Tara 98,129,219, 215 Gallagher, Tracie 98,103,110, 130.134.194 Gardiner, Nick 219 Garnaas, Dick 72,219 Garner, Sharon 173 Garrick, Mike Garrison, Ed Gaub, Mike 120 Gaub, Steven 52,112,120,132, 189 Gaul, Frank 81,219 Gaul, Jamie 34,37,42,53,96, 94.110.173 Gauld, Linda 98,219 Gerlach, Clara 122,123,120, 194 Getschman, Maydee 219 Getz, Henry Getz, Jay 174 Getz, Judy 174 Getz, Marilyn 194 Getz, Susan 207 Getz, Sylvia 54 Gibbs, Douglass 219 Gibbs, Randy 219 Gieser, Gordon Giere, Christine 98 Gif fin, Steve 120,122.207 Gilbert, Karen 174 231 Kelley, Shirley 34,59,177 Kellner, Cindy Kellogg, Mary 104,197 Kellogg, Pat 177 Kelly, Ina Kenck, Marsha Kenck, MaryAnn 104,196 Kendall, Marvin 221 Kennedy, Maureen Kennell, Karen 82,208 Kent, Michael 208 Keogh, Larry 104 Kerner, Patsy Kessler, Randi 124,177 Kester, Connie 98,208 Kester, Renee 120,122,221 Ketchem, Debbie Ketchem, Steve Kidd. Willene 98,59,134,208,54 Kidder, Cindy 134,100.208,122, 123.120 Kidder, Dale 177 Kieckbusch, Karlla 221 Kieckbusch, Kim 208 Kieffer, Pamela Kildow, Aleta 136,208,95.122, 123.120 Kimmel, Arnold 120,122 Kimmel, Eddie Kimmel, Rose 96,196 Kiner, Debbie 221 King, Anthony 104,196 King, Kelly 221 King. Richard 128,132,167,177 King, Tim Kinney, Dan 132,221 Kinney, Donald Klaudt, Kenny 196,79 Kloepfer, Harold 68,66,196 Kloock, Rick 104,177 Kluk, Marta 98,221 Knadker, Greg Knadler, Marla 177 Knight, Bryan 55,58,66,68,70, 196 Knopp, Kenneth Knoyle, Judy 197 Koble, Connie 177 Koble, Randall Koepplin, Kathy 124,208 Koepplin, Rick 72,81,221 Koepplin, Sharon 124,127,177 Koepplin. Vicki 124,134,208 Kolar, Dale 189 Konizeski, Susan 116,178 Kooreu, Theodore 209 Koostra, Barbara 129,136,120 Kost, Don Kost, Kathy 120.122,123.134. 139.189,209 Kost, Louis Kostelecky, Sharon 221 Kottre, Charlotte Kovarik, Deaette 134,209 Kovarik, Joyce 178 Kramer, Darla 221 Krause, Jerry Kriewald, Brenda 209 Krogstad, Gayla 95,209 Kruckeberg, Jayne 98,101,134, 221 Kruckeberg, Kathi 129,59,134, 97,96,197 Kulju, Karen 197 Kulstad, Janice 221 Kurtz, Edward 189 Lachman, Connie 104,178 Lackman, Jim Ladwig, Wendy 197 LaFrance, Alan Lafray, Terry Lake, Melanee 221 Lamb, Reed 135 Lampert, Anne 103,189 Lampert, Lyndon Lande, Dave 66,55,58.68,79, 197 Lande, Marty 73,88,138 Landman, Jane 209 Larsen, Jim 178 Larsen. Leah 95,98,203,209 Larson, Donna Larson, Gil Alan Larson, Gilbert Marcus 96,203. 209 Larson, Robert 96 Larson, Susan Lassise, Janice 90,197 Lassise, Theresa 221 Latrielle, Mark 58,66,68,79, 197 Laurie, Bob 116 Lavoie, Randy 209 Lavoie, Timmy Lawry, Ted 189 Lawson, Terry 98,214,215,221 Layman, Kathleen 102,120,122, 221 Lazott, Linda Leach, Lita 110,127,197 Lechner, Jan 189 Letter, Mary 104,197 Lehuta, Diane 197 Lenz, Patty 209 Lachman, Alice 104,197 Lenz, Vickie 104,197 Le Sueur, Jerry Lewis, Clifton 35,136,68,66, 67,94,57,58,37,44,114,178,48 Lewis, Donna 98,221 Lewis, Janet 59,98,209 Lewis, Kathy 178 Lewis, Larry Lindsay, Mark Lindsley, Russell 104,178 Little, Bonnie 96,197 Little, Danny Little, Sherry 98,209 Llewellyn, John 209 Llewellyn, Steve 178 Lodge, Charlotte 104,124,135, 178 Loeffler, Katie 44,136.197 Loewen, Mark 209 Lofgren, Nancy 136 Long, Debra 104,178 Long, Terri 98,130,215,221 Longenecker, Kathleen 197 Longenecker, Steven 178 Longpre, Jamie Longpre, Steve 178 Lott, Chris Love, Tim Lowry, Duane Lucas, Debbie 74,138,222 Lucas, Eric 96,209 Lucas, Lois 59,74,138.197 Ludwig, Blake 179,112 Ludwig, Craig 130 Lueck, Jack 209 Luft, Victoria 209 Lukkes, Daniel 179 Lund, Karen 43,197 Lund, Kris 72 Lundquist, John 222 Lustgraaf, Bill 179 Lutke, Neal 120,122,123,179 Lynde, Kim 99,119,179,167 Lynn, Steve Mace, Alan Mace, Deborah 179 Mace, Terrie 215,222 Madar, Mike Magone, Kathleen 98,222 Malcolm, Mark 71,79,209 Manchester, Gary 72,222 Manchester, Ken 209 Manis, Cathy Manis, Holly Manley, Vicky 189 Manlove, Helen 95,98,209 Manning, Terry 96,116,179 Manthie, Larry Maplethorpe, Barbara Marchie, Richard 104,179 Marek, Michaelene 104,179 Marek, Robert Markham, Craig Markiss, Shelley 99,197 Markiss, Steven 197 Markland, Ronald Marshall, Jim 71,80,209 Marshall, Loren 35,45,49,116, 179 Martin, Faron Martin, Linda Martin, Margie 104,197 Martinsen, Alison 110,197 Marvel, Glenda 197 Matye, Linda 104,197 Matye, Patty Matye, Richard 179 Matzke, Barry 41,175,179 Matzke, Doug 72,81 Matzke, Mary 82,96,197 Maun, Clark Maun, Mary 104,179 Mauth, Monty 209 Maxwell, Elaine 120,122,123,134, 136 Maxwell, Stephen 120,122 MacDonald, Doug 209 MacDonald, Gordon 55,94,128, 96,197 McBride, Barbara 179 McBroom, Billie 179 McCarthy, Shauna 103,107,209 McCollum, Karen McCoy, Nancy 189 McCoy, Robert 71,79,209 McDonald, Belinda 74,138,222 McDonald, Betsy 59,74,138,197 McDonald, Cheryl 98,209 McDonald, Daryl McDonald, Jim 72,223 McDonald, Marvin McDonald, Mick McDonald, Richard 179 McDowell, Jeff 120,123,197 McGee, Tim McGillen, William 46,96,179 McGuirl, Elizabeth McGuirl, Rose McHugh. Sally 136,222 MacIntyre, Becky 118,119,197 McKean, Katherine McKee. Margaret 197 McKee, Teri McKeever. Leslie 197 McKelvey, Kevin McKelvey, Maureen 189 McKenzie, Karen 179 McKinney, Daniel McKinney, Debi 82,222 McKinzie, Mark McLaughlin, Connie 139,202, 209 McLean, Kathy McNees, John 120.222 McSIoy, Lloyd Mead, Teresa 98,222 Meadows, John Means, Danny 72 Means, David 58,66,67,68,180 Medsker, Jody Medsker, Kenneth Melvin, Mary Merritt, Vicky 209 Merseal, Delmer 73,112,180 Merseal, Devera 112 Merseal, Kathy 138,139,198 Merseal, Patty 209 Merseal, Shirley 74,222 Mertins, Beverly Mertins, Larry 104 Mertins, Michael Meuchel, Dennis 71,209 Meuchel, Donald 209 Meyers, Janet 45,94,128,96,37, 44,115,114,180,112,48 Michaels, Kathie 132,222 Michaud, Cynthia 96,104,198 Michel, Candi 180 Micknak, Sherry 136,222 Miles, Wally Miller. Debbie 136,222 Miller, John 222 Miller, Raymond 113,120,122, 222 Miller, Robert 107,122,123, 198,120 Miller, Rusty Miller, Susan 209 Minard, Raleigh 198 Minard, Sherry 209 Mitchell, Craig 222 Mitchell, Sherron Mitchell, Sherry 104,180 Moberly, Jordon Mobley, Sheila 110,209 Moderie, Betty Jo 60,209 Moderie, William 180 Moe, Betty 198 Moffett, Jeanine 59,180 Moffatt, Lori 90.120,222 Monaco, Cynthia 198 Monaco, Desiree 209 Monaco, Jan 222 Mongar, Charisse Monger, Sonja Montreuil, Charisse 60,222 Montreuil, Vanessa 59,124,130 Moore, Chritine 209 Moore. Dick 66,67,68.75,180 Moore, Jack Moore, Peter Moran, Kevin 72,81 Moran, Kim 66,68,79 Morgan, Don 71,83,209 Morgan, Duane 180 Morgan, Ed 180 Morgan, Glen 222 Morgan, K. Marie 110,180 Morgan, William 104,180 Morin, Bob 222 Morin, Gary 222 Morin, Steven 223 Morin, Tom 180 Morkert, Cynthia 209 Morkert, Darreld 210 Morrison, Stacey 181 Morse, Dennis 112,210 Morse, F. Robert 48,57,181 Morse, Mike 55,198 Moulton, Mitzi 189 Munson, Mona 189 Murphy, Debby 210 Murphy, Edward 57,181 Murphy, Joe 223 Murphy, John 181 Murphy, Kathy Murphy, Marian 198 Murphy, Stephen Anthony Murphy, Stephen Francis 181 Murphy, Stephenie Murray, Bill 72,223 Murray. John Murray, Pat 124,104 Murray, Peter 72,88,223 Murray, Robert 113.101,116, 106,189 Murray, Tom 198 Myers, Gary 210 232 Gilbertson, G. Ray 219 Gilbertson, Steve 207 Gilber, Kelley 207 Ginn, Vern 219 Ginnings, Laurence 116,189 Gisselbeck, Denise 102,132 Gisselbeck, Donald 102,120,122, 123,132 Gist, Jody 134 Gjording, John 207 Gjording, Paul 174 Gleason, Terri 174 Godbout, Clay Goffee, Allan 194 Goffe, Kevin 48,106,118.119, 174 Gokey, Jackie 207 Golden, Dale 59,98,207 Golden, Donna 219 Golie, Douglas 72,219 Golie. Vicky 195 Good, Ginger 95,98.100,134,207 Goode, Brooks, 35,36,49,94,128, 132,178 Goode, Page 102,128,203 Gooley, Dennis 132,174 Gordon, Kevin 219 Gore, Roxi 98,139,207 Gould, Betty 127 Gould, Bill 71,79.132 Gould. Dan 130,195 Gould, Gene Gould, Linda 102 Gould, Tim 207 Graeter, Donna 60,98,195 Graff, Liz 53,96,97,113,119, 129.141.195 Grafft, Mike Graham, Ron 71,79,132 Graham, Sandra 207 Grande, Anita 195 Gravelle, Larry 189 Gray, Becky Gray, Brenda 219 Gray, Deborah 99,112 Green, Carla 195 Green, Laura 189 Green, Luanne 195 Greenfield, Douglas Greenfield, Jodie 214 Greenfield, Merlin Gregory, Alita 195 Gregory, Dave 72 Gregory, Glenn 189 Gregory, Rita 134,195 Gregory, Sherri 98,219 Grenfell, Ron 174 Gaetz, Julie Griffin, Steve 123 Griffing, Elizabeth 215,219 Griffing, Lawrence Griffing, Lloy 73.96.97,102, 138.195 Groshong, Pat 219 Growley, Diane Guerrera, Steven 219 Guschausky, David 207 Hackman, Diane 104,174 Hackman, Miles Hackman. Wilma 110,191,195,190 Hait, Jim Haley, Alan 71,130,207 Hall, Glenn Hall, David Hall, Roberta 104 Hall, W. Jay 104.174,189 Halland, Tanya Halland. Tim 189 Hallsten, Jocelyn 118,119,174 Hallsten, Thomas Halverson, Arnold Halverson, Norman 99,195 Hames, Karen 104,134,175 Hamilton, Dan 132,219 Hamilton, Marylou 175 Hammond, Jon 207 Hammond, Shaun 207 Hanger, Nancy 104,120,122,132, 195 Hanner, Jean Hansen, Debra 175 Hansen, Greg Hansen, Janice 219 Hansen, Karen 116,117,189 Hansen, Rebecca 136,175 Hansen, Sarah 99,128 Hanson, Bob 57,132 Hanson, David 175 Hanson, Dennis 66,67,68,85,120, 175 Harbison, George 72,88,219 Harkins, Robert 53,94,96,112, 129,175 Harper, Corinne 60,100,118,119, 195 Harper, Diane 103 Harper, Kim 207 Harper, Lesa 219 Harper, Susan 219 Harrison, Richard 219 Harsell, Rod 207 Hart, Douglas 219 Hartong, Susan 96,99,195 Hartse, Kevin 120,122,123 Hatfield, Bob 189 Hatfield, Rich 72 Hatton, Debbie 219 Haugan, Laurie 207 Haugan, Nancy 102,132 Hawkins, William Hawley,Linda 195 Hawley, Raymond 220 Hayden, Gary Hayes, Patty 220 Hazen, John Heffernan, Bob Heffner, Susan 175 Heidemann, Carol 175 Heideman, Pat 220 Heimberger, Sheila 45,117.189 Heitz, Nola 60,101.195 Heller. John 195 Helmer, Denise 195 Hemingway, Linda 189 Henderson, Connie Henderson, Daniel Hendrickson, Sharlene 220 Henderson, Susan 175 Henes, Carolyn Hennessy, Lee Ann 207 Hennessy, Luanne 104,139 Hennessy, Susan 98,134,220 Henri, Vicki 220 Hensel, Benjamen 175 Hensel, G. Jean 207 Hensel, Marcia 124,175 Herbig, Bob 66,68 Herbig, John 220 Herbig, Mary 104,175 Herbig, William Herndon, Lex 189 Herron, Annette 120,123,127, 195 Herron, Greg 189 Herron, Gwendolyn 220 Hettich, Greg Hettich, Susan Hewitt Calin 189 Hiatt, Eddie Hicks, Nancy Hicks, Ruth Hicks, Scott 220 Hiebert, Curt 72,220 Higgins, Kelly Higgins, Michael Higgin, Rocky Hightower, Klas 133,81 Hill, Bruce Hilton, Ron 72,220 Hindman, Marsha 195 Hitchcock. Shirley 99.100,118. 119.195 Hitchcock, Thomas 220 Hochstrasser, Earl 207 Hochstrasser, Jari 104,175 Hodge, Barbara Hoeg, Betty 220 Hoeg, Bonnie 220 Hoeg, William 55 Hoffer, Erin 220 Hogan, Liz 100,104.113 Hogaw, Katherine 174,175 Holden, Carol 139.203.207 Holden, Katherine 220,135,95 Holden, Kenneth 35,49,75,76, 176 Hollinder, Larry Hollinder, Leilani 134 Holmes, Debra Holmes, Larry Holmes, Melinda 220 Holt, Hal 57,90,91,195 Holt, Jan 176 Hood. Cindy 100,220 Horne. Dan 71,80,207 Hornick, Michael 36,45,128,107, 118.119.141.176 Hornick, Steven Houseman, Belle 102,220 Houseman, Fred Houtchens, Arthur Houtchens, Sandra 207 Howerton, James 101,120,122, 123.176 Hritsco, Janice 176 Hubbard. Sandy 53,54,134,191, 195 Hubble, Susan 34,45,48,53,59, 119.176 Huber, Gary 189 Hubert, Thomas 207 Huckabee, Glenna 99,176 Hudlow, Joy 98,215,220 Hudlow, Zola 208 Hudson, Bob 107,115 Hudson, Susan 59,134,196 Hudson, Lawrence 72,81,220 Huett, Larry 189 Huggins, Jeanie 196 Hughes. Jon 104,176 Hugos, Lucinda 208 Hulla, Jan 36,59.101.118.119. 130,208 Hulla, Kimberly 34.130,166, 176,48 Hulquist, Elaine 196 Hummer, Debbie 96,196 Hummer, Kathy 134,208 Hummer, Robert 189 Hunter, Daniel 220 Hunter, Rick Hutchison, David 96 Ibsen, Christine 98 Ibsen, Eric Ingalls, Kevin 220 Ingalls. Linda 113,220 Ingalls, Mark Ingersoll, Becky Ingersoll, Karen Iron Cloud, Anita Iverson, Avis 176 Jackson, Larry 220 Jackson, Linda 98,196 Jackson, Robin 96,97,128,196 Jacobs, Mary 134 Jacobs, Yvonne 95,98,134 Jacobsen, Douglas 196 Jacobsen, Rod 220 Jacobsen, Rosalee 220 Jacobsen, Steve 176 Jacobsen, Ted 104 Jacobsen, Don Jacobsen, Kathy Jaensch, Gillian 95,96,196 Jaensch, Wendy 98,220 Jahner, Valerie 220 Janes. Allen 130,136,208 Jasperson, Cindy Jasperson, Deborah 176 Jasperson, Sherry 196 Jassek, Sandy 139,208 Jenison, Butch 132,208 Jenkins, Joni 221 Jenkins, Michael Jensen. Adell 104,176 Jensen, Alvin Jensen, Bobbi Jensen, Dan Jensen, Erie 189 Jeszenka, Barbara 104,176 Jeszenka, George 104,130,175, 176 Jette, Jerry 66,68 Johns, Douglas 177 Johnson, Bruce Johnson, Charlee Johnson, Connie 54,96,97,196 Johnson, Corinne 82,99,208 Johnson, Dan Johnson, Harold 177 Johnson, Helen 208 Johnson, Janet 208 Johnson, Jori 221 Johnson, Judy 196 Johnson, Karin 49,94,177 Johnson, Keenen 118,119,196 Johnson, Lanell 221 Johnson, Lynn 208 Johnson, Mardell 98,221 Johnson, Mark Johnson, Mike 71,208 Johnson, Penny 196 Johnson, Rik Johnson, Ronald 221 Johnson, Sherri 221 Johnson, Terri 124,208 Johnson, Tyler 130,177 Johnson. Vicki 120,122,208 Johnson, Wayne Jones, Cayce 221 Jones, Doug 66,68,58 Jones, Janette 98,221 Jones, Jayne 221 Jones, Lori 220 Jones. Mark 88.120.221 Jones, Mindy 208 Jordan, Bruddy 189 Joscelyn, David 120.123.136. 189 Jovin, Dave Juhnke, Debra Juhnke, Jeanine Kafentzis, John 35,45,53,90, 116,177 Kahm, Edward 189 Kahm, Janice 104,177 Kaiser, Susan 120,123,208 Kaiser, Timothy 101 Kallis, Allen Kallis, Marcia 196 Kost, Kathy Kaufman, Rodney 71,208 Kaufman, Steve 72,221 Kern, Rick 73,138.196 Kegley, Cynthia 189 Kegley, Kraig Keimers, Monja 203 Kelley. Mary 98.221.122,123.120 233 Nace, Shannon Nace, Tony 210 Narum, Marijean 210,95,122,123, 120 Nash, John Nash, Thomas 189 Nash, Tina 210 Neel. K. Anne 104.181 Neel, Todd 130 Negra, Marcia 181 Neilson, Janice 210 Neilson, John 210 Neilson, Mary Neilson, Patricia 223 Neilson, Peggy 181 Nelson, Garole 223 Nelson. Debbie 210,126 Nelson, Donna 104,198 Nelson, Kathryn 104,198 Nelson, Mary 198 Nesbitt. Bonnie 210 Netzer, Cindy 210 Neuman, Glenda 210 Neumiller, Susan Nichols, Pamela 189 Nichols, Patricia 104,198 Nickols, Rick Nielsen, Kim 189 Nokleby, Teresa 223.198 Norbury, Linda Norbury, Virgil Nordberg, Linda 223 Norman, Margaret Nose. Ray 71,210,80 Novak, Susan 210 Nowlen, Judy 74,210,83,82 Nowlen, Rebecca 74,138,96 Nuckolls, Cheryl Nunley, Wayne 189 Nurse, Debbie 210 Nydoske, Mike Nyquist, Lee 223 O'Brien, Mike Ochsner, Larry 210 Ockler, Bill 223 Ogle, Lynn 210.123,120 Oglesbee, Jim 68,66,58 Olbu, Gerald 223,88 Oliver, Jody 98 Oliver, Susan 223 Oliver, Tony Olson, Connie 189 Olson, Debora 181 Olson, Dianne 96,198,42 Olson, Judy 110,104,198 Olson, Mike 189 Olson, Randy 132,133,189 Olson, Terry O'Neil. Sheila 223 Onstad, Cheryl 103,210 Over, Richard 181 Overland, Casey 136,94,44 Pace, Michael 113,181 Pace, Rebecca 98 Palmer, Brenda 74, 98,139,138, 221,215,214 Palmer, Mike Palmer, Richard 181 Panian, Renee 45,101,119,141 181.43.48 Paramore, Ben Paramore, Pamela 223 Parker, Cerese 210 Parker, Darwin [ Parker, Lynn 129,127,108,118 119 Parker, Steve Parker. Timothy Parmiter, Judy 181 Parmiter, Sheryl Parnell, Sara 98,139,223 Patrick, Scott 181 Patterson, Caroline 129,223,101 Patterson, Robert 210,118,119 Paulson, Janice 198 Pay son, Susan 100,94,96,198, 115,112 Pearce, Judith 210 Pearson, Jennifer 110,130,198, 60 Pearson. John 223,81 Pearson, Tim 71,210 Peck, Janet 167,181 Peck, Laurie 98,160,223 Pederson, Jerry Pederson, Linda 135,182 Pengelly, Laure 74,100,211.128. 108,102 Pepe, John 182 Perkins, Cynthia 223 Perovich, Dennis 104,58,198 Perry, Glen 182 Perry, Melba Peters, Dale 223 Peters, Norman 189 Peterson, Bob 76,77,75 Peterson, Connie 189 Peterson, Linda 210 Peterson, Nona 199 Peterson, Erik Petersen, Terri Peterson, Tim Petroff, Bill Petroff, Gay Pettit. Bob 38,72,223,81 Pettit. Karen 38,53.59.129,94, 96,167,44,182,99 Petty, Anne 134,223 Pew, Laura 104,182 Pew, Randy Pew, Virginia 182 Pfau, Barbara 223 Pfau, Karen 223 Pfau, Kathy 211 Pfau, Robin 182 Pfeiffer, Anne 189 Pfeiffer, Eric 211,114,99,112 Piane, Charmaine 39,100,97,96, 198 Piane, Joseph 98,223 Pickens, Eileen 98 Pickens, Elizabeth 182 Pitts, Debra Plasek, Bill 182 Plieness, Congetta Plieness, Sandra 223 Polakow, Harold 182 Polakow, Marion Pope, Lana 189 Popiel, Al 182 Popiel. Vickie 199 Popovich, Juanita Porter, Brenda 211 Porter, Geraldine 223 Porter, Greg 68,66,96,58,199, 79 Porter, Margaret 94,110,96,44, 182 Porter, Max 35,68.66,67,57,182. 75,49 Porter, Phil 182 Potter, Jennifer 98,199 Potter, Rose 98 Powell, Jeff 68,66,58,199 Powers, Jay Price, George Price, Gerald 116,117,118,119. 189 Price, Sherri 199 Pringle, Shirley 183 Printz, Peggy Pryor, Dorothy 211,123,120 Pryor, John 189,120 Pryor, Mary 74.139.104,199,82 Punke, Stephen 183 Putnam, Gary 189 Putzker, Robert 183 Rafferty, Brian 183 Ralls, Justin 183 Ralls, Marie Ramas, Maria 211 Ramsey, Linda 211 Randles, Casey 114,112 Randles, Kelly 138,183 Randles, Kevin 73,98,113 Rasley, Bob 189 Rasmussen, Jacqueline 183 Rasmussen, Kelly 211 Rasmussen, Ken 55,115,99,112 Rasmussen, Mike 223 Rasmussen, Randy 140,199,141, 106 Rasmussen, Tara 211 Ratigan, Carol 183 Rautz, Cheryl Ray, John Reval, Nancy 183 Rebhahn, Edi 211,95 Redman, Thelma Reed, George 71,211 Reed, Susan Reesman, Robert 138,88 Reeves. Dawn 211 Reeves, Marc 183 Reeves, Walter 183 Regan, Karen 199 Rehberg, Steve 72,223,81 Reich, Jeff Reich, Mark 223,81 Reimers, Monja 139,211 Reimers, Rob 183 Reincke, Bob 199 Reinhard, Barbara Reinhardt, Elizabeth Reinholtz, Mike Resner, Bonny Resner, Linda Reul, Lane 123,120,189 Reusser, Deborah 223 Reusser, Linda Rhinehart, Penny 139,183 Rhoades, Lailani 134,211 Rhoads, Evelyn 183 Rice, Dave 71 Rice, Mark 68,70,66,96.75 Rice, Terry 104,183 Rich, Marty Richards, Glen 72,224 Richards, Janis 211 55,115.99.112 Richards, Nels 183 Richardson, Candace 104,94,96,183 Richardson, Roxanne Richlen, Brent 113,122,102,120 Richlie, Marlene 211 Ridley, Deborah 224 Ridley, Sherry 199 Ridnour, Debbie 224 Riebe, Tom Riefflin, Debbie 224 Riley, James 211,80 Risland, Dennis Risland, Vicki 211 Robbins, Kim 118,96,119,199, 112 Robbins, Linda 60 Roberts, Nickholas 130,183,99, 112 Robinson, Bill Robison, Dan Rock, Lynda 184 Rodriquez, Gilbert Rodriquez, Ruby 189 Roemer, John 35,53.130,136,57, 184.123 Roemer, Kathy 53,59,136,211, 94.44,123.120 Roesler, Ernest Roesler, Yvonne 127,199 Rollins, Roxann 224 Romanchuck, Barbara 224 Roney, Steven 57,189 Root, Joan 104,199 Rose, Pam 211 Rose, Patty 104,199 Rose, Rosalie 211,96 Rose, William 184 Rosean, Ken 211 Rosean, Rod 199,112 Roseanau, Lori 224 Rosenau, Mark Ross, Leonard Ross, Robert Rostad, Brenda 134,104,199 Rostad, Debbie 134,224 Rostad, Marsha 134,104,199 Rostad, Melvin 104,184 Roth, Trina Rouland, Greg 132,122,184,123, 120 Runa, Vicki 211 Rumer, Debbie Rumer, Judy Ruck, Lola 224 Rusk, Ronoy 94,189 Rusoff, Michael Russell, Jim 94,96,115,114, 190,112 Rust, Lois 139,224 Ryan, John 68,66,108,58 Ryan. Leslie 71,211.79 Ryan, Lonie 134,211,99,90 Ryan, Michael 224 Ryan, Val Rydquist, Jody 104,97,96,191, 199 Sackett, Dan Sackett, Dave 72,224 Salmonson, Kathy 224 Salmonson, Karen 211 Salmonson, Linda Samel, Denise 224,60 Samel, David 211 Sample. Ralph 72,224,81 Sample, Sharon 199 Sampson, Craig 122 Sampson, David 98,72,224,88 Sampson, Dirk Sandau, Kenneth Sandberg, Randy 184 Sandgren, Paulette 199 Saunders, Larry 132,184,133 Savage, Diane 96,199 Sayler, David Sayler, Debbie 199 Schatz, Debbie 211 Scheeler, Greg Sheid, William 212 Schenck, Aaron Schenck, Leslie 96,95,184 Schindler, Donald 189 Schlappy, Brent Schliebe, Brian 96,101 Schliebe, Jolene 184 Schmautz, Tom 184 Schmidt, Dale 212,80 Schoen, Terry Schriver, Ann 189 Schriver, Janie 104,199,63 Schriver, Kathy Schuler, Dan 199 Schultz, Brian Schultz, John 132,71,212 Schultz. Nancy 134,199 Schultz. Paul 72,224 Schulz, Terry 224 Schwanke, Kathy 59,124,116,119 60 Schwartz, Gary 234 Schwartz. Leslie 136.122.120 Schwartz. Tim 68,66,57,200 Schwartz, Wayne Schwend, Brad 71,212 Schwend, Donna 104,184,60 Scott, Todd 55 Scott, Tom 200 Seaman, Joni 224 Seaman, Rick 97,96 Sebring, Diane 184 Sedgwick, Betty 98,212,95 Sehestedt, Amy 60 Seibert, John 212 Sellegren, Susan 134,212,122, 123,120 Semmens, Alana Sentman, Robert 36,45,128,107, 118.119,184,48 Seppala, Wesley 224 Serba, Donald 104,184 Shaffer, Clark 75 Shaffer, Nancy Sharbono, Arlin 189 Sharbono, Dave 185 Shatto, Dixie Shatto, Ken 224 Shear, Jon Shellenberger, Norma Shelton, Gay 134 Shelton, Kay Shelton, Pamela 185 Shepard, Frank Shepard, LeeAnn 224 Sherman, Joyce 189 Sherman, Linda 124,191,200 Shinn, Jesse 212,97,96 Shull, Aaron 224 Shull, Brad Shull, Rick 72 Siegford, Cindy 104,135,200 Siegford, Dale Seigford, Michael 68,66,67.185 Silverman. Lawrence 72 Silvernale, Mike Simmons, Natalie 212,95 Simmons, Sarah 34,110,104,97, 96,185,62,46 Simon, Barry 96.200 Simon, Bernard 97,185 Singer, Melodee 96,95,200,60 Skrivseth, Dean 55,133 Skrivseth, Mark Slawslon, Cindy Slawson, Douglas Sloan, Nancy 224 Sloan, Michaes 71,212 Slocum, Joan Smalley, Cheryl Smith, Cathy Smith, Charlotte 96,95,200 Smith, Debbie Smith, Debra Smith, Eadie Smith, Eric 224 Smith, Janice Smith, Keith 189 Smith, Mike 81 Smith, Mike Smith, Pamela 185 Smith, Peggy Smith, Suanne 185,48 Smith, Steve 112,88 Sokoloski, Anne 59,103,130,200 Sokoloski, Don 71,212,157,202 Sol, Geneva 98,212 Solander, Debbie 126 Solander, Lyn 189 Solle, David Spain, Janet 59,124,185 Spain, Karen 212,113 Spain, Trude 139,212 Spencer, Ronald 224,122,123, 120 Sperry, Russ 98,225 Staggs, Patricia 225 Stang, David 212,83 Stanley, Steve 132 Stark, Dan 212,183 Stark, James 189 Startin, Rose Staves, Neldia 185 Stebbins, Janet Steinberg, Debbi 104,200 Steinberg, Michael 80,212 Stelling, Susan 124,185 Stemith, Steve 224 Stephens, Diana 225 Stephens, Mike 212 Stephens, Russel 120,122,212 Stephens, Sally 225 Stephenson, Ruce 58,67,130, 185 Stetler, Bruce 66,67,68,185 Stetler, Exie 110,200 Stevens, Dee 88,98,225 Stevens, John 72,81,225 Stevens, Karen 185 Stevens, Larry Stevens, Rodney 200 Stevens, Suzanne 120,122,123, 212 Stevenson, Gwen 63,185 Stevenson, Jim 225 Stewart, Barbara 100,200 Stewart, Beverly 200 Stewart, Julie 34,44,47,94,62, 185 Sticht, Claudine 101,186 Sticht, Laurie 225 Sticht, Susan 212 Stickney, Michael 130,212 Stickney, Susie Stidalph, Kathy Stinger, Clarice Stinger, Donna 42,110,186 Stockner, Greg Stolp, Bobette 124,186 Stone, Craig 43,57,130,200 Storms, Greg Stout, John Strecker, Dean 212 Strecker, Kathy 46,59,186 Strid, Joyce 200 Strid, Lee 99,112 Suckow, Bill 132 Suckow, Leann 132,160,225 Suckow, Reed 212 Suckow, Rick 132,183 Sularz, Bob Sulier, John Susen, Dave 58,66,68,200 Susen, Mark 98,214,225 Sutherland, Stephen Sutton, Judy 139,212 Swant, Cindy 186 Swart. Keith 120,122,212 Swarthout, Anne Swarthout, Michele 82,82,98, 225 Swarthout, Steve 72,88,98, 130.225 Swartz, Dar Swartz, Francis Swartz, Lyle 225 Swartz, Marlene 225 Swenson, Susan 98 Swift. Chris 81,225 Syverson, Mike 98 Syverson, Steve Taberna, David Taberna, Debbie 225 Tackitt, Pete Taft. Bob Taft, David 189 Taras, Jane 186 Tasker, Rocky 225 Taunt, Debbie 186 Taurman, Don Taylor, Brad 75,186 Taylor, Marilyn 98,130,225 Taylor, N. Samuel 97,128,136 Teichrow, Ellen 95,96,200 Thane, Sally 186 Thane, Stephen 96,97 Thomas, Lon 186 Thompson, Guy 212 Thompson, Henry 118,119,141 Thompson, Steve 225 Thornburg, Gloria 59,200 Thorning, Cindy 186 Thorning, Scott 225 Thrasher, Lynn 134,200 Threlkeld, Allan Thurman, Debra 213 Tiemyer, Ralph 200 Todd, Michael 213 Toler, David 225 Tolley, Nola Tomlinson, Jimmi 120,122,123, 136,200 Topel, Sandra 104,186 Touchette, Denise 200 Touchette, Marsha 98,225 Towe, Cliff 55.58.66.67,68.85, 189 Towe, Larry 225 Tracer. Brad Traver. Dale 213 Traver, John 186 Tredik, Joe 225 Treichel, David 72,225 Troutwine, Albert 225 Truett, Barbara 126,186 Truett, Kathy 120,225 Tsakarestou, Mary Turman, Linda 136 Turman, Marcia Turner, David 213 Turner, Kathi 225 Turner, Monte 213 Turner, Patricia 60,104,135 Twiddle, Bonnie 226 Tweto, Dave 200 Tweto, Douglas 200 Tyler. Vicki 59,102,140,200 Uhde, James 226 Uhde, Wendy Undem, Vicki 200 Unruh, Colleen Urquhart, Jana 226 Urquhart, Richard 187 Van Dyck, Kathryn 74 Van Dyck, Debora 187 Vaneps, Janet 135,213 Van Gilder, Celia 187 Van Horn, Virginia 226 Van Meter, Ann 108,120,122,123, 213 Van Meter, Christine 108,120, 122,123,136,187 Veil, Sandy 187 Verlanic, Butch 187 Verlanic, Jim 72 Verlanic, Mary 60,102,130 Vernon, Linden 112 Verworn, Brad 72 Vinson, Rayme Voss, Jacque 189 Voth, John 72,226 Wafstet, Monica 226 Waldbillig, Bill Walker, Cathie Walker, Cynthia 120,201 Walker, Gary 103,213 Wallace. Carol 59.110,120,201 Wallace, Susan 134,213 Wallace, Tim 88 Walsh, Chris 201 Walsh, Kenneth 102,201 Walton, Jess 97.120,122.123. 136 Walther, James 213 Walther, Peter 116.117.118, 119.189 Wambach, Bobi 82,103,120,122 Wambach, Carl Wamsley, Pat 60,110,191.201 Ward, David Ward. Richard 96,132,187 Ward, Timothy Ward, William 96 Warden, Larry 213 Warden, Terri 187 Warner, Alfred 215 Warthen, W. Robert 201 Wash, Tom 189 Watson, Debra 226 Watt, Deborah 104,204,187 Watt, Pam 187 Watt, Ron 73,226 Webber, Pamela 226 Weber, Connie 94,187 Weber. Donna 135,201 Weber, Ken Weeks, Charles Wehmeyer, Kim 72,88 Weisel, Thula 112,114,187 Weisheim, Bill 226 Weisheim, Elizabeth 213 Weldon, Kathi 98.130.226 Werner, Al 53 Werner, Jan 96,97,187 Westgard, Rhonda 124,201 Weston, Barbara 201 Wetzsteon, Debbie Whalen, Damian Whalen, Teresa 95,96,110,112, 115 Wheeler, E. Linda 187 Wheeler, James Wheeler, Lloyd 187 Wheeler, Michael Wheeler, Nancy 120,130 Whitcomb, Lyle Whitcomb, James 98 White, Bryan White, David White, Larry 213 White, Linda 213 White, Paula 104,201 Whitehouse, Debbie 103.203 Whiting, Cheryl 213 Whiting, Rhonda 188 Whitmire, Maureen 226 Whitmoyer, Virginia 101,201 Wicks, Jan 188 Wicks, Steven Wickstrom, Clyde 55 Wigen, Laurel 104 Wigen, Linda 104 Wilcox, Valarie 134,213 Wilke.son, Kim 130.188 Wilkins, Ken Williams, Dallas 226 Williams, David 226 Williams, Jana Williams, Teresa 226 Williamson, Benjamin 41,58,66, 68,70,201 Williamson, Marco Willumsen, Myrna 213 Willumsen, Mike 188 Willumsen, Wanda 188 Wilson, Charlene 188 Wilson, Donald 55,66,68 Wilson, Ralph 226 Winched, Craig 88,226 Winched, Gary 201 235 Winchester, Kevin Winebarger, Linda Wingo, Dale 72 Wingo, Vicki 104,188 Winn. Lewis 102,213 Winner, Pam 201 Winslow, Gail Winslow, Judy 59 Winstone, Fred 188 Winz, Gary 226 Winz, Mike 201 Witt. Debbie 98,226 Witt, Vicky 188 Wittenberg, Sue 189 Witwer, Gordon 55,120,122,123, 128,201 Witwer, Larry 128,188 Wivell, Allison 213 Wohlschlager, Bonnie 213 Wojciechowski, Cindy 201 Wold, Janice 201 Wolf, Duke 66,68,103,201 Wolfe, Sherry Wolgamott, Gary 66,67,68,96, 104,188 Woll, Valerie 188 Wolters, Fred Wontor, Patty 124,60,201 Wood, Debbie 120,213 Wood, Janice 213 Woolridge, Don 55,94,96,188 Woolston, David 201 Wooton, Matt Worden, Donovan 130,189 Worden, Laurie 226 Wright, Vickie 36 Wulfekuhle, George 213 Wulfekuhle, Joseph 72,226 Wulfekuhle, Tom 189 Wustnen, Bert 226 Yarbrough, Gary 189 Yarbrough, Lee Ann Yates. Kim 98,226 Yelton, Vicki 60.226 Yoakum, M. Kathy Yonce, Steve 188 Zaharko, Randy 201 Zaharki, Richard Zaharki, Robyn 59,213 Zander, Chuck Zavarelli, Joey Zavarelli, Rocky Zentner, Jo Ann 213 Zieg, Gerald 73,79,201 Ziegler, Roxanne 213 Zimmerman, Thais 98,202,213 FACULTY Allen, Mr. Dewey 72 Allen, Mr. Larry 162 Bain, Mr. Frank 68,80,157 Baker, Mr. Cleo 161 Barnell, Mr. J. J. 160 Barnell, Mr. Royal 145 Berg, Mrs. Elvira 161 Billings, Mr. Dennis 156 Bullock, Mr. James 151 Buzzetti, Mr. Ed 157 Carson, Mrs. Mimi 60,162 Casey, Mr. Robert 58,68,156 Clawson, Mrs. Diane 153 Cork. Mr. Virgil 114,152 Correl, Mr. Richard 147 Dahlstrom, Mr. Neil 158 Dale, Mrs. Pamela 161 Dale, Mrs. Virginia 151 Davis, Miss Maria 155 Delaney, Mr. Donald 145 Demmons, Mr. Tom 75,151 Deschamps, Mrs. Kalli 158 Dover, Mrs. Alyce 127,160 Dunn, Mr. Richard 81,155 Eble, Mr. Roger 146 Faldorf, Mr. Don 68,155 Felker, Mrs. Pearl 153 Forssen, Mr. John 43,117,150, 237 Frette, Mrs. Margaret 158 Frojen, Mr. Chester 133,160 Gies, Mrs. Cheryl 134,161 Glore, Mrs. Virginia 153 Gogas, Mr. George 158 Hallford, Mrs. Elsie 152 Hanson, Mrs. Susan 82,162 Harper, Mr. Glen 133,160 Hart. Mr. Bradley 104,159 Held, Mr. Werner 154 Herbig, Mr. Harold 136,158 Hewitt, Mrs. Theone 100,153 Heydon, Mr. C. J. 154 Hoff, Mr. Ron 156 Hopkins, Mr. Dwight 112,157 Hyem, Mr. Roger 133,161 Jacobsen, Mr. Norman 156 Jennings. Mr. Mark 145 Johnson, Mr. Charles 123,158 Jones, Mr. Ron 55,71,88,162 Kennett, Miss Bette 157 Knudsen, Mrs. Gayle 152 Koebel, Mr. John 36,56,154 Lemon, Mrs. Zelpha 148 Lindell, Mrs. Liz 135 Manthie, Mrs. Charlotte 162 Marshall, Mrs. Dean 135,152 McElwain, Mr. Frank 145 McKinney, Mr. Larry 138,155 Miller, Mr. James 82,162 Millhouse, Mrs. K. H. 158 Munson, Mrs. Virginia 101,153 Murn, Mrs. Nancy 129,150 Nyquist, Mrs. Jan 149 Oke, Mr. Mike 103,150 Palin, Mr. Harry 108,156 Peck, Mr. Charles 72,149 Pederson, Mr. Duane 104,159 Poison, Mrs. Evelyn 148 Pulver, Mrs. Joan 153 Quiggle, Mrs. Judy 148 Rheinschmidt, Mrs. Jean 148 Rosengren, Mrs. Shirley 151 Rowberry, Miss Susan 113,150 Sadler, Mrs. Darla 128,157 Salmonsen, Mr. Fred 159 Schultz, Mrs. Mary 148 Sheriff. Mr. Russ 75,77,156 Skones, Mrs. Ellen 150 Soroos, Mr. Ralph 157 Sparks, Mr. Robert 149 Stevens, Mr. Reid 52,105,146, 147 Stevenson, Mrs. Marolane 149 Stohle, Mr. Alan 160 Sylvester, Mr. James 156 Taylor, Mrs. Elizabeth 157 Van Soest, Mr. Gardy Vaupel, Mrs. Cathie 159 Walt, Mr. Ken 71,88.154 Whalen, Mr. John 152 Woods, Mrs. Deanna 159 Wright, Mrs. Carol 151 Zellick, Mr. George 144 Zieg, Mr. Reuben 154 Zuidmeer, Mrs. Bernita 236 Enthusiasm Reliability Accuracy, reliability, loyalty, enthusiasm—these ideals of journalism have been Mr. John A Forssen's guidelines throughout his career as a journalist and teacher After 25 years as a respected newspaperman, he brought his talents to the Missoula County High School system In his seven years at Hellgate. he has shaped the newspaper and yearbook into national award-winning publications. However, he has always stressed the importance of maintaining the purpose of journalism: complete and accurate coverage of events. Although he is a demanding and exacting teacher, he possesses an effusive rapport with his students. His interest in them extends beyond the limits of strict student-teacher relationships. He cares about each student as an individual. With respect and gratitude, this staff and former staff members dedicate the 1971 Halberd to Mr. John Forssen. Accuracy Loyalty 238 239 0,