Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

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Lindsay Brown Girls State HERE'S TO GIRLS STATE Raise your voices, raise them high; Sing to Girls State, and here's why— Look to Girls State, and you'll find tomorrow's leaders of mankind. CHORUS: We are the future builders. Builders in a band— and we come from Girls State. the best state in the land. We are up and coming progressive. Kind and strong And to our old Girls' State we proudly sing our song. Listening to special speakers, singing around a camp fire, witnessing a real supreme court trial, and taking part in a mock trial were some of the Girls State activities last summer. Girls State, like Boys State, is an all-around encounter with city, county and state government. Girls staters gain experience in campaigning for government offices and in running these offices when elected. Dog catcher, city treasurer, and city attorney as well as lieutenant governor, governor, and chief justice are examples of these offices. Each day started with a flag-raising ceremony and ended with a camp fire which included speeches, drama cuttings, skits, and singing. Three hundred girls from all parts of the state attended Girls State this year. June 6-13. on the Carroll College Campus in Helena Special commendation should be given to Mary Gallagher who just missed Girls Nation (Girls State on a nationwide scale) by three votes. 34 ALTERNATES—Left to right Kathy Kruckeberg. Kathy Schwanke Pat Wamsley. Theresa Whalen, advisor Marolane Stevenson Boys State BOYS STATERS—Front row Mike Barrett. Tom Burt. Row 2 Mike Dahlstrom. Bill Caras. Lloy Griffing Row 3: Benji Williamson. Oare Clubb was a delegate for Boys State but was unable to attend as he was part of a summer theater at Ft Peck Boys State is a seven-day experience in government. Delegates are divided into political parties and elections for city, county and state offices are conducted Boys State, an annual event at Western Montana College at Dillon is a general learning experience in the processes of state and local governments. Oh . . . very special mention should be given to Mike Barrett, who ran for most everything but. alas was not successful. Nice try. Mike! ALTERNATES—Front Row: Craig Stone Row 2: Jim Tomlinson. Gordon Witwer Off running is Ian Christopherson 35 Our G in Belgium After three years of hard work at Hellgate Debbie Demmons has gone on to bigger and better things in Dilbeek. Belgium Debbie left in July to spend a year in Belgium as Hellgate's foreign exchange student. Debbie took a very full school load—sixteen subjects. Her subject load included French. German. English. Religion. Ancient Culture and P E. Debbie said she had very little time to spend on her own as she devoted the majority of her time to school. All of Debbie's work had to be memorized. Debbie said a folk group she was able to join didn't practice very often because of this lack of time. On a sight seeing tour which included castles with her Belgian family. DEBBIE S BELGIAN FAMILY—Left to right: Kris. Pa ', and Ma Wolfgang Ametsbichler ... Comes -from Munich, Germany +o make his ' debut in the, U.5.A. os He I bote’s 1071- R7Z -Fore qn exchanqe Student. J 37 The 1972 High School Bowl team won its first 1972 match against Quincy High School of Quincy. Washington Hellgate's team took a good lead and won with 145 points to Quincy's 90 Advisor John Koelbel picks the team each year by the process of elimination For 1972 he has picked Tern Berg. Andrea Bessac. Bob Hudson, and Tom Burt with Jan Hulla as alternate HELLGATE'S 1972 HIGH SCHOOL BOWL TEAM Front Row Tern Berg Alternate Jan Hulla. Andrea Bessac. Tom Burt Row 2 Bob Hudson, advisor John Koelbel Tom Burt. Jim Tomlinson and Hank Ballard have been chosen as Hellgate's National Merit Seniors of 1972. National Merit Seniors are chosen strictly on their scholastic ability. The highest scorers, on the National Merit Qualifying test and the SAT test taken senior year, become the representatives of Hellgate as National Merit Seniors. Corporations which sponsor National Merit Seniors through scholarships set their own standards for their particular scholarship. Not only do winners qualify for these scholarships but also have better chances at large scholarships in finer schools. NATIONAL MERIT SENIORS — From Left Tom Burt. Jim Tomlinson and Hank Ballard. Quill and Scroll DAR Allyson Carlyle has been selected to represent Hellgate this year as our candidate for the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) scholarship. QUILL AND SCROLL — Front Row Kathy Schwanke. Linden Vernon. Liz Graff. Cindy Wojciechowski Row 2: Virginia Whitmoyer. Allyson Carlyle. Randy Rasmussen. Norman Halverson. Jeff McDowell Eleven seniors have been chosen as new members of Hellgate's chapter of Quill and Scroll this year Quill and Scroll is an international honorary organization for students in journalism. To be a member of Quill and Scroll one must meet these three basic requirements: 1) Members must be in the top one-third of their class. 2) Quill and Scroll candidates must have shown outstanding work in some phase of journalism. 3) Each nominee must have a recommendation by the advisor to the school publications. Each year the names of three girls are submitted to a committee of teachers and other faculty members. The names of the girls not selected are not disclosed Allyson took a test given by DAR which will be judged along with other girls' tests from all over the state. The DAR award is not easy to achieve As many as 75 girls have competed for this award at one time Allyson Carlyle is Hellgate's nominee to the state DAR competition. 39 After taking a test offered state wide. Kathy Kruckekerg became one of 15 girls selected for the Betty Crocker award in Montana. Two of these 1 5 girls are eligible for either a $1,500 or $500 Betty Crocker Scholarship. Each applicant had to be a senior and be certified as to character and reputation by her school's principal Betty Crocker Award The Halberd again received all- state rating from the Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association sponsored by the University of Montana journalism school. MIEA rates most yearbooks of Montana each year The judging report said the Halberd's assets were strong copy, coverage and photos.The yearbook's color photos were said to be unusually good and the cover excellent. Yearbook Rating 40 Outstanding Teens Kathi Kruckeberg. Mike Barrett. Dare Clubb and Mike Dahlstrom as Hellgate's Outstanding Teenagers are eligible for a number of different state and National awards. Ten scholarships of S500 each are offered by the state and a SI.000 scholarship is offered Nationally. As well as these scholarships a governors trophy goes to the first place state wide winner The award of Outstanding Teenager of America is given to those teens who have distinguished themselves by their leadership in community or school service, extracurricular activities, scholarship or sports 41 WISO OFF to Helena are Standing Ficki Johnson Sitting Theresa Whalen. Mary Cox. Eric Pfeiffer. Sue Payson F fo HVtena for the ate vention nnrlinf Mr Jim Rusfell. John Se fcltz. e SittAg Lee Strid. John BUSING OFF fo Hfcte Thespian convention a) Virgil Cork. Jim Rusfe Oennis Morse Sitt g Blanchette. Marcus Olsen is. simply irama and ized group t least 10 1 if or group iJttecome a Marne; (rrade; hod: Tza-thtr:___ To find out what a Wb frequent anything dealing spy at least one. Thespians is the nationally re of dramatists who have earn points which is the requirenltyi membership. War 10 points Thespian are e� ned by attending Rummer theatre groups, vorkshops and dwMkmeets and by perfo ning in or helping with backstage work n plays. Dare Club president is Thespians 1 971-1 972 with Mr. Virgil Cork, advisor, on plans for jjpJUne 10-23 national ThespiiAscoejWfifion at Ball State University. Muno5TT iana fcie+t s one of 20 schools toN4w chosen for convention. Craig Sampson impersonates ms secretary for Evening at the jn hiS first pla e humorous solo. Don Brown's p V ha f-r ml III! Mil I n — 42 To be or not bo, that ]s the question. • • NFL W(Z, Will • 0 NFL — Front Row. top to bottom Advisor Susan Rowberry. Cindy Hutchinson. Vicki Duffner. Ann Cunningham. Kristi Niemeyer. Nila Zirker. Terry Berg. Sandy Underwood. Robin Bulman. Judy Sutton. Lou Moffatt Row 2. top to bottom Mike Barrett. Bob Hudson. Gordon Witwer. Brent Richlen. Tom Burt. George Waldbillig. Paul Crowley. Raymond Miller. Craig Sampson. Scott Bulman. Gordon McDonald. Ian Christopherson Four score, and seven eors ocp... We, coma to bury Caesar, not to praise him ... National Forensics League (NFL) is made up of honorary speech members. The requirements for NFL are: 1) a minimum of 25 points earned at state, national and international speech meets. 2) the student must be in the top two-thirds of his class. 3) the student must be attending school on a full time basis. Miss Susan Rowberry. the NFL advisor, said a sincere interest in high school competition is also needed. NFL's main objectives are to promote diversity and excellence in high school speech, to reward students who participate in extracurricular speech and to award certificates and various scholarships. ■Friends, Romans, counfrynrKzn... 43 Queenie Cute and vivacious Kathy Gallagher sang and played the guitar for Stewball Was a Racehorse. and strutted across the stage for the personality and poise contest to become Missoula's Junior Miss for 1972. Trophies for second runner-up. third runner- up, scholastic ability and talent were awarded to Chris Dodson. Carol Wallace. Katie Loeffler, and Sue Payson respectively. Kathy, as Missoula's Junior Miss, received a Queenie crown, a trophy, the use of a Vega for six months and the chance to compete in the state Junior Miss Pageant. Kathy was also awarded $250 in gift certificates, a certificate of $50 for a formal dress, to be worn at the state pageant, two savings bonds of $100 and $50. and $100 scholarship to be used for the school of her choice. 45 Top Twenty i. betsyMcDonald 4. DARECLUBB 5. ELAINE MAXWELL 6. KATIE LOEFFLER 7. HANK BALLARD 8 ALLYSON CARLYLE 11. TOM BURT 16 JIM TOMLINSON 19 MARY GALLAGHER 20. KATHY SCHWANKE 1. KATHY KRUCKEBERG 3 MIKE BARRETT 8 LIZ GRAFF 10. GORDON WITWER 12. JUDY WINSLOW 13. JULIE FRAME 14. CHARLOTTE SMITH 15. METACHESSIN 17. LLOYGRIFFING 18. CHARMAINE PIANE STUDENT COUNCIL—Front Row Pres Mike 8arrett. Vice Pres Gordon MacDonald Row 2 Terry Lawson. Cindy Ternes. Charmame Wilson. Sheri Wallace. Brenda Palmer. Tara Gallagher. Allyson Carlyle. Susan Barker. Susan Cochran. Sec Mary Gallagher Row 3: Kathy Roemer. Scott Lynn. Tom Voth. Lloy Griffmg. Jeff McDowell. Kathi Kruckeberg. Claudia Griffing. Lisa Bangeman. Don Sokoloski Student Council The Hellgate Student Council spent the year devoted to major projects. A joint homecoming dance, the curriculum committee, financing a Peace Corps school, and exchanges with Sacred Heart and Loyola were all SC activities. Many controversial projects such as the debate on the fate of the H , kept the student body interested in the decisions of Student Council The council also accomplished its normal tasks, and began a tradition of a useful and involved student government. Mr Don Lawston. Student Council advisor, listens to the proceedings with open ears 50 All right, you guys. declares President Mike Barrett at the beginning of every Student Council meeting Snickering snidely over Student Council stunts are Vice Pres Gordon MacDonald and Sec Mary Gallagher Attentively listening to what is being presented are Mark Baker. Charmame Wilson and Sheri Wallace Treasurer Tom Burt pores over the books. Curriculum Carnival Dances H” Yes. that is a comic book Jeff McDowell is reading The lineup of these lounging ladies includes, from left. Susan Barker. Brenda Palmer and Natalie Simmons 51 Pep Club escorted parents of the football team members on to the field at the annual Parents' Day game PEP CLUB—Front Row Hist Linda Robbins. Sec. Jill Christopher. Vice Pres Nola Heitz. Pres. Pat Turner Row 2: Brenda Porter. Ann Clayton. Amy Sehestedt. Tami Woolridge. Coleen Brinkerhoff. Judy Sutton. Lori Janes. Row 3: Betty Jo Moderie. Charisse Montreuil. Barbara Weston. Susan Wallace. Lailam Rhoades. Susanne Foss. Kelly Rasmussen Row 4 Susan Reber. Judy Bendickson. Lynne Clouse. Susan Fryhling. Susan Barker. Kam Dahl Row 5: Cynthia Morkert. Phyllis Kuffel. Virginia Whitmoyer. Kathy Schwanke. Kathy Merseal. Patty Merseal. Melinda Wolfe Row 6: Arjyne Carl. Jennifer Deines. Janice Paulson. Judy Winslow Pep Club is a girls group organized to promote enthusiasm throughout the student body. They provide entertainment during assemblies and assist the cheerleaders in supporting all activities and the many games. Pep Club decorates the cafeteria and halls with their often clever slogans for upcoming games. By offering a pride in Hellgate. Pep Club serves the school. Smiling at the camera are Pep Club's advisors. Miss Vickie Randall and Mrs Pamela Dale Representing Hellgate's Pep Club in the Homecoming parade this year were Nola Heitz. Patty Turner. Melodee Singer, and Heidi Singer (mascot) During one of the weekly meetings. Vice Pres Nola Heitz substitutes for Pres Patty Turner Five members of the club add a little pep to an assembly with their version on the opposition's cheerleaders 53 The stars of the show—Front row Lee Cheatham. Gordon MacDonald Row 2 Mike Barrett. Mark Susen. Don Sokoloski. Row 3 Steve Giffin. Keith Swart. Mark Ingalls. Dave Woolston Row 4 Dave Simmons. Scott Alexander. Frank Gaul. Tim Schwartz. Row 5 Gilbert Larson. Joe Piane. Scott Ryan. Mark Baker. Lloy Griffing. Key Club Key Club is mainly a community service club but also engages in social activities. Cleaning-up a three-mile stretch of the Big Flat Road, publishing and selling the Hellgate Knight Life, attending weekly Sentinel Kiwanis Club meetings and monthly board meetings, taking coats and serving food for the annual Senior Citizen Christmas dinner, helping out with the monthly Red Cross blood bank, staging a Hellgate assembly and selling juicy red apples from door to door for the annual Sentinel Kiwanis Club apple sale were a number of this year's Key Club services. The social activities included an occassional club social, football and basketball games against the Sentinel High School Key Club and a joint Sentinel Kiwanis Club social. Though the club's image has fallen in the last few years, it is now beginning to show progress, spirit and promise. Cheaper by the pair? Key Club's advisors. Mr Gardy Van Soest and Mr John Koelbel. advise each other Key Club's officers include Sophomore Representative Mark Susen. Treasurer Gordon MacDonald. President Rex Baldwin. Secretary Lee Cheatham. Junior Representative Don Sokoloski. Senior Representative Mike Barrett 54 9 Key Club galloped into a benefit donkey basketball game, during which Vice Pres. Chip Doty lot Key Club, not the donkeys) grins at the peril faced by hiscollegues Hi-yo. Silver, away-y-y-y-y-y-! In hopes of passing the opponents' posse, a Hellgate Key clubber shoots from his horse Horse? Ready for action. Key clubber Keith Swart sits on his —posterior 55 Pres Charmaine Piane (right) and Vice Pres. Sue Cochran (second from right) were hostesses for their sponsors, the women of Soroptimist International S CLUB — Front Row Judy Bendickson. Lynne Clouse. Sue Cochran. Vicki Tyler Row 2 Lynn Ogle. Angela Chapham. Betsy McDonald. Lois Lucas. Amy Sehestedt. Andy Bessac Row 3 Lindsay Brown. Pat Wamsley. Cinda Huges. Thais Zimmerman. Helen Manlove. Pat Turner Row 4 Jan Hulla. Anne Sokoloski. Betsy Carpino. Judy Winslow. Belinda McDonald. Debbie Pitts. Row 5 Mrs Jan Nyquist. Mrs. Grace Koeppen $ Club Chickens with their heads cut off? No—Braves with sacks over their heads 56 S CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD—Front Row Pres. Charmaine Piane. Vice Pres Susan Cochran Row 2 Senior Rep Kathi Kruckeberg. Sophomore Rep Belinda McDonald. Corresponding Sec Judy Bendickson. Treas. Lynn Clouse. Alternate Senior Rep Amy Sehestedt S Club is a girls service organization. Its members have been selected on the basis of their leadership and friendliness. This year S Club's projects included Christmas fruit plates for a rest home, snow sculpture, wrapping gifts at the Christmas hospitality Center, painting signs to support Hellgate's teams and visiting local rest homes. S Club is sponsored by the Missoula Chapter of Soroptomist International With pep sign painting as one of the club's activities. Sec Vicki Tyler makes a note 57 Exhibiting their spirit during the famous illegal pep assembly, the lettermen entertained with their version of a chorus line Coach Casey on the Lettermens Club What is the function of Lettermens Club? It is. according to its constitution, an honorary organization that has as one of its primary objectives service to a variety of the athletic organizations that represent Hellgate High School. What has it done? A. Throughout the history of Hellgate. the Lettermens Club has helped pay the cost of football, basketball and wrestling. This is a sizable amount each year. B They provide all of the individual trophy awards that are presented at letter award time. C. They have paid for all of the names on all of Hellgate's awarded trophies. For instance, early this fall we paid a bill for the amount of $195.55 for engraving of names on various trophies for both boys Lettermen’s Club and girls. D We have purchased the two-way radio used for sporting, etc. at the football games and other sporting events. E. We have bought the two projectors used to analyze athletic films. F. We have contributed money to cheerleaders for tournament costs. G We have underwritten the costs on athletic banquets throughout the year. Who belongs? Our constitution states that any varsity letter winner in a major sport at Hellgate High School is eligible for membership. Why don't girls belong? I don't really know; they haven't petitioned as yet. LETTERMENS CLUB — Front Row Dennis Morse. Benji Williamson. Bob Herbig. Doug Jones. Matt Campbell. Jeff Powell. Jim Oglesbee. Mark LaTrielle. Bob Fister. Bryan Knight Row 2 Dennis Meuchels. Mark Malcolm. Don Morgan. Fred Houseman. Mike Dahlstrom. Harold Kloepfer. Duke Wolf. Don Burton. Hal Holt. Clark Shaffer. Dennis Perovich. Les Ryan. Jerry Jette. Dave Cripe. Rik Johnson. Bill Bellusci Row 3 Mark Baker. Brad Shull. Larry Holmes. Mike Sloan. Greg Porter. Mike Steinberg. Dave Lande. Walter Burbank. Bob Peterson. Mark Rice. Wayne Clayton. Advisor Bob Casey. Tim Duffner. 58 Somewhat taken by the whole thing. Mary Gallagher purchases her banner from Excalibur's Bill Caras Excalibur is an organization to promote spirit among students. This year the keen swordsmen's activities have included sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins dance, selling Knight banners and building a float for Homecoming. The club sometimes cooperates with Pep Club in spirit building activities such as sign painting. Some members speculate that in years to come. Pep Club and Excalibur might be consolidated since their functions are similar. EXCALIBUR Bob Fister. Matt Campbell. Don Burton. Mike Morse. Gordon MacDonald. Bill Caras. Mike Barrett. Tim Duffner. Bryan Knight. Advisor Ron Jones. 59 Cheerleaders VVailinq A h u=- Ctacrle ckr s Ctaerkaxtar. % What you see is what you get ... and many other variations of old and new cheers are what cheerleading is all about. This year as in years past, the three cheerleading squads. Freshman. Junior Varsity and Varsity have successfully jacked the student body. Their attempts at a new image including many new outfits, motions and cheers, have proven effective to their cause. As they root for the teams of all sports, their enthusiasm often passes to the spectators through a sort of noisy osmosis. Terry Lawson. Marilyn Taylor. Brenda Gray and Laurie Peck take a minute out of their rigorous schedule for a pose Mrs Terry Yasenak. sedately reliving her many successes as cheerleader advisor Taking their position on the starting blocks are this year's freshman cheerleaders. Capt. Karla Mobley. Carol Jo Kenck and Judy Stevenson 60 Varsity Squad 61 L(zJr us +here-Porc •follow after 4hc. 4hings which make. -for peace , and things whercwf-Hn one noay edl-Py ano+hev: n lll 10 Romans Mark Baker Mike Dahlstrom Bill Bellusci Wayne Clayton Larry Holmes Bob Herbig Jerry Jette Rik Johnson Dave Lande Bryan Knight Mark Latreille Dave Susen Dennis Perovich Benji Williamson HONORS Most Valuable Player—Benji Williamson Outstanding Offensive Back—(tie) Bryan Knight Benji Williamson Outstanding Defensive Secondary—Jeff Powell Outstanding Defensive Lineman—(tie) Larry Holmes Jerry Jette Outstanding Offensive Lineman—Dave Susen Most Improved Player—Tim Schwartz 65 Don Wilson Duke Wolf VARSITY DEFENSE—Front Row: Dan Hamilton. Tim Duffner Row 2: Coach Frank Bain. Jeff Powell. Craig Fedore. Tim Schwartz. Brad Shull. Dennis Meuchel. Bob Herbig Row 3 Jim Oglesbee. Mark Rice. Jerry Jette. Rik Johnson. Mike Sloan. Fred Edwards. Leslie Ryan. Larry Holmes Varsity Football The 1971 Hellgate Knights were beyond a doubt the finest football team in the school's seven-year history. They were a talented, well-balanced team that asked no quarter and gave none. The Knight defensive unit set a new class AA record in rushing defense by limiting their 9 conference opponents to just under 70 yards per game. The Knights finished with a 7 win, 2 loss conference record which placed them in second place in conference standings. Two heart-breaking losses (by a total of 6 points) denied the Knights the championship. Many veteran football writers and fans felt that the 20-17 loss to the champion Great Falls Bison was one of the finest high school football games in many years in Montana circles. Hellgate's strong running backs gave the The coaching staff of Hellgate is extremely Knights first place in rushing yardage and a proud of this group of Knights. We also second place in overall yardage gained. appreciate the fine support given our squad by the best student body in Montana high school circles. Sincerely—Coach Casey VARSITY OFFENSE Front Row Coach Fred Salmonsen. Mark Malcolm. Mark Latrielle. Don Wilson. Bill Bellusci. Duke Wolf Row 2 Coach Bob Casey. Kim Moran. Greg Porter. Mike Dahlstrom. David Lande. David Susen. Mark Baker Row 3 Benji Williamson. Bryan Knight. Doug Jones. Harold Kloepfer. Leslie Ryan. Bob Fister 66 Hellgate was honored to have seven players qualify for the All- State team Benji Williamson. Bryan Knight and Dave Susen made First Team Offense, with Jerry Jette, Les Ryan and Jim Oglesbee on First Team Defense. Jeff Powell made Second Team Defense. Knights 13 Great Falls Public Knights 37 Billings Senior Knights 37 Helena Knights 33 Great Falls Russell Knights 39 Great Falls Central Knights 31 Kalispell Knights 20 Billings West Knights 9 Butte Knights 17 Great Falls Public The 1971 Knight football season was by far the most successful in the seven year history of Hellgate. yet. at the same time, was a bitter disappointment. The Knights finished second in state competition, missing the championship in key losses to Butte and Great Falls. Hellgate 48 Sentinel 0 Once again. Hellgate won the Bugs Mug, blanking Sentinel for the second year in a row. The Knights destroyed the Spartans by a score of 48-0. following a 17-0 pasting the previous year. It was the fifth year in a row Hellgate won the Mug. 68 1971 SQUIRE FOOTBALL TEAM From Left: Rick Koepplm. Dave Sampson. Mark Clark. Marlon Clapham. Ron Watt. Ernie Brester. Steve Fairbank. Mark Jones. Stephen Rehberg. Ron Hilton. Bob Pettit. Steve Anderson. Larry Hudson. Fred Carl. Faron Martin. Brad Verworn. Doug Golie. John Stevens. Pete Murray. Bill Murray Squires Tremendous spirit, along with mature playing ability, enabled the sophomores to achieve a successful season. The Squires, with a strong defense and quick offense, outscored their opponents 133-98 for the season Bad breaks against Butte and Great Falls Public and a loss to the Darby varsity limited the Squires to a 4-3 season. However, the Squires avenged the previous year's loss to Sentinel, throttling the Spartans 26-6 Coach Ron Jones stated this year's sophomores should give a big boost to the varsity next year Coach Ron Jones gives his victory smile Coach Ken Walt looks over battle plans. FRESHMAN RED TEAM-Row 1 Bill Morse. Larry Alexander. Max Kallin. Marvin Sayler. Wayne Holmes. Randy Jolhffe. Chris Means. Rodger Olsen. Row 2: Jim Stimpson. Bob Smith. Joel Treichel. Craig Fairclough. Marty Ellson. Shaun McAdams. Gordy Anderson. Dean Michals. Lee Black. Coach Terry Brennan Row 3 Coach Glen Harper. Jim Hudson. Terry Kidder. Ed Jette. Bill Kaiser. Randy Tiensvold. Scott Lynn. Brad Grader. Tom Hawkins. Rick Swart At the beginning of the season so many freshmen turned out that for the first time in Hellgate's history, two teams, the Reds and Golds, were formed. The 1971 Page football season was fundamentally meaningful. Although the Pages had a losing season, their record does not reflect the improvement made by the teams. Only a few players had previous experience at the onset of the season, but as the season progressed, the teams gained momentum in ability and spirit. After the first game, one of the coaches. Mr. Chuck Peck, became ill He was replaced by Mr. Buzz Blastic. The other frosh coaches were Mr. Glen Harper, Mr. Terry Brennan, Mr. Ray Wiedmer and Mr. Orville Getz. Freshman Football FRESHMAN GOLD TEAM — Row 1 Kevin Cregg. Rick Lucas. Gerry Getts. Pete Barthelmess. George Manlove. Rick Hanson. Orville Stevens. Jack Kerns. Coach Orville Getz Row 2 Greg Ammondson. Stanley Dahl. Hal Wagner. Tom Goth. Greg Gould. Jay Shepard. Don Pettinota. Kasey Anderson. Dave Simmons. Row 3 Coach Ray Wiedmer, Dennis Ruana. Robert Simmert. Dave Everingham. Lory Reimann. Dan Moderie. Morgan Smith. Paul Fossum. Bill Rolshoven. Coach Buzz Blastic 70 VARSITY BASKETBALL Knights 64 Billings West 63 Knights 64 Billings Sr 73 Knights 64 Libby 58 Knights 62 Whitefish 59 Knights 85 Poison 70 Knights 71 Helena 56 Knights 45 Anaconda 52 Knights 75 Butte Central 67 Knights 84 GF Public 61 Knights 65 Kalispell 60 Knights 90 Butte Public 63 Knights 77 Bozeman 54 Knights 61 Helena 78 Knights 71 Sentinel 65 ot Knights 50 Hamilton 58 Knights 54 Bozeman 50 Knights 73 Anaconda 51 Knights 67 Butte Public 60 Knights 43 Sentinel 60 Knights 73 Kalispell 71 JV BASKETBALL JV 44 Sentinel 43 JV 42 Sentinel 54 JV 68 Libby 41 JV 54 Helena 56 JV 53 Anaconda 55 JV 69 Butte Central 38 JV 60 Frenchtown Varsity 57 JV 47 GF Public 64 JV 64 Butte Public 44 JV 53 Kalispell 42 JV 52 Bozeman 48 JV 62 Helena 60 JV 37 Sentinel 54 JV 58 Bozeman 39 JV 76 Anaconda 49 JV 51 Butte Public 62 JV 42 Sentinel 62 JV 45 Kalispell 42 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL Squires 44 Loyola 34 Squires 46 Whitefish 66 Squires 47 Poison 64 Squires 65 Helena 55 Dquires 49 Loyola 52 Squires 38 GF Public 83 Squires 34 Kalispell 54 Squires 50 Butte 55 Squires 54 Helena 65 Squires 52 Sentinel 58 Squires 38 Hamilton 52 Squires 59 Butte 51 Squires 47 Sentinel 62 Squires 41 Kalispell 52 DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Knights 60 Anaconda 49 Knights 81 Helena 77 ot Knights 72 Sentinel 74 ot VARSITY WRESTLING Knights 22 Kalispell 27 Knights 16 GF Central 30 Knights 18 John Rodgers. Spokane 32 Knights 13 North Central. Spokane 30 Knights 30 Butte 22 Knights 17 GF Russell 33 Knights 11 GF Public 46 Knights 6 Sentinel 40 Knights 17 GF Central 35 Kngihts 34 Butte 18 Knights 39 Helena 12 Knights 30 Helena 17 Knights 12 Sentinel 40 Knights 19 Kalispell 30 Knights 10 Billings West 40 Knights 13 Billings Sr. 33 Knights 10 GF Russell 36 Knights 18 GF Public 25 JV WRESTLING JV 12 Kalispell 44 JV 40 GF Central 24 JV 16 Butte 45 JV 3 GF Russell 53 JV 20 GF Public 36 JV 23 Seeley Lake 12 JV 6 GF Central 16 JV 11 Butte 51 JV 22 Helena 37 JV 27 Helena 33 JV 3 Sentinel 50 JV 8 Kalispell 42 JV 7 GF Russell 52 JV 16 GF Public 34 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL GOLD Gold 32 Sentinel 45 Gold 71 Kalispell 69 Gold 71 Whitefish 35 Gold 59 Loyola 50 Gold 67 Butte Central 70 Gold 67 Frenchtown 39 Gold 64 Helena 63 Gold 40 Sentinel 43 Gold 53 Butte East 67 Gold 59 Florence 57 Gold 73 Kalispell 60 Gold 56 Butte West 70 Gold 46 Sentinel 50 RED Red 48 Sentinel 48 Red 33 Kalispell 60 Red 64 Loyola 50 Red 51 Poison 46 Red 47 Anaconda 48 Red 67 Kalispell 56 Red 51 Florence 50 Red 33 Hamilton 40 Red 56 Sentinel 41 Red 47 Butte East 52 Red 53 Frenchtown 61 Red 47 Gold 44 Gold 57 Red 53 VARSITY BASKETBALL—Front Row Mark Malcolm. Les Ryan. Bryan Knight. Clark Shaffer. Ron Graham. Row 2. Coach Tom Demmons. Greg Porter. Bob McCoy. Richard Duncan. Mark Reich. Mark Rice. Coach Russ Sheriff Varsity No. no— how many times do I have to tell youi Shoot at the basket!! Not impressed with school spirit, but pleased with the bench result of the team. Coach Russ Sheriff said he felt the 1971-72 Varsity Knights had a very successful regular season Coach Sheriff said he felt the school spirit was on a win-loss basis; that when the team was ahead spirit was good, but when the Knights were behind spirit was poor. He also said he felt the school had no more spirit than in past years. He added, however that spirit at the Hellgate-Sentinel game was good. Coach Sheriff said the Knights had improved on defense and in rebounding. All the players improved, but Mark Rice improved most, he said. Bench strength and the ability to play under pressure were valuable assets for tournament competition. The Knights as a team were mature, and there were few situations in which the team didn't respond under pressure. Through the season the Knights rose in the ranks of the Associated Press power poll to a solid second place, keeping the top-ranked Sentinel Spartans on their mettle. The Knights entered the divisional tournament with an 11-3 conference record and a 16-4 over-all mark. 72 73 JUNIOR VARSITY — From top: Coach Tom Demmons. Darrell Beckwith. Mike Steinberg. Bill Gould. John Stevens. Wes Brumwell. Howard Cotten. Craig Fedore. Stephen Schneiter. Jim Marshall. Doug Matzke. Allen Archibald. Mgr. Scott Alexander. SQUIRES — Front Row Steve Fairbank. Frank Gaul. Rich Forbis. Steve Lynn. Clay Biberdorf. Ben Harbison Row 2: Ernie Broster. Larry Hudson. Brad Verworn. Rich Hatfield. Coach Frank Bam. Ron Hilton. Bob Pettit John Pearson. 74 FROSH RED Back Row Coach Richard Dunn. Scott Lynn. Dan Moderie. Rick Martin. George Krum. Val Schroder. Jim Narum. Lynn Sellegren Row 1 Ken Petroff. Greg Gould. Ken Woolston. Kevin Cregg. Mike Winner. Brian Moraca. Greg Ammondson FROSH GOLD — Front Row Coach Jim Heydon. Craig Fairclough. Gary McAffee. Bob Holland. Larry Simmert. Brad Graeter. Dave Kost. Mike Wamsley. Morgan Smith Row 2 Mgr Jim Hudson. Mark Burgess. Bill Rolshoven. Randy Jolliffe. Ed Meyer. Tom McLaughlin. Sandy Sandame. Jeff Sandame. 75 76 78 Varsity Wrestling r VARSITY WRESTLING — Front Row: Coach Bob Wiesner. Bob Cote. Matt Campbell. Mike Wmz. Gerald Olbu. George Reed. Tom Brown Row 2 Coach Ron Walt. Dave Lande. Mike Sloan. Gordy Cottier. Gary Winched. Don Burton. Bill Caras. Head Coach Fred Salmonsen The varsity wrestling squad got off to a slow start and by midseason the Knights had won only one of their eight meets. Coach Fred Salmonsen said it was a building year in preparation for the future Bright spots in the first half season were George Reed with six wins and one loss and Gordy Cottier with a five-two record A � JV and Frosh JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLERS — Front Row Rocky Dubia. Gus Campbell. Marty Lande. Gerald Olbu. Bert Wustner. Row 2 Coach Bob Wiesner. Fred Houseman. Mike Morse. Gordy Cottier. Tim Love. Rod Kaufman. Coach Ron Walt. FRESHMAN WRESTLERS — Front Row Tony Koures. Dan Lundquist. Gus Campbell. Steve Resner. Rick Morgan. Ed Campbell. Row 2: Orville Stevens. Wayne Holmes. Dean Sharbono. Jim Stimson. Harry McGillen. Larry Schenck. Hal Wagner Row 3: Coach Mike Oke. Stan Jones. Tom Voth. Jay Shepard. Bill Thomas. Dave Simmons. Tom Blakney. Stan Doll. Mgr. Larry George 81 The boys cross country team placed second in the state competition this year, scoring 71 points to 70 points for Billings West. Rob Reesman was Hellgate's outstanding runner, covering the two-mile course in 9:52. the second fastest time in the state competition. Natural talent and lots of hard work made this year's team the best ever. Coach Larry McKinney said he felt this was the most successful season so far. He attributed this great season to the superior natural talent of the boys. Boy's Cross Country—Front Row Coach Larry McKinney. Gary Forsythe. Wally Brown. Alan Archibald. Ian Chnstopherson. Rob Reesman. Neil Cole. Jim Cole. Art Brammer. Pat Groshong. Row 2: Mark Burgess. Gary Nelson. Keith McDonald. Mike Rasmussen. Lloy Griffing. Lin Crooks. Marty Lande Row 3 Dan Lewis. Tim Rasmussen. Jim Narum. Dan Hunter. Ed Baylor. Kris Lund. Al Warner Leaders of the pack Get the lead out. guys! 1971 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY—Front Row: Anita Stinger. Terri Bisom. Lynn French. Sandy Hutchinson. Leona Graham. Row 2: Jean Kelly Belinda McDonald. Vicky Harrison. Stephanie Spring. Patti Gilbert. Laure Pengelly. Betsy McDonald The Girls cross country team this year tied for second place with Great Falls High in the state competition. This year's strongest runner was Betsy McDonald, followed by her sister. Belinda The McDonald sisters. Leona Graham. Patti Gilbert and Becky Nowlen comprised this year's varsity team. Coach Charlotte Manthie said she hoped more girls would be inspired by these girls to run next year. Many times students do not realize the amount of time these girls work out to achieve success for the team—not to mention the heat, sleet and snow. 1971 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY—Kneeling Terry Bisom Row 2 Patti Gilbert. Belinda McDonald. Leona Graham. Betsy McDonald. Becky Nowlen 83 Among those making a big splash for Hellgate were Carl Ammons. Bruce Ammons. Doug Ammons. Kent Stevens o © o o 85 Gymnastics GIRLS GYMNASTICS TEAM—From Left Colleen Brinkerhoff. Darlene Castonguay. Betsy Carpino. Margie Christian. Sheena Veitenheimer. Nancy Dalton. Sheri Wallace BOYS GYMNASTICS TEAM—Front Row Tim Peterson. Ken Cole. Kenneth Crisp. Bill Kaiser. David Treichel. Raymond Hawley. Mark Everingham. Row 2: Daryl McDonald. Alan Kinney. Jim Whitcomb. Bill Murray. Jim Cole. Lee Anderson. Dave Stang. Gregg Dalton Row 3: Todd Neel. Paul Boxleitner. Kevin Gordon. Don Morgan. Rick Lucas. Rick Hanson Row 4 Keith McDonald. Shaun McAdams. Kelly Crisp. Kip Kulju. David Everingham. Peter Barthelmess. Marvin McDonald. The Gymnastics Team had a fairly successful season. For the first part of the season, the boys placed first in five meets and the girls placed first in three The boys all-around gymnast for six events was junior Don Morgan and the girls all- around gymnast for four events was freshman Abra Pelkey. Outstanding seniors for the season were Colleen Brinkerhoff. Pam French. Betsy Carpino and Mark Evringham. The gymnasts worked diligently every evening after school in preparation for competition The underclassmen progressed, giving high hopes for future teams, and the team showed great promise for placing in the state competition. INTRAMURAL SKI CLUB—Front Row Sharmon Dickinson. Juanita Charlton. Dave Simmons. Karen Mace. Nancy Neill Row 2 Russel Getz. Rick Swart. John Thompson. Bob Smith. Terry Mace. Terry Lawson. Marilyn Taylor. Jerry Thrasher. Bruce Troutwine. Jay Powers. Lois Lucas. Ken Walsh INTRAMURAL BOWLING—Front Row John Lundquist. Dean Thompson. Bob Koepplin. Don Marquart. Sharon Kostelecky. Bill Wood. Pam Webber Row 2 Bob Crowder. Duane Dailey. Bob Seppala. Geraldine Porter Row 3 Gerald Thrasher. Ron Johnson. Joe Murphy. Rick Cordier INTRAMURAL WRESTLING—Front Row Gus Campbell Row 2 Don Morgan. Mike Christian. 88 Intramural INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL—Front Row Rick Lucas. Ken Cole. Tim Billingsley. Jim Wontor. Brad Schwend Row 2 Bob Carlyle. Chris Swift. Dick Garnaas Row 3 Tim Lobdell. Bruce Troutwine. Lory Reimann. Ed Jette Back Row Lanny Logan. Tom Hawkins. Steve Maxwell. Ralph Wilson The intramural sports program is designed to appeal to the average high school student who isn't involved in interscholastic sports Out of 1.900 students, an average of only 100 per quarter went out for athletics so the Administration decided some varied sports available to everyone would be desirable. Under the leadership of Mr. Ron Jones, intramural programs were set up so as not to interfere with the regular sports or studies. Much hard work by Mr. Jones resulted in a broad program including: bowling, skiing, table tennis, wrestling, basketball, volleyball, horseshoes, golf, swimming, and softball All the programs are co-ed except for wrestling Trophies were given for all the sports. This year has been the most successful ever according to the advisors. Mr Jones and Miss Vicki Randall. INTRAMURAL PING PONG —Front Row Brad Schwend. Steve Rehberg Row 2: Mike Wamsley. Chris Swift. Tim Billingsley Row 3 Bob Carlyle. Dick Garnaas. Scott Ryan 89 vSrlt sriD vS W .bo0 fo rmblirb isfdispoT vS)rlt worla- noO S)rlf'bhow cnoinu h Hipnsnfe .mobssrf hno ,vS vol 90 Future Homemakers of America The tantalizing odors which lured many a student's concentration from his final test quite frequently arose from cooking projects of Future Homemakers of America. Open to all girls with at least one year of home economics. FHA is primarily a service organization. Projects included Christmas caroling at rest homes, decorating wards at St. Patrick Hospital and a food drive for a needy family. Spring projects were to include being host to the state FHA convention in March, a mother's tea. and an annual foreign foods dinner. Pres Yvonne Jacobs tastes some of her finger-licking good cake batter FHA MEMBERS—Front row: Pres Yvonne Jacobs. Vice Pres Judy Bendickson. Reporter Kay Shelton. Patty Turner. Sec Susan Hudson. Kathi Kruckeberg Row 2: Jayne Kruckeberg. Sarris Clouse. Brenda Rostad. Gay Shelton. Kathy Hummer. Advisor Cheryl Gies. Advisor Bernita Zuidmeer. Sandra Graham. Karen Ingersoll Row 3 Patty Rose. Shannon Clouse. Susan Fryhlmg. Debbie Rostad. Kimm Crist. Marsha Rostad 92 TROUBADOUR—Front Row Asst Editor Paul Crowley. John Schultz. Adv Mgr Andrea Bessac. Editor Linda Bjorkman Row 2 Sally McHugh. Kathy Salmonson. Bus. Mgr. Page Goode. Barbara Koostra. Asst Adv Mgr Emily Clubb. Wendy Hurlbert Not pictured Asst Editor Dare Clubb. Make-up Editors Vicki Tyler and Margaret McKee. John Blanchette. Robin Bulman. Ruth Coats. Laure Pengelly. Cindy Wojciechowski. Vickie Wright. Art Editor Sarah Hansen. Helen Johnson. Sue Hudson The Troubadour sang many songs in the year of 1972. The Troubadour is Hellgate's literary journal (or balladeer of old) and consists of selected student writings and artworks. Any student who. during the school year, creates a piece of artisitic worth may submit it to the Troubadour Each work is reviewed by the staff, members voting to reject or approve. The Troubadour is published annually so the staff is occupied throughout the year preparing its single debut. Troubadour Alas! upon the bloody -Field He fell beneath the foe man’s glaive,, uT still tree lining on his shield. Expiring suna the, exultinq stave,: ctA j life, it is my country’s right, IAy 'heart is in my ladyvs bower; For love, and fdme to fall in fiqht Becomes t-he, valiant Troubadour’ from Thelroubadour” — Sir Walter Scotf 93 ORCHESTRA—Front Row: Katie Loeffler. Sam Taylor. Nancy Lofgren. Martha Ballard. Linda Turman Row 2: Pauline Black. Darcine Anderson. Sarah Brown. Connie Erickson. Forest Reinhardt. Debbie Pitts. Beth Malcolm. Cindy Herbig. Row 3: Denise Gisselbeck. Mary Anne Burnham. Sally McHugh. Debbie Miller. Sherry Micknak. Nancy Haugan. Pam Fraiser. Elaine Maxwell. Barbara Koostra. Kevin Hartse. Patty Flachsenhar Row 4 Carol Colwell. Vicki Johnson. Jim Tomlinson. Kathy Roemer. Aleta Kildow. Lee Cheatham. Don Gisselbeck. Allen Janes. Walter Congdon. Casey Overland. Hellgate's Orchestra busied itself with a variety of functions in the 1971-72 season. Activities began with a music festival staged here in November. The orchestra also participated in Hellgate's Christmas Assembly, the production of My Fair Lady.” and two combined concerts with Missoula grade schools. Plans were made for a Spring Concert and the Missoula Festival of the Arts in April. The Orchestra practiced every morning 2nd period and on Monday nights when they combined with Sentinel's Orchestra to form the Missoula Youth Symphony. For their own enjoyment, the strings played by themselves in small ensembles. 94 From Left: Director Harold Herbig. Ludwig van Beethoven Beth Malcolm sets out to soothe the world with her music. 95 LANCETTES—Front Row Linda Nordberg. Connie Weston. LeeAnn Hennessy. Kam Dahl Row 2 Terri Rusk. Kathi Weldon. Sandra Underwood. Jean Carter. Lindsay Brown Row 3: Lanice Porter. Terrie Ryan. Jan Dandrea. Sally Stephens. Shannon Clouse. Linda LaFrance. Row 4 Terri Johnson. Bonnie Neilson. Linda Chilcote. Robyn Harbison. Cindy Feucht. LeeAnn Shepard. Mary Jo Piper Lancettes MORE LANCETTES—Front Row Vickie Koepplin. Lynn Furrer. Patti Laura Anders. Ginger Good Row 3 Hilary Murphy. Alison Martinsen. Neilson. Debbie Miller. Sams Clouse Row 2: Kathy Koepplin. Helen Jill Christopher. Sherri Johnson. Kathy Kost. Roxi Gore. Pat Manlove. Sheri Wallace. Patty Wontor. Kathie Michaels. Terri Long. Wamsley. Diane Olson. Rhonda Westgard Kathy Weldon. Patty Neilson and Debbie Miller dazzle the crowd. Practicing more than 20 hours during the week before a halftime performance for Hellgate's homecoming game was one of the sacrifices made by Lancettes. Hellgate's drill team. In an effort to give Hellgate a drill team which could compete on an equal basis with other drill teams across the state, two performing groups. Lancettes and Orchesis. were merged. The new group, which retained the name Lancettes. performed routines which combined precision drill and modern dance Practices every day during seventh period, and for two hours on Monday and Wednesday nights, were the basis by which girls were chosen to participate in performances. Competition among the girls for positions in routines kept members doing their best to perform well. All of the routines performed by Lancettes were created by one or more members of the group. Often, one girl would demonstrate a move or step she had devised, and the rest of the group would make up the remainder of the routine. The smart-stepping marchers displayed their talents at halftimes of both football and basketball games, and in parades. Members were to take part in an annual spring dance production, continuing in the Orchesis tradition. Sheri Wallace demonstrates her marching skill on the field Sitzmarks and cries of Hubba! Hubba! Hubba! were prominent on the slopes of local ski areas to warn the innocent multitudes of the presence of Hellgate Ski clubbers. SKI CLUB—Front Row: Janice Harvey. Robert Jenni. Craig Amrine. Mike Wamsley. John Stickney. Nancy Neill. Ron Brevik. Dick Garnaas. Judy Stevenson. Gordon MacDonald. Terry Lawson. Mary Anne Burnham. Tern Long. Sherrie Ward. Karen Asid. Christi Niemeyer. Tim Peterson. Advisor Dennis Billings. Row 2: John Thompson. Mark Clark. Hal Holt, Henry Thompson. Jim Tomlinson. Susan Reber. Marylin Taylor. Laurie Peck. Ray Gitoertson. Melanie Vizzutti Row 3: Ken Walsh. George Manlove. Doug MacDonald. John Baumgardner. Bob Remeke. Alan Haley. Kris Lund. Jim Cole. Kasey Anderson. Dave Evermgham. Terry Mace Row 4: Rob Miller Members, who ranged in ability from experts with years of practice to first-season amateurs, met after school on Wednesdays to plan events and exchange lies about the gorgeous flip I did last Saturday. Plans were made for a weekend ski trip which would be financed by club projects such as pop bottle and coat hanger drives. 98 ART CLUB—Front Row Shirley Hitchcock. Chris Stinger Mark Evermgham (holding a print of Picasso s Weeping Woman”). Cindy Walker. Jim Blodgett Row 2 Norman Halverson. Kim Barefoot. Ellie Weisheim. Linda Biorkman. Connie Henderson. Row 3 Jean Hanner. Laura Egeland. Corrine Johnson. Roberta Fairbanks. Jane Jones. __________________________ A desire for enrichment, plus a deeper under- standing and appreciation of art are the main reasons for membership in Art Club. Open to all students who have taken at least one year of art. the group's purpose is to bring about an awareness of art in all Hellgate students. Mem- bers attended local art shows and displayed their creative works in the East Wing showcases. Front Row: Advisor Roger Hyem. Vern Ginn. Joe Murphy. Kevin Gordon. Joe Wulfekuhle. Jack Cook. Dave Guschausky. Cliff Godbout. Row 2 Advisor Chester Frojen. Dale Peters. Jay Powers. Klas Hightower. Alan Christian. Bruce Troutwine. Steve Giffen. Miles Hackman. Dean Skrivseth Vocational Industrial Clubs of America The Hellgate chapter of Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is composed of students from vocational and industrial classes working to develop leadership, community service, career opportunities, and good work- manship. As a service project. VICA members repaired used toys to be given to poor children for Christmas. The Hellgate and Sentinel chapters planned to be hosts to a planning meeting for the 1972 state VICA leadership Conference. The group planned guidelines for competitive activities that could be applied to other clubs in Montana. 100 Displays of superior rhetorical skill in rigidly controlled contests were the products of long hours of practice by Hellgate speakers. Members of the speech team, with the help of Coach Susan Rowberry. devised their speeches and perfected them for competition. The team competed against others from four states and Canada in the 10 meets of the year Throughout the year, the team won first places in debate, student congress, oral interpretation, and oratory. Speech and Drama SPEECH TEAM—Front Row Terri Berg. Robin Bulman. Theresa Thane. Dale Golden Row 2: Ann Cunningham. Cindy Edwards. Thais Zimmerman. Lori Moffat Row 3 Paul Crowley. Craig Sampson. Gordon MacDonald. Teams Merlin Greenfield Row 4 Advisor Susan Rowberry. Ian Christopherson. Gordon Witwer DRAMA TEAM—Front Team: Susan Payson. Lee Strid. Bill Murray Row 2 Vicki Johnson. Mary Cox. Chester Holmquist. Row 3: Lynn Clouse. Dennis Morse. Paula Daly Row 4 Mary Burt. Dan Crowley. John Blanchette. Scott Bulman. Debbie Talbot Row 5 Damian Whalen. Ken Sandau Hellgate's drama team, which in 1971 established a national record for consecutive tournament wins, continued its string of victories, extending the number to 20 under the phenomenal leadership of Coach Virgil (Otto Preminger) Cork. Members were invited to Muncie. Ind.. to attend a national summer drama workshop, and to present a workshop on improvisational acting. At the time of this deadline, the team was looking forward optimistically to the district and state meets. The casts of two all-school plays. You're a Good Man. Charlie Brown. and My Fair Lady. consisted of several regular members of the team, in addition to other students 101 JahU and Marcus Olson. Drama Randles. Drama T nd Dale Golden. Drama and Terri Berg. Deb stra. Drama rama OECA — Front Row Jacki Bell. Paula Burns. Evelyn Barba. Mary Lefler. Jean Hensel. Lynn Furrer. Dale Golden. Lavon Bache Row 2: Janie Schriver. Debby Cartoon. Patty Murray. Connie Kester. Vicky Merrit. Monja Reimers. Bonnie Wohlschlager Row 3 Kathy Billedeaux. Alice Lachman. Susan Novak. Desiree Monaco. Karen Bakker. Kay Shelton. Jams Richards. Glenda Neuman. Row 4 Paula White. Debbie Fields. Helen Manlove. Jody Rydquist. Janel Fite. Patty Turner. Eileen Pickens. Cindy Monaco Row 5 Suzette Boucher. Linda Norbury. Connie Johnson. Rick Seaman. Judy Olson. Debbie Steinberg. Pam Winner Row 6 Gary Walker. Kim Cowart. Randy Gallagher. Bob McCoy. Mike Silvernale. Kevin Edwards. Don Fristo Pondering the possibilities of employment through the DECA program are Mike Silvernale and Patty Hugtyas 104 Distributive Education Clubs of America Randy Koble. Sandra Graham and Patty Rose admire merchandise in DECA Flight 316. Candles, shoes, boots and windbreakers, in addition to a wide variety of school supplies, were among the items sold at DECA Flight 316. a new store operated by the fourth period Distributive Education class. The Knight Spot, student candy store, remained open to offer goodies to starving students during lunches. As a service to the community, the club made a pamphlet dealing with the aspects of winter recreation in the Missoula area. The pamphlet was to be distributed to local business and to chambers of commerce throughout Montana, in an effort to improve business and tourism. Part-time clerk Connie Johnson has another Profits from DECA projects went to- busy day at the Knight Spot ward sending delegates to the state The purpose of Ecology Club was to bring about interest in the environment and inform students at Hellgate of ecological problems. They sponsored several talks given by interested members of the community. Mayor George Turman came to give members facts and answer questions about the proposed secondary sewage treatment plant in Missoula. Ecology Club made plans for future speakers and a convention dealing with problems such as over population and air and water pollution. ECOLOGY CLUB—Front Row Mary Cox. Dave Bland. Damian Whalen. Rod Rosean. Tracy Blakeslee. Page Goode. Sarah Hansen Row 2 Emily Clubb. Laure Pengelly. Advisor Buzz Blastic. Advisor Dwight Hopkins. Madeleine Scales. Allyson Carlyle. Sam Taylor. Gordon MacDonald American Field Service Treas Allyson Carlyle. Pres Mary Gallagher. Sec Tara Gallagher, and Vice Pres Kathi Kruckeberg display the AFS map that shows where all Hellgate AFS exchange students have gone which is found in Mr Peck's office. The American Field Service (AFS) Club expanded its goals in 1972. Instead of being oriented mainly to make money for one student going overseas, AFS tried to use the money for the benefit of everyone in the club. A trip for the entire group to Columbia Falls was scheduled for January, and other excursions later in the year were planned. To cover the costs for these trips and the Hellgate AFS exchange student. AFS Club initiated a doughnut sale every day before school, sold mugs, sponsored the Hellgate- Sentinel Homecoming Dance and sold hot dogs at football games. AFS—Front Row Dave Bland. Liz Murray. Sandy Boehmler. Mary Gallagher. Lorrnda Anderson. Sandy Braaten. Belle Houseman. Carrie Patterson Row 2 Kathleen Magone. Allyson Carlyle. Tara Gallagher. Colleen McMorris. Jeff McDowell. Annette Longpre. Kathy Van Dyck. Nancy Haugen. Lynne Clouse. Page Goode. Kathy Holden. Advisor Nancy Murn. Advisor Joan Pulver. Not pictured Liz Graff. Tom Burt. Linden Vernon. Shauna McCarthy. Wolfgang Ametsbichler. Kathy Jacobson Selling doughnuts with open heart (and open hand). Wolfgang Ametsbichler greets his unwary customers while Kathy Jacobson reviews the finances 107 CONCERT CHOIR — Front Row Yvonne Jacobs. Jo Ann Dilworth. Nan Brandenburger. Kathi Kruckeberg. Tracie Gallagher. Kathy Barthelmess. Diane Savage. Melodee Singer Row 2 Judy Nowlen. Charlene Forsythe. Katie Loeffler. Susan Payson. Katie Dwyer. Betty Sedgwick. Bonnie Little. Susan Cochran. Jody Rydquist Row 3 Gayla Krogstad. Shelley Markiss. Pamela Frasier Mary Cox. Teresa Whalen. Janet Lewis. Judy Bendickson. Jean Hensel. Cheryl Austin Row 4 Sarris Clouse. Teresa Berg. Judy Pearce. Lynne Clouse. Thais Zimmerman. Ellen Teichrow. Liz Graff. Natalie Simmons Row 5 Aleta Kildow. Lmnea Ernst. Ginger Good. Rose Kimmel. Beverly Evanskaas. Christine Giere. Mariiean Narum. Helen Manlove. Deaette Kovarik Row 6 Becky Nowlen. Nancy Saunders. Robyn Zaharko. Vickie Duffner. Edi Rebahn. Roxi Gore. Connie Johnson. Shirley Aarstad. Sarah Hansen Row 7: Steve Thane. Craig Amrine. Tim Campbell. Frank Crowley. Rick Seaman. Brian Schliebe. Bill Wallace. Barry Simon. Larry Hollmder Row 8 Dave Sampson. Mark Malcolm. Gordon MacDonald. Joe Piane. Jay Cusker. Don Blackler. Kevin Randles. Kevin Ingalls. Row 9 Kevin Hartse. Russ Sperry. Dee Stevens. Ron Cripe. Dave Lande. Mark Rice. Bob Larson. Tom Burt. Director Neil Dahlstrom Row 10 Greg Porter. Mike Dahlstrom. Duke Wolf. Mike Syverson. Lloy Griffing. Mark Baker Crescendos and decrescendos filtered outside the cracks and keyholes of room E 331 and filled the ears of the French class next door and all who happened to be passing by 5th period, practice time for Concert Choir. Concert Choir contained more voices than any other Hellgate vocal group, and sound production was tremendous. Concert Choir presented a Christmas cantata and participated in the fall. Christmas and spring choral concerts. The group were also guests in Billings for the class AA choral festival. Concert Choir 108 Chevaliers CHEVALIERS—Front Row Liz Graff Row 2: Susan Payson. Row 3: Ginger Good. Mary Gallagher Row 4 Chris Dodson. Bonnie Little. Melodee Singer Row 5 Katie Loeffler. Connie Johnson. Teresa Whalen. Ann Cunningham. Row 6 Mike Dahlstrom. Mark Baker. Dare Clubb. Gordon MacDonald. Dave Lande. Sam Taylor. Tom Burt. Kevin Hartse. Steve Thane Not pictured: Kathy Roemer. Aleta Kildow. Greg Porter. Mark Rice. Casey Overland Sumptuous sounds filled the ears of eager listeners as the golden voices of Chevaliers flowed through the room. The Chevaliers. Hellgate's most select choral ensemble, sang at all of the programs and concerts at Hellgate. besides making several public performances at different churches and for local organizations. To help pay for new shirts for male members and provide more money for the Music Department. Chevaliers made plans for sponsoring a dance. 109 Mynstrelles continued the tradition of fine musical quality and listening material set one year ago with the origin of the group Practice time was each Monday night from 7 to 9 when the singers polished their material to its final gleam. Some of the slightly unusual characteristics of the 1971-1972 season were the shirt of Rick Seaman (a lavender hue a shade different than the others) and the red beard of Jeff McDowell, which clashed with the lavender costumes. Mynstrelles participated in Hellgate's Christmas assembly, sang the Star Spangled Banner for a Knight basketball game, performed for Hellgate grade school and sang for many community organizations, such as Senior Citizens and the Business and Professional Women's Club. MYNSTRELLES — Front Row Kathy Barthelmess. Edi Rebhahn. Natalie Simmons. Tracie Gallagher. Charleene Forsythe. Kathi Kruckeberg. Chris Giere Row 2: Lynne Clouse. Shirley Aarstad. Betty Sedgwick. Ellen Teichrow. Marijean Narum. Robyn Zaharko Row 3: Duke Wolf. Ron Cripe. Jeff McDowell. Rick Seaman. Brian Schliebe. Barry Simon. Mark Crowley Not pictured: Sarah Hansen. Shelley Markiss. Mynstrelles Mynstrells pause at the Christmas Assembly 110 LANCERS—Front Row: Jori Johnson. Suzie Anderson. Jody Oliver. Sandy Braaten. Jayne Kruckeberg. Emily Clubb Row 2 Kathy Magone. Joette Clover. Brenda Palmer. Tara Gallagher. Terry Mead. Mr Neil Dahlstrom. Row 3 Dave Sampson. Craig Amrine. Tim Campbell. Bill Wallace. Ray Miller Row 4: Jay Cusker. Dee Stevens. Kevin Ingalls. Joe Piane. Mike Syverson A new musical ensemble was added to Hellgate's choral lineup in 1971. This group is composed of sophomores only and has been dubbed Lancers , replacing another select group, the Chansonettes. the group which was composed of sophomore, junior and senior girls. In their festive costumes of scarlet and gold, they entertained various civic organizations and performed at school concerts. Ill FRESHMAN CHOIR —Front Row Ramona Ashby. Karla Mobley. Lynn Evenson. Margo Barefoot. Tena Nelson. Abra Pelkey. Tami Woolridge. Margaret Gallagher Row 2 Mary Burt. Charlene Palmer. Jill Crooks. Karen Kruckeberg. Lynette Dilworth. Lee Ann Schauer. Cindy May. Kim Brester. Debbie Furrer Row 3: Caylee Hall. Jean Utech. Connie Weston. Colette Cragg. Liz Murray. Kathy Forbes. Judy Steveson. Charlotte Cromwell. Susan Reber Row 4 Joy Stevenson. Diane Chilcote. Cam Crowley. Cindy Higgins. Rachel Kruger. Debbie Bowman. Geraldine Eigenman. Denise Riley Row 5 Pauline Black. Lanice Porter. Beth Malcolm. Sherry Winchell, Annette Longpre. Jean Strait. Cindy Rogers. Debbie Talbott. Row 6: Claudia Gritting. Lenora Hollinder. Jana Sol. Lin Crooks. Bill Rolshoven. Paul Fossum. Larry George. Jim Narum. Row 7 Wayne Holmes. Larry Simmert. Rick Hansen. Mike Gould. Randy Latham. Dean Sharbono. Mr Neil Dahlstrom. The main purposes of Freshman Choir and Girls Choir are to train inexperienced voices and to teach students to read music. Both groups are non-select and usually prerequisites to membership in Concert Choir. Members may audition for select ensembles which perform at various concerts and community events. Programs for Christmas and spring concerts included selections by these choirs. Freshman Choir and Girls Choir GIRLS CHOIR —Front row Joni Seaman. Cindy Boston. Jodi Oliver. Emily Clubb. Anne Petty. Sherri Gregory. Kathy Slade. Sue Anderson. Jon Johnson. Tara Gallagher. Marilyn Taylor. Terry Long. Second row: Andi Dahl. Sara Parnell. Eva Ferris. Sandra Braaten. Christine Ibsen. Linda Gauld. Kathy Magone. Jayne Kruckeberg. Janette Jones. Brenda Palmer. Donna Lewis. Terri Long. Terry Mead. Marta Kluk 112 Twirlers Debbie Solander Whether on frosty football afternoons at the Fairgrounds or chilly basketball evenings in an almost remodeled Adams Field House, the Hellgate Twirlers faithfully carried on. Debbie Solander and Debbie Nelson were the only Twirlers in 1971. but a lack in members was made up for in extraordinary effort by both girls. They practiced each morning with the band, and just before games with Lancettes. Debbie Nelson FTA — Front Row: Cathy Mitchell. Cindy Kidder Row 2: Elaine Maxwell. Adv Dean Marshall. Pat Turner. Karen Regan Not pictured: Susan Hudson. Vicki Tyler. Susan Larson Future Teachers of America The Future Teachers of America (FTA) grew in membership in 1971 as they explored the many realms of teaching. Each member had a special project which covered one area of teaching. Some of the projects included working with nursery school children, handicapped children and the elderly. They also sponsored a luncheon. Funds were provided as a result of tremendous effort selling Halloween candy. 113 Becky MacIntyre practices her sly. seductive, smile while Pam Frasier assumes a more timid expression Looney Louie Locust alias Lois Lucas, shows the strain of working Saturdays in the library Shauna McCarthy and Bill Murray, guardians (?) of the negative file Waiting until the week before the deadline to start working, pounding on the darkroom door while pleading for pictures, and spending Saturdays in a deserted school working on pages that somehow never got finished, are all elements of an outstanding yearbook, as any member of the Halberd staff will testify. Setting new standards, the merry crew vowed to work at least four minutes a day. and never let roll call go uninterrupted. Through the tears, toil, and sacrifice, the staff managed to survive the year, and miraculously enough, produce a yearbook. The inexperienced additions to the group were taught the finer points of yearbook work by veteran staffers and Editor Liz Graff. Despite the urge to waste time until the last possible moment, members actually found themselves completing pages in time to meet the dreaded deadlines. Shirley Hitchcock finds the floor fascinating, while Allyson Carlyle contemplates a loftier subject. 114 Halberd Staff KEY TO HALBERD STAFF PICTURE 1 Liz Graff, editor. 2. Linda Robbins, activities: 3. Allison Wivell. typist. 4 Allyson Carlyle, activities: 5 Jan Hulla. service: 6 Linda Gauld. business manager: 7 Shirley Hitchcock, art editor: 8 Lois Lucas, sports; 9 Ken Walsh, volunteer typist. 10. Linden Vernon, honors; 11. Chip Doty, all-around assistant; 12 Norman Halverson, student life. 13 Dave Rice, assistant business manager; 14 Craig Sampson, classes; 15 Bill Murray, photographer. 16 Eric Lucas, photographer 17 Henry Thompson, photo lab chief. 18 Tim Campbell, faculty; 19 Bob Marek. photographer; 20 Jim Rothermel. typist; 21 John Schultz, photographer. 22 Jon Shear, photographer; 23. Jeff McDowell, sports, photographer. 24 Shauna McCarthy, photo coordinator Not pictured are Pam Frasier, classes, and Becky MacIntyre, faculty. Undoubtedly plotting his revenge. Norman Halverson sits calmly while losing his lovely locks to the sharp shears of Linden (Quick Trim) Vernon This is how editor Liz Graff felt after one of the long overtime sessions required to produce a yearbook LANCE STAFF PART I—From Left Kim Robbins. Norman Halverson. Shannon Nace. Ian Christopherson. John Shear. Ken Rasmussen. Randy Rasmussen. Tim Kaiser Lance Staff Editor Randy Rasmussen grimaces at one of Mr Forssen's innumerable bad puns Cindy Wojciechowski, a girl of many talents, and a top grade proofreader, is astonished at finding only nine errors in one paragraph LANCE STAFF. PART II—Front Row Kathy Jacobson. Cindy Wojciechowski Virginia Whitmoyer. Kathy Schwanke. Luanne Green. Jeff McDowell. Susan Kaiser Shannon Nace. Ken Rasmussen. Randy Rasmussen, and Norman Halverson—the staff at work? Slug. copy, filler and galley proofs are words engraved in the vocabulary of every Lance staffer The 1971-2 Lance staff set a new Hellgate record by producing a ten-page newspaper, breaking the record of eight pages set by the 1970-71 staff Working late, sometimes until 6 p.m . the staff tried to prove itself to be as good as the previous Lance staffs and produce a journalistically acceptable newspaper By doing this the Lance staff hoped to keep in Hellgate's tradition of fine journalism, as evidenced by a wall full of awards won in state and national competition. All-time, all-star sports editor Kathy Schwanke explains what she thought was on the scoreboard Darkroom denizen Tim Kaiser seems to be a little tired of developing and printing pictures for the Lance staff Although he was not enrolled in the class. Tim spent many hours working diligently in the Photo Lab 117 CAR CLUB — Front Row Ed Garrison. Rick Nichols. Rocky Zavarelli. Dave Sampson Row 2 Sandra Wark. Marian Murphy. Jori Johnson. Leann Suckow. Kim Harper Row 3 Mr Andy Logozzo. Kevin Edwards. Larry Mertins. Brad Graeter. Bruce Johnson Car Club Car Club, a service organization, once again completed a year of helping to create a safer community. The club cooperated with police to form a Halloween patrol, helping to curb vandalism. Included in the groups plans were an automobile safety check, which members would perform free of charge for motorists, and a grade school safety program. The grade school project was to teach bicycle safety to younger students and automobile safety to students in upper grades. The group took part in a pop bottle drive to aid its depleted treasury. 118 Chess Club Tim Schwartz and Mark Ingalls concentrate on their game while calmly ignoring Wolfgang Ametsbichler and his comments Jeff Wacholtz patiently explains to an inexperienced member how to play chess. Silence prevailed in room 212 Thursdays after school as Chess Club members thoughtfully pursued the game of chess. Moving deliberately and with precision, they made their moves and learned more of the finer points of chess. Although some new-comers had to learn how to play, they were soon competing with the masters. Throughout the year tournaments were staged between the Hellgate and Sentinel Chess clubs. These provided more fresh competition for all participants, plus a greater understanding of the game. Hellgate beat Sentinel by a score of 1 6 Vi games to 3 Vi games in the first tournament played in the 1971-72 school year. A hope both schools shared is that soon these tournaments would come to include the participation of other Montana high schools. CHESS CLUB—Front Row Lee Black. Bill Gilbert. Roger Olson Row 2 Vice Pres. Raymond Miller. Mike Wheeler. Paul Gilbert Row 3: Ken Weber. Tim Schwartz. Bob Hudson. Pres. Wolfgang Ametsbichler. Jack Bird Row 4 Todd Neel. Marvin McDonald. Advisor Mrs. Nancy Murn. Mark Ingalls. Cathy Mitchell. Jeff Wacholtz Not pictured: Kathy Jacobson. Jeff McDowell. 119 CONCERT BAND— Front Row: Gayle Gillespie. Pam Frasier. Elaine Maxwell. Patty Flachsenhar. Carol Holden. Nancy Hanger. Ann Cunningham. Kevin Hartse. Clara Gerlach. Barbara Koostra Row 2 Jean Collins. Lon Moffatt. Mary Kelley. Carol Wallace. Kathy Wheeler. Susan Sellegren. Cindy Kidder. Raymond Miller. Kathy Layman. Joy Darling. Kathy Kost. Jackie Cheatham Row 3 Susan Ogle. Melanie Vizzutti. Estelle Nicholson. Craig Wingate. Ann Van Meter. Carol Colwell. Jeff McDowell. Vicky Johnson. Betsy Carpino. Dorothy Pryor. Lee Black. Bob Seppala. Patty Marcinkowski. Cindy Biggerstaff. Peggy Aitken. Janice Harvey. Suzanne Stevens. Row 4 Kasey Anderson. Barbara Burditt. Gordon Witwer. Russ Stevens. Ken Anderson. Tom Hawkins. Ron Spencer. John Black. Lee Cheatham. Aleta Kildow. Rick Swart. Janice Dobbins. Renee Malach. Renee Kesler Row 5 Orville Stephens. Keith Swart. Bob Smith. Bill Kaiser. Scott Lynn. Brent Richlen. Bill Burditt. Mike Barrett. Paul Fossum. Rich Martin. Gary Kittleson. Scott Alexander. Don Gisselbeck. Rob Miller. 120 Concert Band Selections from the rock opera 'Jesus Christ. Superstar'' were among those performed by the Concert Band this year. Members were to participate in the State AA Band Festival at Great Falls in March. The band, which was directed by Mr. Charles Johnson, planned a traditional spring concert which would feature senior soloists. 121 MARCHING BAND—Front row Debbie Nelson. Debbie Solander Row 2 Debbie Wood. Pat Cole. Cindy Walker. Bob Seppala. Jim Tomlinson. Lee Cheatham. Scott Alexander. Mike Barrett. Keith Swart. Peter Barthelmess. Stan Jones Row 3 Aleta Kildow. Vicki Johnson. Elaine Maxwell. Clara Gerlach. Raymond Miller. Jeff McDowell. Scott Lynn. Tom Hawkins. Paul Fossum. Gary Kittleson. Ken Anderson. Russ Stevens Row 4 Pam Frasier. Mary Kelley. Barb Burditt. Ann Cunningham. Kevin Hartse. Susan Kaiser. Don Gisselbeck. Rick Swart. Bob Smith. Rob Miller. Meg Gould. Rick Martin. Ron Spencer Row 5: Kathy Roemer. Patty Marcinkowski. Ann Van Meter. Kasey Anderson. Melanie Vizzutti. Carol Colwell. Gail Gillespie. Bill Kaiser. Steve Darling. John Black. Keith Faust. Brent Richlen Row 6 Peggy Aitken. Renee Malach. Lori Moffat. Susie Sellegren. Jeannie Collins. Janice Harvey. Jackie Cheatham. Joy Darling. Susan Ogle. Jess Walton. Gordon Witwer. Orville Stevens Row 7: Estelle Nicholson. Janice Dobbins. Renee Kester. Suzanne Stevens. Cindy Kidder. Kathy Layman. Merri Hartse. Patty Flachsenhar. Craig Wingate. Lee Black. Rich Forbis. Russell Stephens Marching Mr Charles H Johnson (the fancy dresser) conducts the Marching Band with a little help from his friend. Gordon Witwer Jackie Cheatham and Kathy Kost parade with perfect precision during half-time at the fair grounds. Marching Band, through long hours of dedicated practice, once more achieved the fine sound and precise drillwork for which it is known. Cold fall days found shivering musicians practicing at the fairgrounds during homeroom, second period, after school, and frequently on Saturday morning The band, under the direction of Mr Charles H Johnson, worked with Lancettes to provide fans with excellent halftime shows during the football season. 122 Stage Band STAGE BANO—Front Row Keith Swart. Row 2 Gordon Witwer. Kevin Hartse. Clara Gerlach. Ann Cunningham. Lon Moffatt Row 3 Lee Cheatham. Rob Miller, Mike Barrett. Jess Walton. John Nelson. Dan Stark Row 4 Ron Spencer. John Black. Kathy Roemer. Aleta Kildow. Jim Tomlinson. Not pictured are Craig Wingate and Scott Alexander Gordon Witwer honks his brains out. Flashing brasses and rounded rhythms greeted the audience during the performances of the Stage Band sidemen. They played various types of music, all pleasing to the ears of listeners. During the year they performed for several sports banquets and other school functions. In January, they attended a Stage Band Festival in Bozeman Hellgate's Stage Band was one of three bands chosen to play at a dance on one of the evenings of the festival, thus demonstrating the ability of these Hellgate musicians. OPERATION EUROPE — Front Row Mark Zaceck. Julie Henry. LeeAnn Yarbrough. Jean Engler. Caron Sept Row 2 Keith Hanson. John Fulton. Randy Rasmussen. Susan McCue. Sharon Lingel. Sanna Yost. Doll Lougee. Advisor Walter Graf Row 3: Tom Anderson. Chuck Hamilton. Advisor Georgians Graf. Shelda Maier, Jeanme Collins. Carol Schwartz. Jane Schwartz. Gordon Witwer. Steve Hamilton. Trent Browne The Eiffel Tower, the Colosseum and castles on the Rhine are some of the things that members of Operation Europe hope to see when they spend 33 days roving around Europe this summer. At a cost of $980 per student, the group will visit Germany. Austria. Switzerland. France and Italy. The group worked to earn $4.800 to finance visits to operas, museums and other attractions. Members worked on a myriad of fund-raising projects, including such unusual functions as wrapping Christmas presents, chopping firewood and cleaning newly-built houses. The group also staged a bazaar at' which they sold macrame. cloth flowers, leaded stained glass art objects, and other hand- made items. Jean Collins haggles with a customer CURRICULUM COMMITTEE—Front Row: Secretary Andrea Bessac. Claudia Griffing Row 2: Ian Christopherson. Page Goode. Mary Anne Burnham. Tern Berg. Sandy Beohmler. Laure Pengelly Row 3 Marcy Mourar. Allyson Carlyle. Mark Ingalls. Chairman Lloy Griffing. Paul Crowley Not pictured Kathi Kruckeberg. Duke Wolf. Judy Diaz Curriculum Committee A student voice was added to the curriculum policy-making of the administration in 1971. It came in the form of a student Curriculum Committee, brought into existence this year by a Student Council petition. The purpose of the Curriculum Committee is to examine the curriculum at Hellgate and make recommendations to the administration. The Curriculum Committee decided to approach its examination of the total course of study first by examining each department at Hellgate Every other week, a report from each department, consisting of its plans for the future, was presented to the committee members. They then discussed it and added their own ideas and proposals. The writing of a general list of recommendations to be sent to the administration was the final step. In addition to the study of questions about curriculum, a discussion of study halls, homeroom and career education was planned. 125 French Club FRENCH CLUB—Front Row: Pres Ruth Coats Row 2 Gloria Case. Tom Hallsten Row 3 Vice Pres Sandy Boehmler. Sally McHugh. Tara Rasmussen. Paul Crowley. Ann Cunningham Row 4 Liz Lawry. Allyson Carlyle. Sherry Micknak. Ron Markland. Penny Doty. Betsy Griffing. Pam Webber Mousse au chocolat and les madeleines added dessert flavor to the exploration of French culture by the members of French Club. These two tasty treats appeared at a French dessert party, given by the club. At Christmas time, the club shared its knowledge of French culture and music with the German and Spanish clubs. Members sang several French Christmas carols and. of course, in no activity is the French cuisine to be neglected. All clubs were invited to taste Buche de Noel, a cake made especially for Christmas. Plans were also made for the International Dinner, a sledding party and a Mardi Gras. Paul Crowley prepares to cut into the Buche de Noel, a French dessert made like a Christmas Yule Log. while Terri Berg eagerly awaits the unveiling 126 f Spanish Club Spanish Club furnished the annual interclub Christmas party with several unusual occurences in 1971. Members presented a slightly altered version of “The Night Before Christmas . in which Santa ran into a few problems. First the wheels of his trineo (sled) fell off on his way to distribute his wares. Amidst his journey, his mustache fell off (more than once), and on his way back to the North Pole, his trineo tipped over. (All his goodies were gone, luckily.) Besides participating in the interclub Christmas party. Spanish Club also sponsored a hike through the Rattlesnake Valley in September. In October, members put on a dinner to recruit Espanoles nuevos. Spanish Club also made plans for speakers to relate knowledge of Mexico and the Spanish language. Santa (the diabolical Tim Campbell) rehearses his lines SPANISH CLUB—Front Row: Jim Burgess. Tim Campbell. Advisor Michael Oke Row 2: Oavid Hutchison. Ouke Wolf. Jim Rothermel. Lee Nyquist. 127 LATIN CLUB—Front Row , Vicki Tyler. Susan Clark. Julius Caesar. Susan Barker. Belle Houseman. Claudia Griffing Row 2 Linda Resner. Dave Bland. Marcy Mourar. Kathy Nyquist. Linda Gauld. Laure Pengelly. Kathy Layman. Janet Burgess. Betsy Griffing. Nancy Haugan Being waited on by first year Latin students is one of the pleasures enjoyed by the aristocrats” of Latin Club those who have taken more than one year of Latin. An annual Roman banquet in the spring is Latin Club's main project of the year. Latin II students stage the banquet at which Latin I students act as slaves. The event is a costume affair, at which participants are found adorned in sandals, togas, and other fashions of the day To raise money to fund the banquet, members worked on a bake sale As a service project, the club joined its Sentinel counterpart to sing Christmas carols at local rest homes The caroling was followed by a pizza party. Latin Club 128 GERMAN CLUB—Advisor Virginia Fullerton. Jim Rothermel. Tom Burt. Belinda McDonald. Kathy Van Dyck. Page Goode. Patty Gilbert. Meta Chessin. Theresa Lassise. Joni Jenkins. Judy Winslow. Barbara Koostra. Carrie Patterson. Lorraine Dailey. Diana Fairbank. Lissa Field. Making ready to perform ‘The Ballad of Robin Hood- are Jim Wheeler (Friar Tuck). Mike Barrett (Robin Hood). Meta Chessin (Maid Marian). Dale Siegford (Little John) and Karen Lund (The Tree) Stimulating interest in the German language was one of the main objectives of German Club. In achieving their goal, members sponsored a German dinner, consisting, among other delicacies, of sauerkraut, parfait and German chocolate cake. During the evening, several German students performed two skits. The Wizard of Oz” and Robin Hood,'' in German, of course. A Christmas party was also planned, with members of the French and Spanish clubs also taking part. Skipping merrily down the yellow brick road to Oz are the Tin Man (Bob Hudson), the Scarecrow (Tim Schwartz). Dorothy (Wilma Hackman), and the Cowardly Lion (Betsy McDonald) German Club 129 MUN—Front Row: Al Warner. Mary Gallagher. Dare Clubb. Andrea Bessac. Terri Berg, Paul Crowley. Page Goode. Laure Pengelly. Sarah Hansen. Cindy Hutchison. Kathy Holden. Kathy Salmonson. Row 2: Jean Carter. Jerry Barker. Sandy Boehmler. Steve Hornick. Allyson Carlyle. Jim Tomlinson. Lloy Griffing. Tom Hallsten. Not pictured: Shauna McCarthy. Helen Johnson. Janet Burgess. Cindy Edwards. Ian Christopherson. Meta Chessin. Jan Hulla. Steve Sutherland. Bob Hudson. Ruth Coats. Craig Sampson, Jim Burgess. Paula Daly. Tom Burt. Robin Bulman. Model United Nations Representatives from high schools all over Montana attended the Model United Nations (MUN) convention in April at the University of Montana. Each student was assigned to a delegation of a certain country. When he went to the convention, he was responsible for knowing enough about his country to represent it in the General Assembly and committee meetings. MUN provided the opportunity for these students to learn about one country in depth, and the position of that country in the complex structure of international relations. Hellgate's delegations this year were from Argentina, Czechoslovakia. Hungary. Iraq, New Zealand. Saudi Arabia. Sierra Leone and Turkey. Office Education Association Shirley Jackson dumps the quarterback to protect Vicky Golie from a flying football. Actually, this extraordinary football player glitter plaque was sold by OEA Pencils poised and fingers ready, the girls of the Office Education Association (OEA) practiced their shorthand for the 1972 state OEA competition in Bozeman. The contests they were preparing to face consisted of typing, shorthand and other office education related subjects. To attend the national OEA convention, they had to place either first, second or third in one or more contests. To make the money needed to send them to Bozeman they sold glitter plaques and Zip Code Books, and had a bake sale. OEA also planned a Christmas party. OEA — Front Row Bev Stewart. Susie Stickney. Keenon Johnson. Pari Vicky Golie. Shirley Jackson. Treas Mary Neilson. Lite Leach. Pres. Cindy Cole. Joan Root. Vice Pres. Tanya Ferlic. Hist. Gloria Thornburg. Sec Dixie Burger. Advisor Deanna Woods. Row 2: Debra Anderson. Corrine Harper. Patty Bowers. Glenda Marvel. Annette Herron. 131 .. . and let today embrace the, past with remembrance and the-Future with longing. -Kahlil Gibran George M Zellick George M. Zellick has been superintendent of Missoula County High School for two years. He has new educational ideas which are aimed at upgrading the entire system. One idea is a new emphasis on career education which trains students for a preset goal. Other plans of Mr Zellick and his staff are to relieve crowded conditions in Hellgate and Sentinel high schools, upgrade the present curriculum and make accommodations for expected enrollment increases. 134 Mark Jennings Director of Vocational Agriculture Mark Jennings was the first principal of Hellgate High School. He guided the school through its transitional period and continued to run the show when the school became a four-year institution during the 1964-1965 school year He is still active in the administration department as the director of vocational agriculture. Reid E Stevens Director of Personnel Former Vice Principal Reid E. Stevens is currently busy at the Missoula County High School Administration Building As director of personnel. Mr Steven's job is to maintain a competent and intelligent staff within the MCHS district. 135 It's always a pleasure to be able to write for the Hellgate Halberd as I feel we have a truly outstanding yearbook that does an excellent job in capturing the spirit that is Hellgate High School. A yearbook is in essence a history book but I would like to take the liberty and comment on the future instead of the past. We are going to be entering a new era in educational opportunity for the students at Hellgate We hope to be able to give the students more experiences that will better prepare them for the world of work or for furthering their education at either a college or a technical school. Students will spend more time in the community. We want to be able to give students a better foundation from which they can make choices that will affect their future. It is my sincere wish that all of the students at Hellgate High School will take advantage of the truly exceptional educational opportunity that they have Don Lawston Vice Principal Vice Principal Don Lawston came to Hellgate after eight years at Sentinel as counselor and golf coach. He applied for a promotion to vice principal and received his position at Hellgate. Mr Lawston said that he was a little nervous on his first day at Hellgate but the student body's reception made him feel at home. 137 Richard Correll Vice Principal Julie Perovich Data Processor Judy Koeaner Bookroom Clerk Secretaries Zelpha Lemon Secretary Mary Schultz Secretary to Principal Jean Rheinschmidt Records Clerk June Rusk Attendance Clerk Judy Quiggle Secretary 138 f The Aides and The Nurse Aides are those who assist other people Not only do these aides help teachers, but they help the students too TEACHER AIDES—Mrs. Tedi Saure. Mrs Loretta Hyde. Mrs. Glenna West and Mrs Kathy Shannon. Not pictured are Mr. Larry Bicha and Mrs Donna Jean Wood Hellgate's first full time nurse is Mrs. Jo Ann Nichols. Due to the good health of the student body she did not have much of a chance to display her skills COOKS—From Left Lillian Johnson. Alvina Michels. Judy Siegford. Carol Williamson. Leta Vick. Janitors and Cooks JANITORS—Front Row Richard Zimmerman. Hazen Ransier. Melvin Pembroke. Bernard Tintzman. Row 2: Matt Serviss. Lee Frasier. Franklin Kendall. Donald Vaughn. Kenneth Richards. Not pictured: Ray Duffner. Bernard Norton. Hugh Rice 140 Counselors Robert Sparks General Counselor Jan Nyquist Sophomore Counselor Marolane Stevenson Freshman Counselor Charles Peck Senior Counselor Larry McKinney Algebra I Gen Math Mathematics James Heydon Algebra I Geometry Richard Dunn Algebra I Geometry Gen Math Kenneth Walt Algebra I Gen. Math 142 Reuben Zeig Geometry Pre Algebra John Koelbel Geometry Consumer Math James Burrington Consumer Math Adv. Algebra Algebra I Werner Held College Prep Algebra I 143 Henry Blastic Government American History Dwight Hopkins Sociology Ecology Elizabeth Taylor Contemporary Problems American History Social Science Ralph Soroos American History Frank Bain American History Bette Kennett American History Government Willis Curdy Social Science Man His World Darla Sadler American History World History Fine Arts George Gogas Art I. II. III. IV Harold Herbig Orchestra Music Appreciation Charles Johnson Band Music Appreciation Guitar Katherine Millhouse Crafts Art I Kathleen Deschamps Art I Neil Dahlstrom Freshman Choir Sophomore Choir Concert Choir Music Appreciation 145 Vocational Technical Education Bermta Zuidmeer Prep 70 146 Grace Koeppen Business Law Typing I Raymond Wiedmer Industry. Society and Work Intro. Draft Alan Stohle Intro Metals Metals II Intro. Welding Cleo Baker Accounting Data Progressing Typing I 148 Bruce Baty Earth Science Richard Palin Biology I II i Ronald Hoff Biology I Dennis Billings Earth Science James Sylvester Chemistry Language Arts 150 Pearl Felker English I John Whalen English III. IV Elsie Hallford English II Susan Rowberry English II Speech I Virgil Cork Drama English II Michael Oke Spanish I. II. III. IV Thomas Demmons English III. IV Virginia Dale English I 152 Vickie Randall Girls P E Health Physical Education James Miller Boys' P E Health Charlotte Manthie Girls' P E Health Robert Wiesner Boys' P E. Health Susan Hanson Girls' PE. Health Ronald Jones Boys' P.E. Health 154 Donna Wood Librarian's Aid 155 vsd I lode eir T odV 'icfrnsi+hw of noitmsnsp j rH-bno :3 mo$ I lode doidw vOlqooq II oris bstosro od .bnoJ vsHf aiouq ?1 ••-SOI cYnlce 2) —_ This shall be written for the generation to come,: and The people, which shall be, created shall praise the Lord. — PealmS I0£: 19 Pres Debbie Demmons. (left) who served her term in Belgium as an AFS exchangee, with a Belgian friend. M� ek de Kimpe. Trees Teresa Whalen 158 t SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL—Front Row Bill Caras. Teresa Whalen. Kathy Gallagher. Liz Graff. Mary Gallagher Row 2: Lisa Bangeman. Jeff McDowell. Betsy Carpino. Dianna Olson. Lynn Clouse. Wanda Farra. Marian Murphy 159 THEODORE A. AARSTAD — HR 320: Football 1; Wrestling 3 WILLIAM D. AILPORT—HR 325 DEANN A. AKTEPY—HR E130. Orchesis 1.2 DEBRA L ANDERSON —HR E329. Secretary 2; Track 2.3.4; Powder Puff Football 3.4: Chess Club 4; OEA 4; Secretary Co-op 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; GRA 1.2: MUN 4: HR Rep 4; Halberd Salesman 4; Car Club 4; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 2; DECA 3; Girls' Club Rep. 1.2 JOANN M ANDERSON—HR E223; DECA 3.4 HR Secretary 2; JA Treasurer of the Year 3; OEA MARK BAKER—HR 320; Football 2.3.4; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Chevaliers 3.4; Key Club 3.4; Excalibur 3.4; Boys' State Alternate 3; Class Council 4 PATRICK D BALDRY—HR 206; Football 1.3; Lettermen's Club 3; Concert Choir 2 CINDY L. BALDWIN —HR 301; FHA 2; DECA 3 REX R BALDWIN —HR 305; Ski Club 1.2.3.4: Key Club 2.3. President 4; MUN 2; Science Club 1 HENRY W BALLARD—HR 301: Ski Club 1.4; National Honor Society 3.4 Honor Roll 1.2; High Honor Roll 3 EVELYN M BARBA—HR 212; GRA 1.2.3; Track 2,3.4; Art Club 2.3 JEFF R BAREFOOT—HR 210: Football 2; Chess Club 4; Ski Club 4 German Club 2.3; Honor Roll 1.3 DAVID G BARTH—HR 212 JANICE M BAXTER—HR 206 DENNIS BEDARD—HR E223 JACKI K BELL —HR 310: Salesman 2.3.4; DECA 3.4 H alberd MICHAEL A BARRETT—HR 212; Key Club 2.3.4; Key Cub Executive Board 4; NFL 3.4; Excalibur 2.3.4; Stage Band 3.4; Pep Band 1.2; Class Vice President 2; Student Council Rep. 3; Student Council President 4; National Honor Society 3.4. High Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Boys' State 3; Intramural 1.2; MUN 2; Band Council 3.4 160 BILL BELLUSCI —HR 300; Football 3.4. Wrestling 3 JUDY BENDICKSON—HR 210; Girls Club Contact Representative 1; Pep Club 2.3.4; FHA 1.2.3.4; Freshman Mixed Ensemble 1; French Club 2; S Club 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Powder Puff Football 3 TERESA BERG —HR 220A; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; AFS 1; Geography Club 1.2; Model UN 2,3,4; French Club 4; Latin Club 4; Brain Bowl Club 3. Team 4; Concert Choir 4; SAS 3.4 LINDA M BERRYMAN —HR 300; FHA; DECA 1; Spanish Club 1 KATHY A BILLEDEAUX — HR 220A; Geography Club 1; GRA 1; DECA 3.4 WILLIAM M BILLINGSLEY—HR 300; Intramural Basketball 1.2; JA 2; Honor Roll 1.2.4 LINDA K. BJORKMAN—HR 206; Art Club 2.3.4; Troubadour 3. Editor 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 MARY M BLACKBURN—HR 212; AFS 2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 3 TRACY J. BLAKESLEE—HR 301; Rifle Club 2; Geography Club 1.2; Ecology Club 3,4; Model UN 1.2.3.4 FRANKLIN D BLAND—HR 212; Intramural basketball 1.2; Latin Club 2.3; Gymnastics 3.4; AFS 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 SUZETTE E BOUCHER—HR 210; DECA 4; Honor Roll 1.2 PATRICIA L BOWERS—HR 206; Band 1.2,3; Pep Band 3.4; Halberd 2; OEA 4; German Club 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3 STEVEN L BRICKER—HR 301; Rifle Club 2. Geography Club 1.2 COLEEN S. BRINKERHOFF —HR 302; Track 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3; Gymnastics 2.3.4; Drill Team 2; GRA 1.2 - Vice President 3; Spanish Club 2; Pep Club 4; Powder Puff 3.4; Knapsackers President 3; Honor Roll 1,2.3.4; 1000 mile Club 3 TERRANCEJ BROOKE—HR 212 DIANA L BROTZMAN—HR 320; GRA 1. Vice President 2; Pep Club 3; DE 3.4; DE Assistant Secretary Treasurer 3; AFS' 2.3; Freshman Choir LINDSAY R BROWN—HR 305; Pep Club 2. Representative 3. Treasurer 4; S Club 4; Lancettes 3.4; Latin Club 1.2; Girls State Representative 3; Tennis Team 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 High Honor Roll 1.2; Halberd Salesman 3.4. Homeroom Treasurer 3.4; Powder Puff Football 3 SCOTT H BULMAN—HR 305: Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1; Choir 1.2.3.4; Thespians 3.4; Speech 4; NFL 4; Mynstrelles 3. Transferred from Havre 2 WALTER R BURBANK —HR 206; Transferred from Los Angeles 3; Cross Country 1,2.3; Track 1.2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 BILL S. BURDITT—HR 301 DIXIE L. BURGER—HR E329: Pep Club 2; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3; OEA Secretary 4 PAULA I BURNS—HR 300; Track 1.2; GRA 1.2; DECA 3. Board of Governors 4 DON R BURTON—HR 325; Key Club 3.4; Excalibur 1.2,3.4 Football 1.2.3; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Lettermen’s Club 3.4; Intramural Basketball 1,2.3.4. School Champs 3 ' DEBBY L. CAHOON—HR 217; JA 3; Pep Club 3; Girls Club Contact Rep 3; DECA 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.4; Powder Puff Football 3 MATTHEW D CAMPBELL—HR 217; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Excalibur 2.3.4 ROGER S. CAMPBELL—HR E130; Band 1.2.3.4. Marching Band 1,2.3; Pep Band 2; Stage Band 2.3.4; Ski Club 3.4 ALLYSON CARLYLE—HR 301; Honor Roll 2; High Honor Roll 1,3.4; AFS 2.3, Treas 4 French Club 3.4; SAS 2.3; Halberd 3.4. Student Council Rep 4; DAR Award 4; Quill and Scroll 4; MUN 3.4; Geography Club 1; Girls Choir 2 LIZBETH C. CARPINO —HR 310; Band 1.2.3.4. Track 1.2,3; Cross Country 2.3; Cheerleader 1,2.3. Captain 1.2; Princess 3; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; S Club 3.4; Drill Team 4. Girls State 3; Honor Roll 1.2; Class Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1.2.3; Powder Puff Football 2.3.4; Spanish Club 3; Class Council Rep. 3.4 DAN D CHILCOTE—HR 325 MARK F CHRISTENSEN —HR 217; Transferred from Clear Lake Iowa. 2; Honor Roll 1.2 IAN CHRISTOPHERSON—HR 212; Swim Team 2.3; Cross Country 2.3.4 Track 3; Lettermen's Club 3.4; Troubadour 2.3; MUN 2.3.4. UN Pilgrimage Delegate 3; NFL 3.4; Band 2.3; Halberd 3. Lance 4; 1.000 Mile Club 2.3.4; Transferred from American High School of Barcelona 2; Honor Roll 1,2.3.4. Quill and Scroll 4; Curriculum Committee 4 JAMIE E. CHURCHWELL—HR 302; Car Club 1.2; Spanish Club 2; Ski Club 3; Honor Roll 3.4. Class Council 2; Powder Puff Football 1; GRA 1 ANGELA K CLAPHAM—HR 305; 1.000 Mile Club 2; Track Manager 2; S Club 4. Chairman 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 BILL CARAS—HR E328; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2; Excalibur 2. Sec. 3. Pres. 4; Key Club 1.2.3.4. Sec. 3; Class Pres. 4 162 JOAN M DELANO—HR 320: Orchesis 1.2.3.4. Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 4; GRA 3: Freshman Mixed Choir 1; Transferred from Helena 1 DEBRA L DEMMONS—HR E329. Rep. 2.3. President 1,2; Ski Club 1.2.3; AFS Club 1.2.3; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Vice President; Elected Senior Class President 3; Les Antoinettes 1; Chansonettes 2; Chevaliers 3; All Northwest Choir 3; All-State Choir 3; Halberd Staff 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3; AFS Exchange Student to Belgium 4 BETTY E CLARIC—HR E223 SUSAN JEAN CLARK—HR E223: Halberd Salesman 1.2.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Girls Track 2.3.4 WAYNE E CLAYTON —HR 217. Transferred from Scottsbluff. Nebraska 4; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Track 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2; Lettermen's Club 2.3; Intramural Basketball 3.4 LYNNE A. CLOUSE—HR 305; AFS 1.2.3.4; GRA 1 Student Council Rep 1; Class Council 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4. German Club 1.2.3.4. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Freshman Choir 1: Girls Choir 2; Mynstrelles 4; Concert Choir 4; Citizenship Scholarship to Washington D C. 3; MUN 3.4 S Club 3, Treasurer 4. Powder Puff Football 3; Thespians 3.4 CYNTHIA L. COLE—HR 206; Concert Band 1.2.3; Pep Band 2.3.4 Marching Band 1.2.3; OEA Secretary 3. President 4; Spanish Club 2: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; CYF 1.2.3.4 CHARLES V. CORDIER—HR 300; Football 1.3; Basketball Manager 2.3.4 Track Manager 2; Intramural Basketball 1.2 MARY T COX—HR 220A; Spanish Club 1; Transferred from Sacred Heart 2; Drama 1.2.3.4; Thespian 3.4; SAS 2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; National Merit Commended Student 4 KIMBERLY A. DAHL—HR 217; Transferred from Helena 3 PHILIP M DAHL—HR 310 MICHAEL R DAHLSTROM — HR 217; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Track 1.2,3.4; Chevaliers 3.4. Concert Choir 2.3.4 Homecoming Prince 4; Key Club 2.3.4; M Club 2.3.4; Excalibur 3.4; Boys State 3; Honor Roll 1.2 BARRY W DEINES—HR 206; Transferred from Sentinel 2 JENNIFER K. DEINES—HR 325; FHA 1; Group Seminar 3; Pep Club 4; Drama 3; French Club 2; FTA 4 163 RICHARD D DUNCAN —HR 220A; Football 1.2; Basketball 1.2.3.4 KATIE M DWYER—HR 206; Girls Club 2; Concert Choir 3.4; FTA 2; Honor Roll 3; DECA 3; Chansonettes 3 KEITH M EGGLESTON—HR 301 ROB A EMERY—HR 302 KATHRYN J EVANS—HR 210; Cheerleader 1.2.3; Orchesis 2.3.4; Ski Club 4; Powder Puff Football 2.3,4 WANDA L. FARRA—HR 217; Transferred from Project 100 3; Senior Class Council 4 JAN FEDORE—HR E223; Transferred from East Lansing 3; Class Council 1.2; Pep Club 1.2; Swim Club 2; Halberd 3; Orchesis 4; S Club 4; Honor Roll 3 MARK FIELDS—HR 220A ROBERT B FISTER—HR 325; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 3.4 Intramural 1.2.3.4; Lettermen's Club 3.4; Excalibur 1.2.3.4 JULIE A FRAME—HR 217; Ski Club 1.2.3; French Club 2.3; AFS 2.3; Orchesis 3; Student Council 1.3; Class Council 1.2.3; Powder Puff Football 3; Homecoming Princess 2; Girls State Alternate 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; High Honor Roll 2 PAM J FRENCH—HR E223; Cross Country 2.3; Track 1.2,3,4; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4; GRA 1.2,3.4; Spanish Club 2; Powder Puff Football 2.3.4; Lancettes2.3 SUSAN K FRYHLING—HR 302. Pep Club 2.3.4; FHA 2.3.4 Spanish Club 2; JA 2; Powder Puff Football 3; Honor Roll 2.3.4 CHRISTINE R DODSON—HR 310; French Club 1; AFS 1.2; Chevaliers 3.4; Chansonettes 2; Class Council Representative 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 3.4; All State Choir 3.4; Powder Puff 3.4 JIM J. DOLL—HR E223 WANDA J DONALDSON —HR 320; DE 3.4. JA 4 ROBERTA DONOVAN—HR 206; Girls Club Representative 1; Pep Club 2.3.4; Halberd 2.3; Lancettes 2.3.4 Honor Roll 1.3.4 Powder Puff Football 2.3.4 CHARLES P DOTY—HR 305; Transferred from Addis Ababa. Ethiopia 3; Key Club 3.4; Basketball 3; Halberd 4; Honor Roll 3.4 ANDREA K DOWNING—HR 210 TIMOTHY C. DUFFNER —HR 301; Wrestling 1.2; Football Manager 2, Trainer 3.4; Track Manager 2; Basketball Trainer 3.4. Excalibur 3.4; M Club 2.3.4 164 RON A FURRER—HR 301 BRENTON K. GAGERMEIR —HR 310; Track 1.2.4; NFL 1.2; Geography Club 2.3; DECA 3.4; Honor Roll 2. Drama 1.4; Intramural Wrestling 4 COLLEEN C. GALI —HR 320; FHA 1; Pep Club 1.2 CARLA W GALLAGHER—HR 320; DECA 1.2.3.4 GAIL E GALLAGHER—HR 325 KATHRYN M GALLAGHER —HR 223; Student Council 2; Class Council 2.4. Girls Club Rep 1. Executive Board 2 Latin Club 2. Concert Choir 3,4. Powder Puff Football 2; Jr Miss 4 MARY K. GALLAGHER —HR 217; Class Council 2.3.4; Girls Club Rep 1. Chansonettes 2; Concert Choir 3.4; Troubadour 3. Girls State 3; Mynstrelles 3. AFS 2,3.4; Student Council 3. Secretary 4 Chevaliers 4; Homecoming Queen 4 All- State Choir; Honor Roll 1.2.3; High Honor Roll 4. MUN 3; YCC 3 RANDY A. GALLAGHER—HR 302. DE 3.4 Wrestling 1 ALLAN W. GOFFE—HR 217 VICKY L GOLIE — HR E130; Freshman Choir 1; Honor Roll 3.4; OEA 4 DAN P. GOULD—Ski Club 2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 DONNA F. GRAETER—HR E130; Pep Club 3.4; Track 1.4; AFS 2.3; Girls Choir 3; FTA 4; Honor Roll 1.3; YCC 3 LIZ A. GRAFF—HR 320; Class Secretary 1. Class Council 2.3.4; JV Cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2; Chansonette Pianist 2; Mynstrelle Pianist 3; Chevalier Pianist 4; Student Council Rep. 3; Halberd 3; Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Girls State Rep 3; Speech Team 3; Concert Choir 3.4; High Honor Roll 1.3.4; Honor Roll 2; French Club 3 ANITA J. GRANDE—HR 220A; AFS 2; Lancettes3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 TRACIE L. GALLAGHER —HR 300; Girls Choir 3; Concert Choir 4 Mynstrelles 4 Orchesis 1.2.3.4; Student Council Rep 1.2. Honor Roll 1.2.3; Spanish Club 3; Drama 4 CLARA E. GERLACH —HR E329; Band 1.3,4. Pep Band 1.3.4; Stage Band 4 Science Club 1; Marching Band 1.3.4, Honor Roll 1,2.3.4 165 BECKY A GRAY—HR 302; GRA 1; Girls Club Contact Rep. 3; Senior Homecoming Princess 4 LUANNE L. GREEN —HR E130; Tennis Team 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 2,3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; French Club 3.4; Lance 4 ALITA F GREGORY—HR 301 RITA G GREGORY—HR 302; Freshman Mixed Choir 1; Sophomore Choir 2; FHA 3 LLOY H. GRIFFING —HR E223; Honor Roll 2.3.4; High Honor Roll 1; Boys State 3. Football 1: Cross Country 2.3.4; Latin Club 1.2.3; Key Club 4; Student Council Rep 4; Geography Club 1.2; Freshman Mixed Choir 1. Concert Choir 2.3.4. Mynstrelles 3.4 CORINNE A HARPER —HR 325; French Club 2.3. Halberd 3; Pep Club 2.3.4. Honor Roll 1.2.4; High Honor Roll 3; Geography Club 1 SUSAN E. HARTONG—HR 305; Freshman Choir 1; Concert Choir 3; Rodeo Club 2; Art Club 2,3,4 Powder Puff Football 3.4; Girls Track 1.2.3.4; Troubadour Art Editor 4 LINDAS. HAWLEY—HR 217; JA 4 GARY J HAYDEN—HR 210 ROBERT J. HEFFERNAN —HR 310; Football 1.2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 NOLA M HEITZ—HR E130; Pep Club 2.3.4; German Club 1.2.3.4 AFS 1.2; Track 2.4; Honor Roll 1.2,3.4. Powder Puff Football 3.4 JOHN M. HELLER —HR 220A DENISE HELMER CONNIE L. HENDERSON—HR E223; GRA 1. Geography Club 1; Troubadour 3; Honor Roll 3.4 ANNETTE L HERRON—HR 217. Pep Band 2.3. Marching Band 2.3; Concert Band 1.2.3; DECA 3; GRA 1.2. OEA 3.4 Girls Club Contact Representative 1; Powder Puff Football 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 MARSHA R. HINDMAN —HR E130; Transferred from Hart High School. Mich. 3 166 SHIRLEY J HITCHCOCK—HR 210; Drama 2; Art Club 3.4; Halberd 3.4. French Club 3; Lance 4 BARBARA J. HODGE —HR 212; Rodeo Club 2.3. Art Club 1; Honor Roll 4; GRA 1 LEILANI J. HOLLINDER —HR 310 FHA 2.3.4; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 DEBBIE A HOLMES—HR E329; Radio Club 2 LARRY L. HOLMES—HR 300; Football 2.3.4; Track 2.3.4; Lettermen's Club 3.4 HAL P HOLT—HR 210; Swimming 1.2.3.4; Key Club 1.2.3.4. Ski Club 1.2.3 4; Intramural 1.2,3.4; Tennis 3.4 FRED R. HOUSEMAN—HR 206; Football 1.2; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Latin Club 2.3.4; Lettermen's Club 3.4 SANDRA J. HUBBARD—HR 302; Class Council 2.3; Girls Club President 3. FHA 3; Student Council 3.4 Powder Puff Football 3.4; GRA 3. Geography Club 1; Honor Roll 3.4 SUSAN K HUDSON—HR E223; FHA 3.4. Secretary 4; GRA 1.2. Honor Roll 1.2.3; FTA President 4; S Club 3.4 JEANIE HUGGINS—HR 310; GRA 1.2; Track 2.3; Pep Club; Spanish Club 2; DECA 4. Vice President 3; Honor Roll 2.3; 1000 Mile Club 2 ELANIE R HULQUIST—HR 305; Transferred from Plains 2 RICK HUNTER—HR 300 167 HR 210; Chess Club SHIRLEY I. JACKSON —HR 220-A; OEA 4; Transferred from Livingston 4 DOUGLAS L. JACOBSEN—HR 325; Wrestling 1; Rifle Club 2 TED J JACOBSEN—HR 217; Intramural Basketball 2 KATHRYN R JACOBSON—HR 320; AFS 2.4; Chess Club 2.4; Lance 4. French Club 2; Honor Roll 2.4 JERRY L. JETTE —HR 217; Football 1.2.3.4. M Club 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Intramural 3.4 CHARLES D. JOHNSON—HR El 30; VICA 4 CONNIE M JOHNSON —HR 212; Geography Club 1; GRA 1.2; Girls Club 1.2. Executive Board 3; Halberd Staff 2; Concert Choir 3.4; Mynstrelles 3; Chevaliers 4. DECA 4. Treasurer 4; Girls Choir 2. Freshman Choir 1; AFS 1.2; Ski Club 4 JUDY I. JOHNSON—HR 305 KEENON L. JOHNSON—HR E339; JA 2.3. Halberd Staff 3; OEA 4 PENNY J. JOHNSON—HR E223; Orchestra 1.2 WAYNE E. JOHNSON —HR 206; Track Manager 2; Football Manager 3; Wrestling Manager 4 DOUG F JONES—HR 220 168 TIMOTHY A KAISER—HR 325; German Club 2.3; Vice President 4; Halberd 3.4; Lance 4 MARY G. KELLOGG —HR 310; French Club 2; DECA 3,4. Ski Club 3.4; Transferred from Sacred Heart Academy 1; Tennis Club 2; GRA 2 MARYANN K KENCK—HR 301; DECA 3.4; Ski Club 3.4 RICHARD C. KERN —HR 320; Ski Team 1.2; Latin Club 1. Treasurer 2; Key Club 2.3.4; Transferred from Bozeman 3 EDDIE KIMMEL—HR E329 ROSE M. KIMMEL—HR 210; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3.4; Drama 3 ANTHONY F KING—HR 300; Wrestling 2; DECA 3.4; JA 2 KENNY R KLAUDT—HR El30; Basketball 2.3.4; HR President 1.2.3.4. Football 1 HAROLD I. KLOEPFER—HR 300 Football 3.4 BRYAN J. KNIGHT—HR 212; Transferred from Deer Lodge 2; Football 2.3.4, Basketball 2.3.4: Track 2.3.4; Key Club 3.4; Excalibur 2.3.4 M Club 2.3.4 KEN G KNOPP — HR 325; Intramural Basketball 1. German Club 2.3; Car Club 4 JUDY KNOYLE—HR 301; GRA 1; Car Club 1.2; HR Officer 1.2; Halberd Salesman 3; Ski Club 2.3.4; FHA 1 KATHI L KRUCKEBERG —HR E130 AFS 2. Vice President 3.4; FHA Reporter 2. President 3. District and State Officer 4 Chansonettes 2. Mynstrelles 3.4; S Club 3.4, Student Council 4; National Honor Society 3.4. High Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 ALICE M LACHMAN —HR 220A. DECA 3.4; GRA; Powder Puff 3.4 WENDY A. LADWIG —HR 325. Rifle Club 2 DAVID R. LANDE—E329; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2.3; Wrestling 1; Track 1.2.3.4: Concert Choir 2.3.4; Mynstrelles 3; Chevaliers 3.4; Excalibur 2.3.4, M Club 3.4 GIL A LARSON —HR 217; Key Club 3.4; Transferred 2 169 ROBERT A. LARSON—HR 305; Freshman Choir 1; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Mynstrelles 4; Radio Club 4; Intramural Bowling 4; Ecology Club 4; Basketball 4 JANICE R. LASSISE—HR 310; Gymnastics 1.4; Swimming Team 3.4; Geography Club 1.2; Track 1.2; GRA 1.2; DECA 4; French Club 1; Cross Country 4; Student Representative 1.2 MARK R LATRIELLE—HR E130; Key Club 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; M Club 2.3.4 LITA F. LEACH—HR 320; Pep Club 1.2.3; GRA 1; OEA 3.4 MARY LEFLER—HR 212; GRA 1,2.3; Track 1.2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Art Club 2,3.4; Rodeo Club 3; Freshman Choir 1; DECA 3,4; Intramural 4 DIANE M. LEHUTA—HR 206; S Club 3 VICKIE L. LENZ—HR 210; Spanish Club 1.2; Twirling 2; DECA 3.4; Ski Club 1.2; Powder Puff Football 3.4 JERRY E LE SUEUR—HR 302; Chess Club 2 BONNIE L. LITTLE—HR 325; Freshman Choir 1; Girls Choir 2; Chansonettes 2.3; Concert Choir 3.4; Chevaliers 4 KATHERINE L. LOEFFLER —HR 300; Orchestra 1.2.3,4; Pep Club 2; Executive Board 2; AFS 4; Chevaliers 4; Concert Choir 4; National Honor Society 3.4 KATHLEEN K. LONGENECKER—HR 301; FHA 2; Honor Roll 2 JUANITA D. LOUGEE—HR 217; Latin Club Historian 1,2; FTA Secretary 1.2.3; Library Club 3; GRA 1.2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Operation Europe; Lance 4; Transferred from Sentinel 4 TIM G. LOVE—HR 302; Wrestling 1.2.4; Football; Art Club; Class Council Rep.; Intramural 1.2.3.4 LOIS A. LUCAS—HR 220A; Honor Roll 2,3,4; French Club 2; Cross Country 3; Track 2.3; S Club 3.4, Halberd 4 GORDON C. MACDONALD —HR 210; Frosh President; Ecology Club 2.3; MUN 2.3.4; Ski Club 4; Band 1.2; Concert Choir 3.4; Chavaliers 3.4; Excalibur; Key Club 3. Treasurer 4; Student Body Vice President 4; Honor Roll 1,2.3.4; Tennis 3.4; NFL 4 170 Ihe, wind has swept from fh z wide, atmosphere. Each vapor that obscured the. sunsefi ray ; And pallid Evening twines ils beaming hair In duskier braids around the languid e,ye£ of day. _5hd|e REBECCA E MACINTYRE—HR 212; NFL 2.3.4; AFS 1.2 SHELLEY A MARKISS—HR 206; Art Club 3; Concert Choir 4; Mynstrelles 4; Honor Roll 2; Att. Office Work 3 STEVEN A MARKISS—HR 210; VICA Secretary 4 MARGIE J. MARTIN—HR 310; Transferred from Sentinel 2; Transferred from Libby Senior High. Libby 3; DECA 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2 ALISON H. MARTINSEN — HR 300; Freshman Choir 1; French Club 1.2; Orchesis Secretary 3.4; Drill Team 4 GLENDA L MARVEL—HR 310; Girls Track 1.2.3,4; FHA 1; Freshman Choir; OEA 4; CYF 4 LINDA S MATYE—HR 325; DECA Club 3.4; Girls Club Rep. 1; FHA 1; Girls Club 1.2.3.4 MARY L MATZKE—HR 301; Freshman Mixed Ensemble 1; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3.4; SAS 2; Gymnastics 2.3; Group Seminar 2 ELAINE S. MAXWELL—HR E329; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 3.4; FHA 2.3.4; Science Club 4; FTA 4; Latin Club 2; German Club 4; Pep Band 1,3.4; Marching Band 2.3.4; Transferred from Sentinel 2 ELIZABETH M McDONALD — HR 220A; GRA 1; Track 2,3.4; Cross Country 3.4; S Club 3.4; German Club 2.3; High Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 3; 1000 Mile Club 2.3.4 JEFFRY S. McDOWELL—HR 212; Football 2,3; Band 2.3.4; Marching Band 2.4; Stage Band 3.4; Pep Band 2.3.4, Excalibur 3; AFS 3,4; Mynstrelles 4; Latin Club 2; Brass Choir 3.4; Halberd 3.4; Lance 3.4; Chess Club 4; Speech 4; Ski Club 3. Honor Roll 3.4 MARGARET McKEE —HR 217; GRA 1; Geography Club 1; Troubadour 3.4 DANIEL T. McKINNEY—HR 310; Football 1.2; Wrestling 1.2; Chess Club 4 DEVERA L MERSEAL—HR E130 171 KATHY M MERSEAL—HR 220; GRA 2.3; Pep Club 4 LARRYG MERTINS—HR E130 MIKE D. MERTINS—HR 212; DECA 1.2; Car Club 4; Intramural Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 1 CYNTHIA M MICHAUD—HR 210; Band 1; GRA 1; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3; DECA 3.4 ROBERT B MILLER—HR 320; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3.4; Brass Choir 1.2.3.4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 2,3.4; Football 2; Excalibur 2.3.4; Chess Club 2.3.4 RALEIGH M MINARD—HR 305 BETTY J. MOE—HR El30; Freshman Mixed Choir 1 CYNTHIA L MONACO—HR 305; Art Club 2.3; DECA 3 PETER W. MOORE—HR 305 KIM MORAN—HR 301; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1; Golf 2.3.4 M Club 2.3.4; Spanish Club 1.2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 MICHAEL F. MORSE—HR 210; Excalibur 2.3.4; Lettermans Club 2.3.4 Football 2; Wrestling 1.2.3,4 MARIAN Y MURPHY—HR 220-A; Honor Roll 1.2,3.4; French Club 2 JOHN MURRAY—HR 210 PATRICIA A MURRAY—HR 310; German Club 1.2; Ski Club 1.2; Lancettes 1.2,3; DECA 3.4; Track 1.2 TOM S. MURRAY—HR 212; Football 1.2; Golf 2.3.4 172 SHANNON B. NACE—HR E329; Lance 4 MARY L. NEILSON—HR E329; Freshman Mixed Choir; Girls Choir 2; FHA 1; OEA Treasurer 4; Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 DONNA R. NELSON—HR 300; DECA 3 KATHRYN L. NELSON —HR 217; Photography Club 1; French Club 2; Rifle Club 2; DECA 3.4 PATRICIA M. NICHOLS—HR 212; Track 2; Girls Choir 2; DECA 3; Transferred from Sacred Heart 1 RICK NICHOLS- HR 310 LINDA D NORBURY—HRE130;DECA4 BECKY J. NOWLEN —HR 310; Cross Country 2.3.4; Spring Track 2.3,4; Concert Choir 3.4; Girls Choir 2 TONYA. OLIVER—HR 305 CELENA L OLSON—HR El 30. Chorus 2 DIANNA N. OLSON—HR 212; FHA 1.2.3; GRA 1; Pep Club 1,2; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3.4; Freshman Choir 1; Lancettes 3,4 JUDY M. OLSON—HR 220; Orchesis 3; Ski Club 3.4; DECA 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3 CASEY D. OVERLAND —HR E130; Chevaliers 3.4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 2; All Northwest 3 DENNIS PEROVICH—HR 300 JANICE L. PAULSON—HR 300; Art Club 2.3; Pep Club 4; Ski Club 4 SUSAN E. PAYSON — HR E223; Concert Choir 3.4; Chansonettes 2; Chevaliers 3,4; All-State Choir 3,4; Drama 2,3.4; Thespians 3.4 An Epi+aph Under +his sod qnd beneath -these -trees Lies all -thcrfe left-o-f Samuel Pease-. Pease airV-t here, I-Ps ius+ his pod . He- shelled ou4 nis soul Which -flew -to God. — Unknown 173 JEFFREY L POWELL—HR 302; Band 1.2: Football 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Basketball 2; Homecoming King 4; M Club 3.4 SHERRI L PRICE—HR E329 CHARLENE M PULIS— HR E130; Mixed Choir 2; Band 1 KENNETH R RASMUSSEN —HR 206; Excalibur 1.2.3,4; Thespians 3.4; Lance Staff 4; Drama 3.4 RANDY L. RASMUSSEN—HR 305; Geography Club 1; German Club 1.2.3.4; Drama 1; Radio Club 1.2.3; Lance Staff 3. Editor 4; Troubadour 2.3; Honor Roll 1.2.3,4; Quill and Scroll 4 KAREN M. REGAN —HR 300; FHA 1; Geography Club 1.2; Science Club 3; Ski Club 4 BOB REINEKE—HR 301; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Key Club 3.4; Football 1; German Club 2 LINDA K RESNER—HR 206; Rifle Club 2 MARK L RICE—HR 310; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1,2,3,4. Concert Choir 3.4; Chevaliers 4; M Club 2.3.4 Band 1 NONA K. PETERSON—HR E223 ROBERT M. PETERSON—HR 220; Football 2; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Golf 4; M. Club 3.4 CHARMAINE E PIANE — HR 310; Freshman Choir; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Girls Choir 2; Chansonettes 2; Mynstrelles 3.4; Concert Choir 3.4; MUN 2; AFS 2; French Club 1.2.3.4; S Club 3.4; Girls State 3; Student Council 4 CONGETTA M PLIENESS—HR 320; GRA 2 GREG E PORTER—HR 301; Honor Roll 1.2,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Key Club 1.2.3.4; Lettermens Club 2.3,4; Concert Choir 2,3.4; Chevaliers 4; German Club 2; Mynstrelles 3 ROSE M. POTTER—HR 325; FHA 1; GRA 1 174 � ROXANE M RICHARDSON —HR 325; Student Council 2; Class Council 3; Art Club 1,2.3.4 JOAN ROOT—HR 210; DECA 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3,4; OEA 4 KIM J. ROBBINS—HR 320; Freshman Mixed Choir; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Drama 3.4; Honor Roll 3,4; Thespians 3; Lance 4; Halberd 3 PATTY M. ROSE—HR E329; GRA 1; DECA 3; FHA 4; Art Club 1.2; Honor Roll 4 MICHAELENE R RONEY —HR 301; Gymnastics 3.4; Transferred from Bozeman 3 RODNEY L. ROSEAN—HR E223; Ecology Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2.3.4 LEONARD E. ROSS—HR 302; Wrestling 1; Intramural 2 BRENDA J ROSTAD—HR 212; FHA 3,4; Powder Puff Football 3.4; DECA 3; Geography Club 1 MARSHA A. ROSTAD—HR E 329; FHA 3.4; DECA 3 JODY L RYDQUIST—HR 300; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3.4; Girls Club 1.2; GRA 1; Pep Club 1.2; Spanish Club 1.2; Chansonettes 2; Mynstrelles 3; Class Council 3; DECA 3.4 DAN F SACKETT—HR 310 SHARON L. SAMPLE—HR 302 CRAIG C. SAMPSON—HR 310; Geography Club 1.2; Wrestling 1; Cross Country 2; NFL 3.4; Drama 4; MUN 3.4; Honor Roll 3.4; SAS 3.4; German Club 2.3; Class Council 1; Halberd 4 PAULETTE J. SANDGREN—HR 320 NANCY K. SAUNDERS—HR 320; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Orchestra 2.3; Transferred from Sheridan. Wyo. 4 DIANE M. SAVAGE —HR 320; Chansonettes 2.3; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3.4; FTA 2; FHA 2 175 DEBBIE D SAYLER—HR 212; DE 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 JANE A. SCHRIVER—HR 302; Geography Club 1.2; GRA 1; DECA 3.4; Cheerleader 2.3 KATHY J. SCHRIVER—HR 310; DE 1.2 DAN SCHULER—HR 320; Geography Club 1; 1000 Mile Club 2; Key Club 3.4 NANCY S. SCHULTZ—HR 325; Track 2.3; Cross Country 2; GRA 1; FHA 2.3 KATHY C. SCHWANKE—HR 310; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; S Club 3.4; German Club 1.2; Lancettes 1.2.3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; High Honor Roll 1.4; Girls State Alternate 3; Girls Club 1.2; AFS 1.2; Student Council 2.3 BRENDA J. SCHWARTZENBERGER—HR 301; Transferred from Butte 4 TODD A. SCOTT—HR 210; Wrestling 1.2; Football 2; DECA 3; Excalibur 1.2.3.4 AMY J. SEHESTEDT—HR 210; Transferred from Sentinel 2; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Pep Club 3.4; S Club 4; Powder Puff Football 3.4; Honor Roll 3.4 LINDA SHERMAN—HR 206 BRAD W SHULL—HR 320; Football 1.2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2 DALE E. SIEGFORD—HR 325 BARRY A. SIMON —HR E329; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Freshman Mixed Choir; Mynstrelles 3.4; Honor Roll 3 MELODEE L SINGER—HR 310; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Chansonettes 2.3; Concert Choir 3.4; Chevaliers 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Girls State 3 DEAN M. SKRIVSETH —HR E223; Excalibur 3.4 JOAN E. SLOCUM—HR 305; Gymnastics 1; Art Club 4; Honor Roll 1.3; AFS 2; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Drama 2 CATHY J SMITH—HR 300; Orchestra 1 176 CHARLOTTE S. SMITH —HR 310; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3; Chansonettes 3; French Club 2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; High Honor Roll 3 ANNE M SOKOLOSKI—HR E223; Class Treasurer 1; Cheerleader 1; French Club 1; Spanish Club 2.3; AFS 2.3; Ski Club 1,2.3.4; Student Council Rep. 2; S Club 3.4; Geography Club 2; GRA 1; Swim Team 3.4; Speech 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3 DEBBIE L SOLANDER—HR 310; German Club 1.2; Twirling 2,3.4; AFS 2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 DEBBI STEINBERG —HR 310; Spanish Club 2.3; Ski Club 3; DECA 3.4 EXIE STETLER—HR 325; Track 1; Ski Club 2; Powder Puff Football 1.2.3.4; Orchesis 2,3.4; Girls Club 1.2.3; Spanish Club 1; Cheerleader 1.3.4 BARBARA F. STEWART—HR 325; French Club 1.2.3 BEVERLY K. STEWART—HR E329; Pep Club 1.2; Lancettes 3; French Club 2; Freshman Princess 1 DELORES R. STIFFARM—HR E329; FHA 1; Band 1; DECA 1.2 CRAIG T STONE—HR 220; Class Vice President 1; Class President 2; Student Council 1.2; Key Club 1.2.3.4: Ski Club 1.2.3.4; German Club 3.4; French Club 1.2; Cross Country 1.2; Tennis 1.2.3.4; Ski Team 1.2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 JOYCE A. STRID—HR 220; GRA 1.2; Art Club 2.3.4 STEPHEN L. SUTHERLAND—HR E329; MUN 3; Honor Roll 3; Science Club 4; German Club 4; Transferred from Renton. Wash. 3 DAR R SWARTZ—HR 325; Student Council Rep. 1; Speech Team 1.2.3.4; NFL 2.3.4 FRANCIS L SWARTZ—HR 220; Wrestling 1 ELLEN M. TEICHROW—HR 212; Freshman Choir; Concert Choir 3.4; Chansonettes Accompanist 3; Mynstrelles Accompanist 4; AFS 2; Honor Roll 3.4 GLORIA J THORNBURG—HR 325; Track 2.3.4; S Club 3.4; GRA 2; Girls Club 1.2.3; OEA 4 LYNN A. THRASHER—HR 206; FHA 2.3.4; German Club 2; Rifle Club 2; Speech 1 RALPH H. TIEMYER—HR 217 177 JAMES D. TOMLINSON —HR 302 Key Club 3.4. MUN 3.4 NFL 3.4; Ski Club 4; Orchestra 2.3.4; Band 1.2,3. President 4; Stage Band 1.2.3.4 Pep Band 1.2.3.4; National Merit Semifinalist 4 DENISE M. TOUCHETTE—HR 325. Girls Track 2.3.4; Powder Puff Football 3.4; GRA 2; Girls Club 1.2.3. DECA 3,4 DAVID L TWETO—HR 217 DOUGLAS A TWETO —HR E130; Intramural 1.2.3 VICKI TYLER—HR 206; Latin Club 2.3.4; Science Club 1; S Club 3.4; Secretary 4; Troubadour 3.4. FTA 4; Honor Roll 1,2.3 4; Student Council 4 MARY E VERLANIC—HR 305; Pep Club 3.4. Girls Track 2.3.4; Latin Club 3.4 CYNTHIA L. WALKER—HR 320 CAROL A WALLACE—HR 300. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Cheerleaders Alt. 3. Captain 4. Orchesis 3; Pep Club 1.2; AFS 1.2; Rifle Club Secretary 2; French Club 1.2; Tennis 2.3.4; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Orchestra 2.3.4, Freshman Choir 1; S Club 3.4; Woodwind Quintet 1; Marching Band 1; Youth Symphony 2; All-State Orchestra 2 KENNETH D. WALSH—HR 210. Football 1.2. Band 1,2. Key Club 4; Ski Club 4; Latin Club 4; President 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Group Seminar 3 PATRICIA WAMSLEY—HR E130; GRA 1: AFS 1; French Club 1.2; Ski Club 2.3; Pep Club 2.3.4. Orchesis 3.4 President 4; Fashion Board 3. Historian 4; S Club 4; Powder Puff Football 3.4; Student Council 3.4 W ROBERT WARTHEN —HR 320; Wrestling 1; Rodeo Club 3 DONNA M WEBER—HR 206; Orchestra 1.2; CYF 3 RHONDA L WESTGARD—HR 220A; Class Council 2; Drill Team 2. Historian 3. Captain 4; Powder Puff 3 BARBARA A WESTON—HR 210; Pep Club 4. German Club 2.3; Halberd Salesman 4; Honor Roll 1 TERESA A WHALEN—HR El 30; Orchesis 3.4; Chansonettes 3; Chevaliers 4; Thespians 2.3. Secretary 4; All State Chorus 3; Girls State Alternate 3; Senior Class Treasurer; Concert Choir 3.4 PAULA M WHITE—HR 302; Pep Club 2; DECA Club 3.4 VIRGINIA M WHITMOYER —HR 217. Lance 3.4. German Club 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 STEVEN L WICKS—HR 305 178 CINDY WOJCIECHOWSKI — HR 217; Halberd Salesman 1.2.3.4; Lance 3. Managing Editor 4; Secretary 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Troubadour 4 JANICE K. WOLD—HR 300; Freshman Choir 1 DUKE R WOLF—HR E130; Football 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4; Speech 2.3; NFL 2.3.4; Drama 1.4. Chess Club 2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; M Club 4. Freshman Choir 1; Concert Choir 2.4; Mynstrelles 4 PATTY A. WONTOR—HR 300; Transferred from Sacred Heart Academy 2; French Club 2.3; AFS 2; Pep Club 2.3.4; Executive Board 3; Tennis Team 2.3.4; Honor Roll 2.3; Powder Puff Football 2,3.4. Drill Team 3.4. Captain 4. S Club 4 DAVID W WOOLSTON —HR 206. Transferred from Manitou Springs. Colo. 3; Key Club 3.4; Honor Roll 2.3.4; Art Club 2.3; Track 1.2 GERALD J ZIEG —HR E329; Basketball 1.2.3; Cross Country 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Halberd Salesman 1 LAUREL B WIGEN—HR 210; Spanish Club 1. FHA 1 DECA 1.2.3.4 LINDA WIGEN—HR 212; DECA 3 BENJAMIN D WILLIAMSON—HR E329; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. State AA Leading Rusher 4; First Team All-State 3.4; M Club 2,3,4. Treasurer 4; Boys State 3; Homecoming Prince 4 DONALD A. WILSON—HR E223; Football 1.2.3.4; HR President 1: Excalibur 2.3.4; Wrestling 1; Track 1; Intramural Basketball 1.2 GARY V. WINCHELL—HR El30; Intramural Basketball 1; Wrestling 1.2.3.4 PAM K. WINNER—HR 310; Spanish Club 2; DECA 3.4; GRA 1.2; Pep Club 2; Secretary-Treasurer 2.3; Honor Roll 3; 1000 Mile Club 2 JUDY L. WINSLOW—HR 217; German Club 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3. High Honor Roll 2; Geography Club 1; S Club 3.4 MIKE W WINZ —HR E223; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Intramural 1.2 GORDON A. WITWER—HR 300; National Honor Society 3.4. Key Club 3.4. Speech 3.4; NFL 3,4. High Honor Roll 1.2.4; Honor Roll 3; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Stage Band 3.4; German Club 2; Chess Club 1.2; Science Club 1; MUN 3.4; Band Council 4 179 Pres. Lee Cheatham Vice Pres Connie McLaughlin Juniors 180 JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL—Row 1 Don Sokoloski. Shauna McCarthy. Desiree Monaco Row 2 Linda Robbins. Karen Bakker. Sandy Boehmler. Lee Cheatham. Paul Beaufait. Judy Sutton. Lucinda Hugos. Georgia Opheim Row 3 Natalie Simmons Row 4 Connie McLaughlin. Kathryn Barthelmess Row 5: Debbie Charlton. Jean Hensel 181 Shirley Aarstad Bruce Ammons Darcine Anderson George Anderson Theresa Anderson Mary Anno Allen Archibald Karen Asid Cheryl Austin Kim Bagnell Karen Bakker Phil Barba Dan Bateman David Beck Julie Bernatz Robert Bertsch John Black Donald Blackler Sandy Boehmler Bill Bowman Forey Bradley Cheryl Brown Arlyne Carl John Carpino Mike Chamberlain Maria Charette Debbie Charlton Lynette Chaussee Lee Cheatham Alan Chilcoat 182 Alan Christian Mike Christian Jill Christopher Sarris Clouse Ruth Coats Susan Cochran Jim Cole Dan Cook Debbie Cordial Dave Cripe Ronald Cripe Janice Crist Ann Cunningham Andi Dahl Gregg Dalton Steve Darling JoAnn Dilworth Jeanne Dionne Debby Doyle Kevin Edwards Connie Erickson Linnea Ernst Beverly Evenskaas Cindy Feucht Debbie Finbraaten Gary Fisher Janel Fite Patty Flachsenhar 183 Kelle Gilder John Gjording Cindy Folsom Charleen Forsythe Pamela Frazier Kathi Froehlich Lynn Furrer Sandra Futch Kristine Gallagher Sue Getz Steve G iff in Dale Golden Roxi Gore Ron Graham Sandra Graham Rick Gray Jon Hammond Shaun Hammond Kevin Hartse Laurie Haugan Jean Hensel 184 Carol Holden Sandra Houtchens Zola Hudlow Patty Hughes Lucinda Hugos Jen Hulla Kathy Hummer Karen Ingersoll Sandy Jassek Georgenia Jackson Butch Jenison Corinne Johnson Lynn Johnson Janet Johnson Mike Johnson Vicki Johnson Mike Kent Marsha Kenck Connie Kester 185 Steve Ketchem Cindy Kidder Kim Kieckbusch Aleta Kildow Kathy Koepplin Vicki Koepplin Kathy Kost Deaette Kovarik Gayla Krogstad Alan LaFrance Linda LaFrance Gilbert Larson Leah Larson Susan Larson Randy LaVoie Linda Lazott Janet Lewis Larry Lewis Sherry Little Mark Loewen Viola Long Eric Lucas Jack Lueck Victoria Luft Doug MacDonald Mark Malcolm Ken Manchester Helen Manlove Robert Marek Cynthia Morkert Darreld Morkert 186 Ronald Markland Jim Marshall Shauna McCarthy Karen McCollum Robert McCoy Cheryl McDonald Mark McKinzie Connie McLaughlin Vicky Merritt Susan Miller Betty Jo Moderie Desiree Monaco Christine Moore Don Morgan Dennis Morse Gary Myers Marijean Narum John Nielson Debbie Nelson Bonnie Nesbitt Cindy Netzer Glenda Neuman Susan Novak Larry Ochsner Lynn Ogle Cheryl Onstad Cerese Parker Judy Pearce Linda Peterson Kathy Pfau Mary Jo Piper Brenda Porter George Price Maria Ramos 187 Kelly Rasmussen Tara Rasmussen Cheryl Rautz Lai Lani Rhoades Janis Richards James Riley Dan Robinson Pam Rose Rosalie Rose Ken Rosean Vicki Ruana Lonie Ryan David Samel Kenneth Sandau William Scheid Dale Schmidt John Schultz Brad Schwend Betty Sedgwick Natalie Simmons Don Sokoloski Geneva Sol Dan Stark Rose Startin Russ Stephens Suzanne Stevens Mike Stickney Theresa Stroud 188 9 Judy Sutton Keith Swart Guy Thompson Debra Thurman Mike Todd Dale Traver Monte Turner Janet Vaneps Linda Waldbillig Gary Walker Susan Wallace James Walther Myrna Willumsen Lewis Winn Allison Wivell Bonnie Wohlschlager Debbie Wood Janice Wood Larry Worden Robyn Zaharko Joanne Zentner Thais Zimmerman Elizabeth Weisheim James Wheeler Cheryl Whiting Valarie Wilcox 189 f SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL—Front Row Brenda Gray. Sandy Braaten. Tom Hallsten Row 2: Tara Gallagher. Susan Barker Row 3 John Lundquist. Elizabeth Gnffing. Jeanme Collins. Gail Winslow Row 4: Kevin Randles. Brenda Palmer Row 5 Sally Stephens. Jom Seaman 191 Robin Baker Kimberlie Barefoot Kathy Aktepy Joleen Albert Scott Alexander Barbara Amos Craig Amrine Laura Anders Ken Anderson Lorinda Anderson Suzie Anderson Susan Barker Kay Barnes Ed Baylor Darrell Beckwith Susan Bethke Clay Biberdorf Tim Billingsley Terry Bisom 192 Brian Boespflug Cindy Boston t Gloria Case Carol Chaffee Linda Chilcoat David Christensen Barbara Burditt Bennie Burns Susan Campbell Fred Carl Monti Braach Ruth Brandvold Debbie Bray Ernie Brester Donald Brunner Marlon Clapham Karma Clark Ann Clayton Joette Clover Emily Clubb Niel Cole Jeannie Collins Rick Cordier Colette Cragg Kelly Crisp Glenda Crooks Frank Crowley Jay Cusker Kam Dahl Lorraine Dailey 193 Jan Dandrea Connie Davis Margaret Davis Sharon Day Armond Deschamps Ellen Deschamps Raquel Diaz Debbie Dimmitt Janice Dobbins Jana Dolan Penny Doty Cynthia Doyle Becky Ducharme Laura E gel and Steven Fairbank Dave Fine Rich Forbis Susanne Foss Lynn French Greg Funk Mark Funk Tara Gallagher Nick Gardiner Frank Gaul 194 Henry Getz Patty Gilbert Vern Ginn Clay God bout Donna Golden Douglas Golie Linda Gauld Brenda Gray Jodie Greenfield Dave Gregory Sherri Gregory Elizabeth Griffing Pat Groshong Steve Guerrera Jean-Ann Hanner Janice Hansen George Harbison Lesa Harper Susan Harper Richard Harrison Debbie Hatton Nancy Haugen Ray Hawley Pat Heidemann Sharlene Hendrickson Carolyn Henes Susan Hennessy 195 Gwen Herron Ron Hilton Scott Hicks Betty Hoeg Bonnie Hoeg Cindy Hood Larry Hudson Kathy Holden Belle Houseman Dan Hunter Cynthia Hutchinson Rod Jacobsen Kevin Ingalls Rosa lee Jacobsen Valerie Jahner Lori Janes Cindy Jasper son Joni Jenkins Jori Johnson Lanell Johnson Mardell Johnson Mark Johnson Sherri Johnson Cayce Jones Jayne Jones Mark Jones 196 Debra Juhnke Tom Kallis Steve Kaufman Mary Kelley Jean Kelly Charlotte Kottre Darla Kramer Jayne Kruckeberg Connie Kuffel Terry Lafray Debbie Lasley Terry Long Debbie Lucas Sally Lundquist Renee Kester Karlla Kieckbusch Kelly King Marta Kluk Ricky Koepplin 197 John Lundquist Ray Lynn Terrie Mace Robert Madison Kathleen Magone Gary Manchester Peter Martin Patty Matye Doug Matzke Belinda McDonald Sally McHugh Rose McGuirl Teri McKee Terry Mead Dan Means Shirley Merseal Bev Mertins Kathie Michaels Sherry Micknak Debbie Miller Ray Miller Lori Moffatt Charisse Montreuil Glen Morgan Bob Morin Gary Morin Steven Morin Joe Murphy Bill Murray Pete Murray Carole Nelson Patty Nielson 198 I Estelle Nicholson Teresa Nokleby Linda Nordberg Lee Nyquist Gerald Olbu Susan Oliver Brenda Palmer Sara Parnell Caroline Patterson John Pearson Laurie Peck Cynthia Perkins Dale Peters Terri Petersen Bob Pettit Anne Petty Barbara Pfau Karen Pfau Joseph Piane Debbie Pitts Sandra Plieness Geraldine Porter Jay Powers Diana Pulis Mike Rasmussen Thelma Redman Robert Reesman Mark Reich Brent Richlen Debbie Ridnour Debbie Riefflin Bill Robinson 199 Barbara Romanchuck Trina Roth Debbie Rostad Lynn Rusk Scott Ryan Dave Sackett Denise Samel Ralph Sample Brian Schultz Paul Schultz Joni Seaman Bob Seppala Lee Ann Shepard Mark Skrivseth Nancy Sloan Kathy Slade Gary Smith Mike Smith Steve Smith Ronald Spencer Diana Stephens John Stevens Patricia Stagg Sally Stephens Dee Stevens Jim Stevenson Leann Suckow 200 t Mark Susen Steve Swarthout Lyle Swartz Debbie Taberna Marilyn Taylor Scott Thorning Marsha Touchette Bruce Troutwine Kathy Truett Sandra Underwood Colleen Unruh Brad Verworn Monica W8fstet Cathie Walker William Wallace Daniel Walters Tim Ward Debra Watson Ron Watt Pamela Webber Bill Weisheim Kathi Weldon Dallas Williams Teresa Williams Ralph Wilson Craig Winchell Gail Winslow GaryWinz Kim Yates Joseph Wulfekuhle 201 FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL—Front Row Jom Deschamps. Cindy Ternes. Charmaine Wilson Row 2 Claudia Griffing. Sheri Wallace. Scott Lynn. Tom Voth. Annette Longpre Row 3 Terri Rusk. Shannon Clouse. Lamce Porter. Tom Hawkins. 203 Peggy Aitken Steve Allen Debra Atkinson Margo Barefoot Robert Barker Peter Barthelmess Jane Baylor Juliena Beckwith Cindy Beierle Valerie Billedeaux Jack Bird Leland Black 204 Pauline Black Tom Blakney Carla Boehmer Mark Boone Dawn Bordner Jan Bowers Virginia Boucher Debra Bowman Kim Brester Larry Brist Marsha Brums Mark Burgess Jennifer Burger Mary Burnham Darlene Castonguay Marsha Chapman Juanita Charlton Jackie Cheatham Diane Chilcote Margaret Christian Kristi Clouse Shannon Clouse Cynthia Combs Kevin Cregg Kenneth Crisp Kimm Crist Charlotte Cromwell Jill Crooks 205 Lin Crooks Cam Crowley Vicki Culver Julie Cummings Jon Cusker Duane Dailey Nancy Dalton Alan Daniels Kelly Daniels Joy Darling Debra Davis Paul Day Joni Deschamps Judy Diaz Sharmon Dickinson Lynette Dilworth Sandy Dimmitt Donnette Donaldson Paul Doty Phillip Duff Susan Egeland Marty Elison Mike Engen Lynn Evenson David Everingham Craig Fairclough Diana Fairbank Gordon Feucht Lissa Field Curt Fifield 206 � Pamela Fifield Marcia Finnegan Laurel Fortner Paul Fossum Debbie Furrer Debbie Futch Margaret Gallagher Vicky Garrison Teresa Garrott Larry George Russel Getz Gayle Gillespie Jane Goffe Becky Gordon Greg Gould Brad Graeter Leona Graham Vonnie Gray Claudia Griffing Keith Guschausky Nina Hagestad Caylee Hall Sandi Hames Peggy Hansen Robyn Harbison Vickie Harrison Merri Hartse Janice Harvey Tom Hawkins Glenn Hawley Lori Henes Cynthia Herbig 207 Bob Holland Lenora Hollinder Wayne Holmes Kathie Houtchens Jim Hudson Patty Hueth Cynthia Hunsaker Ginger Hunt Wendy Hurlbert Mike Hutchinson Sandy Hutchinson Donna James Kathy Jeszenka Danette Jette Mary Johns Brett Johnson Janice Johnson Molly Johnson Tracy Johnson Joe Jones Kim Jones Sue Joscelyn Cheryl Kaufman Carol Jo Kenck Lori Kendall 208 f Debbie Kinney Douglas Kobs Robert Koepplin Nikki Koontz Paul Kottre Karen Kruckeberg Rachel Kruger George Krum, Jr. Phyllis Kuffel Joanne Landman Nora Mane Langevin Linda Larsen Laura Lee Dan Lewis Tim Lobdell Lorna Loevven Susan Lofftus Lanny Logan Annette Longpre Rick Lucas Dan Lundquist Scott Lynn Karen Mace Mike Magstadt 209 Chris Maier Renee Malach Roxanne Malach Beth Malcolm Jeffrey Malek George Manlove Nita Marceau Patricia Marcinkowski Donald Marquart Rick Martin Nancy Max son Shaun McAdams Gary McAffee Keith McDonald Kathleen McGee Janet McKee Tom McLaughlin Colleen McMorris Teri Meagher Chris Means Connie Merritt Eddie Meyer Denise Mills Bill Mitchell Cathy Mitchell Karla Mobley Michele Montreuil Shelli Moore Brian Moraca Bill Morse 210 Hilary Murphy Liz Murray Marcy Mourar Diana Myers Jim Narum Tim Nash Nancy Neill Gary Nelson Tena Nelson Kristie Niemeyer Sandra Nuckolls Kathy Nyquist Susan Ogle Kathy Olson Patrick Olson Roger Olson Eva Oppegaard Charlene Palmer Jackie Parks Carla Parrish Warren Paulson Debbie Pearce Abra Pelkey Sharon Pfau Leola Pfeifer Thomas Pogachar Janis Poitras Lanice Porter June Prestegaard Mary Price 211 Jim Pulliam Lori Ralstin Timothy Rasmussen Sue Reber Sandy Regan Steven Remington Connie Rice Joyce Richards Cherie Roberts Cindy Rogers Sharon Rowley Terri Rusk Terrie Ryan Janet Salomon Jeff Sandaine Marvin Saylor Madeleine Scales Stephen Schatz Lee Ann Schauer Shirley Schwaderer Steve Sidener Robert Simmert David Simmons Bob Smith Morgan Smith Jana Sol Laurie Solender 212 f Marchelle Spring Stephanie Spring 8arbara Startin Kari Staudinger Dave Stephan Laurie Stevens Orville Stevens Russell Stevens John Thompson Diane Thrall Gerald Thrasher Randy Tiensvold Steve Trollope Betsy Tucker Shirley Tucker Robin Ulrich Kim Undem Jean Utech Julie Van Dyke Julie Vann 213 Sheena Veitenheimer Alan Vinje Melanie Vizzutti Jerry Voss Hal Wagner Karen Walker Sheri Wallace Mike Wamsley Sherrie Ward Ruth Ann Werner Tina Westgard Connie Weston Anne Whiting Kevin Wilcox Kim Williams Carla Willison Charmaine Wilson Karen Wilson Sherry Winchell Wanda Winchester Mike Winner Marisa Wittenberg Melinda Wolfe James Wontor Eric Wood William Wood Tami Woolridge Ken Woolston David Wysk Laurie Wysk 214 i V O TLACIDLY AMID THE NOISE HASTE, h T REMEMBER WHAT PEACE THERE MAY BE J 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. Avoid loud aggressive persons, thev are vexations to the spirit. IF you compare yourself with others, you may become vain bitter; for always there will be greater lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans, fa� Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridicy disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. fa� Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are bom of fatigue loneliness. Beyond a wholesome disciphne.be gentle with yourself. la You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees fit the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to vou, no doubt the universe is un- folding as it should. I Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be. and whatever your labors 5c aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. FOUND IN OLD SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH. RAL TIMORE. DATED 1691 Thank You 1 972 Patrons A C Drug 523 N. Higgins Ave. Anaconda Builders Supply 800 S. 3rd St. W. Beef Eater Drive-In 1440 S. 5th St. W. Bob Ward Sons 2300 Brooks St. Bo-Legs 443 Hill St. First State Bank Fairway Shopping Center Gentry's Men Shop 123 E. Main St. Haugens Hammond Arcade Building J C All American Trophy Lettering 835 S. Higgins Ave. Jack's Drive-In Drug 710 Orange St. Ken McRae-State Farm Insurance 275 W. Front St. 216 Lucy's Inc. 330 N. Higgins Ave. Majestic Wholesale Inc. 1301 S. 3rd St. W. Marshall Ski Area Marshall Canyon Missouri Valley Trails S. 4th St. W. and Orange St. Montana Power Co. 132 E. Broadway Paul's Pancake Parlor 417 W. Front St. Roemer's Conoco 240 E. Broadway Rudy's News 329 N. Higgins Ave. Shakey's Pizza Parlor 1612 Benton Ave. Turmell De Marois 230 W. Main St. Typewriter Supply 314 N. Higgins Ave. Western Montana Nat'l Bank Corner of Higgins Ave. Broadway Yandt's Men's Wear 403 N. Higgins Ave. 217 INDEX Aarstad, Shirley 108,110,182 Aarstad, Theodore 160 Abel, Laura Addleman, Monte Ailport, William 160 Aitken, Peggy 120,122,204 Aktepy, Deann 160 Aktepy, Kathy 192 Albert, Jolene 192 Alexander, Larry Alexander, Mike Alexander, Scott 70,120,122, 192 Allen, Patty Allen, Steve 204 Ametsbichler, Wolfgang 107, 119 Ammondson, Greg 70,75,204 Ammons, Carl 84 Ammons, Doug 84,204 Ammons, Robert 84,182 Amos, Barbara 192 Amrine, Craig 108,192 Anders, Laura 96,192 Anderson, Bob Anderson, Darcine 94,182 Anderson, Debbie Anderson, Debra 131,160 Anderson, George 182 Anderson, Gordon 70,204 Anderson, James Anderson, JoAnn 160 Anderson, Karen Anderson, Kasey 70,98,120, 122,204 Anderson, Ken 120,122,192 Anderson, Lee 87 Anderson, Lorinda 107,192 Anderson, Steve 69 Anderson, Steve Anderson, Suzie 111,112,192 Anderson, Theresa 182 Andrews, Kathi 204 Anno, Mary 182 Archibald, Allen 82,182 Armstrong, Michael Armstrong, Paul Arndt, Mike Ashby, Ramona 204 Asid, Karen 98,182 Atkinson, Debra 204 Atkinson, LaRee Austin, Cheryl 108,182 Aye, John Babbitt, Tina Bache, Lavon 104 Bagnell, Kim 182 Baker, Gary Baker, Lucinda Baker, Mark E. Baker, Mark W. 51,58,66,108, 109,160 Baker, Robin 192 Bakke, Ron Bakker, Karen 104,182 Baldry, Patrick 160 Baldwin, Joseph Baldwin, Cindy 160 Baldwin, Rex 160 Ballard, Henry 38,46,94,160 Ballard, Martha 94 Bangeman, Wilhelmina 50, 159 Barba, Evelyn 104, 160 Barba, Phil 182 Bardwell, Rod Barefoot, Jeff 160 Barefoot, Kimberlie 99,192 Barefoot, Margo 112,204 Barker, Jerry 130 Barker, Robert 204 Barker, Susan 50,51,52,128, 191,192 Barnes, Dick Barnes, Madeline 192 Barrett, Michael 35, 41,43, 47. 50. 59, 120, 122, 123, 129, 160 Barth, Alice Barth, David 160 Barthelmess, Kathryn M. 108,110 Barthelmess, Peter 70,87,122, 204 Batchelder, Kelly Bateman, Dan 182 Batt, Randy Baumgardner, John 98 Baumgartner, Donald Baxter, Janice 160 Baylor, Ed 192 Baylor, Jane Beaufait, Paul Beck, David 182 Beckwith, Darrell 192 Beckwith, Juliena 204 Bedard, Denny Behner, Mike Beierle, Cindy 204 Bell, Jacki 104,160 Bellusci, Bill 58,66 Bendickson, Judy 52,57,92,108 Berg, Teresa 38,43,101,103,108, 125,126,130 Berger, James Berger, Roger Berkley, Linda Bernatz, Julie 182 Berner, Allan Berryman, Linda Berthoud, Patty Bertsch, Bob 182 Bessac, Andrea 38,93,125 Bethke, Susan 192 Betts, Adella Biberdorf, Clay 192 Biggerstaff, Cynthia Billedeaux, Kathy 104 Billedeaux, Valerie 204 Billingsley, Tim 89,192 Billingsley, William Bird, Jack 119,204 Bisom, Terry 83,192 Bjorkman, Linda 93 Black, John 120,122,123,182 Black, Leland 204 Black, Pauline 94,112,205 Blackburn, Cathy Blackburn, Mary Coleen Blackburn, Mary Maureen Blackler, Donald 108,182 Blakeslee, Tracy 106 Blakney, Tom 81,205 Blanchette, John 42,101,102 Bland, Franklin 106,107,128 Blodgett, Jim 99 Blodgett, Mike Blotzke, Lori Blotzke, Lynn Bockemuehl, Karen Boehmler, Carla 205 Boehmler, Sandy 107,125,126, 130,182 Boespflug, Brian 192 Bond, Dell Boone, Mark 205 Booth, Linda Bordner, Dawn 205 Boso, Debbie Boso, Guy Boston, Cindy 112,192 Boucher, Nedra Boucher, Suzette 104,161 Boucher, Virginia 205 Boutin, Joe Bowers, Jan 205 Bowers, Pam Bowers, Patricia 131,161 Bowman, Debra 112,205 Bowman, William 182 Boxleitner, Paul 87 Braach, Gary Braach, Monti 193 Braach, Sherri Braach, Timothy Braaten, Sandy 107,111,1 Bradley, Forey 51,182 Brammer, Arthur 82 Brammer, David Brandenberger, Nan 108 Brandvold, Ruth Braun, Don Bray, Debbie 193 Brennan, Matt Brester, Ernie 69 Brester, Kim 112,193,205 Brevik, Ron 98 Bricker, Steve 161 Bridwell, Glenda Brien, Curtis Brinkerhoff, Coleen 52,87,161 Brinkerhoff, Donald Brist, Larry 205 Brody, Steve Brogger, Marc Brooke, Terrance 161 Brotzman, Diana 161 Brown, Cheryl 182 Brown, Jim Brown, Kristi Brown, Lindsay 34,96,161 Brown, Sarah 94 Brown, Tom 78 Brown, Wallace 82 Brumwell, Wesley 74 Brunner, Donald 193 Bruns, Marshall 205 Bryan, Dave Bulman, Robin 43,101,130 Bulman, Scott 43,101,162 Burbank, Walter 58,162 Burditt, Barbara 120,122,193 Burditt, Bill 120,162 Burger, Dixie 131,162 Burger, Jennifer 205 Burgess, James 82,127,130 Burgess, Janet 128,130 Burgess, Mark 75,205 Burnham, Mary Anne 94,98,125, 205 Burns, Bennie 193 Burns, Paula 104,162 Burt, Mary 101, 112 Burt, Thomas 35, 38, 43, 46, 51, 107, 108, 109, 129, 130 Burton, Don 58, 59, 78, 162 Cahoon, Debby 104,162 Campbell, Carol Campbell, Doug Campbell, Ed 81 Campbell, Gus 81,88 Campbell, Matthew 58,59,78,162 Campbell, Roger 162 Campbell, Susan 193 Campbell, Tim 108,111,115,127 Caplis, Maureen Caras, Bill 35,59,78,158,159, 162 Carl, Arlyne 52,182 Carl, Fred 69,193 Carlyle. Allyson 39,46,50,106, 107,114,115.125,126,130.162 Carter, Bruce Carter, Jean 96,130 Case, Gloria 126,193 Casey, Melody Castonguay, Darlene 87, 205 Chaffee, Carol 193 Chamberlain, Mike 182 Chapman, Marsha 205 Charette, Maria 182 Charlo, Gene Charlo, Maria Charlo, Robin Charlton, Debbie 88,182 Charlton, Juanita 205 Chaussee, Lynette 182 Cheatham, Jacquelin 120,122, 205 Cheatham, Robert 94,120,122, 123,182 Chebul, Laura Chessin, Meta 47,130 Chilcoat, Alan 182 Chilcoat, Linda 96,198 Chilcote, Dan 162 Chilcote, Diane 112,205 Chilcote, Jim Christensen, David 193 Christensen, Mark 162 Christian, Alan 100,183 Carlyle, Bob 89 12,19lCarpino, John 182 Carpino, Lizbeth 34,87,120, 159,162 Christian, Margaret 87,205 Christian, Mike 88,183 Christopher, Jill 52,96,183 Christopherson, Ian 35,43,82, 101,116,125,130,162 Churchill, Ronald Churchwell, Jamie 162 Clapham, Angela 162 Clapham, Marlon 69,193 Claric, Betty 163 Claric, Larry Clark, Karma 193 Clark, Mark 69,98 Clark, Mike Clark, Susan 128,163 Clayton, Ann 52,193 Clayton, Wayne 58,163 Cline, Sherry 205 Clouse, Kristi 205 Clouse, Lynne 52,57,101,107, 108,110,159,163 Clouse, Sarris 92,96,108,183 Clouse, Shannon 92,96,205 Clover, Joette 111,193 Clubb, Emily 93,103,106,111, 112.193 Clubb, Merrel 41,46,109,130 Coats, Ruth 102,126,130,183 Cochran, Susan 50,57,108,183 Cole, Cynthia 163 Cole, Jim 82,87,98,186 Cole, Ken 87,89 Cole, Neil 82,193 Collins, Jeannie 120,122,124, 191.193 Colwell, Carol 94,120 Combs, Cynthia 205 Cook, Dan 183 Cook, Jack 100 Cook, Kathryn Congdon, Walter 94 Cordial, Debbie 183 Cordier, Charles 163 Cordier, Rick 88,193 Corrigan, Sean Cote, Bob 78 Cote, Dennis Cotten, Howard Cottier, Gordy 78,81 Cottier, Sheila Cowan, David Cowart, Terry 104 Cox, Mary 101,106,108,163 Cragg, Susan 112,193 Crandall, JoAnn Cregg, Kevin 70,75,205 Cripe, David 58,183 Cripe, Ronald 108,110,183 Crisp, Kelly 87,193 Crisp, Kenneth 87,205 Crist, Janice 183 Crist, Kimm 92,205 Cromwell, Charlotte 112,205 Crooks, Glenda 193 Crooks, Jill 112,205 Crooks, Lin 82,112,206 Crowder, Bob 88 Crowley, Cam 54,206 Crowley, Dan 101 Crowley, Frank 108,193 Crowley, Mary Crowley, Norman Crowley, Paul 43,93,101,103, 125,126,130 Culp, Scott Culver, Vicki 206 Cummings, Julie 206 Cunningham, Ann 43,101,109, 120,122,123,126,183 Curran, Gene Cusker, Jay 108,111,193 Cusker, Jon 206 Dahl, Andi 112,183 Dahl, Kam 52,96,193 Dahl, Kimberly 163 Dahl, Philip Dahlstrom, Michael 35,41,58, 66,108,109,163 Dailey, Duane 88,206 Dailey, Lorraine 129,193 Dalton, Gregg 87,183 Dalton, Nancy 87,206 Daly, Jennifer Daly, Paula 101,130 Dandrea, Jan 96,194 Daniels, Alan 206 Daniels, Kelly 206 Daniels, Ron Darling, Joy 120,122,206 Darling, Steve 122,183 Dauenhauer, Bryan Dauenhauer, Cindy Dauenhauer, Duane Davis, Connie 194 Davis, Debra 206 Davis, Maggie 194 Dawson, Mike Day, Paul 206 Day, Sharon 194 Deines, Barry 163 Deines, Jennifer 52,163 Delano, Joan 163 Delongchamp, Lisa Demmons, Debra 36,158,163 Dennis, Carol Derrickson, Terry Deschamps, Armond 194 Deschamps, Ellen 194 Deschamps, Joni 202,205,206 Diaz, Judy 206 Diaz, Raquel 194 Dickinson, Sharmon 88,206 Diehl, Robbie Dietz, Jeannette Di I worth, JoAnn 108, 183 Di I worth, Lynette 206 Dimmitt, Debbie 194 Dimmitt, Sandy 206 Dionne, Jeanne 183 Disney, Terry Dobbins, Janice 120,122,194 Dodson, Christine 109,164 Dolan, Jana 194 Doll, Jim 164 Doll, Stanley 81 Donaldson, Donnette 206 Donaldson, Wanda 164 Donovan, Roberta 164 Doty, Charles 55,115,164 Doty, Paul 206 Doty, Penny 126,194 Doucette, Kerry Dowdy, Melody Dowdy, Robert Downing, Andrea 164 Doyle, Cynthia 194 Doyle, Debby 183 Dubia, Rocky 81 Ducharme, Becky 194 Ducharme, JoAnn Duff, Phillip 206 Duffner, Timothy 58,59,66,164 Duffner, Vicki 108 Duncan, Doug Duncan, Richard 72,164 Duncan, Ron Dunton, Tom Dupuis, Virgil Durrant, Steve Dwyer, Bill Dwyer, Katie 108,164 Edwards, Cindy 101,130 Edwards, Fred 66 Edwards, James Edwards, Kevin 104,118,183 Edwards, Parke Egeland, Harry Egeland, Laura 99,194 Egeland, Susan 206 Eggleston, Clifford Eggleston, Keith 164 Eigenmann, Emil Eigenmann, Geraldine 112 Elison, Marty 70,206 Ely, Katherine Elness, Cindy Emery, Rick Emery, Rob 164 Engebretson, Doug Engen, Mike 206 Entzel, Randy Erickson, Connie 94,183 Ernst, Linnea 108,183 Eshleman, Eileen Estrada, Mike Evans, Kathryn 164 Evanskaas, Beverly 108,183 Evenson, Lynn 112,206 Everingham, Dave 70,87,98, 206 Everingham, Mark 87,99 Fairbank, Diana 129,206 Fairbanks, Roberta 99 Fairbank, Steven 69,194 Fairclough, Craig 70,75,206 Farley, Brad Farra, Roger Farra, Wanda 159,164 Farrington, Pat Faust, Richard 122 Fedore, Craig 66 Fedore, Jan 164 Ferlic, Tanya 131 Ferris, Eva 112 Feucht, Cindy 96,183 Feucht, Gordon 206 Field, Daniel Field, Debbie 104 Field, Lissa 129,206 Fields, Mark 164 Fifield, Curtis 206 Fifield, Pamela 207 Finbraaten, Debbie 183 Fine, Dave 194 Finnegan, Marcia 207 Fisher, Gary 183 Fister, Robert 58,59,66,164 Fite, Janel 104,183 Flachsenhar, Patty 94,120,122, 183 Folsom, Cindy 184 Forbes, Kathy 112 Forbis, Rich 122,194 Forsythe, Charleene 108,110, 184 Forsythe, Gary 82 Fortner, Laurel 207 Foss, Susanne 52,194 Fossum, Paul 70,112,120,122, 207 Frame, Julie 47,164 Frasier, Pamela 94,108,114,115, 120,122,184 Freedle, Diana French, Lynn 83,194 French, Pam 164 Frey, Mike Fristo, Donald 104 Froehlich, Kathi 184 Frost, Joyce Fryhling, Susan 52,92,164 Funk, Greg 117,194 Funk. Mark 117,194 Furrer, Debbie 112,207 Furrer, Lynn 96,104,184 Furrer, Ron 165 Futch, Debbie 207 Futch, Sandra 184 Gaetz, Judy Gaetz, Julie Gagermeier, Brenton 165 Gali, Colleen 165 Gallagher, Carla 165 Gallagher, Gail 165 Gallagher, Kathryn 158,159, 165 Gallagher, Kris 184 Gallagher, Margaret 112,207 Gallagher, Mary 34,46,50,51, 59,107,109,159,165 Gallagher, Randy 104,165 Gallagher, Tara 50,107,111, 112,191,194 Gallagher, Trade 108,110,165 Gardiner, Nick Garnaas, Dick 89,98 Garrick,Mike Garrison, Ed 118 Garrison, Vicky 207 Garrott, Teresa 207 Gaul, Frank 194 Gauld, Linda 115,128 219 George, Larry 81,112,207 Gerlach, Clara 120,122,123, 165 Getz, Henry 195 Getz, Russel 88,207 Getz, Susan 184 Giere, Christine 108,110 Giere, Eric Gieser, Gordon Gif fin, Steve 100,184 Gilbert, Bill 119 Gilbert, Patty 83,129,195 Gilbert, Paul 119 Gilbertson, Ray 98 Gilbertson, Steve Gilder, Kelle 184 Gillespie, Gayle 120,122,207 Ginn, Vern 100,195 Gisselbeck, Denise 94 Gisselbeck, Donald 94,120,122 Gjording, John 184 Godbout, Clay 195 Godbout, Cliff 100 Goffe, Allan 165 Goffe, Jane 207 Golden, Dale 101,102,104, 184 Golden, Donna 195 Golie, Douglas 69,195 Golie, Vicky 131,165 Good, Ginger 96,108,109 Goode, Page 93,106,107,125. 129,130 Gordiner, Nick 194 Gordon, Becky 207 Gordon, Kevin 87,100 Gore, Roxi 96,108,184 Gould, Bill Gould, Dan 165 Gould, Greg 70,75,207 Gould, Linda 195 Gould, Mike 112 Gould, Tim Graeter, Brad 70,75,118,207 Graeter, Donna 165 Graff, Liz 34,39.47,107,108, 109,115,159,165 Grafft, Mike Graham, Leona 83,207 Graham, Ron 72,184 Graham, Sandra 92,105,184 Grande, Anita 165 Gray, Becky 166 Gray, Brenda 60.190,191,195 Gray, Deborah Gray, Rick 184 Gray, Vonnie 207 Green, Luanne 116,166 Green, Mike Greenfield, Douglas Greenfield, Jodie 195 Greenfield, Merlin 101 Gregory, Alita 166 Gregory, Dave 195 Gregory, Rita 166 Gregory, Sherri 112,195 Griffing, Claudia 50,112, 125,128,205,207 Griffing, Elizabeth 126,128, 191,195 Griffing. Lloy 35.47.50.82, 108,125,130,166 Grogan, Peggy Groshong, Pat 82,195 Grover, Stanley Grover, Susan Guerrera, Steven 195 Guschausky, David 100 Guschausky, Keith 207 Gyles, Dale Hackman, Miles 100 Hackman, Wilma 129,61 Hagan, Paul Hagestad, Nina 207 Hait, James Haley, Alan 98 Hall, Caylee 112,207 Hall, Dave Halland, Tanya Hallsten, John Hallsten, Thomas 126,130,191 Halverson, Arnold Halverson, Norman 39,99,115, 116,117 Hames, Sandi 207 Hamilton, Dan 66 Hammond, Jon 184 Hammond, Shaun 184 Hanger, Nancy 120 Hanner, Jean-Ann 99,195 Hansen, Greg Hansen, Janice 195 Hansen, Peggy 207 Hansen, Sarah 106,108,130 Hanson, Daniel Hanson, Richard 70,87,112 Harbison, George 195 Harbison, Robyn 96,207 Harper, Corinne 131,166 Harper, Diane Harper, Kim 118 Harper, Lesa 195 Harper, Susan 195 Harrison, Richard 195 Harrison, Vickie 83,207 Hart, Bracken Hart, Morgan Hartong, Susan 166 Hartse, Kevin 94,108,109, 120,122,123,184 Hartse, Merri 122,207 Harvey, Janice 98,120,122, 207 Hatfield, Rich Hatton, Debbie 195 Haugan, Laurie 184 Haugan, Nancy 94,107,128, 195 Hawkins, Thomas 70,89,120, 122,202,205,207 Hawley, Glenn 207 Hawley, Linda 166 Hawley, Raymond 87,195 Hayden, Gary 166 Headley, Thomas Heffernan, Bob 166 Heidemann, Pat 195 Heitz, Nola 52,53,166 Heller, John 166 Helmer, Denise Helsel, Larry Helsel, Terry Henderson, Dan Hendrickson, Sharlene 195 Henderson, Connie 99,166 Henes, Carolyn 195 Henes, Lori 207 Hennessy, Lee Ann 96 Hennessy, Luanne Hennessy, Susan 195 Henri, Vicki Hensel, Jena 104,108,184 Herbig, Cynthia 94,207 Herbig, Bob 58,66 Herbig, John Herndon, Lance Herron, Annette 131,166 Herron, Gwen 196 Hettich, Susan Hicks, Scott 196 Hiebert, Curt Hightower, Klas 100 Higgens, Cindy Hill, Bruce Hilton, Ron 69,196 Hindman, Marsha 166 Hitchcock, Shirley 99,114, 115,167 Hitchcock, Thomas Hochstrasser, Earl Hodge, Barbara 167 Hoeg, Betty 196 Hoeg, Bonnie 196 Hogan, Elizabeth Holden, Carol 120,185 Holden, Katherine 107,130,196 Holland, Bob 75,208 Hollinder, Larry 108 Hollinder, Leilani 167 Hollinder, Lenora 112,208 Holmes, Debbie 167 Holmes, Larry 58,65,66,167 Holmes, Wayne 81,112,208 Holmquist, Chester 101 Holt, Hal 58,98,167 Hood, Cindy 196 Hornick, Steven 130 Houseman, Belle 107,128,196 Houseman, Fred 58,81,167 Houtchens, Arthur Houtchens, Kathie 208 Houtchens, Sandra 185 Hubbard, Sandra 167 Hudlow, Zola 185 Hudson, Jim 70,75,208 Hudson, Larry 69,196 Hudson, Robert 38,43,129,130 Hudson, Susan 92,167 Hueth, Patricia 208 Huggins, Jeanie 169 Hughes, Doug Hughes, Patty 104,185 Hugos, Lucinda 185 Hulla, Jan 38,115,130,185 Hulquist, Elaine 167 Humes, Mike Hummer, Debbie Hummer, Kathy 92,185 Hunsaker, Cynthia 208 Hunt, Ginger 208 Hunter, Dan 82,196 Hunter, Rick 167 Hurlbert, Wendy 93,208 Hutchinson, Cindy 130, 196 Hutchinson, Mike 208 Hutchinson, Sandy 43,83,208 Hutchinson, David 127 Hyde, Robert Ibsen, Christine 112 Ibsen, Eric Ingalls, Bill Ingalls, Kevin 108,111,196 Ingalls, Linda Ingalls, Mark 119,125,168 Ingersoll, Karen 92,185 Jackson, Duke Jackson, Georgenia 185 Jackson, Larry Jackson, Shirley 131,168 Jacobs, Mary Jacobs, Yvonne 92,108 Jacobsen, Douglas 168 Jacobsen, Rod 196 Jacobsen, Rosalee 196 Jacobsen, Ted 168 Jacobson, Kathryn 107,116, 119.168 Jahner, Valerie 196 James, Donna 208 Janes, Allen 94 Janes, Lori 52,196 Jannach, Christie 168 Jasperson, Cindy 196 Jasperson, Hannah Jasperson, Sherry 168 Jassek, Sandy 185 Jenison, Butch 185 Jenkins, Joni 129,196 Jenni, Robert 98 Jensen, Alvin Jensen, Dan Jeszenka, Kathy 208 Jette, Danette 208 Jette, Edward 70,89 Jette, Jerry 58,65,66,67, 168 Johns, Mary 208 Johns, Randy Johnson, Brett 208 Johnson, Bruce 118 Johnson, Charles 168 Johnson, Connie 104,105,108, 109.168 Johnson, Cori 99,185 Johnson, Dan Johnson, Helen 130 Johnson, Janet 185 Johnson, Janice 208 Johnson, Jori 111,112,118, 196 Johnson, Judy 168 Johnson, Keenon 131,168 Johnson, Lanell 196 Johnson, Lynn 185 220 Johnson, Mardell 196 Johnson, Mark 196 Johnson, Mike 185 Johnson, Molly 208 Johnson, Penny 168 Johnson, Rik 58,66 Johnson, Ron 88 Johnson, Sherri 96,196 Johnson, Terri 96 Johnson, Tracy 208 Johnson, Vicki 42,94,101, 103,120.122.185 Johnson, Wayne 168 Jolliffe, Randle 70,75 Jones, Cayce 196 Jones, Douglas 58 Jones, Doug 168 Jones, Janette 99,112,196 Jones, Jayne Jones, Joe 208 Jones, Kim 208 Jones, Mark R. Jones, Mark W. 69,196 Jones, Stan 81,122 Joscelyn, Sue 208 Jovin, Dave Juhnke, Debra 197 Juhnke, Jeanine Kahm, Allen Kaiser. Bill 70,87,120,122 Kaiser, Susan 116,122 Kaiser, Timothy 116,117,169 Kallis, Allen Kallis, Tom 197 Kallin, Max 70 Kaufman, Cheryl 208 Kaufman, Rodney 81 Kaufman, Steve 197 Kelley, Mary 120.122,197 Kellogg, Mary 169 Kelly, Ina 83,197 Kenck, Carol 60,208 Kenck, Marsha 185 Kenck, Mary Ann 169 Kendall, Lori 208 Kendall, Marvin Kent, Michael 185 Kern, Richard 169 Kerns, Jack 70 Kester, Connie 104,185 Kester, Renee' 120.122.197 Ketchem, Debbie Ketchem, Steve 186 Kidder, Cindy 113.120,122,186 Kieckbusch, Karlla 197 Kieckbusch, Kim 186 Kildow, Aleta 94,108,109, 120,122,123,186 Kimmel, Arnold Kimmel, Eddie 169 Kimmel, Rose 108,169 King, Anthony 169 King, Kelly 197 Kinney, Alan 87 Kinney, Dan Kinney, Debbie 209 Kinney, Donald Kinney, Jerry Kittelson, Gary 120,122 Klaudt, Kenny 169 Kloepfer, Harold 58,66,169 Kluk, Marta 112,197 Knadler, Greg Knight, Bryan 58,59,65,66, 67.72.169 Knopp, Ken 169 Knoyle, Judy 169 Koble, Randall 105 Kobs, Douglas 209 Koepplin, Kathy 96,186 Koepplin, Ricky 69,197 Koepplin, Robert 88,209 Koepplin, Vicki 96,186 Koesler, Debbie Koontz, Nikki 209 Kooren, Bob Kooren, Theodore Koostra, Barbara 93,94,103, 120.129.197 Kost, David 75 Kost, Don Kost. Kathy 96,120,122,186 Kost, Louis Kostelecky, Sharon 88,197 Kottre, Charlotte 197 Kottre, Paul 209 Koures, Tony 81 Kovarik, Deaette 108,186 Kramer, Darla 197 Krause, Jerry Krogstad, Gay la 108,186 Kruckeberg, Jayne 92,111, 112.197 Kruckeberg, Karen 112,209 Kruckeberg, Kathi 34,41,47, 50.57.92.107.108.110.169 Kruger, Rachel 209 Krum, George 75,209 Kuffel, Connie 197 Kuffel, Phyllis 52,209 Kulju, Kip 87 Lachman, Alice 104,169 Ladwig, Wendy 169 La France, Alan 186 La France, Linda 96,186 Lafray, Terry 197 Lake, John Lamb, Reed Lande, David 58,66,78,108, 109,169 Lande, Marty 81,82 Landman, Jane Landman, Joanne 209 Langevin, Nora 209 Larsen, Leah 186 Larsen, Linda 209 Larson, Debbie 209 Larson, Donna Larson, Gil 169 Larson, Gilbert 186 Larson, Jacquelyn 209 Larson, Joni 209 Larson, Robert 108,170 Larson, Susan 186 Lasley, Debbie 197 Lassise, Janice 170 Lassise, Theresa 129 Lathom, Randy 112 LaTrielle, Mark 58,66,170 Lavoie, Cheryl 209 Lavoie, Randy 186 Lavoie, Tim Lawry, Liz 126 Lawson, Terry 50,60,88,98, 197 Layman, Kathleen 120, 122 128, 197 Lazott, Linda 186 Leach, Lita 131,170 Lee, Laura 209 Lefler, Mary 104,170 Lehuta, Diane 170 Lenz, Brian Lenz, Patty Lenz, Vickie 170 Le Sueur, Jerry 170 Lewis, Dan 82,209 Lewis, Donna 112, 197 Lewis, Janet 108 Lewis, Larry 186 Lindsay, Mark Little, Bonnie 108,109,170 Little, Sherry 186 Llewellyn, Martin Lobdell, Tim 89,209 Loeffler, Katherine 44,47, 94,108,109,170 Loewen, Lorna 209 Loewen, Mark 186 Lofftus, Susan 209 Lofgren, Nancy 94 Logan, Lanny 89,209 Long, Terri 96,98,112,197 Long, Viola 186 Longenecker, Kathleen 170 Longpre, Annette 107,112,202, 205.209 Longpre, Jamie Lott, Chris Lougee, Doll 124,170 Love, Jodi Love, Tim 81,170 Lowry, Duane Lucas, Debbie 197 Lucas, Eric 115,186 Lucas, Lois 88,114.115,170 Lucas, Rick 70,87,89,209 Lueck,Jack 186 Luft, Victoria 186 Lund, Karen Lund, Kris 82,98 Lundquist, Dan 81,191,209 Lundquist, John 88,198 Lundquist, Sally 197 Lynn, Scott 50,75,205,209 Lynn, Steve 198 MacArthur, Robert MacDonald, Doug 98,186 MacDonald, Gordon 43,50,51, 59.98.101.106,108, 109,170 Mace, Alan Mace, Debbie Mace, George Mace, Karen 88,209 Mace, Michael Mace, Terrie 88,198 MacIntyre, Rebecca 114,115, 171 Madar, Mike Madison, Robert 198 Maedche, Daniel Magone, Kathleen 107,111,112, 198 Magstadt, Mike 209 Maier, Chris 210 Malach, Renee' 120,122,210 Malach, Roxanne 210 Malcolm, Beth 94.95,112.210 Malcolm, Mark 58,66,108,186 Malek, Jeffrey 210 Manchester, Gary 198 Manchester, Ken 186 Manis, Cathy Manis, Holly Manlove, George 70, 98, 210 Manlove, Helen 96, 104, 108 186 Maplethorpe, Barbara Marceau, Nita 210 Marcinkowski, Patricia 120,122, 210 Marek, Robert 115,186 Markham, Craig Markham, Scott Markiss, Shelley 108,171 Mar kiss, Steven 171 Markland, Ronald 126,187 Marquart, Donald 88,210 Marshall, Dean 113 Marshall, Jerri Marshall, Jim 187 Martin, Faron 69 Martin, Linda Martin, Margie 171 Martin, Peter 198 Martin, Rick 75,120,122,210 Martinsen, Alison 96,171 Marvel, Glenda 171,181 Matt, Dowata Matye, Linda 171 Matye, Patty 198 Matzke, Doug 198 Matzke, Mary 171 Maun, Clark Mauth, Monty Maxson, Nancy 210 Maxwell, Elaine 46,94,113, 120,122,171 Maxwell, Stephen 89 May, Cyndi 112 McAdams, Shaun 70,87,210 McAffee, Gary 75,210 McArthur, Janet McCarthy, Shauna 107,114,115, 130,187 McCollum, Karen 187 McCoy, Robert 72,104,187 McDonald, Belinda 57,83,129, 198 McDonald, Cheryl 187 McDonald, Daryl 87 McDonald, Elizabeth 46,171 McDonald, Jim 221 McDonald, Keith 82,87,210 McDonald, Marvin 119 McDonald, Mick McDowell, Jeffry 29,39,50,51, 107,110,115,116,119, 120,122,159,171 McGee, Kathleen 210 McGillen, Harry 81 McGuirl, Bette McGuirl, Rose 198 McHugh, Sally 93,94,126,198 McKean, Katherine McKee, Bill McKee, Janet 210 McKee, Margaret 93,171 McKee, Teri 198 McKelvey, Kevin McKinney, Daniel 171 McKinney, Debi McKinzie, Mark McLaughlin, Connie 187 McLaughlin, Tom 75,210 McMorris, Colleen 107,210 McNees, Charles Mead, Terry 111,198 Meadows, John Meagher, Teri 210 Means, Christopher 210 Means, Dan 70,198 Medsker, Jody Merritt, Connie 210 Merritt, Vicky 104,187 Merseal, Dennis Merseal, Devera 171 Merseal, Kathy 52,172 Merseal, Patty 52 Merseal, Shirley 198 Mertins, Beverly 198 Mertins, Larry 118,172 Mertins, Mike 172 Meuchel, Dean 70 Meuchel, Dennis 58,66 Meuchel, Donald Meyer, Eddie 75,210 Michaels, Kathie 96,198 Michaud, Cynthia 172 Micknak, Sherry 94,126,198 Miller, Colleen Miller, Debbie 94,96,97,198 Miller, John Miller, Raymond 43,110,119, 120.122.198 Miller, Robert 98,120,122, 123,172 Miller, Susan 187 Mills, Denise 210 Minard, Raleigh 172 Minster, Tony Mitchell, Bill 210 Mitchell, Cathy 113,119,210 Mitchell, Craig Mitchell, Sherron Moberly, Jordon Moberly, Lane Mobley, Karla 60,112,210 Moderie, Betty 52,187 Moderie, Daniel 70,75 Moe, Betty 172 Moffatt, Lori 43,101,120,122, 123.198 Monaco, Cynthia 104,172 Monaco, Desiree 104,187 Montreuil, Charisse 198 Montreuil, Michele 52,210 Moore, Christine 187 Moore, Jack Moore, Peter 172 Moore, Shelli 210 Moraca, Brian 75,210 Moran, Kim 66,172 Morgan, Don 58,87,88,187 Morgan, Glen 198 Morgan, Rick 81 Morin, Gary 198 Morin, Robert 198 Morin, Steve 198 Morkert, Cynthia 52,186 Morkert, Darreld 186 Morse, Bill 70,210 Morse, Dennis 42,58,101,187 Morse, Michael 59,81,172 Morse, Richard Moses, LuAnn Mourar, Marcy 125,128,211 Murdaugh, Randal Murphy, Hilary 96, 211 Murphy, Joe 88,100,198 Murphy, Marian 118,159,172 Murphy, Stephen Murray, Bill 69,87,101, 114, 115,198 Murray, John 172 Murray, Liz 107,112,211 Murray, Patricia 104,172 Murray, Pete 69,198 Murray, Tom 172 Myers, Duana 211 Myers, Gary 187 Nace, Shannon 116,117,173 Nace, Tony Nahrgang, Wendy Narum, James 75,82,211 Narum, Marijean 108,110,187 Nash, Tim 211 Nash, Tina Neel, Todd 87,119 Neill, Nancy 88,98,211 Neilson, Bonnie 96,131 Neilson, Janice Neilson, John 187 Neilson, Mary 173 Neilson, Patricia 96,97,198 Nelson, Carole 198 Nelson, Debbie 113,187 Nelson, Donna 173 Nelson, Gary 82,211 Nelson, John 123 Nelson, Kathryn 173 Nelson, Tena 112,211 Nesbitt, Bonnie 187 Nettleton, Mary Netzer, Cindy 187 Neuman, Glenda 104,187 Neumiller, Richard Neumiller, Susan Nichols, Pam Nichols, Patricia 173 Nichols, Rick 118,173 Nicholson, Estelle 120,199 Niemeyer, Kristi 43,98,211 Noble, Cindy Nokleby, Teresa 199 Nordberg, Linda 96,200 Norbury, Linda 104,173 Norbury, Sandra Norbury, Virgil Norman, Meg Novak, Susan 187 Nowlen, Becky 52,108,173 Nowlen, Judy 108 Nuckolls, Sandra 211 Nydoske, Deborah Nyquist, Kathy 128,211 Nyquist, Lee 127,199 O'Brien, Mike Ochsner, Larry 187 O'Connor, Kurt Ogle, Susan 120,122,211 Ogle, Lynn 187 Oglesbee, James 58 Olbu, Gerald 78,81,199 Oliver, Jody 98,111 Oliver, Susan 112,199 Oliver, Tony 173 Olson, Celena 173 Olson, Dianna 96,159,173 Olson, Judy 104,173 Olson, Kathy 211 Olson, Marcus 102 Olson, Patricia 211 Olson, Roger 70,119,211 Onstad, Cheryl 187 Opheim, Georgia Oppegaard, Eva 211 Overland, Casey 94,109,173 Pace, Rebecca Palmer, Brenda 50,51,111,112, 191,199 Palmer, Charlene 112, 11 Palmer, Mike Paramore, Ben Parker, Cerese 187 Parker, Stephen Parks, Jackie 211 Parnell, Sara 112,199 Parrish, Carla 211 Paske, Gordon Patterson, Caroline 107,129,199 Patterson, Robert Paulson, Janice 52,173 Paulson, Warren 211 Payson, Susan 42,44,101,108,109, 173 Pearce, Debbie 211 Pearce, Judy 108, 187 Pearson, John 199 Pearson, Robert Peck, Laurie 60,98,199 Pedersen, Jerry Pel key, Abra 112,211 Pengelly, Laure 83,93,106,125, 128,130 Pepinn, Gloria Perkins, Cynthia 199 Perovich, Dennis 58,173 Peters, Dale 100,199 Petersen, Terri 199 Peterson, Linda 187 Peterson, Nona 174 Peterson, Erik Peterson, Robert 58,174 Peterson, Tim 87,98 Petroff, Gay Petroff, Kenny 75 Pettinato, Don 70 Pettit, Bob 69,199 Petty, Anne 112,199 Pew, Randy Pfau, Barbara 199 Pfau, Karen 199 Pfau, Kathy 187 Pfau, Kevin Pfau, Sharon 211 Pfeifer, Leola 211 Pfeiffer, Eric 42 Piane, Charmaine 34,47,57,174 Piane, Joe 108.111,199 Pickens, Eileen 104 Piper, Mary 96,187 Pitts, Debbie 94,199 Plaster, Larry Plieness, Congetta 174 Plieness, Sandra 199 Pogachar, Thomas 211 Poitras, Janis 211 Polakow, Marian Porter, Brenda 52,187 Porter, Geraldine 88,199 Porter. Greg 58.66,72,108.109, 174 Porter, Lanice 96,112,202,205, 211 Potter, Jenny Potter, Rose 174 Powell, Jeff 58,65,66,67,174 Powers, Jay 88,100,199 Prestegaard, June 211 Price, George 187 Price, Mary 211 Price, Sherri 174 Printz, Peggy Pritchard, Bobbi Pryor, Dorothy 120 Pulis, Charlene 174 Pulis, Diana 199 Pulliam, Jim 212 Ralstin, Lori 212 Ramos, Maria 187 Randles, Allan 102,190 Randles, Colleen Randles, Kevin 108,190,191 Rasmussen, Kelly 52,188 Rasmussen, Kenneth 116,117,174 Rasmussen, Mike 82,199 Rasmussen, Randy 39,116,117, 124,174 Rasmussen, Tara 126,188 Rasumssen, Timothy 82,212 Rautz, Cheryl 188 Ray, Sheryl Raymer, Randy Reber, Sue 52,98,112,212 222 Rebhahn, Edi 108,110 Redman, Thelma 199 Reed, George 78 Reesman, Robert 82,199 Reeves, Dawn Regan, Karen 113,174 Regan, Sandy 212 Rehberg, Stephen 69 Reich, Jeff Reich, Mark 72,199 Reimann, Lory 70,89 Reimers, Monja 104 Reineke, Bob 98,174 Reineke, Mitzi Reinhard, Barb Reinhardt, Elizabeth Reinhardt, Forest 94 Reinholtz, Mike Remington, Steven 212 Resner, Bonnie Resner, Linda 128,174 Resner, Steve 81 Reusser, Deborah Reusser, Linda Rhoades, Lailani 52,188 Rice, Connie 212 Rice, Dave 115 Rice, Mark 58,66,72,108,109, 174 Richards, Glen Richards, Janis 104,188 Richards, Joyce 212 Richardson, Cord Richardson, Roxane 175 Richlen, Brent 43,120,122,199 Richlie, Marlene Ridley, Deborah Ridley, Sherry Ridnour, Debbie 199 Riebe, Thomas Riefflin, Debbie 199 Riley, Denise 112 Riley, James 188 Risland, Dennis Robbins, K. Jon 116,175 Robbins, Linda 52,115,181 Roberts, Cherie 212 Robinson, Dan 188 Robinson, Bill 199 Robinson, Dominique Robison, Vickie Rodoni, Ed Roemer, Kathy 50,94,109,122, 123 Rogers, Cynthia 112,212 Rolshoven, Bill 75,112 Romanchuck, Barbara 200 Roney, Mike 175 Root, Joan 131,175 Rose, Pam 188 Rose, Patty 92,105,175 Rose, Rosalie 188 Rosean, Ken 188 Rosean, Rodney 106,175 Ross, Leonard 175 Ross, Robert Rostad, Brenda 92,175 Rostad, Debbie 92,200 Rostad, Marsha 92,175 Roth, Tammy Roth, Trina 200 Rothermel, James 115,127,129 Rowley, Sharon 212 Ruana, Dennis 70 Ruana, Vicki 188 Rumer, Debbie Rumer, Judy Rusk, Lela 200 Rusk. Terri 96,202,205,212 Russell, Jim 42 Ryan, Les 58,72 Ryan, Lonie 188 Ryan, Scott 200 Ryan, Terrie 96,212 Ryan, Valerie Rydquist, Jody 104,108,175 Sackett, Dan 175 Sackett, Dave 200 Salmonson, Katherine 93,130 Salomon, Janet 212 Samel, David 188 Samel, Denise 200 Sample, Ralph 200 Sample, Sharon 175 Sampson, Craig 43,101,115,130, 175 Sampson, David 69,108,111,118, 190 Sampson, Dirk Sandaine, Jeff 75,212 Sandaine, Sandy 75,212 Sandau, Kenneth 101,188 Sandefur, Denise 212 Sandgren, Cindy 212 Sandgren, Paulette 175 Saunders, Nancy 108,175 Savage, Dan Savage, Diane 108, 175 Sayler, David Sayler, Debbie 176 Sayler, Marvin 70,212 Scales, Madeleine 106,212 Schatz, Stephen 212 Schauer, Lee Ann 112,212 Scheeler, Greg Scheeler, Michelle Scheid, William 188 Schenck, Aaron Schenck, Larry 81 Schindler, Gerald Schlappy, Brent Schliebe, Brian 108 Schmauch, Len Schmidt, Dale 188 Schmill, Randy Schneiter, Stephen Schriver, Jane 104,176 Schriver, Kathy 176 Schroeder, Val Schuler, Dan 176 Schultz, Brian 200 Schultz, John 93,115,188 Schultz, Nancy 176 Schultz, Paul 200 Schulz, Terry Schwaderer, Shirley 212 Schwanke, Kathy 34,39,46,52, 116,117,176 Schwartz, Gary Schwartz, Tim 65,66,119 Schwartzenberger, Brenda 176 Schwend, Brad 89,188 Scott, Todd 176 Scott, Tom Seaman, Joni 112,191,200 Seaman, Richard 104,108 Sedgwick, Betty 108,110,188 Sehestedt, Amy 52,57,176 Siebert, John Seitz, Carolyn Seitz, Dale Sellegren, Lynn 75 Sellegren, Suzie 120,122 Seppala, Wes 88.120,122.200 Shaffer, Clark 58,72 Shaffer, Nancy Sharbono, Dean 81,112 Sharp, Cindy Sharp, Douglas Shatto, Ken Shatto, Mark Shaw, Jerry Shear, Jon 115,116 Shellenberger, Norma Shelton, Gay 92 Shelton, Kay 92,104 Shepard, Jay 70,81 Shepard, LeeAnn 96,200 Sherman, Linda 176 Shull, Robert Shull, Brad 58,66.176 Sidener, Steve 212 Siegford, Cindy 176 Siegford, Dale 129,176 Silvernail, Faith Silvernale, Mike 104 Simmert, Larry 75 Simmert, Robert 70,212 Simmons, David G. 70,212 Simmons, David H. 81,88 Simmons, Natalie 51,108,110,188 Simon, Barry 108,176 Singer, Melodee 34,53,108,109, 176 Skrivseth, Dean 100,176 Skrivseth, Mark 200 Slade, Kathy 112,200 Sloan, Michael 58,66,78 Sloan, Nancy 200 Slocum, Joan 176 Smalley, Cheryl Smith, Bob 70,88,120,122,212 Smith, Carl Smith, Cathy 176 Smith, Charlotte 47,177 Smith, Debra Smith, Eadie Smith, Gary 200 Smith, Keith Smith, Mark Smith, Mike 200 Smith, Morgan 70,75,212 Smith, Robert Smith, Sandy Smith, Steve 200 Sokolski, Anne 177 Sokoloski, Don 50,188 Sol, Geneva 188 Sol, Jana 112,212 Solander, Debbie 113,177 Solander, Laurie 212 Solle, David Spencer, Ronald 120,122,123, 200 Sperry, Russ 108 Sperry, Syndi Spring, Marchelle 213 Spring, Stephanie 83,213 Staggs, Patricia 200 Stalcup, Korene Stang, Dave 87 Stark, Dan 123,188 Startin, Barbara 213 Startin, Rose 188 Staudinger, Kari 213 Stebbins, Janet Steinberg, Debbi 104,177 Steinberg, Mike 58,74 Stephan, Dave 213 Stephens, Diana 200 Stephens, Mike Stephens, Russ 122,188 Stephens, Sally 96,191,200 Stetler, Debra Stetler, Exie 61,177 Stevens, Byron 84 Stevens, Dee 108,111,200 Stevens, John 69,200 Stevens, Laurie 213 Stevens, Orville 70,81,122, 213 Stevens, Rod Stevens, Russell 120,122,213 Stevens, Suzanne 120,122,188 Stevenson, Jim 200 Stevenson, Joy 213 Stevenson, Judy 60,112,213 Stevenson, Mike Stewart, Barbara 177 Stewart, Beverly J1 Stickney, Arlen Stickney, Mike 188 Stickney, Susie 131 Stiffarm, Delores 177 Stimson, Jim 70,81,213 Stinger, Anita Stinger, Clarice Stockner, Greg Stone, Craig 177 Stout, John Stovall, Karen Strait, Velma 112,213 Stratton, Gerald Strecker, Dean Strid, Joyce 177 Strid, Lee 42,101 Stroud, Theresa 188 Suckow, Bill Suckow, Leann 118,200 Sularz, Bob Sulier, John Susen, David 65,66,67 Susen, Mark 201 Sutherland, Stephen 130,177 Sutton, Judy 43,52,189 Swart, Keith 55,120,122,123, 189 Swart, Richard 70,88,120,122,213 223 Swarthout, Steve Swartz, Dar 177 Swartz, Francis 177 Swartz, Lyle 201 Swartz, Marlene Swift, Chris Syverson, Mike 108, 111 Taatjes, Larry Taber, Terry Taberna, David Taberna, Debbie 201 Tabish, Debbie 213 Taft, Robert Talbot, Deborah 101,112,213 Taylor, Marilyn 60,88,98,112, 201 Taylor, Sam 94,106,109 Teichrow, Ellen 108,110,177 Ternes, Cindy 50,205,213 Thane, Stephen 108,109 Thane, Teresa 101,213 Thomas, William 81 Thompson, Dean 88,213 Thompson, Debbie Thompson, Guy 189 Thompson, Henry 98,115 Thompson, John 88,98,213 Thompson, Steve Thornburg, Gloria 177,181 Thorn ing, Scott 201 Thrall, Diane 213 Thrasher, Gerald 88,213 Thrasher, Lynn 177 Thurman, Debra 189 Tiemyer, Ralph 177 Tiensvolds, Randy 70,213 Todd, Mike 189 Toler, Dave Tomlinson, James 35,38,46, 94,98,122,123,130,178 Touchette, Denise 178,201 Touchette, Marsha Towe, Larry Tracer, Brad Tracer, Bryan Traver, Dale 189 Tredik, Joe Treichel, David 87 Treichel, Joel 70 Trollope, Steve 213 Troutwine, Bruce 88, 89, 100, 201 Truett, Kathy 201 Tucker, Betsy 213 Tucker, Shirley 213 Turman, Linda 94 Turner, Monte 189 Turner, Patricia 52,53,92,104,113 Tweto, David 178 Tweto, Douglas 178 Tyler, Vicki 57,93,128,178 Uhde, Scott Ulrich, Robin 213 Undem, Kim 213 Undem, Vicki Underwood, Sandra 43,96,201 Unruh, Colleen 201 Urquhart, Jana Utech, Jean 122,213 Van Dyck, Kathryn 107,129 Van Dyke, Julie 213 Vaneps, Janet 189 VanMeter, Ann 120,122 Vann, Julie 213 Veitenheimer, Sheena 87,214 Verlanic, Mary 178 Verlanic, Jim Verlanic, Mary Vernon, Linden 39,107,115 Verworn, Brad 69,201 Vinje, Alan 214 Vizzutti, Melanie 98,120,214 Voss, Jerry 214 Voth, John Voth, Tom 50,81.205 Wacholtz, Jeff 119 Wafstet, Monica 201 Wagner, Hal 70,81,214 Waldbillig, George 43 Waldbillig, Linda 189 Walker, Cathie 201 Walker, Cynthia 99,122,178 Walker, Gary 104,189 Walker, Karen 214 Wallace, Carol 44,61,120,178 Wallace, Sheri 50,51,87,96,97, 205,214 Wallace, Susan 52,189 Wallace, Tim Wallace, William 108,111,201 Walsh, Ken 88,98,115 Walters, Cynthia Walters, Daniel Walther, James 189 Walton. Jess 122,123 Wambach, Bobi Warn bach, Carl Wamsley, Mike 98,178,214 Wamsley, Patricia 34,96 Ward, David Ward, Sherrie 98,214 Ward, Tim 201 Ward, William Warden, Larry Wark, Sandra 118 Warner, Al 82,130 Warthen, Robert 178 Watson, Debra 201 Watt, Ron 69,201 Weaver, Sam Webber, Pamela 88,126,201 Weber, Donna 178 Weber, Ken 119 Wehmeyer, Kim Weisheim, Bill 201 Weisheim, Ellie 99,189 Weldon, Kathi 96,97,201 Werner, Ruth 214 Westgard, Rhonda 96 Westgard, Tina 178,214 Weston, Barbara 52,178 Weston, Connie 96, 112, 214 Whalen, Damian 101, 106 Whalen, Teresa 34,108,109,158. 178 Wheeler, James 129,189 Wheeler, Michael 119 Wheeler, Kathleen 120 Whitcomb, Jim 87 Whitcomb, Lyle White, Larry White, Paula Suzanne White, Paula Mae 104,178 Whitehouse, Debra Whiting, Anne 214 Whiting, Cheryl 189 Whitmire, Maureen Whitmoyer, Virginia 39,52, 116,178 Wicks, Steven Wickstrom, Clyde Wiege, Douglas Wigen, Laurel 179 Wigen, Linda 179 Wigen, Renee Wilcox, Kevin 214 Wilcox, Valarie 189 Wilkinson, James Williams, Dallas 201 Williams, David Williams, David Lee Williams, Kim 214 Williams, Teresa 201 Williamson, Benji 35,58,65,66, 67.179 Williamson, Marco Willison, Carla 214 Willumsen, Myrna 189 Wilson, Charmaine 50,51,205, 214 Wilson, Donald 66,179 Wilson, Karen 214 Wilson, Ralph 201,87 Winchell, Craig 201 Winchell, Gary 78,179 Winchell, Sherry 112,214 Winchester, Kevin Winchester, Wanda 214 Wingate, Craig 120,122 Wingo, Dale Winn, Lewis 189 Winner, Mike 75,214 Winner, Pam 104,179 Winner, Michael Winslow, Gail 191,201 Winslow, Judy 47,52,129,179 Winz, Gary 201 Winz, Mike 179 Witt, Debbie Wittenberg, Marisa 214 Wittenberg, Scott Witwer, Gordon 43,47,101,120, 122.123.124.179 Wivell, Allison 115,189 Wohlschlager, Bonnie 104,189 Wojciechowski, Cindy 39,93,116, 179 Wold, Janice 179 Wolf, Duke 58,66,108,110,127, 179 Wolfe, Melinda 52,214 Wolfe, Wayne Wolters, Dan Wontor, James 89,214 Wontor, Patty 96,179 Wood, Debbie 189 Wood, Eric 214 Wood, Janice 189 Wood William 88,214 Woolridge, Tami 52,112,214 Woolston, David 179,214 Woolston, Ken 75 Worden, Laurie Wright, Vickie 93 Wright, Cynthia Wulfekuhle, George Wulfekuhle, Joseph 100,201 Wustner, Bert 81 Wustner, Pat Wysk, David 214 Wysk, Laurie Kay 214 Yarbrough, LeeAnn 124 Yates, Kim 201 Yelton, Vicki Zaharko, Randy Zaharko, Richard Zaharko, Robyn 108,110,189 Zavarelli, Joey Zavarelli, Rocky 118 Zentner, JoAnn 189 Zander, Chuck Zieg, Gerald 179 Ziegler, J.C. Ziegler, Roxanne Zimmerman, Thais 101,108,189 Zirker, Nila 43 224 i ; m