Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1973 volume:

r j £ it«ii ;4l - • L v.. - 1 k , 4 , n v ■■ ' 4 A c I - ' - v LS = HHSiiSt fll Hellgate High School, Missoula, Montana Volume 8 H ALB E R D Some illustrations in this book are suggested by the works of Pauline Baynes. I- r h$ iS i : o. l4 ; M xi 8 dU ;= ilr Leg man Les Ryan expels his mouth piece and moves in for a calf. Student life extends beyond the school building. Shaun McAdams kayaks through white water while others enjoy basking in the sunshine with friends. 6jt Against a backgroud of the pollution-shrouded Missoula Valley Kriss Lund soars high and free. Come dance with The west winds and touch on the mountain tops Sail o erthe canyons and up to the stars and reach for the heavens and hope for the future and all that we can be and not what we are. - John Denver STUDENT L I F E (ft-fl -(H)-ia-rt-ia-(H-M-tt- n-U)-M-tt-fl 2 6MIEIHZEIHZE (H)-h - -(N-h-W ' ( ' K)-h1 M)-fl -(M)- M -fl)-fl;-a-lH i ■ 1 1 ■ fc JS. u JUI lilH Li (H)-TO-(H- K)-(H)-fe-( -(Ri-(H)-(K) ' (H)-(K)-(5-(K -(H)-(R -4g v Ihink aboHT the Kind of u orld you Jan1 -fo vAJOrk and live n. Wh aT do you need To Kno ju To build t haT uuorld ? Demand tHcrt v ou.r teachers teach mou that! Paal Goodman io JMEC0MING72 Color, spirit and blasting brass bands created a merry celebration as Hellgate and Sentinel com- bined troops in joint Home- coming festivities. The scintillating ceremony of royalty crowning opened the joyful festivities, followed by a downtown parade and deafening outdoor pep assembly in Bonner Park. Both schools ' frenzied bands, bouncing cheerleaders and students bodies created the evening pep rally. Both schools dumped their op- ponents in a football double- header at the fairgrounds. The victories were followed by a joint dance to the electronic music of Devlin, MacDonald and Scales. The theme of the merrymaking was Everything You Always Wanted to Know About High School But Were Afraid to Ask, which obviously was the decision of Stupid (oops) Student Coun- cil. ROYALTY King Keith Swart Queen Jill Christopher Royalty— From left: Freshman Prince JayHuggins, Princess Kelly Treichel, Sophomore Prince David Everingham, Princess Madeleine Scales, Junior Prince Gary Manchester, Princess Laurie Peck, King Keith Swart and Queen Jill Christopher. 13 e , X 6 0 £ V p turn f k yk Jfl J f % 1=3 , J y tf 5 7 HHEHR iiflfllELaMBri E w, t .- . mi r - 17 Hellgate fans bellow as the Knights go downhill in the pig- skin clash with Sentinel. Jill Christopher meekly munches mushy marshmallows at a marshmallow eating clash of classes. She won the con- test but lost her appetite. 18 Conflict was part of the Hellgate scene, here portrayed in rehearsal of a drama cutting, The Maids. Kris Peterson took a real slap in the face from Hilary Murphy. Our understanding of how To live - live with one another-is still far behind our Knowledge of how to destroy one another.— Lyndon B. JoUson •i ' Spike scopes out the scene at Pop ' s for a sweet little sixteen. -•• « Come-oA Come- cl. S OdcAe-60 Why must 1 be a teen-ager in love???? Bobby Joe tells Doc about that horrible night on Dead Man ' s Curve. Jitter buggin ' and beboppin ' music from the juke box gets these greasers stompin ' . Betty Lou and Amy Sue dream of their teen-angel dreamboats. 14 wEiv-tai mm HONORS r Laure Pengelly Sandy Boehmler Top Twenty In addition to possessing the ability to count to twenty, per- sons qualifying were those whose grade point averages were among the twenty highest in the senior class. This grade average was the accumulation of the first seven academic semesters. These students were the top 5 per cent of the 1972- 73 graduating class. Carol Holden Thais Zimmerman Doug Greenfield JanHulla 33 David Hutchison Cindy Feucht AletaKildow Mike Wheeler More Top Twenty Bruce Ammons JohnBlanchette 35 Glenn Butler GIRLS STATE DELEGATES-FRONT ROW: Jill Chris- topher, Sandy Boehmler. ROW 2: Carol Holden, Thais Zimmerman, Sarris Clouse. Girls State What were you doing June 4-10 the sum- mer of ' 72? If you were a delegate to Boys or Girls State you were doing your thing as representative of Hellgate. Carroll College was the site for the girls and West- ern Montana College in Dillon the boys. Delegates were given an experience and insight into the workings of government. Mock conventions elected candidates to various offices. Interested juniors applied. The faculty then voted on those students who they felt would best represent Hellgate through qualities of leadership, responsibility and involvement. Juniors had the final vote determining delegates and alternates. GIRLS STATE ALTERNATES-Ruth Coats, Jan Hulla, Susan Cochran. Not pictured: Shirley Aarstad, Lynn Ogle, and Ann Cunningham. Natalie Simmons, delegate, ran unsuc- cessfully for mayor of one of the imagi- nary cities of Girls State, but was later appointed Fire Chief of the City. 36 Boys State BOYS STATE DELEGATES-FRONT ROW: Alan Haley, Lee Cheatham ROW 2: Ken Manchester, Paul Beaufait, Douglas Greenfield. Wild-eyed delegate Don Sokoloski holds the trophy he received as Out- standing Boys State Citizen. Summing up the activities at Boys State, Don said, The whole thing was really wild. ALTERNATES-FRONT ROW: Art Brammer, Jim Marshall ROW 2: Brian Schliebe, Eric Lucas, Ron Brevik. 37 Page Goode in Italy -i . i : m | ' ¥% i ( l St. Mark ' s Cathedral draws both people and pigeons. Enjoying a quiet meal is Page ' s Italian father ' ' Signor Palatini and her two sisters , Adriana and Antonietta. Apparently Page is enjoying the view of Venice, Italy, which she says is a beautiful city. Eating octopus- Going to school in a 600-year-old Baroque building- Arriving at school at 8 in the morning, 6 days a week. These were just a few of the adjustments Page Goode had to make as she jour- neyed to Italy as this year ' s foreign ex- change student. A small island, about 15 minutes away from Venice by boat, was her home. Her Italian family ' s name is Palatini. Three sisters are in the family— Anna 25; Adriana, 23, and Antoinette, 17. The extracurricular activities at school are basketball and politics. Writing to the Halberd, Page said her home life is not very different from her U.S. way of life except for the language difference. Each night the boat pilots dock their boats in a gondola parking lot. 38 A general view of the Grand Canal. mikm AosTc J Volley 7 Mfc. !Se Cristina Praz and her American sister, Boehmler. Sandy Cristina 1. Aosta is the town in which I study. I 2. Saint Vincent is the little town in which my family lives. 3. In this little village, Autey St. Andre, all American AFS students stay for two weeks to learn Italian before they meet their new Italian families. 4. This is the Aosta Valley. During the empire of Julius Caesar, the Romans needed to pass through this valley in order to con- quer France. The ancient inhabitants, large, strong soldiers called Salessi, did not like having the Romans in their territory. Thus they went to the top of the mountains and threw large rocks on the Roman troops. They were able to stop the huge army for two years. I wanted you to know about my little valley so that you can understand why I love it so much. But you also know how much I like Montana, its inhabitants, my new family and of course Hellgate. In my residence here, not only has my Eng- lish improved, but also my personality. I have participated in almost all aspects of the American way of life and my under- standing of people has increased. Thank you for teaching me so many things, and I hope you have learned something from me. 39 -CRISTINA PRAZ Brain Bowl Though the halftime score was 70-70, Hellgate Brain Bowl was downed by Spokane ' s Gonzaga Prep in its first match of the year, 235-95. In the past, the team has qualified for the quar- terfinals and semifinals of the competition. Members were chosen on an instant knowledge basis by Advisor John Koelbel. Members of the 1972-73 team were Cap- tain Jan Hulla, David Hutchi- son, Donald Gisselbeck, Ray Miller and Alternate Faul Crow- ley. BRAIN BOWL-FRONT ROW: Donald Gisselbeck, Cap- tain Jan Hulla. ROW 2: Ray Miller, David Hutchison and Alternate Paul Crowley. Carol receives her award from Mrs. Milton Philip, a representative of the Bitter Root DAR chapter. DAR Because of her qualities of depend- ability, service, leadership and patriotism, Carol Holden was cho- sen as the Good Citizen for the Daughters of the American Revo- lution. She was chosen by both Hellgate seniors and the faculty and she received a Good Citizen pin and certificate. As recipient, she became eligible for the state and national Good Citizenship contests. 40 Betty Crocker Award Paul Crowley had the distinc- tion of being Hellgate ' s first male recipient of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow Award. The contest is sponsored by General Mills and 1973 was the first year in which boys were eligible to par- ticipate. Paul was eligible for further state and national honors. Quill and Scroll QUILL AND SCROLL-FRONT ROW: Linda Robbins, John Blanchette. ROW 2: Paul Crowley, Shauna McCarthy. ROW 3: Debi McKinney, Helen Johnson, Cristina Praz. ROW 4: Dennis Morse, Don Sokoloski. Quill; something made from or like the quill of a feather, as a pen for writing. Scroll; a roll of paper or parchment: hence, a writing: schedule: list: also, a draft; outline. When you put these two words to- gether, you come up with a dedicated group of journalists out hustling for the latest news. Quill and Scroll is an international society for high school students who are selected at Hellgate on the basis of work on the Lance, Hal- berd, and Troubadour staffs. A quali- fier must also be in the top one-third of this class and be recommended by the advisor to the school publications. Think all the world is a stage? At least part of it is for members of Thespians. Thespians is a nationally recognized organiza- tion composed of high school dramatists. Points toward mem- bership are earned through in- volvement in drama competi- tion, performance in plays and backstage work. A banquet took place at the end of the year in which actors and actresses were awarded honors for their achievements. Marcus Olson attempts to discover whether the hand is quicker than the eye as he practices his pantomime, The Retired Magician. Thespians THESPIANS-FRONT ROW: Anne Whiting, Hilary Mur- phy, Merlin Greenfield, LeeAnn Schauer, Debbie Larson, Marcus Olson. ROW 2: Charmaine Wilson, Gayle Gillespie, Kris Peterson, Emily Clubb, Martha Ballard, Vicki Johnson. ROW 3: Susan Harper, Mary Burt, Janette Jones, Dan Crow- ley, Linnea Ernst, Deborah Talbot, Barb Koostra, Dennis Morse. ROW 4: Tom Hawkins, Rick Lucas. NOT PIC- TURED: John Blanchette, President, Linda Chilcoat, Col- ette Cragg, Mike Chamberpain, Charleene Forsythe, Dale Golden, Casey Randies, Paul Schultz, Lee Strid. 42 NFL-FRONT ROW; Kris Niemeyer, Theresa Thane, Clau- dia Griff ing, Paul Schultz, Cynthia Hutchinson. ROW 2: Shellene Moore, Merri Hartse, Nancy Templeton, Coach Susan Rowberry, Pat Olson, Karen Kirkpatrick. ROW 3: Robin Bulman, Diana Fairbank, Nancy Maxson, Morgan Hart, Jack Bird, Susan Bulman, Kathy Salmonson, Cindy Biggerstaff. NOT PICTURED: Jean Carter, Jean Collins, Kathy Holden, Dale Golden, Raymond Miller, Keith Swart, Jeff Wacholtz, Sherrie Ward, Thais Zimmerman. Five persons, Robin Bulman, Jean Carter, Claudia Griffing, Morgan Hart and Keith Swart earned the necessary 250 points towards attain- ing the highest status of membership— the ruby level of achievement in National Forensics League. NFL is an honorary organization which promotes high school speech activities. Points are accumulated through speech competition, corresponding with the achievement of the speakers. By earning a minimum of 25 points, speakers are entitled to membership. The special annual tournament for NFL mem- bers was in Havre. Speakers were involved in several categories of speech including student congress, expository, original oratory, im- promptu, oral interpretation, debate and ex- temporaneous speaking. National Forensics League Assistant Coach Pat Knierim and Coach Susan Rowberry organize a practice schedule for an upcoming tournament. 43 NATIONAL MERIT SEMIFINAL- ISTS— Eric Pfeiffer, Laure Pengelly, DonGisselbeck. National Merit Semi-finalists Don Gisselbeck, Laure Pen- gelly, and Eric Pfeiffer have conquered the percentile which qualifies them as National Merit Semi-Finalists this year. Juniors are given the oppor- tunity of earning scholarships and recommendation by taking the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test and the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. The test is taken by more than a million students across the country and about 1 per cent of these students are se- lected as Semi-finalists. Commended students These persons thus earned the chance to become Finalists and receive more valuable awards. Four other Hellgaters deserve special mention for their efforts on the test though they missed the cut-off percentile by a small margin. They are National Merit Commended Students Paul Beaufait, Lee Cheatham, Mike Johnson and Craig Win- gate. NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED STUDENTS-Mike Johnson, Paul Beaufait, Lee Cheatham. Not pictured— Craig Wingate. 44 Thais Zimmerman Outstanding teens Lee Cheatham Five Hellgate seniors were nom- inated as Outstanding Teen- agers of America for 1972-73; Sandy Boehmler, Lee Cheatham, Debby Doyle, Laure Pengelly, and Thais Zimmerman. Criteria for selection of the stu- dents were demonstrated lead- ership ability, unusual talents, excellent academic achievement and community service. These persons were eligible for further state, regional and national awards and scholar- ships. Debby Doyle Laure Pengelly 45 Junior Miss Dancing her way through the talent competition, Linda Peterson captured highest honors at the pageant. Carol Holden— Scholastic Achievement Award. By possessing creative talent, a good scholastic record, youth fitness, poise and the ability to wow her interviewers, Linda Peterson became the Missoula Junior Miss of 1972. Blonde, blue-eyed Linda received $225 in scholarships and savings bonds in addition to gifts from local merchants. She also re- ceived $100 toward costs of participating in the state-wide competition. Ginger Good, another blonde, made a clean sweep of the first runner-up, Spirit of Junior Miss, and Talent award titles. Carol Holden was third runner- up and the Scholastic Award winner. Ginger Good— Singing You Can ' t Get a Man With a Gun brought Ginger the Talent Award. She also received the Spirit of Junior Miss and first runner up title. ffl Lijlb yJP • ' II ■ ■ i -i 46 g gfr Letting their talent go to their heads are Vicki Johnson and Barb Koostra, All Northwest Band participants. All-Northwest Musicians Nine musicians from Hellgate, with rigorous and diligent practice— along with talent— were selected as All-North- west participants. The qualifiers for band were Barb Koostra and Vicki Johnson. In chorus Mary Burt, Chris Giere, Kevin Hartse and Kathy Roemer represented Hellgate. Orchestra partici- pants were Martha Ballard, Cindy Her- big and Debbie Pitts. Taped audition was the basis for selection and more than 4,000 student musicians audi- tioned; about 800 made it. The All- Northwest members performed for the biennial meeting of the Northwest Division, Music Educators National Conference at Portland, Ore. Debbie Pitts, Cindy Herbig and Martha Ballard are all strung out as they dutifully rehearse for All-Northwest. 47 , Top local vocals of Hellgate are from left, Kathy Roemer, Kevin Hartse and Chris Giere. Not pictured is Mary Burt. SERVICE iVti ) Curriculum committee CURRICULM COMMITTEE-FROM LEFT: Cristina Praz, Mary Burt, Paul Crowley, Gerald Olbu, Laure Pen- gelly, Sandy Boehmeer, Betsy Griffing, Shauna McCarthy. NOT PICTURED: Cyndie Hutchinson, Mary Anne Burn- ham, Tracy Johnson, Marcy Mourar, and John Schultz. Curriculum Committee, once a Student Council experiment, emerged fully independent as one of Hellgate ' s new organizations. Opened to all students willing to come— and work— Curriculum Committee studied many aspects of the school ' s curriculum. Members sat in on department meetings to hear what teachers wanted. They listened to the ideas of students, then got together and drafted suggestions for changes in the school ' s curriculum to present to the administration. Curriculum Committee didn ' t stop there. If it ' s suggestion was adopted, they would review it, to see if it was an effective change. Members discussed plans for a nine-period school day, talked about revisions for the Eng- lish curriculum and reviewed programs such as the freshman careers course and driver educa- tion. Hellgate students are provided with a voice in the quality of their classes, a luxury that few schools provide. 49 Advisor Elizabeth Taylor and Chairman Laure Pengelly. i Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL-FRONT ROW: Keith Swart, Deb- by Doyle. ROW 2: Judy Sutton. Shauna McCarthy, Carol Holden, Forey Bradley ROW 3: Sandra Underwood, Lori Moffatt, Barbara Koostra, Betsy Griffing, Emily Clubb, Brenda Palmer, Susan Barker. ROW 4: Bob Smith, Char- maine Wilson, Anne Whiting, Lanice Porter, Tom Hawk- ins. ROW 5: Ray Plieness, John Hunt, Frank James, Lynda Johnson, Judy Windham, Jeri Nydoske. 50 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS- FROM LEFT: Vice Presi- dent Keith Swart, Secretary Debby Doyle, President Don Sokoloski. NOT PICTURED is Treasurer Natalie Simmons. Ringleaders Student Council changed student life in ' 73. The student government was made up of repre- sentatives from every class. One of the first changes was a rotating meeting schedule, which enabled more members to attend the meetings. During the school year, Student Council planned a joint (K)nighttime homecoming parade and pep rally at Bonner Park with Sentinel . The actions seemed to improve relations with those kids from the other side of town . Other projects planned were a Student Coun- cil sponsored bus trip (and picnic) to Kalispell for a football game and a student exchange pro- gram. A Winter carnival, the removal of the H on Mt. Jumbo and the building of a mall on Eddy Avenue (depending on the city ' s plan to close the block) were discussed. When litter threatened a source of income for Student Council funds, an anti-litter campaign was started to hopefully get rid of the garbage in the halls and re-open the vending machines. Advisors MAE NAN ROBINSON DON LAWSTO s — — - r BETTE KENNETT Key Club KEY CLUB-FRONT ROW: Keith Swart, Kevin Krout, Gil Larson. ROW 2: Frank Gaul, Doug MacDonald, Dave Simmons. ROW 3: Mark Susen, Kevin Ingalls, Tim Billingsley. ROW 4: Armond Deschamps, Doug Golie, Steve Swart- hout, Lee Nyquist. ROW 5: Lanny Logan, Tom Hawkins, Dan Sullivan. ROW 6: Morgan Smith, Rick Swart, Gary Getz. ROW 7: Scott Lynn, Bob Smith, Steve Fairbank, Mike Wamsley. ROW 8: Ron Watt, John Stevens, Mike Smith, Rich For- bis, Ray Lynn. KEY CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD-FRONT ROW: Mr. John Koelbel, John Stevens, Frank Gaul, Doug MacDonald. ROW 2: Lee Nyquist, Don Sokoloski, Mark Susen, Scott Lynn. We Build was the 1973 motto of Key Club. Its purpose was to be of help to the community and just to be with the guys. The club members played a 24-hour basketball game against the Sentinel Key Club members and had a leg contest to earn money for Lor- rie Johnson who had leukemia. Key Club spon- sored a Sadie Hawkins dance and participated in an assembly skit with the Pep Club. One future plan discussed by Key Club mem- bers was to include more students to reach a more outstanding potential in community ser- vice. It was suggested to merge with S Club, a Girls ' service club, into a Keyettes Club. The clubs would have their separate meetings, but would join for more beneficial and varied proj- ects. A look of friendly tolerance on his face, Mark Susen coolly asked prospective members, Do you deserve Key Club or does Key Club deserve you ? Doug McDonald and Gil Larson selling the everlasting Knight Life. 53 With a score of 1,948 to 1,900 and Sentinel in the lead, the 24-hour basketball game was played by Mike Gaub and others. In the end no one lost because someone was helped. S Club-FRONT ROW: Lynn Ogle, Cinda Hugos, Deb- Herbig, Geraldine Porter, Gloria Case, Belinda McDonald. bie Pitts, Susan Cochran, Susan Ogle, Susanne Foss, Susan ROW 3: Charlotte Cromwell, Susan Bethke, Jayne Krucke- Campbell. ROW 2: Jackie Cheatham, Gayle Gillespie, Con- berg, Jean Collins, Linda Gauld, Susan Harper, Denise nie ' Kester, Anne Whiting, Charmaine Wilson, Cynthia Samel, Laura Anders. ROW 4: Carol Chaffee. S Club— S for service— is an organization for girls aimed at serving the community in any way possible. Regular meetings discussed new and old projects such as collecting money for the March of Dimes, recycling cans from the cafeteria and the members ' choice of tearing or building up the H on Mt. Jumbo. S Club is sponsored by the Soroptimists, a women ' s group, Soroptimist members attend the initiation of new mem- bers and special meetings. Service Club Generally S Club brought girls together to share their ideas and opinions and channel some of their energy into a community effort. M OU onto , u nm mil of your t is mat van truly aivts? Kafilil Gibrtfh Mat Maids Mat Maids is an organiza- tion added to increase interest in the wrestling squad. The main policy is to encourage students to be active sup- porters of the wrestling program. Plans for the 1972-73 year were to sponsor a $50 schol- arship for a senior varsity wrestler, and to sponsor an annual Powder Puff Wres- tling Match. They served as hostesses at all tournaments, kept score at all Frosh and Junior meets and provided the school spirit Hellgate showed throughout the year. Head Wrestling Coach Lanny Bryant said the girls did a great job in supporting the wrestlers, considering that it was a brand new organiza- tion. He said he was proud of their work. MAT MAIDS-FRONT ROW: Gail Verlanic, Treas. Deb Bardwell ROW 2: Kim Healea, Pres. Ann Clayton, Marta Mitchell. ROW 3: Janet Tennant, Sec. Debbie Davis, Vice Pres. Julie Madar, Teresa Nokleby. The formation of Mat Maids was inspired by Head Wres- tling Coach Lanny Bryant (pictured below). Not pictured are Mat Maids Chaperones Ann Bryant and Diann Wiesner. LETTERMENS CLUB-FRONT ROW: Jay Shepard, Alan Haley, Doug Golie, Ron Hilton, Bob Pettit, Bob McCoy, Mark Malcolm, Ken Petroff. ROW 2: Dean Sharbono, Rod Kaufman, Steve Swarthout, Craig Fedore, Mike Sloan, Gus Campbell, Jim Marshall. ROW 3: Rocky Dubia, Dick Barnes, Steve Anderson, Ben Harbison, Neil Cole, Don Mor- gan, Steve Schneider, Mike Steinberg. ROW 4: Kelly Crisp, Dennis Morse, Armond Deschamps, Mark Reich, Jim Cole, Les Ryan, Fred Carl. Lettermen ' s Club The Lettermns Club is sort of a dual purpose organi- zation. It is honorary by nature of the qualifications for membership, and service-oriented by direction of its constitution. The Lettermens Club is pledged to perform duties that aid and promote the spirit and welfare of the athletic programs at Hellgate. To be a member, a young man must be a varsity athletic award winner. Fund raising activities used to offset the costs of ath- letic-affiliated expenses are often run by the club mem- bers. xS Some fund raising activities include athletic program ad sales, selling programs at games and operating pop and popcorn concession stands at basketball games and wrestling matches. The money made possible the pur- chase of a movie projector, helped defray the cost of filming games and allowed the purchasing of individ- ual trophies and the bettering of trophies already won by Hellgate athletic teams. The club will assume the sponsorship of the Chuck Peck Track Award, in remembrance and honor of the late Charles R. Peck. It will be awarded annually to the young man selected as the outstanding track and field athlete. The head coaches of the various sports at Hellgate serve as advisors for the club. 57 I I ■ X. ' ■ fr ' wr ' PEP CLUB-FRONT ROW: Heidi Hess, Joyce Richards, Sherri Wallace, Jill Christopher, Connie Rice, Shannon Clouse, Sally Brown, Karen Shull, Patsy Staggs, Sharon Gleason. ROW 2: Nancy Weber, Sue Reber, Kim Pfau, Anita Rice, Sally Anderson, Kris Peterson, Sandra Under- wood, Sheila Panian, Linda Schroer. ROW 3: Liz Bern- hard, JoAnn Haugen, Debbie Davis, Stephanie Spring, Edith Cope, Teresa Nokleby. ROW 4: Sharon Dickhaut, Terri Mace, Robyn Harbison, Terri Johnson. ROW 5: Barbara Neilson, Sherri Johnson, Kelly Rasmussen, Deatte Kovarik. Advisor Pamela Dale To have been a member of Pep Club meant: Going to games to shout and scream— win or lose; being glad to earn money for a new sweater of scarlet and gold; knowing that everyone wants to support the event when what he is doing is of the minority but for the majority. Advisor Vicki Randall 58 § w And Terri Johnson told Teresa Nokleby, Look, I know what I ' m doing! President Jill Christopher It ' s turkey time again, Hellgate ' s popular battle cry, was carried out by Kelly Rasmussen and Sherri Johnson in ex- pectation of Hellgate vs. Sentinel. 59 fc Terry Lavvson Deatte Kovarik, alternate Varsity Brenda Gray Marilyn Taylor Ginger Good Cheerleaders w3k Laurie Peck 60 Forey Bradley, Captain JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-From LEFT: Joyce Richards, Sherri Wallace, Debbie Stetler, Terri Long, Terrie Mace. ADVISOR Terry Yasenak Cheerleaders united to set the pace of the crowd for a live undercurrent of excitement that rip- pled and flowed throughout the games. Above all, the 1972-73 year was noted for the high rush of school spirit. When the Hellgate fight song was played by the Hellraisers, the pep band, the student body gave animated and aroused support. Once when the cheerleaders broke out with We ' re the Knights, and we ' re proud, in the back bleachers a short-lived, but messy squab- ble went on during which all near-by persons were sprayed with mustard. The cheerleaders cheered, not only for foot- ball and basketball, but also for the track and wrestling meets. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS -FRONT ROW: Barbara Neilson. ROW 2: Kim Sandberg, Kay Sandberg. ROW 3: Peggy Koepplin. SPORTS tfS All star Les Ryan trucks on. Halfback Mark Malcolm dashes down field toward the goal line. V 1 Excitement was the byword at Knight football games this year. As is clearly evident, spirit was at an all- time peak in the persons of these three sideline sup- porters. ■HI 63 Mark Malcolm ■ Dave Mayer Bob Buck Rod Kaufman Jim Marshall Les Ryan Al Chilcoat Senior Knights Dick Barnes m i Mike Sloan - u M Al Jensen Mike Steinberg Alan Haley £3 74 45 ii 2 894 5«g 1 ' —M 1 B l J KNIGHTS-FRONT ROW: Armond Deschamps, Mark Clark, Fred Carl, Steve Anderson, Steve Swarthout, Bob Pettit, Gary Manchester, Ron Hilton, Doug Golie, Paul Schultz, Dave Sampson, Steve Rehberg, Rick Koepplin. ROW 2: Mark Malcolm, Al Jensen, Les Ryan, Rod Kauf- man, Al Chilcoat, Dick Barnes, Mike Steinberg, Jim Mar- shall, Mike Sloan, Bob Buck, Alan Haley, Dave Mayer, Don Morgan. COACHES-FROM LEFT: Russ Pil- cher, Ken Walt, Gary Trenary, Frank Bain, Kevin Hammond. Together we can make it happen was the Knights ' motto throughout the 1972 season. The team closed-out competition with an earned 5-5 mark even though predictions were for a 2-8 record. The season was satisfying in spite of disappointing losses to five teams. The Knights fought from ninth place to fifth place in the power ratings during the season. All-State honors were awarded to Les Ryan, Mike Sloan and Gary Manchester. Craig Fedore and Mike Steinberg received honorable mentions for their efforts. The 1972 Knights chose Les Ryan as the Most Valuable Player, Mark Malcolm as Outstanding Offensive Back, Mike Sloan as Outstanding Offensive and Defensive Lineman, Don Morgan as Outstanding Defensive Back and Mike Steinberg as the Most Improved Player. Knights 7 Kellog 6 Knights 33 Billings Senior 6 Knights 6 Helena 9 Knights 16 Great Falls Russell 14 Knights 14 Great Falls Central 13 Knights Kalispell 8 Knights 27 Billings West 6 Knights 7 Butte 14 Knights 13 Great Falls Public 26 Knights Sentinel 16 Ben Harbison, as well as other varsity players, greatly needed and appreciated Manager Ken Petroff. 65 66 - M JS F7TF3 $ $ I 81 40 3« f S3 61 cjs 81 38 W r- y -,1 - SQUIRES-FRONT ROW: Lee Black, Kevin Cregg, Bob Smith, Jim Stimson, Hal Wagner, Marty Elison, Kip Kulju, Max Kallin, Chris Means, Tony Koures, Larry Alexander. ROW 2: Greg Ammondson, Jay Shepard, Dave Simmons, Tom Voth, Dave Everingham, Dan Sisk, Jeff Sandaine, Shaun McAdams, Kasey Anderson, Tom Hawkins, Dave Kost, Bill Mores, Stan Doll, Jim Hudson. ROW 3: Coach Dick Morris, Mick Moran, Greg Gould, Paul Fossum, Scott Lynn, Dan Moderie, Brad Graeter, Lory Reimann, Rick Swart, Lynn Sellegren, Leland Herbel, Joel Treichel, Craig Fairclough, John Purchio, Coach Bob Casey. Fine athletic ability and an appetite for victory were the key elements of a successful sophomore football squad. Coach Bob Casey and his 1972 team ended the season with a 4-3-1 record and a promise for strong future Knights. Although the Squires lost three games, the gridders trampled the Sentinel Spears 12-0. Pride and power in the defensive and of- fensive units gave the team a satisfying record. Coach Casey and Coach Dick Morris played important roles in leading the team through a good season. Contented Coach Robert Casey. Sophomore Super «Hi Squires 67 j Ikt AeTft MmB L i GOLDS-FRONT ROW: Manager Leon Sloan, Dennis Tayer, Mike Larson, Kevin Krout, Wayne Hausauer, Ray Plieness, Tim Tevebaugh, Steve Wright, John Pogachar, Tony Purchio, Steve Boyer, Chris Taberna. ROW 2: Steve Hunter, Ken Merwin, Brian Hoeg, Shawn Anderson, Steve Kaphammer, Bruce Gerlach, Eric Rolshoven, Max Good, Stan Price, Terry Mason, Jeff Verworn, Larry Faulker, Casey Cregg. ROW 3: Coach Ron Jones, Cary Mona- co, Dale Janes, Mark Marcinkowski, Jeff Hill, Al Riefflin, John Singer, Ken Harrison, Ralph Sandaine, Dave Glea- son, Jim Warner, Mark Schonrock, Pat Chamberlain, Rick Demarinis, Randy Seaman. Is it Coach Ron Jones or an odd-shaped brick? Tougher than tungsten, Coach Glen Harper. The 1972 Freshman Gold football team brought a great deal of satisfaction to Coach Ron Jones when the squad established a 2-3-1 season. Jones said that the Golds played hard and strong. The big thrill of the season was when the team played Kalispell in a game which was described as a snow battle. The experience of running plays on the snow- blanketed field ended in a 6-6 tie. This year the Freshman Red football team, under the coaching of Mr. Glen Harper, came through with a 2-3- 1 record. Even though the Reds didn ' t have a spectacular season, the team possessed winning spirit and Hellgate pride. As Coach Harper put it, the 20 gridders showed desire, and promise, and really wanted to play ball. RED-FRONT ROW: Randy Chris- tianson, Kevin Finnegan, Steve Hatton, Jeff Magstadt, Mark Elison, Bill Hamil- ton, Kirk Ogrin, George Golden, Greg Cottier, Ron Schwend. ROW 2: Steve Harper, Mike Moderie, Rob Garrick, Blaine Taylor, Keith Lawrence, Rob Wilson, Mike Evans, Dan Brockway, Robin Hood, Allen Grimsley. ROW 3: Coach Art Schmid, Russ White, Craig Cordial, Shawn Clouse, Jay Huggins, Brad Fairclough, Pat Armstrong, Don Abernathy, Mark Huguet, Jim Brant, Bob Coffman, Pat Barker, Jim Williams, Coach Glen Harper. Frosh Football fj f 3 SQUIRES JUNIOR VARSITY Squires 57 Squires 43 Squires 63 Squires 62 Squires 76 Squires 76 Squires 50 Squires 53 Squires 61 Squires 51 Squires 45 Squires 67 Squires 58 Squires 51 Squires 40 Squires 54 Squires 36 Loyola 37 Granite 72 Whitefish 40 Helena 51 Poison 37 Great Falls 55 Sentinel 39 Flathead 54 Butte 42 Hamilton 45 Alberton 69 Butte Sentinel Flathead Loyola St. Regis Helena Hellgate Scores! JV 57 Drummond 64 JV 72 LibbyJV 33 JV 29 Helena J V 30 JV 68 Anaconda J V 37 JV 41 Butte Central J V 48 JV 46 Sentinel J V 53 JV 41 Great Falls J V 53 JV 49 Flathead JV 62 JV 68 Butte J V 58 JV 61 Bozeman JV 51 JV 55 Sentinel JV 56 JV 44 Helena J V 70 JV 51 Bozeman J V 50 JV 53 Drummond 49 JV 68 Anaconda J V 26 JV 64 Butte J V 54 JV 56 Sentinel JV 61 JV 43 Flathead JV 72 VARSITY Knights 58 Knights 53 Knights 67 Knights 93 Knights 72 Knights 70 Knights 56 Knights 68 Knights 76 Knights 59 Knights 49 Knights 60 Knights 56 Knights 78 Knights 80 Knights 70 Knights 62 Knights 71 Knights 59 Knights 56 FRESHMAN GOLDS Golds 49 Florence 34 Golds 68 Loyola Frosh 33 Golds 52 Sentinel Purples 48 Golds 62 Butte Central Frosh 53 Golds 59 Sentinel Golds 43 Golds 41 Hamilton Frosh 29 Golds 68 Flatehead Frosh 53 Golds 58 Butte West 53 Golds 47 Sentinel Golds 45 Golds 58 Helena Junior High 55 Golds 83 Loyola Frosh 23 Golds 73 Drummond J V 48 Golds 61 Anaconda Frosh 28 Golds 81 Butte East 61 Golds 74 Flathead Frosh 47 Golds 55 Sentinel Purples 58 Billings Senior 67 Billings West 48 Libby 55 Whitefish 60 Poison 59 Helena 58 Anaconda 59 Butte Central 56 Great Falls Public 65 Flathead 40 Butte 62 Bozeman 62 Sentinel 73 Helena 70 Hamilton 57 Bozeman 39 Anaconda 54 Butte 58 Sentinel 68 Flathead 53 FRESHMAN REDS Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds Reds 42 Philipsburg 27 69 Poison 44 61 Sentinel Golds 41 63 Anaconda 38 59 Loyola 28 36 Sentinel Purples 51 51 St. Regis J V 39 73 Kalispell 49 46 Butte East 57 53 Sentinel Purples 42 47 Helena 54 66 Hamilton 62 61 Loyola 28 57 Alberton J V 40 76 Butte West 53 66 Kalispell 45 40 Sentinel Golds 50 69 A Kalispell Brave tries to check Mike Steinberg ' s shot. Guard Ron Graham scores an easy two points with a lay-up. Mark Reich goes up and over for a basket. Les Ryan looks for a break in the Kali- spell defense. « VARSITY-FRONT ROW: Trainer Mark John- son, Coach Russ Sheriff, Manager Ken Petroff. ROW 2: Doug Matzke, John Neilson, Howard Cotten, Bob McCoy, Mike Steinberg, Mark Reich, Wes Brumwell, Jim Marshall, Steve Schneiter, Mark Malcolm, Les Ryan, Ron Graham. Varsity Although the Knights started out as inexperi- enced ball players, they matured through the season and came a long way as a team. Coach Russ Sheriff was pleased with the improvement shown. He said the Knights played well and to their maximum ability and the players on the bench did a very good job of filling the shoes of the starters in the divisional tournament games at Butte. Hellgate will be graduating nine senior basket- ball players who have shown leadership when things were not going well on the court. Wes Brumwell tips it to a Knight. 71 JUNIOR VARSITY-FRONT ROW: Randy Joliffe, Brad Graeter, Bill Ingalls, Mike Smith, Rich Forbis. ROW 2: Coach Tom Demmons, Dale Wingo, Jim Narum, Rich Hatfield, Darrell Beck- with, Steve Fairbank, Manager Jim Hudson. Not pictured: Mik Moran. Under the patient supervision of Coach Richard Dunn, the Sophomore basket- ball team wrapped up its season with an 11-6 record. The team ' s drive combined with Coach Dunn ' s admirable direction enabled the Squires to acquire a winning record this season. Coach Dunn employed a fast-paced game strategy throughout the season. In doing this the Squires were able to outmaneuver their opponents en route to their 11 victories. The Junior Varsity basketball team, under the direction of coach Tom Demmons, closed the season with a win- loss record of 8-10. Confident of his team ' s ability, Coach Demmons said that with a year ' s growth and more experience the boys should be ready for varsity ball. Mr. Demmons said the round-ballers showed definite improvement and towards the end of the season they played better ball as a team. Throughout the season, Coach Demmons used a strat- egy that was based on good defense and ball control. Coach Demmons cited their second loss to Sentinel and their victory over Drummond Varsity as the team ' s best performances. SQUIRES-FRONT ROW: Jim Won- tor, Bob Smith, Lynn Sellegren, Greg Ammondson, Bill Rolshoven, Kevin Cregg. ROW 2: Tim Lobdell, Craig Fairclough, Bruce Carter, Greg Gould, Scott Lynn, Jim Jahner. ROW 3: Coach Richard Dunn, Judd Youell, Mark Burgess, Rick Martin, Morgan Smith, Mike Wamsley. ROW 4: Lanny Logan. RED-FRONT ROW: Manager Dave Burnham. ROW 2: Barney Williams, Steve Hanks, Tim Swift, Bob Garrick, Ralph Sandaine, Pat Barker. ROW 3: Mark Schonrock, Randi Seaman, Don Abernathy, Shawn Clouse, Pat Armstrong, Joe Stubb, Jay Huggins, Jim Brant, Paul Reich, Coach Russ Pilcher. This year both freshman basketball teams came through the season with outstanding records. Jim Heydon, coach of the Gold team, brought his squad to end the season with a 15-1 record. Coach Russ Pilcher, of the Red team, closed the season with an impressive record of 13-4. Freshmen GOLD-FRONT ROW: Lar Autio, Brad Murray, Bill Hamilton, Marvin Clover, Mike Larson. ROW 2: John Faust, Mike Evans, Blaine Taylor, Mark Marcinkowski, Mike Baugh. ROW 3: Ron Bailey, Craig Cordial, Mark Hu- guet, Al Riefflin, Cary Monaco, Dave Gleason. ROW 4: Manager Kevin Krout, Manager Russ White, Dennis Taylor, Coach Jim Heydon. ft h m , of Per orniailpe is lA orth UfhoIe ' Uforlil Pron jise. AOW ©II 74 75 Hellgate matman Mike Sloan takes con- trol. Rocky Dubia struggles to escape from a Bison grappler. Craig Fedore tries for a takedown. 76 VARSITY-FRONT ROW: Ed Campbell, Gus Campbell, George Reed, Dean Sharbono, Burt Wustner, Brian Zach. ROW 2: Manager Steve Smith, Steve Kaufman, Mike Sloan, Craig Fedore, Doug Garrison, Rocky Dubia, Rod Kaufman, Coach Lanny Bryant. Varsity Wrestlers The 1972-73 Knight matmen were headed by a new coach, Lanny Bryant. He built the squad out of young wrestlers and established a 2-14 record for this season. The outstanding wres- tlers for the seasonwere 105-pound Gus Camp- bell who went undefeated with a 16-0-1 record and Mike Sloan wrestling at 188 pounds who went to the state semifinals, where he was de- cisioned by one point, mike ' s seasonal record was 16-3. These inexperienced grapplers will develop in the coming year with more strength and know-how. 77 Senior Mike Sloan was the first Hell- gate wrestler to qualify for state finals in four years. The 185-pound grappler downed Bruce Wilhelm of CM. Russell 10-4 in the semi-final match. Mike placed second in state competition. 78 JUNIOR VARSITY-FRONT ROW: Jon Cusker, Tony Koures, Roger Ol- son, Steve Resner, Stan Jones, Glen Hawley, Tom Blakney. ROW 2: Coach Bob Wiesner, Jay Shepard, Tom Voth, Ken Rosean, Kasey Anderson, Tim Whitmire, Coach Mike Oke, Manager Stan Doll. The 1972-73 Junior Varsity wrestlers consisted mostly of sophomores with some fresh- men. The young matmen were good skill- wise but the lack of experience held them back when going against those who had wrestled longer. These wres- tlers will be better with more ex- perience and will make an ex- cellent contribution to the var- sity next year. JV Freshman Larry Bicha was the freshman wrestling coach this year. His eager wrestlers finished the season with a 5-5 record. They were not strong as a team, but strong individually. They will do well in the future with the potential they possess. FRESHMEN-FRONT ROW: Gordon Graham, Tim Suda, Steve Huffman, Steve Kaphammer, Steve Wright, Ray Plieness. ROW 2: Ed Neumiller, Craig Kaufman, Greg Cottier, Bruce Gerlach, Eric Rolshoven, Joe Miller, Lawrence Faulkner, Manager Randy Christensen. ROW 3: Coach Larry Bicha, Don Schenck, Rick DeMarinis, Jim Warner, Mike Moderie, Jeff Verworn, Dan Sulli- van, Allen Grimsley. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY-FRONT ROW: Robin Baker, Kathy VanDyck. ROW 2: Kathy Nyquist, Carol Holden, Sue Nokleby. ROW 3: Vickie Harrison, Laure Pengelly, Belinda McDonald. The girls Cross Country team had no outstand- ing meets, but the girls did possess stupendous spirit. The 1972 runners know well what the cross-country racer feels— the burning, near bursting lungs, the paralyzed legs that somehow remain mobile enough to pass the finish line, and the sensation of super-human effort. The 1972 runners won fifth at the state meet in Helena. Belinda McDonald and Kathy Nyquist, Hell- gate ' s best runners, battled for top places through- out the season. Belinda ran an 8:34 to capture third place in state competition. All eight of the varsity runners were winners in practice. Isn ' t that where it all begins? Girls Cross Country Coach Charlotte Manthie. 80 BOYSCROSSCOUNTRY-FRONTROW: Mike Bricker, Rick Thompson, Dale Gyles, Mitch White. ROW 2: Bill Rolshoven, Dan Lewis, Keith McDonald, Dave Holden, Ken Cole, Kevin Hunt, Scott Larson, Bob Bray, Coach Larry McKinney. ROW 3: Jim Narum, Art Brammer, Gary Nelson, Tracy Johnson, Jim Cole, Mark Burgess, Neil Cole, Marty Lande, Dan Hunter, Rob Reesman, Mike Rassmussen, Tim Rasmussen. .. ' ■ ' Pride, determination and an outstanding coach led Hell- gate ' s cross country team to the number one spot in the state. The fleet-footed Knights went undefeated during the 1972 season. The varsity squad won all nine meets, including state, by large margins. Hellgate varsity runners swept the first six places, a perfect score, at the Sentinel meet. The junior varsity team had a winning season also. The squad ran perfect scores at the Sentinel meet, the Boze- man meet and the Hellgate-Kalispell-Sentinel Triangular meet. A state trophy was the reward for the rigorous training and undying passion of the 24 runners to win. Boys Cross Country VARSITY— Mike Rasmussen, Jim Cole, Allen Archibald, Rob Reesman, Wally Brown, Neil Cole, Art Brammer. - l  .- ■ - ' Ar ' ••• ' - • ■ ' ■ ' ' ••• Safe ' i GIRLS GYMNASTICS TEAM- FRONT ROW: Sofeea Koures, Corine Seitz, Lori Sturm, Diane Hilton, Coach Susan Hanson, Glinda Truett, Janet Chaffee, Debra Bardwell, Carol Chaffee. ROW 2: Darlene Castonguay, Melinda Wolfe, Margaret Christian, Jackie Cheatham, Abra Pelkey, Bobi Warn- bach, Sheena Veitenheimer, Janet Hens- ler, Nancy Dalton, Susan Nurse, Karen Walker. Girls Gymnastics The girls ' gymnastics team placed sixth in the Great Falls meet, which involved the state ' s top 10 schools, and seventh in the state meet in Billings in which four girls represented Hellgate. Mrs. Susan Hanson, seven-year veteran as a gymnastics coach, said the only time the team lost to Sentinel was when a lot of the girls were sick. She hopes to produce a state champion team within two years. Senior Bobi Wambach and sophomores Jackie Cheat- ham, Sheena Veitenheimer and Melinda Wolfe quali- fied for state competition by placing in the top 10 in in- dividual events at the divisional meet in Butte. Abra Pelkey, the all-around girl, did an outstanding job this year but due to sickness was unable to attend the state meet. I feel they did a great job and are becoming excellent gymnasts, Coach Hanson said about the young and advancing team. Darlene Castonguay, sophomore, flies high! 83 Senior Dave Stang completes a double leg circle on the side horse. Performing a dislocate on the rings is senior Don Morgan. Sophomore Sheena Veitenheimer per- forms on the uneven parallel bars. Abra Pelkey, sophomore, executes her routine on the balance beam with poise and dignity. All-arounder Paul Beaufait, a consist- ent high scorer for the Knights, con- centrates on perfect form. 84 BOYS GYMNASTICS TEAM-FRONT ROW: Dave Stang, Peter Barthelmess, Al Kinney, Tim Tevebaugh, Robin Hood, Ken Crisp, Kelly Krisp, Max Good, Manager Benjamin Griffing. ROW 2: Coach Jim Miller, Joe Rothermel, Bryan Dauen- hauer, Shaun McAdams, Kip Kulju, Gordon Wylie, John Gogas, Bob Giffin, Assistant Coach Craig Montaine. ROW 3: Paul Beaufait, Dennis Morse, Bill Kaiser, Bill Murray, Don Morgan, Bill Kaufman, Brad Fairclough, Bill Morse, David Treichel. Boys Gymnastics This year the Knight gymnasts, coached by Jim Miller, were third in the state, which is the highest achievement yet for a Hellgate squad. Nine Knight qualifiers for the state meet, were seniors Paul Beaufait, Don Morgan, Dennis Morse, Dave Stang and Bryan Dauenhauer; juniors Bill Murray and Kelly Crisp; sopho- more Shaun McAdams, and freshman John Gogas. Outstanding gymnasts were Beaufait, who totaled 72 points for the season; Stang, who finished second in the side horse event at state and Morgan, who demonstrated his fine quali- ties in his events throughout the year. Next year Coach Miller has hopes of a higher team finish in the state meet. 85 Junior Doug Golie puts up a shot. Hanging around the ping-pong room are sophomores Randy Jolliffe, Morgan Smith and Rick Swart. Vicki Johnson (45) literally runs away with the ball. Is it Jerry West or senior Robbie Diehl (35)? 86 What goes up must come down even players! Hellgate ' s two-year-old intramural program included over 1,162 students compared to 836 participants the first year, said Advisor Ron Jones, the program offered a sport for everyone. Advisors Jones and Vicki Randall offered bowling, wrestling, skiing, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, flag football, track, golf, swimming, weight lifting, horse shoes and tennis to students that may not other- wise have participated in sports activities. Students re- sponded to the growing program, but skiing was a fail- ure. Missoula ' s mild winter made the skiing program impossible although 168 boys and girls had signed up. Intramural roundballers partake in a rumble. Students have made suggestions for additions to the program, Mr. Jones said. Judo, self-defense, archery, fencing, ice hockey, badminton and overnight hiking trips may be some of the new opportunities offered next year. Intramural 87 GIRLS INTRAMURAL BOWLING CHAMPIONS-FRONT ROW: Eliza- beth Bernard, Joyce Sample, Joanne Haugen. ROW 2: Lynn Blotzke, Lori Blotzke, Robbie Diehl. ROW 3: Sherry Micknak, Cindy Hood. Junior David Toler sends the ball bob- bob-bobbling along. Intramural roundballers in action SWIM TEAM-FRONT ROW: Neil Pelkey, Beth Ammons. ROW 2: Doug Amnions, Bruce Ammons, Ken Woolston. Swim Team Despite lack of recognition and hard work, the five member swim team stroked through practices and into a fifth place finish in the boys medley relay race this season. The only girl on the squad, Beth Ammons, broke the record in the 100-meter free style. Doug Ammons, Beth ' s brother, broke the 200-meter free style record while brother Bruce placed second in both the 100-meter butterfly and the 400-meter free style. Bruce, Doug, Neil Pelkey and Ken Woolston placed fifth as a team in the boys medley relay. The Ammons stars said discipline during practice is one important key to being a good swimmer and that if a person will just pusn himself a little farther each time he will do well during competition. •; 89 ACTIVITIES TROUBADOUR STAFF-FROM LEFT: John Blanchette, Robin Bulman, Kathy Salmonson, Teresa Thane, Advisor Ellen Skones, Wendy Hurlbert, Advisor Pearl Felker, Cyn Dee Hunsaker, Janet Burgess, Kathy Van Dyck, Cindy Biggerstaff, Belle Houseman, Emily Clubb, Debi McKin- ney, Caroline Patterson. Lyric poets and poet-musicians of the 11th through 13th centuries chiefly in southern France were referred to as troubadours. And so the artistic literary magazine sang its songs to the student body. The staff is chosen by advisors Pearl Felker and Ellen Skones. Any student may submit his work, but only those showing artistic and literary su- periority are published in the magazine. The student ' s efforts first go to a reader, who rates each work with a plus or minus grade. The work is then sent to editors to be reviewed. Only submissions passing these inspections are pub- lished in the Troubadour. Troubadour Assistant editor John Blanchette looks for new ideas as editor Paul Crowley and assistant editor Laure Pengelly dis- cuss the Troubadour. ■■ aoi The harsh, thunderous voice of the dreaded Mr. Forssen could be heard all hours of the day bellowing BLAH, BLAH, BLAH,!! with a diligent, hardworking student retorting in a meek, barely audible voice blah, blah, blah. This scene was re-enacted daily 7th period during Halberd class. Staff members discovered there was more to putting out a yearbook than sitting around for 40 minutes every day. The staffers worked hard selling yearbooks for 5 weeks in September and October. As an added incentive a free Ecology button was given with the purchase of every Halberd. Besides selling books the Halberd Staff sold Halloween candy to insure this year ' s Halberd as being the best ever. Halberd With the money in hand a yearbook was in the making. Editor Linda Robbins spent a few days teaching inex- perienced students the fundamentals of producing a yearbook. Layout, cropping, and copy were a few of the basics introduced to new members. By the end of the year all Halberd staffers were skilled in yearbook tech- niques and ecstatic about the year ' s end. Is there a communication gap between Editor Linda Robbins and Advisor John A. Forssen? Art Editor Larry Schenck is wondering whether his Halberd weekend pass came through. Debi McKinney speaks her mind. John Thompson finds it hard to bring himself to look at his roll of film. iX Rachel Kruger types her way into the hearts of the staff members. HALBERD STAFF-FRONT ROW: Henry Thompson, Debi McKinney, Helen Johnson, Linda Robbins, Tim Camp- bell. ROW 2: Wendy Hurlbert, Laura Egeland, Robin Bul- man, Jim Rothermel, Kathleen McGee, Anne Whiting, Char- maine Wilson, Rachel Kruger. ROW 3: Linda Gauld, Barb Koostra, Jean Carter, Kathy Salmonson, John Thompson, Don Sokoloski, Philip Duff, Larry Schenck. ROW 4: Bob Marek, Merlin Greenfield, Lanny Logan, Cynthia Hutchin- son, Laurie Peck, Kriss Lund. 93 Manned by a staff of talented, doughnut-eating journalists, the Lance was published every other week and distributed 6th period. The devoted journalists worked long, hard hours (sometimes after school) to send the copy to the printers. By showing such interest in the publication of the paper, the writers ac- quired not only headaches but actual experiences in the field of newspaper work and the doughnut tradition. The doughnut tradition started at Hellgate when one of the first Lance staffs had to work overtime. A soft-hearted person (whose initials are John A. Forssen) bought stale doughnuts for the staff to nibble on while they worked. From then on it has been a favorite Lance staff pastime. 94 ffianr Published semi-monthly at Hell- gate High School, 900 S. Higgins Ave., Missoula, Mont. 59801; Phone: 728-2400, Ext. 86. Subscription price: $2.50 per year. Application to mail at second- class postage rates is pending at Missoula, Montana. Editor John Blanchettc Managing Editor Paul Crowley Assistant to the Editor Susan Kaiser Editorial, Page Editor Vickie Wright Feature Editor Debl McKinney Sports Editor Al Warner Business Manager ....Linda Robblns Advertising Manager 2...;J Helen Johnson Circulation ' Manager.. ..Dennis Morse Photo Editor Henry Thompson Fine Arts Editor Dennis Morse Copy Editor Shauna McCarthy Photo Lab Chief. ...Henry Thompson Advertising Salesmen Journalism I Advisor John A. Forssen Horizontal John Schultz Handsome, hairy, horizontal John Schultz. Editor John Blanchette working? HELL6ATE HIGH SCHOOL iAVV - - - LANCE STAFF-FRONT ROW: Henry Thompson, Paul Crowley, John Blanchette, Shauna McCarthy, Helen John- son, Al Warner, Dennis Morse. ROW 2: Debi McKinney, Linda Robbins, Vickie Wright, Ellie Weisheim. Not pic- tured: John Schultz. 95 5cenic beauty surrounds president Craig Amrine as he pauses from his skiing schedule. Contrary to popular belief, Ski Club was not comprised of a bunch of dope-slopers. Ski Club members range from the hot dogger to the bunny hill stumble bum. Ski Club More than 60 students joined ski club, electing Craig Amrine as president; Lynn Evenson as vice president, and Ethan Bier as secretary- treasurer. SKI CLUB-FRONT ROW: Steve Bryant, George Man- love, Craig Amrine, Keith Swart, Tim Billingsley, Brad Sch- wend, Terry Mace. ROW 2: Catherine Wood, Susan Cap- ener, Jay Huggins, Sherri Michaels, Jim Wheeler, Paul Doty, Ethan Bier, Jeff Magstadt. Members planned for their big ski excursion to Grand Targhee Ski Resort in the Teton Moun- tains of Wyoming. The cost of their trip was $1000. To raise the money, members had a pop bottle drive, sold season tickets for Marshall, and gave a helping hand to the management of Marshall. Ch ess Club CHESS CLUB-FRONT ROW: Walter Congdon, Shirley Brunner, Susan Manis, Dan Jensen, Bill Kaiser, Marvin McDonald. ROW 2: Steve Sidener, Kevin McKelvey, Marty Elison, Damian Whalen, Gary Fisher, Advisor Tom Graff. ROW 3: Bill Gilbert, Clay Godbout, RonMarkland, Ray Miller. 97 The international secret as to why Bobby Fischer defeated Boris Spassky was revealed at the Chess Club meetings. This gilded tournament of kings increased the membership from 8 or 10 students in previous years to an astounding 40 members. Emulating the professionals, Hell- gaters conducted continuous ladder tourna- ments. Students and teachers could be seen 7th period, and after school contemplating each other ' s ruin. A new activity of Chess Club was to teach chess to all students wanting to learn. Matches with Sentinel and the University were planned for later in the year. Two ideas of new AdvisorTom Graff were to have faculty compe- tition and to attend out-of-town tournaments. Joe Wulfekuhle demonstrates one of his many talents. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Equipment for the Special Education Depart- ment was constructed by the Hellgate Chapter of Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. This community service project was financed by the collection of profits from the pop machine in the annex. Because the club didn ' t have enough expenses, the excess capital was donated to various activities in need. Drafting, carpentry, welding, auto mechanics and small engine repair are the skills developed by VICA. This club is open to every student en- rolled in vocational classes. VICA began its ac- tivitities in early November with a statewide leadership devel opment in Helena. VICA planned to travel in April to Havre for the state conven- tion where the members could exhibit their year- long efforts. VICA-FRONT ROW: Joe Wulfekuhle, Frank Fitzgerald, Dee Ste- vens, Dave Sackett, Harry Egeland. ROW 2: Robert Holland, Larry Alexander, George Anderson, Ken Rosean, Phil Barba, Dave Guschau- sky, Mike Palmer. ROW J: Thomas Headley, Sean Corrigan, Steve Remington, Gordon Feucht, Bill Gould. M 1,000 MILE CLUB-FRONT ROW: Kevin Hunt, Scott Lar- son, Bob Bray, Mike Bricker, Mark Pengelly. ROW 2: Dan Hunter, Pat Groshong, Wallace Brown, David Holden. 1,000 Mile Club Art Brammer, Mike Rasmussen, and Wallace Brown were the three members of 1,000 Mile Club that ran the 1,000 miles. Through rain, sleet, snow, hail, fog, sun and cheering crowds, the 1,000- miler must run on! A 1,000 Mile Club runner had many chances to prove this motto due to Missoula ' s mercurial cli- mate. Running 1,000 miles was the one and only objective of the club. Art Brammer, Wally Brown and Mike Ras- mussen were the only members to a- chieve the ultimate goal this year. As a change of pace, the 1,000 Mile Club sponsored a five-mile marathon in Oc- tober. The club had no regular meeting time, but the members logged their miles on a group chart each week. This was based on an honor system. 99 DECA-FRONT ROW: Gary Myers, Helen Manlove, Brian Schliebe, Eileen Pickens, Daryl McDonald, Virgil Dupuis. ROW 2: Jim Marshall, Bonnie Wohlschlager, Kim Pillen, Janis Richards, Desiree Monaco, Dan Field, Jerry Peder- sen, Art Brammer. ROW 3: Lynn Furrer, Mary Melvin, Susan Novak, Vickie Luft, Cindy Pearce, Shaun Hammond, Lori Janes. ROW 4: Kathy Aktepy, Mary Anno, Donna Lewis, Faith Silvernail. ROW S: Jolene Albert, Jon Ham- mond, Lee Ann Hennessy, Dale Golden, Lorinda Anderson, Patricia Staggs. ROW 6: Monte Turner, Gary Fisher, Kay Shelton, Janel Fite, Sherri Gregory, Janice Hansen. ROW 7: Nancy Shaffer, Donna Golden. The Hellgate Chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of America is an organization devoted to helping students achieve marketing, managing, and product distribution skills. DECA also helps its members find jobs, work at the job effectively and keep the job. The students worked toward competition in the state meet at Billings. Public speaking, sales demonstrations, and job interviews were some of the competing events. Dale Golden attended the Western Regional Leadership Conference in Denver. She was Missoula ' s only representative. At Halloween DECA members sold approxi- mately 4,000 pounds of pumpkins. The left over pumpkins were mashed for pies by the students. DECA also worked on a pamphlet concerning alcohol and underage drinkers. DECA sponsored a fall dance. 100 Kathy Aktepy learns the finer points of business as she rings up the cash register for a waiting customer. Did you say a Three Musketeers bar or a pack of Double- mint? asks Brian Schliebe as he busily counts the change at the Knight Spot. Distributive Education Clubs of America An anxious shopper searches for the best bargain in the Knight Scene. FUTURE TEACHERS-FRONT ROW: Matt Needles, Jeff Wacholtz, Adviser Dean Marshall, Cyn Dee Hunsaker. ROW 2: Ken Rich, Tim Campbell, Shirley Aarstad, Mike Syverson. NOT PICTURED: Cindy Kidder, Ed Popko, Sue Larson. Future Teachers Teaching Sunday school, working in the school offices and helping correct grade school papers were some of the activities performed by the Hellgate Chapter of Future Teachers. At weekly meetings, members discussed their work, planned activities and nib- bled on after school snacks. Members sold Halloween candy to raise funds to join the National Charter. They worked hard selling their candy, so as a reward they had a luncheon to celebrate their success. 102 To complete the successful year of 1972- 73, the jazz band under the direction of Mr. Charles Johnson performed at band concerts and at several public functions. The band featured many improvisations and instrument soloists. Jazz band practiced every Thursday night. Being a select band, the members worked hard to better it. Jazz band promotes good will between Hellgate and the community. Photo courtesy of Paul H. Russell Photography JAZZ BAND-FRONT ROW: Lori Sturn, Jackie Cheatham, Kevin Hartse, Gayle Gillespie, Pat Olson, Barry Ryan, Barb Burditt. ROW 2: Greg Gould, Bob Koostra, Rick Martin, Larry George, Dan Stark, Estelle Nicholson, Lee Cheatham. ROW 3: Director Charles Johnson, Dave Larson, Bill Shel- don, Aleta Kildow, Kathy Roemer, Ron Spencer, Keith Swart. Jazz Band 103 Trilling her G sharp key is flutist Lori Moffat Saxophone player Kasey Anderson has blond hair. CONCERT BAND-FRONT ROW: Pam Frasier, Jean Col- lins, Lori Moffatt, Gayle Gillespie, Estelle Nicholson, Mel- anie Vizzutti, Bobi Wambach, Craig Wingate. ROW 2: Barb Koostra, Kevin Hartse, Kathy Kost, Susie Sellegren, Linda Schroer, Nancy Cole, Bob Seppala, Kasey Anderson, Terry Hightower, Lori Stum, Barb Burditt, Mary Kelley, Kathleen Wheeler, Merri Hartse, Patty Flachsenhar. ROW 3: Kathy Layman, Ray Miller, Jackie Cheatham, Janice Harvey, Pat Olson, Cindy Kidder, Janice Dobbins, Peggy Aiken, Joy Darling, Ann Van Mater, Carol Colwell, Leslie Schwartz, Vicki Johnson, Tom Hawkins, John Black, Ron Spencer, Kathy Roemer, Aleta Kildow. ROW 4: Director Charles Johnson, Keith Swart, Lee Cheatham, Scott Lynn, Brent Richlen, Mike Gaub, Rick Martin, Greg Gould, Don Gisselbeck. 104 Photo courtesy of Paul H. Russell Photography Kathy Layman and Ray Miller listen intently to Director Johnson ' s instruc- tions. Concert Band Attired in pink formals and red jackets, mem- bers of the Concert Band struck melodious tones which appealed to the ears of eager listeners on four occasions in 1972-73. Every fifth period, the musicians could be heard practicing to further develope their musical talents. Playing music of all types, the band was directed by Mr. Charles H. Johnson or at times by Kevin Hatrse. The members also planned their annual spring trip to Moosejaw, Alberta. To earn the necessary $1,500, band members sold Christmas records, Easter eggs and baked goods. 105 Marching Band Seven trombones were in the Hellgate Marching Kinghts band with four very important sousa- phones right by. They were followed by rows and rows of Hellgate musicians under the di- rection of Mr. Charles Johnson. Their popular music goes on and on and on. Marching Knights played and marched before and at halftimes of football games. They also helped to keep the spirit of players and fans high. Half-way through the season members got new scarlet blazers and black pants. The band ' s only trip this year was to play for the football game in Kalispell. Three busloads went for the game, having lunch at a restaurant that was pretty bad according to a gourmet clarinetist. Lee-ding the band is Lee Cheatham, drum major. MARCHING BAND-FRONT ROW: Bobbi Wambach, Sheryl Rosenbaum, Cindy Anderson, Lori Moffat, Pam Frasier, Jean Collins, Janet Chaffee, Linda Schroer, Kay Conklin. ROW 2: Kathy Layman, Janice Dobbins, Cindy Kidder, Barb Koostra, Patty Marcinkowski, Susan Seely, Renee Kester, Sheryl Austin. ROW 3: Jeff Wacholtz, Jack Bird, Ray Miller, Barry Ryan, Shelli Moore, Janice Harvey, Joy Darling, Estelle Nicholson, ROW 4: Janelle Berthoud, Nancy Cole, Kathleen Wheeler, Debbie Steele, Cindy Tei- chrow, Kathy Krodolfer, Terry Hightower, Gayle Gillespie, Bob Seppala. ROW 5: Kathy Roemer, Pat Olson, Lori Sturn, Jackie Cheatham, Kasey Anderson, Russ White, Merri Hartse ROW 6: Carol Colwell, Leslie Schwartz, Aleta Kil- dow, Ron Spencer, Rob Wilson, Mark Marcinkowski, Bill Sheldon, Dave Larson, Clark Huffman, Keith Lawrence. ROW 7: Barb Burditt, Rick Martin. Greg Gould, Don Gisselbeck, Joe Miller, Bob Koostra, Gary Kittleson, ROW 8: Mary Kellry, Vicki Johnson, Keith Swart, Patty Flach- senhar, Craig Wingate, Peter Barthlemess, Tom Hawkins, Mike Gaub ROW 9: Scott Lynn, Brent Richlen, Lee Cheat- ham, Bill Kaiser, Bob Smith. DRAMA TEAM -FRONT ROW: Rick Lucas, Tom Haw- kins, Merlin Greenfield. ROW 2: Debbie Larson, Pam Web- er, Janette Jones, Mary Burt, John Blanchette, Emily Clubb, Gayle Gillespie, Vicki Johnson, Marcus Olson, Lee Ann Schauer. ROW 3: Hilary Murphy, Joni Deschamps, Sue Harper, Kathy Nyquist, Kris Peterson, Barbara Koostra, Anne Whiting, Charmaine Wilson. The painter, Marcus Olson, attempts to sell his art work to the LARGE GENTLEMEN, John Blanchette, in The Picture. Being stranded in an inoperable school bus between Missoula and Great Falls was an unexpected highlight for this year ' s drama team. Besides acquiring the finer points of speedy bus evacuation, the members of Hellgate ' s team learned to present a polished performance be- fore an audience. Advisors Virgil Cork and Donald Wulff helped develop the excellence that is essential to Hellgate ' s notable drama tradition of three state championships in the last four years. Throughout the year students placed in all events of competition. The regular team members and other interested students looked forward to the presentation of two student directed plays, T.V. and The Picture in early January. The team also planned to present Evening at the Theatre , a collection of the year ' s outstanding cuttings in drama competition. Drama Team 107 Cindy Biggerstaff and Kathy Salmonson are up at 3 a.m. to trudge onward to the Eureka meet. Speech Team Whether debating the issue of federal funding for secondary education, speak- ing against a house bill on abortion or reading The Littlest Angel , being a member of the speech team was clearly difficult. Working from nine a.m. to five p.m. on Saturdays and seven p.m. to ten p.m. Monday through Thursday nights was not uncommon for Hellgate ' s industrious debating squad. All efforts paid off with the thrill of victory, ex- uberant smiles and the knowledge of being the best. Advisors Susan Rowberry and Patricia Knierim, with a little help from their friends, coached all members to the de- gree of oratorial skill required in stiff speech competition. The speech team improved greatly from previous years, with participants plac- ing in every event at every tournament. Hellgate had the privilege of being host to the state speech and drama meet at the close of the competition year. SPEECH TEAM-FRONT ROW: Claudia Griffing, Susan Bulman, Sherri Ward, Karen Kirkpatrick, Kathy Hol- den, Teresa Thane, Nancy Templeton, Jeff Wacholtz. ROW 2: Advisor Susan Rowberry, Thais Zimmerman, Kristi Niemeyer, Merri Hartse, Nancy Max- son, Shelli Moore, Robin Bulman, Cin- dy Biggerstaff, Pat Olson, Advisor Pat Knierim. ROW 3: Keith Swart, Vicki Duffner, Jack Bird, Morgan Hart, Kathy Salmonson, Jean Carter, Jean Collins. urn Pat Olson, Debate. Speech Action Morgan Hart, Debate. ■■ ■ ■ ■ ' n il m m w ammmmmmm DON ' T BLAME ME ' I VOTED FOR GEORGE I l ii mlliillili mil Susan Bulman, Debate. Claudia Griffing, Debate Sherrie Ward, Expository and Oratory. 109 . Manv Moons— Mary Burt Don Brown ' s body— Merlin Greenfield Drama Action Anne of a Thousand Days— Emily Clubb 110 Sisters— Pam Weber and Debbie Larson Making-up before the evening performance. David and Lisa Ken Sandau as Mr. Clemens looks old in his make- up. I like Paris in the summer, when it sizzles, singsCarlos (Don Pettinato.) Hey John, what do you say, let ' s warm her up, says one mugger (Cord Richardson) to the other mugger(Eddie Meyer.) Don ' t touch, don ' t touch, anything else will do but please no such, says David (Merlin Greenfield) to Lisa (Caroline Patterson.) Ill FHA-FRONT ROW: Yvonne Jacobs. ROW 2: Ramona Ashby, Sarris Clouse, Karen Kruckeberg, Lori Ralstin, Lenora Hollinder, Sherry Winchell, Susan Cochran. ROW 3: Denise Sandefur, Lailani Rhoades, Shannon Clouse, Molly Johnson, Kay Shelton, Gay Shelton, Mrs. Eileen Heinrich, advisor, Mrs. Bernita Zuidmeer, advisor. The Future Homemakers of America organization strives toward individual development of members and achieving the personal goals set by each girl. Future Homemakers of America To accomplish these objectives, mem- bers of Hellgate ' s chapter attended district, state and national meetings. This year Hellgate ' s Karen Kruckeberg was appointed secretary at the district meeting in Corvallis. The group looked forward to the state meeting in March at Billings. To finance these trips FHA sold cookbooks. In the fall, members of the club visited an Opportunity School workshop. As a service project the group sang Christmas carols at local rest homes. Afterwards the girls trooped back to Hellgate for a homemade chili supper. Other service projects were planned for later in the year. Sarris Clouse, candidate for cookie of the year, watches her dreams crumble before her eyes. 112 Improving accuracy in typing, shorthand and other office skills for state competition was the main objective of OEA. Hellgate ' s Patty Merseal was local and state OEA president. OEA money-making projects included selling glitter plaques and candy. Members also had several bake sales. The money was used for sending the girls to state meets and possibly to the district meet in Albur- querque, N.M. Other activities of the club were a Christ- mas Banquet and building a homecoming float. The girls also sent a newsletter to other OEA clubs in the state. State OEA President Patty Merseal flashes her pearly whites. Office Education Association OEA-FRONT ROW:Cindy Feucht, Shirley Aarstad, Bev Evenskaas, Charleene Forsythe. ROW 2: Cindy Netzer, Sandy Jassek, Judy Pearce, Kristine Gallagher, Kathy Froeh- lich. ROW 3: Advisor Deanna Woods, Vicki Koepplin, Rose McGuirl, Sandy Nicolet, Janet Vaneps, Cindy Kidder, MarleneRichlie. 113 MUN-FRONT ROW: Tom Hallsten, Kathy Holden, Betsy Griffing, Al Warner, Tim Ward. ROW 2: Robin Bulman, Kathy Salmonson, MaryAnne Burnham, Cindy Hutchinson, Linda Berkley, Bill Morse. ROW 3: John Blanchette, Damian Whalen, Laure Pengelly, Cindy Biggerstaff, Janet Burgess, Sandy Boehmler. Model United Nations Cuba, Egypt, France, New Zealand and Chile were Hellgate ' s chosen Model UN countries for 1972-73. Delegations researched their coun- tries and wrote bills that would be beneficial to their country ' s needs. In caucus the bills were amended and in committee they were debated. Model United Nations ' objectives are to provide a student an in-depth study on a foreign country and to feel the frustrations and advantages of being a native of that country. From their re- search students determine how their country will act in a given situation. MUN was Planned for the University of Mon- tana on April 12, 13, and 14. Delegates from thirty schools were expected to attend. Com- mittee heads and pages were University students with experience in the University MUN Chapter. 114 mM M AFS-FRONT ROW: Tim Campbell, Mike Syverson, Belle Houseman. Cindy Biggerstaff, Carla Boehmler, Sandy Boehmler. ROW 2: Jim Rothermel, Susan Bethke, Kathy Holden, Kathy Salmonson, Jayne Kruckeberg, Linda Berk- ley, Barb Koostra. ROW 3: Ronald Markland, Debbie Tal- Zzzzap! A tingling sensation could be felt as a fellow AFSer touched another member with the static electricity he had picked up from the carpet. This type of fun could be experienced the first and third Tuesday of every month in Room 310. The American Field Service (AFS) club sup- ported many money-making enterprises. Some of these endeavors were selling doughnuts, cook books, and Christmas cards. AFS spon- sored the Homecoming dance with members selling delicious delicacies. The airlines from Missoula to Italy have been kept busy flying Hellgate ' s AFS student Page Goode, to Venezia Lido, Italy, and Cristina Praz from Saint Vincent, Italy, to join Hellgate ' s student body. American Field Service bot, Shauna McCarthy, Kathleen Magone, Laure Pengelly, Caroline Patterson, Mrs. Joan Pulver. NOT PICTURED: Jean Carter, Nancy Templeton, Jeanne Lanfear, Cathy Manis, Neil Pelkey, Cristina Praz, Kathy Van Dyck. AFS OFFICERS-FRONT ROW: Shaune McCarthy, trea- surer; Kathy Magone, vice president. ROW 2: Sandy Boehm- ler, president; Cristina Praz, foreign exchange student. Hollische Rathaus Gruppe-FRONT ROW: Mr. Fred Thomson. ROW 2: Debra Watson, Anne Petty, Robin Baker, Jayne Kruckeberg, Heidi Hess, Betty Rehberg. ROW 3: Karen Sehestedt, Gayle Gillespie, Rose Yarborough, Caroline Patterson, Nancy Weber, Angie Shriver, Theresa Lassise, Ray Plieness, Steve Rehberg. ROW 4: David Chris- tensen, Merri Hartse, Dianna Fairbank, Bob Barker, Marta Kluk, Maria Ramos, Rose Startin, Sandy Newman, Jim Rothermel. German Club Entertaining at the International Christmas Party with such oddities as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and The Traveling Scholar from Paradise were the talented members of German Club, more affectionately known as Hollische Rathaus Gruppe. In English, this German phrase means Hellish City Council Group. Besides entertaining themselves with children ' s antics, club members found time to collaborate with Sentinel Germans for a German Supper. Hellgate and Sentinel German Clubs also planned a joint Fasching dance (carnival) for latter in the year. Hellgate planned to participate in a weekend German Camp at the Tamarack Resort on See- ley Lake. Hollische Rathaus Gruppe also planned to take part in Hellgate ' s International Spring Banquet. 116 French clubbers lethargically singing for a crowd of foreign- ers. Having fun and learning var- ious aspects of French living were the objectives of French Club. Its major activity was the In- ternational Banquet planned for Spring. A good dinner and lively entertainment were pro- mised for the annual spring event. At Halloween all the French people got together for an eve- ning of ghostly apparitions and getting to know one another. As a learning project the French clubbers were taught how to prepare delicious crepes suzette. They were also shown all the special utensils of French cui- sine. The international Christmas party was another occasion of good times. A joint Sentinel- Hellgate Mardi Gras was plan- ned for later in the year. French Club FRENCH CLUB-FRONT ROW: Liz Lawry, Sandy Boehm- ler, Harpreet Kang, Ruth Coats, Michele Montreuil. ROW 2: Sharon Lucas, Jill Christopher, Kathleen Houtchens, Fonda Hollenbaugh, Lesle Croucher, Gloria Case, Sally Mc- Hugh, Paula Braun. ROW 3: Advisor Theone Hewitt, Kathy Salmonson, Cindy Biggerstaff, Diana Stephens, Cristina Praz, Nita Marceau, Kathy Burger, Teresa Thane, Belle Houseman, Betsy Griff ing, Madeleine Scales, Laure Pen- gelly, Eva Ferris, Kathy Van Dyck, Jeanne Lanfear. ROW 4: Marc Mollett, Beth Malcolm, Paul Crowley, Robin Bul- man, Tom Hallsten, Debbie Bowman, Linda Berkley, Lisa Whalen, Ethan Bier. ROW 5: Charlotte Cromwell, Cindy Rogers, Debbie Kinney, Laura Whitehouse. 117 David Hutchison tries to break the Christmas pinata. Spanish Club The 63rd anniversary of the Mexican Revolu- tion was planned to be remembered with a special party by Spanish Club. Members also busied themselves with the home- coming float that took first prize in the float division. The theme of the float was Let ' s Put Out Their Fire, referring to the Mustang Football team. On the float was a washtub on top of a table and a fire hose attached to the basin. A stu- dent dressed as fireman was spraying a club member resembling a mustang, behind the truck. Another activity planned by the club was a dinner with Spanish-speaking Hellgaters and University Latin Americans. Annual Spanish Club events included the In- ternational Christmas party and Spring Ban- quet. Also the club planned a dinner for Spanish clubbers exclusively. Spanish Club: Marisa Wittenberg, David Hutchison, Anita Stinger, Bob Seppala, Advisor Michael Oke. LATIN CLUB-FRONT ROW: Laura Anders, Sally Mc- Hugh, Belle Houseman. ROW 2: Carmen Gisselbeck, Betsy Gritting, Claudia Griffing. ROW 3: Stephanie Spring, Linda Gauld, Denise Gisselbeck, Lee Nyquist. Being invited to the Inter- national Christmas Party for the first time was a red-letter day on Latin Club ' s calendar. Roman entertainment for the evening was reading in Latin a Bible verse and then repeating the English translation. Latin Club provided oranges, apples and assorted nuts for its part of re- freshments. The annual Roman Banquet was planned for spring. Keep- ing with ancient Roman tra- dition, a dinner of chicken, nuts, and fruits was served by slaves to reclining students attired in togas and sandals. Bake sales were planned throughout the year to finance the banquet. In the spirit of good fun, Latin clubbers got together for a pizza party in December. Latin Club 119 Orchestra Director Harold Herbig never loses his cool while directing. ORCHESTRA-FRONT ROW: Darcine Anderson, Nancy Lofgren, Denise Gisselbeck, Sarah Brown, Debbie Pitts, Martha Ballard, Linda Turman, Cindy Herbig. ROW 2: Madeleine Scales, Fonda Hollenbaugh, Sally McHugh, Debbie Miller, Kevin Hartse, Barb Koostra, Pam Frasier, Patty Flachsenhar, Merri Hartse. ROW 3: MaryAnn Burn- Orchestra 120 Bringing forth shimmering vibrations from their instruments, the members of orchestra succeeded in providing their audiences with pleasing and relaxing entertainment. Through participation in the Class AA Orchestra Festival in Billings, and the Christmas assembly, the musicians showed their importance to school life. To be in orchestra requires ability and skill gained through many hours of practice, a sincere desire to develop technique and an enthusiastic effort to please all. Orchestra accompanied the Concert Choir in the Requiem by Johannes Brahms at the spring concert. Members met 2nd periods and on Mon- day nights when they combined with Sentinel ' s Orchestra to form the Mis- soula Youth Symphony. ham, Anna Lackschewitz, Pauline Black, Nancy Templeton, Bob Schultz, Carmen Gisselbeck, Cora Schmitz, Carol Col- well, Leslie Schwartz, Vickie Johnson, Aleta Kildow, Don Gisselbeck. ROW 4: Director Harold Herbig, Larry George, Lee Cheatham. Violinist Sally McHugh waits for her cue . Theresa Brown waves her pom-pons during a basketball half time. Lancettes Lancettes is probably the hardest working group at Hellgate. Besides practicing every 7th period and for two hours Monday and Wednesday evenings, Lancettes found time to usher for many of Hellgate ' s functions. The girls had to pay $50 each for their costumes. Members earned over $3,000 by participating in candy, rummage and bake sales. Lancettes performed during basketball and foot- ball halftime shows and assemblies. The girls also were color guards for assemblies and vari- ous sports activities. A state competion meet for Montana ' s dance groups was planned in Glendive. During sum- mer breaks many Lancettes attended workshops. LANCETTES-FRONT ROW: Ginger Hunt, Theresa Brown, Sarris Clouse, Linda Nordberg, Debbie Miller, Lynn Furrer, Helen Manlove ROW 2: Lorna Loewen, Kim Smith, Janet Salomon, Hilary Murphy, Terry Ryan, Cindy Feucht, Robyn Harbison delights a football crowd. Jill Christopher. ROW 3: Shannon Clouse, Jean Utech, Terri McKee, Linda Wicks, Sherri Johnson, Terri Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Vicki Koepplin, Robyn Harbison. dM fa tit MODERN DANCE-FRONT ROW: Kathie Michaels, Kim Brester, Lynette Dilworth, Connie McLaughlin. ROW 2: Karla Mobley, Lynn Johnson, Janis Richards, Judy Ste- venson, Jolene Phillips, Margaret Gallagher, Sandy Braa- ten, Jullena Beckwith, Jane Baylor, Debra Watson. ROW 3: Valerie Bailes, Carol Jo Kenck, Linda Peterson, Debby Doyle, Marta Mitchell, Kim Gagermeier, Janet Tennant, Janette Jones, Ann Petty, Sherri Micknak. ROW 4: Dar- la Kramer, Karma Clark, Tena Nelson, Forey Bradley, Roxi Gore, Deatte Kovarik, Cindy Doyle, Terri Long, Susan Ogle, Kelle Gilder, Kathy Froehlich, Lanice Porter, Carol Campbell. Tuesday nights on third floor that group of girls traipsing around in their long-johns com- prise the Modern Dance terpsichoreans. And they aren ' t in their long-johns; they ' re in tights. Modern Dance was formed to replace the dis- banded Orchesis. The girls work hard perfect- ing techniques and composing dances. At the Hellgate-Sentinel assembly, members wowed the crowd by imitating the Knights. Members also entertained the student body at the Christ- mas assembly with two modern dance routines. Modern Dance Hopping mad. Twirlers Strutting proudly in front of the Marching Band at parades and football halftime shows were Hellgate ' s scarlet-sequined twirlers. Being able to toss a baton up in the air, grace- fully catch it and continue twirling doesn ' t come easy. The five girls worked every fifth period and Wednesday night sharpening their abilities. Throughout the year the twirlers sold records and candy and had bake sales in order to buy their stunning scarlet outfits and white boots. Waving her baton during a practice session is Cam Crowley. TWIRLERS-FRONT ROW: Dei Eddy, Debbie Nelson. ROW 2: Marcia Mourar, Cam Crowley, Teresa Garrott. Gaining an insight into music and strengthening voices were the main goals of the Freshman Choir and Girls Choirs. Being a frosh was the only requirement of the Freshman Choir. Once in, any member could try out for the Freshman Mixed Ensemble or Girls Ensemble (depending on you know what). Girls Choir was also non-select. The girls practiced every sixth period. Freshman and Girls Choirs gave experience to members. These choirs were set up with the hope that their members would continue with music and go into Concert Choir, maybe even Myn- strelles or Chevaliers. Girls Choir GIRLS CHOIR-FRONT ROW: Ramona Ashby, Teresa Thane, Liz Murray, Tami Woolridge, Debra Bowman, Kim Brester, Cindy Rogers. ROW 2: Jean Utech, Caylee Hall, Lenora Hollinder, Donna James, Kathy Forbes, Karen Kruckeberg, Jana Sol. ROW 3: Debbie Furrer, LeeAnn Schauer, Marcy Mourar, Kathie Nyquist, Sue Reber, Ger- aldine Eigenmann, Charlotte Cromwell, Kathy Jeszenka. ROW 4: Pauline Black, Lynette Dilworth, Kathie Houtchens, Mary Carroll, Paula White, Glenda Bridwell, Cindi May, Director Neil Dahlstrom. Freshman Choir FRESHMAN CHOIR-FRONT ROW; Vickie Black, Kay Sandberg, Elaine Dilworth, Janet Hall, Debra Markiss, Kim Sandberg. ROW 2: Bronwyn Miller, Karen Seitz, Debbie Ireland, Mary Curran, Karen Schiweck, Rose Yarbrough, Peggy Albee, Toni Hinton ROW 3: Sharon Lucas, Jody Cordier, Debbie Pederson, Wendy Nelson, Jan Hensler, Bon- nie Geesey, Tammy Newby. ROW 4: Debbie Smoak, Van- essa Lartz, Pam Johnson, Janet Tennant, Joyce Sample, Edie Anderson, Kim Gagermeier, Kendra Sturm ROW 5: Susan Parrish, Lorrie Adams, Susan Manis, Leslie Hiett, Fern Bev- eridge, Gwen Markham, Karen Dauenhauer, Joni Sebring. ROW 6: Randi Seaman, Marvin Clover, Craig Cordial, Blaine Taylor, Dale Janes, Duane Bezdicek, Mike Larson, Rod Sandau, John Singer, Jeff Hill. CONCERT CHOIR- FRONT ROW: Yvonne Ja- cobs, Sherri Gregory, Mary Jacobs, Claudia Grif- fing, Marilyn Taylor, Kathy Barthelmess, Brenda Palmer, Jo Ann Dilworth. ROW 2: Andi Dahl, Charleene Forsythe, Bev Evenskaas, Glenda Crooks, Emily Clubb, Ginger Good, Linda Gauld, Sarris Clouse. ROW 3: Gayla Krogstad, Denise Sandefur, Linda Ingalls, Colette Cragg, Eva Ferris, Jayne Kruckeberg, Janette Jones. ROW 4: Janet Lewis, Linnea Ernst, Sandy Braaten, Margaret Davis, Jori Johnson, Judy Nowlen. ROW 5: Helen Manlove, Thais Zimmerman, Tara Gallagher, Terry Mead, Jeanie Hensel, Chris Giere. ROW 6: Sara Parnell, Joette Clover, Marta Kluk, Margaret Gallagher, Judy Pearce, Kathy Magone, Vicki Duffner. ROW 7: Tim Campbell, Russ Sperry, Kevin Ingalls, Roxi Gore, Shirley Aarstad, Marcus Olson, Steve Thane. ROW 8: Dee Stevens, Wayne Holmes, Connie Kester, Dave Sampson, Bill Wal- lace, Richard Hansen. ROW 9: Craig Amrine, Bill Rolshoven, Joe Piane, Jay Cusker, George Krum, Dean Sharbono, Larry Hollinder, Larry George Don Blackler. ROW 10: Ron Cripe, Mark Mal- colm, Art Brammer, Mike Syverson, Eric Lucas. NOT PICTURED: Kevin Hartse, Mary Burt, Marijean Narum, Jim Narum, Frank Crowley, Su- zie Anderson, Paul Fossum, Jody Oliver, Linda Peterson, Leah Larsen, Natalie Simmons, Ann VanMeter, Robyn Zaharko. Concert Choir Concert Choir members were kept busy pre- paring for concerts throughout the year. Be- sides singing for the fall, Christmas, and winter concerts, the members sang at the class AA state music festival in Great Falls, and sang by request the Christmas cantata. 126 dft -f$ I. MYNSTRELLES - FRONT ROW: Advisor Neil Dahlstrom, JoAnn Dilworth, Gayla Krogstad, Marilyn Taylor, Jody Oliver, Sandy Braaten, Joette Clover, Tara Gallagher. ROW 2: Vicki Duffner, Margaret Davis, Jayne Kruckeberg, Yvonne Jacobs, Brenda Palmer, Kathy Magone. ROW 3: Marvin Clover, Craig Cordial, Joe Piane, Jay Cusker, Wayne Holmes, Bill Rolshoven, Dale Janes. ROW 4: Ray Miller, Larry Hollinder, Don Blackler, Larry George, George Krum, Russ Sperry. The melodious voices of the Mynstrelles were heard at several school and public functions during the year. Clad in fes- tive lime-green costumes, Mynstrelles brought happiness to enthusiastic crowds. The select vocal ensemble was formed to improve the reading and singing abilities of its members. Myn- strelles also gives members training in hope that someday they may become Chevaliers. Comprising the group were Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen. They practiced for two hours on Monday nights adding to their rep- ertoire several songs. Mynstrelles 128 CHEVALIERS - FRONT ROW: Lee Cheatham, Keith Swart, Tim Campbell, Aleta Kildow. ROW 2: Marcus Ol- son, Emily Clubb, John Schultz, Colette Cragg. ROW 3: Kevin Hartse, Chris Giere, Steve Thane, Ginger Good, Natalie Simmons, Frank Crowley. ROW 4: Dee Stevens, Thunderous applause was heard as the Cheva- liers came on stage at the Christmas Concert; the reputation of the silver-throated singers had preceded them. Auditions for Chevaliers were in September and those showing vocal excellence were chosen. Vocal Music Director Neil Dahlstrom said his decision was hard because many good students turned out. In addition to th e 24 members and pianist, Mr. Dahlstrom added a drummer and two more singing members. Charleene Forsythe, Kevin Ingalls, Kathy Barthelmess, Kathy Barthelmess, Kathy Roemer, Sarah Hansen. ROW 5: Paul Fossum, Marijean Narum, Mary Burt, Jim Narum, Mike Syverson, Ron Cripe, Shirley Aarstad. Chevaliers were much in demand in and out of Missoula. Besides singing for the people of the Garden City, Chevaliers sang for the patients at the veteran hospital Fort Harrison near Helena and in Great Falls during the class AA state festival. The Chevaliers ' goal this year was to bring pleasure and peace to all their audiences, and by the ecstatic faces of the audiences, the Cheva- liers acheived their goal. Chevaliers FACULTY THE TOP BANANA Mr. George M.Zellick Superintendent 131 THE BIG CHEESE Students: Once again the young people pictured in the Halberd have distinguished themselves as citizens of Hellgate High School and of the City of Missoula. Hellgate continues to be a leader in the state of curricular and extracurricular endeavors. It is indeed a pleasure to be able to work with and for such a fine student body as we have at Hellgate. I hope that you seniors have had a productive four years at Hellgate and that your school has helped prepare you for the many chal- lenges you will face in the coming years. It is also my hope that you students who are still with us will strive to take advantage of every opportunity avail- able to you at Hellgate. fm Us f — 132 Assistant Principals Richard Correll Donald Lawston 133 Secretaries LiJ p J m Mary Schultz Secretary to the Principal Jean Rheinschmidt Records Clerk Jan Anderson Bookroom Clerk Aides, Nurse, Librarian Teacher ' s Aides: Mrs. Glenna West, Mrs. Tedi Svare, Mrs. Loretta Hyde and Mr. Thomas Green. Not pictured is Mrs. Julie Garr. Margaret Frette Librarian Jo Ann Nichols Nurse l.v j fVV I ■§? m.-k . !; 9 ..•? Sii •ax Teacher ' s Aides Cont: Mrs. Margaret Black, Mrs. Susan Woodahl and Mrs. Donna Wood. 135 Counselors JL. Sf 3? i O Jan Nyquist Senior Counselor Marolane Stevenson Sophomore Counselor Robert Sparks General Counselor Gardy VanSoest Junior Counselor Lucille Edwards Freshman Counselor S 136 t i COOKS— From LEFT: Lillian Strong, Laura Plieness, Leta Vick, Lillian Johnson, Carol Williamson. Cooks Janitors J J Janitors-FRONT ROW: Donald Vaughn, Dennis Wood, Franklin Kendall. ROW 2: Matt Serviss, Bernard Norton, Richard Zimmerman, Philip Manly, Hazen Ransier, Bernard Tintzman. 137 Mathematics James Burrington College Prep. Algebra 1 Werner Held Chairman Algebra 1 Geometry James Heydon Accelerated Algebra Geometry Larry McKinney Algebra 1 Algebra lC 138 139 Social Studies Mae Nan Robinson Political Science Dwight Hopkim Chairman Sociology Ecology Frank Bain American Cultures Elizabeth Taylor American Cultures Bette Kennett American Cultures Willis Curdy World Cultures American Cultures Gary Trenary Political Science Henry Blastic Human Ecology American Cultures Science Ronald Hof f Biology 1 J i Dennis Billings Biology 1 Rebecca Williams Biology 1 143 Vocational Technical Education Roger Hyem Metals Trades Mechanical Block Chester Frojen Chairman Drafting 2,3,4 Mechanical Block Raymond Wiedmer Metals Drafting Mechanical Block Pamela Dale Clerical Office Practice Shorthand 1 144 Terry Yasenak Int. Clothing HomeEc. I Creative Clothing Deanna Vacura Int. Foods Home Ec. I Fred Salmonsen Typing I Personal Typing Record Keeping DuanePederson Distributive Education Bradley Hart Distributive Education 145 Bernita Zuidmeer Prep. 70 Family Relations Deanna Woods Shorthand 2 Clerical Office Practice Noreen Kozeluh Typing 1 Joseph Barnell Welding 1,2 Alan Stohle Metals, Trades Ilene Heinrich Home Ec. Co-op Work Program 146 Kenneth Curtis Career Ed. Lanny Bryant Career Ed. RusselPilcher Driver Ed. Larry Bicha Driver Ed. Career Driver and Education Kevin Hammond Driver Ed. Fine Arts Neil Dahlstrom Music Chairman Freshman Choir Concert Choir Mixed Choir Girls Choir Harold Herbig Orchestra Music Appreciation Charles Johnson Band Music Appreciation Guitar Katherine Millhouse Crafts Artl Kathleen Deschamps Art Awareness Art 1,2 148 ..r - Foreign Language John J. Whalen English 3,4 m 4 1 J- il AoWa. Forssen English 1 Journalism 1,2 Halberd English Shiley Rosengren English 2 Marjorie Bourquin English 3,4 150 Dean Marshall English 2 Virgil Cork English 2 Thomas Graff English 3,4 Ellen Skones English 3,4 Thomas Demmons English 3,4 151 Donald Wulff English 1 vr y- Susan Rowberry English 2 Speech Virginia Dale English 1 Patricia Knierim English 3,4 Carol Wright English 1 152 Elsie Hallford English 2 Physical Education M , 1 l fe Sffi 7 iff •■u 2 j — v 4 2-j l fv Fvp n w 1 f W . ® 3 2vAi i fov fur i IN? Gilbert Larson, Senior Class President Jill Christopher, Secretary Guy Thompson, Vice President Carol Holden, Treasurer 155 imiiiwumi SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL - FRONT ROW: Keith Swart, Gilbert Larson, Doug MacDonald. ROW 2: Sandy Boehm- ler, Carol Holden. ROW 3: Jill Christopher, Charleene Forsythe, Ginger Good, Thais Zimmerman. s eniors 156 SHIRLEY BETH AARSTAD-HR 100; Latin Club 1,2,3; Freshman Choir; Freshman Mixed Ensemble; Girls Choir 2; Chansonettes 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Mynstrelles 3; Che- valiers 4; All-State Choir 3; FTA 4; Secretary 4; OEA 4; AFS 4; Class Council 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Girls State Alter- nate 3 LAURA LEE ABEL-HR 122; Band 1,2; Car Club 2; Pow- derpuff Football 4; Volleyball 4; Basketball 4; Softball 4 ROBERT BRUCE AMMONS-HR 324; Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4; Swimming 1,2,3,4 DEBBIE J. ANDERSON-HR 327 GEORGE McMICHAEL ANDERSON-HR 100; VICA 4 LEE C. ANDERSON-HR 111 THERESA J. ANDERSON-HR 100 MARY CATHERINE ANNO-HR 116; Track 2,3; DECA 3,4; Junior Achievers 3; Spanish Club 1 ALLEN A. ARCHIBALD-HR 318; Football 1, Cross Coun- try 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 CHERYL RAE AUSTIN-HR 327; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3; Band 4 KIM MARIE BAGNELL-HR A12; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Rodeo Club 1,2; Gymnastics 2 KAREN SUE BAKKER-HR 100; Powderpuff Football 1, 2,3,4; DECA 1,2; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Rodeo Club 1,2,3; Secretary 1,2,3 PHIL JAMES BARBA-HR 107; VICA 4 KATHRYN MARIE BARTHELMESS-HR 112; Class Council 3,4; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Chanson- ettes 2; Mynstrelles 3; Chevaliers 4 157 DAN LEROY BATEMAN-HR 318; Football 1; Track 1,3; Wrestling 1,2,3 PAUL ALLEN BEAUFAIT-HR 115; Key Club 1,2,3; Gym- nastics 2,3,4; Class Council 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Speech 3 DAVID W. BECK-HR 100 ROBERT W. BERTSCH-HR 324 JOHN W. BLACK-HR 327 DONALD D. BLACKLER-HR 122; Concert Choir 3,4; Mynstrelles 4 JOHN PIERRE BLANCHETTE-HR A12; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4; Drama 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3, President 4; Lance 4; Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4, President 4; Troubadour 3,4; MUN 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Intramural 1 KAREN MARIE BOCKEMUEHL-HR 115 SANDRA IONE BOEHMLER-HR 116; AFS 1,3,4; Presi- dent 4; French Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4; Speech 2,3; Drama 2,3; Pep Band 1; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Orchestra 2; SAS 1,2; Class Council 1, 2,3,4; Curriculum Committee 3,4; MUN 3,4 FOREY D. BRADLEY-HR 116; Class Secretary 1; Fresh- man Choir; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Captain 4; Student Coun- cil 1,3,4; Orchesis 2,3; Modern Dance 4 ARTHUR A. BRAMMER-HR A12; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; DECA 3,4; CYF 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; High Honor Roll 3 NAN CAROL BRANDENBERGER-HR BG4; Gymnastics 2,3; Outdoor Club 4 RONALD LEE BREVIK-HR 100; Football 1; Ski Club 1,2,3 CHERYL L. BROWN-HR 318 WALLACE EDWARD BROWN-HR 107; Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4 158 RANDY G. BRUMBACK-HR 100; Drama 2,3 WESLEY BRUMWELL-HR BG4: Basketball 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2; Golf 3,4; Honor Roll 4; Lance Staff 3 JAMES BECK BURGESS-HR 107; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Chess Club 1,2,3 ARLYNE LORRAYNE CARL-HR A12; Spanish Club 1,2; Pep Club 3 JOHN CARPINO-HR 122; Football 1,2; Band 1; Ski Club 4; Intramural 1,3,4 MIKE ALBERT CHAMBERLAIN-HR 327; Drama 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 2; Key Club 3,4; Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,4 MARIA A. CHARETTE-HR A12; Class Council 1,2; Hal- berd Salesman 1,2 ROBIN LEE CHARLO-HR 107 LYNETTE A. CHAUSSEE-HR 211.DECA3 ■ 41 ROBERT LEE CHEATHAM-HR 122, Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 3,4, Band Council Representative 1, 2,4; Key Club 1,2,3; Secretary 3; Youth and Government 4; Chevaliers 4; Class President 1,3; Class Council 1,2; Stu- dent Council 2; Intercity Council 4; German Club 2; Or- chestra 2,3,4; Missoula Symphony 2,3,4; Boys State 3; Student Congress 4; Speech 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Merit Commended Student ALAN L. CHILCOAT-HR 111; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,4; French Club 1 ALAN BERT CHRISTIAN-HR BG4; VICA 1,2,3,4; Sk Club 1,2; Chess Club 1 MIKE CHRISTIAN-HR A12; Football 1; Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Wrestling 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2 JILL MARIE CHRISTOPHER-HR 100; Pep Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Class Council 1; Lancettes 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 4; French Club 1,2; Home- coming Queen 4 SARRIS B. CLOUSE-HR 324; German Club 1,2,3,4; AFS 1,2,4; Lancettes 1,2,3,4; Girls State 3; Gymnastics 4 159 RUTH A. COATS-HR 116; French Club 1,2,3,4, President 3; Speech 2,3,4; Drama 2,3; Youth and Government 3,4, President 4; National Honor Society; High Honor Roll; Troubadour 3. SUSAN LYNN COCHRAN-HR 100; GRA 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; S Club 2,3,4; President 4; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3 JIM J. COLE-HR 100; Football 1; Track 3,4; Cross Coun- try 3,4; Wrestling 1; Ski Club 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,3 DAN E. COOK-HR 111; Football 1; Basketba ll 2 DEBBIE CORDIAL-HR 318 R. DAVID CRIPE-HR 324 RONALD GORDON CRIPE-HR A12; Mynstrelles 2,3; Chevaliers 4; All-State Choir 3 JAN CARMEN CRIST-HR 107 PAUL EVAN CROWLEY-HR 115; Troubadour 1,2,3,4, Editor 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll; Curriculum Committee 3,4, Secretary 4; MUN 3,4; NFL 3; Speech 3; Lance 3,4, Managing Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4, Vice President 4; Youth and Government 3,4; Brain Bowl 4 ANDREA J. DAHL-HR 211; Spanish Club 1; S Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4 JENNIFER LEIGH DALY-HR 319 STEPHEN JAN DARLING-HR 116; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 2; Marching Band 1,2,3; Intramural 2; Chess Club 2,4 BRYAN M. DAUENHAUER-HR 211; Gymnastics 1,2, 3,4; DECA 3,4; Football 2 CINDY A. DAUENHAUER-HR 107; Powder Puff Foot- ball 3,4; Class Council 1; Modern Dance 1 TERRY LEE DERRICKSON-HR 323 160 ROBERTA LYNN DIEHL-HR 111; Powder Puff Football 2,3,4; Geography Club 1 JOANN DILWORTH-HR 323; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Chansonettes 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Mynstrelles 4; Honor Roll 3 TERRY W. DISNEY-HR 122; Basketball 1 DEBORAH LYNN DOYLE-HR 115; Homeroom President 1; Class Council 1,2; Student Council 1,2,4, Sec. 4; State SC Convention 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Orchesis 3,4; High School Fashion Board 3,4; President 4; Honor Roll 2,3 ROCKY A. DUBIA-HR 115; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1, 2,3,4; Homecoming Prince 4; Sir Lancelot 1 VICKI ANNE DUFFNER-HR 318; Latin Club 1,2; Con- cert Choir 3,4; Speech 3,4; Mynstrelles 4; Honor Roll 3,4 FRED C. EDWARDS-HR 319 HARRY ALLEN EGELAND-HR 116 LINNEA ELISE ERNST-HR BG4; Girls Ensemble 1; Chan- sonettes 2; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3,4; FHA 2,4; Thespians 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Junior Achievers 4. BEVERLY ALICE EVENS KAAS-324; OEA 4; Freshman Mixed Choir; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3,4 CINDY KAY FEUCHT-HR 327; Spanish Club 1; Lanc- ettes 2,3,4; OEA 4 DEBBIE KAY FINBRAATEN-HR 324 ; GRA1 GARY LANCE FISHER-HR 111 Chess Club 1; President 4;DECA3,4 JANEL KAY FITE-HR 111; CYF 1,2; FHA 2; Junior A- chievement 2,3,4; Treasurer 4 161 PATTY LOU FLACHSENHAR-HR 319; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 CINDY KAY FOLSOM-HR 327 CHARLEENE LYNNETTE FORSYTHE-HR 318; Fresh- man Choir; Freshman Mixed Ensemble; Sophomore Girls Choir; Chansonettes 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Mynstrelles 3; Chevaliers 4; Thespians 4; OEA 4; Halberd Salesman 3; Class Council 4; Honor Roll 3,4 PAMELA ANN FRASIER-HR 327; Drama 2,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Halberd 3; Concert Choir 3,4 MIKE FREY-HR 122 DONALD R. FRISTO-HR BG4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,4; Intramural Bowling 4; Intramural Skiing 4; VICA 2,4, Secretary 4; Honor Roll 3 KATHRYN ANN FROEHLICH-HR 318; Transfer from Sacred Heart 2; OEA 4, Secretary 4; Modern Dance Group 4 LYNN H. FURRER-HR 115; FHA 1; DECA 3,4; Lancettes 1,2,3,4, President 3; Executive Board Secre- tary 4; Halberd Salesman 1,2 KRISTIN MARIAN GALLAGHER-HR A12; Art Club 1,2,3; Geography Club 1; OEA 4, Treasurer 4; Concert Choir 3; Sophomore Girls Choir 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3 JULIE CHRISTINE GAETZ-HR 100; Freshman Choir 1; German Club 1 DIANE GARRISON-HR 100 SUSAN ELIZABETH GETZ-HR 107; Girls Club Executive Board 1,2; German Club 1,2; JA 1,2,3,4, Association President 3,4; Achiever of the Year 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 CHRISTINE LOUISE GIERE-HR BG4; Freshmen Mixed Ensemble; Freshmen Choir; Sophomore Girls Choir; Chansonettes 2; Concert Choir 4; Myn- strelles 3; Chevaliers 4; Thousand Mile Club 2 WILLIAM DALE GILBERT-H R BG4; Chess Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 3 KELLE ANN GILDER-HR 323; Freshman Mixed Choir 1; Modern Dance 4; Ski Club 4 DONALD EUGENE GISSELBECK-HR 111; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Brain Bowl 4; All State Orchestra 2 JODY LYNN GIST-HR 107; FHA 2; Transferred from Humboldt, Iowa, 2 162 JOHN GJORDING-HR 323 CLIFF L. CODBOUT-HR319 DALE TERESA GOLDEN-HR 111; Chansonettes 2; Speech 2,3,4; Drama 2,3,4; S Club 2,3; Girls Choir 2; DECA 3,4, State DECA Treasurer 4 GINGER MARIE GOOD-HR 324; Class Council 1,2,3,4; Freshman Mixed Ensemble 1; Freshman Homecoming Princess; FHA 2; Chansonettes 2; French Club 2; Orchesis 3; Lancettes 3; Chevaliers 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Ski Club 4; Pep Club 4; Cheerleader 4 ROXI CORRINE GORE-HR 122; GRA 2; Modern Dance 4; Lancettes 3; Homecoming Princess 4; Girl ' s Choir 2; Concert Choir 3,4; DECA 4; Class Council 1; Honor Roll BILL GOULD-HR 323; CarClub 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; VICA 2; Track 1,2; Rodeo Club 1,2 TIM M. GOULD-HR 324; Wrestling 1,2,3; Track 1; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 3 RON LEE GRAHAM-HR 327; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Key Club 2,3 SANDRA LEAH GRAHAM-HR 211; FHA 3; Honor Roll 2,3; Geography Club 1; DECA 3 DOUGLAS WAYNE GREENFIELD-HR 327; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4 ELIZABETH LEE GRIFFING-HR BGl; French Club 2,3; Latin Club 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Curriculum Com- mittee 3 ALAN MARK HALEY-HR 100; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4; German Club 1,3; Golf 3,4; Boys State 3; Intramural 1,2,3,4; M Club 4 JON B. HAMMOND-HR 115; Honor Roll 1,2,4; DECA 4 SHAUN Z. HAMMOND-HR 211; Gymnastics 1 SARAH PAM HANSEN-HR 107; Geography Club 1; SAS 1,2,3; Chansonettes 2; Mynstrelles 3; Chevaliers 4; All State Choir 3,4; Drama 2; Art Club 2,3,4; Troubadour 3,4, Art Editor 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4 KIM M. HARPER-HR A12 163 KEVIN EARL HARTSE-HR 100; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4; Chevaliers 3,4; Band President 4; Or- chestra 2,3,4; Missoula Youth Symphony 3,4; Operation Columbus 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 LAURIE DAWN HAUGAN-HR 127; Art Club 1,2,3; Out- door Club 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 LEEANN HENNESSY-HR 318; GRA 2; Drill Team 3; DECA3.4 GLORIA JEAN HENSEL-HR 327; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; GRA 1,2; Class Council 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1,3,4 CAROL OLIVIA HOLDEN-HR 111; Band 1; GRA 1,2; Lancettes 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Class Council 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Cross Country 4; Track 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Girls State 3; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 PATTY ANN HUGHES-HR 318 LUCINDA L. HUGOS-HR 211; Spanish Club 1; Class Council 3; S Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 2,4 JAN E. HULLA-HR 115; S Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3; Halberd 2,3; German Club 1,2,3; MUN 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Brain Bowl 2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 KATHY SUE HUMMER-HR 322; FHA 1,2,3 YVONNE MARIE JACOBS-HR 122; FHA 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary 2, President 3; District Vice Chairman 3; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Chansonettes 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Mynstrelles 4; Class Council 3; Honor Roll 3,4 ALLEN L, JANES-HR 116; Key Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3; Gymnastics 2,3; Intramural Skiing 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 SANDRA J. JASSEK-HR 324; Freshman Choir; GRA 2, Honor Roll 2,3,4; OEA 4 BUTCH JENISON-HR 107; Car Club 2,3 HELEN MARIE ANTOINETTE JOHNSON-HR 107; Halberd 4; Lance 4; German Club 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Outdoor Club 4 JANET MARIE JOHNSON-HR BG4 LYNN MARIE JOHNSON-HR 116; Intramural Bowling 3; Modern Dance 4, Vice President 4 164 LYNDON B. JOHNSON-HR 311; Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4, President 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, President 1,2,3,4, Youth and Government 1,2,3,4, Secretary 1,2,3,4; Girls Club Contact Representative Alternate 2,3 MIKE JOHNSON-HR 107 VICKI JOHNSON-HR 100; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; March- ing Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; All State Band 3,4; All Northwest Band 4; Drama 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Girls Basketball 3,4; Brass Ensemble 2,3,4; Woodwind Quintet 3,4 KAREN M. JOLLY-HR 304 SUSAN GRACE KAISER-HR 116; Band 1,2,3; Latin Club 1; Lance 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4 TERRI JOHNSON-HR 111; Lancettes 2,3,4, Captain, President 4; Pep Club 4 RODNEY KAUFMAN-HR 327; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrest- ling 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3; VICA2 MARSHA LOUISE KENCK-HR BG4; Honor Roll 2; DECA 3,4; S Club 3; Ski Club 3,4; Junior Achievement 3; Powder Puff Football; Geography Club 1; Class Council MICHAEL E. KENT-HR 319; Track 1; VICA 4 CONNIE LYNN KESTER-HR 116; Freshman Mixed Choir; Freshman Girls Ensemble; DECA 3; Sophomore Girls Choir; S Club 4 CINDY PATRICIA KIDDER-HR 116; FHA 2,3; FTA 3,4, President 4; AFS 1; French Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; March- ing Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; OEA 4; DECA 3 ALETA LOUISE KILDOW-HR 323; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3; Chansonettes 2; Chevaliers 3,4; All State Choir 3; Marching Band 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 3,4; All State Bandl SUE R. KILMER-HR 116; Transferred from Helena 2; Latin 2; Pep Club 1,2; Band 2; Drama 4 ARNOLD E. KIMMEL-HR 111; Band 1,2 KIM KATHERINE KIECKBUSH-HR BG4; German Club 2; Student Council 1 RANDALL B. KOBLE-HR BG4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; DECA 3 165 KATHY J. KOEPPLIN-HR 319; German Club 1; Speech 2; Lancettes 2,3; Class Council 3,4 VICKI LEE KOEPPLIN-HR BG4; Lancettes 2,3,4; OEA 4;FHA2 THEODORE RAYMOND KOOREN-HR 211; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Spanish Club 2 KATHLEEN ANN KOST-HR 327; Pep Band 1,2; March- ing Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Lancettes 3; GRA 2; Powder Puff 2,4; FHA 2 DEAETTE ARDELL KOVARIK-HR 324; FHA 2; GRA 1 Concert Choir 1,3; Class Council 3,4; Modern Dance 4 Pep Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Princess 4 Powder Puff Football 4; Cheerleader 4 GAYLA JEAN KROGSTAD-HR 115; Freshman Choir 1; Sophomore Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Chansonettes 2; Mvnstrelles 4 RANDY LAVOIE-HR 108 LEAH RAE LARSEN-HR A12; Geography Club 1; Pep Club 2,3; Chansonettes 2; Student Council 2; Concert Choir 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3; Freshman Mixed Ensemble 1 GILBERT LARSON-HR A12; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1; Class Council 1,4; Student Council 3; Sen- ior Class President 4; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Wrestling 3; Football 1; Key Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Excalibur 2; Chess Club 4 SUE KIMBERLY LARSON-HR BG4; FTA 3,4; FHA 4; Pep Club 2 TIMMY J. LAVOIE-HR 323 JANET C. LEWIS-HR 211; Freshman Girls Ensemble 1; Sophomore Girls Choir 2; Chansonettes 2; S Club 2; Con- cert Choir 3,4 SHERRY LEE LITTLE-HR 211; Freshman Mixed Choir 2; Girls Choir 2 MARK E. LOEWEN-HR 211 VIOLA MAE LONG-HR 319; Transferred from Fairfield High School 3; FHA 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Powder Puff 2 166 JAMIE S. LONGPRE-HR 324 CHRIS L. LOTT-HR 324 ERIC DELANE LUCAS-HR 116; Freshman Mixed Choir; Freshman Mixed Ensemble; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Myn- strelles 3; Chevaliers 4; Halberd 3; Boys State 3; Class Coun- cil 1,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Geography Club 1 VICTORIA LEE LUFT-HR 107; DECA 3,4; Ski Club 3; Pep Club 1,2; Powder Puff Football 3 DOUG M. MACDONALD-HR 115; Football 1,2; Wrest- ling 1; Honor Roll 3,4; Student Council 4; Basketball 2; Key Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Excalibur 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Intramural Ping-Pong Champion 3; Tennis 4; Ski Club 3,4; Class Council 4 KEN R. MANCHESTER-HR 319; Tennis 3,4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Boy ' s State 3; Intramural Skiing 3,4; German Club 2,3 HELEN I. MANLOVE-HR 327; Class Council 1,4; Chan- sonettes 2; S Club 3,4, Secretary 4; DECA 3,4, Treasurer 4; Lancettes 3,4; Honor Roll 2,4; Concert Choir 3,4 RONALD BRUCE MARKLAND-HR 211; French Club 2, 3; Chess Club, Officer 4; AFS 4; Track 3 JAMES CURTIS MARSHALL-HR 319; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Boy ' s State Alternate 3 JANET McARTHUR-107; Transferred from Sentinel High School 3; Honor Roll 3 SHAUNA McCARTHY-HR A12; MUN 2,3,4; AFS 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Youth and Gov- erment 4; Chess Club 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Halberd 2,3; Lance 4 ROBERT WILLIAM McCOY-HR 318; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Intramural Baseball; M Club 4; DECA 3,4; CHERYL LYNN McDONALD-HR 115; GRAl; Class Council 2; Girls Club Representative 3; DARRYLE McDONALD-HR 116 167 MARVIN ROGER McDONALD-HR 318; Chess Club 1, 3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; Key Club 1,2; Track 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 MICK McDONALD-HR 319; DECA 1; Track 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2; Intramural 1,2,3,4 MARK McKINZIE-HR 324; Wrestling 1,2; Golf 3,4; DECA 3,4 CONNIE ELIZABETH McLAUGHLIN-HR 318; GRA 1,2, Vice President 2; Class Council 3; Modern Dance 4, President 4; Intramural Girls Basketball 2 JODY MEDSKER-HR BG4 VICKY RAE MERRITT-HR 323; DECA 3,4 PATTY A. MERSEAL-HR 319; GRA 1; Student Council 2; S Club 4; OEA 4, President 4; State OEA President 4; Junior Achievement 3,4; Junior Achievement Secretary 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4 DAN MEUCHEL-HR 324 DENNIS ANTON MEUCHEL-HR 323 BETTY JO MODERIE-HR 318; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Council 2, Secretary 4 DESIREE DANETTE MONACO-HR 100; FHA 1; Art Club 1,2 CHRISTINE MOORE-HR 319 168 EAKESIPEAIRE All the sworld ' s a s1«3« And all the men and u omen mer -U placers; They have Their exits and entr xnt-c,5. ' As You Like ft But houv I cau V t it , Foundl it, Came by it What stuff ' tis mad , of W hereof it is born, I am To Uarn . - rlerOnant o? Venice DON E. MORGAN -HR122; Intramural Wres- tling 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2; Gym- nastics 1,2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4, DENNIS I. MORSE - HR 116; Football 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Lettermens ' Club 1,2,3,4; Drama 2,3,4; MUN 3,4; Lance 4; Typing Club 4; Thespians 2,3,4, Sec.-Tres. 4. GARY DONALD MYERS - HR 323; Football 1, 2,3; Basketball 2; DECA Historian 4. MARIJEAN NARUM - HR 323; Band 1,2; Pep Band 2; Marching Band 1,2; Chansonettes 2; Mynstrelles 3; Chevaliers 4. TINA M. NASH - HR 324 TODD W. NEEL - HR 323; Football 1; Ski Club 3; Gymnastics 2; Chess Club 3. JANICE EILEEN NEILSON - HR 324 JOHN M. NEILSON - HR 107; Intramural Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 3. DEBORAH SUE NELSON - HR 211; Twirling 1,2,3,4; Head Majorette 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 3. BONNIE RAE NESBITT - HR 323; Student Council 1; Honor Roll 2,3. CYNTHIA KAY NETZER - HR 211, Pep Club l;OEA4;CYF 2. SANDRA ELAINE NICOLET - HR A12; OEA 4; CYF 1,2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Secretary 2. SUSAN R. NOVAK - HR 111, FHA 1; DECA 3,4. JUDY A. NOWLEN - HR 319; Gymnastics 1,2; Choir 1,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1. 169 LARRY A. OCHSNER-HR 327 LYNN MICHELLE OGLE-HR 324; Pep Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Spanish Club 1; S Club 3,4; Girls State Alternate 3; Speech 3; NFL 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4 MARCUS JAY OLSON-HR 122; Transferred from Helena 2; Thespians 2,3,4; Art Club 2,3,4; Concert Choir 4; Cheva- liers 4; Band 1 CHERYL ANN ONSTAD-HR 122; Spanish Club 2; GRA 1; Track 2 SARA HENRIETTA PARNELL-HR 303; Freshman Girls Ensemble; GRA 1; Lancers 2; Concert Choir 1,2,3 JUDITH ANN PEARCE-HR 211; Class Council 1,4; OEA, Parliamentarian 4; Freshman Choir; SAS 1; Spanish Club 1,2; All State Choir 3,4; Concert Choir 3,4 LAURE PENGELLY-HR 115; MUN 1,2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; SAS 1,2; Curriculum Committee 3,4, Chairman 4; Troubadour 3,4, Assistant Editor 4 LINDA CLAIRE PETERSON-HR 327; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, Captain 1; Orchesis, Modern Dance 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3 RANDY A. PEW-HR 100 KATHY PFAU-HR BG4 EILEEN MARY PICKENS-HR 107; NFL 3; DECA, Secre- tary 3,4 CRISTINA PRAZ-HR 116; French Club 4; AFS 4; Lance 4 Honor Roll 4. PEGGY M. PRINTZ-HR 107; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Class Council 1; Art Club 2,3 MARIA M. RAMOS-HR A12; German Club 2,4, President 4; Pep Club 2 170 KELLY JEAN RASMUSSEN-HR 319; Track 1,2; Pep Club 3,4; Class Council 4; Latin Club 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 TARA LYNN RASMUSSEN-HR 324; Honor Roll 1,2.3, 4; Track 1,2; OEA 4; French Club 3 CHERYL E. RAUTZ-HR 211 EDI A. REBHAHN-HR 111; Chansonettes 2; Mynstrelles 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; French Club 2; Class Council BRENDA KATHLEEN REDMAN-HR A12; Pep Club 1, 2,3;DECA3 DAWN MARIE REEVES-HR 324; GRA 1,2; Junior A- chievement 2,3,4; DECA 3,4 MONJA MARIE REIMERS-HR 327; DECA 3,4; S Club 3,4; GRA 1; Track 1,2, Ski Club 3; Honor Roll 2; Freshman Choir LAILANI MARIE RHOADES-HR 116; FHA 1,2, Historian 3, President 4; Pep Club JANIS KAY RICHARDS-HR A12 ; Modern Dance 4 ; DECA 3,4 DAVID SCOTT RICHERT-HR 115 MARLENE GWEN RICHLIE-HR 319; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; OEA 4; AFS3 LINDA SUE ROBBINS-HR 111; Halberd 3,4, Editor 4; Lance 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,3,4 DAN A. ROBISON-HR 115 KATHY ANNE ROEMER-HR 100; Class Council 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Chevaliers 2,3,4; Youth in Govern- ment 3 PAM ELENOR ROSE-HR 107; Gymnastics 1; Art Club 1; Track 1,2; DECA 3; S Club 3; FHA 3; Class Council 3,4 ROSALIE ROBERTA ROSE-HR 111; Concert Choir 2; FHA 1; Freshman Choir VICKI LEE RUANA-HR 115; Track 2,3 LESLIE J. RYAN-HR 211; Football 1,2,3,4; All State Foot- ball Team 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter- man ' s Club 3,4 171 LONIE JO RYAN-HR 318; Honor Roll 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Girls Flag Football 4; Mixed Choir 1; GRA 3,4; Powder Puff Football 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Girls Vol- leyball 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; FHA 2; Girls Basket- ball 3,4 VALERIE RYAN-HR 318 DAVID A. SAMEL-HR 122; Class Council 1; Intra- mural Basketball 2,3,4 KENNETH LANE SANDAU-HR 115; Latin Club 1,2; Drama 3,4 WILLIAM RICHARD SHEID-HR 100 BRIAN M. SCHLIEBE-HR 115; Track 1; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; DECA 4; Concert Choir 2,3; Freshman Ensemble; Mynstrelles 3; German Club 2; Boys State Alternate 3; Student Council 1,2 LEN SCHMAUCH-HR 107 DALE JAY SCHMIDT-HR 122; Basketball 2 STEPHEN JOHN SCHNEITER-HR A12; Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3,4 BRAD SCHWEND-HR 115 SUSAN BETH SELLEGREN-HR 122; Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; French Club 1 NANCY S. SHAFFER-HR 116; GRA 1; DECA 4 GAY LEE SHELTON-HR BG4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4 KAY LYNN SHELTON-HR 327; FHA 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3; DECA 3,4 NATALIE JANE SIMMONS-HR 116; Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 4; S Club 2,3,4; Mynstrelles 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1,3; Chevaliers 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Chansonettes 2; Girls State 2 MICHAEL D. SLOAN-HR BG4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrest- ling 1,2,3,4; Track 1; M Club 2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4 172 DON MARK SOKOLOSKI-HR BG4; Football 1.2; Wrest- ling 1; Class President 2; Student Council 1,2,3, President 4; Key Club 1,2,3,4, Executive Board 2,3,4; Boys State 3; Halberd 4; Homecoming Prince 2,3 GENEVA DAWN SOL-HR 111; Rodeo Club 1,2; Fresh- man Choir; Girls Choir 2 CYNTHIA GENE SPERRY-HR 327 DAVE WARREN STANG-HR 211; Gymnastics 2,3,4 JOHN DANIEL ST ARK-HR 327; Stage Band 2,3,4 ROSE M. STARTIN-HR 211; FHA 1; German Club 4 JANET STEBBINS-HR 116; Powder Puff Football 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Art Club 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4 MIKE STEINBERG-HR BG4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4 RUSS DANA STEPHENS-HR 327; Car Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Wrestling 1 MIKE C. STICKNEY-HR 319; Ski Club 1,2,3; Rifle Club CLARICE JEANINE STINGER-HR 122; Art Club 1,2,3; German Club 2,3; Drama 2; Outdoor Club 4; Ski Club 4 DEAN STRECKER-HR 323 DARLENE FAYE STUBER-HR A12 JUDITH LANE SUTTON-HR 122; GRA 2; Pep Club 2; NFL 3,4; Class Secretary 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Class Council 1; DECA 4; Speech 3,4 KEITH D. SWART-HR 323; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, German Club 1,2; Key Club 2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,4; Stage Band 3,4; Speech 3,4; Ski Club 2,4, Vice President 4; Inter-city Council 3,4; Chair- man 4; Chevaliers 4; Class Council 4, Student Council 4, Vice President 4; Youth and Government 4; Homecoming King 4 STEPHEN DANIEL THANE-HR BG4; Freshman Choir 1; Freshman Mixed Ensemble 1; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Myn- strelles 2, Chevaliers 3,4; DECA 3; All State Choir 2 GUY J. THOMPSON-HR A12; Senior Class Vice Presi- dent 4; Transfer from Sentinel 2 DEBRA LYNN THURMAN-HR 111; Geography Club 1; FHA 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; DECA 3,4 173 DALE WILLIAM TRAVER-HR 211; FFA 2; VICA 4; Parlmentarian 4 LINDA A. TURMAN-HR BG4 MONTE P. TURNER-HR 211; Football 1; DE 3, 4; Intramural 2; Rifle Club 1; Spanish Club 2 JANET KAY VANEPS-HR 318; CYF 1,2,3,4; OEA 4; Honor Roll 1,3,4 ANN ELISE VAN METER-HR 115; Science Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4 LINDA LEA WALDBILLIG-HR 318; OCEP 4, Chairman SUSAN CHARLENE WALLACE-HR 116 SHARON KAY WALKER-HR 111 JAMES ALEXANDER WALTHER-HR 314; Foot- ball 1 BOBI WAMBACH-HR 319; Band 1,2,3,4; SAS 1, 2; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, President 2 KENNETH F. WEBER-HR 323; Chess Club 1,3; Gymnastics 3 ELIZABETH WEISHEIM-HR 322, Art Club 2; Lance 4 JAMES A. WHEELER-HR 318; Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4; German Club 1,2; Drama 1; Ski Club 4 MICHAEL H. WHEELER-HR 319; German Club 1,2; Science Club 1; Radio Club 2,3, President 3; Chess Club 3; Tennis 3; High Honor Roll 3 LARRY L. WHITE-HR 319; Wrestling 1,4; DECA 4 CHERYL JEAN WHITING-HR 100; German Club 1,2; DECA 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 VALARIE WILCOX-HR 323; OEA 4; Class Coun- cil 4 174 MYRNA LYNNE WILLUM5EN-HR 111; Spanish Club 1; FHA 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 CRAIG WINCATE-HR 111 LEWIS LEE WINN-HR 211; Wrestling 1,2; Foot- ball 1; Latin Club 3 ROBYN E. ZAHARKO-HR 107 JOANN ZENTNER-HR 324;GRA2 THAIS JANE ZIMMERMAN-HR 111; Student Council 1; Class Council 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Homecoming Princess 3 S Club 3,4; Fashion Board 3,4, Historian 4; NFL 3,4 Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3,4 Girls State 3; National Honor Society 3,4 ALLISON C. WIVELL-HR 324; Halberd 3 BONNIE LYNNE WOHLSCHLAGER-HR 100; DECA 3,4; Gymnastics 1; Georgraphy Club 1; GRA 1; Ski Club 4; Track 2 DEBORAH ANN WOOD-HR 115; Marching Band 3; Band 1,2,3; DECA 3; Ski Club 3 JANICE LYNN WOOD-HR BG4; GRA 1 Go cherish your soul; expel companions; set your habits to a life of solitude; then will the facilities rise fair and full within. 175 -Emerson Seniors Not Pictured DARCINE MARIE ANDERSON - HR 324; Orchestra 1,2,3,4. MONA ANDERSON - HR A-12; Transfer: Pep Club 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,2,3; GRA 2,3; Secretary 3. RICHARD RHYSE BARNES - HR 327; Football 1,2,3,4. LORI LEE BLOTZKE - HR 318; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Girls Basketball 3,4; Girls Volley- ball 3,4; Girls Intramural Bowli ng 3,4; Track 4 LYNN MARIE BLOTZKE - HR 319; Powder Puff 3,4; Flag Football 3,4; Intramural Bowl- ing 4; Volleyball 4. PAM M. BOWERS - HR 323. MATTHEW PAUL BRENNAN - HR 327. BOB BUCK - HR 319; Basketball 1; Football 4 GLENN C. BUTLER - HR 324; Transfer from Gresham, Oregon; Track 3; Football 1; Ski Club 2; Basketball 1. LORNA GAIL CHRISTENSEN - HR 122; OEA4. GREGG A. DALTON - HR 116; Ski Club 4; Gymnastics 1,2,4; Football 1,3; Soft Ball 3. LISA CAROLINE DELONGCHAMP - HR 327. VIRGIL F. DUPUIS - HR 116; DECA 3,4; President 4. STEVE C. FROEHLICH - HR 327. STEVE R. GIFFIN - HR 100; Ski Club 1,2; Key Club 3; VICA President 3, State Vice President 4; Track 2; Intramural Basketball 1,2. STEVE L. GILBERTSON - HR 107. RICK D. GRAY - HR318. GREG CARL HANSEN - HR 122. DIANE LY NN HARPER - HR 115. TERRY DAVID HELSEL - HR 107. STEVEN JOHN HORNICK - HR 116; MUN 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Chess Club 3. DAVID MATTHEW HUTCHISON - HR 318; Spanish Club 3, president 4. ERIC D. IBSEN - HR HR 115; Chess Club 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4. ALVIN C. JENSEN - HR 323; Football 1,3,4. DAN W. JENSEN - HR BG4; Chess Club 3,4. TERRI CATHERINE JOHNSON - HR 111; FHA 1; Lancettes 2,3, president 4. STEVE L. KETCHEM - HR BG4; Intramural Basketball 1,3,2; Football 1. DANIEL D. KINNEY - HR 122; Car Club 1,2 LARRY L. LEWIS - HR 318; Gymnastics 2. JACK M. LUECK - HR 100. MARK D. MALCOLM - HR 111; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. BOB A. MAREK - HR E122; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Halberd 3,4. CLARK T. MAUN - HR 116; Wrestling 1,2, 4; Lettermans C lub 2,4. MONTY FLOYD MAUTH - HR 323. DAVID S. MAYER - HR 116; Football 2,3,4; Tennis 3. JOHN RAYMOND MEADOWS - HR 327. SUSAN P. MILLER - HR 323 LUANN MOSES - HR BG4 R. ERIK PETERSON - HR 100 ERIC SUTHERLAND PFEIFFER - HR 107 KIM A PILLEN - HR 324; DECA 3,4; Honor Society 2,3; Advanced Fine Arts Club 3; Phys- ical Education Assistant 2. GEORGE RAYMOND REED - HR 122; Football 2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Lettermans Club 2,3,4; Intramural 3,4; DECA 3,4. BARBARA J. REINHARD-HRA12; DECA II, Powder Puff Football 3; Girls Club 1,2,3,4. DAVID B. RICE - HR 111; Football 1,2; Track 1; Halberd 3. MARTY W. RICH - HR 100 RANDY BILL RING - HR 318; FFA4. JAMES ROBERT RILEY - HR 122; Basket- ball 2. DENNIS L. RISLAND - HR 100; Track 1. JOHN DALE ROLLINS - HR 107. JOHN SCOTT SCHULTZ - HR 318 LESLIE DIANE SCHWARTZ - HR 122; Band 1,2,4; Orchestra 2,4; Spanish Club 1. JERRY BRENT SHAW - HR 321. LEE ALAN STRID - HR 211; Drama 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Football 3. HENRY W. THOMPSON - HR 116; Foot- ball 1; Photo Club 2,3,4; Art Club 2; Lance 4; Halberd 2,3,4. MIKE D. TODD - HR 324; Intramural Bas- ketball 3,4. DAVID GLENN TREICHEL - HR 326. WILLIAM LLYOD WARD - HR A12; Music 1,2. LARRY MICHAEL WARDEN - HR 327. JAMES A. WHEELER - HR 318; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,2; Drama 1; Ski Club JAMES ROBERT WILKINSON - HR 318. MARCO DENNIS WILLIAMSON - HR A12. DON LEE WOODS- HR 318; Transfer from Hingham High Montana; Basketball 3; Track 3; Student Body Secretary 3. VICKIE JO WRIGHT - HR 111; Lance 4; Art Club 2,3; Outdoor Club 4. GEORGE PAUL WULFEKUHLE - HR 107. Bill Murray, Vice President Al Warner, Junior Class President Brenda Palmer, Treasurer k Tara Gallagher, Secretary 177 mniors JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL - FRONT ROW: Barbara Koostra. ROW 2: Al Warner. ROW 3: Marilyn Taylor. ROW 4: Bill Murray. ROW 5: Brenda Palmer. ROW 6: Tara Gallagher, Susan Barker. 178 Kathy Aktepy Jolene Albert Patty Allen Laura Anders Karen Anderson Ken Anderson Lorinda Anderson Steve Anderson Susan Anderson Gary Baker Robin Baker Susan Barker Kay Barnes Tim Billingsley Terri Bisom Brian Boespflug Cindy Boston Sandy Braaten Debbie Bray Karl Buescher Barbara Jo Burditt Ben Burns Carol Campbell DarrellBeckwith Ludwig van Beethoven Susan Bethke Cindy Biggerstaff 179 Susan Campheii Tim Campbell Gloria Case Rhonda Chadwell Carol Chaffee Linda Chilcoat David Christensen Marlon Clapham Karma Clark Ann Clayton Colette Cragg Kelly Crisp Glenda Crooks Jay Cusker KamDahl Lorraine Dailey 180 Paula Daly Jan Dandrea Maggie Davis Armond Deschamps Raquel Diaz Janis Dobbins J ana Dolan Penny Doty Cindy Doyle Bill Dwyer Parke Edwards Laura Egeland Rocky English Diane Erickson Steve Fairbank W.C. Fields Eva Ferris Dave Fine Rich Forbis 181 Gary Forsythe Susanne Foss Diana Freedle Lynn French Tara Gallagher Nick Gardiner Doug Garriso n Dick Garnaas Frank Gaul Linda Gauld Henry Getz Clay Godbout Ben Harbison Lesa Harper Susan Harper Richard Harrison Morgan Hart Ray Hawley Dave Gregory Sherri Gregory Pat Groshong Dan Hamilton Jean Hanner 182 Cindy Hood Dan Henderson Sharlene Hendrickson Vicki Henri Gwen Herron Ruth Hicks Ron Hilton Cynthia Hutchinson Bill Ingalls Kevin Ingalls Mary Jacobs Rosalee Jacobsen Valerie Jahner Lori Janes Joni Jenkins Belle Houseman Larry Hudson Dan Hunter VI 183 When angry, count ten before you strike; if very angry, a hundred. Thomas Jefferson Janette Jones Jayne Jones Mary Kelley Marvin Kendall Renee Kester Karlla Kieckbusch Kelly King Allen Kinney Gary Kittelson MartaKluk Marty Lande Terry Lavvson Kathy Layman Donna Lewis MonaLisa When angry, count four; when very angry, swear. Mark Twain 184 Terri Long Debbie Lucas Jackie Lugere JohnLundquist Sally Lundquist Steve Lynn KathyMagone Gary Manchester Belinda McDonald Debi McKinney Terry Mead Dan Means Mary Melvin Shirley Merseal Beverly Mertins Kathie Michaels Sherry Micknak Debbie Miller Raymond Miller Lori Mof fatt Charisse Montreuil RoseMcGuirl Sally McHugh % ± . 185 Gary Morin BobMorin Whistler ' s Mother Bill Murray Patty Neilson Carole Nelson Estelle Nicholson Teresa Nokleby Brenda Palmer Caroline Patterson Laurie Peck Gloria Pepion Dale Peters Kris Peterson Terri Peterson 186 Jay Powers Kevin Randies Mike Rasmussen Thelma Redman Robert Reesman Mark Reich Debbie Reusser Debbie Ridnour Debbie Riefflin Barbara Romanchuck Debbie Rostad Scott Ryan Kathy Salmonson Pam Schmitt Joni Seaman Bob Seppala Lee Ann Shepard Faith Silvernail Mike Smith Steve Smith Patsy Staggs Diana Stephens Sally Stephens S ' mB J Dee Stevens John Stevens Karen Stovall 187 Leann Suckow Mark Susen Steve Swarthout Mike Syverson Debbie Taberna Marilyn Taylor Scott Thorning Bruce Troutwine KathyTruett Glen Wilson Craig Winchell Gary Winz Laurie Worden Joe Wulfekuhle John Weidenfeller KathiWeldon Nancy Wheeler Dave Williams Class President Joni Deschamps Vice-President Eric Giere Treasurer Joy Darling 189 SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL-FRONT ROW: Joy Darling, Liz Murray, Charmaine Wilson, Joni Deschamps. ROW 2: Bob Smith, Gayle Gillespie, Anne Whiting, Cindy Herbig, Lissa Field, Eric Giere ROW 3: Diana Fairbank, Bob Barker, Scott Lynn, Mike Wamsley. ornores 190 Steve Allen Greg Ammondson Doug Ammons Edi Anderson Gordon Anderson Kasey Anderson Kathi Andrews Ramona Ashby Bob Barker Pete Barthelmess JulienaBeckwith Cindy Beierle Linda Berkley Adella Betts Valerie Billedeaux Jack Bird 191 Paulene Black Tom Blakney Virginia Boucher Janice Bowers Debbie Bowman Kim Brester Don Brinkerhoff Larry Brist Marshall Bruns Jennifer Burger Mark Burgess Cathy Burggraf f ' Mary Anne Burnham Darlene Castonguay Chuck Chaplin Cam Crowley Vicki Culver Julie Cummings Linnea Dahlstrom DuaneDailey 192 Sandy Dimmitt Paul Doty Phil Duff Dei Eddy Susan Egeland Albert Einstein Marty Elison Mike Engen Lynn Evenson Diana Fairbank Craig Fairclough Paul Fossum Linda Froehlich Debbie Furrer DebraFutch Margaret Gallagher Vicky Garrison Teresa Garrott VickiGaschk Larry George Gayle Gillespie Sharon Gleason Greg Gould Brad Graeter Leona Graham Yvonne Gray Claudia Griffing 193 Dale Gyles Caylee Hall Sandi Hames Peggy Hansen Richard Hanson Robyn Harbison Vickie Harrison Merri Hartse Janice Harvey Tom Hawkins Glenn Hawley Cindy Herbig Cindy Higgins Donna James Judy Jennings Kathy Jeszenka Danette Jette Joe Jones Mary Johns Bob Holland Lenora Hollinder Wayne Holmes Jim Hudson Patty Hueth Howard Hughes Wendy Hurlbert Virginia Hunt Cynthia Hunsaker Jim Jahner 194 Randy Johns Molly Johnson Tracy Johnson Randy Jolliffe Stan Jones Sue Joscelyn Max Kallin KatheKautz Carol Jo Kenck Debbie Kinney Jerry Kinney Doug Kobs NikkiKoontz Bob Kooren Karen Kruckeberg Rachel Kruger George Krum Nora Langevin Linda Larsen Debbie Larson Jacque Larson Randy Lathom Dan Lewis Marty Llewellyn Tim Lobdell Lorna Loewen Lanny Logan Annette Longpre Rick Lucas Scott Lynn 195 Gary McAf fee Debbie Mace Karen Mace MikeMagstadt Chris Maier ReneeMalach RoxanneMalach Beth Malcolm Anita Marceau Patti Marcinkowski Rick Martin Nancy Maxson CyndiMay Colleen Mayer Keith McDonald KathieMcGee Michelle McKay Janet McKee Tom McLaughlin Colleen McMorris Chris Means Connie Merritt Eddie Meyer Denise Mills Bill Mitchell Cathy Mitchell 196 Bill Morse Brian Moraca Marcy Mourar Hilary Murphy Liz Murray Dianna Myers Jim Narum Tim Nash Nancy Neill Bonnie Neilson Gary Nelson Tena Nelson John Nuckolls Sandra Nuckolls Kathy Nyquist Susan Ogle Kathy Olson Patrick Olson 197 EvaOppegaard Jackie Parks Carla Parrish Warren Paulson Abra Pelkey DonPettinato Kevin Pfau ( Lori Ralstin Tim Rasmussen Sue Reber Mary Redman Sandy Regan Lory Reimann Steve Remington Connie Ric e Cord Richardson Joyce Richards Cindy Rogers Sharon Rowley Dennis Ruana Cindy Sandgren Madeleine Scales 198 Debbie Talbot Teresa Tennison Teresa Thane Bill Thomas Dean Thompson Diane Thrall David Simmons Cheryl Smith Morgan Smith J ana Sol Laurie Solander Marchelle Spring Stephanie Spring Barbara Startin , ' k Kari Staudinger Dave Stephan Debbie Stetler Laurie Stevens Joy Stevenson Judy Stevenson Jim Stimson Anita Stinger Rick Swart Debbie Tabish 199 Jerry Thrasher Steve Trollope Mark Twain Robin Ulrich JeanUtech Julie Van Dyke Julie Vann Mehnda Wolfe Sheena Veitenheimer Kim Williams CarlaWillison Charmaine Wilson Karen Wilson Sherry Winchell Mike Winner Marisa Wittenbc Jim Wontor Eric Wood William Wood Tami Woolridge Ken Woolston r ■ - I 200 President M ark M arcinkowski Vice President Steve Huffman. I Secretary Kelly Eder. Treasurer Debbie Canning. 201 FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL-FRONT ROW: Char- lene Winstone, Toni Hinton ROW 2: Kelly Eder, Debi Ped- erson, Debbie Canning, Carolyn Maclntyre, Jeri Nydoske, Judy Windham, Mark Marcinkowski, ROW 3: Kevin Hunt, Kim Gagermeier. Freshmen 202 Beth Ammons Cindy Anderson Sally Anderson Shawn Anderson Vanessa Artz Lorrie Adams Derek Benner Bob Benton Bonnie Bernhard Liz Bernhard Janelle Berthoud Fern Beveridge Jeanie Bierman Theodora Bigelow Vicki Black Murphy Box 203 Jim Brant Mike Bricker Susanne Brist Dan Brockway Blakely Brown Sally Brown Sharrol Brown Terri Browne Tami Buck Kathy Burger Cindy Burkbardt Darla Burnham Rawna Burns Cindy Butler Tom Campbell Janet Chaffee Pat Chamberlain Brandy Chapman SaulChessin Carol Chilcoat Debbie Christensen Claudia Clairmont Julie Clapham Shawn Clouse Marvin Clover Robert Coffman Nancy Cole Patty Cole Kaye Conklin Vernon Cooper 204 Edith Cope Suzanne Copener Jody Cordier Sharon Cote Cory Cummins RobCurran Mary Curran RichDeMarinis Sharon Dickhaut Phyllis Diller Mike Evans BradFairclough Lawrence Faulkner Tim Felde Kevin Finnegan Karen Fife Kay Gagermeier KimGagermeier Kelsa Gallagher Bonnie Geesey Bruce Gerlach Gary Getz Bob Giff in Glory Gill 205 David Gleason JohnGogas Mary Goss Jackie Gould Sheryl Gould Diane Hilton Toni Hinton David Holden LeRoy Holden Fonda Hollenbaugh 206 ■nMm ■■ V :-.«r-6: --} Steve Hunter Debbie Ireland Leslie Jacobsen Tamijacobsen Frank James Connie J annach Marthajaquith Joelle Johnson Julia Johnson Lynda Johnson Pam Johnson Kurtis King Peggy Koepplin Cindy Koesler Debby Kolb Sheila Kovacich Sofeea Koures 207 Cathy Kradolfer Kevin Krout Jennie Lachman Jeanne Lanfear Mike Larson Scott Larson Tom Lewis Jami Loewen Carol Longpre Sharon Lucas Julie Lueck Carolyn Maclntyre Barbara Matye Bruce McDonald Cindy McDonald Randy McDonald Debbie McKinney Debbie McKay Tim Mead Sara Meier Teresa Melvin 208 Cecelia Merkt Bron Miller Susan Mocabee JoAnna Morrison David Myers Wendy Nelson Tammy Newby Sherri Michaels Joe Miller DaveMoraca Lucy Murphy Louise Nagel JimNesbitt Sandy Newman Shirley Midyett M arta M itchell Becky Morin Rose Murray Barbara Neilson Bonnie Netzer Gayla Nicholson Donna Parenteau Edna Parrish Lauri Paulson Susan Paulson Debi Pederson 209 NedPelkey MarkPengelly Debbie Peters Evanthia Petrou Kim Pfau Jolene Phillips Tina Schrage Angie Schriver Mary Schriver JoAnn Schwartz Ronald Schwend Kay Sebring 210 Karen Sehestedt CorineSeitz William Sheldon Scott Shull Kim Smith Kristine Sohlberg Bernie Staggs Tom Seibert Karen Seitz Scott Shirk John Singer Debbie Smoak Christy Solum KenStartin Chuck Sutton Blaine Taylor Chris Taberna Cindy Teichrow Shelly Taber Nancy Templeton Dennis Tayer Janet Tennant Nancy Stebbins Laurie Stevenson Ray Stuart Shanna Stephens Terry Sticht Joe Stubb 211 GlindaTruett Debbie Tucker Gail Verlanic Debbie Veitenheimer Margie Thomas Ricky Thompson Kelly Treichel Judy Trollope Clyde Trueax Darryl Watson Nancy Weber Richard Wagoner Kim Walter Judy Windham Charlene Winstone Cindy Wolfe Cathy Wood Ron Wood Linda Worden Steve Wright Gordon Wylie Mark Young Kristi Young 212 INDEX FACULTY Anderson, Jan 134 Bain, Frank 65,141 Baker, Cleo 144 Barnell, Joseph 146 Baty, Bruce 142 Bicha, Larry 79,147 Billings, Dennis 143 Black, Margaret 135 Blastic, Henry 141 Bourquin, Marjorie 150 Bryant, Lanny 56,147 Bullock, James 157 Burrington, James 138 Casey, Robert 67,142 Cork, Virgil 157 Correll, Richard 133 Curdy, Willis 141 Curtis, Kenneth 147 Dahlst rom, Neil 125,128,148 Dale, Pamela 58,144 Dale, Virginia 152 Demmons, Thomas 72,151 Deschamps, Kathleen 148 Dunn, Richard 139 Eble, Roger 132 Edwards, Lucille 136 Falldorf, Don 72,139 Felker, Pearl 91,152 Forssen, John 93,150 Frette, Margaret 135 Frojen, Chester 144 Gogas, George 148 Graf, Georgiana 149 Graff, Thomas 97,151 Green, Thomas 135 Haffey, William 149 Hallford, Elsie 152 Hammond, Kevin 65,147 Hanson, Susan 153 Harper, Glen 68,145 Hart, Bradley 145 Heinrich, Ilene 112,146 Held, Werner 138 Heydon, James 29,73,138 Herbig, Harold 120,121,148 Hewitt, Theone 117,149 Hoff, Ronald 143 Hopkins, Dwight 140 Hyde, Loretta 135 Hyem, Roger 144 Jacobsen, Norman 142 Johnson, Charles 103,104,148 Jones, Ron 68,153 Kennett, Bette 141 Knierim, Patricia 43,108,152 Koelbel, John 138 Koeppen, Grace 144 Kozeluh, Noreen 146 Lawston, Don 133,51 Lemon, Zelpha 134 Manthie, Charlotte 80,153 Marshall, Dean 102,150 McKinney, Larry 81,138 Miller, James 153 Millhouse, Katherine 148 Nichols, JoAnn 135 Nyquist, Jan 136 Oke, Michael 79,118,149 O ' Neill, Diane 139 Palin, Richard 142 Pederson, Duane 145 Pilcher, Russell 65,73,147 Pulver, Joan 115,141 Quiggle, Judy 134 Randall, Vicki 58,153 Rheinschmidt, Jean 134 Robinson, Mae Nan 51,140 Rosengren, Shirley 150 Rowberry, Susan 43,108,152 Rusk, Jane 134 Salmonsen, Fred 145 Schultz, Mary 134 Sheriff, Russell 71,143 Skones, Ellen 91,151 Sparks, Robert 136 Stevenson, Marolane 136 Stohle, Alan 146 Svare, Ted 135 Sylvester, James 29,142 Taylor, Elizabeth 49,140 Thomson, Fred 116,149 Trenary, Gary 65 Vacura, Deanna 145 Van Soest, Gardy 136 Walt, Ken 65,139 West, Glenna 135 Whalen, John 150 Wiedmer, Raymond, 144 Weisner, Robert 79,153 Williams, Rebecca 143 Wood, Donna 135 Woodahl, Susan 135 Woods, Deanna 146,113 Wright, Carol 152 Wulff, Donald 115 Yasenak, Terry 59,145 Zellick, George 131 Zieg, Reuben 139 Zuidmeer, Bernita 112,146 STUDENTS A Aarstad, Shirley 102,113,126,129 Abel, Laura Lee 157 Abernathy, Don Lee 68,73 Adams, Lorrie Lee 125,203 Aitken, Peggy Lynn 104,191 Aktepy, Kathy Gwen 100,179,101 Aktepy, Teresa Marie 203 Albee, Donna 191 Albee, Peggy Ann 125,203 Albert, Debbie Lynn 203 Albert, J olene Marie 100,179 Aldrich, Ben Alexander, Larry Douglas 67,98 Allen, M ike James Allen, Patty M. 179 Allen, Steve Ray 191 Alley, Tim J. 203 Ammons, Doug Mark 89,191 Ammons, Mary Margaret Elizabeth 89,203 Ammons, Robert Bruce 35,89,157 Amrine, Craig S. 96,126 Anders, Laura Elizabeth 119,179 Anderson, April Jean Anderson, Bob Jeff Anderson, Cindy Marie 106,203 Anderson, Darcine Marie 120 Anderson, Debbie 157 Anderson, Edie Jane 125,191 Anderson, George McMichael 98, 157 Anderson, Gordon B. 191 Anderson, Karen Jo 179 Anderson, Kasey Carl 67,104, 79,106,191 Anderson, Kenneth Bernard 179 Anderson, Lee C. 157 Anderson, Lorinda Rae 100,179 Anderson, Mona Rae Anderson, Patti Lynn Anderson, Sally Jo 58,203 Anderson, Shawn Dale 68,203 Anderson, Steve Robert 57,65,179 Anderson, Suzie J. 179 Anderson, Thersa J. 157 Andrews, Kathi Linette 191 Anno, M ary Catherine 100, 157 Archibald, Allen A. 81,157 Armstrong, Patrick T, 68,73 Armstrong, Paul A. Arndt, David Gearge Artz, Vanessa 203 Ashby, RomonaLynn 112,125,191 Atkinson, LaRee Dawn Austin, Cheryl Rae 106,157 Autio, Lar Kelly 73,203 Aye, John E. B Babcock, Mona 203 Bachs, Valerie 203 Backer, Randy K. Bagnell, Kim Marie 157 Bailes, Valerie Ruth 123 Bailey, Ron E. 73 Baker, Gary Lewis 179 Baker, Greg Gerald Baker, Mark E. Baker, Robin S. 80,116,179 Bakke, Ronald L. Bakker, Karen Sue 157 Ballard, Martha Lee 43,47,120 _Barba, Phil James 98,157 Bardwell, Debra Ann 56,203 Bardwell, Rod Dale Barker, Jerry G . Barker, Patrick H. 68,203,73 Barker, Robert D. 190,191 Barker, Susan 50,178,179 Barnes, Madeline Kay 179 Barnes, Richard Rhyse 57, 64,65 Barth, Alice Marie Barth, Margaret L. 203 Barthelmess, Kathryn Marie 126, 129,157 Barthelmess, Peter Dean 106,191 Bateman, Dan LeRoy 158 Bauer, Frankie Annette Bauer, Joe Lee Bauer, Perry Lloyd Baugh, Mike John 73,203 Baumgardner, John Michael Baumgardner, Vicki Lynn Baylor, Ed R. Baylor, Jane Carmen 123 Baylor, Laura Jean 203 Beall, Chris A. Beaufait, Mark Stephen Beaufait, Paul Allen 37,44,84,158 Beck, David W. 158 Beckwith, Darrell 72,179 Beckwith, Juliena Letha 123,191 Bedell, Jack Ray Behan, Jeff Roger Behee, Antonette E. Beierle, Cindy Elvira 191 Bell, James Rolan Benedetti, Gina Marie 203 Benner, Derek Anthony 203 Benton, Bob James 203 Berglund, Brian D. Berkley, Linda Diane 114,115,117, 191 Bernard, Elizabeth 88 Bernhard, Bonnie Jean 203 Bernhard, Liz Ruth 58,203 Berthaud, Janelle Marie 106,203 Bertsch, Robert W. 158 Bethke, Susan Rae 115,179 Belts, Adella Ann 191 Beveridge, Fern Louise 125,203 Bezdicek, Duane 125 Bier, Ethan 96,117 Bierman, Jeanie Marie 203 Bigelow, Theodora Ann 203 Biggerstaff, Cindy 43,91,108,114, 115,117 Billedeau, Valerie Jean 191 Billingsley, Tim D. 52,96,179 Bird, Jack Richard 43,106,108,191 Bisom, Terry L 179 Black, John W. 104 Black, Lee Lynne 67,191 Black, Pauline 120,125,191 Black, Victoria Gladys 125,203 Blackler, Donald D. 126,128 Blakney, Tom Ross 191,79 Blanchard, Ronald Ray Blanchette, John Pierre 35,41,91, 95,114,107,158 Blotzke, Lori Lee 88 Blotzke, Lynn Marie 88 Bockemuehl, Karen Marie 158 Boehmler, Carla Gail 115 Boehmler, Sandra lone 36,49,114, 115,117,33,45,156,158 Boespflug, Brian Lee 179 Booth, Linda Marie Bose, Guy M. Boston, Cindy Jean 179 Boucher, Virginia Lee 191 Bouten, Joe Bowers, Janice Marie 191 Bowers, Pam M. Bowman, Debbie Ellen 117,125, 191 Box, Murphy McCall 203 Boxleitner, Paul Scott Boyer, Steve 68 Braaten, Sandra Kay 123,126,128, 179 Brabb, Lloyd Jared Bradley, Forey D. 50,60,123,158 Brammer, Arthur A. 37,81,100,126, 158 Brandenberger, Holly Jane Brandenberger, Nan Yarol 158 Brandvold, Mervin Karl Brant, Jim High 68,73,204 Braun, Paula Elizabeth 117 Bray, Debbie Lynn 179 Bray, Robert D. 81 Brennan, Matthew Paul Brester, Ernest A. Brester, Keith Paul Brester, Kim Ellen 123,125,191 Brevik, Ronald Lee 37,158 Bricker, Mike Dean 81,204 Brickey, Debbie Gayle Bridwell, GlendaF. 125 Brinkerhoff, Donald Mikeal 191 Brist, Larry Don 191 Brist, Suzanne Kay 204 Brockway, Dan Robert 68,204 Brogger, Marc L. Brown, Blakely DeVane 204 Brown, Cheryl L. 158 Brown, Sally Jo 58,204 Brown, Sarah H. 120 Brown, Sharrol Deen 204 Brown, Wallace Edward 81,158 Browne, Terri L. 122,124,204 Brumback, Randy G. 159 Brumwell, Wesley 71,159 Brunner, Don Gene Brunner, Shirley Lynn 97 Bruns, Marshall Charles 191 Bryan, John Allen Bryant, Jeff Wayne Bryant, Steve 96 Buck, Bob 64,65,204 Buck, Tami Margaret Buescher, Karl Louis 179 Bulman, Robin L. 43,91,93,108, 114,117 Bulman, Susan Marie 43,108,109 Burditt, Barbara Jo 103,104,106, 179 Burger, Jennifer Darlene 192 Burger, Kathy Ann 117,204 213 Burgess, James Beck 159 Burgess, Janet Dorothy 91,114 Burgess, Mark S. 72,81,192 Burggraf f , Cathy Mary 192 Burkhardt, Cindy Lynn 204 Burnham, Darlajo Burnham, Dave Lynn 73,204 Burnham, Dianna Lynn Burnham, MaryAnne 114,120,192 Burns, Bennie David 29,179 Burns, RawnaF. 204 Burt, Mary Jean 43,110,107,129, 149 Butler, Cindy L. 204 Butler, Glenn 3 5 C Cajune, Ramona Lynne Campbell, Carol R. 123,179 Campbell, Doug James 57 Campbell, Ed Joseph Campbell, Susan M. 180 Campbell, Tim James 93,102,115, 126,129,180 Campbell, Tom Warren 204 Canning, Debbie Sue 201,202 Capener, Suzanne Carl, Arlyne Lorrayne Carl, Fred George Grover 65,57 Carpino, John D. 159 Carruthers, Tina Ann Carter, Bruce 72 Carter, Jean Theresa 93,108 Carroll, Mary Ann 125 Case, Gloria J. 117,180 Case, Jay Freeman Castonguay, Darlene 192 Chad well, Rhonda M arie 180 Chaffee, Carol Rene 180 Chaffee, Janet B. 106,204 Chamberlain, Mike Albert 159 Chamberlain, Pat Allen 68,204 Chandler, Scott Hunter Chapman, Brandy Louise 204 Chapman, Marsha K. 192 Charette, Maria A. 159 Charlo, Robin Lee 159 Charlton, Juanita Lynn Chaussee, Lynette A. 159 Cheatham, Jackie Jean 103,104, 106,192 Cheatham, Robert Lee 37,44,45, 103,104,106,121,129,159 Chessin, Saul J. 204 Chilcoat, Alan L. 64,65,159 Chilcoat, Carol 204 Chilcoat, Linda Marie 180 Christensen, David Lee 116,180 Christensen, Debbie Dee 204 Christensen, Jay Robert Christensen, Lorna Gail Christensen, Randy A. 68,79 Christian, Alan Bert 159 Christian, Margie Ann 192 Christian, Mike Paul 159 Christopher, Jill Marie 18,36,58, 59,117,124,155,156,159 Clairmont, Claudia Jean 204 Clapham, Julie M ay 204 Claphma, Marlon Jay 180 Clark, Karma J. 123,180 Clark, Mark F. 65 Clark, Mike Allen Clayton, Ann Elizabeth 56,180 Cline , Mary Cline, Sherry Lea 192 Clouse, Kristi Marie 192 Clouse, Sarris B. 36,112,124,126, 159 Clouse, Shannon Gene 58,112,124, 192 Clouse, Shawn Ferris 68,73,204 Clover, Joette Colleen 126,128, 180 Clover, Marvin Lee 73,125,128, 204 Clubb, Emily Ann 43,50,91,110, 107,126,129 Coats, Ruth A. 34,36,117,160 Cochran, Susan Lynn 36,112,160 Coffman, Robert Paul 68,204 Cole, Jim J. 81,57,160 Cole, Ken Randall 81,192 Cloe, Nancy 104,106,204 Cole, Neil Dennis 81,57,180 Cole, Patty Elaine 204 Collins, Jean Griffin 103,106,108, 180 Colwell, Carol Lynn 104,106,121 Combs, Cindy Kay 192 Comstock, Kara 192 Congden, Walter Edward 97,192 Conklin, Kaye M. 106,204 Cook, Dan E. 160 Cook, Kathryn Frances Cook, Mickey Kevin Cook, Terry Eugene Coombes, Diane Deloris Cope, Edith Ann 58,205 Coonce, Glenna Lee Cooper, Vernon Willis 204 Cordial, Craig Michael 68,73,125, 128 Cordial, Debbie 160 Cordier, Jody Lynn 125,205 Corrigan, Gavin Neal Corrigan, Sean Robert 98 Cote, Sharon Cecilia 205 Cott ier, Greg Dave 68,79 Cotten, Howard James 71 Cotten, Linda Gail Cragg, Susan Collette 126,129,180 Crawford, Kathy Rose 192 Cregg, Casey M ichael 68 Cregg, Kevin F. 67,72 Cripe, R. David 160 Cripe, Ronald Gordon 126,129 Crisp, Kelvin A. 57,180 Crisp, Kenneth LeRoy 192 Crist, Jan Carmen 160 Crist, Kimm Sharlene 192 Cromwell, Charlotte Virginia 117, 125,192 Crooks, Glenda Gail 126,180 Cron, Gary B. Croucher, Lesle Jean 117 Crowder, Terri Ann Crowley, Cam 124,192 Crowley, Dan S. 43 Crowley, Frank P. 129 Crowley, Paul Evan 40,49,41,34, 91,95,117,160 Crumley, Mary Theresa Culver, Vicki Dianne 192 Cummins, Corrine Ann 205 Cunnings, Julie Ann 192 Curran, Mary Rae 125,205 Curran, Rob Harold 205 Cusker, Jay 126,128,180 Cusker, Jon Bruce 79 D Dahl, Andrea J. 126,160 Dahl, Charles A. Dahl, Kam 180 Dahlstrom, Linnea 192 Dailey, Duane 192 Dailey, Lorraine, Fay 180 Dalton, Gregg A. Dalton, Nancy Leigh 192 Daly, Jennifer 160 Daly, Paula Suzette 181 Dandrea, Jan Gaye 181 Daniels, Alan Daniels, Kelly Obrien Darling, L. Joy 104,106,189,190, 192 Darling, Stephen Jon 160 JDauenhauer, Bryan M. 160 Dauenhauer, Cindy A. 160 Dauenhauer, Duane Joe Dauenhauer, Karen Marie 125 Davis, Mary 128 Davies, Pamela K. Davis, Connie Lynn Davis, Debbie Jean 56,58,192 Davis, Maggie E. 126,181 Dawson, Kenny Theodore Dawson, Mike E. Day, Pamela Jeanne Day, Paul E. Day, Sharon May DeLongchamp, Lisa Caroline DeMarinis, Richard Michael 68, 79,205 Dennis, Carol A. Derrickson, Terry Lee 160 Deschamps, Armond Stark 52,57, 65,181 Deschamps, Joni Marie 107,180, 190 Diaz, Judith Gail 192 Diaz, Raquel Diane 181 Dickhaut, Sharon Jean 58,205 Dickinson, Sharmon Kay 192 Dickman, Debbie Elizabeth Diehl, Roberta Lynn 86,88,161 Diller, Phyllis 205 Dilworth, Elaine 125,205 Dilworth, JoAnn 126,128,161 Dilworth, Lynette 123,125,192 JDimmitt, Debbie Lorraine TJimmitt, Sandy Kay 193 Disney, Terry W. 161 Dobbins, Janice Marie 104,106,181 Dolan, JanaJ. 181 Dolan, Kathy Ann Doll, Stan Martin 67,79 Donaldson, Donnette Marie D ' Orazi, John Zachary TDorland, Brenda L. 205 Doty, Paul G. 96,193 Doty, Penny Rae 181 Doty, Sharon A. 205 Dowdy, Melody Kay Dowdy, Robert Wayne Doyle, Cynthia Lee 181 Doyle, Deborah Lynn 50,51,45, 123,161 Dubia, Rocky A. 68,161,57 Ducharme, Becky Jean Duff, Phillip G. 93,193 Duffner, Vicki Anne 108,126,128, 161 Duncan, Doug D. Dungan, John Michael Dupuis, Virgil F. 100 Durante, Jimmy 205 Durrant, Steve Dean Dwyer, BillK. 181 Dwyer, Mike Eddy, Dei 124,193 Eder, Kelly 201,202,205 Edwards, Cindy B. Edwards, Fred C. 161 Edwards, James Milton Edwards, Parke George 181 Egeland, Harry Allen 161 Egeland, Laura R. 93,181 Egeland, Susan E. 98,193 Eggleston, Cliff Eigenmann, Geraldine Anita 125 Elison, Mark W. 68,205 Elison, Martin John 67,97,193 Engebretson, Doug Erid Engen, Michael 193 English, Rocky R. 181 Englund, Dave Allen 205 Erickson, Diane O. 181 Ernst, Linnea Elise 43,126,161 Eshleman, Eileen Sue Esling, David Evans, Michael 68,73,205 Evenskaas, Beverly Alice 113,126, 161 Evenson, LynnM. 193 Everingham, David A. 67 Fairbank, Diana Lynn 43,72,116, 190,193 Fairbank, Doug 52 Fairbank, Steve Wayne 181 Fairclough, Brad 68,205 Fairclough, Craig D. 67,72,193 Faulkner, Lawrence Arthur 68,79, 205 |T_aust, JohnK. 73 Fedore, Craig Alan 57,68 Felde, Tim Evan 205 Fenlon, Anita Sue Ferlic, Tom Matt Ferris, Eva Marie 117,126,181 Feucht, Cindy Kay 35,113,124, 161 Feucht, Gordon Chuck 98,193 Field, Dan 100 Field, LissaK. 190 Field, Monty Lee Fields, W.C. FiField, Pamela D. Finbraaten, Debbie Kay 161 Fine, Dave E. 181 Finnegan, Kevin Charles 68,205 Finnegan, Marcia Lynn 193 Fisher, Gary Lance 97,100,171 Fite, JanelKay 100,161 Fite, Karen L. 205 Fitzgerald, Frank Joseph 98 Flachsenhar, Patty Lou 34,104, 106,120,162 Flink, Floyd Lee Folsom, Cindy Kay 162 Forbes, Kathy Ann 125 Forbis, Marnie Kay Forbis, Rich Hunt 52,72,181 Farley, Brad John Forsythe, Charleen Lynnette 113, 126,129,156,162 Forsythe, Gary C. 182 Foss, Susanne Marie 182 Fossum, Paul Richard 67,193 Frasch, Greg Von Frasier, Pamela Ann 104,106,120, 162 Freedle, Diana Marie 182 Fremou, James E. French, Lynn Marie 182 Frey, Mike 162 Fristo, Donald R. 162 Froehlich, Kathryn Ann 113,123, 162 Froehlich, Linda Joy 193 Froehlich, Steve C. Fugere, Dana Merie Fugere, Jacqueline Ann Funk, Greg Earl Funk, Mark L. Furrer, Debbie Ann 125,193 Furrer, H. Lynn 100,124,162 Futch, Debra Diane 193 Gaetz, Judy Mae 214 Gaetz, Juliann Christine 162 Gagermeier, Kay 205 Gagermeier, Kim 123,125,202,205 Gallagher, KelsaM. 205 Gallagher, Kristin Marian 113,162 Gallagher, Margaret Rose 123,126, 193 Gallagher, Tara A. 126,128,178, 182 Gardiner, Nick Dean 182 Garnaas, Dick Garnaas 182 Garrick, Robert Lynn 68,73 Garrison, Diane 162 Garrison, Douglas Dean 182 Garrison, Ed Franse Garrison, Vicky 193 Garrott, Teresa Marie 124,193 Gartner, Ray Allen Gaschk, Vicki Kay 193 Gaub, MikeL. 104,106 Gaul, Frank Joseph 52,182 Gauld, Linda Diane 93,119,126, 182 Geesey, Bonnie Jo 125,205 George, Larry Dean 103,121,126, 128,193 Gergen, Dan Ray Gerlach, Bruce Alan 68,79,205 Getz, Gary H. 52,205 Getz, Henry M. 182 Getz, Russel Patrick Getz, Susan Elizabeth 162 Gibson, Mary Jean Gibhoney, Joni Ann Giere, Christine Louise 47,126,129, 162 Giere, Eric C. 189,190 Giffin, Robert H. 205 Giffin, Steve R. Gilbert, MidhaelV. Gilbert, Paul Scott Gilbert, William Dale 97,162 Gilbertson, G. Ray Gilbertson, Steve L. Gilder, Kelle Ann 123,162 Gill, Glory Lynn 205 Gillespie, Gayle J. 43,103,104,106, 116,190,193 Ginn, Jerry Ginn, Vern Lee Gisselbeck, Carmen Leona 119,121 Gisselbeck, Denise E. 119,120 Gisselbeck, Donald Eugene 40,44, 104,106,121,162 Gist, Jody Lynn 162 Gjording, John 163 Gjording, Joseph M. Gleason, David Allen 68,73,206 Gleason, Sharon Cecelia 53,193 Godbout, Clay B. 97,182 Godbout, Cliff L. 163 Goeres, Timothy Lee Goffe, Jane Ellen Gogas, John George 206 Golden, Dale Teresa 100,163 Golden, Donna Marie 100 Golden, George M. 68 Golie, Douglas Edward 52,57,65, 86,182 Good, Ginger Marie 46,60,126, 129,156 Good, Max A. 68 Goode, Page C. 38 Gordon, Kevin J. 182 Gordon, Rebecca Jane Gore, Roxi Corrine 123,126,163 Goss, Mary Eileen 206 Gould, Bill C. 98,163 Gould, Greg G. 67,72,103,104,106, 193 Gould, Jackie M. 206 Gould, Michael John Gould, Sheryl 206 Gould, Time M. 163 Graeter, Brad Alan 67,72,193 Graham, Gordon Keith 79,206 Graham, Leona 193 Graham, Ron Lee 40,71,163 Graham, Rose Marita 206 Graham, Sandra Leah 163 Grant, Dennis Lynn Gray, Brenda Lee 60 Gray, Rick D. Gray, Yvonne Louise 193 Greenfield, Douglas Wayne 33,37, 163 Greenfield, Jodie Ann 182 Greenfield, Merlin Dale 43,13,107, 110,111,93,182 Gregory, Carla Jean Gregory, Dave J. 182 Gregory, Sherri Ann 100,126,182 Griff ing, Ben Joe 206 Griffing, Claudia Carol 43,108,109, 119,126,193 Griffing, Elizabeth Lee 49,50,114, 117,119,163 Grimsley, Allen D. 68,79,206 Groshong, Cheryl Marie 206 Groshong, Pat J. 182 Green, Mike Eugene Guerrera, Steven P. Guschausky, Dave 98 Guschausky, Keith Leeroy Gyles, Dale Ross 81,194 H Hackman, Lesa Valerie 206 Hackman, Miles S. Hagestad, NinaM. Hale, Curtis Michael Hall, Beckie Ann Haley, Alan Mark 37,57,64,65,163 Hall, Caylee Laureen 125,194 Hall, Dave Danell Hall, Janet E. 125,206 Hallsten, John Allard Hallsten, Thomas J. 114,117 Hames, Elizabeth Anne 206 Hames, Sandra Ann 194 Hamilton, William Ronald 68,73, 206 Hamilton, Daniel Magnus 182 Hammond, Jon B. 100,103 Hammond Shaun A. 100,163 Hand, Jerry N. Hanks, Steve 73 Hanner, Jeanann 182 Hansen, Greg Carl Hansen, Jan Lee 100 Hansen, Peggy Ann 194 Hansen, Richard Dale 126,194 Hansen, Sarah Pam 129,163 Hanson, Richard L. Harbison, George Benjamin 57,65, 182 Harbison, Robyn Lynn 58,122,194 Harper, Diane Lynn Harper, Kim M. 163 Harper, Lesa 182 Harper, Steven Zeene 68,206 Harper, Susan M. 43,107,182 Harrison, Ken Lee 68 Harrison, Richard Wayne 182 Harrison, Vickie Lynn 80,194 Hart, S. Bracken Hart, Douglas Morgan 43,108,109, 182 Hartse, Hans Edward 206 Hartse, Kevin Earl 47,103,104, 120,129,164 Hartse, Merri Ann 43,104,106,108, 116,120,194 Harvey, Janice Lynn 104,106,194 Hatfield, Richard 72 Hatton, Debbie Elizabeth Hatton, Steven Eugene 68,206 Haugan, Donald Brad 206 Haugen, JoAnn 58,88 Haugan, Laurie Dawn 164 Hausauer, Wayne C. 08 Hawkins, Jacqueline Hawkins, Thomas E. 43,50,52,67, 104,107,106,194 Hawley, Glenn Andrew 79, 194 Hawley, Raymond Arch 182 Hayes, Katherine Marie 206 Headley, Thomas 98 Healea, Kim 56,206 Helsel, Larry Dean Helsel, Terry David Henderson, Daniel John 183 Henderson, Harry James Henderson, Terri Lynn Hendrickson, Sharlene 183 Henes, Carolyn Henes, Lori Louise Henes, Louie Napoleon III Hennessy, LeeAnn 100,164 Hennessy, Susan May Henri, Vicki S. 183 Hensel, Gloria Jean 126,164 Hensler, Janet Mary 125, 20o Herbal, Leland Herbig, Cynthia Louise 47,120, 190,194 Herbig, John Evans Herron, Gwendolyn Jane 183 Hess, Heidi Elizabeth 58,116 Hicks, Ruth La Verne 183 Hiett, Leslie Anne 125,206 Higgins, Cindy 194 Hightower, Klas W. Hightower, Terry L. 104,106 Hilde, Wayne Dean Hill, Janis Marie 206 Hill, Jeff Jon 68,125,206 _Hilton, Diane Irene 206 JHilton, Ronald Earl 65,57,183 hii nton, Toni 125,202,206 rfitchcock, Thomas Wayne Hoeg, Betty Ann 183 Hoeg, Bonnie Jean 183 Hoeg, Brian 68 Holden, David Edward 81,206 Holden, Carol Olivia 33,36,46,40, 80,155,156,164 Holden, Katherine Marie 50,108, 114,115,183 Holden, LeRoy Allen 206 Holland, Bob 98,194 Hollenbaugh, Fonda Jo 117,120, 206 Holliday, Anne V. Holliday, Tina Karin 207 Hollinder, Larry Lyle 126,128 Hollinder, Lenora Ann 112,125,194 Holmes, Wayne Keith 126,128,194 Holt, Linda Lee 207 Hood, Cindy Lee 88,183 Hood, Robin T. 68 Hoover, Lorna Ruth Hornick, Steven John Houseman, Belle Marie 91,115,117, 119,183 Houtchens, Arthur Rosco Houtchens, Kathleen 117,125 Howland, Vaughn Ray Hudson, Jim W. 67,72,194 Hudson, Lawrence P. 183 Hueth, Patty J. 194 Huffman, Clark Lee 106,207 Huffman, Steven William 79,201, 207 Huggins, Jacki Renee 207 Huggins, Jay Dee 12,68,96,73,207 Hughes, Doug W. Hughes, Howard 194 Hughes, Patty Ann 164 Hugos, Lucinda L. 34,164 Huguet, Mark Claude 68,73,207 Hulla, Jan E. 33,40,164 Humes, Michael Ray Hummer, Kathy Sue 164 Hunsaker, Cynthia Dee 91,102,194 Hunt, Debbie Lou 207 Hunt, John Kevin 50,81,99,202,207 Hunt, Virginia A. 128,194 Hunter, Dan James 81,183 Hunter, Steven A. 68,207 Hurlbert, Wendy Leigh 91,93,194 Hutchinson, Cynthia Dawne 43, 93,114,183 Hutchison, David Matthew 35,40, 118 Ibsen, Christine Julia Ibsen, Eric Ingalls, Bill B. 72,183 Ingalls, Kevin Dean 50,126,129, 183 Ingalls, Linda K. 126 Ingersoll, Karen Marie Ireland, Debra May 125,207 Jacobs, Lawrence Joseph Jacobs, Mary 125,183 Jacobs, Yvonne Marie 112,126,128, 164 Jacobsen, Leslie Dale 207 Jacobsen, Rosalee Marie 183 Jacobsen, Rod A. Jacobsen, Tami Lorene Jackson, Larry James Jahner, James M. 72,194 Jahner, Valerie Jean 183 James, Donna Lorraine 125,194 James, Francis Sindy 207 James, Franklin Perry 50 Janes, Allen L. 164 Janes, Dale E. 68,125,128 Janes, Lori Ann 100,183 Jannach, Connie Lynn 207 Jaquith, Martha L. 207 Jassek, SandyJ. 113,164 Jenison, Butch 164 Jenkins, Joni J. 183 Jenni, Robert Walter Jennings, Judy M. 194 Jensen, Alvin C. 64,65 Jensen, Dan W. 97 Jeszenka, Kathleen Bea 125,194 Jette, Danette Gay 194 Johns, Randy Kent 195 Johnson, Brett D. Johnson, Dan L. Johnson, Helen Marie Ulgene 41, 93,95,164 Johnson, Janell Johnson, Janet Marie 164 Johnson, Janice Marie Johnson, Joelle Jean 207 Johnson, Jori 126,184 Johnson, Julia Doris 207 Johnson, Lanell Louise 184 Johnson, Lynda D. 50,207 Johnson, Lynn Marie 123, lo4 Johnson, Mark Thomos 71 Johnson, Maureen Diane 112,195 Johnson, Mike 44,165 Johnson, Pam Jo 125,207 Johnson, Richard W. Johnson, Sherri Ann 58,59,124 Johnson, Terri Catherine 58,124, 165 Johnson, Tracy D. 81,195 Johnson, Vicki J. 43,47,86,104,106, 121,165 Johnston, Janet M. 215 Jolliffe, Randy Dean 72, So, 195 Jolly, Karen M. 165 Jones, Cayce Denton 184 Jones, Elinor 207 Jones, Janette Ann 43,107,123, 126, 1S4 Jones, Jayne Etta 184 Jones, Joseph Karl 194 Jones, Sally Ann 207 Jones, Stan A. 79,195 Johns, Mary Joscelyn, Sue Rae 195 Jovin, DaveM. Juhnke, Debra Jean K Kaiser, Bill D. 97,106 Kaiser, Susan Grace 165 Kallin, Max Charles o7,195 Kallis, Allen Glen Kang, HarpreetKaur 117 Kaphammer, Steve Larry 68,79 Karkanen, Steve Dale Karr, Cyndie Kay 207 Kaufman, Cheryl Lynn Kaufman, Craig Allen 79 Kaufman, Rodney R. 57,64,65,165 Kaufman, Steve M. Kautz, Guy A. Kautz, KatheJol95 Kelley, Mary Jean 104,106,184 Kelley, Mary Jo 207 Kemmer, Crystal Lynn Kenck, Carol Jo 123,195 Kenck, Marsha Louise 165 Kendall, LoriF. Kendall, Marvin Kirt 184 Kendall, Susette 207 Kent, Michael E. 165 Kester, Connie Lynn 126,165 Kester, Renee Janel 106,184 Ketchem, Debbie Kathleen Ketchem, Steve L. Kidder, Cindy Patricia 104,106,113, 165 Kieckbusch, Karlla Kristina 184 Kieckbusch, Kim Katherine 165 Kildow, Aleta Louise 35,103,104, 106,121,129,165 Kilmer, SueR. 165 Kimmel, Arnold E. 165 Kimmel, Teresa Jean 207 Kindig, Mike A. King, Kelly 184 King, Kurtis A. 207 Kinney, D. Allen 184 Kinney, Daniel D. Kinney, Debbie A. 117,195 Kinney, Jerry Leland 195 Kirkpatrick, Doug C. Kirkpatrick, Karen Anne 43,108 Kittelson, Gary 106,184 Kluk, Marta L. 116,126,184 Kluk, Melody Elizabeth Koble, Randall B. 165 Kobs, Douglas Robert 195 Koepplin, KathyJ. 166 Koepplin, Peggy Sue 61,207 Koepplin, Ricky G. 65 Koepplin, Robert LeRoy Koepplin, Vicki Lee 34,113,166 Koesler, Cindy Ann 207 Kolb, Debby Leona 207 Koontz, NikkiRae 195 Kooren, Robert Carl 195 Kooren, Theordore Raymond 166 Koostra, Barbara Ann 43,47,50,93, 104,107,106,115,120 Koostra, Bob Ross 103,106 Kost, Kathleen Ann 104,166 Kost, David Edward 67 Kost, Louie G. Kostelecky, Sharon Kay 184 Kottre, Paul John Koures, Sofeea Amalia Koures, Tony 67,79 Kovacich, Sheila Eileen Kovarik, Deatte Ardell, 58,60,123, 16o Kradolfer, Cathy Diane 106,208 Kramer, Darla Kay 123,184 Krogstad, Gayla Jean 126,128,166 Krout, Kevin 52,73,68,208 Kruckeberg, Jayne L. 115,116,126, 128,184 Kruckeberg, Karen Jeanne 112,125, 195 Kruger, Rachel Ann 93,195 Krum, George Waldon 126,128, 195 Krout, Kevin Kenneth Kuenzel, Robert A. Kulawinski, Steve P. Kulju, Kip John 67 Lachman, Jennie C. 208 Lackschewitz, Anna Barbara 120 Lafray, Terry L. Lake, John Raymond Lake, Mary Ann Lamb, Eve Iola Lamb, Patrice Jeannette Lamb, Reed William Lande, Marty Andrew 81,184 Lanfear, Jeanne Kay 117,208 Langevin, Nora Marie 195 Larsen, Eric Kleis Larsen, Leah Rae 166 Larsen, Linda Fae 195 Larson, David Brian 103,106 Larson, Debbie Ann 43,107,110, 195 Larson, Gilbert 52,106,155,156 Larson, Jacque 195 Larson, Joni Danette Larson, Mike John 68,73,125,208 Larson, Richard Brian Larson, Scott Richard 81,99,208 Larson, Sue Kimberly 166 Lartz, Vanessa Rae 125 Lassise, Theresa Diane 116 Lathom, Randy C. 195 Lavoie, Cheryl Lynn Lavoie, Timmy J. 166 Law, Chris James Lawrence, Keith Arthur 68,106 Lawry, Liz 117 Lawson, Terry Gene 60,184 Layman, Kathleen A. 104,105,106, 184 Lehman, Bradley John Lehman, Kerri Sue Lewis, Daniel James 81,195 Lewis, Donna Rae 100,184 Lewis, Janet C. 126,166 Lewis, Larry L. Lewis, Tom Jay 208 Lindsay, Mark Kevin Lisa, Mona 184 Little, Sherry Lee 166 Llewellyn, Martin Glen 195 Lodbell, Jim Frank 72,195 Loewen, Jami Dawn 208 Loewen, Lorna Nell 124,195 Loewen, Mark E. 166 Lofgren, Nancy Lee 120 Logan, Lanny B. 50,93,72,195 Long, Terri Jean 61,123,185 Long, Viola Mae 167 Long, Wayne LeRoy Longpre, Annette Kay 195 Longpre, Carol D. 208 Longpre, Jamie S. 167 Lott, Chris L ' Engle Lowrey, Duane E. Lucas, Debbie Kay 185 Lucas, Eric Delane 37,126,167 Lucas, Rick B. 43,107,195 Lucas, Sharon Kathleen 117,125, 208 Ludwig, Cindy Louise Lueck, Jack M. Lueck, Julie Ann 208 Luft, Victoria Lee 100,167 Lugere, Jackie 185 Lund, Kriss6,93 Lundquist, John Carl 185 Lundquist, Sally 185 Lundes, Kelly H. Lynn, Scott 52,67,72,104,106,190, 195 Lynn, Steve Ray 52,185 M MacDonald, Doug 52,156,167 Mace, Debbie Jo 196 Mace, George Ray Mace, Karen L. 196 Mace, Terrie 58,61,96 Maclntyre, Carolyn Dee 202,208 Madar, Julie Lynn 56,208 Maddux, Carol Denise 208 Magone, Kathleen Marie 115,126, 128,185 _Magstadt, Jeff Dale 68,96,208 Magstadt, Michael John 196 Maier, Chris Douglas 196 Malach, Renee Lee 196 Malach, Roxanne Lynn 196 Malcolm, Beth E. 117,196 Malcolm, Mark D. 63,64,65,57, 71,126 Malek, Jeff Steven Mallary, Lynnette Jeanne Malloy, Madge A. Manchester, Gary P. 65,185 Manchester, Ken R. 37,167 Mangan, Tony Charles 208 Manis, Cathy L. Manis, Susan Janette 97,135 Manlove, George L. 96 Manlove, Helen 1. 100,124,126,167 Manolovits, Paulette Elvira Marceau, Anita M. 117,196 Marcinkowski, Mark W. 68,73,106, 201,202,208 Marcinkowski, Patricia Ann 106, 196 Marek, Debra D. 208 Marek, Robert A. 93 Markham, Gwenn 125,208 Markiss, Debra Jean 125,208 Markland, Ronald Bruce 97,115, 167 Marquart, Don Dean Marshall, Jerri Lynn Marshall, James Curtis 37,57,64, 65,71,100,167 Martin, Howard William Martin, Larry Allen Martin, Peter Edwin Martin, Rick Dean 72,103,106,196 Mason, Terry James 68,208 Matt, DonataFaye Matye, Barbara Jean 208 Matye, Patty JoeAnnie Matzke, Doug Allen 71 Maun, Clark T. Maun, Pat William Mauth, Monty Floyd Maxson, Nancy Kay 43,108,196 Maxwell, Stephen Robert May, Cyndi Lou 125,196 Mayer, Colleen Marie 196 Mayer, David S. 64,65 McAdams, Shaun Ray 5,67 McAffee, Gary Wayne 196 McArthur, Janet 167 McCampbell, Kim Pat McCarthy, Shauna 49,41,50,95, 115 McCoy, Robert William 57,71,167 McDonald, Belinda Marie 80,185 McDonald, Bruce Douglas 208 McDonald, Cheryl Lynn 167 McDonald, Cindy Fay 208 McDonald, Darryle 100,167 McDonald, Jim E. McDonald, Keith Alan 81,196 McDonald, Marvin Roger 97,168 McDonald, Mick 168 McDonald, Randy 208 McGee, Kathie E. 93,196 McGillen, Harry James McGuirl, Rose Margaret 113,185 McHugh, Sally Royce 117,119,120, 185 McKay, Debbie Joanne 208 McKay, Michelle Patricia 196 McKean, Katherine J. 185 McKee Janet L. 196 McKee, Teri Lee 124,185 McKelvey, Kevin Scott 97 McKinney, Debbie Kay 208 McKinney, Debi 41,91,92,93,95, 185 McKinzie, Mark E. 168 McLaughlin, Connie Elizebeth 123, 168 McLaughlin, Thomas Harry 196 McMorris, Colleen Dawn 196 Meadche, Cynthia Rae Mead, Teresa L. 126,185 Mead, Timothy Charles 208 Meadows, John Raymond Means, Chris L. 67,196 Means, DanE. 185 Medsker, Jody 168 Meier, Sara Lou 208 Melvin, Mary Ann 100,185 Melvin, Teresa Marie 208 Merkel, Terry Lee Merkt, Cecelia E. 209 Merritt, Connie Jean 196 Merritt, Vicky Rae 168 Merseal, Mike R. Merseal, Patty A. 113,168 Merseal, Shirley Ann 185 Mertins, Beverly Jean 185 Merwin, Ken S. 68 Meuchel, Dan 168 Meuchel, Dean Allan Meuchel, Dennis Anton 168 Meuchel, Donald John Meyer, Eddie Harvey 111,196 Meyer, Joanne Lee Michaels, Kathie Patricia 123,185 Michaels, Sherri Lee 96,209 Mickelson, Diane Marie Micknak, Sherry Marie 88,123,185 Midyett, Shirley Christine 209 Miessner, Rita Raeann Miller, Bron Diane 126,209 Miller, Debbie Rae 120,124,185 Miller, Jody M. Miller, Joe Ramon 79,106,209 Miller, Ray Stuart 40,97,104,105, 106,128,185 Miller, Susan P. Mills, Denise Lenai 196 Minster, Anthony Michael Mitchell, Bill R. 196 Mitchell, Cathleen Ann 196 Mitchell, Craig F. Mitchell, Marta Jean 56,123,209 Mobley, Karla Gail 123,197 Mocabee, Susan Marie 209 Mocko, Lee A. Moderie, Daniel D. 67 Moderie, Betty Jo 168 Moderie, Michael Wade 68,79 Moffatt, Lori C. 50,104,106,185 2.6 Mohland, Bob E. Moisey, Neil Richard Mollett, Marc Leonard 117 Monaco, Cary J. 68,75 Monaco, Desiree Danette 100,168 Monaco, Keith Joseph Montreuil, Charisse Leslie 185 Montreuil, Michele 117 Moore, Christine Faye 168 Moore, Shellene S. 43,106,108,197 Moraca, Brian Keith 197 Moraca, Dave M. 209 Moran, Kevin Micheal 67 Morgan, Don E. 57,64,65,84,169 Morgan, Rick B. Morin, Becky Jane 209 Morin, Bob Alan 186 Morin, Gary J. C. 186 Morrell, Jeff W. Morrison, Joanna R. 209 Morrison, Lori Ann Morse, Bill R. 67,114,197 Morse, Dennis I. 41,43,57,95,169 Moses, Luann Mourar, Marcy Ann 124,125,197 Murphy, Hilary Georgina 22,43, 107,124,194 Murphy, Lucy Marie 209 Murphy, Stephen Anthony Murray, Bill Kevin 178,186 Murray, Brad J. 73 Murray, Elizabeth Ann 125,189, 190,197 Murray, Rose Marie 209 Myers, David William 203 Myers, Diana Lynn 197 Myers, Gary Donald 100,169 N Nagel, Louise Ellen 209 Narum, James Arthur 72,81,129, 197 Narum, Marijean 129,169 Nash, Jim A. Nash, Tim Pat 197 Nash, Tina 169 Neel, Tim Allan Neel, Todd W. 169 Neill, Nancy A. 197 Neilson, Barbara Kay 58,61,209 Neilson, Bonnie Jean 197 Neilson, Janice Eileen 169 Neilson, John M. 71,169 Neilson, Patricia Marie 186 Nelson, Carole Ann 186 Nelson, Deborah Sue 124,169 Nelson, Gary G. 81,197 Nelson, Tena Laurie 123,197 Nelson, Wendy Jo 125,209 Nesbitt, Bonnie Rae 169 Nesbitt, James G. 209 Netzer, Bonnie Carol 209 Netzer, Cynthia Kay 113,169 Neumiller, Ed 79 Newby, Tamara Janette 125,209 Newmar, Sandy E. 116,209 Nicholson, Estelle Gay 103,104, 106,186 Nicholson, Gayla 209 Nicolet, Sandra 113,169 Niemeyer, Kristi J. 43,108 Noble, DawnM. Nokleby, Sue Lynn 80,209 Nokleby, Teresa M. 56,58,59,186 Nordberg, Linda Darlene 124,186 Norbury, Sandra Lea Norbury, Virgil LeRoy Novak, Susan R. 100,169 Novakovitch, Janis Arlene Nowlen, Judy A. 126,169 Nuckolls, JohnD. Nuckolls, Sandra Kay 197 Nuckolls, Teresa Ann 209 Nurse, Susan Grace 209 Nydoske, Jeri Linn 50,202,209 Nyquist, Kathy Jan 80,107,125, 197 Nyquist, Lee D. 52,119,186 O O ' Connor, Kurt A. Ochsner, Larry A. 170 Ogle, Lynn Michelle 170 Ogle, Susan Patricia 123,197 Ogrin, Kirk Van 68,209 Olbu, Gerald J. 49,186 Oliver, Barbara Jean Oliver, Susan Jo 128 Olson, J ana Jo Olson, Kathy 197 Olson, Marcus Jay 42,43,107,126, 129,170 Olson, Patrick C. 43,103,104,106, 108,109,197 Olson, Roger Wayne 79 Onstad Cheryl Ann 170 Oppegaard, Eva Adelle 197 Ouellette, James Paul Palmer, Brenda Marie 50,126,128, 178,186 Palmer, Mike John 98 Panian, Sheila Rae 58,209 Pape, RettaRuth Parenteau, Donna Marie 209 Parker, John Lester Parks, Jackie Melverda 197 Parnell, Sara Henrietta 126,170 Parrish, Carla Rose 197 Parrish, Edna Susan 125,209 Patterson, Caroline Elizabeth 91, 111,115,116,186 Paulson, Laurie Ellen 209 Paulson, Susan Paulson, Warren J. 197 Pearce, Judith Ann 113,126,170 Pearson, Bob Dale Pearson, Rick Jay Peck, Laurie Ann 93,60,186 Pederson, Jerry Fredik 100 Pederson, Debi Marie 125,202,209 Pelky, Abra Marie 84,197 Pelkey, Neil Wallace 89,210 Pengelly, Laure 33,44,45,49,80, 114,115,117,170 Pengelly, Mark Joesph Pennington, Marianne Pepion, Gloria Rae 186 Pepion, Patricia Mary Peterson, Mark A. Peters, Dale 186 Peters, Debbie Jo 210 Peterson, R. Erik Peterson, Nina Kristin 22,43,58, 107,186 Peterson, Linda Claire 46,123,170 Peterson, Terri Lynn 186 Peterson, Timothy John Petroff, Kenny Ray 65,57,71 Petrou, Evanthia Jim 210 Pettinato, Don Ralph 111,197 Pettit, Bob L. 57,65,186 Petty, Anne Marie 123,116,186 Pew, Randy A. 170 Pfaff, Ken James Pfau, Karen Lynn 186 Pfau, Kathy 170 Pfau, Kevin Harold 197 Pfau, Kim Sue 58,210 Pfau, Sharon Lee Pfau, Teresa Ann Pfeiffer, Eric Sutherland 34,44 Pfeifer, Leola Kay 198 Phillips, Jolene Rae 123,210 Piane, Joseph Douglas 126,128, 186 Pickens, BillD. Pickens, Eileen Mary 100,170 Pierce, Cindy 100 Pillen, Kim A. 100 Pitts, DebraM. 47,120,186 Plaggemeyer, Debbie Darlene 210 Plieness, Raymond Martell 50,68, 79,116,210 Plieness, Sandra Fay 186 Pogachar, John K. 68,210 Pogachar, Thomas Craig 198 Poitras, Janis Lynn 198 Polakow, M arian M . Popko, Ed.J. Porter, Anita Marie 210 Porter, Geraldine Gail 186 Porter, Lanice M. 50,123,198 Porter, Linda Irene 210 Potter, Wade Alan Poulson, Susan Lynn Powers, Jay L. 187 Praz, Cristina 39,41,49,114,115, 117,170 Price, Mary Barbara 198 Price, Stan J. 68 Printz, Peggy M. 170 Pulliam, James E. 198 Purchio, Anthony Steven 198 Purchio, Johnjames 67 Purchio, Tony 68 R Ralstin, Lori Dawn 112,198 Ramos, Maria Mavis 116,170 Randies, Colleen Randies, Casey 29 Randies, Kevin Glenn 187 Rasmussen, Anchor Rolland Rasmussen, Kelly Jean 58,59,171 Rasmussen, Mike Lewis 81,187 Rasmussen, Tara Lynn 171 Rasmussen, Timothy John 81,198 Rau tz, Cheryl E. 171 Rautz, Ron William Ray, Sheryl L. Reber, Sue 58,125,198 Rebhahn, Edi A. 171 Redman, Brenda Kathleen 171 Redman, Mary Carnolia 198 Redman, Thelma Joyce 187 Reed, George Raymond Reesman, Robert A. 81,187 Reeves, Dawn Marie 171 Regan, Sandra Rae 198 Rehberg, Betty Lynn 116,210 Rehberg, Stephen William 65,116 Reich, Mark 70,71,57,187 Reich, Paul David 73,210 Reimann, Lory Ray 67,198 Keimers, Monja Marie 171 Reiner, David Allen Reinhard, Barbara Reinholtz, Michael John Remington, Steve M. 98,198 Resner, Steve D. 79 Reusser, Debra 187 Rhoades, LaiLani Marie 112,171 Rice, Anita M. 58,210 Rice, Connie Ilene 58,198 Rice, David B. Rich, Kenneth Warren 102 Rich, Marty W. Richards, Glen Allan Richards, Janis Kay 100,171 Richards, Joyce Marie 58,61,123, 198 Richardson, Cord Albert 111,198 Richer!, David Scott 171 Richlen, Brent W. 104,106 Richlie, Marie ne Gwen 113,171 Ridley, Carrie L. 210 Ridnour, Debra Kay 187 Riebe, Terry Arden Riefflin, Albert Lloyd 68,73,210 Riefflin, Debbie Ann 187 Riel, Dale Gene Riley, James Robert Ring, Randy Bill Risland, Dennis L. 210 Risland, LaLani K. Robbins, Linda Sue 41,92,93,95, 171 Robbins, Elissa Kaye Roberts, Cherie Lynn Robinson, Bill W. Robinson, Dominique Anne Robinson, Terry Robinson, Dan A. 171 Robinson, Vickie Lee Roemer, Kathy Anne 49,103,104, 106,129,171 Rogers, Cynthia Susanne 117,125, 198 Rollings, John Dale Rolshoven, Bill Paul 72,81,126,128 Rolshoven, Eric Dean 68,79 Romanchuck, Barbara Jean 187 Root, Rhonda Lee Rose, Pam Elenor 171 Rose, PaulS. Rose, Rosalie Roberta 171 Rosean, Ken 79,98,171 Rosenbaum, Sheryl 210,106 Ross, Robert C. Rostad, Debbie Lynn 187 Roth, Tammy Marie Roth, TrinaLee Rothermel, James D. 93,115,116 Rothermel, Joe Scott Rowley, Sharon Maureen 198 Ruana, Dennis Rian 198 Ruana, Vicki Lee 171 Rusk, Terri Ann 198 Ryan, Barrie Lee 103,106,210 Ryan, Leslie J. 57,63,64,65,70,71, 171 Ryan, Lonnie Jo 172 Ryan, Scott 187 Ryan, Terrie Lyn 124,198 Ryan, Valerie 172 Sackett, Dave J. 98 Salomon, Janet Marie 124,198 Salmonson, Jim B. Salmonson, Kathy 43,91,93,108, 114,115,117,187 Samel, David A. 172 Samel, Denise G. 187 Sample, Joyce Elaine 88,125,210 Sample, Ralph D. 187 Sampson, David Glenn 65,126,187 Sampson, Dirk Alan Sampson, Tracy Lynn 210 Sandaine, Jeff Louis 67,198 Sandaine, Ralph Bernard 68,73,210 Sandaine, Sandy 198 Sandau, Kenneth Lane 111,172 Sandau, Rodney Gayle 125,210 Sandberg, Kay Kathryn 61,125, 210 Sandberg, Kim Kathleen 61,125, 210 Sandefur, Denise Jo 112,126,198 Sandgren, Cynthia Elaine 198 Savage, Dan Sayler, David Lloyd Sayler, Marvin Roy Scales, Madeleine Y. 12,117,198, 120 217 Schatz. Steven Robert Schauer. LeeAnn 43,107,125 Scheid, William Richard 172 Schenck, Aaronjay Schenck, Daniel Lee Schenck, Donald Ray 79 Schenck, Larry A. 92.93 Schildt. Donna J. Schnidler. Louis Jerry Schinker, Paul D. Schiweck, Karen Lynn 125,210 Schlappy, Brent Andrew 187 Schlappv, John Arnold Schliebe. Brian M. 37,100,101,172 Schmauch, Len Dwight 172 Schmidt, Dale Jay 172 Schmill, Randy G. Schmitt, Pamela Marie 187 Schmitz, Cora Rae 121,210 Schneiter, Stephen John 57,71, 172 Schonrock, Mark J. 68,73 Schrage, Tina Lynn 210 Schriver, Angela Jean 116,210 Schriver, Mary Patrica 210 Schroer, Linda Ann 58,104,106 Schultz, John Scott 95,129 Schultz, Paul 43,65 Schultz, Robert 121 Schwartz, Gary Darold Schwartz, JoAnn Lee 210 Schwartz, Leslie Diane 104,106, 121,34 Schwend, Brad R. 96,172 Schwend, Ronald David 68,210 Scott, Bryan Lee Scott, Chris Daniel Scott, Rebecca Ann Seaman, Joni Maree 187 Seaman, Randi James 68,73,125 Sebring, Jo Kay 125,210 Seely, Susan P. 106 Sehestedt, Karen Louise 211,216 Seibert, Tom Cliffton 211 Seitz, Carolyn Seitz, Corine 211 Seitz, Dale Jay Seitz, Karen Ann 125,211 ■J.Jjellegren, Lynn Elden 67,72 Sellegren, Susan Beth 104,172 Seppala, Bob 104,106,118,187 Seppala, Wesley Robert Shaffer, Nancy D. 100,172 Shaffer, William E. Sharbono, Dean 26,57 Shatto, Rodney Dean Shaw, Jerry Brent Sheldon, William Mark 103,106,211 Shellenberger, Norma Jean Shelton, Gay Lee 112,172 Shelton, Key Lynn 100,112,172 Shepard, Jay 57,67,79 Shepard. LeeAnn 187 Sherman, Don D. Shirk, Scott Andrew 211 Shull, Aaron Robert Shull, Karen Hope 58 Shull, Scott W. 211 Sidener, Steve 97 Silverman, Lawrence Jay Silverman, Mark Robert Silvernail, Faith Anne 100,187 Simmons, David Henry 52,67 Simmons, David Greenf ied Simmons, Natalie Jane 36,129,172 Simpson, Gary Mark Singer, John Dale 68,125,211 Sisk, Daniel 67 Skrivseth, Mark Allen Sloan, Leon Ju nior 68 Sloan, Michael D. 57,64,65,76,172 Sloan, Nancy Irene Smalley, Cheryl Wanda Smith, Cheryl Lynn Smith, Chuck Leroy Smith, David M. Smith, DebraJ. Smith, Duanna Fay Smith, Kim Jean 124,211 Smith, Mike Jay 52,72,187 Smith, Morgan L. 52,72,86 Smith, Robert James 50,52,67,72, 106,190 Smith, Steve H. 187 Smoak, Debbie Ann 125,211 Sohlberg, KristenMarcille 211 Sokoloski, Don Mark 36,41,51, 52,93,173 Sol, Geneva Dawn 173 Sol, Jana Lois 125 Solander, Laurie M. Solum, Christy Lynn Spencer, Bruce Edward Spencer, Ronald C. 103,104,106 Sperry, Cynthia Gene 173 Sperry, Russell. 126,128 Spring, Marchelle Lynn Spring, Stephanie Ann 58, 119 Staggs, Bernie 211 Staggs, Patricia Ann 58,100,187 Stahl, John Edwin Stalcup, Korene Frances Stang, Dave Warren 84,173 Stark, John Daniel 103,173 Startin, Barbara Ann Startin, Kenneth Ivan 211 Startin, Rose M. 116,173 Staudinger, Kari Stebbins, Janet 173 Stebbins, Nancy 211 Steele, Debbie Kay 106 Steinberg, Mike J. 57,64,65,70,71, 173 Stephan, Dave Stephen, Kelly Stephens, Diana 117,187 Stephens, Russ Dana 173 Stephens, Sally Lynn 187 Stephens, Shanna Diane 21 1 Stetler, Debbie 61 Stevens, Dee Shane 98,126,129, 187 Stevens, John Dale 52,187 Stevens, Laurie Stevens, Russell D. Stevenson, James Artimus Stevenson, Joy Stevenson, Judy Louise 123 Stevenson, Laurie Ann 211 Stevenson, M ike Gary Sticht, Terry Yvonne 211 Stickney, Arlen Del Stickney, MikeC. 173 Stimson, James Roy 67 Stinger, Anita Louise 118 Stinger, Clarice Jeanine 173 Stovall, Karen Joanne 187 Strait, Velma Jean Stratton, Gerald Dexter Strecker, Dean Allen 173 Strid, Lee Alan Strothman, Jamie Stockner, Greg H. Stout, John Mike Stuart, Ray Ernest 211 Stubb, Joe Marlin 73,211 Stuber, Darlene Faye 173 Sturm, Kendra Marie 125,211 Sturm, Lori Jean 103,104,106,211 Suckow, Leann G. 188 Suda, Marilyn Kay Suda,TimH. 79 Sullivan, Dan Kevin 52,79 Susen, Mark William 52,188 Susen, Mary Laurette 211 Sutton, Chuck W. 211 Sutton, Judith Lane 50,173 Swart, Keith D. 50,51,52,96,103, 104,106,108,129,156,173 Swart, Rick 52,67,86 Swarthout, Steve Andrew 52,57, 65,188 Swartz, Lyle Ray Swift, Chris T. Swift, Timothy Richard 73 Syverson, Mike Joseph 102,115, 126,129,188 Taber, Shelly 211 Taberna, Debbie Jo 188 Taberna, Chris James 68,211 Tabish, Debbie M. Tabor, Michelle Mildred Talbot, Deborah M. 29,43,115 Takser, Randy Ray Tayer, Dennis Leo 68,73,211 Taylor, Blaine G. 68,73,125,211 Taylor, Joseph Brent Taylor, Marilyn L. 60,126,178,188 Teichrow, Cindy Jean 106,211 Templeton, Nancy Anne 43,108, 120,211 Tennant, Janet Jean 56,123,125, 211 Tennison, Teresa Marie Ternes, Cindy K. Tevebaugh, Timothy Alan 68 Thane, Stephen Daniel 126,129, 173 Thane, Teresa Louise 43,91,108, 117,125 Thiel, Mike John Thomas, William H. Thomas, Margie Ann 212 Thompson, Dean William Thompson, Guy J. 155,173 Thompson, Henry W. 93,95 Thompson, John William 93 Thompson, Ricky D. 81,212 Thorning, Scott Rod 188 Thrall, Diane Carol Thrasher, Gerald Bert 200 Thurman, Debra Lynn 173 Todd, Michael D. Toler, DaveM. 88 Tootoosis, Crystal Jean Towe, Larry A. Tracer, Bryan S. Traver, Dale William 174 Tredik, Joseph Paul Treichel, David Glenn Treichel, Joel 67 Treichel, Kelly Joan 212 Trollope, Judy Diane 212 Trollope, Stephen Douglas 200 Jrou twine, Albert Bruce 188 Trueax, Clyde L. 212 Truett, Glinda Lee 212 Truett, KathrynKay 188 Tucker, Debbie 212 Turman, Linda A. 120,174 Turner, P. Monet 100,174 Tyre, Cherie Ann U Ulrich, Robin Rae 200 Underwood, Sandra Joanne 50,58, 188 Urquhart, Jana Lea 188 Utech, Jean Marie 124,125,200 VanDyck, Kathryn Lynn 80,91, 117 Van Dyke, Julie 200 Vaneps, Janet Kay 113,174 Van Meter, Ann Elise 104,174 Vann, Julie Theresa 200 Vasser, Kathy Ann 188 Veitenheimer, Debbie Jean 212 Veitenheimer, Sheena LaMae 84, 200 Velde.JillF. Verlanic, Gail Lynn 56,212 Verlanic, James William Verworn, Jeff Allen 68,79,212 Vick, David C . Vinje, Alan Bradley 200 Vizzutti, Melanie Lee 104,200 Voss, Jerry Allen Voth, Tom W. 67,79 W Wacholtz, Jeff Gary 102,106,108 Wafstet, Monica J. 188 Wagner, Hal E. 67,200 Wagoner, Richard Kevin 212 Waldbillig, Linda Lea 174 Walker, Karen 200 Walker, Riley Walker, Sharon Kay 174 Wallace, Sheri Lynn 58,61 Wallace, Susan Charlene Wallace, William Paul 126,188 Walter, Kimberly Ann 212 Walther, James Alexander 174 Wambach, Bobi 104,106,174 Wambach, Carol Wamsley, Michael John 52,72,190, 200 Ward, David Mickle Ward, Jeff Ward, Sherrie Kathleen 108,109 Ward, Tim L. 114,188 Ward, William Lloyd Warden, Larry Michael Warner, Al Gene 95,114,178 Warner, Jim P. 68,79 Watson, Debra Dale 116,123, Watson, Darryl Bradly 212 Watt, Ron James 52,188 Weaselhead, David Ronald Weaver, Sam Charles Webber, Pamela Golda 107,110, 188 Weber, Kenneth F. 174 Weber, Nancy Anne 58,116,212 Wehmeyer, Kirk Lee Weidenfeller, John Geary 188 Weisheim, Elizabeth 95,174 Welch, Ken L. 212 Weldon, KathiH. 188 Werle, Nanci 200 Westgard, Bettina Renay 200 Weston, Connie Darlene 200 Whalen, Damian Michael 29,97,114 Whalen, Lisajogues 117,212 Wheeler, Angela Elizabeth Wheeler, James A. 96,174 Wheeler, Michael H. 35,174 Wheeler, Nancy Kathleen 104,106, 188 Whitaker, Renee 212 Whitcomb, Jim D. White, Duane RanDell White, J ames M itchell 81 White, Larry L. 174 White, Paula Suzanne 125 White, Russell Douglas 68,73,106 Whitehouse, Laura 117 Whiting, Ann 43,50,93,107,190 Whiting, Cheryl Jean 174 Whitmire, Ruth Ann Whitmire, Timothy Lord 79 Wicks, Linda 124 Wiege, Doug R. Wigen, Renee Margaret Wilcox, Kevin Carlyle 200 Wilcox, Valarie 174 218 Wilkins, Phyllis Jeanne Wilkinson, James Robert Williams, Dale Joe Williams, Dave Lee 188 Williams, Debbie Ann Williams, Jim K. 68 Williams, Kim G. 200 Williams, Barney 73 Williamson, Kimi Lu 212 Williamson, Marco Dennis Willison, Carol Lyn 200 Willumsen, Myrna Lynne 174 Wilson, Charmaine 43,50,93,107, 190,200 Wilson, Glen 188 Wilson, Karen Louise 200 Wilson, Ralph Alfred Wilson, Robert V. 68,106 Winchell, Craig Ray 188 Winchell, Sherry Lynn 112,200 Windham, Judy Kay 50,202,212 Wingate, Craig 106,104,174 Wingo, DaleL. 72 Winn, Lewis Lee 174 Winner, Michael L. 200 Winstone, Charlene Kay 202,212 Winter, Ralph Wayne Winz, Gary Alan 188 Wittenberg, M arisa Lynn 1 18,200 Wittenberg, Scott Harold Wivell, Allison C. 174 Wohlschlager, Bonnie Lynne 100, 174 Wojciechowski, Steven Thad Wolfe, Cindy A. 212 Wolfe, Melinda Sue 200 Wontor, James 72,200 Wood, Cathy Marie 96,212 Wood, Deborah Ann 174 Wood, Eric E. 200 Wood, Janice Lynn 174 Wood, Ronald Milton 212 Wood, William Jospeh Wood, William Wesley 200 Woods, Don Lee Woolridge, Tami Rae 125,200 Woolston, Ken C. 89,200 Wontor, James Michael Worden, Laurie M. 188 Worden, Linda L. 212 Wright, Cynthia Marie Wright, Steve Dale 68,79,212 Wright, Victoria Jo 95 Wulfekuhle, George Paul Wulfekuhle, Joe Alan 98,188 Wustner, Bert John Wustner, Pat James Wylie, Gordon Lee 212 Y Yarbrough, Lee Ann Yarbrough, Rose Marie 116,125 Yates, Carol Kimberly Youell,JudD.72 Young, Kristi Marie 212 Young, Mark Edward 212 Zaharko, RobynE. 174 Zentner, JoAnn 174 Zimmerman, Thais Jane 33,36,45, 108,126,156,174 Zirker, Nila 219 220 221 iaLXl ' 222 223 3=7 224 r« „ v a, tf rs v- MMLt- s.- ' TSit C l W 4 ft. .- ' ■Hr X T A ' -; v- ■ - « . 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