Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 253 of the 1975 volume:

A A M £1 «e — ,i hA il � ►' AJP ?- V-s firj 7 5 f .' r W ' OP « M H � 1 5 f k-fft _ LW n Photo by Haugens Ph ogfraphy ' Halberd Volume 10,1975 Hellgate High School Missoula, Montano He earned the respect of students and teachers alike. For ten years he taught Journalism and English, and served as advisor to the Lance and Halberd. More importantly, during this time, he taught respect, self-esteem and confidence. He yelled a little, but everyone knew his bark was worse than his bite. He didn't mind staying after school helping the Lance staff, or working on Saturdays helping the Halberd staff. We could count on him to buy a bag of doughnuts for our overtime sessions Indeed, he was more than a teacher, he was a friend; and to show our appreciation for his hard work, we hereby dedicate the 1975 Halberd to John A. Forssen. Table of Contents Student Life 6 Honors 32 Service 50 I Sports 68 I Activities 96 I Faculty 130 I Classes 156 I Index 218 I Student Life 7 I� j_____________________ « i.y� � r w Hellgate's 1974 Homecoming Royalty were Seniors Margaret Gallagher. Bill Rolshoven. Annette Longpre. Doug Ammons and Gayle Gillespie; Queen Judy Stevenson and King Pancho Valdivia, Juniors Sheila Panian and Anthony Purchio. Sophomores Sue Jordan and Brad Miller and Freshmen Sue Cole and Jerry Higgins. HOMECOMING 1974! Grease back the Copperheads and jive to a Hellgate-Sentinel joint assembly in Bonner Park. Hellgate easily won the pep keg and even losing the game didn't dampen most spirits. Be-bopping to generate pep before the Homecoming game Seniors building the winning float. 135S mi not ■face d can be changed, but J not V i ncj can be changed H nt i 1 rt js •face cl. - 3 cx mev Bale W� r Xo u've got to hurt for Sov eo v e. 0 t rvftr t Vncx. v oixrselt teuVe got to I� v e f o r Sorv etX f q bigger + V av ur e l f ‘bob Fitzgerald Celebrate 17 18 t Far Out! Good Time ! 1 20 22 23 26 27 28 29 NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE — Front row: Mark Eiison. John Patterson. Patrick Olson. Row 2: Cory Cummins. Mark Nimlos, Kim Sandberg, Carolyn Phelps Row 3. Derek Benner. Keith Schultz. Kelly Goode, Meg Biggerstaff. Mark Marcinkowski. Row 4: Doug Morin, Jeff Wacholtz. Tina Barrett. Christina Jardine, Ross Best Top Advisors Susan Rowberry. and Don Sommerfeld National Forensics League It’s not all work! Right: John Patterson, Left: Carol- yn Phelps. National Forensics League is an honorary organization for high school students who have received at least 25 points in competitive speaking. The students must also maintain a C average or higher. The main purpose of NFL is to acquaint students with the research and thought organization involved in the writing and presentation of a speech. This year Hellgate will be going to Great Falls for the annual state meet Advisor Susan Rowberry stated that she feels the team will be well prepared. 33 Five Hellgate seniors. Forest Reinhardt. Lissa Field. Liz Lawry. Dale Gyles and Scott Lynn, were chosen as National Merit Semi- Finalists. This is the highest number of students ever chosen in one year at Hellgate. Of the 1 5.000 semi-finalists chosen nationally. 3.400 will become Merit Scholars. Competition for National Merit scholarships begins with the administration of the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test to more than one million high school juniors. The annual competition ends a year and a half later when the names of the Merit Scholars are announced. The 1 5.000 semi-finalists represent about one half of one percent of the nation's grad- uating seniors. The 38.000 Commended Students are in the upper two per cent of those expected to be graduated from high school in 1 975. The Commended Students, Charmaine Wilson, Joy Darling. Dan Boucher and Deborah Talbot, do not continue in the Merit Scholarship competition, but the high standing of these students shows their attainment in this nationwide program. To increase their scholarship opportunities, the National Merit Scholarship Corporation reports the Commended Students' names to the colleges they named as first and second choices when they took the test. National Merit Semi-Finalists Who are you trying to kid? FROM LEFT—Scott Lynn, Dale Gyles, Forest Reinhardt, Lissa Field. Elizabeth Lawry. Commended Students 34 THE THREE STOOGES—Charmaine Wilson, Deborah Talbot, Dan Boucher. Not pictured: Joy Darling. Girl of the Quarter Each quarter the Soroptimist service organization honors an outstanding senior girl from one of the Missoula County high schools. In the fall. Hellgate's Girl of the Quarter is selected, and this year Charmaine Wilson was chosen to receive the honor. Charmaine was selected by a faculty committee on the basis of scholastic achievement standing in class, quality and involvement in school and community activities. She received recognition at a Soroptimist dinner meeting, to which she and her mother were invited. DAR Good Citizen Jackie Cheatham was the Hellgate recipient of the annual DAR Good Citizen Award. She answered a questionnaire concerning national and state government and had her name entered in the state DAR competition where she may win a $100 savings bond. She also received a pin and a certificate, said Senior Counselor Marolane Stevenson. The entire senior class nominated three finalists—Jackie. Margaret Gallagher and Charmaine Wilson—with teachers making the final decision. Jackie was chosen on the basis of her dependability, leadership, service and patriotism. The contest is sponsored by the Daughters of the American Revolution. The aim is to stress qualities of good citizenship among senior high schools. said Mrs. Stevenson. 35 JUNIOR MISS CONTESTANTS- left to right Jackie Cheatham, Peggy Aitken, Lynn Brackebusch, Melinda Wolfe. Paula White. Kathy Kozeluh. Abra Pelkey. Sheri Wallace. Not pictured: Marcy Mourar, Diane Fortune. Stacy McClure. f Jackie Cheatham performed a gymnastics routine on the balance beam and won three of four judging categories to capture the Junior Miss title for 1974. First runner-up was Melinda Wolfe, who played three waltzes on the piano, and second was Lynn Brackebusch of Sentinel. The Spirit of Junior Miss award was won by Sheri Wallace. This personality award was decided by the contestants. Jackie placed first in the talent, poise and appearance, and youth fitness categories. She was followed by Marcy Mourar, talent; Sheri Wallace, poise and appearance, and Abra Pelkey, youth fitness. Peggy Aitken won the scholastic achievement title Runnerup for the scholastic award was Lynn Brackebusch. Junior Miss Jackie Cheatham demonstrates her skill on the balance beam Jackie Cheatham grabs all the prizes. The miseries of being tall are explained by Paula White. 37 Francisco (Pancho) Valdivia of Concepcion. Chile. Hellgate's foreign exchange student, declared that his main interests are girls, ping-pong, cross- country. basketball and soccer. At the all-boy school he attended in Chile. 11 subjects were required, including physics, chemistry, math. PE. French. English. Spanish and history. He went to school six days a week and in his meager spare time enjoyed dances and sports. Handsome Pancho. whose picture decorated many girls' lockers, was elected 1974 Homecoming King. He also participated in cross- country and ran in the meet against Kalispell; during the season he ran three to five miles a day. He planned to participate in tennis and basketball. Poncho From Chile PANCHO S FAMILY Brent Nyquist. Mr Don Nyquist. Pancho. Mrs. Jan Nyquist, Terry Nyquist. Kathy Nyquist. Joni Deschamps Joni loved the local fauna. Kangaroos, malee trees and an expedition to the outback were some of the new happenings Joni Deschamps encountered during the summer of '74 She was Hellgate’s American Field Service exchange student and lived with the Doug Mickan family in Renmark. South Australia. Along with her sister . Pam. Joni wore her gray uniform to Renmark High School to classes which she described as strictly academic. In the last weeks of her stay. Joni and her Australian family went camping in the wild bush country of central Australia. Joni had to adapt to a family whose values were very different from her own. as well as the varying attitudes of people her own age Even the stars are different! she commented in a letter 39 FROM LEFT— Dad.” Connie . Aunty Ev . Wendy Mickan. Mum '. “Cocky” (the cockatoo). Joni. Diana Fairbank—5 iht Whey ppIMbut are J iau9 of their hr nugents haot 6l||(rTie fen semesters; ihose Uled up the next il positions. Twgnty- iiors weresh qoy Vo tied for James Wontgr—5 Per Aspera Ad Astra Those who seek to attain and accomplish will reach the stars, is the message behind the selection of 1 1 seniors to receive the Per Aspera Ad Astra Award The students were nominated by teachers and chosen by the Halberd staff for the honor of being the outstanding senior in one particular department Boys State Boys State, an event planned so students can put into practice theories taught in government courses, was at Western Montana College in Dillon. The participants were chosen by faculty members for the first time this year, on the basis of leadership, character, integrity and scholarship. Six senior boys attended the American Legion-sponsored session, along with three of the six alternates. They were divided into mock cities, each of which elected a mayor, city attorney and police chief. The cities formed a mythical state which was run using Montana law as a guide. Competition for Top City was evident in sports events between cities, and spirit at every gathering during the week. All types of political scenes occurred, including a kidnaping'', in which Bob Smith was the central figure. ALTERNATES- Dave Simmons. Mike Humes, Bill Morse. BOYS STATERS- 1. Gary Nelson 2. Scott Lynn 3. Bill Rolshoven 4 Jim Wontor 5. Bob Smith 6. Lanny Logan 7. Walter Congdon Not pictured: Mark Burgess. Jim Narum GIRLS STATE ALTERNATES-l-r Front Row: Cindy Herbig. Shannon Clouse. Top: Charmaine Wilson Girls Stote Girls Nation One of two girls from Montana elected to be Girls Nation Senators was Margaret Gallagher. She was elected by Montana Girls State to represent bills passed in the state session. GIRLS STATE DELEGATES- Advisor Marolane Stevenson. Jackie Cheatham. Margaret Gallagher. Kathy Nyquist. While attending Girls Nation in Washington. D C., she met two of Montana's real life delegation. Sen. Mike Mansfield and Rep. Dick Shoup. and also went sightseeing and listened in on House and Senate sessions. The three senior girls sent to Girls State from Hellgate were an outstanding delegation. Jackie Cheatham and Kathy Nyquist were elected to be supreme court justices, and Margaret Gallagher was one of two Montana girls elected Girls Nation senators. The atmosphere of the week-long session at Carroll College in June was described as being very patriotic” by one of the girls. Due to a lack of volunteers to spend the week with the program. Girls State was attended by a smaller number of girls than in previous years. The American Legion Auxiliary, the sponsoring organization, had a difficult time coordinating a place and time for the event. One interesting news item was that the Equal Right Amendment was rejected by Girls State Delegates. Quill and Scroll is an international journalism honorary for outstanding high school journalists throughout the United States and Canada. In order to be a member, a student must be in the top one-third of his class academically and have shown exceptional accomplishment in some phase of journalism connected with the school publica- tions— Lance, Halberd or Troubadour. QUILL AND SCROLL - Front row Lissa Field. Anne Whiting. Charmaine Wilson. Sharmon Dickinson. Greg Ammondson. Row 2: Ed Popko. Wendy Hurlbert. Tracy Johnson. Larry Schenck. Merri Hartse Not pictured: Karen Kirkpatrick. Quill and Scroll 46 All-Northwest Choir Honored for their beautiful voices by being selected for the All Northwest Choir were Jim Narum and Theresa Thane They sang a series of individual exercises for a taped audition and were chosen on this basis. The All-Northwest Choir is chosen every other year and consists of about 350 vocalists. The choir met in Spokane, practiced for four days and gave a final performance in the Spokane Opera House. Members are chosen from Alaska, Idaho. Montana. Oregon, Washington and Wyoming. The Hellgate Chamber Choir also performed for the All- Northwest gathering. Jim and Theresa sang with the Chamber Choir as well as with the All-Northwest Choir. ALL-NORTHWEST ORCHESTRA - Front row: Cindy Herbig. Merri Hartse. Fonda Hollenbaugh. Row 2: Greg Gould. Forest Reinhardt. Madeleine Scales. Annie Lackschewitz. All-Northwest Orchestra The distinction of being some of the finest orchestra members in the northwest was awarded to seven Hellgate orchestra members. These talented students and the instruments they played in the All-Northwest Orchestra were Greg Gould, trombone; Merri Hartse. oboe; Cindy Herbig. cello; Fonda Hollenbaugh. violin; Annie Lackschewitz, viola; Forest Reinhardt, violin, and Madeleine Scales, violin. The musicians were chosen by taped audition. All-Northwest Orchestra met in Spokane, practiced for four days and gave a final performance in the Spokane Opera House for hundreds of music teachers from all over the northwest. All-Northwest Bond Carol Colwell was picked to play the French horn and Scott Lynn was selected to play the tuba in the All- Northwest Band in February. All-Northwest Band, which consists of 100 to 1 50 persons and is renewed every other year, met in Spokane The band members rehearsed for four days, then performed in the Spokane Opera House. Carol and Scott were chosen on the basis of taped audition. They individually performed one scale and some etudes (exercises) which were judged first by a state chairman, then by persons appointed by the All- Northwest chairman to be worthy of the honor of All Northwest Top Teens 1. Deborah Talbot; 2. Lissa Field; 3. Scott Lynn; 4 Joan Deschamps; 5. Charmaine Wilson; 6. Cindy Herbig; 7. Margaret Gallagher; 8. Anne Whiting 9 Jackie Cheatham Chosen for national recognition as nominees for the outstanding Teenagers of America scholarship awards program were Jackie Cheatham. Joni Deschamps. Lissa Field. Margaret Gallagher, Cindy Herbig. Scott Lynn. Deborah Talbot. Anne Whiting and Charmaine Wilson. Competition for 10 scholarships divided among students from Montana. Idaho. Wyoming. North Dakota and South Dakota is open to these Hellgate students. They could go on to winning a state scholarship or a $1,000 scholarship as one of two National Outstanding Teenagers. The distinguished nine were chosen by a committee of school personnel on the basis of community service and leadership, service to school, scholarship and participation in extracurricular activities. ■I ™ liLLiJ Honored for her outstanding knowledge of home economics was Wendy Hurlbert. chosen Betty Crocker All-American Family Leader of Tomorrow from Hellgate Her name was entered in the state contest, where two persons are eligible to win $1,500 and a trip to Washington. D C. Wendy scored the highest of all persons from Hellgate taking the test administered in December More Per Aspera Theresa Thane - English Ken Crisp - Physical Education ■ The H a Ibe.rd would like to ' appreciation to all the dedfc ''ajjherv 0'e little recognized pi Hajigate High School The off al ys willing to lend a hand. tflftclub bers who show up for every a fcty; thletes who practice hours on end nly t on the bench; those who worlofcn alism; those who work behind tnj s in drama productions, and many Lothers YOU are the persons whj ms school what it is. and this paqB Bo to you ■ Pep Club Pep Club holds an important place in Hellgate's history. With a perenially large membership, its main purpose is to foster school spirit in the student body. Funds are raised by running concessions at the Fairgrounds during football games and by bake sales and a Valentine delivery service. The club also sponsors bus trips to various varsity games out of town and has Halloween and Christmas parties. Girls' basketball and the annual faculty basketball game are also supported. Adv. Stella Roberts said the girls have a lot of fun when they get together and can get things accomplished. Members get points by attending the biweekly meetings and participating in the activities. Pep Club members are assets to the school and to the various sports teams. They possess the enthusiasm and pep that are beneficial to school spirit. PEP CLUB—Front row. Ruth Lawrence. Laura Langevin. Denise Giffin. Deann Giffin. Rae Atkinson. Tina Barrett Row 2: Aneta Jones. Julie Cluts. Karen Richtmyer. Cheryl Butler. Cindy Butler. Debbie Venn. Angie Monaco. Dorothy Mielke Row 3: Carmen Schmelebeck, Debbie Zentner, Sheryl Rosenbaum. Jolene Phillips, Kris Eutsler. Paulette Naturale, Shelley Wooley. Row 4 Evajo Charette. Dawn Beardsley. Kathy Koomes, Maureen Danishefsky. Wendy Powell Beverly Dimmitt. Row 5 Jean Lawrence. Lori Goffe Row 6 Diane Gentry. Charlene Anderson, Diana Brogger. Adv Debbie Peters. Adv. Stella Roberts. Not pictured: Cindy Anderson. Debbie Kolb, JoAnna Morrison 52 PEP CLUB OFFICERS- Front row: Sheryl Rosenbaum, secretary; Cindy Butler, president. Deann Giffin. historian. Row 2: Adv Stella Roberts. Adv Debbie Peters. Laura Langevin, ex-vice president Not Pictured: Debbie Venn, vice president. Diana Brogger. Charlene Anderson. Dorothy Mielke. Angie Monaco. Aneta Jones. Maureen Danishefsky, Diane Gentry, and Wendy Powell decorate the Pep Club float in the Homecoming parade Laurel Markland helps decorate the halls before the annual Knight-Purple Turkey game 53 Key Club KEY CLUB: 1 Deloit Wolfe 2. Robin Preston 3. Mark Thane 4. Lanny Logan 5. Randy Venn 6 Stan Hatfield 7. Jim Wontor 8. Tom Hawkins 9. Bob Coffman 10. Loren Larsen 11. Ron Pritchard 12. Don Schultz 13. Kurt Johnson 14. Gary Getz 15 Tim Lobdell 16 Don Wallace 17. Erick Sohlberg 18. Mark Rosenbaum 19 John Sokoloski 20. Bob Barker 21 Scott Lynn 22. Mark Merila 23 Dave Simmons 24 Jim Raymond 26. Chris Tripp 26 Parry Tallmadge 27 Brian Kavanagh 28 Kevin Krout 29 Renny Malach 30 Steve Huffmann 32 Kelly Salmonson 32 Kyle Salmonson 33 Wayne Marchie 34 Al Riefflin 35. Rick Swart NOT PICTURED: Phil Campbell. Jace Cheatham. Brian Jahner. Jeff Jones. Owen Kelly. Dave Lucas. Mark Marcinkowski. Mike Raymond. Bob Rowe. Jim Rowe. Dan Sullivan. 54 It's a bird, it's a plane, no. it's President Tom Hawkins! Caring: Our Way of Life , was Key Club's main theme this year. The goal they wished to achieve was to provide community and school service The members lent themselves to many projects including the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Muscular Dystrophy fund drive. Key Club members worked hard to supply firewood for needy families. In addition, they have an annual marathon basketball game to aid in the cancer drive. The unsqueamish aided in the Red Cross blood drawing conducted in the fall. Bob Coffman was elected a Key Club International Trustee last spring. He was one of twelve Key Clubbers chosen nationwide and he made frequent trips to Chicago for meetings. Advisor John Koelbel said proudly. 'They've truly done a great job and really deserve their ranking of first in the state They're the best organization in Hellgate. KEY CLUB OFFICERS—From left Adv John Koelbel. Sec Jim Wontor. 1974 International Convention Delegate Bob Coffman. Vice Pres Mark Thane. Pres. Tom Hawkins. Not pictured Vice Pres. Bob Smith. Treas. Bob Rowe. 55 S CLUB—Row 1: Nikki Koontz. Terrie Ryan. Cindy Herbig, Shelli Moore. Angie Schriver. Dana Schriver. Row 2: Adv. Paulie Koprivica, Patty Cole. Rose Graham, Anne Whiting. Charmaine Wilson. Nancy Maxson. Kim Cuchine. Soroptomist Adv. Pauline Bauer Row 3: Nancy Cole. Gayle Gillespie. Shannon Clouse. Rachel Kruger, Diana Fairbank. Tammy Kuntz. Row 4: Laura Whitehouse. Rachel Kruger doles out the goodies to the youngsters at an S Club sponsored Halloween party. 56 S CLUB OFFICERS—Row 1: Vice Pres. Joni Larson. Pres. Anne Whiting Row 2: Treas. Rachel Kruger. Recording Sec. Charmaine Wilson. Corresponding Sec. Patty Cole Service to ourselves, our school, and our community.” S Club's motto expresses its true purpose, to serve. The club members man a booth at the Missoula County Fair to raise money for their service projects. These projects include collecting contributions for UNICEF, a Halloween party for the patients at St Patrick Hospital, and many others benefiting senior citizens and the handicapped Activities are topped off with an annual canned food drive. The S Clubbers help wherever they are needed and are on call” to whoever needs their services. Sponsored by the Soroptomists. S Club's membership is limited to forty, but the meetings are attended by others who hope to join during the membership drive. ' C’mon kids, this is supposed to be a party.' says Shelli Moore to the enthusiastic cele- brants at the Halloween party S Club advisors Loretta Vizzutti and Paulie Koprivica cheerfully offered advice to the service-minded members of S Club. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS—Front row: Vanessa Ochsner, Michelle Larson Row 2: Barbara Jordan. Janice Hensel. JV CHEERLEADERS—Front row: Renon Jolliffe, Susan Jordan. Row 2: Sl Archibald. Brandy Chapman, Debbie Pedersen Despite overwhelming apathy in the student body, the cheerleaders managed to arouse a spark of interest which was kindled into a flame. The cheerleaders, with unflagging fortitude, cheered at every game and traveled to all out-of-towners. Hellgate's pep pushers operated a concession at the Missoula County Fair to earn money for uniforms. They also conducted rummage sales, bake sales, and sold Hellgate T-shirts. The girls had to raise their own funds to attend games and tournaments. The cheerleaders began practice two weeks before school began in the fall. They had double sessions daily in addition to practicing at least once a week during the summer. The girls practice at least twice a week and usually three times throughout the school year. Advisor Terry Yasenak said. This year's squad gets along great; they're a lot of fun. Not only the cheerleaders but also the advisor put a lot of work and time into the cheers and routines. 59 Advisor Terry Yasenak. Mat Maids MAT MAIDS—Front row Tamara Newby. Shelley Wooley. Kim Lowe ROW 2 Lynn Kline. Tammie Randles. Shelly Sterner. Adv Ann Bryant. Not Pictured: Adv. Mikki Michaelson Mat Maids is an organization of girls who give support and aid to the wrestling team by keeping scores, furnishing a small scholarship for the best senior wrestler, and lending morale to the team by attending all matches. Some of their projects include producing scholastic calendars and selling programs at football games and wrestling matches. Membership is limited to six girls and the two advisors are the wives of Coaches Lanny Bryant and Jeff Michaelson 60 Mat Maids cheer on the wrestlers. Nancy Maxson. chairman. 9 Curriculum Committee Lissa Field, secretary CURRICULUM COMMITTEE—From left Nancy Maxson. Kevin Hunt. Pam Williams. Sue Moon. Tracy Sampson, Ann Lackschewitz. Scott Lynn. Ross Best. Lar Autio, Mark Beaufait These are only a few members of the Curriculum Committee Those not pictured are too many to enumerate Kermit Edmonds, advisor Hellgate does have some concerned students; collectively known as the Curriculum Committee. Created by an act of Student Senate, Curriculum Committee met every Wednesday after school to discuss Hellgate's courses. Curriculum Committee's main purpose is to make students aware of the administration and teachers' side of what's going on in curriculum. stated Lissa Field, secretary. The committee members discussed each department and made recommendations on how to improve the classes. Feedback from the students was provided for the teachers. Curriculum Committee had no steady membership though the same people usually attended every week. This year. Lissa said, more new members and underclassmen were attracted to the meetings. Teachers were welcome and often attended Don Weidenfeller. Lar Autio and Adv Kermit Edmonds listen attentively while Marty Elison and Mike Humes have a meeting of their own. 61 STUDENT SENATE—Front row: Mark Beaufait. Lar Autio. Gayle Gillespie. Margaret Gallagher. Joanna Morrison, Madeleine Scales. Row 2: Julie Kruckeberg. Charmaine Wilson. Dana Schriver. Kathy Houtchens. Pam Davies. Julie Clapham. Don Weidenfeller Row 3 Madeline Buescher. Cindy Herbig. Debi Bestwick. Dave Holden. Janet Simmons. Bill Bowers. Pat Olson Row 4 Marlene Roberts. Carmen Schmelebeck. Renon Joliffe. Diane Chaffee. Bill Morse. D8ve Hirning, Mark Elison, Diana Brogger. Bob Smith. Row 5: Dana Clark. Bob Nicklay. Debbie Zenter. Hilary Murphy. Wendy Powell Row 6 Tim Lobdell. Erick Sohlberg. John Troxel. Bill Rolshoven. Marc Mollet. Scott Lynn. 62 Are they enthusiastic, amused? or merely At least one Student Senate member is awake Student Senate officers sitting pretty are Sec. Madeleine Scales. Pres. Bob Smith, Vice Pres. Scott Lynn and Trees. Cindy Herbig. L- L G A T E H i G H S c H O 0 L Hell gate High School, Missoula, Montana LANCE STAFF- From top: Jeff Wacholtz. Mike Humes. Stan Jones. Karen Kirkpatrick. Greg Ammondson. Charmaine Wilson. Marty Elison. Kasey Anderson. Debbie Talbot. Merri Hartse. Rachel Kruger Standing, from left: Neil Moisey. Tracy Johnson Not pictured: John Purchio Merri Hartse. infamous Lance editor, delves into the world of devils and demons, between doughnut-eating sessions, that is. 64 Is Lance spelled with an S or a C, Mr Forssen? asks Mike Humes. Me, sexy? You're kidding Kasey Anderson can’t believe his ears 3Eanrv I'ublished biweekly at Hellgate High School, 000 S. Higgins Ave., Missoula, Mont. 50801. Phone 728- 2100, Ext. 2S9. Subscription price: $2.50 per year. Application to mail at second-class postage rates is pending at Mis- soula. Montana Editor Merrl Hartse Managing Editor M:ke Humes Ed;torial Pane Editors ...... Karen Kirkpatrick. Tracy Johnson Feature Editor ........ John Purchio Sports Editor ....... Kasey Anderson Fine Arts Editor Greg Ammondson Business Manager Marty Elison Advertisin'! Manager Rachel Kruger Circulation Manager...... Stan Jones Columnists Merri Hartse. Deborah Talbot. Charmaine Wilson Stan Jones. Mike Humes Cartoonist ........ John Purchio Photo Lab Chief Jeff Wacholtz Photo Editor Neil Moisey Copy Editor . Charmaine Wilson Ad Salesmen........... Journalism 1 Advisor _____________John A. Forssen Journalism is just a stepping stone to an aircraft designing career for John Purchio as he folds over the wing. The Lance, winner of innumerable awards, was once more diligently slaved over by a capable and talented staff. Upholding the tradition of fine journalistic work, the staff members spent long hours interviewing and gathering facts which were coordinated into a biweekly newspaper. In the job of reporting the news, the Lance brought to light such stories as Deschamps Up from Down Under; Leaves Kangaroo City; the tragic tales of Anna Banana, Lena Lemon and Leech Peach, relevant editorials on Popular Porno and Perplexing Policies . School events were covered fully and objectively with editorializing remaining solely in the editorials. Advisor John A. Forssen commented that the Lance staffers are great foot-dragg-ers. but on the other hand, they come wobbling through when they are needed. Also that their doughnut-eating propensities are enormous. True to form, the staff members, led by editor Merri Hartse, together gobbled dozens of out dated doughnuts forced upon them by the advisor. 65 66 1. Charmaine Wilson. Editor 2. Wendy Hurlbert. Service 3. Lissa Field. Honors 4 Sharmon Dickinson. Sports 5. Larry Schenck. Student Life 6 Madeline Buescher. Honors Asst. 7. Kim Lowe. Classes Asst 8 Claudia Clairmont. Typist 9 Dave Myers, Typist 10. Vickie Hitchcock, Sports Asst. 11. Dave Englund. Photographer 12. Judy Trollope. Faculty Asst. 13. Ed Popko. Photographer 14. John Sokoloski. Asst Business Mgr 1 5. Kristi Young. Faculty 16 Jeanne Lanfear. Classes 1 7. Anne Whiting, Student Life 18. Dan Schenck. Art Editor 1 9. Lisa Robbins, Photo Coordinator 20. Kristen Sohlberg. Activities Asst. 21. Nancy Weber, Classes 22. Susan Bulman. Activities 23. Blakely Brown. Photographer 24 Andy Jefferies. Sports Asst. 25. John Thompson. Photo Lab Chief Not Pictured: Lisa Crookshanks. Service Asst. Stephen Hess. Business Mgr. Charmame Wilson, editor of the Halberd, spits odt. And the same to you. buddy! as a page rejection is objected to. And there's one of those wounded typewriters now, and its slave. Lissa Field. Photo-coordinator Lisa Robbins explains to Judy Trollope why her pictures aren't ready yet. Somehow, between begging for pictures, slaving over wounded typewriters, and listening to the rantings and ravings of an irate editor, the Halberd came into being once more. Created by a staff of enthusiastic persons, the Halberd's motto was best phrased by the beloved advisor, John A Forssen The yearbook isn't for this spring, it's for years from now I As new staff members were initiated into the world of yearbook putting-together, experienced members were already hard at work perfecting the art of loafing. As deadlines approached, frantic minds ground into gear, producing blurry photos, in- coherent copy and cluttered pages. All of which were straightened out by spending 'deadline eve'' still hard at work. Surprisingly, out of this cacaphony of noise and general bedlam a sort of history of the 1974-75 school year was recorded and published for all posterity. 67 Coach Larry McKinney tallies up another winning score. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY—Front Row Dale Lewis, John Patterson, John Hallsten. Roger Fuhrman. Don Weidenfeller, Jim Mahoney. Row 2: Larry Brist, Gary Nelson, Kevin Hunt. Keith McDonald Row 3: Scott Larson, Rick Hanson, Steve Hanks. Jim Rogge Row 4: Coach Larry McKinney, Charlie Clubb. Mike Baugh, Dave Holden. Bill Rolshoven. The 1974 season was not a successful season if you were to compare it to the previous three years, but by itself could be called a success. With only one returning letterman from the 1973 team we had to start from scratch. It took some time for the runners to make an adjustment from the mile-and-a-half races they ran in junior varsity competition to the two-and-a-half mile races they ran in varsity competition this year. They had their ups and downs during the course of the season, but regrouped for the state meet and finished a solid third. Rick Hanson. Gary Nelson and Bill Rolshoven will be lost to graduation, while four varsity members will return. There will be some very fine young runners trying to fill the vacancies, among will be Charlie Clubb, Roger Fuhrman, John Patterson, and Rick Thompson. Scott Larson. Jim Rogge and Bill Rolshoven ran good races in the state meet. Gary Nelson ran a great race, but Rick Hanson ran a super race Next year we are hoping for the state title. Best wishes to all, Coach Larry McKinney Boys Cross Country 1974 STATE TEAM—Front Row Charlie Clubb. Bill Rolshoven. Rick Hanson, Gary Nelson. Coach Larry McKinney. Row 2: Mike Baugh. Steve Hanks. Scon Larson. Jim Rogge. Manager Moger Fuhrman. 70 Girls Cross Country GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY—Front Row Susan Cole. Patty Baker. Toni Baugh, Kelly Sandberg, Carrie Netzer, Julie Midyett. Row 2: Nancy Cole. Marlene Winchell, Sue Nokleby. Coach Deanna Vacura. e Cross Country is work, but it is fun; it's satisfying, and heartbreaking at times; it's a learning experience, not only as a sport, but about life. Girls Cross Country meets entail running a mile-and-a- half course of varied terrain. Training for the season includes distance, speed and terrain workouts. The 1974-75 season was a progressive one. The majority of the runners were young and the added experience of the season resulted in improved times and the development of a strong team with great potential. The '75-76 season held great promise for the team. The girls discovered a great deal of personal satisfaction can be derived from running Cross Country Endurance and paces improved, enabling the girls to deal better with competition. Each girl found her performance is important not only for herself, but for her team, thus making her responsible to her teammates as well as to herself. Head Coach Deanna Vacura Coach Deanna Vacura dreams of sweet victories. 1974 Hellgate There are many ways to measure the success of a football team. The most common and ordinary means is through the win and loss record. The Hellgate Knights of 1974 should not be measured against that gauge, because they were successful in so many other often-forgotten categories Beginning the season with a team in which only six players had logged more than six to eight minutes of playing experience, they steadily improved through the season and played their best game the last game of the year. With a team that lacked leadership at the beginning of the year, they weathered the 0-6 start and hung together until they were a respected football team at the end. Through the emotionally tough beginning only two players quit and the Seniors of '75 with the rest of the ball club never quit or gave up on the field in practice or a game. Trailing Sentinel 14-0 with less than a minute to go in the first half, they could have given up but didn’t and tied the score only to lose in the final 10 seconds of the game, after pride had kept the Spartans from scoring from the one-yard line. The Knights of '74 have the respect and admiration of the coaching staff and one would hope the future Knights will be as successful as the Knights of 74 Head Coach Gary Trenary Knights 1974 TEAM CAPTAINS — Front Row: Brad Graeter. Tom Voth, Gordy Anderson, Tom Hawkins 72 1974 HELLGATE KNIGHTS — Front Row Head Coach Gary Trenary. Rick Swart. Gordy Anderson. Dennis Tayer. Kevin Cregg. Tony Purchio. Shaun McAdams, Manager Ken Petroff. Casey Cregg. Eric Rolshoven, Steve Hunter, Mike Evans, Mark Huguet, Asst. Coach Ken alt. Row 2: Trainer Leon Daugherty. Mick Moran, Don Abernathey, Kasey Anderson. Tom Voth, Bill Schwenk, Tom Hawkins. Craig Cordial, Jim Williams, Greg Ammondson. Blaine Taylor. Stan Doll, Shawn Clouse. John Purchio. Asst. Coach Kevin Hammond. Row 3 Asst. Coach Jim Lodge. Frank Jobe. Rick Demarinas, Al Riefflin. Jay Huggins. David Gleason. Dan Moderie. Scott Lynn, Randy Venn, Brad Graeter, Jim Jahner, Craig Fairclough. Randy Seaman, Brad Fairclough, Al Grimsley, Mark Marcinkowski. Asst Coach Russ Pilcher. 73 Senior Knights SENIOR KNIGHTS—Front Row: Greg Ammondson. Mick Moran. Shaun McAdams, Craig Fairclough, John Purchio. Row 2: Kevin Cregg. Bill Schwenk. Tom Hawkins. Kasey Anderson. Tom Voth, Stan Doll. Row 3: Jim Jahner, Brad Graeter. Rick Swart. Gordy Anderson. Scott Lynn. Dan Moderie Randi Seaman (44) screams, won’t you leave me alone, just leave me alone. as he makes his way for the goal line Gordy Anderson (12) escapes the clammy hands of a hibernating Golden Bear from Billings West. ■i - -.V' “ vT jv Kevin Cregg (10) flies through the air with greatest of ease and a little help from the Anaconda Copperheads 75 RED PAGES—Front Row Tim McDonald. Joey Cregg. Kip Hamilton, Jim Rowe, Renny Malach. Kirk Baker. Mike Sullivan, Greg Cote. Brian Kaphammer. Moris Campbell. Karl Lindborg. Row 2: Kelly Sutton, John Evans. Brian Hatfield, Rodney Clemmens. Chris Tripp, Jim Meyer. Wade Able. John Kimmel. Vic Hawkins. Nick Moderie, Greg Jellison, Nick Purchio. Row 3: Coach Jeff Michaelson. Niel Fugere. Bob Nicklay. Willie Ayala. Jerry Huggins. Mark Merila. Tim Ryan. Erick Solberg, Scott Berry, Asst. Coach Jerry Jette. Asst. Coach Del Michaels. Page Football Freshman football is in essence a learning and orientation year. They must learn a new system of offense and defense and in some cases they must learn to play football. This new system demands a lot of work with many people who are new to each other and the coaching staff. During the year the boys were exposed to the fundamentals and assignments of varsity football. This year several boys were screened into positions. Although the boys had decided what position they enjoyed, the coaching staff moved them to a new position in which they felt the boy would help the team the most. The Freshman football program does not place extra emphasis on winning but rather on playing experience for as many future Knights as possible. We realize that between their Freshman and Junior year the young men will do a great deal of maturing both mentally and physically. The freshman third stringers this year could be all-staters their senior year. We had an excellent group of freshman this year although our record: Reds 1 -5, Golds 0- 7, didn't show it. If the beys can rid themselves of mistakes at the Freshman level then they will be a more disciplined team on the varsity level and will prove successful in the run for the coveted championship trophy. Freshman Coaches: Ron Jones Jeff Michaelson GOLD PAGES—Front Row: Manager Brian Burlingame, Manager Brent Robinson. Ron Pritchard. Dennis Schneider. Charlie Henes. Leslie Stewart. Tom Dauenhauer, Mark Batt. Bruce Reid. Jeff Fehrs, Tim Anderson. Row 2: Bob Bailes, Tim Stevenson. Joe Orchli. Rich Knight. Scott Randles. John Smith. Bill Weldon. Scott Peterson. Danny Randles, Rich Phillips. Greg Pfister, Gordon Clark. Row 3: Bob Brown. Dan Robinson, Robert Preston, Kevin Foley, Dale Chester. John Troxel, Dale Manchester, Buddy Dale, George Bache'. Jerry Gillingham, Jim Raymond, Rich Larson, Coach Ron Jones. f SQUIRE FOOTBALL—Front Row: Joel Cusker, Keith Gyles. Phil Campbell. Dean Barth. Paul Anderson. Tim Allen. Keith Schultz, Blair Hochstrasser. John Opie. Gerry Steinbrenner. Row 2: Manager Kai Lindborg. Guy Castonguay, Mark Nimlos. Tim Bowers, Bob Babcock. Kevin Kaphammer. Don Wallace. Rick Steinberg. Keith Mobley. Ray Tripp. Jon Ward. Row 3: Dave Dove. Mark Anderson. Frank Jobe. Brad Miller, Henry Brotzman, Ed Anderson, Dean Gillmore. Dan Lake, Mike Lowe. John Brittner, Coach Bob Casey. The 1974 Hellgate Squires did not finish with a tremendous win and loss record, but they were in every ball game down to the final gun. The young men participating competed hard and well. This competitive trait made this group very pleasant to work with. It is my belief that quite a number of these Squires will become very active Knights of the 1975 football squad Best wishes to all, Coach Bob Casey Squire Football Hellgate 0 Gt. Falls Sr. 20 Hellgate 6 Anaconda J.V. 7 Hellgate 14 Helena Capital 0 Hellgate 14 Gt. Falls Russell 6 Hellgate 45 Butte Public 0 Hellgate 7 Sentinel 14 Hellgate 8 Kalispell 15 Hellgate 46 Libby 0 77 Girls Basketball The girls basketball team started out slowly, suffering four straight losses, but finally put it all together on October 10, 1974, when the girls beat the Hamilton Broncs. 35- 34. on a last second jump shot by forward Alice Ramos. This game marked a first conference victory. Four more straight victories followed. They went on to defeat Sacred Heart 46-27; Stevensville 42-26; Sentinel. 45-36; and Hamilton again, 41-29. The highlight of the season was the victory over Sentinel which moved them into undisputed first place in the conference. Utilizing a pressing man-to-man defense and the outside shooting of forward Alice Ramos and freshman guard Janice Jacobs, the Knights forced the Spartans into committing 35 turn- overs. Final score. 45-36. The team optimistically looking forward to capturing the state AA title. Head Coach. Vicki Brown GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL—Front Row: Coach Bob Perrin, Row 2: Terri Abernathy. Lanell Burns. Judy Windham. Row 3: Susan Mocabbee. Janice Jacobs. Row 4: Pam McKinzie, Peggy Koepplm. Row 5: Bonnie Geesey, Patty Marcinkowski. Row 6: Sharon Gleason, Head Coach Vicki Brown. Rawna Burns. Desire and Hustle JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL—Front Row: manager Cheryl Groshong, Jeleen Fish, Erin Cork. Colleen Kelley. Kathy Marcinkowski. Dana Clark, Renee Whitaker Row 2: Deb Johnson, Risa Lange. Head Coach Vicki Brown, Coach Bob Perrin, Stacy Fairbanks. Chris Erickson. Manager Gwen Markham It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a basketball! BOYS GYMNASTICS—Front Row Coach Jim Miller. Bill Kaiser. Tom McDonald. Pete Barthelmess, Shaun McAdams. Robin Hood. John Gogas. Bill Morse. Ken Crisp. Jerry Ginn. Asst. Coach Kyle Bob G iff in NOT PICTURED: Kip Kulju. Boyce Row 2: Manager Ben Griffing, Dan Broeker. Gordon Wylie. GIRLS GYMNASTICS—Front Row Gaylee Huffman. Eileen Andrus. Debbie Bentham. Dana Clark. Rhonda Wambach. Margie Christian. Cheryl Dick. Susan Wilson. Joanne Salomon, Nancy Aitken. Marilyn Stacy. Laurie Dobbins Row 2 Jackie Cheatham. Susan Nurse. Sheena Veitenheimer. Nancy Dalton. Melinda Wolfe. Erin Marbut NOT PICTURED Coach Lynn Munro. 80 Hellgate gymnasts began the 1974-75 season as the teams to beat for the state championship. The boys team started with a great deal of depth and a high level of skill They were undefeated in the first three compulsory meets. The final meet showed Hellgate scoring 123 points. The team was led by junior all-around Robin Hood, one of the finest all-around men to ever come out of a Montana AA school The strength was found in seniors Shaun McAdams, Ken Crisp, Bill Morse. Bill Kaiser, Pete Barthelmess and Kip Kulju. McAdams and Kaiser were potential state champions The girls team was a team of many talented gymnasts, a team with poise and good looks. They showed a style characteristic of champions. The amount of time these girls spend on gymnastics was one of the keys to their success. The girl's team was led by junior Cheryl Dick, one of the finest all-around gymnasts in the state She was helped in this department by freshman Erin Marbut and junior Sue Nurse Seniors Jackie Cheatham, Melinda Wolfe. Margie Christian, Abra Pelkey. Nancy Dalton and Sheena Veitenheimer. made up the team to beat 81 Head Coach Jim Miller Dazzling and dainty Margie Christian smiles with a beam. Gymnastics John Gogas soars to the rescue I Roy Rogers had nothing over Jim Childress as Jim vaults over the horse. 82 Gordon Wylie carefully displays his talent on the horse I can do it. I know I can make it over this high bar!” exclaims Bill Morse 83 Alright I want you to go out there and knock those girls down! Although football is not generally considered a game for girls. Hellgate's Knighties showed that girls are capable of making a good showing at the game. Despite the 1974 7- 0 loss to the Sentinel Sparkies, Hellgate is still ahead in the 10-year standings having won seven, lost two, and tied one. Besides having the satisfaction of learning and recognizing the important plays, the girls practiced good sportsmanship and teamwork, just as the boys' team does. Those who know the rules first hand can appreciate the plays made by the competing teams, and can know when to give real support to the home team during discouraging moments. Powder Puff Football Oh. I’m sorry! I didn't mean to hit you so hard! Hey coach, what do we do next? Basketball Blaine Taylor (14) shoots for an easy target. Mike Wamsley (22) shoots two for another Hellgate win. The Hellgate Knights jump high for the tip off. 85 RED PAGES—Front Row: Greg Cote. Eric Lundmark. Kevin Stuart Potter. John Troxel. Bryan Adams, George Bache. Coach Huguet, Wade Abel. Mike Sullivan, Kurt Andrie. Jim Rowe. Jack Jim Lodge. Burger Row 2 Nick Moderie. Dan Robinson. Dale Manchester, Pages This year's Gold basketball team consisted of 16 young men. Of the 16 there were 10 who were capable of playing a starting role in a ball game. Each member of the team worked diligently throughout the year and always kept a fine attitude during games. C.J. Heydon Freshman Gold Basketball Coach The Reds had a very interesting record this year. They have at times played outstanding ball and at other times have played as poorly as anyone could. This lack of consistency has kept them from being a great freshman team with a great record. However, they have the talent, the leadership, and the desire to be one of the best basketball teams in Hellgate's history. Somewhere down the line they must develop that burning desire for excellence that all champions have. They are on the brink of having it now, but it still is not there and their lack of consistent play demonstrated that fact this season. They have been a great bunch to work with, a hard working crew that never complained, no matter what was asked of them. I expect great things of them and hope they can combine with the Golds and bring a state championship to Hellgate three years from now. Jim Lodge Freshman Red Basketball Coach 86 GOLD PAGES—Front Row: Kurt Johnson. Tim McDonald, Gary Bryan, Rich Phillips. Manager John Reeves. Row 2: Gerry Johnson. John Kimmel. Bob Nicklay. Mark Merila. Kevin Foley Row 3: Bill Hunt. Rich Larson. Jerry Huggins. Brian Kavanagh. Willie Ayala Row 4: Mike Williams, Jim Johnson, Ken Sayler, Coach Jim Heydon. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL—Front Row Gerry Steinbrenner. Garry Klaudt Row 2: Mike Raymond. John Brittner. Jeff Koch. Row 3 Kyle Salmonson. Tom Larson. Bill McClean. Frank Jobe. Phil Campbell Row 4 Coach Richard Dunn. Henry Brotzman. Marty Green. Jace Cheatham. Jim Powell Not pictured: Paul Larson. Charlie Clubb The Sophomore Basketball team of 74-75 ripped the hearts out of three opposing teams. Great Falls High. Great Falls Russell and Butte. Looking at the Sophomore squad objectively, one can only visualize a tremendous varsity lineup for the years to come. Although there are other sophomore teams throughout the state, their ability in capturing the state title does not appear to be as apparent as our own. Best Regards Coach Richard Dunn Sophomore Basketball Sophomore Junior Varsity The two losses suffered by the Hellgate Junior Varsity did not keep the team's spirit or ability down, as was evident in their outstanding performance against Butte. Coach Demmons said he had never in his years of coaching the Junior Varsity level seen a defense as strong as this year's team. He further stated that the boys performed at a high degree of efficiency throughout the season and always worked as a team. Junior Varsity Basketball is used to improve and strengthen the fundamentals of basketball so that the young men will be prepared for the varsity lineup. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL—Center Front: Manager Anthony Purchio Row 1 Asst Coach Tei Nash. Marvin Clover, Mike Larson. Mike Lowe. Loren Larson. Steve Fine. Greg Reich. Randy Venn. David Gleason. Randy Seaman. Al Riefflin. Jim Williams. Coach Tom Demmons 87 Varsity Basketball Blaine Taylor and Brad Graeter are Hellgate's only returning lettermen to a squad comprised of last year's junior varsity. It has been a gratifying experience for me to work with this group of boys. I am hoping that we will be a contender for the Western Division Title. Although we lack height, I feel that our team has good quickness and several of the boys are excellent shooters. We have had to compensate for our size with intensity and hustle. At this point in the season we are hoping to finish the remainder of the regular season on a winning note, then put together two games at Divisionals and finally represent Hellgate at the State AA Basketball Tournament in Bozeman. KNIGHT ROUNDBALLERS—Front Row: Manager Ken Petroff. Brad Fairclough, Brad Murray. Bill Schwenk, Mik Wamsley. Manager Gary Nelson Row 2: Head Coach Russ Shrift, Brad Graeter. Jim Narum. Jay Huggins. Bill Diehl. Tom Byrnes. Rick Martin. Blaine Taylor. Coach Tom Demmons. Russ Sheriff Head Basketball Coach 88 89 Bill Diehl (50) reaches high for the tip off Ibey. Jeff Jones, Jon Walther, Buddy Dale, John Smith, Gordon Clark. Erick Sohlberg. Nick Purchio, Scott Randalls. FRESHMAN WRESTLERS—Front Row Don Dilworth, Chuck Thomas. Brent Robison, Bob Jovin, Kelly Sutton, Bob Sales, Allan Hines. Rich Evans. Brian Kaphammer, Gene Foster Row 2: Charlie The freshman wrestling team achieved a lot of success this year. The Pages achieved this because they sacrificed and worked hard to learn a great deal. They spent their afternoons working on technique drills, running stairs, and wrestling until they were thoroughly exhausted. This hard work paid off many times, but probably the most rewarding was their victory over the Sentinel frosh. Success and fun are what made the sacrifice and work worthwhile. There were many outstanding wrestlers who were constantly pushing the upper classmen for their positions on the sophomore and JV teams. Obviously we had a great varsity wrestling team this year, but watch for these young men to enter the limelight in the years to come. Mr. Jeff Michaelson Frosh Wrestling Coach Underclassmen To the 1974-75 Hellgate Knights JV wrestlers: This wrestling season you young men have shown improvement, and the dedication needed to wrestle effectively Next year, after our predominantly senior team has been graduated, you will be the varsity team to carry on our tradition of fine wrestling With continued dedication and hard work you will uphold this tradition and add to it with your own wrestling accomplishments. Mr. Michael Oke Junior Varsity Wrestling Coach JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLERS—Front Row Greg Cottier, Ray Plieness. Steve Wright. Terry Johnston. Steve Huffman. Roger Combes. Joel Cusker. Don Dilworth. Row 2 Tim Bowers, Keith Mobley. Craig Kaufman. Saul Chessin, Jim Senecal. Ken Barker. Dave Levin. Row 3: Mike Moderie. Dan Sullivan, Shawn Clouse. Kevin McDowell. Kurt Jovin. Gary Martin. Andy Jeffries. Stan Doll. 9 VARSITY WRESTLERS—Front Row: Roger Coombes, Dan Boucher. Jon Cusker. Tony Koures. Gus Campbell. Ed Campbell. Row 2: Coach Mike Oke. Larry Martin. Tom Blakney. Tom Voth. Allen Grimsley. Shawn Clouse. Dan Moderie. Head Coach Lanny Bryant. Varsity Wrestling Gus Campbell concentrates on a winning pin. The Hellgate Wrestling team won 10 matches and lost one with a very sincere and realistic objective of being the first Hellgate wrestling team to win the Montana title. The grapplers have started a wrestling tradition that will survive for many years to come The team hurdled its first goal by beating the cross town rivals. Sentinel, for the first time ever. Jon Cusker and Tony Koures started the season by winning the championships at the tri-state tourney at Coeur D' Alene. Idaho, and help bring the Hellgate wrestling team to win the second place trophy in a tough 16-team tourney. The Hellgate Knights are led by Tony Koures who is unbeaten so far this season and one of Hellgate’s finest in the wrestling field. Jon Cusker. Steve Resner, Ed Campbell, Tom Blakney. Dan Boucher and Gus Campbell have received but one defeat. Larry Martin. Randy Wilson. Tom Voth, Allen Grimsley. Shawn Clouse, and Dan Moderie help comprise the best team Hellgate has ever had. Lanny Bryant Head Wrestling Coach Tom Dreamboat Blakney takes the rattle out of an Anaconda Cooperhead. David Stick It in the Ear Simmons puts the move on a struggling Anaconda opponent. 92 Jon Cusker strategically plans his next move as the referee watches the perplexing situation. 94 Hoppity hoopster Kasey Anderson harasses his opponents. Volleyball, volleyball, wherefore art thou volleyball? 95 Terry Riebe exclaims Let the good times rolll AFS—Front row: Joni Deschamps. Adv. Joan Pulver. Row 3: Shari Hartze, Dana Gillmore. Nancy Maxson. Cindy Blodgett. Row 2: Erin Law. Cheryl Dick, Julie Karen Kruckeberg. Pancho Valdivia. Nancy Templeton. Kruckeberg, Meg Biggerstaff, Carolyn Phelps, Lisa Parry Tallmadge. Rebecca Harris, Adv. Rosalind Crookshanks, Karen Siegford. John (Gorilla) Patterson. Hudgens, Tina Price. American Field Service The truth comes out! American Field Service (AFS) is a New York organization. The big-wigs in New York are the ones who make the final decision on who goes and who doesn't. Goes where? To become AFS exchange student, a person must apply to the AFS group in his school. Fie should be a good student and have some knowledge of a foreign language One student is chosen from each school and the name is submitted to the main office in New York, where they are again carefully screened. One activity of the local club to earn money is the once-a-year dessert party. One social is put on by each school in the district with an exchange student. The exchange student from that school speaks at the social, telling of his native land and culture. 97 Whether breaking their teeth trying to perfect grande jetes. or watching their props fall during a production, Hellgate's Modern Dance company was jumping with activity. Initially, the troupe consisted of 17 members, who were scheduled to perform in the major spring production. In the spring were tryouts for girls who wished to become members of next year's group. Modern Dance sponsored its fall formal, the Frost Fantasy, and had bake sales to raise money. Advisor Dee Vacura worked with the girls, who practiced in the evenings, occasionally in local grade schools due to overcrowding. Even with sore muscles and tired bodies, they knew dancing was in their blood and Modern Dance won its way into the hearts of many Hellgaters. MODERN DANCE—Row 1: Judy Stevenson. Melanie Vizzutti. Row 2 Valerie Bailes. Connie Weston. Karla Mobley Row 3: Lanice Porter. Liz Murray. Row 4: Carol Jo Kenck. Margaret Gallagher. Row 5: Margaret Barth. Marisa Wittenberg. Modern Donee Willing to bend over backwards to help is Advisor Dee Vacura. 98 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America Safety, workmanship and fund- raising projects were some of the topics discussed at bi-weekly Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) meetings. The Hellgate chapter's fund-raising projects included building a convertible trailer for horses and rebuilding the base of a cannon for the Montana Historical Society. VICA is a national organization open to boys and girls enrolled and interested in trade and industrial education classes. The purpose of VICA is to develop leadership abilities, assist students in establishing realistic goals and to promote high standards in trade ethics, workmanship, scholarship and safety. The Hellgate chapter takes part in a Skill and Trades Olympics each spring. The event offers the best and hardest working students recognition in statewide compe- tition. VICA—Front row: Ken Crisp. Bob Holland. Doug Weer. Wayne Housauer. Mark Young, Tom McLaughlin. Row 2: Chuck Ibey. Larry Alexander. Dave Simmons, Randy Tidas, Bill Pickens, Doug Kobs. Brent Lange. Keith Monaco. Row 3: Randy Schmill. Steve Trollope. Brad Fairclough, Larry Brist, Tom Headley. Gerald Voss. Bryan Tracer. Tim Mead. 1000 Mile Club Giving each other the run around was what 1,000 Mile Club was all about The goal for boys was a 1,000 miles, with girls hoping to jog the 500 mile mark. Members were on the honor system regarding the number of miles they logged To make a little money, the runners sold Montana Magazine, had a booth at the fair and raked leaves at Bonner Park The money was to be used to attend a few indoor track meets. Members suffered the trials of running, aching muscles and shin splints, with the goal of top physical conditioning in mind. CHEVALIERS—Front row: Caylee Hall, Cyndi May, Teresa Thane, Pauline Black, Madeleine Scales, Lenora Hollinder, Kathy Nyquist, Marcy Mourar. Margaret Gallagher. Row 2: Wally Krum. Rod Sandau, Bill Rolshoven. Forest Reinhardt, Tom Lewis. Jim Narum, Wayne Holmes, Marvin Clover, Sterling Chord, Rick Hanson. Chevaliers 102 Nineteen chivalrous Chevaliers modestly accepted the title of belonging to the No. 1 vocal music group at Hellgate. Their vibrant voices could be heard practicing laboriously each uesday evening overcoming occasional squeaks and acquiring the skill needed for Choir Director Neil Dahlstrom can't have his cake and eat it tool superb performances at assemblies and concerts and for entertaining at meetings and the events of various Missoula organizations. To qualify for membership in Chevaliers, students had to pass an audition with Choral Director Neil Dahlstrom as well as being enrolled in a class of one or more of the three branches of music at Hellgate. Seniors and juniors made up most of the Chevaliers while occasionally a sophomore or freshman could be found peering out from in among the upperclassmen. There were no underclassmen in the '74-'75 Chavalier group. Minstrel-1: one of a class of medieval musical entertainers; a singer of verses to the accompaniment of a harp. 2a: musician b: poet; 3a: one of a troupe of performers typically giving a program of Negro melodies, jokes and impersonations and usually blacked in imitations of Negroes; b: a performance by a troupe of minstrels. Mynstrelles is a highly ranked vocal music group comprised of 24. Mynstrelles is made up of mostly sophomores and juniors eyeing the membership of the more selective Chevaliers. The Mynstrelles perform at concerts and music festivals. Mynstrelles MYNSTRELLES—Front row: Deanna Barry. Karen Schiweck, Vicki Black. Kim Sandberg, Marlene Roberts, Kay Sandberg. Debbie Markiss. Toni Hinton. Terry Browne. Kathy Houtchens, Denise Sandefur. Paula White. Row 2: Advisor Neil Dahlstrom. Dave Hirning, Robert Schultz. Dave Simmons, Shawn Anderson, Brett Johnson, Robin Hood. Paul Hanson, Loren Larson. Kevin McDowell. John Stahl, Bryan Adams. John Troxel. 103 tiW UorO . _ f -J Lord . d Chamber Choir is a select vocal music group ffighly placed in he musical field. Chamber choir's 57 members were selected to travel to Spokane February, to eiflflSHW mu fteachers at t e Musi E jc fer National Conferee North es Division m 'Si « While at home Chamber choir concentrated jfen concerts and the Christmas assembly % 4F ♦ CONCERT CHOIR—Front row: I oretta Pettinato. Patricia Cote. Tammy Kuntz. Elaine Dilworth, OeLeis Neidigh, Janet' Hall. Sue Parrish. Joyce Sample. Row 2: Tina Jelmberg, n. Marta Moss. Kathy Hayes. Kristen Sohlberg. Newby. Rqw.-3: A'Lisa lealea. Deann Giffin. lice. Ro .4: JeleeteP filedt JcTCkie G uld,? Laura Whitehnnsa fern Laura Lang. Becky worm Row 5: Torry CBSQBHD8B Curran, Torgie Schendel. Fern Beveridge. Sally Anderson. Pam Johnson. Row 6: Beth Wilson. Cheryl Vinje. Sue Gooley. Colleen Mayer. Kendra Mix. Susan Mftiis, Mary Goss. Linda Worden. Shacflh Gleason. Row 7: Duane Bezdicek. Pai r Anderson. John Pearce. Blair Hochstrasser, Ted Bigart. Row 8: Kevin McDowell. David SimmodfP Mike Arneson, Pai Hanson. Keith les. Frank Gallagher. Glenn Robison. Row Jim Powell, Kurt Wagoner, Scott Clark, Advisor Neil Dahlstrom. George Mace. Dave Hirning. Robin Hood. John Brittner, Shawn Anderson. ♦ • Kim CHAMBE CHOIR — Front row Kim Sandberg Vicki Black. Connie n. Lanis Porter. DlSbie Markiss. Margaret Gallaghd Kay SanCberg. tenora Hottinder, Toni Hinton. Karen Schiweck.-Nancy TqffiPteton, Lisa Perry. Karen Kruckeberg, Madeleine Scales. L pdy Herbig. Kathy Houtchens. Beth Malcolm. Marlene Roberts. Advisor Neil Dahlstrom. Row. 2: Paula White. Geraldine Eigenmann. n + r . i: jLT.d Lor Kathy Nyquist. JanetTTennant. Marcy Mourar. Karen Dauenhauer, KdUn Schroeder.'Joni Seabrmg. 7%rry Etebwn. Dflnise Sandefu 3: Jim Narum. Marvin Clover, Forest Reinhardt. Jim Stimsoh. Date Janes, Loren arsoru ill Rolshoven, Mike 6van$, Rod Sandau, Rick Hanson. Brett JbWbson, John Stam, Wayhfe Holfnes, Randy Lathom. George Krum. Craig Cordial. Mirb Mnmn Robert Schultz. Schu m m m Concert Choir r- FRESHMAN CHOIR—FrtJRTTBIfTfJeverly Dimmitt. Aqpette Brown. Shirley Day. Jamie Gregory, Kelly Sandberg, Shelia H§ s. Nanoy Birgenheier. Caroline Scott Stacie Broadw er Row 2: Rhonda Wambach, Jennifer Stuq|py. Toni Bafrett, Sheila Funjp Lorraine Barthelmess. Paula Riley. Susan Cole, Lauri McDonald Row 3: Leta Cuchine. Shelly Frame. Kathy Larsor pAn Kottre. Heidi-j Fanslow, Cindy Blodgett. 4lnet Hensel, Teresa BenedetSf Row 4 Toni Privett, Tina Barrett, Pam Williams. Linda Hollinder. Michelle Larson. Jacqueline May. Barbara Jordan. Becky Johnson. Tammy Elser Row 5: Connie Humes. Rita Melvin. Linda Behan. Kathy Gallagher. Carrie Netzer. Joni Lueck. Vanessa Ochsner. Leslie Crooks Row 6: neta Jone DianeJ3entry. Traci Berthiaume Debbie Gleed. Tammy Heath, lina Adams, Laurie Beeler. Now 7: Mel Jahner. Becky Harris. Tracy Terry, Tori Nelson, Julene Hail. Eva' Jo Charette. LeAnn Narum, Wendy Powell. Row 8: Kris Barsness. Jean Lawrence. Rhonda Forsythe. Toni Ramos. Kris Longpre. Mary Jo Thompson, Linda Tarras, Tim Anderson. Parry Tallmadge Row 9: John Troxel, Jack Pamer. Randy Iverson. Kreg Brager, Bryan • Adams, trick Sohfperg 9 + m ' 9 9 i • 4� f r Freshmgn Choir .� t . � | b dl t Concert anc Freshman choirs are two non-select vocal music groups which perform at concerts and the annual Christmas assembly. tdemCers of both choirs receive regufar cltfss credit and attend music classes each day during 3rd and 8th periods. Between practice jf and performances th students gam Snric(fment through the lidy jf musical literature under the direction of Choral Director Neil r t Y 4 11 111 f s r ■ ..a t Hal 9 K m m s V ¥ lu . j ah f Hal Can I interest you in a Hellgate jacket? A notebook? A pencil, perhaps? queries Dan Sullivan. Distributive Education Clubs of America Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) is a national youth group which promotes the development of leadership in high school students interested in marketing and related careers. The students in DECA practice selling and advertising and then take these skills to the state competitive conference to be judged. If they win. they go on to national competition. Hellgate's DECA chapter operates the school store. The Knight Spot, in order to gain on-the-job experience. Members sell school supplies, jackets and knick-knacks. Students taking marketing courses are eligible to be in DECA. The group also sold food in the concession stand at the girls basketball games to earn money to go to the conferences. DECA—Front row Sharon Lucas. Randy Wilson. Gwen Markham. Connie Jannach. Linda Froelich. Row 2: Kim Gagermeier. Terry Hightower. Anthony Purchio. Toni Hinton. Laura Lang. Rick Wilson. Cheryl Kaufman. Sherry Winchell. Pam Fifield. Chess Club Deep in concentration. Advisors Dawson Swanberg and Tom Graff battle for the true leadership of Chess Club. The official stamp of the Hellgate Chess Club. Chess Club is a non-profit, non-partisan organization devoted to serious and quiet chess Funds for the coffer come solely from club members. An ingenious ladder tournament, devised by Dale Gyles and Ed Popko, was used early in the year to rank club members The annual tournament with Sentinel was shortly after Christmas. In addition, a tournament by mail with Troy High School in Fullerton. Calif, and a tournament with Great Falls High School were planned. Jeff Wacholtz guarded the treasury, while Marty Elison and Ed Popko spread club publicity. In addition to Mr. Dawson Swanberg's legendary announcements in the morning bulletin and Mr. Tom Graff's serene humor, the efforts of Chess Club were greatly aided by Mr. Jim Niles, designer of the first official chess stamp in the club's history. A formidable assortment of freshman talent also gave the club new momentum. Anyone with a sincere love for the game, whether beginner or grand master, was welcome in the club. CHESS CLUB—First row: Ross Best. Andre Hut, Tom Templeton. Row 2: Jeff Wacholtz. Ken Merwin, Derek Benner, Adv. Dawson Swanberg. Terry Tritz, Ted Bigart. Tony Ciliberti, Adv. Tom Graff. CINEMA CLUB—Front Row Roy Hartse. Brant Goode. Debbie Mace. Lar Autio Row 2: Ross Best. Walter Congdon. Pat Olson. Stan Hatfield, Barrie Ryan. Mr. John Whalen. Cinema Club After their first movie. It's a Mad. Mad. Mad, Mad World . Cinema Club members discovered that it's a sad. sad. sad. sad world. Thinking the show would draw thousands of comedy-lovers, the club was plunged deep into debt after the unsuccess of their first movie. They had planned to show a long list of spectacular and crowd- drawing flicks, but after the Mad World episode. Cinema Club retired temporarily from the movie business due to lack of funds. After a long recovery period. Cinema Club struggled to regain its position as Hellgate's motion picture group in late January. 108 Drama The state drama team, consisting of 21 actors and actresses, participated at the State Drama Tournament in Billings, taking part in such divisions as serious solo and duo. humorous solo and duo and pantomime. Hellgate's drama team did not take part in regular drama competition during '74-'75. but planned to resume activity in the tournaments in '75- 76 STATE DRAMA FINALISTS—Front row Kay Sandberg and Pete Hunt, 3rd place humorous duo Row 2. Bill Bowers. 1st place humorous solo; Joni Deschamps. 6th place serious duo; Gayle Gillespie. 4th place pantomime; Andy Taylor. 1st place serious solo Not pictured; Bracken Hart. 6th place serious duo; Lonnie Risland and Julie Clapham. 5th place serious duo. STATE DRAMA TEAM—Front row: Julie Clapham. Joni Deschamps. Marcy Mourar. Bracken Hart. Pete Hunt. Row 2 Lonnie Risland. Rick Lucas. Lynn Sellegren. Bill Bowers Row 3: Vicki Black. Andy Taylor. Gayle Gillespie. 109 1 V HI SPEECH TEAM — Front row: Mark Beaufait, Meg Biggerstaff. Susan Bulman, Cory Cummins, Mark Elison. Row 2: Carolyn Phelps, John Patterson. Kim Sandberg, Stephen Hess. Jeff Wacholtz. Row 3: Ross Best, Kevin Hunt. Nancy Maxson. Shauna Austin. Chris Jardine. Marty Elison, Kendra Mix, Mark Nimlos. Row 4: Pat Olson, Jud Gaylord. Keith Schultz, Mark Marcinkowski. Derek Benner. Standing on the sparkling starlit stairway to success are shimmering and shining speech coaches Susan Rowberry and Don Sommerfeld. Speech Even though leaving for tournaments early—sometimes 5 o'clock as the rooster crows—wasn't much fun. 35 Hellgate speechers kept on believing in the power of the spoken word. With underclassmen dominating the ranks of the squad, the season was termed a building year. New competitive events were added Heading the list was duo interpretation, which allowed two students to interpret selections of literature. Although the team had seen better years, it did not dampen the spirits and enthusiasm of the team members. They looked forward to the State Speech Tournament in Great Falls to cap off a season of experience. 112 Speech The Boobie Prize. . .again! Pondering his stuffed and aching stomach is Kevin Hunt. Ross Best looking his. . . best? 113 'All this luggage for one night!?! Photo Club Learning to play with all the knobs and dials on a camera was the purpose of Photo Club Members developed expertise in the field of photography. Students discovered the fun of being with others and having cameras around to catch the action. PHOTO CLUB —Front Row Susan Fortner. Becky Harris Row 2 Sendee Cron. Kentucky Williams. Karen Lake Row 3: Kim Kahn. Helen Hosfeld. Katrin Talbot. Gretchen Talbot Row 4: Ed Popko. John Purchio. Brad Lehman. Two of the ten Hellgate delegations were ranked tops at the tenth session of the Montana Model United Nations. The Honduras delegation — Stephen Hess. Mark Nimlos. Mark Elison and Andy Taylor — along with the United States — Eric Giere. Kelly Daniels. Pat Olson, Ross Best and Marty Elison — were judged as two of the ten best delegations in representing the activities and policies of their nations For outstanding work in committees. Kenya was honored. Members included Mark Beaufait, Nancy Maxson. Gary Nelson and Liz Lawry. Even though portrayal of a foreign country wasn't easy, delegates to MUN found the role-playing a rewarding experience. Weeks of studying countries and writing resolutions were culminated at a three-day convention in November at the University Center Ballroom. Members spent a full day in committees considering resolutions, deciding whether they should be sent to the General Assembly. The raising of oil prices by the Arab bloc, war threats by France and Belgium and food embargoes by the United States fueled the crisis furnace. Through several hours of debate in the Security Council, the problems were resolved, with universal peace being the goal You meet the nicest people in MUN. Model United Notions MODEL UNITED NATIONS — Front row: Adv. Kermit Edmonds. Adv. Willis Curdy, Karen Siegford, Joni Deschamps. Bob Smith, Nancy Maxson Row 2: Wendy Hurlbert, Caylee Hall, Mark Beaufait, Susan Bulman. Mark Elison, Kelly Goode, Merri Hartse. Row 3. Pat Olson. Eric Giere. Larry Schenck. Polly Lawry. Row 4 Kelley Daniels. Marty Elison, Walter Congdon. Grnt Parker. James Pfeiffer. Lissa Field. Row 5: Mark Nimlos. Lar Autio. Cindy Herbig, Andy Taylor. Ross Best Row 6: Colin Price, Mike Humes. Ed Popko. Radio Club Lar Autio finds being a member of Radio Club electrifying. Radio Club is a group of amateurs interested in setting up a radio station. Hellgate's group belongs to the American Radio Relay League (ARRL). When hamming was on the verge of extinction, the ARRL worked to prevent that. Five members have earned their ham licenses. They worked to set up a radio station in one of the practice rooms. The group sold student directories to raise money. The money was used to buy more equipment. Members built their own radios. Officers were Pres. Kevin Hunt. Vice Pres. Lar Autio and Sec.-Treas. Mark Beaufait. Kevin communicated with persons in Japan and the Antarctic. RADIO CLUB—Front Row: Mark Beaufait. Bob Coffman. Kevin Hunt. An interest in radios and transmitting were the only qualifications for becoming a member Radio Club had lots of fun and did more than test one. two. three. Student Aetion For Education SAE—Eva Jo Charett. Cathy Combs. Cyn Dee Hunsaker. Susan Treichel, Adv Dean Marshall. Diane Gentry. Kris Eutsler. Service to the community and the individual was the goal of Student Action for Education (SAE). In 1974-75. membership was small, but members still strove to help others. Each member had his own project. All worked on a volunteer basis. One girl worked for a quarter at the Humane Society shelter caring for animals and doing all the little jobs that were necessary. Another girl worked in the gift shop at St. Patrick Hospital. Another project was helping in the grade school special education program. The only expense for the group was paying the charter fee of $10. SAE is an outgrowth of the National Education Society. SAE stood for more than words. It represented a chance to help onesself by helping others. 117 SPANISH CLUB—Front Row: Brent Stephens, Poncho Valdi- via, Carla Gregory, Adv. Mike Oke, Adv. Joan Pulver. Row 2: Jeri Nydoske. Mary Lake. Tina Schrage, Kristin Barsness. Row 3: Diane Hilton, Ross Best, Jeff Popko, Adam Gardner Modern Language Club 118 FRENCH CLUB— Front Row Ruth Lawrence. Adv. Theone Hewitt. Row 2 Kate Vasecka. Lucy Mur- phy. Fonda Hollenbaugh. Gay Grimes. Row 3: Thea Brabb Lynn Mort, Kathy Burger. Kristen Sohl- berg, Beth Hamer. Patty Murphy. Susan Schonrock. Row 4: Katrin Talbot. Annie Lackschewitz, Julie Rasmussen. Diane Muchmore. James Pfeiffer. Grant Parker. Maury Clubb, Jeanne Lanfear. Row 5: Polly Lawry GERMAN CLUB—Front Row: Kathy Dorris. Cathy Fristo. Fonda Hollenbaugh, Adv. Fred Thomson. Julia Braun. Guyla Klapwyk. Elaine Dilworth. Don Weidenfeller. Row 2: Julene Hall. Lauri McDonald. Sabrina Murphy. Janet Hall, Holly Brandenberger. Sec- Treas. Kim Lowe. Lynda Nelson, Laurie Staggs. Kathy Marcinkowski. Tracie Terry, Vice Pres. Julie Clapham. Angie Schriver. Pres. Mona Babcock. NOT PICTURED: Karen Siegford. Jackie Parks. Rachel Kruger. Jan Lewis. Dan Thompson. Rhonda Wambach, Erick Sohlberg. Jace Cheatham. Modern Language Club was designed to permit students to experience the cultures associated with their respective languages Having fun. fun. fun was all German Club did. Members had an Oktoberfest and went caroling at Christmas, with the old traditionals sung in German. To raise money, the club sold German chocolate, hard candy and salami. A camp, where only German was spoken, was planned at Salmon Lake. French Club tried to coordinate all levels of fluent Frenchies. Besides having a crepe party in the fall and other cooking demonstrations, the group planned to challenge all other language clubs to a knockdown, kick-out soccer game in the spring. Spanish Club members frolicked at the several parties they had with native Spanish speakers. The group decorated the Home Living Center and provided refreshments to add to the festivity. The members also managed to stumble their way to the Rattlesnake area for a nature hike. All language clubs combined to plan a dessert at Christmas time. A full spread banquet was scheduled for the spring, adding to the international effect of Modern Language Club. 119 Orchestra did more than play around. Besides building up talent, members really went places. On the basis of taped auditions, seven musicians were chosen to attend All-Northwest Orchestra in February. Elated to be earmarked special were Greg Gould, Merri Hartse. Cindy Herbig. Fonda Hollenbaugh, Annie Lackschewitz. Forest Reinhardt and Madeleine Scales. Still struggling with taped auditions. 14 musicians were chosen to attend All-State Orchestra. Selected to go to Billings in October were Julia Braun, Charlie Clubb, Carol Colwell. Walter Congdon. Merri Hartse. Cindy Herbig, Fonda Hollenbaugh. Annie Lackschewitz. Lisa Perry. Forest Reinhardt, Madeleine Scales, Gretchen Talbot. Katrin Talbot and Andy Taylor. Rounding out the competitive aspect was the Solo and Small Ensemble Competition in April. State qualifiers were to play at the auspicious assemblage in May As usual, the orchestra made Christmas something special Members played the traditionals. The Nutcracker Suite , Sleigh Ride and Greensleeves . at the annual assembly. In addition, string quartets performed at local hot spots, the shopping centers and the University Library, to add to the spirit and pick up a few nickels and dimes. The money was for a trip to go anywhere The orchestra planned to combine with the all-city grade school orchestra in February with the added attraction of a guest conductor. The musical season was to have been capped off by two senior concerts, with seniors providing the solos. Orchestra made beautiful music and possibly gave birth to the next Brahms or Beethoven or. . . . Deeply involved in his playing is Andy Taylor, whose thoughts are wandering to his mistletoe Orchestra ORCHESTRA—Front Row: Forest Reinhardt, Madeleine Scales. Nancy Templeton, Lisa King, Mary Anne Burnham. Annie Lackschewitz. Julie Braun, Cindy Herbig. Row 2: Fonda Hollenbaugh. Charlie Clubb. Terri Browne, Gay Grimes, Tala Skari, Merri Hartse, Janice Harvey. Jackie Cheatham, Jace Cheatham, Julie Kruckeberg, Karen Schroeder, Gretchen Talbot. Row 3: Lisa Perry, Katrin Talbot. Sarah Thornton. Elizabeth Haddon. Christine Congdon. Cynthia Lawyer. Carol Colwell. Bill Bowers. Greg Gould. Bob Koostra, Scott Lynn. Turan Bessac. Lynn Mort, Andy Taylor Row 4: Director Harold Herbig. Mark Garnaas. Grant Parker. Maury Clubb. Walter Congdon. Susan Horton. Bernadette Gross. 121 FHA OFFICERS—Treas. Mary McKay, Pres. Jane Goffe. Historian Kyla Merwin, Vice Pres. Shannon Clouse. Songleader Karen Kruckeberg. Future Homemakers Ideas for future careers were brewed at meetings of Hellgate's chapter of Future Homemakers of America FHA sold hot dogs at football games to raise money They also brightened a few lives by visiting rest homes. Finding a future in home economics filled the year for Hellgate's FHA. FHA—Row 1: Advisors Bermta Zuidmeer and llene Heinrich. Row 2: Dawn Beardsley. Debra Bestwick. Debbie Zentner. Marlene Winchell. Julie Cluts. Row 3: Jane Goffe. Mary McKay. Sue Tritz. Terry Dotz. Shannon Clouse. Row 4. Kyla Merwin, Tamah Duffin. Dawn Mills. Julie McKay. Vicki Stoker. Karen Kruckeberg, Molly Johnson. of America After taking a home economics course, anyone could be a member. The purpose of FHA is to promote leadership through the field of home economics and strengthen interest in home careers. It also teaches poise in social situations. OEA—Front row: Patty Hueth. Donna James, Mansa Wittenberg. Julie Van Dyke. Janet Salomon. Judy Gaetz. Debbie Larson Row 2: Teresa Tennison. Nancy Neill. Marchelle Spring. Debbie Futch. Karen Wilson, Renee Malach. Row 3: Debbie Davis. Cindy Combs. April Anderson. Sally Thiringer, Janis Poitras. Terrie Ryan. Debbie Bowman. Barbara Sutherland. Bonnie Neilson. Lorna Loewen. Office Helping young women and men to become responsible, working adults, giving them experience in office work and aiding them in obtaining life long careers is the purpose of Hellgate's Office Education Association Club (OEA) Education Association The weekly OEA meetings are comprised of discussions on job prospects and fund-raising and charity projects and listening to guest speakers. The 28 members of Hellgate's OEA chapter participate in fund raising projects such as bake sales and service projects such as Christmas and Valentine parties for the children at the Missoula welfare nursery. Guest speakers such as Missoula businessmen and executive secretaries discuss job interviews and the qualities of a good secretary or office worker OEA members are also offered a chance to compete in statewide competition in Helena in March The event has typing, shorthand and clerical aid competition OEA Officers—Front row Nikki Koontz. Row 2: Adv Mrs. Pam Dale. Cynthia Rogers. Jean Utech. Connie Rice. Debbie Kinney. Row 3: Adv. Mrs. Donna Woods. 123 OUTDOOR CLUB—Front row: Chris Law. Eric Larsen. Lissa Field. Row 2: Bruce Ortisi. Tom Templeton. Mark Beaufait. Lar Autio. Linda Mutch. Brad Haugan. Polly Lawry Row 3: Kai Lmdborg. Mark Garnaas, Grant Parker. James Pfeiffer. Tim Neel. Holly Brandenberger. John Patterson. Outdoor Club Hey. did I hear a bear?” Getting away from it all is Outdoor Club's purpose; this includes doing everything from tap-dancing on snowshoes to cross-country skiing, all-day bicycle trips, petitioning against non-conservation issues, charring hot dogs and marshmallows over a campfire while drying out wet socks, lying about the 50-mile backpacking trip I took and more! The informal, non-select group, with the help of Advisor Bruce Baty. planned outings and trips on which everyone was welcome to tag along—even non-members. Outdoor Club is geared to the enjoyment and appreciation for the Montana outdoors. Troubadour 125 Poems, prose, short stories, artwork and many long hours of reading, reviewing and rereading went into Hellgato's literary magazine, the Troubadour. The Troubadour staff started out the year by advertising and selling subscriptions for the magazine which was to materialize some time in April. After selling enough subscriptions to begin publication, the hard-working staff members campaigned for material to be submitted by talented students. The material received was then read and reread by staff members who selected only the best works to fill the pages of the Troubadour. Editor.........................Lissa Field Short Story Editor...................Wendy Hurlbert Poetry Editor...............Theresa Thane Business Manager Angie Schriver Publicity Manager.................Patricia Ciliberti Make Up Editor..............Teresa Melvin READERS Kristen Sohlberg............Angie Schriver Joni Deschamps Nancy Maxon Lisa Crookshanks............Teresa Melvin Cindy Herbig................Katrin Talbot Madeline Scales Marty Elison Forest Reinhardt............Mike Humes Lynn Mort...................Cheryl Blakely TROUBADOUR — Front row Kristen Sohlberg. Teresa Melvin. Row 2: Angie Schriver. Wendy Hurlbert. Nancy Maxson. Row 3: Advisor Ellen Skones. Lissa Field. Lynn Mort. Katrin Talbot. Theresa Thane CONCERT BAND—Front Row: Janice Harvey. Jackie Cheatham. Janelle Berthoud, Nancy Cole. Patty Marcinkowski. Jace Cheatham. Suzanne Nelson. Merri Hartse. Susan Schonrock. Karen Fite, Gayle Gillespie Row 2: Pat Olson, Barrie Ryan. Kasey Anderson. Cindy Teichrow, Cathy Kradolfer, David Dove. Carol Colwell. Bill Bowers. Doug Iverson. Jim Kirkpatrick. Rob Wilson, Bill Sheldon, Mark Marcinkowski, Dave Larson, Deloit Wolfe, Janet Chaffee, Linda Schroer. Row 3: Susan Seely, Nancy Aitken, Joanne Salomon, Debbie Mace. Lori Mix, David McCammant. Russ White. Scott Lynn. Bob Smith. Bill Kaiser. Greg Gould. Kevin McDowell. David Levin. Joe Miller. Bob Koostra. Lorraine Habets, Kathy Marcinkowski, Laurie Dobbins. Row 4: Director Charles Johnson. Lee Black, Debbie Johnson, Terry Garrick, Brad Fairclough. Concert Bond Hey! Get dressed! Although Concert Band members did not have their new concert duds until after their winter concert they were really together in everything else Fifty-eight sophomores, juniors and seniors worked diligently every day during fifth and sixth periods to turn out a harmonious year. They gave several performances, including a Christmas concert, a fun program and a concert for the seniors in May. They planned to play at graduation to give the seniors a musical good-by. Concert Band blended several levels of talent and ability to come up with a great sound which was meant to endure a lifetime. Freshman Band Uh one, and uh two. and .... where did everyone go? Thirty-three of Hellgate's top freshman musicians formed their own band this year, under the direction of Mr. Charles Johnson. For the first time, there were enough freshmen to have a band separate from Concert Band. Freshman Band played in the joint Hellgate-Sentinel program in the fall. They planned to put on a special frosh performance in March along with Hellgate's freshman choir. They also performed with Concert Band in several concerts, such as the Christmas program, and the pop concert in February. Come back here! You have to practice! FRESHMAN BAND—Front Row; Rita Hawkins. Debra Bentham. Linda Mutch. Pam Magstadt. Nancy Kinsley. Patty Fischer. Gina Anderson, Kristi Kliber. Joanne Day. Row 2; Bill Wacholtz, Jeff Jones. Randy Iverson. Patti Baker. Bob Sale. Debra Bestwick. Connie Thompson, Karl Lindborg. Brian Day. Susan Cole. John Troxel. Donna Blazevich. Paula Marcinkowski. Rory Krout. Row 3: Director Charles Johnson. Doug Turman. Gary Daley. Cheryl Kradolfer, Donald Dilworth. Randy Goff. Paul Krout. Warren Sheldon. Yvonne Huckaby. 127 JAZZ BAND—Front row: Barrie Ryan. Gayle Gillespie. Janice Harvey. Cindy Teichrow. Lori Mix, Pat Olson. Row 2: Greg Gould, Yvonne Huckaby, Joe Miller. Bob Koostra. Kevin McDowell Row 3: Tala Skari. Walter Congdon. Dave Simmons. Bob Smith. Jim Kirkpatrick, Bill Bowers. Mark Marcinkowski, Rob Wilson, Bill Sheldon. Bands Hellgate really boogied this year with two jazz bands. One jazz band was for freshmen only and the other one was made up of interested sophomores, juniors and seniors. This was the first year Mr. Charles H. Johnson, director, formed an all-freshman jazz band. Each band numbered about 20 students. The purpose of the jazz bands was to explore deeper into jazz and rock music than was possible in the classroom. While they didn't have a player for every instrument, the Jazz Bands did have players who switched off and played different instruments thus creating the effect of a total band. The jazz bands played in most of the band concerts during the year. They also planned to play in the State Jazz Festival in the spring. FRESHMAN JAZZ BAND — Front row: Rory Krout. Paula Marcinkowski, Debbie Bentham, Patty Baker, Yvonne Huckaby Row 2: Paul Krout. Warren Sheldon. Bob Sale. Debra Bestwick. Bill Wacholtz Row 3: Kristy Kliber, Dotty Reynolds. Maury Clubb. Kevin Boileau. Chris Frissel. Doug Turman. Director Charles H Johnson. Pep Band PEP BAND—Front row: Gayle Gillespie. Janice Harvey. Jace Cheatham. Barrie Ryan. Pat Olson. Lori Mix. Russ White Row 2: Dave Dove. Carol Colwell. Doug Iverson, Jim Kirkpatrick. Bill Bowers. Mark Marcinkowski. Rob Wilson, Bill Sheldon. Row 3: Deloit Pep Band is not the pep in the pepper pot or the pep in the popcorn popper; it's not the pep in the mustard can or the pep in the vinegar stopper- it's good old fashioned P-E- P, the pep you cannot down! Hellgate Pep Band surely proved this by attending Hellgates's home games and livening up the Knight fans Twenty-eight of Hellgate's peppiest players put it all together for a peppy year. Wolfe, Dave Larson, Bill Kaiser. Scott Lynn, Greg Gould. David Levin. Joe Miller. Bob Koostra. Kevin McDowell. Row 4: Terri Garrick. Brad Fairclough. Bob Smith, Lee Black Shine on, shine on tuba moon. i Faculty Supt. George M. Zellick of Missoula County High School Prin. Roger E. Eble Prin. Roger F. Eble was on leave in the 1974-75 school year to become a student. He was working toward a doctoral degree at the University of Montana. During his absence. Asst. Prin. Richard Correll acted as principal. Social Science Department Head Dwight Hopkins took Mr. Correll's place as assistant principal. 131 Our Fearless Leaders Prin. Richard Correll Asst. Prin. Donald Lawston Asst. Prin. Dwight Hopkins Counselors ROBERT SPARKS Registrar MAROLANE STEVENSON Sr Counselor Awards and Scholarships Freshman Orientation Class of '75 Advisor National Honor Society DENNIS RADTKE Sophomore Counselor JAN D. NYQUIST Freshman Counselor Freshman Class Sponsor LUCILLE EDWARDS Jr. Counselor Class of '76 Advisor 133 jC s TOP ROW: Zelpha Lemon. Judy Quiggle MIDDLE ROW: Mary Schultz. Diane Ammerman BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Bernius. Shirley Giffin, Colette Moschelle Secretaries INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES: Anne Reinsel. Karen Asid. Susan Stene. Keith Haugo. Loretta Hyde. Barbara Wilhelm, Donna Woods. Karen Moses NOT PICTURED: Mary Pat LaForest LIBRARIAN Margaret Frette NURSE Jo Ann Nichols 135 JOHN A FORSSEN Journ Ml. Photography Lance. Halberd Photo Club Public Relations English ELLEN SKONES English l.lll Troubadour _ DONALD H WULFF Stagecraft English 1.11,1V Drama JEFF MICHAELSON English lll.ll Frosh Football Coach Assistant Wrestling Coach SUSAN K ROWBERRY English II.Ill Competitive Speech Speech Team Coach NFL VIRGIL CORK Advanced Acting Drama II Speech II Drama SHIRLEY ROSENGREN English II. Ill National Honor Society DEAN B MARSHALL English II. IV Student Action for Education KENNETH BALLINGER English I. IV Jr. Class Magazine Drive 137 DAWSON SWANBERG English I. IV Chess Club JAMES BULLOCK English I, III Intramural Sports TOM GRAFF English I, IV Chess Club MUN VIRGINIA DALE English I. IV THOMAS DEMMONS English I, III Asst Basketball Coach FRED W THOMSON German Club Foreign Language Club r Foreign Languages TONI HEWITT French I. II. III. IV French Club Modern Language Club MICHAEL A OKE Spanish I.II.III.IV Spanish Club Asst. Wrestling Coach JOAN PULVER Spanish I English I AFS Advisor 139 GARYTRENARY Political Science Head Football Coach Golf Coach Lettermen's Club RUSS PILCHER Behavioral Science Asst. Football Coach Track Coach NOT PICTURED BETTE KENNETT WILLIS CURDY World Cultures Economics MUN 140 NANCY DUNAGAN Anthropology Psychology Intramurals Social Studies DAVID KAUFFMAN American Cultures American Government DONALD SOMMERFELD American Cultures Political Science Assistant Speech Coach MARILYN DAYRIES American Cultures DWIGHT HOPKINS Assistant Principal Chairman Social Studies Dept. 141 BRADLEY HART Individual Projects Hire-On Selling Business Expo Advertising DECA CLEO BAKER Dept. Head Accounting Data Processing Business Expo Business Education GRACE KOEPPEN Business Law Advanced Typing Typing PAMELA DALE Shorthand I Secretarial Office Practice OEA 142 NOREEN KOZELUH Business Expo Typing I 143 HAROLD HERBIG Orchestra Missoula Youth Symphony Music Appreciation Freshman Ensemble NEIL DAHLSTROM Chevaliers Mynstrelles Chamber Choir Concert Choir Girls Choir Freshman Choir CHARLES JOHNSON Band Guitar Mathematics JAMES BURRINGTON College Prep General Math The Man-Made World Math Club KEN WALT General Math Algebra I Asst Football Coach Asst. Track Coach JIM LODGE Algebra I General Math Asst. Football Coach Fr Basketball Coach Lettermen's Club f KYLE BOYCE Consumer Math Algebra Asst. Gymnastics Coach LARRY MCKINNEY Algebra I Algebra IY Boys Cross Country Asst. Boy's Track Coach 1 000 Mile Club 146 ; JOHN KOELBEL Adv Algebra II Algebra II Geometry Key Club Brain Bowl DON FALLDORF Algebra I. II RICHARD DUNN Accelerated Geometry Consumer Math Algebra IY Soph Basketball Coach WERNER HELD Accelerated Algebra I Geometry National Honor Society Radio Club 147 Home Economics LYNN MUNRO Home Ec I. Foods Intermediate Clothing Assistant Gymnastics Coach TERRY YASENAK Intermediate Foods Bachelor Survival Advanced Food Cheerleaders 148 PAULIE KOPRIVICA Hospitality Education SClub LORETTA VIZZUTTI Home Ec. I Interior Decorating SClub SYLVIA YODER Hospitality Education JV Cheerleading BERNITA ZUIDMEER Developing Childhood Preparation for Living FHA ILENE HEINRICH HERO Co-op Home Ec. I Clothing Services Advanced Clothing FHA 149 ♦ Science STELLA ROBERTS Chemistry I. II Biology I Pep Club JAMES SYLVESTER Chemistry I. II Earth Science Outdoor Club BOB CASEY Physics Physical Science Soph Football Coach Asst Track Coach Lettermen's Club 150 Vo. Tech. GLEN HARPER Woods I Small Engines VICA ALAN STOHLE Metal Trades Metal I Home Repair VICA Drivers Ed Front Row —ROBERT PERRIN (asst girls basketball coach). LARRY BICHA (asst, wrestling coach). THOMAS THORPE (basketball coach. Sentinel) Back Row —KEVIN HAMMOND (ast. football coach and intramurals). WESLEY APPELT (wrestling and football. Sentinel). ROBERT LUOMA (head basketball coach. Sentinel) Not Pictured: CHARLES WALLE (football and basketball coach. Sentinel) Vo Ag MIKE CAVEY (FFA). JAMES MOORE (FFA) Careers KENNETH CURTIS. ROBERT SAMARDICH (Fr Wrestling coach. Soph football coach. Sentinel). LANNY BRYANT (head wrestling coach and Lettermen’s Club) Not pictured; BILL MARTIN. 153 JIM MILLER Boys PE and Health I Gymnastics Team Physical Education DEANNA VACURA Girls PE and Health II Modern Dance Girls Cross Country 154 RON JONES Boys PE and Health II Track Head Coach Intramurals Director Asst. Football Coach VICKI BROWN Girls PE and Health l.ll Girls Intramurals Girls Varsity Basketball-Head Coach Girls Varsity Track Asst. Coach BOB WIESNER Boys PE and Health 1,11 Tennis Team COOKS: Alice Olmstead. Sharon McCollum. Mary Mace. Barbara Herman, Carol Williamson. Cooks and Janitors CUSTODIANS — Front row: B.F. (Shorty) Tintz- man, Scott Pierce. Hazen Ransier. Wayne Burton. Richard Zimmerman. NOT PICTURED: Micheal Schwieden. Row 2: Donald Vaughn. Frank Ken- dall. Barnard Norton. 155 Classes 156 Senior Class Menagerie 157 Vice President Janice Harvey Treasurer Kathy Nyquist Monkeying Around... SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL—Counter Clockwise from the top. Marcy Mourar, Bob Smith. Kathy Nyquist. Tim Lobdell. Jackie Cheatham. Hilary Murphy. Charmaine Wilson. Janice Harvey. Gayle Gillespie. Margaret Gallagher. t PEGGY LYNN AITKEN-HR 309; Marching Band 1.2; Concert Band 1.2; Pep Band 2; Lancettes 3. DONNA MARIE ALBEE-HR 114; Choir 1.2; Concert Choir 3; Transferred 1 LARRY DOUGLAS ALEXANDER-HR 304; Football 1.2; VICA 2.3.4; Secretary 3.4; NHS 3;4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 STEPHEN RAY ALLEN-HR 316 GREG C. AMMONDSON-HR 106; Basketball 1.2; Football 1.2,3.4; Lance 4 DOUG AMMONS-HR 420; Swimming 1.2.3,4; Hellgate Scuba Team 4; High Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4. APRIL JEAN ANDERSON-HR 109 GORDON B ANDERSON-HR 202; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1; Spanish Club 2; Lettermen's Club 3. KASEY CARL ANDERSON-HR 309; Gymnastics 1; Wrestling 2; Football 1.2.3.4. Ski Club 1.2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Lance 4. Sports Editor 4 RAMONA LYNN ASHBY-HR 316; Freshmen Mixed Choir; Sophomore Girls Choir. FHA 2.3.4; Treasurer 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 LYA C. BADGLEY-HR 203; Transferred ROBERT DALE BARKER-HR 316 PETER DEAN BARTHELMESS-HR 103; Football 1; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2; Pep Band 1.2; Marching Band 1.2; Ski Club 1,2.4; Honor Roll 3; Intramural Basketball 3.4 Mi DOUGLAS VINCENT BARRY-HR 304 JANE C. BAYLOR-HR 421; Modern Dance 2.3. JULIENA LETHO BECKWITH-HR 203; Track 1; Modern Dance 2.3.4 CINDY ELVIRA BEIERLE-HR 272; DECA 3. LISA AILEEN BELT-HR 109. ADELLA ANN BETTS-HR 103. LELAND L BLACK-HR 309; Band 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2; Chess Club 2.3; Wrestling 2.3.4 PAULINE KATHRYN BLACK-HR 103; Spanish Club 1; Freshman Choir; Freshman Mixed Ensemble; Sophomore Girls Choir; Girls Ensemble; Concert Choir 3; Orchestra 1.2,3; Chevaliers 3.4; Chamber Choir 4. JEFFERY MARK BLAKE-HR 200; Football 1,2.3; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Track 1.2; Intramural Basketball 1.2,3. TOM R. BLAKNEY-HR 309; Wrestling 1.2.3.4 LORI E BOBBITT-HR 272. CARLA BOEHMLER-HR 121 DANIEL A. BOUCHER-HR 106; Wrestling 3.4; Honor Roll 3; Transfer 3. VIRGINIA LEE BOUCHER-HR 316; DECA 3.4. JANICE M BOWERS-HR 106; Intramural Volleyball 2; Intramural Bowling 2.3; S Club 2.3.4; Drama 3. DEBRA E. BOWMAN-HR 202; French Club 2; Lancettes 3; Honor Roll 1.2,3,4; OEA 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Choir 1,2. KIM ELLEN BRESTER-HR 108; Choir 1.2; Modern Dance 2; Pep Club 3; Junior Representative. ROBIN RAE BREWER-HR 108. DONALD MICHEAL BRINKERHOFF-HR 215; VICA3.4; Honor Roll 1.3.4, LARRY D BRIST-HR 304; Cross Country 2.3,4; Track 2.3; VICA 4; Honor Roll 1,2.3. MARCUS L BROGGER-HR 110. KATHRYN F. BRUCH-HR 309. MARSHALL C. BRUNS-HR 114. MICHAEL L BRYAN-HR 316; Golf 3.4; Transferred 3. JENNIFER DARLENE BURGER-HR 304; Honor Roll 3; Pep Club 3; FFA 4; Powder Puff Football 4. DIANNA LYNN BURNHAM-HR 110. MARY ANNE BURNHAM-HR 203; MUN 2; Missoula Youth Symphony 1.2.3.4; Chamber Choir 4; Curriculum Committee 1.2,4; All-State Orchestra 2; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Junior Class Central Board 3 DOUGLAS JANES CAMPBELL-HR 202; Wrestling 1.2.3,4; Lettermen's Club 2.3.4 EDMUND JOSEPH CAMPBELL-HR 272; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Lettermen's Club 2,3.4. SUSAN CAPENER TAMI JOCARPENTER-HR 114; Transfer DARLENE D CASTONGUAY-HR 110; Spanish Club 1; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4. M Club 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. MARSHA KAY CHAPMAN-HR 103; FHA 2.3.4 0 JUANITA LYNN CHARLTON-HR 420; Intramural Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Modern Dance 2. JACQUELIN JEAN CHEATHAM-HR 109; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2,3.4; Stage Band 2.3.4; Band Council 1.2; Vice- President 3; All State Band 1,3; Gymnastics 2.3.4; S Club 2,3.4; Class Council 1.2; Junior Class Board; Class President 4; Girls State 3; Orchestra 3.4; Missoula Youth Symphony 3; Honor Roll 3.4 DIANE MAUREEN CHILCOTE-HR 272; Gymnastics 1; Choir 1.3. MARGARET ANN CHRISTIAN-HR 304; Gymnastics 1.2.3.4; French Club 2.3.4; Halberd 3; Intramural Volleyball 1.2,3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 KRISTI MARIE CLOUSE-HR 106; Halberd 3; Intramural Volleyball 3; Honor Roll 1.4 SHANNON GENE CLOUSE-HR 401; Student Council 1; Class Council 1; German Club 1,2; Lancettes 1.2; OEA 3; FHA 1.2.3.4. Vice President 4; S Club 3.4; Drama 2; Cheerleading 3; Basketball 1.2.4; Powder Puff Football 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.4; Girls CAROL LYNN COLWELL-HR 401; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 2.3,4; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Youth Symphony 1,2.3.4; State Music Festival 1.2.3,4; Honor Roll 1.2. KENNETH RANDALL COLE-HR 108; Gymnastics 1; Track 1.3; Cross Country 2.3; Ski Club 4. CYNTHIA KAY COMBS-HR 110. WALTER EDWARD CONGDON-HR 203; Orchestra 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 3.4; MUN 3.4; Chess Club 1.2.3.4; Boys State 3; Latin Club 3; Youth Symphony 1.2.3.4 State Alternate 3. KATHY R. CRAWFORD-HR 108; DECA 3. KENNETH LEROY CRISP-HR 109; Intramural Track 2. Basketball 1.2.3.4; VICA 3.4; Lettermen's Club 3.4; Gymnastics 1.2.3,4. Honor Roll 3.4. CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA CROMWELL-HR 309; Freshmen Choir. Freshmen Girls Ensemble; Sophomore Girls Choir, Ensemble; Concert Choir 3; Chamber Choir 4; S Club 1.2.3; Gymnastics 2.4; Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 CAM M CROWLEY-HR 420; Twirling 2; Track 2.3; Cheerleading 3; Concert Choir 3.4; Gymnastics 2,4; Freshmen Choir. Modern Dance 4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Honor Roll 4 JULIE ANN CUMMINGS-HR 110 JON B CUSKER-HR 108; Latin Club 1; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Chess Club 1.2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4. NANCY LEIGH DALTON-HR 202; Track 1.2; Gymnastics 1.2,3,4 162 I ALAN L DANIELS-HR 401. KELLY 0. DANIELS-HR 215; MUN 3,4. DUANE JOSEPH DAUENHAUER-HR 106; Football 1,4; Track 1,2.3.4; Honor Roll 2,3; Intramural Basketball 1.2,3 PAMELA KATHLEEN DAVIES-HR 103; Drama 2; Honor Roll 2.3.4; Transferred 2. DEBRA J. DAVIS-HR 114; Pep Club 2; Mat Maids 2; Choir 1; Modern Dance 3,4; Young Life 1.2,3,4; Honor Roll 1.2,3.4. MARIANNE EMILY DEGUIREHR 109; Transferred 3. CAROLE ANN DENNIS-HR 108. JOAN MARIE DESCHAMPS-HR 114; Drama 1,2,3.4, Thespians 2.3; NHS 3.4; Class Vice President 1; Class President 2; S.C. Representative 3; AFS Summer Exchange Student 3; MUN 2,4; Honor Roll 1.2.3,4; High Honor Roll 4; Intramural Softball 4; Funkettes 3,4. JUDITH GAIL DIAZ-HR 110; Latin Club 1; Curriculum Committee 1; Honor Roll 2.3.4 SHARMON KAY DICKINSON-HR 272; Track 1.2; Powder Puff Football 2.3.4; Young Life 2,3,4; Halberd 3,4; Sports Editor 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Intramural Basketball 2.3. LYNETTE DILWORTH-HR 200; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3; Modern Dance 2; Intramural Basketball 3. SANDY KAY DIMMITT-HR 109 STANLEY M DOLL-HR 109; Wrestling 1.4; Football 1,2,3.4; Intramural Wrestling 2. PAUL G. DOTY-HR 106; Ski Club 2; Intramural Basketball 1.2,3.4 MELODY KAYDOWDY-HR 109; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 DOUG D DUNCAN-HR 421. SANDRA JOANNE DUNCAN-HR 109; Track 1; Lancettes 1.2; Cross Country 2; Speech 2; Drama 3; Pep Club 3; Honor Roll 3; High Honor Roll 3,4. JOHN MICHAEL DWYER-HR 272; Intramural Basketball 2.3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Transferred 2. ERMA D EDDY-HR 200; Twirling 2; Intramural Volleyball 3; Intramural Baseball 2. JAMES M EDWARDS-HR 309. SUSAN E. EGELAND-HR 304. 163 CLIFFORD N. EGGLESTON-HR 114 GERALDINE ANITA EIGENMANN-HR 316; Freshman Mixed Choir; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3; Chamber Choir 4 MARTY J. ELISON-HR 103; Football 1.2; Lance 3.4; MUN 3.4; Speech 3.4; NFL 3.4; Chess Club 2.3.4; Advisory Board 3.4; Brain Bowl 3.4; Youth-in-Government 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; High Honor Roll 4; Troubadour 4. MICHAEL R. ENGEN-HR 272. DIANA LYNN FAIRBANK-HR 203; Class Representative 2; NFL 2; Speech 2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; High HonorRoll 2; German Club 1.2.3; Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Powder Puff Football 2,3.4. CRAIG D. FAIRCLOUGH-HR 309; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Lettermen's Club 3.4; Honor Roll 1,2.3,4. GORDON C. FEUCHT-HR 203; VICA 2; Intramural Basketball 1.2; Wrestling 3. KATHLEEN ANN FORBES-HP 109; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2. LINDA JOY FROELICH-HR 421; Intramural Softball 2; Intramural Volleyball 2; Girls Basketball 3; Honor Roll 1.3.4; DECA 3.4; State DECA Officer 3; Transferred 2. 164 I JUDY M. GAETZ-HR 106; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. MARGARET R. GALLAGHER-HR 420; Freshman Choir; Freshman Mixed Ensemble; Modern Dance 1.2.3.4; Secretary 2. Historian 3. President 4; Mynstrelles 3; Chevaliers 4; Concert Choir 2.3; Chamber Choir 4; Girls State 3; Girls Nation 3; Student Council 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3,4; High Honor Roll 3. DEBBIE K. GALLES-HR 114. TIMOTHY GERARD GARLAND-HR 108. VICKY ANN GARRISON-HR 200; Pep Club,3. ERIC CHRISTIAN GIERE-HR 108; Vice President 2; MUN 2.3.4. GAYLE JOAN GILLESPIE-HR 110; Tennis 1; Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Band Council 1.3; Band Vice President 4; Drama Team 2,3.4; Thespians 2.3.4; Woodwind Quintet 1.2.3.4; All State Band 3; Student Council 3.4; State SC Convention 3. German Club 2.3; Orchestra 3,4; Missoula Youth Symphony 3.4; Class Council 1.2,3,4; S Club 2,3.4; Treasurer 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. SHARON CECELIA GLEASON-HR 103; Pep Club 1,2; Girls Basketball 3.4; Captain 3,4; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Intramural Ping Pong, Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball 3,4; Concert Choir 4; Ski Club 2; M Club 4; Track 1.2.3.4. JANE ELLEN GOFFE-HR 114; FHA 3.4; President 4; S Club 3; Honor Roll 1.2,3,4 MARY SUE GALFORD-HR 202 GREG G. GOULD-HR 203; Football 1,2; Basketball 1.2; Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1.2.3,4; Stage Band 1.2.3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3.4; President 4; Drum Major 4; All State Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3.4; Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 MIKE J. GOULD-HR 202 BRAD A GRAETER-HR 203; Intramural Softball 2,3; Football 1,2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3,4; M Club 3.4; Honor Roll 4 LEONA M GRAHAM-HR 401; Track 1; Cross Country 1. CLAUDIA C. GRIFFING-HR 200 165 DALE ROSS GYLES-HR 110; Track 1.2; Chess Club 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 2.3; Wrestling 2,3.4. STAN HAFIELD-HR 112. CAYLEE LAUREEN HALL-HR 215; Mynstrelles 2.3; Orchestra 3; Band 3.4; Chevaliers 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. PEGGY ANN HANSEN-HR 401; DECA 3.4. V RICHARD LEE HANSON-HR 304; Football 1; Gymnastics 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 3; Freshman Choir; Freshman Ensemble; Intramural Basketball 1.2; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Chevaliers 3.4; Mynstrelles 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; High Honor Roll 1; Thespians 3 ROBYN LYNN HARBISON-HR 309; Lancettes 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3.4; Powder Puff Football 1,2.4; Pep Club 2,3.4. MERRI ANN HARTSE-HR 316; Band 1.2,3.4; Woodwind Quintet 1.2.3,4; Orchestra 2,3.4; All-State Orchestra 2.4; All- State Band 3; German Club 2.3; Speech 2.3; AFS 3.4 President 4; Lance Editor 4; Funkettes 3,4. JANICE LYNN HARVEY-HR 401; Ski Club 1; Class Council 2; Class Central Board 3; All State Band 2,3; Concert Band 1.2.3,4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Marching Band 1.2.3,4; Jazz Band 3.4; Band Council 2.3,4; Treasurer 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3,4 GLENN A. HAWLEY-HR 108; Gymnastics 1; Wrestling 2.3; VICA 4 LORI LOUISE HENES-HR 202. CYNTHIA LOUISE HERBIG-HR 309; Missoula Youth Symphony 1,2,3.4; Civic Symphony 2.3.4; All State Orchestra 2.3.4; MENC All Northwest Orchestra 2.4; Student Council Representative 2.3.4; Student Body Treasurer 4, Operation Europe 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; High Honor Roll 1.3.4; S Club 2,3,4; Girls State Alternate 3; Halberd 3; National Honor Society 3.4; Chamber Choir 4; Chamber Orchestra 4; Funkettes 3,4. GWENDOLYN J. HERRON-HR 106. ROBERT J. HOLLAND -HR 103; Intramural Basketball 1,2.3.4; Bowling 2.3.4; VICA 1.4. LENORA A. HOLLINDER-HR 203; FHA 1.2; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3; Chamber Choir 4; Mynstrelles 3; Chevaliers 4. WAYNE KEITH HOLMES-HR 420; Freshman Ensemble; Freshman Choir; Mynstrelles 2; Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Chamber Choir 4; Chevaliers 3.4. KATHLEEN B HOUTCHENS-HR 103; French Club 1.2; Sophomore Girls Choir; Concert Choir; Chamber Choir 3; Modern Dance 2; Student Council 3; Honor Roll 3,4. JETN. HUBBER-HR 103. JAMES W HUDSON-HR 401; Football 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1 166 PATRICIA JEAN HUETH-HR 421. MICHAEL RAY HUMES-HR 316; Chess Club 2.3; Lance 3.4; Brain Bowl 3; Speech 3; Track 3; MUN 4; Youth and Government 4; Troubador 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Honor Roll 3.4; High Honor Roll 4 CYNTHIA DEE HUNSAKER-HR 203; SAE 2.3.4; Secretary-Treasurer 2.3; Troubadour 2.3. WENDY LEIGH HURLBERT-HR 215; Troubadour 1.2.3.4; Short Story Editor 4; Halberd 2,3.4; Outdoor Club 3.4; Quill and Scroll 4; Honor Roll 1.2; High Honor Roll 3.4. JAMES MICHEAL JAHNER-HR 272; Basketball 2.3; Football 3.4; Track 3.4; Intramural Softball 3.4; Lettermen's Club 3; Honor Roll 4; Transferred 2. DONNA L. JAMES-HR 420; Drama 1; Sophomore Girls Choir; Concert Choir 3; Bowling 2,3,4. MARY B. JOHNS-HR 272; DECA 3.4 RANDY KENT JOHNS-HR 200. STANFORD A. JONES-HR 108; Band 1.2; Wrestling 1.2.3.4; Lance 4 DAVID JOHNSON-HR 304; Chamber Choir 4; Mynstrelles 4; Drama 3.4; Honor Roll. JAN M JOHNSON-HR 309; Modern Dance 3. MOLLY MAUREEN JOHNSON-HR 215; FHA 2.3.4; Vice President 3 ROLAND JOHNSON-HR 106 TINA ANN JELMBERG-HR 110; Clerical Aid 4 JUDITH MARQUERITE JENNINGS-HR 272; Modern Dance 3; Troubador 3.4; High Honor Roll 3.4 KATHY BEA JESZENKA-HR 110; Freshman Mixed Choir; Volleyball 2; Girls Choir 2. EDWARD A. JETTE-HR 200 167 ROBERT LEROY KOEPPLIN-HR 272; Intramural Bowling 1: Basketball 1.2,3; NHS3.4 NIKKI RAE KOONTZ-HR 108; OEA3.4; Pep Club 3; S Club 3. TONY KOURES-HR 108; Football 1.2; Wrestling 1.2,3.4 RACHEL ANN KRUGER-HR 203; Freshman Choir; Intramural Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Softball 1,2; S Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Powder Puff Football 3; German Club 2.4; Outdoor Club 4; Young Life 2,3,4; Lance 3.4, Advertising Manager 4; Halberd 2,3; Quill and Scroll 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3,4; High Honor Roll 4. KAREN JEANNE KRUCKEBERG-HR 401; Freshman Choir. Freshman Mixed Ensemble; Sophomore Girls Choir; Sophomore Girls Ensemble; Concert Choir 3; Chamber Choir 4; FHA 1,2.3,4, Historian 2. President 3; Young Life 1.2,3,4; AFS 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. GEORGE WALDON KRUM-HR 401; Basketball 1; Track 1; Freshman Choir; Choir 2,3.4; VICA 3,4 KIP J. KULJU-HR 31 6; Intramural Basketball 1.2,3,4. Handball 3.4; Football 1,2; Track 3; Tennis 4; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4 NORA MARIE LANGEVIN-HR 202; Choir 2; French Club 2.3; Intramural Bowling 2.3. Volleyball 3. LINDA FAE LARSEN-HR 215; Intramural Volleyball 1; Bowling 2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. TRACY D JOHNSON-HR 200; Track 1.2.3.4; Cross-Country 2,3.4; Lance 3.4; 1000-Mile Club 3,4. RANDLE D. JOLLIFFE-HR 200; Football 1; Track 1,2; Basketball 1.2.3. WILLIAM DAVID KAISER-HR 106; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4. CHERYL LYNN KAUFMAN-HR 108; DECA 3.4. CAROL JO KENCK-HR A20; Freshman Cheerleader; Powder Puff Football 2.3; Modern Dance 1,2,3,4. DEBRA A. KINNEY-HR 106; French Club 2; OEA 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. KAREN A. KIRKPATRICK-HR 316; Speech Team 2,3; NFL 2,3; NHS 3.4; Lance 4. DOUGLAS ROBERT KOBS-HR 103; VICA 4. 168 DEBBIE A. LARSON-HR 421. JACQUE ELAINE LARSON-HR 106; French Club 2.3; Drama 2,3.4; Young Life 1.2.3.4; S Club 3. CHERYL LYNN LAVOIE-HR 304; Girls Basketball 1,2; Girls Football 1.2. Badminton 2. TIMOTHY FRANK LOBDELL-HR 304; Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Key Club 3.4. LORNA N LOEWEN-HR 215. Lancettes 2.3. President 3; Homecoming Princess 3; Intramural Softball 2,3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 LANNY B LOGAN-HR 401. ANNETTE KAY LONGPRE-HR A421; Class Secretary 1; AFS 1; Modern Dance 2,3; Honor Roll 1.2,3.4. RODERIC BRUCE LUCAS-HR 316; Football 1; Gymnastics 1; Drama 2.3.4; Key Club 3,4; Ski Club 3.4 SCOTT TYLER LYNN-HR 309; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3; Track 1.2.3.4; High Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Concert Band 1,2.3.4; Marching Band 1.2; All-State Band 2.3,4; Key Club 1.2.3,4; Boys State 3; NHS 3.4; Lettermen's Club 2,3.4 KAREN H MACE-HR 109; Intramural Skiing 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1.2. CHRIS D MAIER-HR 103. CYNTHIA LOUISE MAIN-HR 109; Track 2; Pep Club 1.3; Modern Dance 3. SANDRA J MAIN-HR 114 RENEE LEE MALACH-HR 203; Intramurals 1.2; Marching Band 1.2.3; ROXANNE LYNN MALACH-215; Intramurals 2.3.4; Honor Roll 2; Lancettes 2.3. BETH E MALCOLM-HR 108; Freshman Choir; Orchestra 1.2; Powder Puff Football 2; German Club 1.2; French Club 2.3.4; Chamber Choir 4 JEFFREY STEVEN MALEK-HR 202; Intramural Basketball 1.2.3; NHS 3.4 GEORGE LESLIE MANLOVE-HR 203; Football 1; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Tennis 1.2,3.4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4 PAULETTE E MANOLOVITS-HR 108; Transferred NITA M MARCEAU-HR 106; French Club 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2,3.4 169 PATRICIA ANN M A RCIN KO WSKI - H R 272; German Club 2; Intramurals 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1,2.4; Marching Band 1,2.3.4; Girls Basketball 3,4. DONALD DEAN MARQUART-HR 215; Intramural Bowling 1.2,3,4. LARRY A MARTIN-HR 103; Wrestling 3.4 RICK DEAN MARTIN-HR 114; Marching Band 1.2.3.4; Concert Band 1.2.3,4. Stage Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1.2,3; Basketball 1.2.3.4. Intramural Softball 3.4 ; Honor Roll 2.3.4 NANCY KAY MAXSON-HR 202; NFL 2.3.4; Speech 2.3.4; MUN 3,4; Junior Class Council; S Club 4; AFS 4; Curriculum Committee 3.4; Honor Roll 2.3,4 CYNDI L MAY-HR 108; Class Council 2.3; Junior Executive Board 3; Freshman Choir; Freshman Mixed Ensemble; Sophomore Girls Choir; Concert Choir 3; Chamber Choir 4; Latin Club 1; German Club 2,3; Honor Roll 3.4. COLLEEN MARIE MAYER-HR 215; Powder Puff Football 1; Choir 1; Tennis 1.2.3.4; German Club 3,4; NHS 3.4 Lettermen's Club 4 CHA MAU-HR SHAUN RAY MCADAMS-HR 103; Track 2; Young Life 3.4; Football 1.2.3.4; Gymnastics 1.2.3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3.4 GARY WAYNE MCAFFEE-HR 304; Freshman Basketball; Intramurals 2,3.4 BRYAN K. MCCAMMANT-HR 109 TOM HARRY MCLAUGHLIN-HR 200; Basketball 1; Bowling 1.2.3.4; VICA 3.4 COLLEEN DAWN MCMORRIS-HR 215; AFS 1; Spanish Club 2 CONNIE JEAN MERRITT-HR 108; DECA 3. EDDIE H MEYER-HR 202 KEITH ALAN MCDONALD-HR 109; Cross Country 1,2.3.4; Track 1.2.3,4. HARRY JAMES MCGILLEN — HR 203; Wrestling 1.2. JANET L. MCKEE-HR 114 RITA RAEANN MIESSNER-HR 200 German Club 2 DENISE LENAI MILLS-HR 304; Intramural Volleyball 3, Bowling 2.3.4 BILL RUSSELL MITCHELL-HR 401; Intramural Basketball 1,2.3,4. Baseball 2; Honor Roll 1.2.3. 170 CATHEY A MITCHELL-HR 304; Drama 3.4; Thespians 3.4; FTA 2. KARLA GAIL MOBLEY-HR 202; Freshman Choir; Cheerleader 1; Gymnastics 3.4; Powder Puff Football 2,4; Modern Dance 1.2.3.4. Historian 2, Treasurer 3. Vice President 4. SHELLENE SUE MOORE-HR 114; Honor Roll 1.2,3,4; Speech 2,3.4; NFL 2; S Club 3.4; German Club 2; Concert Band 2. RICHARD BILL MORSE-HR 104; Honor Roll 1,2.3,4; Student Council 2.3,4; Football 1,2; Gymnastics 2.3.4; M Club 3,4; Intramurals 1.2,3.4; Ski Club 1,2.3. MARCY ANN MOURAR-HR 110; Drama 1,2,3.4; Thespians 2,3.4; Latin Club 1; Curriculum Committee 1.2; Twirler 2; Lancettes 3; Sophomore Girls Choir; Girls Ensemble 2; Concert Choir 3; Chamber Choir 4; Chevaliers 4; Senior Class Secretary; Honor Roll 3.4. CHARLOTTE LYNN MURPHY-HR 272. ELIZABETH ANN MURRAY-HR 316; Freshman Choir; Sophomore Girls Choir; AFS 1; Sophomore Class Secretary; Honor Roll 1.3.4; Modern Dance 3.4 DIANA LYNN MYERS-HR 200 JAMES A. NARUM-HR 200; Freshman Choir; Freshman Ensemble; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Chevaliers 2,3,4; All State Choir 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2; Track 1.2; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. MATT J NEEDLES-HR 203; Honor Roll 1; Chess Club 2; FTA 2. NANCY ANNE NEILL-HR 421. BONNIE JEAN NEILSON-HR 106. GARY G. NELSON-HR 114; Cross Country 1.2.3.4; Track 1,2,3.4; MUN 3.4; Latin Club 2.3.4; M Club 3.4; National Honor Society 3.4; High Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; 1,000 Mile Club 1.2.3.4 VIRGIL NORBURY-HR 110. SANDRA K. NUCKOLLS-HR 420 KATHERINE JAN NYQUIST-HR 215; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 2; Class Treasurer 4; Mynstrelles 3; Chevaliers 4. SUSAN P OGLE-HR 203; Band 1; S Club 2.3,4; Modern Dance 2.4; Honor Roll 1,2; Outdoor Club 2,3. PATRICK C. OLSON-HR 309; Concert Band 1.2.3,4; Marching Band 1.2,3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4; Jazz Band 2.3.4; Speech 2.3.4; NFL 2.3,4; MUN 2.3.4; Brain Bowl 3; Cinema Club 3.4; Student Council 4; Youth In Government 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. EVA ADELLE OPPEGAARD-HR 103; Spanish Club 2; FHA 3; Girls Basketball 1 171 CHARLENE KAY PALMER-HR 200; Freshman Choir; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 2 JACKIE M. PARKS-HR 272. WARREN J. PAULSON-HR 421. ABRA MARIE PELKEY-HR 272; Freshman Choir; Track 2; Gymnastics 1.2,4. KEN RAY PETROFF-HR 109. Basketball Manager 1.2.3.4; Football 2.3.4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. KEVIN HAROLD PFAU-HR 106; Basketball 1. SHARON LEE PFAU-HR 200. LEOLA KAY PFEIFER-HR 108; Intramural Volleyball 1.2. Badminton 2. JANIS LYNN POITRAS-HR 114; Intramural Bowling 2. Honor Roll 1.2,3,4. JOHN EDWARD POPKO-HR 309; Basketball 1; Football 1, SAE 2.3.4; Chess Club 1,2,3,4; Speech 3.4; Key Club 3; German Club 1; Cinema Club 4, Speech 3.4; Photo Club 3,4; Halberd 4. LANICE MARGO PORTER-HR 215; Class Treasurer 1; Mixed Ensemble 1; Student Council 1.2; Lancettes 1; Track 1; Mynstrelles 3; Concert Choir 3,4; Modern Dance 1,2,3.4; Cheerleading 3,4 Powder Puff Football 3; Ski Club 4. MARY B PRICE-HR 215 JOHN JAMES PURCHIO-HR 114; Football 2,3,4; Lance 4; Photo Club 3.4. DENNIS WAYNE QUAINTANCE-HR 109. LORI DAWN RALSTIN-HR 421; Intramural Bowling 1; FHA 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 TIMOTHY JOHN RASMUSSEN-HR 215; Track 1; Cross Country 1.2,3; Honor Roll 1. SANDRA RAE REGAN-HR 103; Outdoor Club 2; FFA 4 FOREST LEE REINHARDT-HR 304; Basketball 2; Orchestra 1,3,4; All-State Orchestra 3,4; Honor Roll 1; High Honor Roll 3,4; Choir 4; Chevaliers 4 CONNIE I RICE-HR 202; Pep Club 1; Girls Basketball 3 JOYCE MARIE RICHARDS-HR 401; Pep Club 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; DECA 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3.4 172 DEBRA RAE RILEY-HR 203; Concert Choir 3. CHERIE LYNN ROBERTS-HR 272 VICKIE LEE ROBISON-HR 304; Gymnastics 3.4. CYNTHIA SUSANNE ROGERS-HR 316; Choir 1.2; French Club 2.3; Lancettes 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Honor Roll 1,2.3.4 WILLIAM PAUL ROLSHOVEN-HR 106; Football 1; Cross Country 2.3,4; Freshman Ensemble; Mynstrelles 2; Intramural Baseball 1; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Track 1.2.3; Tennis 3.4; Concert Choir 2,3.4; Chevaliers 3.4; Student Council 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4, TAMMY MARIE ROTH-HR 108. ROBERT E. ROWE-HR 202; Golf 3.4; Key Club 3,4; Transferred 3. SHARON MAUREEN ROWLEY-HR 401; Concert Choir 3; Honor Roll 3. DENNIS RYAN RUANA-HR 420; Football 1. TERRI A. RUSK-HR 304; Lancettes 1; Modern Dance 2,3; DECA 3,4. TERRIE LYN RYAN-HR 110; Lancettes 1.2.3; S Club 4. JAN M SALOMON-HR 114; Spanish Club 1; Intramurals 2.3; Lancettes 1.2.3. DENISE J. SANDEFUR-HR 203; Freshman Choir; Mynstrelles 4; Concert Choir 2.3; Chamber Choir 4; FHA 2.3.4. CINDY ELAINE SANDGREN-HR 421 MADELEINE SILVERTHORNE SCALES-HR 401; Latin Club 1; French Club 2; Orchestra 2,3.4, All State Orchestra 2.3.4; Choir 3,4; Chevaliers 4; Student Council 3.4. Secretary 4, Honor Roll 1.2.3,4. STEPHEN ROBERT SCHATZ-HR 316; Football 1; Track 1; Ski Club 1,2, Wrestling 2. LEEANN SCHAUER-HR 114; Freshman Choir; Sophomore Girls Choir; Pep Club 1,3; Vice President 3; Drama 2.3; Concert Choir 3; Thespians 2,3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3,4. MICHELLE SUZANNE SCHEELER-HR 200; DECA 3 LARRY A. SCHENCK-HR 309; Wrestling 1.2; Drama 3.4; Halberd 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 173 WILLIAM DAVID SCHWENK-HR 316; Football 3.4; Basketball 3.4; Track 3,4; Honor Roll 3.4; Transfer 3. LYNN ELDON SELLEGREN-HR 103; Football 1,2; Basketball 1.2; Drama 3; Thespians 3; Key Club 4; Intramurals 2.3,4. STEVE M. SIDENER-HR 412; Chess Club 1.2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2,3.4. DAVID G. SIMMONS-HR 215; VICA 2,3,4, State Treasurer 3. State President 4. DAVID H. SIMMONS-HR 304; Key Club 1.2,3.4; M Club 2,3,4; Wrestling 1.2,3.4; Football 1.2; Honor Roll 2.3.4 TALA SKARI-HR 272. CHERYL SMITH-HR 272. CYNDIE L SMITH-HR 103; Mat Maids 3; Transfer 3. MORGAN L SMITH-HR 401 ROBERT JAMES SMITH-JR 215; yviarching Band 1.2,3,4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3.4; Class Council 2.3,4; Football 1.2; Basketball 2; Ski Club 1,2; Key Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Honor Roll 1,2.3.4; High Honor Roll 3; Curriculum Committee 4; National Honor Society 4; Boys State 3; Student Body President 4. CHRISTY SOLUM-HR 217. DAVE A. STEPHAN-HR 313; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 1.2. DEBBIE D. STETLER-HR 309; Cheerleader 2.3; Pep Club 2.3; Powder Puff Football 1.2.3,4. JUDANCE L. STEVENSON-HR 420; Cheerleader 1,3; Pep Club 1,3; Ski Club 1.2; Modern Dance 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 2,3,4; Freshman Choir; Scuba Club 1.2,3,4. MIKE G. STEVENSON-HR 421 ARLEN DELL STICKNEY-HR 215. JAMES ROY STIMSON-HR 106; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1; Chamber Choir 4; Drama 2.3.4 174 ANTIA STINGER-HR 304 VELMA JEAN STRAIT-HR 304; Concert Choir 3; Girls Choir 2; Freshman Choir; Track 1. BARB SUTHERLAND-HR 106 RICHARD V. SWART-HR 316; Band 1.2; Pep Band 1,2; Intramural Ping Pong 2; Ski Club 1.2,4; Key Club 2,3.4; Basktball 1,3; Softball 3; German Club 2; Honor Roll 1,2.3.4 DEBORAH M. TALBOT-HR 108; Drama 1.2.3,4; Thespians 1,2,3; AFS 2; SERA 3; NUM 3; Speech 3; Freshman Choir; Concert Choir 3; Intramural Softball 2; Lance 3; Funkettes 3,4. TERESA MARIE TENNISON-HR 202. TERESA LOUISE THANE-HR 420; Speech 1 .2,3; NFL 1 .2,3; Drama 1 ,2.3.4; Troubadour 2,3.4; French Club 1,2; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; High Honor Roll 3,4. SALLY LYNN THIRINGER-HR 200; Band 4; Transferred 3. DEAN WILLIAM THOMPSON-HR 421. JOHN WILLIAM THOMPSON-HR 309; Ski Club 1; Halberd 2.3.4 PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON-HR 203 Chorus 1.2; NHS2.3; FHA 2. DIANE CAROL THRALL-HR 106. GERALD THRASHER-HR 309; Wrestling 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2.3. BRYAN SCOTT TRACER-HR 110 STEVE D. TROLLOPE-HR 203; VICA 3.4 JEAN MARIE UTECH-HR 203; Choir 1,2; Lancettes 2,3; Powder Puff Football 3. FRANCISCO JAVIER VALDIVIA-HR 200; AFS 4; Cross Country 4. JULIE A. VAN DYKE-HR 106 JULIE THERESA VANN-HR 110; French Club 1; Sku Club 1.2; Golf 2; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. SHEENA LAMAE VEITENHEIMER-HR 420; Gymnastics 1,2.3,4; Track 1,2. ALAN B VINJE-HR 114; Track 1; Young Life 1,2,3.4. MELANIE LEE VIZZUTTI-HR 109; Ski Club 1; Pep Band 1,2.3, Marching Band 1.2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3; Modern Dance 1.2.3.4. KIM G. WILLIAMS-HR 420. CHARMAINE ELIZABETH WILSON-HR 401; Student Council 1.2.3.4; S Club 2.3,4, Secretary 3,4; Halberd 2.3,4. Editor 4; Lance 3.4; Drama 2.3.4; Powder Puff Football 2.3.4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3; Softball 3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Honor Roll 1,2.3,4; High Honor Roll 3; Youth and Government 2.3,4; Class Council 1.2.3.4; National Merit Commended Student 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Soroptomist Girl of the Quarter 4; Girls State Alternate 3; National Honor Society 3.4 KAREN LOUISE WILSON-HR 420. RICHARD DEAN WILSON-HR 106; Football 4; Wrestling 3.4; Transferred 3. SHERRY LYNN WINCHELL-HR 304; Intramural Badminton 2; Softball 2; FHA 2.3,4, Secretary 4; DECA 3,4. MICHAEL LEE WINNER-HR 304. MARISA LYNN WITTENBERG-HR 103; Spanish Club 2. Secretary-treasurer 2; Honor Roll 1.2; Modern Dance 3,4. MELINDA SUE WOLFE-HR 110; Pep Club 1; Track 2; Gymnastics 1,2.3.4. JAMES MICHAEL WONTOR-HR 203; Basketball 2; Boys State 3; Key Club 3,4. Secretary 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3,4; National Honor Society 3.4 TAMI RAE WOOLRIDGE-HR 316; Freshman Choir; Sophomore Girls Choir; Sophomore Girls Ensemble; Concert Choir 3; Drama 2; Modern Dance 2; Cheerleader 3; Powder Puff Football 4. JUDSON D YOUELL-HR 106; Basketball 2; HAL E. WAGNER-HR 202; Football 1.2; Wrestling 1.2; FFA 2,3,4. SHERI LYNN WALLACE-HR 309; Freshman Choir; Band 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Girls Basketball 2; Powder Puff Football 3.4; Tennis 1.2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 4. MIKE JOHN WAMSLEY-HR 108; Key Club 2,3; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Ski Club 1.2,3.4; Honor Roll 1.2,3.4. TINA RENAY WESTGARD-HR 272. CONNIE DARLENE WESTON-HR 215; Lancettes 1; Freshman Choir; Track 1,2; Concert Choir 3.4; Modern Dance 3,4; Cheerleader 3.4; Powder Puff Football 4; Honor Roll 3,4. PAULA SUZANNE WHITE-HR 202; Freshman Choir; Mixed Ensemble 1; Sophomore Girls Choir; Concert Choir 3; Chamber Choir 3; Mynstrelles 4. TRUDY LYNN WHITE-HR 272. ANNE WHITING-HR 309; MUN 2; Student Council 2; S Club 2,3,4. President 4; Halberd 2.3,4; Drama 2,3.4; Thespians 2.3.4; Intramural Volleyball 2.3; Honor Roll 2.3; High Honor Roll 3,4. Youth and Government 1.2.3.4; Secretary 3; Class Council 1,2,3.4; Quill and Scroll 4; Vice President 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4. TIM L. WHITMIRE-HR 202; Wrestling 2. RENEE MARGARET WIGEN-HR 108. KEVIN C. WILCOX-HR 272. National Honor Society 3.4 176 Seniors Not Pictured KATHI L ANDREWS-HR 103. MICHAEL JOHN ARNESON-HR 200. PETEM ARNESON-HR 114. KIMM SHARLENE ATKINS-HR 202; FHA 2 RODNEY DALE BARDWELL-HR 200; Honor Roll 3.4; Basketball 4 SHERRY LYNN BESSETTE-HR 202. THOMAS E. BYRNES-HR 316; Transferred 3. MARY A. CARROLL-HR 114; Freshman Choir. BRUCE CARTER-HR 21 5. KARA JO COMSTOCK-HR 215; Twirling 2; DECA 3.4 MIKE ALLEN CLARK-HR 108; DECA 3.4. KEVIN F. CREGG-HR 316; Tennis 1.2.3; Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4, CHERYL C. DEARDEN-HR 401; Transferred 3 JOHN Z. D'ORAZI-HR 309; Intramural Sports 1,2.3.4. DAVID A. EVERINGHAM-HR 103; Gymnastics 1.2; Football 1.2; Track 1.2; Ski Club 1.2.3,4. LISSA K. FIELD-HR 200; Outdoors Club 2.3.4; SERA 3. RICK SHAWN GARTNER-HR 326. REBECCA J. GORDON-HR 109 KEITH L GUSCHAUSKY-HR 316. MILES SCOTT HACKMAN-HR 200; DECA 2.3.4; Drama 3.4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4. PENNY GAIL HAGLUND-HR 106. JOHN ALLARD HALLSTEN-HR 109. RICHARD JOE HARRIS-HR 110. VICKIE LYNN HARRISON-HR 202; Track 2; Cross Country 2. BRACKEN STUART HART-HR 304; Drama 3,4; NFL 3,4 JOSEPH STAN HATFIELD-HR 109; Cinema Club 3.4; Intramurals 4; Key Club 3.4 THOMAS E. HAWKINS-HR 272; Class President 1; Student Council 2.3; Football 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1; Track 1.2; Intramurals 1.2; Key Club 1.2.3.4. President 4; Marching Band 1.2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Thespians 2.3.4. DEL DEAN HEWLETT-HR 114 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 VIRGINIA A. HUNT-HR 316; Lancettes 2.3. WENDY LEIGH HURLBERT-HR 215; Outdoor Club 3.4; Troubadour 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1.2.3,4; High Honor Roll 3; MUN 3.4; Halberd 2.3.4 ROLAND SCOTTJOHNSON-HR 106; Concert Band 1; Football 2; Pep Band 1,2. LORI KENDALL-HR 109. DAVE E. KOST-HR 421; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Intramural Basketball 2,4. ANNIE BARBARA LACKSCHEWITZ-HR 119; Orchestra 1,2,3; Civic Symphony 2,3; Youth Symphony 1.2,3. JOHN R. LAKE-HR 272. JONI DANETTE LARSON-HR 316; MUN 3; S Club 2,3.4, Vice President 4. ELIZABETH R LAWRY-HR 110; Latin Club 1.2; MUN 3; French Club 1.2,3; AFS 1.3; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 BRAD JOHN LEHMAN-HR 110; Photo Club 3.4. DANIEL J. LEWIS-HR 110; Gymnastics 1; 1,000 Mile Club 1; Radio Club 1; Track 1,2.3; Cross Country 1,2.3. DEBBIE JO MACE-HR 309; Cinema Club 3.4; S Club 4. GEORGE RAY MACE-HR 304. MICHEAL JOHN MAGSTADT-HR 202. SUE J. MANIS-HR 224. SCOTT M. MARKHAM-HR 109. JERRI L. MARSHALL-HR 110; Girls Basketball 3. DEAN ALLAN MEUCHEL-HR 103; Football 1; Wrestling 2.3. DANIEL D. MODERIE-HR 420; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2.3.4; Track 1.2.3.4; Football 1.2.3.4 KEVIN M. MORAN-HR 272; Football 2.3.4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Golf 4. HILARY G. MURPHY-HR 420; Gymnastics 2; Lancettes 1.2,3; Drama 2,3; Thespians 2,3,4; Young Life 2.3.4 TIMOTHY PATRICK NASH-HR 421. DON R. PETTINATO-HR 203; Drama 2.3,4. JIM E. PULLIAM-HR 109. COLEEN RANDLES-HR 110. STEVEN M. REMINGTON-HR 420. STEVE D. RESNER-HR 202; Lettermans Club 2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3,4. DAN B SAVAGE-HR 316 MARVIN ROY SAYLER-HR 420; Football 1.2; Track 2,3. RANDY G. SCHMILL-HR 421. DALE JAY SEITZ-HR 272. DEAN E. SHARBONO-HR 240; Freshman Choir; Wrestling 1.2.3. MARK W. SHATTO-HR 401 LAURIE M SOLANDER-HR 304. LAURIE L. STEVENS-HR 103 EDDIE T. STEWARD-HR 110; Transferred 4 JAMIE STROTHMAN-HR 421. DEBBIE M TABISH-HR 103; DECA 3,4 CINDY TERNES-HR 304; Drama 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3.4; Intramural Volleyball 2.3.4 RANDY C. TITUS-HR 108; Freshman Choir; Concert Choir 2.3; Chamber Choir 4 BLIATOUT THOWGEU-HR 103; Transferred from Laos. TOM VOTH-HR 110: Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4. Captain 4; Intramural Basketball 1,2.3; Wrestling 1.2.3.4. JEFF GARY WACHOLTZ-HR 109; Band 1.2; Speech 2.3.4; SAE 1.2; MUN 2.4; Chess Club 1,4 SHERRIE K. WARD-HR 215; Speech 1.2; Ski Club 1; Outdoor Club 2. DOUGLAS RAY WIEGE-HR 304. JUDY WISDOM-HR 210 WILLIAM JOSEPH WOOD-HR 421; VICA 1,2,3,4; Intramural Bowling 1.2,3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. PATRICK JAMES WUSTNER-HR 215; Intramural Basketball 2; Wrestling 2,3.4. TEDG. ZIBELL-HR 103. NILA I. ZIRKER-HR 309; NFL 1. Treas. Judy Windham Junior Class Officers Lorrie Adams Teresa Aktepy Debbie Albert Ben Aldrich Beth Ammons Cindy Anderson Sally Anderson Shawn Anderson Pat Armstrong Lar Autio Jeff Behan Gina Benedetti Derek Benner Bob Benton Bonnie Bernhard Ross Best 180 Fern Beveridge Theodora Bigelow Elynore Bisom Cheryl Blakely Lloyd Brabb Sue Brist Janet Chaffee Brandy Chapman Sterling Chord Debbie Christensen Julie Clapham Shawn Clouse Marvin Clover Robert Coffman Nancy Cole Patricia Cole Terry Cook Dan Brockway Sally Brown Sharrol Brown Kathy Burger Cindy Burkhardt 181 Mary Curran Robert Curran Junelien DeYoung Cheryl Dick Sharon Dickhaut Debbie Dickman Elaine Dilworth Sharon Doty Mark Elison Dave Englund Mike Evans Brad Fairclough Jacqueline Gould Sheryl Gould Gordon Graham Rose Graham Ben Griffing Allen Grimsley Cheryl Groshong Elizabeth Hames Bill Hamilton Steve Harper Hans Hartse Teri Hauerwas 182 Robin Hood Steve Huffman Jacki Huggins Toni Hinton David Holden Fonda Hollenbaugh Brad Haugan Kathy Hayes Kim Healea Terri Henderson Jay Huggins Mark Huguet Diane Hilton Linda Holt 183 Steve Karkanen Mary Jo Kelley Susette Kendall Teresa Kimmel Peggy Koepplin Debby Kolb Sofeea Koures Sheila Kovacich Cathy Kradolfer Kevin Krout Thelma Kuntz Jennie Lachman Laura Lang David Larson Rick Larson Vanessa Lartz Carol Longpre 184 I Keith Monaco Becky Morin Lucy Murphy David Myers DeLeis Neidigh Barb Neilson Sandy Newman Tammy Newby Brad Murray Rob Murray 185 Gay la Nicholson Susan Nokleby Teresa Nuckols Susan Nurse Kirk Ogrin Diana O'Neil Sheila Panian Donna Parenteau Jolene Phillips Debbie Plaggemeyer Raymond Plieness Anthony Purchio Albert Riefflin Barrie Ryan Sheryl Rosenbaum Eric Rolshoven Lonnie Risland Kathy Riley Laurie Paulson Debbie Pedersen Neil Pelkey Janelle Berthoud Debbie Peters Kim Pfau 186 Anchor Rasmussen Paul Reich BettyLynn Rehberg David Reiner Anita Rice Carrie Ridley Joyce Sample Tracy Sampson Rod Sandau Karen Schiweck John Schlappy Angie Schriver Mary Schriver Joann Schwartz 187 Chuck Sutton Dennis Tayer Blaine Taylor Cindy Teichrow Nancy Templeton Janet Tennant Susan Seely Karen Sehestedt Scott Schull Mark Silverman Lorraine Simmons Debbie Smith Kim Smith Debbie Smoak Kristen Sohlberg Bernie Staggs John Stahl Shanna Stevens Kathy Stoker Joe Stubb Dan Sullivan 188 Kelly Treichel Judy Trollope Debbie Veitenheimer Randy Venn Kim Walter Nancy Weber Ken Welch Lisa Whalen Russ White Laura Whitehouse Ruth Whitmire Linda Worden Gordon Wylie Rose Yarborough Kristi Young Mark Young Renee Whitaker Debbie Williams Jim Williams Randy Wilson Rob Wilson Judy Windham Cindy Wolfe Cathy Wood 189 190 Sophomore Class Council SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL—Front Row Renon Joliffe. Diane Chaffee Row 3 Janet Simmons. Bill Bowers. Carmen Madeline Buescher Row 2: Dana Schriver. Marlene Roberts. Schmelebeck Nancy Aitken Tim Allen Jerry Andersen Paul Anderson Eddy Anderson Mark Anderson Suzy Archibald Charlette Aster Rae Atkinson Eric Barsness Randy Bentham Scott Bertsch Rita Bettger Meg Biggerstaff Jeri Boston Bill Bowers Shelley Brambo Dorothy Brockway Henry Brotzman Braxton Brown 192 Carol Cummins Vickie Curran Lisa Dandrea Lori Daniel Diane Dalton Tori Darrraskos Janet Desart William Diehl Sam Divita Laurie Dobbins Kathy Dorris Brad Douglas Madeline Buescher Lorrie Burger Roxy Cahoon Phillip Campbell Melody Carey Allison Carl Guy Castonguay Diane Chaffee Cathy Chaussee Cindy Chaussee Jace Cheatham Carol Clark Christy Clark Melody Clark Catherine Cleaves Dale Clouse Christine Congdon Lisa Crookshanks Geri Cron Kim Cuchine 193 David Dove Marilyn Duffner Susan Edwards Jeanette Egeland Robin Evans Steven Fine Carol Fischer Jeleen Fish Colleen Flynn Laureen Frame Debra Froehlich Roger Fuhrman Diana Gardner Theresa Garrick Donald Gauld Deann Gift in Denise Gif fin Dean Gillmore Lori Goffe Elizabeth Goode Kim Graham Martin Green Keith Gyles Lorraine Habets Jennifer Hagestad Elizabeth Hames 194 Donald Hames April Hammond Judith Harrison Jan Jensen Marcy Johnson Monte Johnson Kevin Kaphammer Chris Keller Karen Keller Teresa Kinney Jim Kirkpatrick 195 Laurel Markland Crystal Maynard Tom McDonald Scott McDonald Gina McDowell Kevin McDowell Mary McKay Lauri Manley Robert Manlove Wayne Marchie Kathy Marcinkowski I la Mertins Kyla Merwin Brad Miller Dawn Mills Jim Kitchin Lynn Kline Jeff Koch Ro sann Kuffel Daniel Kulawinski Risa Lange Laura Langevin Loren Larson Ruth Lawrence Doreen Loewen Terry Lundmark Lori Maez Steve Magstadt Coleen Malach Robilyn Mallary 196 I Charles Moderie Kelvin Monaco Susie Moon Doug Morin Colleen Mourar Marta Moss Tim Mostad Patty Murphy Jeff Nelson Wayne Nelson Brenda Nicholson 197 Tammy Parenteau Diana Parker John Patterson John Pearce Gretchen Peterson Lisa Perry Carolyn Phelps Kathy Plaggemeyer Alexander Popko Jim Powell Julie Price Tammie Randles Julie Rasmussen Rhonda Ratliff Mike Raymond Lorrie Richardson Marlene Roberts Sue Robinson Mark Rosenbaum Margaret Rowe Joanne Salomon Stephanie Rowe Rick Sager Verna Salois 198 Kelly Salmonson Kyle Salmonson Karen Sayler Brian Schatz Torgie Schendel � Dana Schriver Karen Schroeder Chris Schultz Wally Schultz A'Lisa Scott Jom Seibert Pam Sickels Michelle Squire Laurie Staggs Carol Stanley Dennis Startin Rick Steinberg Gerry Steinbrenner Rhonda Stephens Shelly Sterner Vickie Stoker Susan Suckow Ada Smith Teresa Snodgrass John Sokoloski Curtis Sowre 199 200 Annette Wilcox Janan Wilder Debbie Will Beth Wilson Molly Wilson Shelley Wooley Roger Wylie Teri York 201 Freshman Class Officers Treasurer Michelle Merritt President John Troxel Vice President Danny Randles Secretary Wendy Powell 202 Freshman Class Council FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL—Front Row: Wendy Powell. Weidenfeller. Danny Randles. Dana Clark. Row 2: Debra Bestwick. Debbie Zentner. Robert Nicklay. Michelle Merritt. Don Erick Sohlberg. John Troxel. Diana Broger Linda Tarras 203 Rose Amelsberg Mark Ammondson Charlene Anderson William Ayala George Bache Robert Bailes Kirk Baker Patti Baker Loralee Baldwin Tina Barrett Kristin Barsness Lorraine Barthelmess 204 f Toni Barrett Toni Baugh Linda Baughman Dawn Beardsley Valerie Beaver Laura Beeler Linda Behan Teresa Benedetti Debbie Bentham Tammy Berryman Traci Berthiaume Debra Bestwick Cindy Bingham Brenda Blake Larry Blakney Donna Blazevich Cindy Blodgett Kevin Boileau Denise Boucher Thea Brabb Kreg Brager 205 Stacie Broadwater Diana Brogger Robert Brown Annette Browne Gary Bryan Virginia Bryan Jack Burger Bryan Burlingame Don Burnham Lanell Burns Cheryl Butler Mike Carroll Evajo Charette David Chilcoat Dana Clark Julie Ciuts Susan Cole Lori Collier Dan Chamberlain Dennis Chapman Gordon Clark Rodney Clements Cathy Combs Cristy Cooper Erin Cork Greg Cote Billie Couch Leslie Crooks Geri Cron Chris Cummins Brian Day Joanne Day Shirley Day 207 Don Dilworth Beverly Dimmitt Kim Dorris John Doty Laurie Eggleston Kim Ehlmann Kristi Eutsler Rich Evans Stacey Fairbank Heidi Fanslow Kathleen Finnegan Patricia Fischer Mark Flechsing Terrie Flink Mark Foss Gene Foster Shelly Frame Cathy Fristo Albert Fuchs Andy Fullbright Shelia Funk Kathleen Gallagher Adam Gardner Mark Garnaas Robert Gee Diane Gentry 208 Susan Hagestad Julene Hall Roy Hartse Shari Hartze Brian Hatfield Rita Hawkins Shelia Hayes Terri Healey Curtis Hegman Janice Hensel Allan Hines Sherry Hogue 209 Scott Jenkins Becky Johnson Gerald Johnson Jim Johnson Randy Iverson Janice Jacobs Robert Jacobsen Sam Hubbard Gaylee Huffman Jerry Huggins Kevin Huguet Linda Hoi Under Richard Hood Helen Hosfeld Beth Houtchens Helen Howard Kurt Johnson Barbara Jordan Brian Kavanagh Owen Kelley Valerie Kendall Patricia Kent Tamara Kidder 210 Lisa King Nancy Kinsley Paul Kirkpatrick Keith Kitchin Guyla Klapwyk Cheryl Kradolfer Rory Krout 211 Julie Magstadt Pam Magstadt Renny Malach Dale Manchester Sherry Manning Erin Marbut Paula Marcinkowski Dwight Marquart Joseph Marshall Devie Martin Jacqueline May Terri Maynard Kathy McDonald Lauri McDonald I Tim McDonald Julie McKay Teri Meloche Linda Melton 212 Rita Melvin Mark Merila Jim Meyer I Wendy Michaels Kelly Micken Julia Midyett Dorothy Mielke Richard Miller Renee Mitchke Paulette Naturale Lori Nelson Scot Nelson Carrie Netzer Angie Monaco David Montgomery Wes Morgan Diana Muchmore Sabrina Murphy Linda Mutch Leann Narum 213 Roxanne Neuhausen Bob Nicklay Cleva Nuckolls Ed Nurse Vanessa Ochsner Joseph Oechsli Jack Palmer Scott Peterson Greg Pfister Richard Phillips Carrie Pickens Becky Pidcock Bill Pidcock Jean Poling Wendy Powell Toni Privett Nicholas Purchio Danny Randles Roberta Rasmussen 214 Brent Robison Jim Rowe Tim Ryan Bob Sale Jim Salomon Jo Salter Suzy Schauer Paul Sc hi week Kim Schriver 215 Carolyn Scott Tom Sebring Debbie Seitz Marilyn Stacy Mike Stacy Tom Steinbrenner Kari Stephan Brent Stephens Tina Sterner Roxanne Stevens Bonnie Selleck Karen Siegford John Smith Erick Sohlberg Tim Stevenson Jolene Stewart Leslie Stewart Dan Stickney Jennifer Stuckey Sissy Sullivan Peter Susen Parry Tallmadge Linda Tarras Debra Ternes 216 Tracie Terry Chuck Thomas Connie Thompson i Sarah Thornton Susan Treichel Chris Tripp Terrance Tritz Laura Williams Mike Williams Pam Williams Marlene Winchell Debbie Zentner 217 Index Staff Ammerman, Diane 134 Appelt, Wesley 153 Asid, Karen 135 Baker, Cleo 142 Ballinger, Ken 137 Barnell, Joseph 152 Baty, Bruce 151 Bernius, Nancy 134 Bicha, Larry 1 53 Boyce, Kyle 80.146 Brown, Vicki 78,154 Bryant, Lanny 91,153 Bullock, James 138 Burnet, Ronald 151 Burton, Wayne 155 Burrington, Jim 146 Casey, Robert 77,150 Cavey, Mike 153 Cork, Virgil 137 Correll, Richard 132 Curdy, Willis 115.140 Curtis, Ken 153 Dahlstrom Neil 102,103,104,145 Dale, Pamela 123,142 Dale, Virginia 138 Dayries, Marilyn 141 Demmons, Tom 87,88,138 Deschamps, Kathleen 144 Duffner, Ray 155 Dunagan, Nancy 141 Dunn, Richard 87,147 Eble, Roger 131 Edmonds, Kermit 61,140 Edwards, Lucille 133 Falldorf, Donald 147 Forssen, John 66,136 Frette, Margaret 135 Frojen, Chester 152 Gale, Joyce Giffin, Shirley 134 Gogas, George 144 Graff, Tom 107,138 Haffey, William 139 Hallford, Elsie 138 Hammond, Kevin 73,143 Harper, Glen 152 Hart, Bradley 142 Haugo, Keith 135 Heinrich, llene 122,149 Held, Werner 147 Herbig, Harold 121,145 Herman, Barbara 155 Hewitt. Theone 118,139 Heydon, Jim 87,147 Hoff, Ron 150 Hopkins, Dwight 132 Hudgens, Rosalind 97,139 Hyde, Loretta 135 Hyem. Roger 152 Jacobson, Norman 151 Johnson, Charles 126,127,145 Jones, Ron 76,154 Kauffman, David 141 Kendall, Franklin 155 Kennett, Bette Koelbel, John 55,147 Koeppen, Grace 142 Koprivica, Paulie 56,57,148 Kozeluh, Noreen 143 LaForest, Mary Pat 135 Lawston, Don 63,132 Lemon, Zelpha Lodge, Jim 73,86.146 Luoma, Robert 153 Mace, Mary 155 Manthie, Charlotte 154 Marshall, Dean 117,137 Martin, Bill McCollum, Sharon 155 McKinney, Larry 69,70,101,146 McKinnon, Kenneth 155 Michaelson, Jeff 76,136 Miller, Jim 154 Millhouse, Katherine 144 Moore, James 153 Moschelle. Colette 134 Moses, Karen 135 Munro, Betty Lynn 80,148 Nichols, Joann 135 Norton, Bernard 155 Nyquist, Jan 133 Oke, Michael 91,118,139 Olmstead, Alice 155 Palin, Dick 151 Pederson, Duane 143 Perrin, Bob 78,153 Peters, Debbie 52,53,151 Pierce, Scott 155 Pilcher, Russ 73,140 Pulver, Joan 97,118,139 Quiggle, Judy 134 Radtke, Dennis 133 Ransier, Hazen 155 Reinsel, Anne 135 Roberts, Stella 52,53,1 50 Rosengren, Shirley 137 Rowberry, Susan 33,112,136 Salmonsen, Fred 143 Samardich, Robert 153 Schultz, Mary 134 Sheriff, Russell 88,150 Skones, Ellen 136 Sommerfeld, Donald 33,112,141 Sparks, Robert 133 Stene, Susan 135 Stevenson, Marolane 45,133 Stohle, Allen 152 Strombo, Marvin 155 Swanberg, Dawson 107,137 Sylvester, James 1 50 Thomson, Fred 119,139 Thorpe, Thomas 153 Tintzman, Shortie 155 Trenary, Gary 73,140 Vacura, Deanna 71,98,154 Vaughn, Donald 155 Vizzutti, Loretta 57,149 Walt, Kenneth 73,146 Whalen, John 108,138 Wiedmer, Ray 152 Wiesner, Robert 154 Wilhelm, Barbara 135 Williamson, Carol 155 Woods, Deanna 123,143 Woods, Donna 135 Wulff, Donald 136 Yasenak, Terry 59,148 Yoder, Sylvia 149 Zellick, George 131 Zimmerman, Richard 155 Zuidmeer, Bernita 122 Students A Abel, Justin 76,86,204 Abernathey, Donald 73 Abernathey, Terri 78 Adams, Bettina 105,204 Adams, Bryan 86,103,105,204 Adams, Lisa 204 Adams, Lorrie 180 Adams, Ricky Adams, Steven Adler, Arthur Aitken, Nancy 80,126,192 Aitken, Peggy 36,159 Aktepy, Teresa 58,180 Albee, Donna 159 Albert, Debbie 180 Albini, Martin 204 Aldrich, Ben 180 Alexander, Larry 42,100,159 Alexander, Steven Alkene, Gloria Allen, Bradley 204 Allen, Brian Allen, Cynthia 204 Allen, Margaret Allen, Mike Allen, Stephen 159 Allen, Timothy 77,192 Alley, Timothy Almond, Tracey Amalsberg, Rose 204 Ammondson, Greg 42,46,64,73,74, 159 Ammondson, Mark 204 Ammons, Doug 14,47,159 Ammons, Mary 180 Ammons, Richard Anderson, Jerry 196,192 Anderson, April 123,159 Anderson, Charlene 52,53,204 Anderson, Charles Anderson, Cynthia 180 Anderson, Edward 77,196,192 Anderson, Gina 127,204 Anderson, Gordon 72,73,74,75,159 Anderson, Greg Anderson, Jerry Anderson, Kasey 64,65,73,74,95, 126,159 Anderson, Mark 77,196,192 Anderson, Paul 77,104,196,192 Anderson. Sally 104,180 Anderson, Shawn 103,104,111,180 Anderson, Timothy 76,105 Andrews, Blythe 204 Andrews, Kathi Andrie. Kurt 86,204 Andrus, David Andrus, Eileen 80 Archibald, Suzy 59.196,192 Armstrong, Patrick 180 Arndt, David Arneson, Peter 104 Arstein, Linda Arstein, Marilyn Asbury, Cathy Ashby, Ramona 1 59 Aster, Charlette 192 Atkins, Kimm Atkinson, Rae 52 Austin, Shauna 112,142 Autio, Lar 61,62.108,115.116.124, 179.180 Ayala, William 76,86,204 B Babcock, Mona 119,179,180 Babcock, Robert 77,192 Bache, George 76,86,204 Backer, Randy Bagaoisan, Tori Badgley, Lya 159 Bailes, Robert 76,204 Bailes, Valerie 98 Bailey, Ron Bailey, Roxanne Bailey, William Baker, Greg Baker, Gregg Baker, Kirk 76,204 Baker, Patti 71.204,127,128 Baldwin, Loralee 204 Bangen, Connie Bangen, Janelle Bard well, Debra Bardwell, Rod Barker, Kenneth 90 Barker, Patrick Barker, Robert 54,159 Barker, Timothy Barrett, Tina 33,52,105,204 Barrett, Toni 105,205 Barry, Deanna 103,104,192 Barry, Doug 160 Barry, Scott 76,204 Barsness, Eric 192 Barsness, Kristin 105,118,204 Barth, James 77 Barth, Kyle Barth, Margaret 58,98,180 Barthelmess, Lorraine 105,204 Barthelmess, Peter 80,159 Bates, Sandra Batt, Mark 76 Baugh, Michael 70,101,180 Baugh, Toni 71,101,205 Baughman, Linda 205 Baumgardner, Vicki Baxley, Julie Baylor, Jane 160 Baylor, Laura Beardsley, Dawn 52,122,205 Beaufait. Mark 61.62,112,115,116, 124.179.180 Beaver, Valerie 205 Beckwith, Juliena 160 Beeler, Laura 105,205 Behan, Linda 105,205 Behan, Jeff 180 Beierle, Cindy 160 Belt, Lisa 160 Bennedetti, Gina 180 Benedetti, Teresa 105,205 Benefield, Cynthia Benner, Derek 33,107,112,180 Benson, Kelly Bentham, Debra 80,127,128,205 Bentham, John Bentham, Randy 192 Benton, Bob 180 Berg, Leslie Berg, Marvin Berg, Tracy Berger, Christopher Berger, Julia Berglund, Brian Bernhard, Bonnie 180 Berryman, Tammy 205 Bertek, Jay Bertek, Liz Berthiaume, Traci 105,205 Berthoud, Janelle 126 Bertsch, Scott 192 Bessac, Turan 121 Bessette, Sherry Best, Leslie Best, Ross 33,61,108,112,113,115, 118,179 Bestwick, Debra 62,122,127,128, 205,203 Bettger, Rita 192 Betts, Adella 160 Beveridge, Vern 104,180 Bezdicek, Duane 104 Bier, Leslie Bigart, Ted 104,107 Bigelow, Theodora 180 Biggerstaff, Meg 33,97,112,113, 192 Billington, Lynn Bingham, Cynthia 205 Birgenheier, Nancy 105,205 Bisom, Lori 192 Bisom, Elynore 180 Bjorklund, Debby Black, Leland 126,129,160 Black, Pauline 102.104,160 Black, Vicky 103,104 109 Blackney, Everett 192 Blair, Cheryl Blake, Brenda 205 Blake, Greg Blake, Jeff 160 Blakely, Cheryl 125,181 Blakney, Everett Blakney, Larry 205 Blakney, Tom 91,92,160 Blanchard, Randy Blanchard, Ronald Blazevich, Donna 127,205 Bliatout, Thowgeu Blodgett, Cynthia 97,105,205 Bobbitt, Lori 160 Boileau, Kevin 128,205 Boston, Jeri 192 Boucher, Daniel 34,91,160 Boucher, Denise 205 Boucher, Virginia 160 Bowers, Janice 160 Bowers, Timothy 77,90 Bowers, William 62,109,121,126,128, 129,191,192 Bowman, Debra 123,160 Brabb, Lloyd 181 Brabb, Thea 118,205 Brager, Kreg 105,205 Brambo, Shelley 192 Brandenberg, Gaye Brandenberger, Holly 119.124 Brault, Lanell Braun, Julia 119,121 Brester, Kim 160 Brester, Marilyn Brewer, Robin 160 Bricker, Michael 101 Brickey, Gregory Brickey, Joseph Brinkerhoff, Donald 160 Brist, Larry 70,100,160 Brist, Suzanne 181 Brittner, John 77,87,104,111 Broadwater, Stacie 105,206 Brockway, Daniel 181 Brockway, Dorothy 192 Broeker, Dan 80 Brogger, Diana 52,53,62,206,203 Brogger, Marcus 161 Brotzman, Henry 77,87,192 Brown, Annette 206 Brown, Blakely 66 Brown, Braxton 192 Brown, Bryan Brown, Kim Brown, Robert 76,206 Brown, Sally 181 Brown, Sharrol 181 Brown, Stephen Browne, Annette 105 Browne, Theresa 103,104,121 Bruch, Kathryn 161 Brunner, Shirley Brunner, Vicky Bruns, Dawn Bruns, Marshall 161 Bryan, Gary 92,206 Bryan, Virginia 206 Bryan, Michael 161 Bryant, Gail Bryant, Brady Buck, Tami Buelow, Nancy Buescher, Madeline 62,66,191,193 Bulman, Susan 66,112,115,118 Bumbeck, Cynthia Burger, Jack 86,206 Burger, Katherine 118,181 Burger, Jennifer 161 Burger, Lorrie 193 Burke, Kenneth Burkhardt, Cindy 181 Burlingame, Bryan 76,206 Burnham, Dave 181 Burnham, Dianna 161 Burnham, Donald 206 Burnham, Mary Anne 104,121,161 Burns, Brent Burns, Lanell 78,206 Burns, Rawna 78,79,180 Butler, Carrie Butler. Cheryl 52,206 Butler, Cynthia 52,53,180 Byrnes, Thomas 88 C Cahoon, Kathy Cahoon, Kevin Cahoon, Roxy Cameron, Sheldon Campbell, Douglas 91,161 Campbell, Ed 91,161 Campbell, Morris 76 Campbell. Phillip 77,87,193 Campbell, Thomas Canning, Cheri Canning, Debbie 181 Canning, Wade Capener, Steve Capener, Suzanne 161 Carey, Melody 193 Carl, Allison 193 Carpenter, Tami Jo 161 Carroll, Michael 206 Carter, Bruce Case, Audrey Case, Cindy Castonguay, Darlene 161 Castonguay, Guy 77,193 Chaffee, Janet 126,181 Chaffee. Diane 62,191,193 Chamberlin, Daniel 206 Chandler, Kevin Chandler, Scott Chapman, Dennis 206 Chapman, Marsha 161 Chapman, Myrtle Brandy 59,181 Charette, Evajo 52,105,117,206 Charlton, Bobby Charlton, Juanita 161 Chaussee. Cathleen 193 Chaussee, Cynthia 193 Cheatham, Jace 87,121,125,129,193 Cheatham, Jackie 35,36,37,45,48,80, 81,121,126,157,158,161 Chessin, Saul 90 Chester, Dale 76 Chilcoat, David 206 Chilcote, Diane 161 Chilcote, Keith Childress, James 82 Chord, Sterling 102,104,181 Chrestenson, Joseph Christensen, Deborah 181 Christensen, Karen Christian, Margaret 80,82,162 Christianson, Darr Chumley, Sandra Ciliberti, Patricia 125 Ciliberti, Vito 107 Clairmont, Claudia 66 Clapham, Julie 62,109,119,178,181 Clark, Carol 193 Clark, Christy 193 Clark, Curtis Clark, Dana 62,78,80,203,206 Clark, Gordon 76,90,206 Clark, Melody 193 Clark, Michael Clark, Scott 104 Cleaves, Catherine 193 Clements, Rodney 76,206 Clouse, Dale 193 Clouse, Kristi 162 Clouse, Shannon 45,56,122,162 Clouse, Shawn 181 Clover, Marvin 87,102,104,181 Clubb, Charles 70,121 Clubb, Maurice 118,121,128 Cluts, Julie 52,122,206 Coate, Dwayne Coffman, Robert 54,55,116,181 Cole, Kenneth 162 Cole, Nancy 56,71,101,126,181 Cole, Patricia 56.57,104,178,181 Cole. Susan 14.71,101,105,127,206 Collier, Lori 206 Collins, Timothy Colwell, Carol 47,121,126,129,162 Combs, Catherine 117,206 Combs, Cynthia 123,162 Comstock, Douglas Comstock, Kara Congdon, Christine 121,193 Congdon, Walter 44,108,115,121,128, 162 Cook, Julie Cook, Mickey Cook, Randy Cook, Russell Cook, Terrie 181 Cook, Terry Coomes, Roger 90,91 Coonce, Glenn Cooper, Cristy 206 Cope, Edith 181 Copenhaver, Leona Cordial, Craig Cordial, Jamie Cordier, Jody Cork, Erin 206 Corrigan, Gavin Cote, Gregory 206 Cote, Sharon 181 Cotten, Linda Cottier, Gregory 90 Couch, Billie 206 Crawford, Kathy 162 Crawford, Joyce Cregg, Casey 73 Cregg, Joseph 76 Cregg, Kevin 73,74,75 Creighton, Kevin Creighton, Sondra Criger, Jeffrey Crisp, Ken 49,80,100,162 Cromwell, Charlotte 104,162 Crooks, Leslie 105,206 Crookshanks, Lisa 67,97,125,193 Cron, Geri 193,206 Cron, Sandy 114 Crouser, Allen Crouser, Cynthia Crowe, Hannah Crowley. Cam 104,162 Crumley, Elizabeth Cuchine, Kim 56,105,193 Cuchine, Leta 105 Culbert, Brian Culbert, Jeffrey Culligan, Edwin Cummings, Julie 162 Cummins. Carol 193 Cummins, Chris 206 Cummins, Corrine 33,104,111,112, 181 Curlin, Michael Curran, Dennis 207 Curran, Mary 104,182 Curran, Robert 182 Curran, Vickie 193 Curry, Leslie Curtis, Karla Cusker, Joel 77,90 Cusker, Jon 42,91,93,162 D Dahl, Charles Dale, Buddy 207 Dale, Denny 207 Dale, Gary 207 Dale, Lester 90 Daley, Gary 127 Dalton, Diane Dalton, Nancy 80,162,193 Damaskos, Tori 193 Dandrea, Lisa 193 Daniels, Alan 163 Daniels, Kelly 115,163 Daniel, Lori 193 Danishefsky, Maureen 52,53 Dauenhauer, Duane 163 Dauenhauer, Karen 104 Dauenhauer, Thomas 76 Davenport, Kimberly Davies, Greg Davies, Pamela 62,163 Davis, Debra 123,163 Day, Brian 127,204 Day, Joanne 207 Day, Pamala Day, Shirley 105,207 Dearden, Charles Dearden, Cheryl Dearden, Deborah Deguire, Marianne 163 Deines, Brent Demarinis, Richard 73 Dennis, Carol 163 Dennis, Larry Denny, Edmund Desart, Janet 193 Deschamps, Joan 39,41,48,97,109, 111,115,125,163 DeYoung, Junellen 182 Diaz, Judy 163 Dick, Cheryl 80.82,97.182 Dickhaut, Mark Dickhaut, Sharon 182 Dickinson, Sharmon 46,66,163 Dickman, Deborah 182 Diehl, William 88,89,193 Dilworth, Donald 90,127,208 Dilworth, Elaine 104,119,182 Dilworth, Lynette 163 Dimmitt, Beverly 52,105,208 Dimmitt, Sandra 163 Dingmann, Ricky Divita, Salvatorie 193 Dobbins, Laurie 89,193 Doll. Stanley 73,74,90,163 Donaldson, Larry Dorris, Katherine 119,193 Dorris, Kimberly 208 Doty, John Doty, John 208 Doty, Mark 208 Doty, Paul 163 Doty, Sharon 182 Douglas, Bradley 193 Dove, David 77,126,129,194 Dowdy, Melody 163 Duffner, Marilyn Duncan, Doug 163 Duncan, Sandra 163 Dursma, Charles Dwyer, John 163 E Eddy, Erma Dei 163 Edwards, James 163 Edwards, Laurel Edwards, Susan 194 Egeland, Jeanette 194 Egeland, Susan 163 Eggleston, Clifford 164 Eggleston, Laurie 208 Ehlmann, Kim 208 Eigenmann, Geraldine 104,164 Eisele, Charles Eisele, Richard Elison, Mark 33,62,112,115,125, 179.182 Elison, Martin 61,64,112,115 Elser, Tammy 105 Engen, Mike 164 Englund, David 66,182 Erickson, Christine 78 Erickson, Teresa Eutsler, Kristi 208 Evans, John 76 Evans, Rich 90,208 Evans, Michael 73,104,182 Evans, Robin 194 Evenskaas, Torry 104,194 Evenson, Renee 194 Everingham, David F Fairbank, Diana 41,43,56,164 Fairbank, Stacey 208 Fairclough, Brad 72,88,100,126, 129.182 Fairclough, Craig 73,74,164 Fanslow, Heidi 105,208 Faust, Jon 182 Fehrs, Jeffrey 76 Felde, Timothy Fenlon, Anita Ferlic, Matthew 182 Feucht, Gordon 164 Fevold, Eric 194 Field, Lissa 34,46,48,66,67,115, 124,125 Field, Monty Fifield, Pamela 106,164 Fine, Steven 87,194 Finnegan, Kathleen 208 Finnegan, Kevin Finnegan, Marcia 164 Fischer, Carol 194 Fischer, Marvin Fischer, Patricia 127,208 Fish, Jeleen 78,104,194 Fite, Karen 126,182 Fitzgerald, Frank Flechsing, Mark 208 Flink, Terrie 208 Flood, Steve Flynn, Colleen 194 Flynn, Myrna Foley, Kevin 76,86 Forbes, Kathleen 164 Forbis, Marnie Foreman, Donald Forsythe, Rhonda 105 Fortner, Susan 114 Foss, Mark 208 Foster, Duane Foster, Gene 208 Fowler, Sandy Frame, Laureen 194 Frame, Shelly 105,208 Frank, Marylou Fredericks, Patty Freim, Terri Fried, Debra Frissell, Christopher 128 Fristo, Cathy 119,208 Froelich, Debra 194 Froehlich, Linda 106,164 Fronk, James Fuchs, Albert 208 Fugere, Dara Fugere, Neal 76 Fuhrman, Roger 70,101,194 Fulbright, Andy 208 Fullbright, Diana Funk, Sheila 105,208 Futch, Debra 123,164 Futch, Wayne G Gaertner, Craig Gaertner, Glenn Gaetz, Judy 123,165 Gagermeier, Kay 182 Gagermeier, Kim 104,106,110,182 219 Galford, Mary 165 Gallagher, Craig Gallagher, Francis 104 Gallagher, Kathleen 105,208 Gallagher, Kelsa Gallagher, Margaret 14,45,48,62,98, 99.102.104.158.165 Galles, Debbie 165 Gardner, Adam 118,208 Gardner, Diana 174 Garland, Jim Garland, Timothy 165 Garnaas, Mark 124,208 Garrick, Robert Garrick, Theresa 126,129,194 Garrison, Becky Garrison, Vicky 165 Gartner, Ray Gartner, Richard 177 Gaschk, Kevin Gauld, Donald 144 Gaylord, Jud 112 Gee, Robert 208 Geesey, Bonnie 78,182 Gentry. Diane 52,53,105.117.208 George, Larry Gerlach, Bruce Getz, Gary 54,182 Giboney, Joniann Gibson, Mona 209 Giere, Eric 115,165 Giffin, Deann 52,53,104,194 Giffin, Denise 52,194 Giffin, Robert 80 Gilbe rt.Michael Gillespie. Gayle 14,56.62,109.125, 128.129.158.165 Gillingham, Jerry 76,209 Gillingham, Roxanne 209 Gillmore, Dana 97,209 Gillmore, Deann 77.194 Ginn, Allen 209 Ginn, Jerry 80 Ginn, Russell Gisselbeck, Candice Gisselbeck, Carmen Gjording, Joseph Gleason, David 73,87,182 Gleason, Sharon 104,165 Gleed, Debbra 105,209 Goff, Randy 127 Goffe, Jane 122,165 Goffe, Lori 52,194 Gogas, John 80,82 Goode, Brant 108 Goode. Kelly 33,115,194 Gooley, Susanne 104 Gordon, Jeff Gordon, Rebecca 177 Gore, Tammy 209 Goss. Mary 104,111,182 Gould, Greg 47,121,126,128,129 165 Gould, Jacqueline 104,182 Gould, Mike 165 Gould, Sheryl 182 Graeter, Brad 72,73,74,88,165 Graham, Gordon 182 Graham, Kim 194 Graham, Leona 165 Graham, Mary Jo Graham, Rose 56,182 Graham, Stephanie Green, Floyd Green, Martin 87,194 Greff, Rhonda 209 Gregory, Carla 118 Gregory, Jamie 105,209 Gress, Diane 209 Gress, Raymond 209 Gress, Thomas Gribnau, Jamie Griffing, Benjamin 80,182 Griffing, Claudia 165 Grimes, Gay 118,121 Grimsley Allen 73,91,182 Groshong, Cheryl 78,182 Gross, Bernadette 121,209 Guay, Joseph Guay, Leroy Guschausky, Keith 177 Guschausky, Raymond Guy, Kenneth Gyles, Bryan 104,194 Gyles, Dale 34.166 Gyles, Keith 194 H Haas, Melinda Habets, Lorraine 126,194 Hackman, Lesa Haddon, Elizabeth 121,209 Hagestad, Jennifer 194 Hagestad, Susan 209 Hagestad, Timmie Haglund, Penny Hale, Curtis Hale, Michael Hale, Steve Hall, Brenda Hall. Caylee 102,104,115,166 Hall. Janet 104,119 Hall. Julene 105.119,209 Hall, Steve Hallsten, Gail Hallsten, John 70 Hamer, Elizabeth 118 Hames, Donald 195 Hames, Elizabeth 182,194 Hamilton, Ronald 76,209 Hamilton, William 76,182 Hamm, Mark Hamm, Ronald Hammond, April 195 Hanks, Steve 70 Hansen, Peggy 166 Hanson, Ginger 166 Hanson, Paul 103 Hanson, Raymond 104 Hanson, Richard 40,70,102,104.166 Harbison, Robyn 58,166 Harper, Steve 182 Harr, John 209 Harris, James Harris, Jay Harris, Leland Harris, Rebecca 97,105,114,209 Harris, Richard Harrison, Garrett Harrison, Judith 195 Harrison, Vickie Hart, Bracken 109 Hartse, Hans 182 Hartse, Merri 42,46,47,64,115.121, 126,166 Hartse, Roy 108,209 Hartze, Shari 97,209 Harvey, Janice 121,126,128,129.157, 158,166 Hatfield, Brian 76,209 Hatfield, Joseph 54,108,166 Hatfield, Teddi Hathaway. David Hatton, Brenda Hauerwas, Teri 182 Haugan, Donald 124,183 Haugen, Rory Hausauer, Julie 195 Hausauer, Wayne 100 Hawkins, Rita 127 Hawkins, Thomas 54,55,72,73,74, 209 Hawkins, Victor 76 Hawley, Glenn 166 Hayes, Candy 195 Hayes, Katherine 104,183 Hayes, Shelia 105,209 Hayes, Thomas Headley, Thomas 100 Healea, Kim 104,183 Healey, Terri Heath, Tammy 105,209 Hegman, Curtis Helland, Randy 209 Helsel, Janis Helsel, Joyce Henderson, Harry Henderson, Terri 183 Henes, Charles 76 Henes, James Henes, Lori 166 Henes, Louis Hensel, Janice 59,105 Herbig, Cynthia 40,45,47,48,56, 62,63,104,115,121,125,166.209 Herron, Gwen 166 Hess, Stephen 112 Hettich, Sherri 195 Hettman, George Hewlett, Delmar Higgins, Thomas High, Kenneth Hightower, Terri 106 Hill, Janis Hilton, Diane 118,183 Hines, Allan 90 Hinton, Dawn 103.104,106,183.209 Hintz, Alan Hirning, David 62,103,104,195 Hitchcock, Michael Hochstrasser, Blair 77,104 Hoffman, Carla Hoffman, David Hogue, Darla Hogue, Sherry Holden. David 62,69,179,183,209 Holland, Debra 195 Holland, Robert 100,166 Hoilenbaugh, Fonda 47,118,119.121, 183 Holliday, Kristine Hollinder, Lenora 102,104,166 Hollinder, Linda 105,210 Holoron, James Hollowell, Linda Holmes, Wayne 102,166 Holt, Linda 183 Hood, Richard 210 Hood. Robin 80,81,103,104.183 Hoover, Lorna Hoppe, Laurie Hoppe, Pamela Horton, Susan 121 Hosfeld, Debra 195 Hosfeld, Helen 114,210 Hoshaw, Lorayne Houtchens, Elizabeth 210 Houtchens. Kathleen 72,103,104,166 Houtchens, Mendes Howard, Helen 210 Hubbard, Samuel 210 Hubber, Jet 166 Huckaby, Yvonne 127,128 Hudson, Donald 195 Hudson, James 166 Hudson, Joseph Hueth, Patricia 123,167 Huffman, Gaylee 80,210 Huffman, Steven 54,90,183 Huggins, Jacki 183 Huggins, Jay 73,88,183 Huggins, Jerry 14,76.86,210 Huguet, Kevin 73,210 Huguet, Mark 183 Humes, Connie 105,210 Humes. Micheal 44.61.64,65,115,125, 167 Hummer, Rene 195 Hunsaker, Cynthia 117,167 Hunt, Kevin 112,113,116,179.183 Hunt, Peter 109 Hunt, William Hunter, Steven 183 Hurlbert, Wendy 46,49,66,115,125, 167 Hut, Andre 107 Hyde, Kathryn I I bey, Charles 90,100 Ingersoll, Steven Inlow, Rose Ireland, Debra Iverson, Doug 126,129,183 Iverson, Randy 105,127,210 J Jacobs, Janice 78,210 Jacobs, Larry 183 Jacobsen, Dovie 195 Jacobsen, Leslie 183 Jacobsen. Robert 210 Jacobsen, Tami 183 Jahner, Brian Jahner, James 73,74,167 Jahner, Melody 105 James, Donna 123,167 Janes, Dale 104 Jannach. Connie 106,183 Jardine, Christina 112 Jardine, Jon Jarriel, James Jassek, Tammie 210 Jeffries, Andy 66,90,195 Jellison, Cynthia Jellison, Gregory 76 Jelmberg, Tina 104,167 Jenkins, Scott 210 Jennings, Feffrey Jennings, Judy 167 Jensen, Jan 195 Jessek, Tommie 210 Jessop, Jay Jessop, Jody Jeszenka, Kathy 167 Jette, Edward 167 Jobe, Frank 73,77,87 Johns, Alan Johns, Mary 167 Johns, Randy 167 Johnson, Brett 103,104 Johnson, David 167 Johnson, Debra 78 Johnson, Dollene Johnson, Gerald 86,210 Johnson. Janice 167 Johnson, Janell Johnson, Jim 86,210 Johnson, Joanne Johnson, Joelle 183 Johnson,Joe Johnson, Julia 183 Johnson, Kurt 54,86,210 Johnson, Lynda 183 Johnson, Marcy 195 Johnson, Maureen 43,167 Johnson, Milan Johnson, Mike Johnson, Monte 195 Johnson, Pamela 104,183 Johnson, Rebecca 105,210 Johnson, Roland 167 Johnson, Steve 195 Johnson, Ted Johnson, Tracy 46,64,101,168 Johnson, Trina 210 Johnston, Debra Johnston, Sharry Johnston, Terry 90,195 Jolliffe, Randle 168 Jolliffe, Renon 59,62.195,191,195 Jonas, Elaine 195 Jones, Aneta 52,53,105,210 Jones, Jeffrey 90,127,210 Jones, John 183 Jones, Louella Jones, Sally 184 Jones, Stanford 64,167 Jones, Steven Jones, Velma 104,195 Jonkel, James Jordan, Barbara 59,105,210 Jordan, Susan 14,59,195 Joscelyn, Judith 195 Jovin, Kurt 90 Jovin, Robert 90 K Kahm, Bryan 195 Kahn, Kim 210 Kain, Taramarie 195 Kaiser, Bill 80,168 Kane, Geoffrey Kaphammer, Bryan 76,90,210 Kaphammer, Kevin 77,195 Kaphammer, Steve 184 Karkanen, Linda 210 Karkanen, Steve 184 Kaufman, Cheryl 106,168 Kaufman, Craig 90 Kavanagh, Brian 54,86,210 Keeland, Teresa Keller, Christine 190,195 Keller, Karen 195 Kelley, Colleen 78 Kelley, Mary Jo 184 Kelley, Owen 210 Kemmer, Crystal Kenck, Carol Jo 168 Kendall, Lori Kendall, Susette 189 Kendall, Valerie 210 220 Kennedy, Johnnie Kent, Patricia 210 Kester, Michael Kidder, Tamara 210 Kimerly, Mary Kimerly, Theresa Kimmel, John 76,86 Kimmel, Teresa 184 King, Lisa 211 Kinney, Debbie 168 Kinney. Teresa 195 Kinsley, Nancy 211 Kirkpatrick, James 195 Kirkpatrick, Karen 64,168 Kirkpatrick, Paul 211 Kirschten, Jean Kitchin, James 196 Kitchin, Keith 211 Klapwyk, Guyla 211 Klaudt, Garry 87 Kliber, Kristi 211 Kline, Lynn 60,196 Kline, Mark 211 Kluk, Melody Knight, Richard 76,211 Knopp, Kathy Knuckolls, Sandra 168 Koble, Jeanida Kobs, Douglas 100,168 Koch, Jeffrey 87,196 Koepplin, Peggy 78,184 Koepplin, Robert 41,43,94,168 Koesler, Joseph Kolb, Debra 184 Komenda, Becki 211 Koontz, Nikki 56,123,168 Koostra, Robert 121,126,128,129 Kost, David Kotecki, Ronald Kottre, Angeline 105,211 Koures, Sofeea 184 Koures, Tony 91,168 Kouris, Anthony Kovacich, Sheila 184 Kradolfer, Cathleen 126,184 Kradolfer, Cheryl 127,211 Krantz, Thomas Krout, Kevin 54,184 Krout, Paul 127,128 Krout. Rory 127.128,211 Kruckeberg, Julie 97,121,211 Kruckeberg, Karen 97.109,122,168 Kruger, Rachel 56,57,64,168 Krum, George 102,109,168 Krum, Mark Kuenzel, Robert Kuffel, Rox'sanne 196 Kulawinksi, Daniel 196 Kulju, Ken Kulju, Kip 49,80,168 Kuntz, Thelma Ann 56,104,184 L Lachman, Jennie 104,184 Lackschewitz, Anna 47,61,118,121 Lake, Dan 77 Lake, John Lake, Karen 114 Lake, Mary 118 Lanfear, Jeanne 66,118 Lanfear, Laura Lang, Brent 100 Lang, Laura 104,106,184 Lange, Gwen Lange, Risa 78,196 Langevin, Laura 196 Langevin, Nora 168 Larsen, Eric 124 Larsen, Linda 168 Larson, Robert Larson, Debbie 123,169 Larson, Jacquelyn 169 Larson, David 126,129,184 Larson. Joni 57 Larson, Kathryn 105,211 Larson, Kyle Larson, Loren 54,103,104,196 Larson, Michelle 59,105,211 Larson, Mike 87 Larson, Philip Larson, Richard B. 211 Larson, Richard L. 211 Larson, Robert 211 Larson, Scott 69,70,101 Larson, Thomas 87 Lartz, Venessa 184 Lathom, Daniel Lavoie. Cheryl 169 Law, Christopher 124 Law, Erin 97,211 Lawrence, Jean 52,105,211 Lawrence, Ruth 52,104,118,196 La wry, Liz 34,41 Lawry, Pauline 115,118,124 Lawyer, Cynthia 121 Leaver, Debbie 211 Ledward, Erika Lefler, Roben 211 Lehman, Bradley 114 Lehman, Kerri Lehuta, James Levin, David 90,126,129 Lewis, Dale 70,211 Lewis, Danny Lewis, Janet Lewis, Kathy 211 Lewis, Tommy 102,104 Lindborg, Kai 77,124 Lindborg, Karl 76,127 Lloyd, Kimberly Lobdell. Tim 41,54,62,158.169 Loewen, Doreen 196 Loewen, Lorna 123,169 Loewen, Roy 211 Logan, Lanny 44,169 Longpre, Annette 14,169 Longpre, Carol 184 Longpre, Kristi 105 Lowe, Ed 211 Lowe, Kimberly 60,66,119 Lowe, Micheal 77,87 Lowe, Noel Lucas, David 211 Lucas, Roderic 109,169 Lucas, Sharon 106,134 Lueck, Joni 211 Lueck, Julie 105,184 Lukasik, Ginnysue 211 Lundmark, Eric 86 Lundmark, Terry 104,196 Lyndes, Mary Lynn, Scott 34,42,44,47,48,54,61, 62,73,74,121,126,129.169 M MacDonald, Scott Mace, Debbie 108,126 Mace, George 104 Mace, Karen 169 Mace, Lisa MacIntyre, Carolyn Mackey, Barbara Madar, Julie Maddux, Carol Madison, Sharon Maez, Lori 196 Magstadt, Jeffrey 184 Magstadt, Julia 212 Magstadt, Michael Magstadt, Pamela 127,212 Magstadt, Steven 196 Maier, Chris 169 Main, Cynthia 169 Main, Sandra 169 Malach, Coleen 196 Malach, Renny 54,212 Malach, Renee 123,169 Malach, Roxanne 169 Malcolm, Beth 104,169 Malek, Jeffrey 40,43,169 Malek, Maxine 212 Mallary, Robilyn 196 Manchester, Dale 76,86,212 Mangan, Anthony 184 Manis, Susan 104 Manley, Lauri 196 Manley, Marcia Manlove, George 169 Manlove, Robert 196 Manning, Sherry 212 Manthie, Rena Marbut, Erin 80,212 Marceau, Nita 169 Marchie, Wayne 54,196 Marcinkowski, Kathleen 78,119,126, 196 Marcinkowski, Mark 33,73,112 126,128,129 Marcinkowski, Patti 78,126,170 Marcinkowski, Paula 127,128,212 Marek, Deborah 185 Markham, Gwen 78,106 Markham, Scott Markiss, Debra 103,104,185 Markland, Laurel 53,196 Marquart, Donald 170 Marquart, Dwight 212 Marshall, Jerri Marshall, Joseph 212 Martin, Devie 212 Martin, Gary 90 Martin, Larry 91,170 Martin, Rick 88,170 Martinez, Robert Mason, Marylou Mason, Terance 185 Matuska, Jay Matye, Barb 185 Mauth, Terry Maxson, Nancy 56,61,97,112, 115,125,170 May, Jacqueline 105,212 May, Cyndi 102,170 Mayer, Colleen 40,104,170 Maynard, Crystal 196 Maynard, Terri 196,212 McAdams, Shaun 73m74,80,83, 170 McAffee, Gary 170 McCammant, Bryan 1 70 McCammant, David 126 McCarthy, Deborah McCarthy, John McClean, William 87 McCormick, Steven McCoy, Jack McDonald, Bruce 185 McDonald, Cindy 185 McDonald, Kathy 212 McDonald, Keith 70,170 McDonald, Lauri 105,119,212 McDonald, Scott 196 McDonald, Timothy 76,86,212 McDonald, Tomas 80,196 McDowell, Gina 196 McDowell, Kevin 103,104,126,128, 129,196 McGillen, Harry 170 McKay, Deborah 185 McKay, Julia 122,212 McKay, Mary 122,196 McKean, Laurie McKee, Janet 170 McKee, William McKenzie, Marta McKinney, Debora McKinnon, Debbie McKinzie, Pamela 78 McLaughlin, Tom 100.170 McMorris, Coleen 170 Mead, Timothy Meadche, Cynthia Meadche, Dean Meier, Sara 185 Melton, Linda 212 Meloche, Teri 212 Melvin, Rita 105,213 Melvin, Teresa 125,185 Merila, Mark 54,76,86,213 Merkt, Cecelia 185 Merritt, Connie 170 Merritt, Michelle 202,203 Merseal, Mike Mertins, I la 196 Merwin, Kenneth 107,185 Merwin, Kyla 122,196 Meuchel, Dean Meyer, Eddie Meyer, James 76,213 Meyer, Laura Michaels, Sherri 185 Michaels, Wendy 213 Micken, Kelly 213 Mickelson, Diane 185 Micknak, Laurie Midyett, Julia 71,213 Mielke, Dorothy 52,53,213 Miessner, Rita 170 Miller, Brad 14,77,196 Miller, Jody Miller, Joseph 126,128.129,185 Miller, Richard 213 Miller, Sheri Mills, Dawn 122,196 Mills, Denise 170 Minster, Tony Mitchell, Bill 170 Mitchell, Birgit Mitchell, Cathleen 171 Mitchke, Edward Mitchke, Renee 213 Mix, Kendra 104,112,185 Mix. Lori 126,128,129.185 Mobley, Karla 98,171 Mobley, Keith Mocabee, Susan 78,185 Moderie, Charles 197 Moderie, Daniel 73,74,91,92 Moderie, Michael 90 Moderie, Nicholas 76,86 Moffatt, Nicole Mogen, Crystal Mogen, Denise Mohland, Ronda Moisey, Richard 64,185 Mollett, Marc 62 Monaco, Angeline 52,53,213 Monaco, Cary Monaco, Keith 185, Monaco, Kelvin 100,197 Monaco, Kurt Montgomery, David 213 Montreuil, Michele Moon, Susanne 61,197 Moore, Monty Moore, Shellene 40,43,56,57,171 Moraca. David Moran, Kevin 73,74,104 Morgan, Wesley 213 Morin, Douglas 33,197 Morin, Rebecca 104,185 Morrison, Joanna 62 Morse, Richard 44,62,80,83,171 Mort, Lynn 118,121,125 Moss, John Moss, Marta 104,197 Mostad, Timothy 197 Mote, Jacqueline Mourar, Coleen 197 Mourar, Marcia 36,102,104,109, 110,157,158,171 Mua, Cha 171 Muchmore, Diana 118,213 Murphy, Charlotte 171 Murphy, Hilary 62,158 Murphy, Lucy 118,185 Murphy, Patrice 118,197 Murphy, Rosalee Murahy, Sabrina 119,213 Mury, Bradley 88,185 Murray, Elizabeth 98,171 Murray, Rose 58,185 Mutch, Linda 124,127,213 Myers, David 66,185 Myers, Diana 171 N Narum, James 44,46,88,102,104, 171 Narum, Leann 105,213 Naturale, Paulette 52,213 Nash, Tim Needles, Matt 171 Neel, Tim 124 Neer, Tami Neidigh, Deleis 104,185 Neill, Nancy 123,171 Neilson, Barbara 185 Neilson, Bonnie 123,171 Nelson, Gary 41,43,44,70,88,171 Nelson, Jeffrey 197 Nelson, Jill 197 Nelson, Karen 197 Nelson, Lori 105,213 Nelson, Lynda 104,119,197 Nelson, Scot 213 Nelson, Suzanne 126,197 Nelson, Wayne 197 Netzer, Carrie 71,101,105,213 Neuhausen, Roxanne 213 Neumiller, Edward Neumiller, Kenneth New, Beverli Newby, Tamara 60,104,185 Newman, Sandra 185 Nichols, Steve Nicholson, Brenda 197 Nicholson, Cheryl Nicholson, Gayla 186 Nickelson, Todd Nicklay, Bob 62,76,86,203,213 Nimlos, Mark 33,77.115 Nimlos, Peter Nokleby, Susan 71,186 Norbury, Virgil 171 Nordby, Ann Norris, Jodi Norwood, Ann 197 Nuckolls, Cleva 214 Nuckolls, Oscar Nuckolls, Sandra 171 Nuckils, Teresa 186 Nunley, Connie 197 Nurse, Edward 214 Nurse, Susan 89,83,186 Nydoske, Jeri 118 Nyquist, Katherine 38,45,102,104, 111.157.158.171 Nyquist, Terry 38,104,197 O O'Brien, Joel Occhiuto, Scott Ochsner, Vanessa 59,105,214 Oechsli, Joseph 214 Ogden, Christopher Ogle, Susan 171 Oglesbee, Douglas Ogrin, Kirk 186 Olin, Kathy Oliver, Katheryn Olson, Patrick 33,62,108,112,115, 126.128.171 O'Neil, Diana 186 Opie, John 77 Oppegaard, Eva 171 Orchli, Joe 76 Ortisi, Bruce 124,197 P Page, Kari Palmer, Charlene 172 Palmer, Jack 105,214 Panian, Brian 214 Panian, Shelia 14,186 Paprotny, Franz Parenteau, Donna 186 Parenteau, Tamara 198 Park, Kathleen Parker, Diana 198 Parker, Linda Parker, Grant 115,118,121.124 Parker, Randy Parks, Jackie 172 Parrish, Edna 104 Parrish, Robert Patterson, John 33,70,97,101, 110.112,113.124.198 Paulson, Laurie 186 Paulson, Warren 172 Pavell, Sheila Pearce, John 104,198 Pearson, Lyle Pearson, Ricky Pearson, Russell Pederson, Debbie 59,186 Pelkey, Abra 36,172 Pel key, Neil 186 Pengelly, Mark Pennington, Frances Perry, Cindy Perry, Cleto Perry, Lisa 104,121,198 Peters, Debbie 186 Peters, Shannon Petersen, Ronnie Petersen, Scott 76,214 Peterson, Gretchen 198 Peterson, Kendra 214 Peterson, Robert Peterson, Thomas Petroff, Kenny 73,88,172 Petrou, Eva Pettersen, Mike Pettinato, Loretta 104 Pfau, Kevin 172 Pfau, Kimberle 104,186 Pfau, Margaret Pfau, Sharon 172 Pfau, Teresa Pfeiffer, James 115.118.124 Pfeiffer, Leola 172 Pfister, Gregory 76,214 Phelps. Carolyn 33.97.112.198 Phillips, Jolene 52,186 Phillips. Richard 76,86,214 Pickens, Carrie 214 Pickens, Jennifer Pickens, William 100 Pidcock, Rebecca 214 Pidcock, William 214 Plaggemeyer, Debby 104,186 Plaggemeyer, Kathy 198 Plieness, Raymond 90,186 Podoll, Albert Poitras, Janis 123,172 Poling, Jean 214 Polinsky, Jace Popko, Alexander 118,198 Popko, John Ed 46,66,114,115,172 Porter, John Porter, Lanice 98,104,172 Porter, Linda Potter, Lisa Potter, Stuart 86 Potter, Wade Poulson, Susan Powell, James 87,104,198 Powell, Wendy 52,53,62,105,202, 213,214 Prather, Dean Preston, Ginger 214 Preston, Robin 54 Price, Christina 97 Price, Colin Price, Julie 198 Price, Mary 172 Pritchard, Ronald 54,76 Privett, Mary 214 Privett, Toni 105,214 Pulliam, Jim Purchio, Anthony 14,73,87,106, 186 Purchio, John 65,73,74,114,172 Purchio, Nicholas 76,90,214 Q Quaintance, Dennis R Rabold, Stephen Ralstin, Lori 172 Ramos, Alice Ramos, Antoinette 105 Randles, Colleen Randles. Danny 76.202,203,214 Randles, Scott 76,90 Randles, Tammie 60,198 Rasmussen, Anchor 187 Rasmussen, Julie 118,198 Rasmussen, Roberta 214 Rasmussen, Timothy 172 Rathbun, Bradley 215 Ratliff, Rhonda 198 Ratliff, Thelma 215 Rautz, Patti Ray, Gary Raymond, James 54,76,215 Raymond, Michael 76,87,198 Redman, Lois 215 Reed, Henry Reeves, John 86 Reeves, Tim 215 Regan, Ronald Regan, Sandy 172 Rehberg, BettyLynn 187 Reich, Gregory 87 Reich, Paul 187 Reid, Bruce 76 Reimann, Lory Reineke, Roy Reiner, David 187 Reinhardt, Forest 34,40,43,47, 102,104.121,125,172 Reinholtz, Mark Remington, Steven Resner, Steve 92 Reynolds, Dorothea 128,215 Rice, Anita 104,187 Rice, Connie 123,172 Rice, Sherri 215 Rich, Kenneth Richards, Joyce 172 Richards, Samuel Richardson, Loris 198 Richlen, Troy Richlev, Troy 215 Richtmyer, Karen 52,215 Ridley, Carrie 187 Riebe, Terry Riefflin, Albert 54,73,87,186 Riel, Dale Riley, Debra 173 Riley, Kathryn 186 Riley, Paula 105 Rink, Regina Rink, Roberta Rising, Karen 215 Risland, Lalani 109,186 Robbins, Elissa 66,67 Roberts, Cherie 173 Roberts, Marlene 62,103,104,191, 198 Robinson, Daniel 76,86,215 Robinson, Susan 198 Robison, Brent 76,90,215 Robison, Glenn 104 Robison, Vickie 173 Rodgers, Kimy Rogers, Cynthia 123,173 Rogge, James 70,101 Rogge, Lisa Rolshoven, Brian Rolshoven, Eric 73,90 Rolshoven, William 14,44,62,70, 102.104.110.173 Rosenbaum, Mark 54,198 Rosenbaum, Sheryl 52,53,186 Roth, Michael Roth, Tammy 173 Rothermel, Joseph Rowe, James 76,86,215 Rowe, Margaret 190,198 Rowe, Robert 173 Rowe. Stephanie 190,198 Rowley, Sharon 173 Rowley, Steven Rudio, Kenneth Ruana, Dennis 173 Rusk, Lewis Rusk, Terri 173 Ryan, Barrie 108,126,128,129.186 Ryan, Janece Ryan, Terrie 43,56,123,173 Ryan, Timothy 76,215 S Sager, Richard 198 Sale. Robert 127.128,215 Salmonson, James Salmonson, Kelly 54,199 Salmonson, Kristine Salmonson, Kyle 54,199 Salois, Verna 198 Salomon, James 215 Salomon, Janet 123,173 Salomon, Joanne 126,198 Salter, Charles Salter, Jo 215 Sample, Joyce 104,187 Sampson, Lawerence Sampson, Tracy 61,187 Sandau, Rodney 102,104,187 Sandberg, Kay 103.104,109.111,187 Sandberg, Kelly 101.105 Sandberg, Kim 33,103,104,112,113. 187 Sandefur, Denise 103,104,173 Sandgren, Cynthia 173 Sanford, Philp Sauer, Cynthia Savage. Dan Savage, Mark Sayler, Karen 199 Sayler, Kenneth Sayler, Marvin Scales, Madeleine 47,62,63,102,104 121.125.173 Scharfe, James Schatz, Brian 199 Schatz, Stephen 173 Schauer, Leeann 173 Schauer, Suzy 215 Scheeler, Michelle 173 Schenck, Daniel 66,115 Schenck, Donald Schenck, Larry 46,66.173 Schendel, Torgie 104,199 Schilz, Thomas Schiweck, Karen 103,104,187 Schiweck, Paul 215 Schlappy, John 187 Schmelebeck, Carmen 52.62,191 Schmitz, Cora Schmill, Randy 100 Schneegas, Barry Schneider, Dennis Schoening, Leilani Schonrock, Mark Schonrock, Susan 118,126 Schrage, Tina 118 Schriver, Angela 56,119,125,187 Schriver, Dana 56,62,191,199 Schriver, Kimberly 215 Schriver, Mary 187 Schroeder, Karen 104,121,199 Schroer, Linda 126 Schroer, Sonja Schull, Scott 188 Schultz, Chris 199 Schultz, Donald 54 Schultz, Keith 33,112 Schultz, Walter 199 Schultz, Robert 103,104 Schutt, Donald Schwartz, Joann 187 Schwend, Ronald 188 Schwenk, William 174 Scott, A'Lisa 194,199 Scott, Bryan Scott, Carolyn 105,215 Seaman, Randi Sebring, Joni 104,188 Sebring, Thomas 215 Seely, Susan 126,188 Schestedt, Karen 188 Seibert, Joni 199 Seibert, Tom Seitz, Dale Seitz, Corine Seitz, Deborah 215 Selleck, Bonnie 215 Sellegren, Lynn 109,174 Senecal, James Shaffer, William Shafizadeh, Zandy Sharbono, Dean Shatto, Brenda Shatto, Mark Shatto, Rodney Shatto, Ronald Shaw, Adella Sheldon, Warren 127.128 Sheldon, William 126,128,129 Sherer, Markeita Shirk, Scott Showalter, Chris Shull, Scott Sickels, Pamela 199 Sidener, Steven 174 Siegford, Karen 97,115,215 Silverman, Mark 188 Simmons, David G. 100,174 Simmons, David H. 44,54 Simmons, David W. 103,104,128 Simmons, Janet 62 Simmons, Karla Simmons, Lorraine 188 Simpson, Gary Simpson, Steven Sipes, Rose Skari, Tala 121.128,174 Skeie, Diane Slawson, Leonard Sloan, Leon Smith, Ada 199 Smith, Cheryl 1 74 Smith, Cyndee 174 Smith, Debra 188 Smith, John 216 Smith, Kathy Smith, Kimberly 188 Smith, Morgan 1 74 Smith. Robert 44,62,63,110.115, 222 126,128.129,158,174 Smith, Roberta Smith, Terry Smoak, Debbie 188 Snodgrass, Teresa 199 Sofil, Robin Sohlberg, Kristen 66,104,118,125, 188 Sohlberg, Olof 54,62,105,203,216 Sokoloski, John 54,66,190,199 Solander, Laurie Solum, Christy 1 74 Sowre, Curtis 199 Sprague, Jack Spring, Marvhelle 123,174 Squire, Michelle 199 Srader, Barbara Stacy, Marilyn 216 Stacy, Michael 216 Staggs, Bernard 188 Staggs, Laurie 199 Staggs, Theodore 119 Stahl, John 103,104,188 Stalcup, Carmella Stalcup, Korene 174 Stanley, Carol 199 Startin, Barb 174 Startin, Dennis 199 Startin, Kenneth Stebbins, Nancy Steele, Cindy Steele, Debra Steele, Kenneth Steele, Steven Steinberg, Richard 199 Steinberg, Stephanie Steinbrenner, Thomas 216 Steinbrenner, Gerry 199 Stensrud, Karen Stephan, Dave 174 Stephen, Kari 216 Stephens, Brent 118,216 Stephens, Rhonda 199 Stephens, Shanna 188 Sterner, Shelly 60,199 Sterner, Tina 216 Stetler, Debbie 174 Stevens, Laurie Stevens. Richard Stevens, Rozanne 216 Stevenson, Judy 14,98,99,174 Stevenson, Laurie Stevenson, Mike 174 Stevenson, Timothy 216 Stewart, Jolene 216 Stewart, Leslie 216 Sticht, Terry Stickney, Arlene 1 74 Stickney, Daniel 216 Stimson, James 104,174 Stine, Tim Stinger, Anita 175 Stoker, Kathy 122,188 Stoker, Vickie 199 Strait, Velma 175 Strothman, William Stubb, Joey 188 Stuckey, Jeffrey Stucky, Jennifer 105,216 Suckow, Susan 199 Suda, Timothy Sullivan, Daniel 106,188 Sullivan, Helen 216 Sullivan, Michelle 200 Susen, Mary Susen, Peter 216 Sutherland, Barbara 123,175 Sutton, Charles 188 Sutton, Kelvin Swart, Richard 54,175 Swartz, Craig Swartz, Lori Swift, Timothy T Taberna, Chris Tabish, Dean Tabish, Debbie Talbot, Deborah 34,48,64,104, 111,175 Talbot, Gretchen 114,121 Talbot, Katrin 114,118,121,125 Tallmadge, Parry 54.97,105,216 Tarras, Linda 105,203,216 Tasker, Kelly Tayer, Dennis 73,188 Taylor, Andrew 109,110,111,115, 121 Taylor, Blaine 73,85,88,188 Teichrow, Cynthia 126,128,188 Templeton, Nancy 97,104,121,188 Templeton, Thomas 107,124 Tennant, Janet 58,104,188 Tennison, Micheal Tennison, Teresa 123,175 Ternes, Cynthia Ternes, Debra 216 Ternes, Laureen 200 Terry, Tracie 105,119,217 Thaggard, Stephen Thane, Mark 54,55,200 Thane, Teresa 46,49,102,104,125, 175 Thick, Kenneth Thiringer, Sally 123,175 Thomas, Amy Thomas, Charles 90,217 Thomas, Margie Thompson, Connie 127,217 Thompson, Daniel 200 Thompson, Dean 175 Thompson, John 66,175 Thompson. Mary Jo 105 Thompson, Patricia 175 Thompson, Ricky Thompson, Rory Thompson, Scott Thornton, Sarah 121,217 Thrall, Diane 175 Thrasher, Gerald 175 Thurman, Richard Thurman, Shelley Thurston, Albert 200 Thurston, Colette 200 Tietz, Jaylene Towe, David Towe, Larry Tracer, Bryan 100,175 Traver, David Trautman, Kelly Treichel, Kelly 189 Treichel, Susan 117,217 Tripp, Christopher 54,76,217 Tripp, Christopher Tripp, Raymond 200,77 Tripp, Debra 200 Tritz, Suzanne 104,122,200 Tritz, Terrance 107,217 Trollope, Judy 66,189 Trollope, Steve 100,175 Troop, Cameron Troxel, John 62,76,86,103,105, 127,202,203,217 Truett, Glinda Tucker, Tommy Turcotte, Raymond Tureck, Anastasia 200 Tureck, Kathleen 200 Turman, George 127,128 Tuttle, Steve U Uda, Carolyn Uda, Michael Ulrich, Amanda 200 Ulrich, Barbara Underwood, Tammy Utech, Jean 123,175 Utler, Julie 52 V Valdivia, Francisco 38,14,97,118, 175 Vanderpauwert, Lori Van Dyke, Julie 123,175 Vanaelstyn, Edward Van Meter, James Vann, Jill Vann, Julie 1 75 Vanommen, Roger Vasecka, Kathryn 118,200 Veitenheimer, Debra 189 Veitenheimer, Rene Veitenheimer. Sheena 80,175 Venn. Deborah 52,200 Venn. Randall 54,73.87.189 Verlanic. Gail Verworn, Jeffery Vick, David Villarreal, Susan Vinje, Alan Vinje, Cheryl 104 Vizzutti, Melanie 98,175 Voss, Christopher Voss, Jerry 100 Voss, Ramond Voth, Tom 72,73,75,91,93 W Wacholtz, Jeffrey 33,64,107,112 Wacholtz, William 127,128 Wafstet, Daniel Wagner, Hal 176 Wagner, Mark 217 Wagoner, Derrelyn 201 Walker, Darrel Walker, Mary Ann 217 Wallace, Donald 54,77,201 Wallace, Sheri 36,176 Wallace, Timothy Walston, Delores Walter, Kimberly 189 Walters, Curtis 217 Walther, John 90,201 Wamback, Rhonda 80,105 Wamsley, Micheal 85,88,176 Ward. Anna Ward, David Ward, Dennis 217 Ward, Jeff Ward, Jon 77 Ward, Marie 217 Ward, Sherrie Warden, Becky 217 Warren, Larry Watson, Darryl Watson, Donald Watson, Douglas Weber, Nancy 66,178,189 Weer, Danette Weer, Douglas 100 Wehmeyer, Kirk Weidenfeder, Donald 61,62,70,119, 203,217 Welch, John 201 Welch, Kenneth 189 Weldon. Bill 217 Werling, Erik Westgard, Bettina 176 Weston, Connie 58,98,104,176 Weston, William 201 Whalen, Lisa 189 Whitaker, Jean 78 White, Russell 126,129,189 White, Paula 36,37,103,104,176 White, Trudy 176 Whitehouse, Laura 56,104,189 Whiting, Anne 46,48,56,57,66,176 Whitmire, Ruth 189 Whitmire, Tim 176 Wicks. Linda Wiege, Douglas Wigen, Renee 176 Wigen, Shawn Wilcox, Annette 104,201 Wilcox, Kevin 176 Wilder, Janan 201 Will, Debbie Willey, Janice Williams, Bill Williams, Debra 189 Williams, Jim 73,87,189 Williams, Kim 176 Williams, Laura 217 Williams, Michael 86,217 Williams, Pamela 61,105,217 Wilson, Charmaine 33,35,42,45,46,48, 56.57,62,64,66,67,158,176 Wilson, Edward Wilson, Elizabeth 104,176,201 Wilson, Karen 123 Wilson, Molly 201 Wilson, Randall 106,189 Wilson, Robert 126,128,129.189 Wilson, Richard 106,176 Wilson, Sara Wilson, Susan Winchell, Joseph Winched. Marlene 71,101,122,217 Winched, Sherry 106,176 Windham, Judy 78,178,189 Winner, Michael 176 Winstone, Charlene Wisdom, Judy Wittenberg, Marisa 98,99,123,176 Wojciechowski, Stephen Wolfe, Cindy 189 Wolfe, Deloit 54,55,126,129 Wolfe, Melinda 36,80,1 76 Wolfer, Richard Womack. Alicia Wontor, James 41,44,54,55,176 Wood, Catherine 189 Wood, Donnis Wood, Eric Wood, Ronald Wood, William Woods, Teri Wooley, Shirley 52,60,201 Woolridge, Tami 1 76 Worden, Linda 104,189 Wren, Scott Wright, Christina Wright, Glen Wright, Steven 90 Wul, Debbie 201 Wustner, Pat Wutsch, Charles Wylie, Gordon 80,83,189 Wylie, Roger 201 Y Yarbrough, Rose 189 Yelton, Candace York. Terry 201 Youell, Jud 40,176 Young, Kristi 66,189 Young. Mark 100.189 Young, Michael Z Zentner, Deborah 52,62,122,203,217 Zibell, Jennifer Zibell, Theodore Zirker, Nila Elizabeth Taylor lias spent her entire career of 17 years teaching at Hellgate. She started with freshman social science courses and worked up to senior government classes, hut she returned to the junior level because she preferred American History to U.S. Government. “ l eaching is a great profession,” said Mrs. 'Taylor. “Kids are so optimistic and don’t have the oppressing problems many adults have.” Mrs. Taylor noticed the changes in Hellgate’s student body from 1957. She said she sees a major change in the students’ attitudes toward social values. “Students today are more mature, less easily satisfied, and more concerned and serious,” she remarked. Mrs. 'Taylor is looking forward to having some spare time. She plans to travel, utilize her culinary skills, and work with other hobbies that she did not have time for while teaching. Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor Retiring Teachers I Mrs. Pearl Felker After teaching 34 years, 12 of them at Hellgate, Mrs. Pearl Felker left the profession at the end of the 1973-74 year. Mrs. Felker, a member of Hellgate’s English Department since 1962, said she has many fine memories. She witnessed the establishment of Hellgate as an independent high school in 1964. She said she has always preferred this time-worn building to the shiny, modern Sentinel building. “Hellgate is like an old home that has been renovated. I’ve watched it grow.” During her stay at Hellgate, Mrs. Felker taught mostly freshmen and sophomores but also had begun working with an individual study group of about 15 seniors. “I worked with a wonderful faculty and student body,’ said Mrs. Felker. “I found myself growing more and more fond of Hellgate as the time grew close for me to leave.” File “mental jocks are the students of the National Honor Society. Seniors and exceptional juniors are chosen on the basis of leadership, scholarship, service, character and a B or better average. Mr. Werner Held is the advisor of the Hellgate chapter, which consists of 64 Seniors and 27 Juniors. I he honorary member is Malfred Bratveit. Officers this year were Pres. Barb Koostra, Vice Pres. Kathleen Magone, Sec. Caroline Patterson and Treas. Kathy Holden. PICTURED ABOVE ARE NHS MEMBERS SELECTED IN THEIR JUNIOR YEAR. First Row — Senior Members: Adv. Werner Held. Teresa Nokleby, Pres. Kathleen Magone, Vice Pres. Barbara Koostra. Kathy Wheeler. Treas. Kathy Holden, Para Gallagher, Sec. Caroline Patterson. Row 2: Junior Members: Diana Fairbank. Cindy Herbig, Charmaine Wilson, Joni Deschamps, Forest Reinhardt. Row 3: Bob Koepplin, Jeff Malek, Doug Ammons. Colleen Mayer, Jim Wontor. Row 4: Elizabeth Lawry. Karen Kruckeburg, Greg Gould. Greg Ammondson, Scott Lynn. Row 5: Merri Hartse. Lissa Field. Gary Nelson, J ud Yuoell, J on Cusker. National Honor Society NHS SENIOR MEMBERS Front Row; Gary Manchester, Jim Stevenson, Dave Fine, Rich Forbis, Paul Boxleitner, Susanne Foss, Sue Barker, Debbie Pitts. Martha Ballard. Brenda Palmer. Row 2: Tim Campbell. Emily Clubb, Sally McHugh. Sarah Brown, Malfred Bratveit, Elizabeth Reinhardt, Marilyn Taylor. Row 3: Chris Swift, Jane Kruckeburg, Kathy V an Dyck. Kathy Salmonson, Debbie McKinney, Belinda McDonald, Sand) Plieness, Jim Rothermel, Jean Carter, Gloria Case, Kathy Yasser. Nina Peterson, Laurie Peck, Bonnie Hoeg, Row 4: Kim Mitchell. Paul Schultz, Steve Rehberg, John Aye, Robin Bulman, John Weidenfeller, Anne Holiday, Sue Harper, Belle Houseman. Ralph Wilson, Jeannette Jones, Val Hanks. Lee Nyquist. Row 5: Fred Carl, Ray Miller, Morgan Hart, Doug Kirkpatrick, Bill Wallace, Sue Bethke, Rick Koepplin, Jay Cusker. Denise Samel, Donna Golden. State Music Festival Twenty-four superior ratings were achieved by instrumentalists and vocalists at the State Music Festival. The winning soloists are pictured at the right. Two ensembles of band that received a superior were: Woodwind quintet (Gayle Gillespie, Merri Hartse, Jackie Cheatham, Jace Cheatham, Carol Colwell), anil mixed clarinet quartet (Janice Harvey, Joy Darling, Kathy Layman, and J anelle Berthoud). Four vocal ensembles awarded superior ratings were: The Chevaliers, Freshman Mixed Ensemble, Mynstrelles No. 2 and the Sophomore Girls Choir. Superior string ensembles were: I he Mozart String Quartet (Nancy Lofgren, Debbie Pitts, Sally McHugh and Andrew Taylor), the Brahms String Quartet (Forest Reinhardt, Madeleine Scales, Martha Ballard and Cindy Herbig) and a violin duet (Lisa Perry and Fonda Hollenbaugb). SUPERIOR RATINGS AT STATE MUSIC FESTIVAL Front Row: Forest Reinhardt, Tala Skari, Fonda Hoilenbaugh. Row 2: Charlie Clubb, Barb Koostra, Janice Harvey. Emily Clubb. Row 3: Cindy Herbig, Tim Campbell. Fourth Row: Jim Narum. Carol Colwell, Lisa Perry. Modern Dance For Modern Dance’s annual spring production, 21 girls choreographed and danced their own creations, with the help of their advisor, Mrs. Dee Vacura. The dances included “The Gallery”, “Immigrant” and a Raggedy Ann and Andy act. The dance shown at left was done by Connie Weston, Terri Rusk and Debby Dimmit, The members worked together as a group to produce a fine, well- balanced production. State Music Festival Soviet Wrestlers Ten Soviet wrestlers and three officials visited Missoula while touring the United States. They received a warm welcome from the student body at an all-school assembly in their honor. The wrestlers were given a standing ovation by the student body. Student Council presented the Soviets with Missoula souvenir mugs and the hand won praise from the visitors for its rendition of the Soviet national anthem. While in Montana the wrestlers attended a rodeo in Ronan and a pow wow on Arlee. They wrestled the top 10 high school wrestlers from Montana. CAST OF CH AR ACTERS Kathleen Magone. . . , [im Narum Sandy Braaten Paul Schultz Mike Syverson Richard Hanson Slim Craig Cordial Will Parker Paul Fossum Jud Fry Emily Clubb Sterling Chord Brenda Palmer . . . (jertie Cummings Kathy Nyquist Ellen Teresa Thane Pauline Black Sylvie Kav Sandberg Marcy Maurar Tim Campbell Andrew Carnes Bill Wallace . Cord Elam Vicki Black . .Vivienne Marlene Roberts.... Caroline Patterson . . Virginia Bill Rolshoven . Jess Brett Johnson Chalmers Rod Sandau J‘ e Murphy Box Loren Larson Pete GIRLS Charlotte Cromwell, Linda Gauld, Kim Healea, Toni Hinton, Jayne Kruckberg, Debbie Markiss, Cyndi May, Anita Rice, Denise Sandefur, Karen Schiweck, Joni Sebring, and Katliy Wheeler. i Oklahoma! “Ain’t she funny” was the reaction given by the crowd as Gertie (Brenda Palmer) pulled Curley (Jim Narum) down to the troft. Sweet talkin’ Curley (Jim Narum) tries to persuade Laurie (Sandy Braaten) to accompany him to the Box Social. Scrawny old Aunt Filer (Kathleen Magone) enjoyed the ogling from the men. Pictured with Aunt Filer are Fred (Mike Syverson), Ike (Paul Schultz), Slim (Rick Hanson), Jew (Rod Sandau), Jess (Bill Rolshoven) and Pete (Loren Larson). Directed by: I )onald Wulff - Drama Harold Herbig- Orchestra Neil Dahlstrom - Choral Dody Morrison - Choreographer Debbie Talbot - Student Director Qvuu CARolincTAiicRSori Kjnq GaR.ii f Wc usteR_ mmm Approximately 300 tuxedo and or formal dad students filled the brightly decorated Hellgate boys gym to waltz and boogie to the Many Sounds of Nine, a musical group from W ashington. m rtonv The crepe paper draped gym resembled a courtyard to convey the prom’s theme, “Enchanted Kingdom”. Gary Manchester and Caroline Patterson were chosen by fellow seniors as royalty. The “better luck next time” kids were princesses Karma Clark, Tara Gellagher and Kathy Michaels and Princes Dave Fine, Ron Hilton and Kriss Lund. 1-2-3 dip! Joni Dechamps and Tim Campbell, obviously bored stiff, suffer through prom night. Prom chairman Anne Whiting dances the evening away. Kriss Lund, you buffoon! 3� Brad Grader shows his talents. 'Flu Hellgate Knights placed fourth in tournament standings this year. 'Flu standouts for this year’s Knight S were Mark Reich, who made All State second team, and Blaine Taylor, who made honorable mention. Hellgate will have two returning lettermen, Brad Graeter and Blaine Taylor. Mark Reich soars high for a basket as teammate Darrell Beckwith (40) looks on in astonishment. State Meets Hellgate sent 12 grapplers to the state meet in Butte this year; of the 12, 4 took state honors. I he wrestlers were Fd Campbell, 115 pounds, second place; Tony Koures, 101 pounds, third place; Tom Voth 158 pounds, fourth place. In over-all standings Hellgate captured seventh place in the 14-team contest. The Knights were hoping for an exciting season next year as they will be losing only two seniors. SPRINTERS AND WEIGHTMEN: Front Row: Fred Carl. Kelly Crisp, Chris Law, Shawn Anderson, Duane Dauenhauer, Dale Wingo, Brad Fairdough, John Brittner. Row 2: Coach Larry Me Kinney, Don Gauld, Craig Cordial, Dave Gleason, Mike Lowe, Steve Kirkhart, Scott Shull. Dave Sailor, Eric Rolshoven, Joe Rothermel, Bob Coffman. Row 3: Coach Ken Walt. John Bentham, 1'om Mac Donald. Bill Schwenk, Brad Graeter, Roh Reesman, Scott Lynn. Jay Huggins. Pat Armstrong. Row 4: Dan Moderie, Ben Harbison, Larry Hudson. Bob Pettit. Doug Golie, Rich Hatfield, Jim Jahner, Randy Seaman. The Hellgate Knights started the season slow this year, hut by the state meet the Knights gained recognition in individual performances. Roh Reesman set two state records in the one mile, 4:18.6. and the two mile, 9:21.2. Fred Carl set a new meet record in the pole vault, 14-3. Boh Pettit won the javelin with a throw of 195-3. Hellgate placed sixth in the state this year. The Knights will be losing 14 seniors; Mark Clark, Neil Cole, Roh Reesman, Dale Wingo, Rich Hatfield, Steve Rehberg, Dan Hunter, Fred Carl, Kelly Crisp, Dave Sailor, Ben Harbison, Larry Hudson, Boh Pettit and Doug Golie. Boys’ Track Girls’ Track and Intramural Softball This year’s Girls Track Team consisted of freshman, sophomore and junior girls. Mentors were Head Coach Charlotte Manthit and Assistant Coaches Ray Weidmer, Bruce Batv and Sue Brown. The Girls did not do as well as predicted this year hut they are hoping for a better season next year. State Qualifiers-Front Row: Darlene Castonguay, Sofeea Koures. Row 2: Risa Lange. Jeannie Koble. Chris Keller, Denise Giffin, Sheila Panian, Laurie Dobbins. Outstanding individuals for the season were Darlene Castonguay, Sheila Panian and Risa Lange. 'IVnnis Team — Front Row: Kevin Cregg, George Man love. Row 3: Tim Alley. Ken Crisp. Coach Bob VViesner. Sherri Larry Silverman, Tina Schrage, Mark Silverman. Row 2: Bill Wallace, Jennifer Hagestad. Hamilton. Coach Karen Moses, Colleen Mayer, Colleen Malach. Although weak in dual meets the Hellgate golf team scored when most needed, to place fourth at the Divisional Golf meet at Kalispcll. This years boys team captured a spot for the state tournament. In individual honors Lynn Kvenson qualified for state for the girls. Hellgate will be losing seniors Dave Fine, Rich Forbis, Frank Gaul, Frank Crowley and Debbie Riefflin. David Fine was first man in season averages. Coach Jim Bullock was the able teacher of the nearly all-senior squad. Tennis and Golf Practicing in brief periods between the rains, tlx racket team of Hellgate prepared for an extensive schedule of meets. Coach Boh VViesner had to cope with one of the more wet springs of Missoula hut still rounded out a boys team that placed second in the state. In boys singles Hellgatcs Kevin Cregg placed second. The Hellgate girls placed second in divisional . In doubles Sherri Wallace and Colleen Mayer placed fifth in the state. Golf Team Front Row: Al Riefflin, Coach Jim Bullock. Row 2: Randy Venn, Lanny Logan. Boh Rowe. Missing from picture: Lynn Kvenson, Frank Crowley, Frank Gaul, Rich Forbis, Dave Fine, and Debbie Riefflin. Rob Rrcsman-Traclc VICA David Simmons was elected president of the Montana Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (V ICA) for 1974-75 at a state VICA leadership conference at Havre. Hellgate was also named VICA school of the year for Montana for having the winners of 27 ribbons and awards. Five first place winners in the Skills Olympics were Larry Alexander, Kevin Gordon, David Simmons, Brvan Tracer, and Mark Young. The five winners are now eligible to compete in a national VICA Olympics at San Antonio, Texas. Other Hellgate students receiving top ratings were Steve Trollpoe and Jerry Voss for the club display and Sean Corigan, Kevin Gordon, Kevin Kaphammer. Bryan Tracer, Jerry V oss and Gordon Wylie receiving first places for Vocational Exposition. SKILLS OLYMPICS FIRST PLACE WINNERS From Left: Mark Young, David Simmons, Kevin Gordon, Bryan Tracer and Larry Alexander. INDUSTRIAL VOCATIONAL EXPOSITION WINNERS — Front Row: Bill Pickens, Randy Schill, Mark Young. Second row: John Lundquist. Joe Murphy. Tom McLaughlin, Kevin Gordon, Larry Alexander. Third row: Bryan Tracer, Joe Wulfekuhle, Mark Johnson, David Simmons, Jerry Voss. Advisor Roger Hyem. NOT PICTURED: Sean Corrigan. Kevin Kaphammer, Gordon Wylie, Dave Burnham. Jean Carter. Craig Fairclough, Monty Eields. Mike Gould. Tom Headley, Glen Howley, Larry Hudson. Jeff Magstadt, Dan Means. Kieth Monaco, Jeff N'elson, Rod Olsen, Jim Pulliam. Mark Reich, Bob Ross. Dee Stevens. Dave Traver, joe Trcdik, Dave Treichel and Mark Young. Max Baucus takes his turn at the microphone. Displaying his festive finery is Carl Wambach. Commencement The pomp and circumstance of traditional commencement brought the usual swarm of blue and white-clad seniors to the Boy’s Gymnasium in early June. Congressional then-hopeful Max Baucus delivered the commencement address to 380 students. Only a minor seating mix-up marred the ceremony. Baccalaureate was highlighted by the address of Bishop A. Keith Schlappy, Brent’s father, and the singing of the Concert Choir. A seething sea of tassels. . . Was it just her musical talent or was it that smile that won Kathy Magone the Mozart Award ? Honors Sousa Award winner Barbara Koostra poses with her cute clarinet. Famed Hellgate dramatist Emily Clubb was awarded one of 13 national Thespian scholar- ships. After being chosen DEC A Student of the Year for Montana and being elected president of the Montana DECA, David Toler attended the National DECA Career Development Conference in Chicago. There he ran for national vice president hut lost out by three votes on the sixth ballot. Also at the conference from Hellgate were Linda Froehlich, Montana DECA Parliamentarian, and Patty Staggs. AI Warner is now dreaming of the Pulitzer Prize after being awarded the Vance Scholarship. As the State Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow award winner, Kathy Holden had to know a lot about families and life. Honors and Distinctions D. H. BEARY AWARD TO OUTSTANDING MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 1974 Kathleen Marie Magone MONTANA STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION HONOR SCHOLARSHIPS ‘Katherine Holden Kathleen Magone Belle Houseman Ethan Bier Caroline Patterson Ricky Koepplin Barbara Koostra Robin Bulman Tim Ward Chris Swift ‘Martha Ballard Sandra Plieness Debbie Pitts 'William Wallace Kathy Salmonson Janet Burgess 'Kris Peterson ‘Kathy Wheeler Stephen Rehberg ‘Morgan Hart Tara Gallagher 'Elizabeth Reinhardt Robin Baker Ralph Wilson 'Sally McHugh 'Relinquished MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP Gary Baker Gerald Olbu Paul Schultz Tim Ward MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SCHOLARSHIP Ralph Wilson MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY SCIENCE TALENT SCHOLARSHIP Jay Cusker WESTERN MONTANA COLLEGE BOOSTER CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Valerie Hanks MONTANA COLLEGE OF MINERAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, FRESHMAN SCHOLARSHIPS Ricky Koepplin Lee Nyquist UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS Ben Harbison Mark Reich THESPIAN SCHOLARSHIP- INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Emily Clubb U.S. SENATE YOUTH PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIP Katherine Holden DRAMA AWARD— MISSOULA COMMUNITY THEATRE Emily Club SOROPTIMIST CLUB GIRL OF THE QUARTER AWARD Kathleen Magone WHITMAN COLLEGE Scholarships Katherine Holden William Wallace G. A. KETCHAM MEMORIAL AWARD Janette Jones Raymond Miller MONTANA ASSOCIATION OF DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION TEACHERS SCHOLARSHIP David Toler JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT SCHOLARSHIP Laurie Ann Peck AMERICAN COLLEGE IN PARIS Scholarship Thomas Hallsten CORNELL UNIVERSITY Scholarships Martha Ballard Anne Holliday FORT WRIGHT COLLEGE Art Scholarship Monica Wafstet MACALASTER COLLEGE Scholarship Kathryn Van Dyck NORTHWEST NAZARENE COLLEGE Honor Scholarship Debbie Pitts NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Scholarship Emily Clubb RADCLIFFE COLLEGE Scholarship Elizabeth Reinhardt SEATTLE PACIFIC SCHOLARSHIP Scholarship Sherry Micknak UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING Skiing Scholarship Gary Manchester MOZART AWARD Kathleen Magone SOUSA AWARD Barbara Koostra SOROPTIMIST YOUTH CITIZENSHIP AWARD, LOCAL AND DISTRICT AWARDS A1 Warner SEARCH FOR LEADERSHIP IN FAMILY LIVING—GENERAL MILLS Katherine Holden HOWARD SCHMID MEMORIAL AWARD Frank Gaul ELKS MOST VALUABLE STUDENT AWARD Emily Clubb ALYCE H. AND RUSSELL E. VANCE SCHOLARSHIP A1 Warner LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Gary Morin THE HAYNES FOUNDATION WORTHY SCHOLAR AWARD. UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA Barbara Koostra Raymond S. Miller THE FOX SCHOLARSHIPS, UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA Robin Bulman Belle Houseman THE ANDREW B. HAMMOND WORTHY SCHOLAR AWARDS, UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA Margaret Davis Tara Ann Gallagher Stephen Maxwell UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA MENDELSSOHN CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Tim Campbell NATIONAL MERIT COMMENDED STUDENTS Martha Ballard Ethan Bier Cynthia Biggerstaff Janet Burgess Susan Campbell Jean Carter Paula Daly Margaret Davis Stephen Maxwell Raymond Miller A1 Warner NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP FINALISTS Katherine Holden Kathleen Magone D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN AWARD Elizabeth Reinhardt DELTA KAPPA GAMMA BOOK AWARD Kathleen Magone I DARE YOU BOOK AWARD— DANFORTH FOUNDATION Janette Jones Stephen Rehberg R. T. FREMOU MEMORIAL AWARD WESTERN FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP Donna Golden C. R. DRAGSTEDT AWARD FOR MOST VALUABLE BASKETBALL PLAYER Mark Reich MONTANA INTERSCHOLASTIC EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION SILVER KEY AWARD Debra McKinney AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY NATIONAL PRESIDENT'S SCHOLARSHIP. LOCAL WINNER .Kathleen Magone AMERICAN LEGION AMERICANISM CONTEST A1 Warner SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ................ Morgan Hart Vice President .................................. Paul Schulz Secretary ..... Brenda Palmer Treasurer Raymond Miller HIGH HONOR STUDENTS Katherine Holden Kathleen Magone Belle Houseman Ethan Bier Caroline Patterson Ricky Koepplin Barbara Koostra Robin Bulman Tim Ward Chris Swift Martha Ballard Sandra Plieness Debbie Pitts William Wallace Kathy Salmonson Janet Burgess Kris Peterson Kathy Wheeler Stephen Rehberg Morgan Hart Willard ( i rade School. Johnnv ; the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker and the brother of Robin Baker, a senior. John Baker (io placidly am i d t ht, noise and haste, an remember what ox-ace then- mav lx in silence. . . are a child of the diverse, no less than tin •ees or the stars; you i e a riuht to be here, jid whether or not it is ear to you, no doubt the diverse is unfolding as it Terry L. Lafray, a senior, IS, died June 3, 1974, in a car accident. He was born September 6, 1 9-S.S, in Butte. His parents are M r . and Mrs. C. P . Lafray. (No picture available.)