Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 233 of the 1976 volume:

Missoula, Montana In Memorium Fern Beveridge died last summer as the result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident on July 9. Fern, who would have been a senior, was an honor roll student. She was Senior Princess of Bethel 1 of the Inter- national Honor of Job’s Daughters. She would have assumed the position of Honor Queen in December. Fern was born at Fort Benton, Montana, Nov- ember 30, 1957. She attended elementary schools in California. Richard Dan drowned July Richard was skier, sp mechanic. He Hawthorne Grade School in Missoula. He would have been a junior at Hellgate this year. Richard was born August 18, 1959. • 3 m 9 f As I review my our years a't pellgate k realize that I have encountered marry ty misguided persons marooned in a mind4 boggling Conflict between their desires and society’ untimely limitations on Teenage year! are supposed to be ones of happiness, yolitWul relationships and good muepmfut many teens are wary of erstiing m?sepleasures because of the social-pressure placed on them to pre- serve their highlyT¥agil images. I believf, mow ever, that a person must realize ►tj?e senselessness of upholding his image and weigh its benefits against tne benefits of living youth to its fullest. Images are reserved fox; hono ocieiies, scholarships and principals' brownie'll boards, whileryouth, filling its one and- only time sloj, is available for the en- joyable iffisuse of ixs well ftised excuses of irresponsibility and vigor. Ha- Mhen a person is able to reminisce about his most memorable years, will he want to reminisce of studying, schol- astic honor societies, scholarships and principals' brownie boards or will he en- joy bragging of the chew clubs, doobie duds and junior class keggers of his irresponsible high school days? Take a chance at fooling the authorities. Do it! 6 Editor Lisa Robbins STUDENT LIFE 8 Debbie Venn helps A'Lisa Scott eat her lunch. Kendra Peterson explores the world of chemicals. Deanna Barry expresses horror at the cafeteria fare. 9 iff : _____m ------------------ ■ —= -•,«� _ T” 1 ww .kwW C-A . 1rnr {r-w .mm v W A , W . y ?j(...i 4 $ im . � _ • ]••'. 1 Vi ..................... S3� - .t Si-'' - fc5 H9aeaewB9SP9i� ’■ fi Homecoming Royalty pictured are Prince Mike Evans, Queen Karen Dauenhauer, Princess Debby Kolb, Princess Janet Tennant, Prince Blaine Taylor, King Brad Murray, Princess Sheila Panian and Prince Brad Fair dough. Hellgate's homecoming lacked the usual razzle-dazzle but nevertheless sparked student spirit with the traditional fes- tivities. The usual assemblies were aided by the cheerleaders and a few tri- cycle and sack races. The parade fol- lowed a week later and was combined with the Missoula Bicentennial Parade, which included floats from local busi- nesses. The greatest dissappointment was the game against Ananconda. We lost, 7-3. Junior Prince and Princess were Dean Barth and Nancy Aitken, sophomores, Barbara Jordan and Rich Phillips and freshman Michelle Taylor and Brian Peck. 15 Student Life 19 The annual Hellgate-Sentinel football rivalry was jinxed from the beginning. Spook the Spartans Day , theme of the assembly, fell on Halloween. Dracula, a fairy princess and twin birds were featured in a best dressed contest. An appledunking contest was won by Miss Barbara Browne, sophomore PE teacher. The worst spook of all was the game, which Hellgate lost, 23-0. it 22 Student Life 24 Student Life Student Life 27 28 Student Life Student Life 29 Bicentennial '76 Missoula. .. Higgins Bridge 1895,1976 We the people of the United States of America, in order to form a more perfect union, establish I justice, insure Domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of liberty for ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution of the United States of America. Ski Montana 36 Student Life Kevin Hunt and Lar Autio, student body presi- dent and vice president, paid the piper with pies thrown by Sentinel Pres. Dave Miewald. Kevin and Dave bet on the annual Hellgate- Sentinel football rivalry. Hellgate had a 16 point margin in the wagering but lost, 17-0. The boys were greeted with pies, thrown at a Sentinel assembly, containing birdseed, mo- lasses, toothpaste, shaving cream, coffee grounds, baby shampoo and wheat germ. Kevin’s reply was, I regret that I have but one face to give for my school. HONORS AFS'ers Share Experiences Cheryl.. . Cheryl practices a Kendyan dance with her foreign father, Above, while Below, she serves her fami- ly home-made apple pie. 38 AFS The first week of my visit to Ceylon was spent in a bug-ridden private hospital recovering from an appendectomy, beginning on the day of my arrival. My adjustments to this situation were helped by AFS representatives, AFS friends, embassy personnel and my host family who was with me 24 hours a day. I lived in the capitol and largest city on the island. People spoke Sinhalese which is the major language of the country of the second major language, English, or thirdly, Tamil. My host family consisted of my parents, two boys and four girls all of whom spoke English fairly well. Some of my most vivid and fun memories with my family in- clude making apple pie with with dried apples sent from the U.S., giving them a frisbee which they used as a wall ornament, riding an elephant, and learning one of the traditional Kandyan dances. It is my impression that the only way to really learn about a country is to actually live within a family and discover WHY they live as they do. This last summer was a memorable experience. 1 wish to thank the Missoula AFS Chapter for allowing me to represent Hellgate High School, and everyone else who supported the AFS program. Cheryl Dick Karen Martine and Karen horse around while exchange student Jeleen Fish looks on. My name is Karen Buck, I am the Domestic Exchange Student from Massa- chusetts. My stay here is over as of the 25th of January. Being an AFS student is an unique experience. One learns to live with people, adjust to other life styles, and most of all one learns to love. As AFS students we must go through all the hardships and good times with the host family. Many people don't think that being from somewhere else in their own country is as exciting as being from another country. Well, it is, if not more. People in the east have a totally different life style than people in Montana. I live Missoula Montana very much. The school is much bigger than my hometown school. My school has only 300 students in it. Missoula itself isn't what I call a city. That sounds funny since I come from a small town. Our towns are separated by a borderline, we don't have so much room in between towns. AFS is something everyone should experience. Karen Buck « Martine. My family has really considered me as one of its own. I have had the chance to know formidables - people at Hellgate, and a lot of them have helped me when I have had problems (es- pecially language problems!!). People in France know about the U.S. They learn about it in school and read and hear about it in the news. They listen to music of pop groups and watch American TV programs. This year has proven to me the only way to learn about people is to live and share with people. I hope to come back to Missoula soon and to write all my friends (. .. and to eat a lot o f donuts). Martine Sirguey All young people who have the opportunity to live in a foreign country for a whole year expereince a wonderful time. I have been able to learn about traditions, people and a life style very different from my own in France. Martine has a lively chat with her American family. Martine fruits around in the home of her American family. Martine enjoys her first Christmas in Mon- tana. AFS 39 Musicians Excel in State Competition The 1975-6 festival Bicentennial All-State band, choir and orchestra was attended by 22 Hellgate musicians in Great Falls, October 22 through the 24. On the basis of taped auditions last spring the following were invited to participate. Band: Janelle Berthoud, bass clarinet; Jace Cheatham, basoon II; Lori Mix, tenor saxa- phone; Barrie Ryan, soprano clarinet I; Russ White, saxaphone and baritone saxa- phone. Choir: Sterling Chord, second tenor; Toni Hinton, second soprano; Loren Larson first bass. Orchestra: Julie Braun, cello; Charles Clubb, violin I; Maury Clubb, bass; Mark Garness, bass; Gay Grimes, violin II; Fonda Hollenbaugh, violin I; Grant Park- er, bass; Lisa Perry, viola; Karen Schroe- der, viola; Gretchen Talbot, cello; Katrin Talbot, violin I; Andy Taylor, cello; Nancy Templeton, violin II; Sarah Thorton, violin n. ALL STATE BAND-Russ White, Barry Ryan, Jace Cheatham, Lori Mix. 40 All-State Music f z' I ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA--Front Row: Fonda Hollenbaugh, Gay Grimes, Nancy Templeton. Row 2: Gretchen Talbot, Lisa Perry, Karen Schroeder. Row 3: Charlie Clubb, Maury Clubb, Mark Garnaas, Grant Parker, Julia Braun, Katrin Talbot, Sarah Thorton. All-State Music 41 Leadership Learned at Girls State Carroll College in Helena was the setting for Girls State ses- sion last June. Nancy Cole, Debbie Kolb and Sue Nokleby represented Hellgate, while Peggy Koepplin and Cindy But- ler were alternates. Mock conventions were held where the girls elected candi- dates to various offices. Dele- gates were given insight and experience in the workings of city and state government. Junior girls interested in Girls State applied and were selec- ted by the faculty. All the girls agreed that it was really fun” and a great op- portunity to learn about our government. ” GIRLS STATE--Front Row: Sue Nokleby, Debbie Kolb, Nancy Cole. 42 Girls State BOYS STATE--Front Row: Allen Grimsley, Kevin Hunt, Bob Coffman, Row 2: Eric Rolshoven, Shawn Clouse. Row 3: A1 Riefflin, Blaine Taylor. Kevin Hunt Represents Montana at Boys Nation Boys State Develops Leadership Western Montana College in Dillon, was the site for this year's Boys State Event. Delegates were chosen by faculty members on the basis of leadership, character, integrity and scholarship. Senior boys attended the American Legion-sponsored event and were each divided into mock cities. Each city contained a major city attorney and police chief. The cities formed a mythical state yhich was run using Montana Law as a guide. Delegates included Kevin Hunt, Ray Plieness, Blaine Taylor, Allen Grimsley, A1 Riefflin and Mark Marcinkowski. Alternates were Mark Beaufait, Bob Coffman, Scott Larson, Eric Rolshoven, Ross Best, Mark Elison, and Shawn Clouse. I Hold It, That a Little Rebellion, Now and Then, Is a Good Thing. . . Kevin Hunt was one of two boys in the state selec- ted to attend Boys Nation in Washington D. C. last summer. While attending Boys Nation, Kevin met Senator Mike Mansfield, and President Gerald Ford. He also went sightseeing, and listened in on House and Senate Sessions through the week long ordeal. Boys State 43 NFL Represents Speech Team NFL--Front Row: Meg Biggerstaff, Susan Bulman, Liz Haddon. Row 2: Kevin Hunt, Dan Chamberlain, Mark Elison, Kelly Goode, Doug Morin. NFL members Dan Chamberlain and Kelly Goode study and play around while speech team members Mark Nimlos and Don Weidenfeller look on. To become a member of National Forensics League (NFL) a student must earn 25 points by competing in speech meets. This year members were compelled to pay for their own expense for competition in the meet because the administration deemed NFL a pri- vate rather than school-sponsored activity. Only six out of nine members partic- ipated in the NFL Speech Meet in Great Falls partially due to the cost. Members include Pres. Ross Best, Vice-Pres. Mark Elison, Sec. Meg Biggerstaff, Treas. Dan Chamber- lain, Sue Bulman, Kelly Goode, Liz Haddon, Kevin Hunt, John Patterson, and Doug Morin. 44 NFL NAT L MERIT COMMENDED STUDENTS—Mike Bricker, Bob Coffman, Nancy Templeton, Kevin Hunt, Eric Larsen. National Merit Claims Eight Students Semifinalists. . . Four seniors achieved eligibility in competition against 15,000 other students for a $1,000 scholarship sponsored by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Lar Autio, Mark Beaufait, Ross Best and Susan Nokleby took the NMS Qualifying Test in competition with over one million other students throughout the nation. Five seniors achieved commendations on their test results but may not continue in competition for the scholarship. Mike Bricker, Robert Coffman, Kevin Hunt, Eric Larsen and Nancy Templeton, all seniors were named as commended students. NAT'L MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS—Ross Best, Susan Nokleby, Lar Autio. Not Pic- tured: Mark Beaufait. Brain Bowl Knows It All Brainbowl was reorganized this year under the advisement of Mr, John Koelbel. The team of five members, Lar Autio, Mark Beaufait, Ross Best, Kevin Hunt, and Alternate Bob Coffman, par- ticipated in the High School Bowl tournament twice in Spo- kane. The team defeated Wenatchee in a toss up victory and was defeated by University High School, ALL BRAIN BOWL—Front Row: Mark Beaufait, Ross Best, Lar Autio, Adv. John Koelbel, Kevin Hunt, Alt. Bob Coffman. Marcinkowski Wins DAR Award Mark Marcinkowski was given the DAR award this year for his leadership, service, and patriotism. The DAR award, based on good citizenship, is given by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Students were nominated by the senior class and members of the faculty made the final de- cision. Mark received a pin and a certificate and became eligible for the state and national Good Citizenship” contest. 46 Brain Bowl DAR Quill and Scroll Practices Good Journalism Quill and Scroll is an honorary so- ciety for high school journalists who show outstanding work in some phase of journalism. All members must be active in either Halberd, Lance, or Troubadour staffs, and must be in the top third of their class. Members are either chosen in their junior or senior year. Members chosen in their junior year are Susan Bulman, Kevin Hunt, Cathy Kradolfer, Jeanne Lanfear, Lisa Robbins, Angie Schriver, and Kristen Sohlberg. Quill and Scroll is under the guidance of Mr. Wayne Seitz. President Jeanne Lanfear (HA! HA!) loves it! Qlllll Scroll' I Quill and Scroll--Front Row: Kristen Sohlberg, Refreshment Chairwoman; Angie Schriver, Secretary. Row 2: Kevin Hunt, Historian; Lisa Robbins, Vice President; Jeanne Lanfear, Presi- dent; Cathy Kradolfer, Treasurer; Susan Bulman, Sergeant at Arms. Not Pictured: Derek Benner. Quill and Scroll 47 Hunt Seizes Hearst Foundation Scholarship Award Kevin Hunt, along with 300 other Montana Seniors and Juniors, took a test on the Federal Govern- ment as a requirement to win a week-long all ex- pense paid trip to Washington D.C., and a $1500 scholarship sponsored by the William Randolph Hearst United States Senate Youth Program. Kevin spent the week in a luxury hotel, and met such celebrities as President Ford, Vice Presi- dent Rockefeller, and worked as an intern for Montana Senators Mansfield and Metcalf. The program received no public funds, but re- ceived unanimous support from the U.S. Senate. Two From Hellgate Win at Junior Miss Two girls from Hellgate received awards in the 1976 Junior Miss Pageant. Tina won the ’’Miss Person- ality award which was voted on by the other members of the pageant, and Cheryl Rosenbaum won the Scholastic Award , which was voted on by a panel of judges. The girls practiced two nights a week for one month while preparing for the pageant. Contestants were judged on talent, personal appearance, physical fitness, and scholastic achievement. Both Tina and Cheryl agreed that the pageant was a memorable and en- joyable experience. Junior Miss--Top: Tina Holliday. Bottom: Sheryl Rosenbaum. 48 Hearst Jr. Miss Soroptimist's Pick Barth Mix Wins Betty Crocker Margret Barth was given the Girl of the Quarter Award by the Soroptimist's Service organ- ization. Every year this organ- ization honors a senior girl from Hellgate based on contributions, time, and enthusiasm shown toward school. In her past four years at Hellgate, Margret has been in- volved in modern dance, cheer- leading, and intramural sports. Margret and her mother attended a special dinner in her honor, where she received a small gift. Lori Mix is this years winner of the Betty Crocker Award . Along with many other students, she took a 50 minute test in family living . General Mills sponsors this test to achieve dignity in the home, to prepare for family living, and for high school students to make more contributions towards the home. This award makes Lori eligible for further state and national competition. If she wins at state level, she receives $1, 500 and a trip to Washington D.C. S or optimist Betty Crocker 49 a. Lar Autio-1 b. Beth Ammons-2. c. Fonda Hollenbaugh-9. d. Mark Marcinkowski-4. e. Gretchen Talbot-5. f. Katrin Talbot-5. g. Lori Mix-6. h. Sheryl Rosenbaum-7. i. Julie Clapham-7. j. Vanessa Lartz-9. k. Nancy Templeton-10. l. Joanna Morrison-11. Janelle Berthoud-12. (Not Pictured) m. Robin Hood-12. n. Linda Schroer 12. o. Leslie Jacobsen-15. p. Ray Plieness-16. q. Karen Schiweck-16. r. Cindy Butler-16. s. Hans Hartse-16. t. Robert Coffman-20. 50 Top 20 Top20... Better Than Most!!! � — V — SERVICE CC Reviews Courses Curriculum Com- mittee (CC) is a branch of Student Senate, although not related to Student Senate activities. It is designed to review the curriculum in the school, inviting per- sons to come share their views on the ac - tivities and course structures of the de- partments. In the past, CC has made a recommenda- tion for Russian to be taught in the high school. This year it planned to look into the Fort Missoula complex, review courses in the school and help promote bet- ter student-teacher relationships. CURRICULUM COMMITTEE—Nancy Cole, Tracy Sampson, Lisa Crookshanks, Madeline Buesche , Jeannie Lanfear. SAE Promotes Community Involvement Student Action for Education is made up of students who want to be involved in school or com- munity affairs, either through single or group projects. Service to school and community and career experience for the student are the organization's aims. As a group activity, SAE does school service jobs. SAE—Front Row: Susan Horton, Renee Seitz, Cindy Butler, Lisa King. Row 2: Paige Markham, Diane Gentry, Vicki Geer, Steve Thaggard, Gwen Markham, Janice Hensel, Advisor Dean Marshall, Kirby Price. Not Pictured: Lyle Pearson John Schlappy, Pete Nimlos, Birgit Mitchell. 54 Cir Com-SAE Advisory Boards Discuss Problems Principal CorrelPs Board MR. CORRELL'S ADVISORY BOARD: Joe Oeschli, Mike Magone, Grant Parker, Kim Sandberg, Scott Schull, and Lisa Crookshanks. Mr. Correirs Advisory Board met monthly to discuss student criticism and to decide upon changes to be made in the school. It gave students a way to express their opinions and air their gripes directly to an administrator. The board con- sisted of two seniors, Lisa Crookshanks and Grant Parker, a sophomore, Joe Oeschli, and a freshman, Mike Magone. The members were chosen at the beginning of the school year on the basis of written applications. Through the board, Mr. Correll was able to find out what the student body was thinking and how it reacted to various school problems. Mr. Hopkin's Board Mr. Hopkins’ Advisory Board was made up of five seniors, Cory Cummins, Kevin Hunt, Cindy Jeliison, and Ken Welch, one junior, Kurt Jovin, and one sophomore, John Troxel, was chosen to serve as a link be- tween Mr. Hopkins and the student body. Members were chosen representing all sec- tions of the school. The areas the board discussed were stu- dent government, stu- dent control, registra- tion, curriculum, inter-school transpor- tation and building and grounds control. The board met bi-weekly for lunch. MR. HOPKINS’ ADVISORY BOARD: Kurt Jovin, John Troxel, Ken Welch, Cindy Jeliison. Not Pictured: Kevin Hunt. Adv. Boards 55 Student Senate Governs With Wisdom STUDENT SENATE—Front Row: Mark Beaufait, Don Weidenfeller, Brant Good, Kevin Hunt. Row 2: Cathy Cleaves, Lar Autio, Pam Williams, Debi Bestwick, Connie Humes. Row 3: Allen Drew, Nancy Cole, Susan Bulman, Jeanne Lanfear, Mark Mollett, Eric Sohlberg, Mark Ammondson. Row 4: John Faust, Mark Elison, Madeline Buescher, Karen Keller, Carol Fischer, Marlene Roberts, Beth Wilson, Diane Chaffee. Not Pictured: Mona Babcock, sec., Joanna Morrison, treas. Sterling Chord, Anthony Purchio, Julie Clapham, Renon Jolliffe, John Sokoloski, A'Lisa Scott, John Troxel, Bob Nicklay, Dana Clark, Greg Miller, Kevin Callaghan, Gayle Ireland, Tina Holliday, Kelly Goode, Meg Biggerstaff, Curt Walters, Colin Price, Bob Coffman, Doug Morin, Erin Cork, Stephanie Rowe, Margaret Rowe, Todd Lucas. Student Senate (SS) was busy this year working on the Student Bill of Rights, exchanges with various schools, and many other activities. One purpose of SS is to serve as a clearing house for all clubs. It screens different projects that clubs or groups want to carry out, such as money raising activities. SS met every Monday during school. This year they spent time re-organizing the student government, making many changes. A special goal was to become more of a representa- tive body. 56 Student Senate DEBATING THE ISSUES are Lar Autio, vice president, and Kevin Hunt, president. JEANNE LANFEAR takes time out to get comfortable. ADVISOR DWIGHT HOPKINS wonders what to do next. Student Senate 57 Staff Puts Out Great Halberd EDITOR..................Lisa Robbins PHOTO COORDINATOR . . Kristen Sohlberg PHOTO LAB CHIEF.........Gretchen Talbot STUDENT LIFE............Susan Bulman Kristen Sohlberg HONORS..................Jeanne Lanfear Terry Lundmark SERVICE.................Lisa Crookshanks Karen Schroeder ACTIVITIES..............Polly Lawry Carmen Schmelebeck Diana Parker SPORTS..................Kris Young Mel Jahner Suzy Schaurer FACULTY.................Dave Himing CLASSES ........ Kim Lowe Candy Hayes Shelley Wooley BUSINESS STAFF..........Steve Hess Craig Tomlinson ART EDITOR..............Anthony Purchio PHOTOGRAPHERS. ..., . Gretchen Talbot Holly Brandenberger Becky Harris John Sokoloski Don Wallace Scott Chandler What do you mean we missed the deadline by 37 pages?', says Editor-in-Chief Lisa Robbins. ’’The cookies are here!”, ’’Get out of the bathroom!”, ’’Who’s developing?”, ’’Make contact sheets!”, ”What do you mean there aren’t any copy keys? All of these could be heard any eighth period (and es- pecially deadline eve) pouring out of the Halberd room. This year, despite many setbacks, the Halberd staff labored many long, hard hours to put out a high quality yearbook. The staff, under the direction of a new advisor, Mr. Bill Taylor, began the year with no home. It was soon shoved over to the art attic annex where it has set up permanent residence. It now has a pnoto lab and work room all to itself. It even has its own entrance. The always hard at work staff began its own exclusive club, The Cookie Club.” Membership was limited to Halberd staffers with baking skills (or a good cookie recipe). The club had one officer. Cookie Sheriff Kris- ten Sohlberg, who in her spare time worked as photo co-ordinator. Advisor Mr. Bill Taylor poses for the 7th retake by Halberd photographers. 58 Halberd Working diligently are staff members Jeanne Lanfear, Polly Lawry and Susan Bulman Kristen Cutie Cookie Sheriff Sohlberg says Who forgot? HALBERD--Jeanne Lanfear, Susan Bulman, John (Bubbles) Sokoloski, Shelley Wooley, Kim Lowe, Candy Hayes, Lynda Johnson, Dave Himing, Holly Brandenberger, Lisa (Squeaky) Robbins, Kirsten Sohlberg, Steve Hess, Lisa Crookshanks, Terri Lundmark, Polly Lawry, Scott Chandler, Mel Jahner, Craig Tomlinson, Carmen Schmelebeck, Anthony Purchio, Suzy Schauer, Kris Young, Karen Schroeder, Diana Parker, Don Wallace. Not Pictured: Gretchen Talbot, Becky Harris. Halberd 59 Lance Staff Tries for Bi-Weekly Release I smile because I love my work, Susan, answers Fine Arts Editor Cathy Kradolfer. Editor.......................Susan Bulman Editorial Page Editor........Angie Schriver Asst Editorial Page Editor...Derek Benner Feature Editor.............. Blakely Brown Asst Feature Editor..........Lisa Robbins Sports Editor......... ............The Kid Asst Sports Editor...........Cary Monaco Asst Sports Editor...........tarry Jacobs Fine Arts Editor.............Cathy Kradolfer Asst Fine Arts Editor..............Dave Hull Business Manager.......................Kris Young Photo Editor......................lisa Robbins Copy Editor.................... Kris Young Advertising Manager Nancy Stebbms Advertising Salesmen_________Journalism I Circulation Managers......Nancy Stebbins Derek Benner Columnists................ Nancy Stebbins Kevin Hunt Derek Benner Melody Chord Cartoonist...„......................Anthony Purchio Typists...................... Saul Chessm � Jeanne Lanfear Adviser .....................Wayne Seiu 5-, Good T� me .................... Ed Buhran Through the doors of success is the LANCE STAFF-Front Row: Advisor Mr. Wayne Seitz, Kevin Hunt, Anthony Purchio, Larry Jacobs. Row 2: Lisa Robbins, Cathy Kradolfer, Angie Schriver, Derek Benner, Nancy Stebbins, Blakely Brown. Row 3: Kris Young, Susan Bulman, Dave Hull, Casey Cregg, Cary Monaco. The 1975-1976 Lance staff, under the direction of a new advisor, Mr. Wayne Seitz, worked hard this year to put out a bi-weekly newspaper. Copyreading galley proofs at 7 p.m., ruining the film with the biggest ad picture on it, writing heads to stories that don’t exist and turning in copy two days late were some of the trials the 15 Lance staffers went through to produce a good student paper. At the beginning of the year, the staff switched to a new style of printing. The new paper was eight to twelve pages in length and was printed on news stock. The Lance has achieved an all-state ratings from the University of Montana School of Journalism each year since it came into existence. 60 Lance Editor Susan Bulman directs Lance activity. Lisa (Scoop) Robbins hits the iron maiden to put out a hot news flash. Lance 61 Pep Club Rouses School Spirit Male members were welcome additions to this year’s Pep Club. The group con- sisted of about 20 members. Pep Club's primary purpose is the maintence of school spirit. It is a very busy club, with such activities as chili feeds and ice cream socials. Funds are raised by concession stands at various sports activities. The money goes back to the school for such items as poster paper and paints. This money is also used to fund other activities. PEP CLUB—Front Row: Jolene Phillips, Cindy Butler. Row 2: Linda Schroer, Janet Chaffee, Kim Pfau, Sterling Chord. Row 3: Diane Chaffee, Anthony Purchio, Brenda Tunnock, Dave Simmons, Kathy Hyde. Row 4: Sandy Cron, Laurie Markland, Debbie Venn, A’Lisa Scott. Row 5: Deanna Sessions, Renon Jolliffee, Kathy Bodin. Row 6: Joan Gaul, Tami Larson, Katie Dersom, Susie Youell, Diane Cowles. Row 7: Angie Kottre, Jeleen Fish, JoAnna Allen, Paula Marcinkowski, Michele Sessions. Row 8: Advisors Stella Roberts and Anne Reinsel. ICE CREAM SOCIALS are enjoyed by the Pep Clubbers. 62 Pep Club f EXECUTIVE BOARD--Clockwise, Starting at Bottom: A'Lisa Scott, sergeant of arms; Linda Schroer, senior representative; Joleen Phillips, vice president; Kim Pfau secretary; Janet Chaffee, treasurer; Cindy Butler, president; Laurie Markland, historian. FIRST BOYS IN PEP CLUB—Top to Bottom: Sterling Chord, Anthony Purchio, Dave Simmons. Pep Club 63 S Club Serves the Community S Club is a girls1 organization aimed at serving the community. At regular meetings the girls discussed new and old projects such as Halloween parties, canned food drives, fair booths, and Christ- mas parties. S Club is sponsored by the Soroptimists, a women's group. Soroptimist members at- tend the initiation of new members and special meetings. Generally, S Club brought girls together to share opinions and ideas and direct their energies into community projects. S CLUB OFFICERS-Sheryl Rosenbaum, secretary; Nancy Cole, vice president; Patty Cole, president. Showing her skill in punching out sten- cils is Advisor Mrs. Loretta Vizutti. S CLUB-Front Row: Valerie Beaver, Kathy Riley, Susette Kendall, Patty Cole, Sheryl Rosenbaum, Carol Fischer, Nancy Cole. Row 2: Anna Rogge, Lisa Rogge, Kim Cuchine, Roberta Rasmussen, Heidi Hess, Rita Hawkins, Lisa Crookshanks. Row 3: Sandy Cron, Diana Muchmore Dodi Mielke, Angie Monaco, Leta Cuchine, Susan Cole, Pam Williams. S Club 65 Wrestling Cheerleaders Support Grapplers Wrestling Cheerleaders were a new addition to Hellgate's cheering squads this year. Wrestling cheerleaders' purposes are to support wrestlers and to help promote wrestling spirit. The girls cheer for all squads and must raise their own money for uniforms and transportation to tournaments. This year's adviser for the Wrestling Cheerleaders was Miss Anita Dupuis. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS —Clockwise From Top: Kim 66 Wrestling Cheerleaders Mat Maids Aid Coaches and Team Mat Maids is a small group of girls interested in wrestling. Its purpose is to aid the coaches in keeping scorebooks and statistics. They run videotape machines and scoreboards at home matches and give support to the team. Mat Maids' advisers this year were Mrs. Anne Bryant and Mrs. Kathy Johnson, wives of coaches Lanny Bryant and Cal Johnson, MAT MAIDS--Front Row: Cindy Case, Jeannie Wooley, Lynn Kline. Row 2: Shelly Sterner, Paris Martin, Kim Lowe. Row 3: Adviser Anne Bryant, Shelley Wooley, Adviser Kathy Johnson. YELL LEADERS—Anthony Purchio, Dave Simmons, Kevin McDowell, Sterling Chord, Jeff Culbert, Dave Larson. Not Pictured: Mark Flechsing. w Debbie Pederson and Kevin McDowell bump and boogie. Yell Leaders is a newly formed col- lection of sophomore, junior and senior boys designed to help the cheerleaders during games with cheers. They also help promote spirit at Hellgate via sporting events and pep assemblies. The idea for Yell Leaders started when a group of boys decided to be cheerleaders for the He ligate-Sen- tinel girls' football game. This was the beginning for Yell Leaders. They were chosen by a variety of representatives from school clubs and activities. They performed three cheers for the panel. Six Yell Leaders were chosen. Mr. Kevin Hammond is the group's adviser. He is chaperone for out-of- town games and he helps the boys in organizing money-making activities. Yell Squad Provides New Entertainment ell Leaders 67 Cheerleaders Shout With Spirit Varsity Cheerleaders Debbie Pederson VARSITY CHEERLEADERS--Front Row: Brenda Nicholson, Debbie Pedersen. Row 2: Margaret Barth, Janet Tennant. Row 3: Terry Aktepy, Suzy Archibald. Not Pictured: Alternate Laurie Markland. Terry Aktepy Brenda Nicholson The cheerleaders’ main purpose is to generate and promote school spirit. As well as spending much time and hard work on practices and cheering at athletic events, they were busy organizing projects to make money for out-of- town games and tournaments, and for uniforms. Last summer, after raising sufficient funds, the varsity cheerleaders attended a cheering camp in Bozeman. They took first place in competition there. You can always see the cheerleaders’ smiling faces at the athletic events, giving our teams encouragement and showing that there is spir- it in oar school. 68 Cheerleaders Margaret Barth Suzy Archibald Freshman Cheerleaders Janet Tennant, captain Junior Varsity Cheerleaders JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS—Front Row: Cindy Chaussee, Margaret Rowe. Row 2: Jennifer Stuckey, Stephanie Rowe. Not Pictured: Alternate Michelle Larson. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS—Kathy Kolb, Debbie Sager, Michelle Taylor. Not Pictured: Alternate Nanette Larson. Cheerleaders 69 Key Club Lends a Helping Hand Key Club is a service or- ganization. It does volun- teer work for the Red Cross, March of Dimes, and Blood Bank, along with other community projects. KEY CLUB--Front Row: Chris Schultz, Mike Magone, Wayne Marchie, Steve Huffman, Jeff Jones. Row 2: Jace Cheatham, John Schlappy. Row 3: Ron Pritchard, Dean Gilmore, Jim Williams, Kyle Salmonson, Jon Ward, Gary Getz, Kurt Johnson, John Sokoloski. Row 4: Walter Schultz, Dan Brockway, Dave Ward, Dale Manchester, Tony Mangan, Mark Thane. Key Club consisted of 35 members who were busily tryed to raise money to send themselves to the national convention at Ana- heim, California during the last week in June. This year they hosted the state convention, which was in March. The theme of Key Club this year was Fifty years of caring-only the begin- ning. OFFICERS--Front Row: Gary Getz, president; Steve Huffman, convention chairman; Kyle Salmonson, vice president. Row 2: John Sokoloski, sec- retary; Chris Schultz, treasurer. ACTIVITIES AFS Tours the World AFS—Front Row: Lori Mix, Gerry Fitzgerald, Connie McMorris, Martine Sirguey, Lisa Crookshanks. Row 2: Mike Magone, Debbie Elmore, Jeleen Fish, Erin Law, Shari Hartz, Laura Lanfear, Tom Templeton, Advisor Mrs. Joan Lloyd, Carolyn Phelps. Row 3:Joni Giboney, Gwen Markham, Advisor Mr. Don Sommerfeld, Vanessa Lartz, Karen Buck, Susan Talbot, Terry Nyquist, Rod Sandau, Nancy Templeton, Advisor Mrs. Rose Hudgens. American Field Service (AFS) is a group which sponsors scholarships for students to attend schools in for- eign countries. Students from other countries come to Missoula for a year. Western Montana Districts sponsor desserts in different towns to raise money for these scholarships. Three Hellgate teachers, Mrs. Mary Downey, Mrs. Rose Hudgens, and Mr. Don Sommerfeld, were Ameri- can Field Service students. Karen Buck from Chattum, Masse- chusetts was Hellgate's first domes- tic exchange. Martine Sirguey is at- tending Hellgate as a senior from France. Hellgate's AFS student, Cheryl Dick, spent this past summer in Ceylon. AFS is a club which offers excellent opportunities to meet and know stu- dents from all over the world. 72 AFS Operation Europe Stakes Its Destination One, two, three SPLIT! A group of 23 persons, including five Hell- gate students and two advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Graf, German teachers at Sentinel, comprise the 1976 Operation Europe touring delegation. The Operation Europe program is designed to give students an opportunity to travel abroad and further their knowledge and ex- periences. Persons participating in Operation Europe must supply about $1900 each for the trip. Operation Europe also sponsers fund-raising such as selling stationery and walnuts and splitting stacking and delivering fire wood. The profits are used for special luxuries on the trip such as a swim at the Riviera and boat ride on the Rhine River. Applications for the tour are submitted to the Grafs in the spring, one year before the tour. Club members report information and any progress of the group at the bi-monthly meet- ings. The 76 tour will be five weeks in the sum- mer. The group visits France, Germany, England, Italy, Switzerland and Austria. � w u tv a o Q) a (©, OPERATION EUROPE—Front Rows Cathy Kradolfer, Kristen Sohlberg. Row 2: Greg Blake, Sue Brist, Denise Giffin. Operation Eur. 73 Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB—Front Row: Cris Congdon, Lori Mix, Diane Hilton, Jud Gaylord. Row 2: Amy Stenhjem, Diane Rasmussen, Pete Susen. Row 3: Charlie Clubb, Carmen Gisse Gisselbeck, Susan Horton, Lee Nyquist, Adviser Mike Oke, Mark Gama as. Oh, baby, do you wanna dance? French Club Watch out Ku Klux Klan, here I come! FRENCH CLUB—Front Row: Laurie Beeler, Linda Mutch, Fonda Hollen- baugh, Gaye Grimes, Patty Murphy, Madeline Buescher, Polly Lawry, Advisor Mrs. Theone Hewitt. Row 2 : Advisor Mrs. Emilienne McCarthy, Candice Gisselbeck, Katrin Talbot, Susan Murphy, Cathy Asbury, Beth Hamer, Jeanne Lanfear, Mark Doty, Moe Clubb. 74 Modem Language Clubs German Club GERMAN CLUB—Front Row: John Patterson (in costume), Rick Hunt, Steve Hess, Fonda HoUenbaugh. Row 2: Don Weidenfeller, Ad- viser Mrs. Roz Hudgens, Dan Johnson, Derek Benner, Mark Nimlos, Polly La wry. Modern Language Clubs Conquer the Tower of Babble Modern Language Club was designed to permit stu- dents to experience the cultures associated with their respective languages. German Club had an Oktoberfest last fall and went caroling at Christmas, singing traditional carols in German. A spring camp, where only German is spok- en, was planned for members interested. French Club had many special French projects, party and other cooking demonstrations. It also had a midi- eval dinner. Hellgate’s AFS student Martine Sirguey was honored at a banquet. She taught the members some songs of her country. The group planned to chal- lenge all other language clubs to a soccer game in the spring. Spanish Club activities included a bake sale, a hike and a fiesta for native speakers of Spanish. Also, a costume party was planned for the beginning of the new year. All language clubs combined to plan a dessert at Christmas time and an International Dinner. The ban- quet was scheduled for the spring, adding to the inter- national effect of Modern Language Club. Modern Language Clubs 75 Troubadour--Front Row: Rita Melvin, Diane Gentry, Kristen Sohlberg, Angie Schriver, Carolyn Phelps. Row 2: Lynn Mort, Fonda Hollenbaugh, Denise Small, Lisa Crookshanks, Julie Clapham. Row 3: Katrin Talbot, Gretchen Talbot, Mark Gama as, Turan Bessac, Lisa Perry, Martin Albini. Troubadour Promotes Literature The Troubadour staff con- sists of selected students in- terested in putting out Hell- gate’s literary magazine. The magazine consists of poems, short stories and artwork. It is issued in the spring with sales in Decem- ber. The Troubadour gives stu- dents recognition for their talents and improves the school’s academic program. Editor Angie Schriver makes her first big sale. 76 Troubadour f Chess Club Makes the Moves The 12 regular members of Chess Club met every Tuesday after school to match wits with each other in a game of chess. Chess Club’s main activity of the year is a match against Sentinel’s Chess Club. Mr. Tom Graff, Chess Club advisor, said it had defeated Sentinel since the beginning of time until last year when it lost the match by a point. ” But the club is confident of another victory this year. Chess Club has done away with fund raising projects this year but oc- casionally dips into last year’s sur- plus money to buy doughnuts. When the strain and pressure of chess competition becomes too great, club members sometimes resort to play- ing Stratego. Chess Club 77 CHESS CLUB--Front Row: Tom Templeton, Casey Cregg. Row 2: Bob Coffman, Tom Graff, Jim Yates. Row 3: Steve Rowley, Ron Walsh, Kevin Hunt. FFA Dig It FFA--Front Row . Mike Meek, Brent Robison, Bret Dushane, Dennis Thayer, Kelvin Monaco, Mark Rosenbaum, Jean Kays, Bobby Crawford, Leslie Bier, Melana Falcon. Row 2: Terry Cook, Alan Johns, Kury Jacobsen, Mike Roth, Roger Wylie, Steve Wojciechowski, Advisor Mike Cavey, Advisor Mark Lohlum. Not Pictured: Jim Holloron. The members of the Hellgate Chapter of the Future Farmers of America (FFA) set their goals this year at making themselves better leaders and learning all about agriculture through experience. Psychology Club Formed Psychology Club was formed at the latter part of this year by Miss Nancy Dunagan because of the vast student interest in hu- man psychology and mental re- tardation. Trips to the Boulder River School were made to help educate the club members in mental re- tardation and mental illness. Membership to the club was limited to persons who had taken at least one course in Psychology or Mental Retardation. 78 Psychology In the summer, the members work at the Vo-Ag Building on their projects of raising steers, poultry and hogs and growing a big garden. At the County Fair, FFA members handle the Children’s Barnyard and enter their projects for judging. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB--Front Row: Ann Fields, Joey Bisom, Terry Lundmark, Nancy Templeton, Kathy Tureck. Row 2: Diana Muchmore, Diane Gentry, Bruce Ortisi, Mike Bricker, Terry Healey, Ginny Lukasik, Casey Cregg, Saul Chessin, Michelle Larson. Row 3: Tina Adams, Nancy Cole, Bonnie Selleck, Janis Hensel, Dodie Hensel, Dodie Meilke, Angie Monaco. Row 4: Scott Jenkins, Advisor Nancy Dunagan, Laura Lanfear, Roxanne Gillingham, Kari Stephan, Virginia Bryan, Linda Parker. Row 5: Fonda Hollenbaugh, Katrin Talbot, Pete Nimlos, Mark Gamaas, Teri Woods, Charles Moderin. Not Pictured: Braxton Brown, Stacey Tureck, Gay Grimes, Debbie Forbes, Debbie Sietz, Kathy Finnegan, Lisa Adams, Jeanne Day, Tracy Sampson, Ed vanAelstyn, Chris Erickson, Colleen Kelley, Joe Salter. FHA Plans for Tomorrow Future Homemakers of America (FHA) provided a variety of activities for its members this year. Projects ranged from Christmas caroling to visiting rest homes and making uniforms for themselves. Club members attend a District Convention last fall in Superior and a State FHA Convention last spring in Billings. In addition to this hectic schedule, FHA had a potluck supper with Sentinel honor- ing club members mothers as guests. VICA Looks Ahead FHA--Row 1: Dawn Mills, Julie Cluts, Dawn Beardsley, Debby Zentner. Row 2: Julia McKay, Cheryl Blair, Debby Bentham, Lori Shubert, Joline Hartze, Linda Schrugs, Advisor Mrs. Ilene Heinrich, Kyla Merwin, Advisor Mrs. Bernita Zuidmeer, Lorraine Habers, Rita Brown, Lori Collier. Officers of the Hellgate chapter of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America (VICA) attended an Officers Leadership Training Conference last fall. Other club members participated in a Christmas food drive, as well as using their talents to raise money by building a barrel stove and wrought iron railings. In addition to the fund-raising projects, Vica sponsored a Lubrication Day at the Auto Mechanic Shop. Club members changed oil and offered other minor services to the public. VICA members also participated in the Spring State Olympic Contest, involving welding and drafting skills. VICA--Front Row: Cath Asbury, Patty Murphy, Ray Piieness, Lucy Murphy. Row 2: Gordon Wylie, Jack McCoy, Rick Larson, Shawn Clouse, Brad Fairclough, Dave Andrus, Doug Weer, Robin Lefler. FHA-VICA 79 Speech Team--Front Row: Kim Sandburg, Tina Barrett, Kelly Goode, Meg Biggerstaff. Row 2: Dave Larson, John Patterson, Tammy Elser, Bruce Ortisi, Dan Chamberlain, Mark Nimlos, Elizabeth Hadden, Chris Jardine, Kevin Hunt, Advisor Susan Rowberry. Row 3: Mark Marcincowski, Rick Hunt, Mark Elison, Steve Hess, Doug Morin, Bob Coffman, Ross Best, Advisor Donald Sommerfeld. Speech Team Captures Titles 80 The Speech Team, combining the ad- vantages of experience and new talent, was able to improve its standing this year over last year. The team attended meets in Bozeman, Billings and Helena. In the Stevensville meet, both the Speech and Debate Teams placed first. At the Gonzaga Meet, in Spokane Washington, Hellgate took second in the Montana competition and seventh overall of 57 teams. The team ended its season taking fifth place in a fifteen school conference and sixth in the State Meet. Top Left: Advisor Miss Susan Rowberry checks notes with team members Don Weidenfeller, Mark Nimlos and Bob Coffman. Top Right: Dave Larson contemplates speeches gone by. Center Left: John Patterson fails to affect his audience. Center Right: Considering the merits of her speech is Caroline Phelps. Bottom Left and Right: Reciting his speech is sophomore Dan Chamberlin. Speech Team 81 Ski Club Hits the Slopes Hellgate High School's Ski Club's 22 loyal members worked hard to raise mon- ey for their annual ski trip to Big Mountain. SKI CLUB: Deanna Barry. Row 2: Annette Browne, Nicki Moffatt, John Sokoloski, Todd Lucas, Connie Humes, Dan Stickney, Linda Parker, Diana Parker. Row 3: Greg Black, Mark Buescher. Row 4: George Oechsli, Dave Lucas, Erick Sohlberg. Not Pictured: Joe Rothermel. Planned Fund raising proj- ects included the sale of raffle tickets for a color television, a dance with the Loyola ski club, a concession booth at the Safety on Skis Fair, the shoveling of the sidewalks, and a ski fashion show at the Mansion. Ski Club met once a week at Snow Bowl to take a few runs together and discuss the days highlights. Ski Club had a hard time trying to decide where to go for their trip. Choices were Davos, St. Maritz, and the Bugaboos, but the club decided on Big Mountain near Whitefish, Montana. 82 Ski Club Above: The ultimate pleasure in skiing is putting on your skis , says John Sokoloski. Left: Joe Slick 'n Wicked Rothermel says he's bummed out after a tough run on the High Park. mm Outdoor Club Skis Winter Away OUTDOORCLUB—Front Row: Mark Be auf ait, LarAutio, Meljahner, ShariHartze, Dottie Reynolds, Tommy Templeton, Ed Vanaelstyn. Row 2: Adv. Bruce Baty, Steve Karkanen, James Pfeiffer, Mike Young, Mark Doty, Johnnie Patterson, Polly Lawry. Row 3: Eric Larsen, Kai Lindborg, Matt Hansen, Adam Gardner, Scott Schull, Joey Cregg, Holly Brandenberger, Kendra Peterson, Linda Mutch, Dana Field, Karen Lake, Julie Kruckleberg, Laura Lanfear, Erin Law. Outdoor Club was managed by a committee of varying attendance. The club Is open to all students and asks no dues. Hikers pay a min- imal fee for gas when private transportation is involved. The purpose of the club as it is now formed is to give students the opportunity to get out- side where they normally would not be able to go. This year the club is, for the first time, an official school certified club. The group is very active in the winter rather than fall or spring because of hunting and track and other distractions. They went to Squaw Peak, Lappi Lake, Lolo Pass, Gold Creek, as well as many other cross-country and snowshoe- ing excursions. Outdoor Club 83 VALKYRIES—Front Row: Colleen Mourar, Jackie Huggins, Sherri Rice, Brandy Chapman, Michelle Larson, Chris Cummins, Barbara Jordan, Connie Nunley, Terri Browne, Tara Kain, Pam Williams, Kathy Plaggemeyer, Annette Browne, Janice Willey, Mgr. Joni Seibert. Row 3: Janet DeSart, Debbie Venn, Kyle Merwin, Elaine Jonas, Gaye Thirty-one Valkyries and nine Golden Guard made up the new Hellgate drill team. The Valkyries practiced first period everyday to get their routines together for performances at the football and bas- ketball game halftime shows. The Golden Guard presented the colors at these games also. Both the Valkyries and Golden Guard were invited to perform in the Missoula Bicen- tennial Parade and a Grizzly game half- time intermission. Advisor Sue Lapito said that the girls put a lot of time and energy into the group and they should be proud of themselves for coming such a long way. VALKYRIES CAPTAINS--Clockwise From Bottom Left: Brandy Chapman, Jacki Huggins, Michelle Larson, Colleen Mourar. Brandenburg, Carrie Netzer, Sue Treichel, Judy Harrison, Advisor Sue Lapito, Debbie Plaggemeyer, Laurie Markland, Laura Lang, Vanessa Ochsner, Renon Jolliffe, Jenny Zibell, Charlene Anderson, Allison Carl. Not Pictured: Carol Cummins. 84 Valkyries Valkyries and Golden Guard Dazzle at Halftimes Geri Cron, Joan Gual, Marilyn Wood, and Deanna Dunsmoor presenting the colors. Renon Joliffe prances on the floor. HELLGATE GOLDEN GUARD--Front Row: Colleen Mourar. Row 2: Deanna Dunsmoor, Val Beaver, Karen Richtmyer, Traci Berthiaume. Row 3: Geri Cron, Marilyn Wood, Cindy Beagley, Joan Gaul. Valkyries-Golden Guard 85 MUN—Front Row: Bob Coffman, Mark Nimlos, Madeline Buescher, Fonda Hollenbaugh, Kelly Goode, Lisa Perry, Katrin Talbot. Row 2: Derek Benner, Parry Tallmadge, James Pfeiffer, Joni Giboney, Susan Bulman, Kristen Sohlberg, Angie Schriver, Tommy Templeton, Brian Allen. Row 3: Mark Elison, Rick Hunt, Gretchen Talbot, Mark Doty, Joey Cregg, Ed Vanaelstyn. Row 4: Don Weidenfeller, Lar Autio, Mark Be auf a it, Mark Gama as. Not Pictured: Cathy Kradolfer, Lisa Robbins, Casey Cregg, Mike Bricker, Steve Hess, Kevin Hunt and Colin Price. 86 MUN MUN Solves World Crises The 75-76 Model United Nations session had two delegations in the top ten as well as deal- ings with warfare and extortion. The two Hellgate delegations and its members were Albania; Mark Elison, Mark Doty, Steve Hess and Rick Hunt, and United Kingdom; Lar Autio, Mark Beaufait, Colin Price, and Don Wiedenfeller. An Israelian ambassador was threatened with death by unidentified captors, which resulted from an attack of Lebanon upon Israel. This situation was complicated by a Saudi Arabian threat to cease all oil exports unless the General assembly took a hard-line position against Israel. The function was sponsored and manned by students from the University of Montana. Art Club Art Club Fights Its Way Into Hellgate Art Club is a newly formed club this year. Advisor Mrs. Autio is new to the staff. This fall it sponsored a contest to draw the Mona Lisa and other such characters. In the Spring they had a pic - nic in addition to a group show at the Warehouse Gallery. Several of the masks shown in the picture are examples of ones sold at a drama sale that was conducted at the Univer- sity. DECA Educates for Jobs Missoula County High School’s Distributing Education Club of America met once a week to dis- cuss retailing management. DECA advisors, Mr. Leo Holer, Mr. Ken Curtis, Mr. Duane Pederson, and Mr. Brad Hart helped club members to raise money by selling concessions at games. Some of the money went to needy Missoula Families for Christmas presents. The State DECA meet in March kept club members busy working on sales demonstrations and put- ting a sales manual together. Most DECA Members are en- rolled in co-op, a course de- signed to help students get jobs and get credit for their jobs. DECA CLUB: DECA is made up of students from both Hellgate and Sentinel. Pictured members from Hellgate are Randy Wilson, Shirley Brunner, Debbie Froehlich, and Peggy Pfau. Art Club-DEC CA 87 Orchestra--Front Row: Susan Schonrock, Nancy Templeton, Gay Grimes, Lisa King, Charlie Clubb, Fonda Holleribaugh, Katrin Talbot. Row 2 : Harley Horton, Cynthia Lawyer, Candice Gisslebeck, Lisa Perry, Karen Schroeder, Carmen Gisselbeck, Brian Shull. Row 3: Rita Hawkins, Barrie Ryan, Jace Cheatam, Debbie Bestwick, Gretchen Talbot, Jutta Kammerer, Lynn Mort, Turan Bessac, Susan Horton. Row 4: Bob Seldon, Bill Sheldon, Jeff Kraut, Warren Sheldon, Joe Miller, Paige Markham, Grant Parker, Mark Garnaas, Maury Clubb. Not Pictured: Sarah Thorton, Andy Taylor, Machdalena, Kathe Jarka, Julia Braun. Orchestra Plays Around Orchestra was occupied with many functions this year, making for an exciting program. Members played in quartets every other day (double period days) and some of the foursomes played at various businesses during the Christ- mas Season. It participated in the Orchestra Festival in Bozeman in December. The group played a piece by its-selves, and performed with a com- bination group of other orchestras. It played with different directors and according to or- chestra members it was a good experience as well as educational. Thirteen members attended All-State in Great Falls which is for a selected group. It took place Oct 22-24. In spring the group held a concert with the Grade School Orchestra as well as its annual Spring Concert. A small group accompanied the musical theatrical production in the late spring. Only a small number of members partake in this function. In addition, the group played three Branden- burg pieces at the Fine Arts Assembly. 88 Orchestra Hellgate Bands SYMPHONIC BAND - Front Row: Barrie Ryan, Linda Mutch, Nancy Aitken, Glinda Truett, Lindsay Bernatz, Janet Chaffee, Gina Anderson, Linda Schroer, Susan Schonrock, Karen Fite. Row 2: Rita Hawkins, Susan Seely, JoAnne Salomon, Debra Bentham, Nancy Greenfield, Cheryl Kradolfer, Stacey Fairbanks, Randy Iverson, Karl Lindborg, Susan Albert, Colay Shelhamer, Jannelle Berthoud, Nancy Cole, Jace Cheatham, Karen Koostra, Laurie Dobbins, Lorraine Habets, Joanne Day, Patty Fischer, Row 3: Susan Fritz, Nanette Larson, Cathy Speaks, Amy Stenhjem, Eileen Hammill, Bill Bowers, Donna Blazevich, Lori Mix, Susan Bianchi, June Froelich, Paula Marcinkowski, Cindy Teichrow. Row 4: Maury Clubb, Doug Iverson, Bill Wacholtz, Mark, Marcinkowski, Jim Kirkpatrick, Carl Rising, Brad Elison, Warren Sheldon, Joe Miller, Bob Koostra, Russ White, John Troxel, Kristi Kliber, Brad Fairclough, Row 5: Patti Baker, Rob Wilson, Bob Sale, Bill Sheldon, Gary Burnham, Jeff Jones, Gary Daley, Deloit Wolfe, Donald Dilworth, Pat Black, Debbie Johnson, Joani Teichrow. Row 6: Doreen Hilde, Brian Day, Rory Krout. PEP BAND - Front Row: Russ White, Warren Sheldon, Paul Krout, Joe Miller, Bob Koostra. Row 2: Lori Mix, Barrie Ryan, Paula Marcinkowski, Rory Krout, June Froelich, Cindy Teichrow. Row 3: Randy Iverson, Cheryl Kradolfer, JoAnne Salomon, Rita Hawkins, Susan Seely, Linda Schroer. Row 4: Bill Wacholtz, Doug Iverson, Brian Day, Patti Baker, Mark Marcinkowski, Bill Sheldon. Row 5: Randy Goff, Pat Black, Gary Daley, Debbie Johnson, Debbie Bestwich. Row 6: Brad Fairclough, Jace Cheatham. 90 Bands Create Music FRESHMAN BAND - Front Row: Karen Koostra, Tracy Atkinson, Lee Puckett, Kathye Bauman, Pam Marek, Beth Schweitzer, Susan Hammer, Shannon Kent. Row 2: Cathy Speaks, Amy Stenhjem, Susan Fritz, Nanett Larson, Lori Cordis, Colay Shelhamer, Dee Schinn, Susan Albert, Alan Crowther, Sherry Wilson, Susan Bianchi, Peggy Dahl, Lindsay Bernatz. Row 3: Larry Edwards, Allen Ormesher, Neal Wiegert, Eileen Ham mill, Bryan Steubs, Kirby Price, Bev Hawkins, Pat Black, Gary Burnham, Craig Tomlinson, Carl Rising, Brad Elison, John Dunkum, Todd Hess. Row 9: Doreen Hilde, Joani Teichrow, David Solum. Symphonic Band's 58 members played four major concerts during the school year. In addition to this they attended the AA Band Festival in Billings and the District Music Festival, where the band members formed ensembles for district competition. Pep Band added school spirit to many Hellgate activities by performing for pep assemblies, basketball games, and wrestling matches. Pep Band's 40 members also played various concerts during the year and at a University of Montana basketball game. Freshman Band was made up of 40 former grade school band members. Frosh Band played two concerts during the year. Ail three Hellgate bands performed under the direction of Mr. Erickson. Bands 91 Jazz Band Jives to the Music Mr. Erickson directs Jazz Band with an experienced hand. Brad Fairclough concentrates on the beat. Front Row: Barrie Ryan, Cindy Teichrow, RoryKrout, Lori Mix, Russ White. Row 2: Joe Miller, Warren Sheldon, Paul Krout, Patti Baker. Row 3: Kristi Kliber, Jace Cheatham, Kevin Boileau, Maury Clubb, Bill Sheldon, Dave Larson, Mark Marcinkowski, Jim Kirkpatrick, Brad Fairclough. Mr. Richard Erickson, Jazz Band Conductor, said in- terest in jazz was so great that two bands were again needed. Jazz Band One was made up of experi- enced Seniors while Jazz Band Two was made up of interested Freshmen and Sopho- mores. Jazz Band One had 19 members and performed in assem- blies, public con- certs, wrestling meets, a jazz festi- val, and a joint con- cert with Sentinel. 92 Jazz Band Marching Band Steps Out MARCHING BAND: Glinda Truett, Brad Fairclough, Debbie Johnson, Joani Teichrow, Kathy Gallagher, Barrie Ryan, Jace Cheatham, Peggy Dahl, Connie Humes, Kristi Kliber, Debbie Bestwick. Row 2: Joanne Day, Patti Fischer, Karen Fite, Susan Schonrock, Linda Schroer, Janet Chaffee, Laurie Dobbins, Karen Koostra, Pam Marek, Lee Puckett, Susan Hummer, Kathye Bauman. Row 3: Debbie Bentham, Rita Hawkins, Nancy Aitken, Joanne Salomon, Nannette Larson, Susan Fritz, Susan Seely, Lori Cordis, Linda Mutch, Amy Stenhjem, Cathy Speaks. Row 4: Cindy Teichrow, Rory Krout, Paula Marcinkowski, June Froehlich, Susan Bianchi, Lindsay Bernatz, Russ White, Cheryl Kradolfer, Stacey Fairbank, Randy Iverson, Karl Lindborg, Gina Anderson. Row 5: Bill Wacholtz, Brian Day, Bill Bowers, Bill Sheldon, Rob Wilson, Bryan Steubs, Bev Hawkins, Dee Shinn, Eileen Hammill, Lori Mix, Donna Blazevich. Row 6: Pat Black, Del Wolfe, Mark Marcinkowski, Doug Iverson, Jim Kirkpatrick, Larry Edwards, Kirby Price, Allen Ormesher, Bob Sale, Randy Goff, Don Dilworth, Lorraine Habets. Row 7: Gary Burnham, Bob Koostra, Craig Tomlinson, Brad Elison, Carl Rising, Jeff Jones, Joe Miller, Tod Hess, Paul Krout, Warren Sheldon, Gary Daley. Hellgate Marching Band was made up of 80 Freshmen and Concert Band members who worked hard this year getting their routines together for performances at Hellgate Foot- ball games. They were also invited to perform at a half time at a Grizzly game and in the Missoula Bicentennial Parade. Mr. Richard Erickson, Band Director, said the band re- ceived a good reaction and worked very hard. Marching Band 93 CHEVALIERS — Front Row: Debbie Markiss, Andy Taylor (kneeling), Vicki Black, Marvin Clover, Kaye Sariberg. Row 2: Joni Sebring, Toni Hinton, Beth Wilson, Kim Sandberg, Velma Jones, Karen Schieweck, Blaine Taylor, Terri Browne. Row 3: Rod Sandau, Dave Simmons, Janet Tennant, Jim Powell, Loren Larson, Tom Lewis, Robert Schultz. Not Pictured: Karen Dauenhauer, Craig Cordial, Sterling Chord. Chevaliers Top the Chart Twenty-three juniors and seniors form Chevaliers this year, the top vocal group at Hellgate. These students meet every Tuesday to overcome occasional squeaks and acquire the skill needed for excellent performances at assemblies, concerts and various meetings and organiza- tions throughout Missoula. Qualifications include an audition with the Choral Direc- tor Mr. Neil Dahlstrom, and being a student in at least one the music classes. Singing isn't all we do! Chamber Choir Harmonizes CHAMBER CHOIR—Front Row: Kim Sandberg, Patty Cole, Toni Hinton, Karen Schiweck, Elaine Dilworth, Terry Browne, Robin Evans, Debbie Markiss, Lisa Perry, Jaqui May, Ruth Lawrence, Joni Sebring, Kathy Hayes. Row 2: Jan Hall, Kay Fish, Lucy Murphy, Patty Murphy, Marta Moss, Coleen Mourar. Row 3: Kristen Sohlberg, Vicki Black, Sharon Lucas, Julie Cluts, Anita Rice, Karen Dauenhauer, Marlene Roberts, A'Lisa Scott, Beth Wilson, Laura Whitehouse, Susan Manis, Advisor Mr. Neil Dahlstrom. Row 4: Terry Lundmark, Velma Jones, Wendy Powell, Pam Johnson, Leann Narum, Heidi Fanslow, Robert Schultz, Paul Anderson, Paul Hanson, Rod Sandau. Row 5: Paul Reich, Erick Sohlberg, Mark Ammondson, Robin Hood, Sterling Chord, Kevin McDowell, Kirk Weymeyer, Jon Ward, Dave Simmons. Row 6: Bryan Adams, Dave Larson, Tom Lewis, Blair Hochstrasser, Keith Gyles, John Troxel, Shawn Anderson, Dale Janes, John Brittner. Row 7: John Stahl, Marvin Clover, John Pearce, Blaine Taylor, Loren Larson, Jim Powell, Randy Bentham, Dave Hirning, Tim Anderson. Mynstrelles Entertain Chamber Choir is the elite choir at Hellgate. It con- sists of 70 members who were selected by their in- terest and ability. The Chamber Choir was invited to attend the Na- tional Choral Directors Convention in Seattle. To arrange for the trip the choir sponsored several money making projects to help finance it. Mynstrelles is a group of select sing- ers who met for one and half hours each week to rehearse. Ability rather than grade level or age is the pre- requisite for this group. It performed for civic and school activities and for concerts during the year. MYNSTRELLES—Front Row: Terry Lundmark, Jeleen Fish, Marlene Roberts, Patty Cole, Jan Hall, Marta Moss, Ruth Lawrence. Row 2: Paul Hansen, John Patterson, Coleen Mourar, Patty Murphy, A'Lisa Scott, Torgie Schendel, Terry Nyquist, Pianist Cheryl Vinje. Row 3: Dave Hirning, Dave Larson, Keith Gyles, Jon Ward, Kirk Wehmeyer. Chamber Myn. 95 Frosh Ensemble Warbles FROSH ENSEMBLE—Front Row: Judy Thompson, Cheryl Fite, Nancy Fitzgerald, Rita Browne, Deanna Dunsmoon, Michelle Taylor. Row 2: Nanette Larson, Lynne Brett, Jennifer Whitehouse, Sue Dickinson, Annette Montreul, Brenda Tunnock. Row 3: Rolf Sohlberg, Justin Dilworth, Mike Magone, Ed Lawrence, Dan Johnson, Mark Mason. Row 4: Gerry Johnson, John Schmautz, Kevin Scott, Rich Doyle, Joel Fish, Tom Powell. Freshman Ensemble and Lancers are groups of select boys and girls who meet for one hour each week to rehearse. They performed for civic and school group meetings, and concerts during the year. Lancers, a group of select sophomores, was re-formed this year because of increased in- terest. Lancer's Re-organize LANCERS--Front Row: Toni Barrett, Kelly Sandberg, Tim Anderson, Parry Tallmadge, Jack Palmer. Row 2: Advi- sor Mr. Neil Dahlstrom, Susan Cole, Linda Hollinder, Kathy Gallagher, Tina Barrett, Linda Tarras, Connie Humes, Jennifer Stuckey, Lorraine Barthelmess. Row 3: Shelly Frame, Michelle Larson, Heidi Fanslow, Leta Cuchine, Wendy Powell, Lauri McDonald, Leann Narum, Jaqui May, Vanessa Ochsner. Row 4: Joe Oechsli, Curt Walters, Don Weidenfeller, Jim Nelson, Erick Sohlberg, Mark Ammondson, John Troxel. 96 Fr. Ensemble Lancers Girls' Choir Sings Out SOPHOMORE GIRLS' CHOIR— Front Row: Debbie Gleed, Julie Cluts, Tina Barrett, Linda Hollinder. Row 2: Nancy Buelow, Martine Sirguey, Lauri McDonald, Kris Barsness, Kelly Micken, Tammy Gore, Jamie Gregory, Lorraine Barthelmess, Jean Lawrence, Linda Tarras, Melody Jahner, Maxine Malek, Cindy Blodgett, Student Teacher Mrs. Anita Bailey. Row 3: Melinda Haas, Devie Martin, Jill Northrop, Pam Williams, Leta Cuchine, Susan Hagestad, Shelly Frame, Connie Humes, Barbara Jordan, Jennifer Stuckey, Advisor Mr. Neil Dahlstrom. Row 4: Julene Hall, Tracie Terry, Bev Dimmitt, Sheila Funk, Toni Barrett, Vanessa Ochsner, Michelle Larson, Elizabeth Haddon. Row 5: Rhonda Wambach, Tammy Elser, Cam Flechsing, Kathy Gallagher, Theresa Benedetti, Traci Berthiaume, Rita Melvin, Kelly Sandburg. Concert Choir and Girls Choir are groups of stu- dents that meet daily to improve their abilities in music reading, part singing and voice singing. The singers also study literature of all types and ages. Girls' Choir is made up of sophomore through sen- ior girls. Concert Choir is made up of boys and girls from the upper three classes. Concert Choir Vocalizes CONCERT CHOIR—Front Row: Torry Evenskaas, Michelle Sulli- van, Debbie Dearden, Kathy Plaggemeyer, Judy Windham, Dee Ulrich, Deann Giffin, Alice Ramos, Terri Abernathy, Michelle Merritt, TedBigart, Tom Sebring. Row 2: Terri Healey, Cheryl Vinje, Linda Nelson, Sue Suckow, Carol Stanley, Kendra Mix, Kelly Goode, Debbie Holland, Rae Lynn Atkinson, Doreen Loewen, JayLene Tietz, Student Teacher Mrs. Anita Bailey, Advisor Mr. Neil Dahl- strom. Row 3: Glenn Robison, Dan Schenck, Bob Koostra, Joe Oechsli, Joanne Johnson, Rene Hummer, Sherri Hettick, Karen Knoyle, Parry Tallmadge. Row 4: Jim Raymond, Mark Flechsing, Randy Iverson, Jack Palmer, Russ White, Roxy Cahoon. Girls Concert Choirs 97 Freshmen Choir—Front Row: Amy Cummins, Sue Dickinson, Susie Youell, Nanette Larson, Linda Dauenhauer, Annette Montreuil, Michelle Taylor, Lanann Bryant, Belinda Kuntz. Row 2: Connie McMorris, Lilian Bier, Katherine Jarka, Joan Gaul, Brenda Tunnock. Row 3: Joy Pennington, Dee Dee Nurse, Leslie Perkins, Becky Schestag, Karen Swart, Jennifer Whitehouse, Elaine Burwick, Deanna Dunsmoor, Tami Weisenburger, Anita Capps, Sharon Pigman. Row 4: Dan Johnson, Doug Zentner, Scott Chord, Carla Stalcup, Lorie Kaphammer, Dee Dee Hamilton, Louise Lobdell, Vickie Cook, Karla Iverson. Row 5. Ray Windmueller, Tom Powell, Justin Dilworth, Kevin Murphy, Kevin Callaghan, Joel Fish, Bev Hawkins, Susan Talbot. Row 6: Rolf Sohlberg, Joe Murray, Rod Pruitt, Aaron Hanson, Rich Doyle, Mark Mason, Pat Black, Jerry Johns, Mike Magone, Lincoln Malcolm, Ken Price. Because of the large number of in- terested songsters in the fresh- man class, two freshman choirs have been recognized this year. The two non-select vocal groups perform at selected concerts throughout the year and at the an- nual Christmas assembly. Members of the freshman choirs receive class credits for attend- ance and participation during 8th and 9th periods everyday. In ad- dition to exercising their vocal cords. Choral Director Neil Dahlstrom attempts to enrich his students with performances and the study of musical literature. Freshmen Choir--Front Row: Pam Anderson, Julie Richardson, Mary Kirstine, Judy Thompson, Rhonda Petroff, Cheryl Fite, Janet Williams, Brenda Reid, Cyndy Beagley. Row 2: Randy Loewen, Eddie Lawrence, Dan Clouse, Kevin Scott, Nancy Fitzgerald, Michelle Piquette, Paris Martin, Kathy Dale. Row 3: Kris Saldin, Betsy Byrnes, Mary Evans, Jon Schmautz, Lynn Brett, Kay Cuchine, Mr. Neil Dahlstrom, director. In Tree: Brad Elison, Mike Spaid, Tammy Reesman. Frosh Choirs Sound Off WTi 98 Frosh Choirs Drama Team-Front Row: Janet Simmons, Marlene Roberts, A'Lisa Scott, John Sokoloski, Andy Taylor, Carolyn Phelps, Bill Bowers, Vicki Black, Jan Hall, Susan Cole, Pam Williams, Shawn Anderson, John Patterson. Row 2: Jud Gaylord, Julie Clapham, Jeff Popko, Owen Kelly, Terry Nyquist, Anne Fields, James Pfeiffer, Mark Meinholtz, John Brittner, Michelle Merritt, Advisor Virgil Cork. Drama Team Sweeps Meets This year the Hellgate Drama Team attended only four tournaments as compared to an average annual number of eight or ten. The tournaments were in Stevensville, Helena and Missoula and the state meet was in Kalispell. The teams swept the meets taking first place in every one except for the State Meet where Billings West took First and Missoula took second. Members that choose to work in the Humourous solo category were Bill Bowers, Terry Nyquist, and, Shawn Anderson. Serious solo included Michelle Merritt, Andy Taylor and John Patterson. Partaking in humourous duo were; Kay Sandburg and Pete Hunt; John Jones and Marlene Roberts; Jud Gaylord and Jeff Popko. In serious duo were; John Sokoloski and A'Lisa Scott; Vicki Black and Carolyn Phelps; Tammy Elser and John Brittner. Included in Pantomime were Julie Clapham, James Pfeiffer and Pam Williams. There was also a Junior Varsity team which com- peted during the State Meet but which was unable to qualify towards the Sweepstakes. Next year the team looks forward to beating its own record of twenty-some consecutive wins. Drama Team 99 “Labours of Love Staged LABOURS OF LOVE CAST - Elinor Elsinore - Vicki Black, Dick Dashing - Loren Larson, Lawyer Samuel Scrounge - Andy Taylor, Hattie Hateful - Terry Nyquist, Mme. Gertrude Gotrocks - Ruth Whitmire, Malvina Gotrocks - Tina Barrett, Edwin Gotrocks - Tim Mostad, Dora Delight - Kay Sandberg, Bob Buttons - Bill Bowers, Miss Faithful - Angie Schriver, Mme. Midnight - A'Lisa Scott, Can-can girls - Kris Barsness, Diane Chaffee, Ann Fields, Carol Fischer, Marlene Roberts, Gretchen Talbot, Bartenders - Dan Braun, Tony Purchio, Old Lady - Carolyn Phelps, Pianist - Jace Cheatham, Old Man - John Sokoloski, Director - Don Wulff, Stage Manager - Lisa Crookshanks, Set Manager - John Jones, Set Design - Bill Bowers, Costumes - Kim Sandberg, Lighting - Dave Hirning, Ben Griffing, Patricia Ciliberti, Lar Autio, Props - Kelly Goode, Tammy Elser, Make- up-Cory Cummins, Publicity - Heidi Hess, Ann Fields, Choreography - Kim Sandberg. 100 Drama Action 'The Diary of Anne Frank' Produced by Drama Department On Stage,,. Mr. Frank . . Miep .... Mrs. Van Dann Mr. Van Dann Peter Van Dann Mrs. Frank . . Margot Frank . Anne Frank. , Mr. Kraler . . Mr. Dussel . • Behind the scenes, •. Director , • . Stage Manager Special Effects Sound , , . • Cover Design . Costumes. • . Make-up. . . Andy Taylor Jutta Kammerer Vicki Black Keith Schultz Pete Hunt Julie Clapham Kris Barseness Deanna Sessions Ross Best Bill Bowers © Don Wulff Laura Whitehouse Cory Cummins Steve Hess Sarah Thorton Denise Small Elizabeth Haddon Kay Sandberg Anne Frank 101 1000 Mile Club- Hot to Trot Running 1000 miles and reaching top physical condition was the goal of 1000 Mile Club members. Coach Larry Mc- Kinney led 1000 Mile Club in fund raising projects such as selling Sno Cones at football games and raking Bonner Park. The money earned was used to send club members to an in- door track meet in Pocatello Idaho. 1000 MILE CLUB--Front Row: Troy Richlen, Mike Bricker, James Pfeiffer, Don Weidenfeller, Parry Martin, Larry McKinney, Jim Rogge, Scott Schull, Ross Best, MaskHuguet. 102 1000 Mile Club SPORTS tiQMi Grid Iron Team Has to Punt 1975 FOOTBALL KNIGHTS--Front Row: Tim McDonald, Jim Williams, Mike Larson, Gerry Steinbrenner, Dean Gilmore, Phil Campbell, Dean Barth, Mark Merela, Mike Sullivan, Rick DeMarinas. Row 2: Blair Hockstraser, Mike Lowe, Shawn Anderson, Don Abernathy, Eric Rolschoven, Craig Cordial, VARSITY COACHING STAFF—Front Row: Russ Pilcher, Head Coach Gary Trenary, Jim Lodge. Row 2: Kevin Hammond, Ken Walt. 104 Varsity Football Steve Hunter, Tim Allen, Keith Schultz, John Opie. Row 3: Casey Cregg, Frank Jobe,, Randy Venn, Kevin McDowell, Mark Huguet, Mike Evans, Brad Miller, Dave Dove, Jerry Huggins, John Brittner. Row 4: Henry Brotsman, Shawn Clouse, Pat Armstrong, Dave Gleason, Jay Huggins, Ed Anderson, Dan Lake, Bob Coffman, Mark Marcinkowski. Opening the season with high hopes, the mighty Knights offered to many fans an exciting and memor- able year. the ball if you don't mind. Aside from the few set backs, in- cluding a disappointing 1-8 record, the Knights had a good defense and a strongminded team. The triple option offense of the beginning of the year was dropped, as it put a heavy demand on an in- experienced quarterback, Frank Jobe. Under the leadership of Jay Hug- gins and Mike Evans, the team drove on. Although the Knights achieved only a single victory, more than one opposing team was intimidated by their aggressive de- fense. Varsity Football 105 Varsity Action Powder Puff Girls Lose 7-0 POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL-Front Row: Shari Hartze, Paula Marcinkowski, Meljahner, Terry Aktepy, Sue Robinson, Terry Abernathy, Carmen Schmelebeck, Ginger Preston, Karen Dauenhauer. Row 2: Donna Blazevich, Michele Sessions, Colleen Kelly, Karen Nilson, Melody Chord, Toni Barrett, Mary Privett, Nancy Cole, Leta Cuchine, Linda Milton, Colleen Flynn, Rose Sipes. Row 3: Coach Ron Jones, Wendy Powell, Maureen Danishefsky, Toni Ramos, Shelly Brambo, Cora Schmitz, Kathy McDonald, Cindy Chaussee, Cora Schmitz, Kathy McDonald, Cindy Chaussee, Rita Hawkins, Deanna Barry, Kim Cuchine, Cheri Canning, Sue Archibald, Shauna Austin, Janet Simmons, Assistant Coach Nancy Dunagan. Not Pictured: Julie McKay, Kyi a Merwin. Even though losing, the Knight's had the Spartans confused. Powder Puff started off with 71 interested girls, but after a couple of hard practices, ended up with 38 girls. This year we lost to Sentinel by the score of 7 to 0. In the years of competing with the crosstown rival, Senti- nel, Hellgate has won 7 games, lost 3 and tied once. Coach Ron Jones, said, Even though we had a good team we lacked the most important thing, experience. To set u a tradition of winning seasons the girls must participate more than once in their four years of high school. Those girls who participated know that it takes time, hart work and experience to win. The girls who played this ye; know how hard it is to lose. But we keep on saying We’ll show ’em next year. Get away, I've got it. You can't say the Knights don't have spirit. Powder Puff F.B. 107 Squires Trounce Opponents SQUIRES FOOTBALL—Front Row: Joey Cregg, Kip Hamilton, Rich Phillips, John Smith, Wade Abel, Jerry Gillingham, John Kimmel, Bob Charlton, Victor Hawkins, Tim McDonald, Mike Sullivan. Row 2: Scott Barry, Greg Fister, Buddy Gee, Kirk Baker, Rich Knight, Kevin Huguet, Steve Adams, Gordon Clark, Bill Weldon, Tim Ryan, Greg Cote. Row 3: Coach Robert Casey, Bob Bailes, Dan Robinson, Mark Merila, Erick Sohlberg, Jerry Huggins, John Troxel, Dale Manchester, George Bacher, Bruce Reid, Bryan Kaphammer, Jim Rowe, Coach Gerald O1 Reilly. A total of 48 Sophomore boys drew football gear for the 1975 season. Practice began with double sessions on August 18th and a dedicated, deter- mined and talented group they proved to be. One of the seasons high points came on Saturday, October 18th at Naranche Stadium in Butte when the Squires de- feated the Butte High Sophomores, 26-20. The Squires squad has great balance and depth and promises to give loyal Knight fans many happy moments in the seasons of 76 and '77. Coaches Bob Casey and Gerry O'Reilly say Thank you Squires - You've been a great group. Keep on Moving-onward and upward. Co-Captains selected at the end of the season were Mike Sullivan, Offense; and Rich Phillips, Defense. Sept. 6-(H) Hellgate—27C.M. Russ. - 6- Sept. 13-(H) Hellgate--29 Helena Cap. - 0 Sept. 20-(A) Hellgate-- 6 Sentinel - 8 Sept. 24-(H) Hellgate--33 Kalispell - 8 Oct. 1-(A) Hellgate--41 Hamilton -12 Oct. 4-(A) Hellgate--25 Libby - 0 Oct. 8-(H) Hellgate—21 Anaconda - 6 Oct. 18-(A) Hellgate--26 Butte -20 Oct. 28-(H) Hellgate--26 Sentinel -22 108 Squire F.B. Freshmen Finish 4-1 FRESHMAN REDS -- Front Row: Alvin Brewster, Steve Edwards, Greg Miller, Scott Chord, Brian Peck, Robbie Dursma, Rolf Solberg, Dave Bettger. Second Row: Dan Clouse, Boyde Able, Jerry Johns, John Burger, Kevin Scott, Brian Shull. Third Row: Doug Ibey, Ken Lawrence, Dave Solum, Allen Drew, Line Mai coin Steve Kenck. Fourth Row: Coach Jones, Larry Williamson, Ivan Grenfeld, Dan Fallsdorf, Jim Yates, Mgr. Dave Simmart. Hellgate's freshmen teams made a fine showing this year ending the season with a promising 4-1 record. Both squads showed exceptional talent and team work. The coaching staff said they were looking forward to a real fine Squire team next year. FRESHMAN GOLDS -- Front Row: Jim Anderson, Tim Schwenk, Mark Lowe, Kevin Callaghan, George Oeschli, John Buchovatz, Jim . Schwenk. Second Row: Joel Fish, Dale Tauett, Rich Doyle, Doug Zentner, Scott Lawrenson, Roben Ryman. Third Row: Scott Wright, Steve Wray, Bill Paulson, Doug Leary, Doug Liester, Doyle May. Fourth Row: Gary Burnham, John Hubberty, Bob Townsley, Ron Janes. Fifth Row: Rod Pruitt, Pat Lobsey, Doug Feller, Mark Mason. Frosh Football 109 Basketball Girls Shoot and Score GIRLS BASKETBALL, VARSITY-(Row 1): Lori Dobbins, Peggy Koepplin, Jeleen Fish, Connie Thompson, Pam McKinzie, Janice Jacobs, Renee Whitaker, Nancy Aitken. (Row 2): Susan Mocabee, Lane 11 Burns, Risa Lange, Chris Erickson, Alice Ramos, Rawna Burns, Coach Vicki Brown. J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL-(Row 1): Tracie Terry, Cheri Butler, Tammy Reesman, Jeannie Wooley, Coach Perrin. (Row 2): Maxine Malek, Shelly Frame, Dana Clark, Erin Cork. (Row 3): Stacy Fairbank, Roxanne Lindquist, Lanell Burns. (Not Pictured): Cheri Groshong, Gwen Markham. 110 Girls BB GIRL'S FRESHMAN BASKETBALL—Front Row: Shelley Nelson, Audrey Kaufman, Lorraine Cameron, Cindy Bush, Nancy Fiztgerald, Lori Lasisse. Row 2: Karla Crisp, Tina Walker, Meli Johns, Jean Brickey, Dawn Hughes, Coach Samson. (Not Pictured: Dawn Charvat, Mary Susen - Mgr.) Finishing fourth in the Western Division made the girl's basketball team successful in sever- al respects, said Coach Vicki Brown. We de- feated teams we had never beaten before. The team ended the season with a 12-8 record. Pam McKinzie was voted outstanding defensive player by teammates and working staff. Most Valuable Player Award went to Janice Jacobs. Further acknowledgements included Peggy Koepplin, Sue Mocabee, Alice Ramos, and Chris Erickson. The team offered a great sea- son for onlookers! Girls BB 111 ymnasts Swing, Vault, and Tumble to Victory! VARSITY BOYS GYMNASTICS--Front Row: Tom McDonald, Gordon Wylie, Jim Childress, John Gogas, Mike Stacy. Row 2: Coach Jim Miller, Don Gauld, Jerry Ginn, Paul Reich, Richard Hood, Greg Pfister, Asst. Coach Kyle Boyce. The twelve members of the Varsity boys gymnastics team and the ten Junior Varsity gymnasts looked great this year. They competed in six events including Floor exercises and Paralled bars. In three events we had top men; John Gogas, top valter in state, Jerry Gimm and Gordon Wylie, top side horse in state, and Gregg Pfister, top on high bar. Coach Miller added, With a lot of luck , meaning no injuries, no ill- nesses and no let down mentally, we could go undefeated through the state meet. BOYS J. V. GYMNASTICS--Front Row: Mike Boileau, Dave Bumbeck, Charly Visecka, Brad Giffin, Dave Marek. 112 Boys Gymnastics GIRLS VARSITY GYMNASTICS--Front Row: Sue Nurse. Row 2: Gaylee Huffman, Marilyn Stacy, Rhonda Wambach, Erin Marbut. Row 3: Lori Dobbins, Joann Salamon, Nancy Aitken, Coach Barbra Browne, Audrey Kaufman, Debby Bentham, Chris Aulden. GIRLS JV GYMNASTICS: Diana Preston, Betsy Byrnes, Charlene Olson, Gale Ireland, Becky Schestag, DeeDee Nurse. About 25 or 30 girls went out for gymnastics this year. Through constant competition seven to eleven girls work- ed their way to the Varsity team for each meet. The toughest competition was Kallispell. Sentinal gave the girls some trouble, but they outscored them in all compul- sory meets. One such meet left Hellgate J. V. vic- torious over Sentinal J.V. with 48.33 to 47. 68. Girls placing in this meet from Hell- gate were Paige Markham, DeeDee Nurse, Chris Saldin, Mona Albini, Charlene Olson, Betsy Bums and Gaye Brandenburg. The Varsity team for the most part was made up of a senior Sue Nurse, Juniors Nancy Aitken, Laurie Debbins, Sophomores Gaylee Huffman, Marilyn Stacy, Rhonda Wambach, Debby Bentham, Erin Marbut and Freshmen Audrey Kaufman and Chris Saldine. The outstanding gymnast for the year was Erin Marbut. The team was young, but strong. Girls Gymnastics 113 Gymnastics 115 Wrestlers Rank High in Division Varsity VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM—Front Row: Steve Wright, Rick Butler, Don Dillworth, Allen Hines, Greg Cottier, John Smith, Tim Bowers, Ray Plieness, Steve Huffman. Row 2: Coach Mike Oke, Randy Wilson, Eric Rolshoven, Bill Weldon, Kurt Jovin, Allen Grimsley, Shawn Clouse, Coach Lanny Bryant, Coach Cal Johnson. The year of 1976 was one of building for the Varsity Wrestlers. The team had several underclassmen in- cluding three freshman, Rick Butler. Mr. Lanny Bryant, varsity coach, said he expected Hellgate to bring a trophy home from state this year and that Hellgate will cer- tainly be a top contender in state for the next few years. Mr. Bryant said the most outstanding player on the varsity team was Greg Cottier and the most im- proved was Allen Grims- ley. Hellgate defeated Sentinel 42-11 at the cross-town rivalry match. SOPHOMORE WRESTLING TEAM — Front Row: Casy Carimichel, Greg Baker, Alvin Brester, Mike Barth, Rich Hawley. Row 2 : Coach Mike Oke, Ken Price, Monty Field, Buddy Dale, Brett Depee, Neal Fugere, Bob Jovin, Brett Michels. 116 Varsity JV Wrestlers Eat'Em up! Raw! Raw! Raw! ift� m Wrestling 117 Young Wrestlers Pin Opponents FRESHMAN WRESTLER'S-- Front Row: Casey Carmichael, Brian Shull, Alvin Brester, Harley Horton, Rod Pruitt, Mike Barth, Jim Anderson, Bill Evans. Row 2 : Gary Burnham, Ken Price, Dave Bettger, Ritch Doyle, Doug Ibey, Dan Falldorf, Gy Goakey, Kirk Grimes, Rich Hawley. Look out for that grandbe The Freshmen had a very successful season this year with prospects for great teams in up coming years. The team spent its after- noons working on drill techniques, running and wrestling until all were exhausted. The hard work out payed very well in the end, though.. .UN- DEFEATED. Here comes a Craddle 118 Frosh Wrestling Knights Jay Huggins practices lesson in kangaroo. Are Brad Murray sneaks up from behind as Blaine Taylor looks for an opening. Stringbean, Marty Greene, stretches for 2. Dynamite 120 Mighty Is the Word for the Knights Now gentlemen, which way is the basket ! HELLGATE KNiun i a--Front Row: Jim Williams, Mike Lowe, Karl Yohan, Mike Larson, Brad Murray. Row 2: Blaine Taylor, Dave Gleason, Bill Diehle, Marty Green, Coach Russ Sheriff, Greg Reich, Jay Huggins, Loren Larson, A1 Reifflin. Coach Russ Sherriff was really pleased with this year's Knights. He said, They played good basketball and showed great potential from the beginning. The Hellgate Knights proved to be a very intense team. They showed better discretion than in pre- vious years. The players worked together well, which is what it takes to have a winning team. Coach Sherriff said the boys were easy to work with. Having strong starters and an equally com- petent reserve string, the team rarely lost momentum throughout the season. Each individ- ual was willing to work and wanted to win. All were sincere in trying to do their best, he said. The Knights abound with special talents. Blaine Taylor, said Coach Sherriff, is the most talented guard I've seen. He also cited Brad Murray as being quick on the floor and able to handle some of the tougher guard assignments. In addition, the talents of Marty Greene, Jay Huggins and Dave Gleason wove the team into a spirited basketball machine. Varsity Basketball 121 Upcoming Teams Look Promising JV KNIGHTS—Coach Tom Demmons, Charley Clubb, Jeff Koch, Jim Powell, Jerry Huggins, Bill McClean, Frank Jobe, Jace Cheatham, MarkMerila, Mike Sullivan, Manager Ron Janes. SQUIRES—Front Row: Tim Reeves Row 2: John Kimmel, Gary Bryan, Wade Abel, Kevin Foley, Bill Hunt, Kevin Huguet, Greg Cote Row 3: Paul Mills, Bryan Adams, Dan Robinson, Stu Potter, Jim Johnson, Tim Ryan, Rich Larson, Coach Dick Dunn. 122J.V. Squires FROSH GOLD--Front Row: Boyd Able, Bud Kieckbusch, RandyOlson, Mark Mason, Craig Melder, Doug Zentner, Steve Plenger. Row 2: Roger Smith, Ivan Grenfell, Mark Lowe, Robie Dursma, Kevin Callahan, Greg Miller, Jerry Johns, Dale Truett, Coach Jerry O'Reilly. FROSH RED--Front Row: Ron Huguet, Perry Martin. Row 2: Jim Schwenk, Joe Murray, Tim Schwenk, Greg Brinkerhoff, Dan Clouse, John Schmautz, Dave Solum, Greg Johnson, Brad Riley, Brian Peck, John Bukovatz, Joel Fish, Doug Leary. Not Pictured: George Thomas. Varsity Harriers Capture Places VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY—Front Row: Bob Jovin, Paul Larson, Jim Rogge, Don Weidenfeller, Steve Shea. Row 2: Scott Larson, Mike Baugh, Coach Larry McKinney, Scott Shall, Charlie Clubb. Not Pictured: Ross Best. Coach Larry McKinney said his boys cross- country team did very well this year with a 6-2 record in the duals, placing third in the U of M invitational and second in State Com- petition. Outstanding runners included Scott Larson who placed 13th in State and Bob Jovin who placed 20th. Scott Shull was named the Most Valuable Run- ner and Bob Jovin was voted the Most Im- proved. JR, VARSITY--Front Row: Jamie MacKencie, Mike Bricker, Perry Martin. Row 2: Mat Houston, Floyd Grahmn. Row 3: Ron Huguet, Dave Holden. Hard work and determination made this a winning year for our guys. Cornin’ home! Toni Baugh gives her last spurt of energy. The girls cross country team started fresh with 6 of the 7 girls on the varsity team being sophomores and a new coach. Miss Barbara Browne. The team had a fair season with 2 wins and 4 losses. Individually, the girls did well, 6 out of 7 placing in state. Coach Browne commented about her girls. ,TCross-country takes a great deal of dedication and self-discipline. I see the girls crossing the finish line totally exhausted with little, if any, energy left. I have a great deal of admiration for their great efforts, whether they take first or last place. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY—Front Row: Toni Baugh, Patti Baker, Sue Nokleby, Julie Midyett. Row 2: Coach Barbara Browne, Kelly Sandberg, Carrie Netzer, Dottie Reynolds, Manager Nancy Cole. Cross-Country 127 Superintendent Zellick Explains New Hellgate Superintendent George Zellick ’’The Missoula County High School Trustees are presenting to the citizens of the county a plan which would replace Hellgate High School as a high school. This plan is based on a Building Reserve Fund which would take ten years to complete. The plan is flexible in that it may adjust to whatever the conditions may be over the next ten years. ’’Much thought has been put into the future of Hellgate High School, however, it was the feeling of the Trustees that whatever improvements could be made to Hellgate that these would not improve the total program. Therefore, this gradual phase out seems the best solution. BOARD MEMBERS Dr. Reuben A. Diettert, Chairman Mr. Arthur O. Hightower, Vice Chairman Mrs. Rose G. Hart, Secretary Col. Gordon H. Simmons Mr. Mervin D. Selle Mr. Martin J. Briggeman Mr. Harry N. Stetler 130 Supt. Zellick Principals Joe Roberts Stephens Avenue Building Richard Correll Hellgate Roger Eble Fort Missoula Complex Principals 131 Mr. Dwight Hopkins Mrs. Christina Troxel 132 Vice Principals Dennis Radtke Junior Counselor Lucille Edwards Senior Counselor Counselors Rick Burrell Freshman Counselor Dan Hamel Freshman Counselor Above: Marolane Stevenson Junior, Senior Counselor Far Left: Ed Bohart Freshman, Sophomore Counselor Left: Jan Nyquist Sophomore Counselor Counselors 133 Foreign Language At Right: MICHAEL OKE Spanish I, II, III, IV Spanish Club Asst. Wrestling Coach Dept. Head diane McCarthy French I Domestic Exchange Upper Right: FRED THOMSON German I, II, III, IV German Club At Right: BILL HAFFEY Latin I, II, III, IV Latin Club 134 Foreign Language ELLEN SKONES English I, III, IV Troubadour Advisor DON WULFF English II, IV Drama Play Production English ELSIE HALLFORD English I, IV-V Junior Class Advisor At Left: JOHN WHALEN English I, IV Film Club Student Senate Dept. Head. At Left: JOAN LLOYD English I, Spanish I AFS Advisor Americans Aboard Coordinator Far Left: VIRGIL CORK English II, III Athletic Ticket Sales Competitive Drama Coach English 135 VIRGINIA DALE English I, IV Soph. Class Advisor English TOM GRAFF English I, IV Film Club, Chess Club ROSALUID HUDGENS English I, German I German Club, AFS JAMES BULLOCK English I, III Film Club TOM DEMMONS English I, III Asst. Basketball Coach Sr. Class Advisor KEN BALLINGER English I, II, IV Jr. Class Magazine Drive Miss Rowberry gets ready to spook Assembly. 136 English WILLIAM TAYLOR English II, III Halberd the Spartans for the Turkey Day ANNE REINSEL English I, IV Pep Club SHIRLEY ROSENCREN English II, III NHS k DEAN MARSHALL English II, IV SAE WAYNE SEITZ, English III Journalism I, II, Photography Quill and Scroll, Lance Photography Club SUSAN ROWBERRY English II, III Speech Team NFL English 137 Social Studies WILLIS CURDY Economics, Montana and Russian History MUN, Frosh Class Advisor NANCY DUNAGAN Anthropology, Psychology Chevaliers, Intramurals iilH GARY TRENARY Political Science American Cultures Head Football Coach DONALD SOMMERFELD Political Science American and Native American Cultures Asst. Speech Coach, MUN CAL JOHNSON Psychology, Sociology Frosh Football Coach Asst. Wrestling Coach 138 Social Studies At Left: RUSS PILCHER Criminology, Psycho-Social Values Sociology Asst. Football and Track Coach Dept. Head TIM GREGORI Year of the Last Eagle Comparative Government BETTE KENNETT Great American West College Prep American History and US Government Honor Society, Student Senate MARILYN DAYRIES Society in Crisis Women in American History Senior Class Advisor Social Studies 139 Math WERNER HELD Acc. Algebra I, Computer Prog. National Honor Society DONALD FALLDORF General Math, Algebra I, II larry McKinney Algebra IY, General Math Asst. Track Coach Boys Cross Country KYLE BOYCE Geometry, Acc. Geometry Consumer Math Asst. Gymnastics Coach At Right: JIM LODGE Geometry, General Math Asst. Football Coach Frosh Basketball Coach KEN WALT Algebra I, General Math Asst. Football Coach 140 Math At Left: JAMES BURRINGTON TMMW, TPE, College Prep Math Club JOHN KOELBEL Algebra I, Geometry- Key Club JACK OLSEN Algebra I, Consumer Math General Math RICHARD DUNN Algebra II, Consumer Math Soph. Basketball Coach At Left: JIM HEYDON Geometry, Acc. Algebra II Frosh Basketball Coach Math 141 Fort Missoula ROBERT SPARKS Vice Principal KAREN PRINTZ Clerical Office Practice Right: NOREEN KOZELUK Shorthand Typing Far Right: FRED SALMONSEN Recordkeeping Typing JUDY QUICCLE Secretary PAMELA DALE Shorthand I JAN ROBERTS Child Care LAURA PAHL Typing II 142 Fort Missoula Not Pictured MERRIE LAWRENCE Business Math DICK SCHIPPOREIT Typing, Business Machines Recordkeeping PEGGY BALYEAT Hospitality Ed. CLEO BAKER Accounting I, II Business Communications GREG LENIHAN Food Service Left: DEANNA WOODS Clerical Office Practice Far Left: GIGI FLA TOW Accounting I Fort Missoula 143 Fort Missoula Continued LEO HOLLER Merchandising Bus. Law I CARMELITA BULLOCK Typing I Right: BRAD HART Marketing Insights Selling Far Right: DUANE PEDERSON Personel Management Hire On MICK LAMB Forestry KEN CURXIS Bus. Law I, Selling Hire On MARY SHEPHERD Data Processing HAROLD KNAPP Forestry 144 Ft. Missoula At Left: NEIL DAHLSTROM Chamber, Concert, Girls Freshman Choirs Chevaliers, Mynstrelles Lancers, Frosh Ensembles Dept. Head Music HAROLD HER BIG Orchestra, Music Appreciation Ensembles Missoula Youth Symphony RICHARD ERICKSON Hellgate Bands, Guitar Marching, Pep Jazz Bands Art At Left: GEORGE GOGAS Art I, II, HI, IV Dept. Head LELA AUTO Beginning Art Art Club KATHERINE MILLHOUSE Crafts, Jewelry Asst. Director Valkyries KALLI DESCHAMPS Art I, II, Weaving Advisor-National Honor Society Music, Art 145 Science Stella Roberts Chemistry I Unified Science 1 Pep Club Adv. Dick Palin Chemistry I, Advanced Biology Science Fair Mirl Gratton Unified Science 1 Biology I Frosh Football Coach Ronald Burnett Earth Science Ron Hoff Biology I Bruce Baty Geology, Earth Science Girls Track Coach Outdoor Club Adv. James Sylvester Chemistry I, II Awards and Scholarships Russ Sheriff Biology I Head Basketball Coach Science 147 Home Ec. Be mita 7uidmeer Preparation for Life Intermediate Foods Flair With Foods FHA Advisor Dept. Head Terry Yasenak Home Ec. I, Sewing Cheerleading Loretta Vizzutti Intermediate Sewing Housing Design Creative Stitchery Seminar and Professional Sewing S-Club Advisor Ilene Heinrich Bachelor Survival Hero Coop FHA Susan Reeves Exploring Childhood Home Ec. II S-Club Advisor Physical Education Jim Miller PE I, II Gymnastics Coach Dept. Head Bob Wiesner PE I, II Tennis Team Charlotte Manthie PE I Vicki Brown PE I, II Girls Basketball Coach Assist. Girls Track Coach Intramurals Ron Jones PE I, II Track Coach Frosh Football Coach Intramural Director Barbara Browne PE I, II Girls' Cross Country Assist. Gymnastics Coach Phys. Ed. 149 Vocational Technical CHET FROJEN Drafting ROGER HYEM Dept. Head Left: JOE BARNELL Welding I Not Pictured MARK LALUM Fort Missoula JAMES DOOLITTLE Fort Missoula MIKE CAVEY Vo Ag 1,11,111,1V 150 VO-TECH DANIEL OWSLEY Auto Mech. VO-TECH 151 Typing Drivers Ed. GRACE KOEPPEN Personal Typing, Typing I LARRY BICHA Driver's Ed. Ass't. Wrestling Coach Careers Right: ANITA DUPUIS Careers Far Right: LANNY BRYANT Careers Head Wrestling Coach Mat Maids TERRY O'REILLY Ass't Football Coach Frosh Basketball Coach Typing KEVIN HAMMOND Driver's Ed. Ass't. Football Coach 152 Faculty BARBARA QUADE Records Clerk BARBARA REINHARD Mr. Hopkins Secretary ZELPHA LEMON Book Keeper Above: PEGGY O'SULLIVAN Mrs. Troxel's Secretary At Left: MARY SCHULTZ Mr. Correll's Secretary At Left: SHIRLEY GIFFIN Guidance Secretary Secretaries LYNDA OLMSTEAD Mr. Lawston's Secretary JULIA GARR Key Punch Operator Secretaries 153 Librarian Nurse Audio-Visual MARGARET FRETTE LAURA COOLEY KEN BEARDSLEY Instructional Aides JOYCE JENSEN JUDY KOERNER LORETTA HYDE DONNA BLOMCREN SUSAN STENE BARBARA JARUSSI DONNA JEAN WOOD HATTIE BAWCOM 154 Support Personnel Resource Center MARY DOWNEY Dept. Head Title I Reading Far Left: SUSAN LAPITO Valkyries Golden Guard Left: RICHARD SAMSON Girls Basketball Speech Hearing Therapist MARY PAT LAFOREST TENNEY HAMMOND CHARLES BENSE PEGGY DAUE Specialists 155 LILLIAN JOHNSON Head Cook Custodians BARBARA HERMAN SHORTY TINTZMAN Engineer Cafeteria Proctors Right: IDA COMBS Far Right: MIKE NELSON Front Row: Wayne Burton, Calvin Hewitt, Barry Norton, Hayes Ransier, Frank Camble. Back Row: Don Vaughn, Marvin Stombo, Tom Phillips, Elaine Tietz, Richard Zimmerman, Shorty Tintzman. 156 Support Staff CLASSES President: Robert Coffman Vice-President; Nancy Cole Senior Representatives SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES--Tony Purchio, Jeanne Lanfear, Susan Bulman, Marc Mollett, Not Pictured: Sterling Chord, Julie Clapham, Dave Holden. Senior representative Serling Chord exhibits equal representation. Sr. Reps. 159 LORRIE L. ADAMS-HR 119. TERESA M. AKTEPY-HR 206: Powder Puff Football 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheer- leader 3,4; Captain 4; Intramurals 2. DEBBIE L. ALBERT-HR 123. SALLY JO ANDERSON-HR 300: Pep Club 1; Basketball 2; Track 2; Youth and Gov't 2; Outdoor Club 2. SHAWN D. ANDERSON-HR 222: Football 1, 2, 4; Basketball 2; Wrestling 3; Drama 3,4; Intramurals 1,3,4. EILEEN C. ANDRUS-HR 325: Gymnastics 2,3,4; French Club 3. PATRICK T. ARMSTRONG-224. LAR K. AUTIO-HR 300: Senator 3; Student Body Vice-Pres. 4; MUN 3,4; YMCA Youth in Gov't 3,4; Radio Club 2,3,4; High Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3; Basketball 1; Intramurals 2,3; Cinema Club 3; Outdoor Club 2,3,4; Cur- riculum Com. 3; Executive Com. 4; JA 3; Brain Bowl 4. MONA A. BABCOCK-HR 301. VALERIE R. BAILES-302: Modem Dance 1,2,3; Historian 3; VIC A 3. RON E. BAILEY-HR 305: Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Intramurals 4. GREG G. BAKER-HR 310: FFA 1,2,3; Treas. 1; Rodeo Club 1,2. DEBBIE A. BARDWELL-HR 310. MARGARET L. BARTH-HR 305: Powder Puff Football 3; Modern Dance 1,2; Cheer- leader 3,4; Intramurals; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. MIKE J. BAUGH-HR 314. •' v' ■ t VICKI L. BAUMGARDNER-HR 322: Rodeo Club 1,2, 3,4; FFA 4. LAURA S. BAYLOR-HR 325: Pep Club 2; Intra murals 2. JEFF BEHAN-HR 116. DEREK A. BENNER-HR 305. CHRISTOPHER H. BERGER-HR 301. BRIAN D. BERGLUND-HR 206. JANELLE M. BERTHOUD-HR 119: Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Marching Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; German Club 1,2. DUANE R. BEZDICEK-HR 210. ELYNORE M. BISOM-HR 222. VICTORIA G. BLACK-HR 224: Choir 1,2, 3,4; FR Ensemble 1; Chamber Choir 3,4; Mynstrelles 3; Chevaliers 4; Art Club 4; Drama 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; JA 2. CHERYL L. BLAKELY-HR 302. RON R. BLANCHARD-HR 123: Intramurals 1,2; Golf team 2,3,4; Chess Team 1,2,3,4. HOLLY J. BRANDENBERGER-HR 301: Outdoor Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3; German Club 3; Halberd 4. MICHEALD. BRICKER-HR 325. SUZANNE K. BRIST-HR 302: Operation Europe 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. DANIEL R. BROCKWAY-HR 314: Football 1; Intramurals 1,2; Key Club 4. DOROTHY L. BROCKWAY-HR 116: German Club 1. STEVE J. BROWN-HR 123: Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 4. Seniors 161 TERRI L. BROWNE-HR 325. SHIRLEY L. BRUNNER-HR 314. DAWN A. BRUNS-HR 226: Clerical aid 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 3,4. TAMI M. BUCK-HR 302. SUSAN M. BULMAN-HR 219: Speech 1,2,3,4; NFL 1,2, 3,4; MUN 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Halberd 3,4; Lance 4; Class Treas. 2; Class Pres. 3; Student Senate 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. DAVE L. BURNHAM-HR 210: DECA 3,4; Honor Roll 1; Basketball Manager 1; Track Manager 1; Wrestling Manager 2,3; Intramurals. JANET B. CHAFFEE-HR 217. SCOTT H. CHANDLER-HR 222: Ski Club 1,3; Track 1; Football 2; Intramurals 2; Halberd 4; Photo club 4. BRANDY L. CHAP MAN-HR 301. SAUL CHESSIN-HR 210. DEBORAH D. CHRISTENSEN-HR 301. JULIE M. CLAPHAM-HR 305: Intramurals 1,2,3; Student Senator 3,4; German Club 1,2,3; Vice-Pres. 3; NHS 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Drama 2,3,4; Troubadour 4. 162 Seniors SHAWN F. CLOUSE-HR 300: Football 1.2, 3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1; VICA 4; Key Club 3,4; Boys State Delegate 3; FFA 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. MARVIN L. CLOVER-HR 301: Football 1; Basketball 1,3; Drama 2; Honor Roll 1.2, 3,4; Mynstrells 1,2; Chevaliers 3,4; Intramurals 2,4; Golf 1,2, 3,4. ROBERT P. COFFMAN-HR 302: Football 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 1; Radio Club 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; Speech 3,4; Brain Bowl 4; Boy's State 3; Class Pres. 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Chess Club 3,4. s NANCY R. COLE-HR 310: Band Marching, Concert, 1,2,3,4, Pep 1,2, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; S Club 3; Vice Pres. 4; Cross Country 3, Manager 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Girls State, Girls Nation Alternate 3; Class Sec. 2; Vice Pres. 4; Student Debate Dele- gate 4; Curriculum Committee 4; Psychology Club 4. PATTY E. COLE-HR 322. EDITH A. COPE-HR 314: Pep Club 1; Rodeo 2. CRAIG M. CORDIAL-HR 314: Football 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Mynstrells 1,2; Chevaliers 4; Intramurals 3,4; Letterman Club 3,4; Chamber Choir 2,3,4. GAVIN N. CORRIGAN-HR 325. SHARON C. COTE-HR 205. GREGORY D. COTTIER-HR 205: Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Captain 4. CASEY M. CREGG-HR 206: Football 1,2, 3,4; Gymnastics 1; MUN 4; Intra- murals 1,2,3,4; Lance 3,4. CORRINE A. CUMMINS-HR 123: Gym- nastics 1,2; Speech 3,4; Drama 3,4; NFL 3,4; Treas. 4; Intramurals 1,2,3. ROBERT H. CURRAN-HR 210: Ski Club 1; Intramurals 1; Soph. Pres. 2. KAREN M. DAUENHAUER-HR 224: Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Modem Dance 2; Track 4. PAMALA J. DAY-HR 217. RICHARD M. DEMARINIS-HR 224. JUNELLEN DEYOUNG-HR 210: Track 1. SHARON J. DICKHAUT-HR 300: Pep Club 1; S Club 3. CHERYL D. DICK-HR 318. ELAINE DILWORTH-HR 302: Frosh Choir 1; Soph. Choir 3; Chamber Choir 4; Intra- murals 2,3,4; German Club 3. SHARON A. DOTY-HR 305. Seniors 163 CHARLES G. EISELE-HR 205. MARK W. ELISON-HR 217: Student Gov't 3,4; MUN 3,4; Youth and Gov't 3,4; Debate 2,3,4; NFL 2,3,4; Vice-Pres 4; Football 1; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,3; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. DAVID A. ENG LUND-HR 300: Halberd 3; Gymnastics 3. MIKE A. EVANS-HR 302: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Honor Roll 1.2, 3,4. BRAD FAIRC LOUGH-HR 310: Football 1.2, 3,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Wrestling 3; Track 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; VIC A 3,4; Band-Marching 2,4, Concert and Pep 2 3 4. JOHN K. FAUST-HR 325: Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Outdoor Club 4; Youth and Gov't 4; Track 3; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 3. ANN M. FIELDS-HR 325: Drama 1,2, 3,4; Thespian 3,4. KAREN L. FITE-HR 314: JA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Marching 1,2,3,4. DARA M. FUGERE-HR 205. KIM L. GAGERMEIER-HR 119: Modern Dance 1,2; DEC A 3; Chamber Choir 4; Concert 3; Girls 2; Frosh 1; Drama 3,4. CRAIG M. GALLAGHER-HR 206. KELSA M. GALLAGHER-HR 206. DIANA GARDNER-HR 318. RAY A. GARTNER-HR 300. BONNIE J. GEESEY-HR 210: Powder Puff 1; Intramurals 1,2; Varsity Basketball 2,3; Choir 1,2. BRUCE A. GERLACH-HR 301. GARY H. GETZ-HR 305: Key Club 1,2,3,4; Board 1,2,3, Pres. 4; JA 1,2. JONI A. CIBONEY-HR 123: AFS 4; MUN 4; Honor Roll 3. CARMEN L. GISSELBECK-HR 224: Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Missoula Youth Sympathy 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. JOE M. CJORDING-HR 314. DAVID A. CLEASON-HR 219: Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; Intramurals 1; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3. JOHN G. GOG AS-HR 205: Honor Roll 1.2. 3,4; Gymnastics 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 1.3. MARY E. COSS-HR 217: Out door Club 3.4. JACKIE M. COULD-HR 300. SHERYL M. GOULD-HR 301: Art 1,2,3; Track 1; Modern Dance 1,2, 3,4. ROSE M. CRAHAM-HR 302: Pep Club 2; S. Club 2,3. BENJAMIN J. CRIFFING-HR 212: Art Club Pres 4; Artist Guild 1; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4. LESA V. HACKMAN-HR 322. CURT M. HALE-HR 224. JANET E. HALL-HR 325: Young Life 1,2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; German Club 3; ValkyTies manager 4; Mynstrells 4; Choir Chamber 4, Concert 3; Drama 4; Gymnastical. DAVID A. CRIMSUEY-HR 222: Football 1,2, 3; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Key Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3, 4; Rodeo Club 3,4. CHERYL M. GROSHONG-HR 310: Powder Puff 1; Basketball manager 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. KENNETH J. GUY-HR 300: Transferred 3; Weight Lifting 4. WILLIAN R. HAMILTON-HR 217: Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Tennis 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Intra murals 2, 3,4; Letterman Club 2. RONALD S. HAMM-HR 314: Cross Country 1; Basketball 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; French Club 2; German Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting 3,4; VICA 2. STEVEN D. HANDS-HR 325: Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1; Outdoor Club 4. STEVEN HARPER- HR 302: Football 1; Wrestling 1. HANS HARTSE- HR 310. DAVID HATHAWAY- HR 224; Intramurals 3,4. TERI V. HAUERWAS- HR 305. DONALD HAUGAN- HR 325; Gymnastics 2; Honor Roll 3,4; Outdoor Club 2,3; In- tramurals 1,2. KATHERINE HAYES- HR 206; S. Club 2,3,4. KIM HEALEA-123; Pep Club 1,2; Mat Maids Pres. 2; Girls Choir 2; Girls Ensem- ble 2; Concert Choir 3; Honor Roll 2, 3,4; H Honor Roll 2. TAMIMY HEGMAN- HR 206. LOUIE HENES- HR 205; Intramurals 2,3; Football 1,2,3; VICA 1,2; AFS 1. HEIDI HESS- HR 224; German Club 2; Band 2; S Club 4; Exchange Student 3. MAGDALENE HESS- 224; S-Club 4; TERRY HIGHTOWER - HR 300. DAWN HINTON- 302; Frosh Ensemble 1; Soph. Ensemble 2; Chamber Choir 3,4; Intra murals 2; DEC A 3; Mynstrelles 3; Cheveliers 4. DIANE HILTON- HR 123; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Gymnastics 1; Honor Roll 2. DAVID HOLDEN- HR 217; Cross Country 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1; Student 2, 3,4. FONDA J. HOLLENBAUGH- HR 305; Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; Missoula Youth Sym- phony 1,2, 3,4; Select Orchestra 2,3; All-state Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; Civic Sym- phony 3,4; All-Northwest Orchestra 3; High Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; NHS 3,4; French Club 1,2, 3,4; German Club 3,4; Psychology Club 4; MUN 4; Troubadour 4. STEVE HUFFMAN- HR 305. JACKIE W. HUGGINS- HR 325; Modern Dance 2; Valkyries 4; Captain 4; Wrest- ling Cheerleader 4. 166 JAY D. HUGGINS- HR 310; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 1,2; Art Club 4; Intramurais 2. MARK C. HUGUET- HR 322; Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Intramurais 3,4. KEVIN J. HUNT- HR 325; Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Speech 3,4; NFL 3,4; Brain Bowl 4; Curriculum Comm. 4; Students for Civil Liberties 3,4; Chair- man 3; Advisory Board 3,4; Student Sen- ate 1,2, 3,4; Pres. 4; Class Council 1,2, 3,4; Vice-Pres. 2; Student Association Pres. 4; Radio Club 2,3,4; Pres. 2,3; JA 2,3; Pres. 3; Lance 3,4; Youth and Gov't 3,4; Secretary 4; Boys State 3; Boys Nation 3; Intramurais 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Hist. 4. STEVEN A. HUNTER- HR 310; Football 1,2, 3,4; Intramurais 2,4. DEBBY M. IRELAND- HR 219; Frosh Choir; Concert Choir 2,3. DOUG R. IVERSON- HR 206; Transfer 2; Concert Band 2, 3,4; Pep Band 2, 3,4; Marching Band 2, 3,4; Intramurais 2, 3. LARRY J. JACOBS- HR 205; Intramurais 1,2,3, 4; Lance 4. LESLIE D. JACOBSEN- HR 219. TAMI L. JACOBSEN- HR 316. DALE E. JANES- HR 119. Football 1,2,3, 4; Gynmastics 1. CONNIE L. JANNACH- HR 217; Pep Club 1; DECA 3; Vice-Pres. 3. CYNTHIA L. JELLISON- HR 123; Photo Club 4; Pres. 4. LYNDA JOHNSON- HR 104. PAMELA JO JOHNSON- HR 302; Frosh Choir; Frosh Ensemble; Soph Girls Choir; Concert Choir 3; Chamber Choir 4. 167 JOHN S. JONES- HR 314; Drama 2,3,4; Track 2. SALLY A. JONES- HR 322. JUTTA KAMMERER- HR 205. STEVE L. KAPHAMMER- HR 210; Foot- ball 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. STEVE D. KARKANEN- HR 123; Outdoor Club 2,3,4. MARY J. KELLEY- HR 219; Honor Roil 1,2, 3,4; High Honor Roll 3; Intramurals 2 3 4. CRYSTAL L. KEMMER- HR 205. SUSETTE KENDALL- HR 119; S-Club 3,4. TERESA J. KIMMEL- HR 205; Halberd 2. PEGGY S. KOEPPLIN- HR 123; Pep Club 1; Cheerleader 1, Captain; Powder Puff Football 1,2, Captain 2; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Girl's Basketball 2,3,4; Co-Captain 3,4; Girl's State alternate. CATHY D. KRADOLFER- HR 301; Band Concert 1,2,3, Marching 1,2,3; Trouba- dour 1,2; MUN 4; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Lance 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. KEVIN K. KROUT- HR 302. THELMA A. KUNTZ- HR 314; French Club 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4; S Club 3,4, Secretary 4; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3; Chamber Choir 4. DEBBY L. KOLB- HR 224; Pep Club 3,4; Montana Girl's State Delegate; Intramurals 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. ROBERT T. KOOSTRA- HR 301; Band 1,2, 3,4; Jazz 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Concert Choir 4. SHEILA E. KOVACICH- HR 300 LAURA L. LANG- HR 205; Frosh Choir 3; Valkyries 4; DECA 3. KATHY S. LARSON- HR 210; NHS 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Transferred 4. MICHEAL J. LARSON-HR 314; Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Frosh Choir. 168 RICHARD B. LARSON- HR 219; VICA 3,4. SCOTT R. LARSON- HR 205; Cross Country 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; 1000 Mile Club 1,2, 3,4; Boys State Delegate 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Honor Roll 2,3,4; M Club 2,3,4. VANESSA R. LARTZ- HR 325; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; AFS 3,4; Pres. 4; NHS 3,4; Frosh Choir; Soph Choir. KERRI S. LEHMAN- HR 314; Lancettes 2, 2,3. TOM J. LEWIS- HR 206; Chamber Choir 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Mynstrelles 1,2. CAROL D. LONCPRE- HR 205. SHARON K. LUCAS- HR 119; French 1; Frosh Choir; Soph Choir Girls Choir 3; Concert Choir 3; DECA 3; Intramurals 1,2; Chamber Choir 4; Girls Ensemble 3; Honor Roll 2,3. LISA D. MACE- HR 205. CAROLYN D. MACINTYRE- HR 325; Class Council 1; Halberd Staff 2. CAROL D. MADDUX- HR 222. JEFFREY D. MAGSTADT- HR 222; Foot- ball 1,2; VICA 3; Ski Club 1,2. TONY C. MANGAN- HR 217; Key Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. MARK W. MARCINKOWSKI- HR 301; Class Pres. 1; Youth in Gov't. 4; Vice- Pres. 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Council 2,3; Pres. 4; Speech Team 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2, 3,4; NHS 3,4; Basketball 1; NFL 3,4; Boys State Delegate 3; Intra- murals 1,2, 3,4. DEBORA D. MAREK- HR 301. GWEN MARKHAM- HR 217; AFS 4; SAE 4; Girls Basketball 3,4. DEBRA J. MARKISS- HR 300; Choir 4; Soph Choir; Chamber Choir 3,4; Mynstrelles 3; Chevaliers 4. TERENCE J. MASON- HR 302; Football 1,2; Wrestling 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4. BRUCE D. MCDONALD- HR 310. 169 170 CINDY MCDONALD- HR 305. DEBBIE MCKAY- HR 310: Pep Club 2. MARTA MCKENZIE-HR 217. TIMOTHY MEAD- HR 314; VICA 2,3; Intramurals 3. BETSIE MEHRINC- HR 222. SARA MEIER-HR 219: Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. TERESA MELVIN- HR 205: JA 1; Lancettes 2; Troubadour 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. MIKE MERSEAL- HR 219. KENNETH MERWIN- HR. Football 1; Chess Club 1,2, 3,4. SHERRI MICHAELS- HR 210. DIANE M. MICKELSON- HR 305. JOSEPH R. MILLER- HR 222: Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Marching Band 1,2, 3,4; Jazz Band 2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Orchestra 3, 4'; Missoula Youth Symphony 4. KENDRA M. MIX- HR 325: Frosh Choir; Soph Choir; Concert Choir 3,4; Speech 3; Sec. 4; Youth in Gov't. 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. LORI J, MIX- HR 314: Senior Class Treas. 4; Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Band Librarian 2, 3,4; Band Council 2; AFS 3,4; Treas. 4; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Vice-Pres. 3; Treas. 4; All State Band 2,4; Gymnastics 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; High Honor Roll 1,2,3. SUSAN M. MOCABEE- HR 300: Powder Puff Football 1,2; Soph Choir 2; Intramurals 1,2,3, 4; Girls Basketball 2,3,4; MICHAEL W. MODERIE- HR 119: Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,3,4; Track 1; Art Club 4; Pres. 4; Intramurals 2. NEIL R. MOISEY- HR 206: Lance 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3. CARY J. MONACO- HR 123: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Lance 3,4; Intramurals 4. KEITH MONACO- HR 222: Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; VICA 3. JOANNA R. MORRISON- HR 301: Pep Club 3; SS 3,4; Class Council 3; Student Body Sec. 4; Young Life 1,2, 3, 4. LUCY M. MURPHY- HR 322: French Club 3,4; VICA 4; Sec. 4; Girls Choir; Concert Choir 3; Chamber Choir 4. BARB MATYE- HR 219. BARBARA K. NEILS ON- HR 219: Intramurals 1,2,3; Cheerleader 1; Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. EDWARD A. NEUMILLER- HR 300: Wrestling 1, 2, 3. TAMARA J. NEWBY- HR 206. BRADLEY J. MURRAY- HR 300: Basket- bail 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming King 4; Honor Roll 2,4; Intramurals 1. ROSE M. MURRAY- HR DAVID W. MYERS- HR 301. PETER J. NIMLOS- HR 224: SAE 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Intramurals 2, 3,4; Young Life 4; Psychology Club 4; Outdoor Club 4; Youth in Gov't. 4; Honor Roll 2, 3,4. SUSAN L. NOKLEBY- HR 123: Cross Country 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,3; Intra murals 1,2,3; Girls State 3; German Club 1; Mat Maids 2; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. SUSAN G. NURSE- HR 217. BILL J. O'CONNOR- HR 305. 171 KIRK V. OGRIN- HR 322 SHELIA PANIAN- HR 302; Homecoming Princess 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1« DONNA PARENTEAU- HR 310. 172 RICK J. PEARSON- HR 325. DEBI M. PEDERSEN- HR 325; Frosh Choir 1; Cheerleader 3,4; Honor Roll 2 3 4. MARK J. PENCELLY- HR 219; Cross Country 1,2; Ski Club 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2. LAURIE E. PAULSON- HR 322; Intramur- als 2. f ' � g ■ DEBBIE J. PETERS- HR 222; Intramurals 2, 3; Gymnastics 2 Pep Club 1. GRETCHEN PETERSON- HR 227. EVA D. PETROU- HR 206; Intramurals 1; Pep Club 2. KIMBERLEE S. PFAU- HR 210; Track 1; Pep Club 1; Sec. 4; Speech 2; Lancettes 1; Youth and Gov't. 4; Choir 3. JOLENE R. PHILLIPS- HR 222; Modern Dance 1; Pep Club 3,4; Vice-Pres. 3,4; Intramurals 2. DEBBY D. PLAGGEMEYER- HR 224; Modern Dance 3; Intramurals 2; Fashion Board 3,4; Pres. 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Girls Choir 2; Concert Choir 3. RAYM. PLIENESS- HR 123; VICA 3,4; Pres. 4; Boys State Delegate 3; SS 1; German Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; High Honor Roll 1. LINDA I. PORTER- HR 300. SUSAN L. POULSON- HR 301. FFA 4; Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4. ANTHONY A. PURCHIO- HR 222; Foot- ball 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; DECA 3; Yelleader 4; Halberd 4; Lance 4; SS 4; Royalty 3; Pep Club 4; Basketball Mana- ger 3; 4-H 1. DAVID A. REINER- HR 310. ANITA M. RICE- HR 305; Pep Club 1; Choir2,3,4; Mynstrelles 4. KENNETH W. RICH- HR 119. TERRY A. RIEBE- HR 322. ALBERT L. RIEFFLIN- HR 325; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2, 3,4; Captain 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 2,3,4; VICA 3,4; Boys State 3; Student Council 2; Drama 3. KATHRYN J. RILEY- HR 314; Intramurals 2; S Club 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. LALANI K. RISLAND- HR 322, Honor Roll 3,4; Drama Team 3. ELISSA K. ROBBINS- HR 314 Halberd 2, 3,4; Editor 4; Lance 3,4; Quill Scroll 3,4; MUN 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Intra murals 2, 3. JAMES B. ROGGE- HR 322; Football 1; Track 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Co- Captain 4; 1000 Mile Club 3,4; M Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; High Honor Roil 3. ERIC D. ROLSHOVEN- HR 219; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Intramurals 4; M Club 3,4; Boy's State 3. SHERYL L. ROSENBAUM- HR 219; Band 1; Lancettes 2; Pep Club 2,3; S Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Elks Teen of the Month; Junior Miss Scholastic Award 4; Young Life 3; 4-H 1,2, 3,4. BARRIE L. RYAN- HR 206; Cinema Club 2, 3; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2, 3,4; Drum Major 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3,4; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3,4; All State Band 4; Orchestra 4; Youth Symphony 4. DENISE RYAN- HR 219. TRACY L. SAMPSON- HR 119; Student Council 2; Latin Club 1,2; Curriculum Comm. 3; Co-Chairman 4; Intramurals 2, 3; Psychology Club 4. KAY K. SANDBERG- HR 206; Freshman Choir; Freshman Mixed Ensemble; Freshman Girls Ensemble; Cheerleader 1 ; Pep Club 1; Soph Girls Choir; Soph Girls Ensemble; Thes- pians 2,3,4; Drama Team 2, 3,4; Chamber Choir 3,4; Mynstrelles 3; Chevaliers 4. KIM K. SANDBERG- HR 210; Freshman Choir; Freshman Girls Ensemble; Cheerleader 1 ; Pep Club 1; Speech Team 2,3, 4; Drama 3,4; NFL 2,3,4; Concert Choir 2; Chamber Choir 3,4; Mynstrelles 3; Cheveliers 4. JAMES P. SCHARFE- HR 302; VICA 4; Vice Pres. 4. DAN L. SCHENCK- HR 222; Drama 1,2. DONALD R. SCHENCK- HR 224; Wrest- ling 1; Football 2. KAREN L. SCHIWECK- HR 123; Cross Country 1,2; Soph Girls Ensemble; Frosh Girls Ensemble; Mynstrelles 3; Cheveliers 4. Seniors 173 RODNEY G. SANDAU- HR 123; JOHN A. SCHLAPPY- HR 217; Key Club 3,4. MARK J. SCHONROCK- HR 300. TINA L. SCHRAGE- HR 224; Tennis 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. ANGIE J. SCHRIVER- HR 217; Drama Club 2,3,4; Thespians 2,4; German Club 1,2,3; Troubadour 2, 3,4; Business Manager 3; Editor 4; Lance 3,4; Quill G Scroll 3,4; Secretary 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 2,3; S Club 2, 3; MUN 4. MARY SCHRIVER-HR 300; S Club 3,4;Spanish Club 2; Honor Roll 2,3,4. LINDA A. SCHROER- HR 301; Pep Club 1,3,4; German Club 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Councilman 4. JOANN L. SCHWARTZ- HR 305. RONALD F. SCHWEND- HR 302. RANDI J. SEAMAN- HR 322; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Letterman Club 2,3,4; Cinema Club 3; Freshman Choir; Concert Choir 2; Track 1,2, 3,4; Drama 1,2; Intramurals 2,3. JONI K. SEBRING- HR 322; Frosh Mixed Ensemble; Soph Girls Ensemble; Chamber Choir 3,4; Chevaliers 4; Art Club 4. SUSAN P. SEELY- HR 325; Marching Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 2, 3; Concert Band 1,2,3,4. KAREN L. SEHESTEDT- HR 314; German Club 1; Track 1; Pep Club 1; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 2. 174 SCOTT W. SHULL- HR 210; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Cross Country 4; Outdoor Club 4; M Club 3,4; Principals Advisory Comm. 4- MARK R. SILVERMAN- HR 123; Tennis 1.2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1.2, 3,4; Drama 2,3; Lance Typist 4; M Club 2,3,4; GARY SIMPSON- HR 222. TOM C. SEIBERT- HR 325; MICHELE S. SESSIONS- HR 217; Pep Club 1,2,4; Tennis Team 3; Track 2; Speech 4. WILLIAM M. SHELDON- HR 205; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 4; Honor Roll 4; Gymnastics 1. MARTINE F. SIRGUEY- HR 210; AFS 4; S-Club 4; Mynstrelles 4; French Club 4; Exchange Student 4. DIANE M. SKEIE- HR 314. DEBBIE J. SMITH- HR 210; Modern Dance 1,2; Intramurals 2. KENNETH I. STARTIN- HR 310; Intramur- als 1,2. NANCY L. STEBBINS- HR 301; Ski Club 1; Modern Dance 2; Lance 4. SHANNAN D. STEPHENS- HR 305; Intra murals 1. DEBBIE A SMOAK- HR 222. KRISTEN M. SOHLBERG- HR 224; MUN 4; Convert Choir 3; Chamber Choir 4; French Club 1,2,3; Pres. 3; Intramurals 1,2; Troubadour 3,4; Halberd 3,4; Young Life 2; Quill Scroll 3,4; Honor Roil 1,2,3,4; BERNIE R. STAGGS- HR 302; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LAURIE A. STEVENSON- HR 310; Modern Dance 1,2,3. KATHY M. STOKER- HR 206. JOE M. STUBB- HR 219; Basketball 1,2; Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Champ 4. JEFF G. STUCKEY- HR 119; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Golf 1,2, 3,4; Transfer from GFHS 2. DAN K. SULLIVAN- HR 205; Wrestling 1,2, 3,4; Football 2; Letterman Club 4; Key Club 1,2; Intramurals 4. CHARLIE W. SUTTON- HR 119. TIM R. SWIFT- HR 206; Honor Roll 1,2 3,4; Track 2; Basketball 1; Intramurals 2 3.4. t � CHRIS J. TABERNA- HR 210; Football 1; Gymnastics 2; Intramurais 1,2, 3,4. DENNIS L. TAYER- HR 123; Football 3; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; FFA 3,4; JA 2,3. 175 JANET J. TENNANT- HR 325; Modern Dance 1,2; Mat Maids 1; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Capt. 2,3,4; Pep Club 2, 3; Frosh Ensemble; Girls Choir 2; Chamber Choir 3,4; Chevaliers 4; Soph Princess Senior Royalty. KELLY J. TREICHEL- HR 219; Freshman Princess; Lancettes 1,2; Art Club 4. JUDY D. TROLLEPE- HR 205; Pep Club 2; Halberd 3; Powder Puff Football 3. BLAINE G. TAYLOR- HR 222; Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,4; Concert Choir 2, 3; Chamber Choir 4; Frosh Ensemble; Mynstrelles 2; Chevaliers 4; Homecoming Prince 2,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; High Honor Roll 1. CYNTHIA J. TEICHROW- HR 310; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Band-Pep 3,4; Jazz 2,3,4; Concert 1,2, 3,4; Marching 1,2, 3,4; German Club 3. NANCY A. TEMPLETON- HR Missoula Youth Symphony 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; Girls Choir 2; AFS 1, 3, 4; Speech Team 1,2,3; NFL 1,2, 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. GLINDA L. TRUETT- HR 119. RAY M. TURCOTTE- HR 300; Honor Roll 3,4. DEBRA J. VEITENHEIMER- HR 123. KIMBERLY A. WALTER - HR 224. NANCY A. WEBER- HR 214; Intramurals 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Class Vice-Pres 3; German Club l,2;Treas. 2; Halberd 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; High Honor Roll 4. DOUGLAS D. WEER-HR 301; VICA 2,3,4 RANDALL D. VENN- HR 301; Track 1,2; Golf 3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 4; Key Club 2, 3,4; Di trirt Trpa 4 GAIL L. VERLANIC- HR 301; Mat Maids 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; Cheerleader 1; Track 1,2; Cross Country 2. JEFFERY A. VERWORN- HR 305; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2. KIRK L. WEHMEYER- HR 119; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4. KENNETH L. WELCH- HR 206; Intra- murals 1,2, 3,4; Photography 4. LISA J. WHALEN- HR 300. 176 JEAN R. WHITAKER- HR 302. RUSSELL D. WHITE- HR 123; Football 1; Basketball 1; Marching Band 1,2, 3,4; Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Jazz 2, 3, 4; All State Band 4; Concert Band 4. LINDA M. WICKS- HR 322; Lancettes 1,2; Intramurals 1. DEBBIE A. WILLIAMS- HR 325. JIM K. WILLIAMS- HR 224; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 3,4. RANDALL C. WILSON- HR 205; Wrest- ling 1,2, 3,4. JUDY K. WINDAM- HR 210; Intramurals 1,2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Sutdent Coucil 1,2; Treasurer 3; Girls Choir 2; Council Choir 3,4; Spanish Club 1; M Club 2,3. CHARLENE K. WINSTONE- HR 205. STEPHEN WOJCIECHOWSKI- HR 217; Ski Club 1; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Pres. 4. CINDY A. WOLFE- HR 119. RONALD M. WOOD- HR 300. LINDA WORDEN- HR 210. STEVE P. WRIGHT- HR 301; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. GORDON L. WYLIE- HR 302; VICA 3,4; Gymnastics 1,2, 3,4. ROSE M. YARBROUGH- HR 123; German Blub 1. I A KRISTI M. YOUNG- HR 224; Halberd 2, 3,4; Young Life 3; 4-H 1,2, 3, 4. MARK E. YOUNG-305; VICA 2,3,4; Pres. 3; FFA 4; Rodeo Club 4. LINDA L. ZIMMERMAN (HOLT)- HR 310. 177 Class of 1976 Seniors Not Pictured DONALD L. ABERNATHEY- HR 119. DAVID S. ANDRUS-300. DAVID G. ARNDT-HR 217. PATRICK H. BARKER-HR 222. MARK S. BEAUFAIT-HR 219. BOBJ. BENTON-HR 119. THEODORA A. BIGELOW-HR 123. RAWNA F. BURNS-HR 119. CYNTHIA L. BUTLER-HR 210. STERLING S. CHORD-HR 224. MICKEY K. COOK-HR 219. TERRY E. COOK-HR 310. LINDA G. COTTEN-HR 119. DEBORAH E. DICKMAN-HR 301. TINA M. FEATHER-HR 206. MATTHEW T. FERLIC-HR 219. MONTY L. FIELD-HR 205. KEVIN C. FINNEGAN-HR 119. FRANK J. FITZGERALD-HR 206. MARNIE K. FORBIS-HR 219. GRAIG M. GALLAGHER-HR 206. ROBERT H. GIFFIN-HR 310. JERRY GINN-HR 325. NANCY L. GREENFIELD -HR 206. CARLA J. GREGORY-HR 305. STEVEN Z. HARPER-HR 302. JO A. HAUGEN-HR 205. WAYNE C. HAUSAUER -HR 314. KRISTINE K. HOLL1DAY-HR 205. ROBIN T. HOOD-HR 301. ROBERT A. DUENZEL-HR 305. MARY A. LAKE-HR 310. JEANNE K. LANFEAR-HR 322. BRENT R. LANG-HR 302. ERIC K. LARSEN-HR 325. DAVID B. LARSON-HR 322. CHRISTOPHER J. LAW-HR 119. TOMMY J. LEWIS-HR 260. SUSAN J. MANIS-HR 224. BARB J. MATYE-HR 302. JODY M. MILLER-HR 224. ERIC E. MILLS-HR 210. MARTA J. MCKENZIE-HR 178 217. MARC L. MOLLETT-HR 210. LYNN E. MORT-HR 210. ROSE M. MURRAY-HR 325. TIM A. NEEL-HR 305. EDNA S. PARRISH-HR 305. TERESA A. PFAU-HR 123. STEVE G. POHLEY-HR 210. COLIN P. PRICE-HR 119. COLIN P. PRICE-HR 119. STANJ. PRICE-HR 300. ANCHOR R. RASMUSSEN -HR 301. PAUL D. REICH-HR 305. JOSEPH S. ROTHERMEL-119. JANECE K. RYAN-HR 205. JOYCE E. SAMPLE-HR 205. JULIE A. SOMPSON-HR 210. KIM K. SANDEBRG-HR 210. DONA 224. ROBERT D. SCHULTZ-HR 301. WILLIAM E. SHAFFER-HR 314. SCOTT A. SHIRK-HR 206. LORRAINE G. SIMMONS-314. KIMBERLEY L. SLOAT-HR 222. JOHN E. STAHL-HR 305. TERRY Y. STICHT-HR 322. TIMOTHY H. SUDA-HR 301. MARY L. SUSEN-HR 219. GRETCHEN L. TALBOT-HR 119.. KATRIN J. TALBOT-HR 205. AVID C. VICK-HR 310. DANIEL P. WAFSTET-HR 210. SANDRA E. WALLACE-HR 210. DAVID M. WARD-HR 314. DARRYL B. WATSON-HR 205. LAURA WHITEHOUSE -HR 310. RUTH A. WHITMIRE-HR 206. ROBERT V. WILSON-HR 322. TERI J. WOODS-HR 222. ROSE M. YARBROUGH-HR 123. Junior Class Officers President: Madeline Buescher Treasurer: Secretary: Carmen Schmelebeck Brad Miller 180 Junior Off. Junior Representatives JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES—Front Row: Karen Keller. Row 2: Jeleen Fish, Renon Joliffe, Beth Wilson. Row 3: John Sokoloski, Marlene Roberts, Grant Parker. President Madeline Buescher spends hours of extra time pre- paring for the Junior Prom. Jr. Reps. 181 Nancy Aitken Timothy Allen Jerry Andersen Edward Anderson Paul Anderson Suzette Archibald Cathy Asbury Charlette Aster Rae Atkinson Robert Babcock Deanna Barry Shelley Brambo Henry Brotzman Braxton Brown Karen Buck 182 Juniors Diane Chaffee Cathie Chaussee Cindy Chaussee Jace Cheatham Madeline Buescher Cindy Bumbeck Lorrie Burger Jim Childress Carol Clark Cathy Cleaves Dale Clouse Christine Congdon Leona Copenhaver Lisa Crookshanks Geri Cron Kim Cuchine Carol Cummins Juniors 183 Diane Dalton Lisa Dandrea Lori Daniel Janet DeSart William Diehl Sam DiVita Laurie Dobbins David Dove Susie Edwards Chris Erickson Robin Evans Tony Evenskaas Renee Evenson Debbie Froehlich Roger Fuhrman Donald Gauld DeAnn Giffin 184 Juniors Dean Gillmore Lori Goffe Sue Gooley Kim Graham Denise Giffin Kevin Gaschk Keith Gyles Wayne Futch Debbie Hbsfeld Lorraine Habets Jenny Hagestad Elizabeth Hamer Paul Hanson Judy Harrison Candy Hayes Tom Hayes Tammy Heath Sherri Hettich Dave Hirning Mike Hitchcock Darla Hogue Debbie Holland Pamela Hoppe Juniors 185 JoAnne Johnson Marcy Johnson Renon Jolliffe Elaine Jonas Shawn Jones Velma Jones Susan Jordan Kurt Jovin Bryan Kahm Tara Kain Kevin Kaphammer 186 Juniors Dave Levin Doreen Loewen Mike Lowe Brian MacDonald Scott MacDonald Steve Magstadt Colleen Malach Lauri Manley Juniors 187 Kathy Marcinkowski Laurie Markland Chris Maynard Bill Me Clean Susanne Moon Doug Morin Coleen Mourar Patrice Murphy Jeff Nelson Lynda Nelson Suzanne Nelson Todd Nickelson Michelle Nimey Connie Nunley 188 Juniors Jim Powell Julie Price Julie Rasmussen Mike Raymond Susan Robinson Lisa Rogge Margaret Rowe Stephanie Rowe Verna Salois Joanne Salomon Karen Sayler Carmen Schmelebeck Susan Schonrock Karen Schroeder Juniors 189 Chris Schultz Wally Schultz A'Lisa Scott Joni Seibert Dana Schriver Pam Sickels Michelle Squire John Sokoloski Curt Sow re Carol Stanley Ken Steele Rhonda Stephens Shelly Sterner Vickie Sullivan Laurie Temes Mark Thane Sue Suckow Michelle Sullivan 190 Juniors Dan Thompson Ann Tomlinson Jill Vann Kate Vasecka Rene Veitenheimier Debbi Venn Debbie Will Pam Williams Beth Wilson Shelley Wooley Juniors 191 Sophomore Class Officers 192 Soph. 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Secretary Debbie Zentner Treasurer Susan Cole Sophomore Representatives Soph Reps 193 Patti Baker Loralee Baldwin Tina Barrett Toni Barrett W ade Abel Lisa Adams Martin Albini Cindy Allen Mark Ammondson Charlene Anderson Gina Anderson Blythe Andrews 194 Sophomores Traci Berthiaume Debra Bestwick Greg Blake Donna Blazevich Stacie Broadwater Virginia Bryan J ack Burger Bryan Burlingame Cheryl Butler Cindy Blodgett Kevin Boileau Gaye Brandenburg Greg Brickey Diana Brogger Annette Browne Vicky Brunner Julie Cluts Susan Cole Mike Carroll Dan Chamberlin Dana Clark Gordon Clark Lori Collier Cathy Combs Sophomores 195 Kim Davenport Brian Day Joanne Day Brent Deines John Evans Rich Evans Stacey Fairbank Heidi Fanslow 196 Sophomores Duane Foster Shelly Frame Kathy Finnegan Patty Fischer Cam Flechsing Mark Flechsing Terrie FI ink Mark Foss Cathy Fristo Albert Fuchs Andy Fullbright Sheila Funk Jerry Gillingham Roxanne Gillingham Dana Gillmore T ammy Gore Jamie Gregory Diane Gress Bernadette Gross Adam Gardner Mark Gama as Robert Gee Diane Gentry Sophomores 197 Teddi Hatfield Rita Hawkins Terri Healey- Curt Hegman Charlie Henes Janice Hensel Sherry Hogue Laurie Hoppe Bobby Jacobsen Brian Jahner Melody J ahner Jim Jarriel 198 Sophomores Tammie J assek Scott Jenkins Jerry Johnson Kristi Kliber Mark Kline Joseph Koesler Becki Komenda Sophomores 199 Rory Krout Laura Lanfear Michelle Larson Erin Law u 'VSt it Jean Lawrence Erika Ledward Dale Lewis Roy Loewen Renny Malach Maxine Malek Dale Manchester Erin Marbut Ed Lowe Dave Lucas Ginny LuKasik Julie Magstadt Paula Marcinkowski Dwight Mar quart Joseph Marshall Devie Martin Kathy McDonald 200 Sophomores Lauri McDonald Tim McDonald Teri Meloche Linda Melton Rita Melvin Mark Merila Jim Meyer Wendy Michaels Linda Mutch Leann Narum Carrie Netzer Roxanne Neuhausen Kelly Micken Julia Midyett Nicki Moffatt Angie Monaco Diana Muchmore Richard Miller Renee Mitchke Cheryl Nicholson Bob Niclday Ann Nordby Jill Northrop Sophomores 201 Ed Nurse Vanessa Ochsner Joe Oeschli Kari Page Jack Palmer Linda Parker Lyle Pearson Frances Pennington Shannon Peters Kendra Peterson Mike Petterson Margaret Pfau Rich Phillips Carrie Pickens Jean Poling Wendy Powell Thelma Ratliff James Raymond Roberta Rasmussen 202 Sophomores Bruce Reid Dottie Reynolds Sherri Rice Troy Richlen Karen Richtmyer Karen Rising Daniel Robinson Debbie Seitz Bonnie Selleck Zandy Shafijadah Kelly Sandberg Suzy Schauer Paul Schweick Kim Schriver Tom Sebring Warren Sheldon Irene Siegel Rose Sipes Denise Small Sophomores 203 Tina Sterner Tim Stevenson Jennifer Stuckey Mike Sullivan Sissy Sullivan Peter Susen Parry Tallmadge Linda T arras Tom Steinbrenner Karen Stensrud Kari Stephan Brent Stephens Jolene Stewart Leslie Stewart Debbie Ternes Ken Thick Chuck Thomas Mary Jo Thompson Sarah Thornton Shelley Thurman 204 Sophomores Donnis Wood Marilyn Wood Debbie Zentner Sophomores 205 206 Frosh Off. Freshmen Class Officers Freshmen Class Representatives FRESHMEN REPRESENTATIVES—Front Row: Allen Drew, Ken Carmichael, Row 2: Becky Keniston, Kevin Callaghan, Greg Miller. Freshmen elect officers at the annual freshman conven- tion. Frosh Susie Albert Mona Albini Jo Ann Allen Kay Andersen Sandy Andersen Kim Anderson Pam Anderson Debbie Anderson Jim Anderson Cory Archibald Kaleigh Aster Tracy Atkinson Dana Atlee Vince Bakke Dean Bardwell Ann Barney Mike Barth Kathye Bauman 208 Frosh Cindy Beagley Laurie Beierle Lindsay Berantz Jean Brickey Laurie Brown Rita Browne LanAnn Bryant Mark Buck Mark Buescher John Bukovatz Dave Bumbeck John Burger Kevin Callaghan Frosh 209 Lorraine Cameron Anita Capps Ken Carmichael Mark Chilcote Brent Christensen Dorothy Cichosz Craig Cleaves Daniel Clouse Bonnie Conway Lisa Cowart Diane Cowles Chris Cragg Karla Crisp Amy Crookshanks Kimberly Crossland Kay Cuchine Amy Cummins Peggy Dahl Kathy Dale Kathy Dersam 210 Frosh t Shelley Eddie man Larry Edwards Steve Edwards Marty Egeland Mark Eisele Brad Elison Debbie Elmore Bill Evans Frosh 211 Lorraine Gross Jim Haaglund Tom Halverson Deidri Hamilton Tom Hamilton Eileen Hammill Renee Hankel Arron Hanson Cheryl Harper Joline Hartze 212 Frosh Robert Hawley Teresa Heimbigner Jill Henes Doreen Hilde Darin Himing Sandra Holloron Tauny Huggins Dawn Hughes Ron Huguet Bret Hulquist Susan Hummer Richard Hunt John Hunter Frosh 213 Dan Johnson Greg Johnson Lorie Kaphammer Buddy Keenan Steve Kenck Kim Kirk Annette Koesler Kathy Kolb Janet Landman Nanette Larson Randy Larson Tami Larson Lynda Lassise Scot Lavoie Stuart Johnson Becky Keniston 214 Frosh Faith Lienau Yvonne Lillebo Roxanne Lindquist Brenda Lineback Pat Lipscy Henry Loewen Mike Magone Pam Marek Frosh 215 Carol Nemee Perry Martin Craig Melder Sharon Melton Jerry Mitchell Kathy Mitchke Stan Mock Cy Mohland Annette Montreuil Julie Mostad Kevin Murphy Paige Markham Derie Martin Paris Martin Greg Miller Butch Merseal Pam Mertins Joe Murray John Nash Jim Nelson 216 Frosh Jolene Nesbitt Becky Nicklay Kathy Nonnenmacher Jacqueline Olsen Charlene Olson Randy Olson Allen Ormesher Jeri Page Les Perkins John Peterson Julie Petty Kelly Piche Frosh 217 Michelle Piquette Tom Powell Diana Preston George Price Lee Puckett Deena Ralls Diane Rasmussen Tim Raymond Tammy Reesman Debbie Sager Kris Saldin Melanie Samel Anna Rogge Fred Rush Robin Reimann Meloney Ridley Brad Riley Carl Rising 218 Frosh Mike Schlauch Jon Schmautz Linda Schrage Tim Schwenk Kevin Scott Gordon Screnar Deanna Sessions Steve Shea Dee Shinn David Shubert Lori Shubert Brian Shull Frsoh 219 Kathy Staples Brenda Steele Amy Stenhem Sandy Stickney Dorothy Sutherland Karen Swart Shannon Taggart Laura Taunt Jeanne Taylor Michelle Taylor 220 Frosh Laura Trowbridge Dale Truett Brenda Tunnock Charley Vasecka Jody Vinson Rick Weldon Dan Williams David Williams Janet Williams Larry Williamson Jeannie Wooley Steve Wray Jim Yates Suzy Youell Doug Zentner Frosh 221 Index Students A Abel, Boyd E. 109, 123,206 Abel, Juston W. 108, 122.192 Abemathey, Donald L. 104 Abemathey, Terri L. 97,107 Adams, Benita 78 Adams, Bryan W. 95, 122 Adams, Lisa R. 192, 95 Adams, Lome L. 160 Adams, Ricky D. Adams, Steven R. 108 Adler, Michael A. 206 Adler, Arthur R. Aitken, Nancy S. 90, 93,110,113,180 Ainsworth, Randell J. Aktepy, Teresa M. 68.107.160 Albee, Kathy J. Albert, Debbie L. 160 Albert, Susan R. 90, 91,106 Albini, Martin 79,192 Albini, Mona E. 206 Alexander, Steven D. Allen, Bradley N. Allen, Brian C. 86 Allen, Cynthia, K. 192 Allen, Jo Ann M. 62, 206 Allen, Timothy P. 104.180 Alley, Cindy L. Alley, Timothy J. 160 Almquist, Robert S. Amelsberg, Judy L. Amelsbery, Rose M. Ammondson, Mark A. 56.95.96.192 Ammons, Mary M. 50.160 Ammons, Richard L. Andersen, Kay S. 206 Andersen, Sandra D. 206 Anderson, Charlene F. 84.192 Anderson, Charles C. Anderson, Cynthia M. 160 Anderson, Deborah L. 206 Anderson, Edward A. 105.180 Anderson, GinaJ. 90, 93.192 Anderson, Greg B. Anderson, Jerry H. 180 Anderson, James T. 109.118.206 Anderson Kimberly M. 206 Anderson, Mark A. Anderson, Pamela L, 98.206 Anderson, Paul L. 95, 180 Anderson, Sally J. 160 Anderson, Shawn D. 95,99,104,160 Anderson, TimJ. 95,96 Andrews, Blythe S. 192 Andrie, Kurt T. Andrus, David B. 79 Andrus, Eileen C. 79 Angst, Gayla D. Ante 11, Steven J. Arbogast, Julie A. Archilald, Corinne A. 206 Archibald, Suzette R. 68,69,107, 180 Arlini, RichardS. Armstrong, Patrick T. 105 Argenbright, Arlie E. Arnold, Scott J. Arndt, Darla L. Aradi, David G. Asbury, Cathy M. 74, 79,180 Ashley, Terry D. Aster, Charlette R, 180 Aster, Kaleigh L. 206 Atkinson, Rae L. 97, 180 Atkinson, Tracy C. 91,206 Atlee, Dana L. 206 Atthowe, Helen E. Atthowe, John Austin, Shauna M. 107 Autio, Lar K. 36,45, 46,50,57,56,83,86, 160 Ayala, William R. B Babbitt, Karen S. Babcock, Mona A. 160 Babcock, Robert L. 180 Bache, George E. 108, 192 Backer, Tamera I. Backlin, Rod J. Bagaoisan, Tory R. Bailes, Robert W. 108, 192 Bailes, Valerie R. 160 Bailey, Ron E. 160 Bailey, Roxanne Bailey, William E. Baker, Douglas J. Baker, Greg G. 116 Baker, Gregg G, 192 Baker, Kirk M. 108, 192 Baker, Mark R. Baker, Patti J. 90, 127.192 Baker, Steven R. Bakke, Vincent R. 206 Balcom, Neil R. Baldwin, Loralee 192 Banyai, Jerome C. Bardwell, Dean E. 206 Bardwell, Debra A. 160 Bargmeyer, Ernest B. Barker, Joseph M. Barker, Kennth W. Barker, Patrick H. Barker, Timothy A. Barnes, Antony W. Barney, Ann C. 206 Barrett, Tina R. 80, 1 96.97.192 Barrett, Toni K. 96, 97.107.192 Barry, Deanna 8,82, 95,107,180 Barry, Scott W. 108, 192 Barsness, Eric L. Barsness, Kristin J. 97 Barth, James D. 104, 180 Barth, Kyle D. Barth, Margaret L. 49, 68,69,160 Barth, Michel A. 206 Barth, Michael T. 116,118 Barthelmess, Lorraine K. 96,97,192 Bates, Sandra L. Batt, Mark V. Baugh, Michael J. 126,160 Baugh, Toni M. 127, 192 Baughman, Linda L. 192 Bauman, Kathye J. 91.93.206 Baumgardner, Vicki L. 161 Baylor, Laura J. 161 Beagley, Synthia L. 85.98.207 Beardsley, DeanM. 79.192 Beaufait, Mark S. 46, 56,83,86 Beaver, Valerie L. 65,85 Beeler, Laura D. 74, 192 Behan, Jeff 161 Beierle, Laurie E. 207 Benedetti, Teresa A. 97.192 Benner, Derek A. 60, 75.86.161 Benson, Brenda D. Benson, Kelly L. Bentham, Debra J. 79.90.113.192 Bentham, John R. 95, 180 Benton, Bob J. Berg, Leslie A. Berg, Marvin E. Berg, Tracy E. Berger, Christoper H. 161 Berger, Julia K. Berglund, Brian D. 161 Berryman, Tammy S. Berthiaume, Traci L. 85.97.193 Berthoud, Janelle M. 50.90.161 Bematz, Lindsay O. 90.93.207 Bertsch, Scott A. Bessac, Turan L. 79, 88 Bessette, George G. Bessette, John J. Best, William R. 45, 46,80,102 Bestwick, Debra A. 56.88.93.191.193 Bettger, David D. 109,118,209 Bezdicek, Duane R. 161 Bianchi, Susan E. 90, 93.207 Bier, Leslie Bier, Lilian 98 Bigart, Ted B. 97 Bigelow, Theodora A. Biggerstaff, Margaret S. 44,80 Bingham, Cynthia L. Birgenheier, Nancy K. Birky, Debra M. 207 Bishop, Jeffrey S. Bisom, LoriJ. 78,108 Bisom, Elynore M. 161 Bjorklund, Debra K. 180 Black, Patrick J. 93, 98 Black, Victoria, G. 95.99.161 Blair, Cheryl A. 79 Blair, Wanda E. Blake, Greg K. 73,82, 193 Blakely, Cheryl L. 161 Blakely, Van E. 207 Blakney, Jerry W. 207 Blanchard, Randy D. Blanchard, Ronald R. 161 Blazevich, Donna J. 90,93,107, 193 Blixt, Andrea F. Blodgett, Cynthia A. 97.193 Blodgett, Jodee L. Bodin, Kathy S. 62, 180 Boggess, Buddy Boileau, Kevin C. 92, 193 Boilbeau, Michael G. 112.207 Bonner, Pamela J. Boston, Jeri L, 180 Bowers, Timothy J. 116 Bowers, William D, 93.99.180 Boy, Gerald A. Braach, David A. Braach, Robert M, Brabb Thea L. Brady, Karen S. Brager, Kreg B, Brambo, Shelley A. 107.180 Brandenburg, Gaye L. 84.193 Brandenberger, Holly J. 59,83,161 Braun, Daniel L. Braun, Julia J. 40,41 Brester, Alvin L. 109, 116,118 Brester, Marilyn G. Brett, Lynne C. 96,98, 207 Brewer, Eddy L. Bricker, Michael D. 45.78.102.126.161 Brickey, Gregory A. 193 Brickey, JeanM. Ill, 207 Brickey, Joseph J. Brinkerhoff, Gregory T. 123 Brist, Suzanne K. 73, 161 Brittner, John H, 99, 105 Broadwater, Stacie L. 193 Brockway, Daniel R. 70.161 Brockway, Dorothy L. 161 Broeker, Dan C. Brogger, Diana L. 193 Brooks, Debbie L. Brotzman, Henry A. 105.180 Brown, Blakely D. 60 Brown, Braxton Brown, Bryan J. Brown, Dennis N. Brown, Laurie L. 207 Brown, Robert A. 180 Brown, Sharrol D. Brown, Steve J. 161 Brown, Susan D. Browne, Annette M. 82.84.193 Browne, RitaJ. 79, 96.207 Browne, Theresa L. 84.95.162 Brunner, Shirley L. 87.162 Bunner, Vicky K. 192 Bruns, Dawn A. 162 Bryan, Gary A. 122 Bryan, Virginia P. 78,192 Bryant, Lanann 98,207 Bryant, Gail W. Bryant, Gail W. Bryant, Brady A. Buck, Tami M, 162 Buck, Brian L, Buck, Karen M. 72, 38,180 Buck, Mark E. 207 Buckels, Clifton C. Buckley, Tammy J. Bielow, Nancy J. 97 Buescher, Madeline S. 54,56,74,86,178,179, 181 Buescher, Mark J. 82, 207 Bukovatz, John A. 109, 123.207 Bulman, Susan M. 44, 47,56,59,60,61,86, 159,162 Bum beck, Cynthia L. 181 Bumbeck, David M. 112.207 Burger, Jack R. 193 Burger, John N. 109, 207 Burger, Katherine A. 162 Burger, Lorrie K. 181 Burke, Kenneth R. Burkhardt, Cindy L. Burlingame, Bryan R. 193 Burnham, Dave L. 162 Burnham, Donald D. Burnham, Gary C. 90, 93,109,118 Burns Brent P. Bums, Lanell R. 110 Bums, Rawna F. Burwick, Dwayne L. Burwick, Elaine M. 98 Bush, Cynthia L. 63, 111 Butler, Cheryl L. 110, 193 Butler, Cynthia L. 42, 50,54,62 sutler, Rick W. 116, 204 Byrnes, Betsy L. 98, 113 C Cahoon, Kathy D. Cahoon, Kevin W. Cahoon, Roxy A. 97 Callaghan, Kelly J. Callaghan, Kevin R. 98,109,123, 205,207 Cameron, Lorraine K, 111,208 Campbell, Phillip J. 104.181 Campbell, Thomas W. 162 Canning, Cheri A. 107 Canning, Debbie S. 162 Canning, Wade L. Capener, Steve D. Capps, Anita B. 98, 208 Carey, Melody K. 181 Carl, Allison B. 84,181 Carmichael, Casey 116,118 Carmichael, Kenneth B. 205,208 Carroll, Michael J. 193 Case, Audry L. Case, Cindy S. 67 Caster, Evan R. Castonguay, Guy L. Chafee, Linda J. Chaffee, Janet B. 62, 63,90,93,162 Chaffee, Diane K. 56, 62.181 222 Index Chamberlain, Lori S. Chamberlin, Daniel L. 44.80.193 Chandler, Kevin M. Chandler, Scott H. 59.162 Chapman, Dennis K. Chapman, Myrtle L. 84.162 Charette, Evajo Charvat, Dawn K. Charlton, Bobby B. 108 Chasse, Kevin J. Chaussee, Cathleen A. 181 Chaussee, Cynthia M. 69.107.181 Cheatham, Jace L. 41,70,88,90,92,93, 122 Chessin, Saul 78,162 Chester, Dale M. Chilcoat, David M. Chilcote, Keith C. Chilcote, MarkT. 208 Childress, James J. 112.181 Chord, Melody 107 Chord. Scott, 98.109 Chord, Sterling S. 40, 62,63,67,95 Chrestenson, Joseph R. Christensen, Brent E. 208 Christensen, Deborah D. 162 Christian, Diane R. Christiansen, Jeff J. Cichosz, Dorothy J. 208 Ciliberti, Patricia E. Ciliberti, Vito A. Clairmont, Veita R. Clapham, Julie M. 50.79.99.162 Clark, Carol J. 181 Clark, Christy S. Clark, Curtis B. Clark, Dana E. 110, 193 Clark, Gordon R. 108.193 Clark, Scott M. Clawson, Sharie L. Cleaves, Catherine J. 56.181 Cleaves, Craig A. 208 Clouse, Dale A. 181 Clouse, Daniel L. 98, 109, 123,208 Clouse, Shawn F. 43, 79.105.116.162 Clover, Marvin L. 95, 162 Clubb, Charles A. 41, 74,88,122,126 Clubb, Maurice J. 41, 74,90,92 Cluts, Julie L. 79,95, 97.193 Coffman, Robert P. 43,45,46,50,77,80, 86,105 Cole, Joyce A. 90 Cole, Nancy R. 42, 54,56,64,65,78,127, 158 Cole, Patrica E. 64,65 65,95,163 Cole, Susan E. 65,95, 96.99.190.193 Coleman, Julia L. Collier, Lori M. 79, 193 Collins, Timothy J. Combs, Catherine C. 193 Comstock, Douglas M. Congdon, Christine L. 74.181 Conway, Bonnie J. 208 Cook, Mickey K. Cook, Randy K. Cook, Russell E. Cook, Terrie L. Cook, Terry E. 78, 194 Cook, Victoria L. 98 Coobler, Roger W. Cooney, Lisa M. Cooney, Scott G. 194 Cooper, CristyA. 194 Cope, Edith A. 163 Copenhaver, Clay S. Copenhaver, Leona M. 181 Cordial, Craig M. 104.163 Cordial, Jamie L. Cordier, Jody L. Cordis, Lori A. 91 Cork, Erin L. 110, 190 Corrigan, Gavin N. Cote, Gregory E. 108, 122.194 Cote, Sharon C. 163 Cotten, Linda G. Cottier, Gregory D. 116.163 Couch, Billie 194 Couture, Ronnie C. Cowart, Lisa G. 208 Cowles, Diane L. 62, 208 Cragg, Crystal L. 208 Cregg, Casey M. 60, 77.78.86.105.163 Cregg, Joseph P. 83, 108 Creighton, Kevin J. Creighton, Lynette S. 194 Criger, Jeffrey D. Criger, Christy J. Crisp, Karla K. Ill, 208 Crooks, Leslie L. Crook shanks, Amy L. 208 Crookshanks, Lisa A. 54,55,59,65,72,79, 181 Cron, Geri L. 85,181 Cron, Sandy R, 62, 65.194 Cronister, John D. Crosby, David R. Crossland, Kimberley 208 Crouser, Allen G. Crouser, Cynthia K. Crowther, Alan A. Crumley, Elizabeth A. Cuchine, Kay L. 98, 208 Cuchine, Kim L. 65, 107,181 Cuchine, Leta M. 96, 97,194,65 Culbert, Brian L. Culbert, Jeffrey L. 67 Culp, Donnette M. Culp, Scott E. Cummins, Catherine A. 98,208 Cummins, Carol L. 181 Cummins, Chris M. 84.194 Cummins, Corrine A. 163 Cunningham, Allison E. Curlin, Michael S. Curran, Dennis L. Curran, Robert H. 163 Curran, Vickie A. Curry, Leslie K. Curtis, Karla R. Custer, Leslie D. Cutsforth, Edward S. D Dahl, Charles A. Dahl, Peggy A. 93, 208 Dale, Katherine L. 98, 208 Dale, Lester B. 116, 194 Daley, CaryO. 90,93, 194 Dalton, Diane M. 182 Damaskos, TyA. Damaskos, Tori D. Dandrea, Lisa A. 182 Daniel, Lori M. 182 Danishefsky, Maureen 107.194 Dao, Diep T. Dauenhauer, Karen 13, 95.107.163 Dauenhauer, Linda R. 98 Dauenhauer, Thomas K. Davenport, Kimberly R. 194 Davies, Greg A. Davis, Darrel R. Day, BrianJ. 90,93, 194 Day, Joanne E, 90,93, 194 Day, Pamala J. 163 Day, Shirley M. Dayton, Brian S. Dearden, Charles C. Dearden, Deborah L. 97 Deines, Brent W, 194 DeMarinis, Richard M. 104.163 Denny, Edmund D. Depee, Brett C. 116 Depee, Mark L. Dersam, Kathryn L. 62, 208 Desart, Janet A. 84, 182 Devlin, Perry J. Deweese, Debra A. 209 DeYoung, Junellen 163 Dick, Cheryl 38,163 Dickhaut, Mark H. Dickhaut, Sharon J. 163 Dickinson, Susan A. 96.98.209 Dickman, Deborah E. Dickson, Jane E. Diehl, William L. 121,182 Dilworth, Donald W. 90,93,116 Dilworth, Justin A. 96,98 Dilworth, Elaine 95, 163 Dimmitt, Beverly). 97.194 Dingmann, Ricky D. Dire, Colleen M. Divita, Salvatore A. 182 Dobbins, Laurie R. 90,93,110,113,182 Dorris, Katherine L. Dorris, Kimberly R. Doty, John Q. 194 Doty, Mark H. 74,83, 86.194 Doty, Sharon A. 163 Douglas, Bradley C. Dove, David J. 105, 182 Downey, Daniel J. Doyle, Richard N. 96, 98.109.118.209 Drew, Allan E. 56, 109,205, 209 Duffner, Marilyn K. Dunkum, John E. Dunkum, Melissa Dunsmoor, Deanna M. 85.96.98.209 Dunwell, Kenneth L. 209 Dursma, Charles M. Dursma, Robie L. 109,123 E Ebensteiner, Keith A. Eddleman, Shelley D. 209 Edwards, Larry D. 93, 209 Edwards, Laurel L. Edwards, Stephen R, 109.209 Edwards, Susan M. 182 Egcland, Jeanette R. Egeland, Martel J. 209 Eggleston, Laurie R. Ehlmann, Kim M, Eisele, Charles G. 164 Eisele, Mark W. 209 Eisele, Richard D. Elison, Bradly L. 90, 98.209 Elison, Mark W. 44, 56.80.86.164 Elmore, Deborah F. 72.209 Elser, Tammy L. 80, 97.191.194 Englund, David A. Enochs, Kathy P. Erickson, Christine K. 110,182 Erickson, Teresa L, Erickson, ToddM. Eshleman, Thomas H. Eutsler, Kristi L. Eutsler, Traci L. Evans, Billy J. 118, 209 Evans, John K. 194 Evans, Mary K. 98 Evans, Larry V. Evans, Rich N. 194 Evans, Michael A. 13.105.164 Evans, Robin R. 95, 182 Evenskaas, Torry L. 97.182 Evenson, Renee S, 182 Everett, Anne E. 182 F Fabricius, Craig L. Fairbank, Stacey A. 90.93.110.194 Fairclough, Brad 13, 79.90.92.93.164 Falldorf, Daniel J. 109,118 Fanslow, Heidi A. 95, 96 194 Faust, John K. 56,164 Feller, Douglas A. 109 Ferlic, Matthew T. 109 Fevold, Eric D. Field, Dana M. 83 Gield, Monty L. 116 Field, Shawn T. Fields, Ann M. 78,99, 164 Fine, Steven W. 182 Finnegan, Kathleen M. 195 Finnegan, Kevin C. Finnegan, Marcia L. Fischer, Carol J. 56, 65.182 Fischer, Patricia A, 90, 93,195 Fish, Jeleen M, 38, 62,72,95,110,179, 182 Fish, Joel L. 96,98, 109.123.209 Fisher, Thomas R. 209 Fister, Greg 108 Fite, Cheryl R. 96, 98.209 Fite, Karen L. 90,93, 164 Fitzgerald, Frank J. Fitzgerald, Geraldine A. 72 Fitzgerald, Nancy L. 96, 98.111.209 Flechsing, Cammeron M. 97,195 Flechsing, Mark E. 97, 195 Flink, Debra J. 209 Flink, Leslie A. Flink, Terrie L. 195 Flint, Dean A. Flynn, Myrna C. 107 Flynn, Sean H. Foley, Kevin E. 122 Foley, Timothy J. Forbes, Debra J. Forbis, Marnie K. Forsythe, Rhonda, E. Forsythe, Scott C. Foss, Mark T. 195 Foster, Dannette E. 209 Foster, Duane E. 195 Fox, Matthew J. Frame, Laureen K. Frame, Shelly J. 96,97, 110.195 Frank, Marylou Freim, Jeffrey J. Freim, Terri L. Freid, Debra A. Frissell, Christopher A. Fristo, Cathy L. 195 Fritz, Norman J. Fritz, Susan L. 90,93, 210 Froehlich, Debra J. 87,182 Froehlich, Glen A. Froehlich, June M. 90,93 Fronk, James G. Fuchs, Albert C. 195 Fugere, Dara M. 164 Fugere, Neal P. 116 Fugere, Valerie M. Fuhrman, Roger W. 182 Fullbright, Andy E. 195 Funk, Sheila G. 97, 195 Futch, Wayne D. 183 G Gable, Jeffery D. Gaertner, Craig M. Gaertner, Glenn M. Gaertner, Renee M. Gagermeier, Kim L, 164 Gallagher, Craig M. 164 Gallagher, Francis V. Gallagher, Kathleen E. 93,96,97 Gallagher, Kathleen J. Gallagher, Kelsa M. 164 Galland, Montie 210 Galland, Vicki L. 210 Galles, Patrice S. Gardner, Adam D. 83.195 Gardner, Diana 164 Garland, Jim F. Garnaas, Mark F. 41, 74.78.79.86.88.195 Garrick, Jay V. Garrick, Theresa L. Garrison, Becky J. Gartner, Ray A. 164 Gartner, Richard S. Gaschk, Kevin R. 183 Gates, Cindy L. Gaul, Joan M. 62,98, 210 Gauld, Donald D. Gaylord, Jud P. 74, 99 Gee, Robert H. 108, 195 Geer, Vicki L. 54, 210 Geesey, Bonnie J. 164 Gendrow, Laurie A, Gentry, Diane M. 54, 78.79.195 Gerlach, Bruce A. 164 Getz, Gary H. 70,164 Gibbs, Gregory, L. Giboney, Joniann 72, 86 Gibson, Mona R. Giffin, BradleyS. 112 Giffin, Deann R. 97, 182 Giffin, Denise M. 73, 183 Giffin, Robert H. Gilbert, Shawna L. Gill, Boyd R. Gillingham, Jerry L. 108.195 Gillingham, Roxanne D. 78,195 Gillmore, Dana R. 195 Gillmore, Dean M. 70,104,183 Gilworth, Diane L. 210 Ginn, Allen G, Ginn, Jerry 112 Ginn, Russell D. Gisselbeck, Candice L. 74,88 Gisselbeck, Carmen L. 74.88.165 Gjording, Joseph M. 165 Gleason, David A. 105.121.165 Gleed, Debra R. 97 Goakey, Gy W. 118, 210 Goeres, Theodore A. Goff, Randy E. 93 Goffe, Lori L. 183 Gogas, John G. 112, 165 Goldsby, Vicky M. 210 Goode, Brant B. 66 Goode, Elizabeth Kelly 44,80,86 Gooley, Susanne G. 183 Gordon, Bany C. Gordon, Jeff W. Gore, Tammy L. 97, 195 Goss, Mary E. Gould, Jacqueline M. Gould, Charles P. Could, Sheryl M. 165 Graham, Floyd J, 126 Graham, Kim M. 66, 183 Graham, Rose M. 165 Gray, Daniel J. 210 Green, Floyd M. Green, MartinO. 121 Greenfield, Nancy L. 90 Greenstreet, Cindy Lou Gregory , Carla J. Gregory', Jamie L„ 97, Grenfell, Ivan D. 109, 123 Grenfell, iunochy L. Cress, Diane A. 195 Cress, Raymond A. Cress, Thomas L. Cribnau, Jamie L. Ciiffing, Benjamin J. 165 Grimes, Gay M. 41, 74,88 Grimes, Kirk D. 118 Grimsley, David A. 43, 116,165 Grimsley, Lori A. 210 Groshong, Cheryl M. 65,110 Gross, Bernadette M. 195 Gross Lorraine 210 Gual, Joan 85 Guay, Leroy J. Guschausky, Raymond E. Guy, Chuck B. Guy, Kenneth J. 165 Gyles, Bryan K. 95, 183 H Haaglund, James T. 210 Haas, Marsha F. Haas, Melinda S, 97 Habets, Lorraine A. 90, 93,97, 183 Hackman, Lesa V. 165 Haddon, Elizabeth A. 44,80,97,195 Hagen, Barbara A. Hagestad, Jennifer L. 183 Hagestad, Susan R. 97.196 Hale, Curtis M. 165 Hale, Michael S. Hall, Janet E. 95,99, 165 Hall, Julene M. 97, 196 Hall, Steve J. Hallsten, Gail M. Halverson, Thomas T. 210 Hamer, Elizabeth J. 74,183 Hames, Donald N. Hames, Elizabeth A. Hamilton, Deidri A. 98.210 Hamilton, Ronald M. 108.196 Hamilton, Thomas D. 210 Hamilton, William R. 165 Hamm, Mark L, Hamm, Ronald L. 165 Hammill, Eileen A. 90.93.210 Hammond, April 1. 183 Hankel, Renee D. 210 Hanks, Steve Hansen, Laurie J. Hansen, Matt F. 83 Hansen, Tim Hanson, Aaron W. 98.210 Hanson, Paul A. 95, 183 Hanson, Raymond P. Harper, Cheryl J. 210 Harper, Steven Z. 166 Harr, John A. Harris, James P. Haris, Jay E. Harris, Rebecca L. Harrison, Garrett R. Harrison, Judith M. 84, 183 Harise, Hans E. SO, 166 Hartse, Roy E. Hartae, Joline L 79, 210 Hartze, Shari D. 72, 83.107.196 Harvey, Scott E. 211 Hatfield, Brian K. Hatfield, Teddi L. 196 Hatfield, Teri E. Hathaway, David C. 166 Hatton, Brenda L. Hauerwas, Teri V. 166 Hauerwas, Troy T. Haugan, Donald B. 166 Haugen, Rory K. Hausauer, Jeffery R. Hausauer, Julie A. Hausauer, Wayne C. Hawkins, Beverly H. 90.93.98.211 Hawkins, Rita A. 65, 88.90.93.107.196 Hawkins, Victor K. 108 Hawley, Richard D. 116.118.211 Hawley, Robert G. 211 Hayes, Candy S. 59, 183 Hayes, Katherine M. 95.166 Hayes, Nelda J. Hayes, Shelia R. Hayes, Thomas H. 183 Healea, Kim 166 Healey, Terri L. 78, 97.196 Heath, Tammy J. 166.183 Heck, Debra L. Hegman, Curtis D. 196 Hegman, Tami A. 166 Heimbigner, Teresa L. 211 ’ Helsel, Janis S. 78 Helsel, Joyce M. 78 Henes, Charles M. 196 Henes, James J. Henes, Jillmarie R. 211 Henes, Louis N. 166 Hensel, Janice M. 54, 196 Hess, Heidi 65,166 Hess, Magdalene 166 Hess, Stephen A. 59, 7 an Hess, Todd J. 93 Hettich, Sherri L. 97, 183 Hettman, Anthony M. Hettman, George A. Hewlett, Michele A. Higgins, Thomas G. Highf Kenneth B. Hightower, Terry L, 166 Hildc, Doreen K. 211 Hilton, Diane 1. 74 Hinton, Dawn T. 40, 95.166 Hintz, Alan W. 116 Himing, Darin C. 211 Himing, David M. 59, 95.183 Hitchcock, Michael 183 Hochstrasser, Blair 95, 104 Hochstrasser, Dawn M. Hoffman, Carla J. Hoffman, David J. Hogue, Darla J. 66, 183 Hogue Sherry R. 196 Holden, David E, 126, 166 Holland, Debra K. 183 Hollenbaugh, Fonda J. 41,50.74,75,78,78, 86,88 Holliday, Kristine K. 48 Hollander, Linda C. 96,97 Holloron, James M. Holloron, Sandra L. 211 Hollowell, Linda D. Holt, Ross S. Hood, Richard L. 95 Hood, Robin T. 50, 112 Hoppe, Laurie S. 196 Hoppe, Pamela L. 183 Horton, Harley R. 88, 118 Horton, Susan G, 54, 74,88 Hosfeld, Debra J. 183 Hosfeld, Helen B. 196 Hoshaw, Lorayne M. Houston, Matthew J. 126 Houtchens, Elizabeth D. 196 Houtchens, Gem R. Houtchens, Mendes Howard, Helen R. Hubbard, Samuel T. 196 Huberty, John A. 109 Hudson, Donald R. Huffman, Gaylee M. 113.196 Huffman, Steven W. 70,116,166 Huggins, Jackie R. 84,66 Huggins, Jay D. 105, 119.121.167 Huggins, Jerry L. 105, 108.122.196 Huggins, Tauny L. 211 Hughes, Dean M. Ill, 211 Huguet, Kevin T. 108,122, 196 Huguet, Mark C. 102, 105.167 Huguet, Ronald J. 123.126.211 Hull, David M. 60 Hulquist, Bret A. 211 Humble, Lisa R. Humes, Connie J. 56, 82.93.97.191.196 Hummer, Rene A. 93,97,184 Hummer, Susan L. 90, 211 Hunt, John K. 36,43, 44,45,46,47,48,56, 77.80.167 Hunt, Peter D. 184 Hunt, Richard A. 75, 80.86.211 Hunt, William E. 122 Hunter, John 1. 211 Hunter, Steven A. 104.167 Hut, Andre L. Hyde, Kathryn A. 62 I Ibey, Charles B. 184 Ibey, Douglas E. 109, 118,211 Ingersoll, Steven J. Ireland, Debra M. 167 Ireland, Gale E. 112 Iverson, Doug R. 90, 93,167 Iverson, Karla K. 98, 211 Iverson, Randy 90,93, 97,196 J Jacobs, Janice E. 110 Jacobs, Larry J. 60, 167 Jacobsen, DovieA. 184 Jacobsen, Leslie D. 50.167 Jacobsen, Robert L. 196 Jacobsen, Tami L. 167 Jahner, Brian L. 196 Jahner, Melody A. 59,83,97,107,196 Janes, Dale E. 95, 167 Janes, Ronald S. 109, 122 Jannach, Connie L. 167 Jardine, Christina L. 80.184 Jardine, Jon D. Jarka, Katherine 98 Jarriel, James P. 196 Jassek, Tammie K. 197 Jeffries, Andy J. Jellison, Cynthia L. 55.167 Jellison, Gregory J. Jenkins, Kenneth E. Jenkins, Scott D. 78, 197 Jennings, Jeffrey C. Jensen, Jan M. Jobe, Frank E. 105, 122.184 Johns, AlanN. 184 Johns, Jerrold C. 98, 109,123, 197 Johns, Melinda L. Ill Johnson, Alvina L. 211 Johnson, Daniel J. 75, 96.98.197 Johnson, Debra L. 90, 93.184 Johnson, Dollene J, Johnson, Gerald E. 96 Johnson, Gregory R. 123,212 Johnson, James A. Johnson, Janell 167 Johnson, Jim C. 122 Johnson, Joanne 87, 184 Johnson, Joe A. Johnson, Joelle J. 167 Johnson, Julia D. 167 Johnson, Kurt B. 70, 197 Johnson, Lori L. Johnson, Lynda D. 59, 167 Johnson, MarcyA. 184 Johnson, Milan W. Johnson, Monte D. Johnson, Pamela J. 95.167 Johnson, Stuart D. 212 Johnson, Trina L. Johnston, Debra A. Johnston, Terry A. Jolliffe, Renon E. 62, 84,85,179, 184 Jolliffe, Timothy, M. Jonas, Elaine 84, 184 Jones, Aneta G. Jones, Dell R. 211 Jones, Jeffrey B. 70, 90,93, 197 Jones, John S. 167 Jones, Louella A. Jones, Norman N. Jones, Sally A. 168 Jones, Shawn J. 184 Jones, Steven D. Jones, Velma J. 95, 184 Jonkel, James J. Jordan, Barbara J. 84, 97.197 Jordan, Susan M. 184 Joscelyn, Judith E. Joven, Kurt T. 55, 116.184 224 Index Juhnke, Kenneth D. K Kahm, Bryan A. 184 Kain, Taramarie 84, 184 Kaiser, Kimberley J. Kammerer, Jutta 88, 168 Kane, Geoffrey], Kaphammer, Bryan J. 108, 197 Kaphammer, Kevin D. 184 Kaphammer, Lorie K. 98, 212 Kaphammer, Steve L, 168 Karkanen, Linda M. 197 Karkanen, Steve D. 83,168 Kaufamn, Audrey A. 111,113 Kaufman, Craig A. Kavanagh, Brian W. 197 Keenan, Buddy P. 212 Keller, Christine L. 184 Keller, Karen L, 56, 179.184 Kelley, Colleen R. 107 Kelley, Mary Jo 168 Kelley, Owen 99,197 Kemmer, Crystal L, 168 Kenck, Steven D. 109, 212 Kendall, Susette 65, 168 Kendall, Valerie V. Keniston, Rebecca L. 205,212 Kennedy, Johnnie B. Kent, Patricia M. 197 Kent, Shannon K. 91, 212 Kieckbusch, Noel W. 123 Killpack, David M. Kimerly, MaryJ. Kimerly, Theresa M. Kimmel, John O. 108, 122.197 Kimmel, Teresa J. 168 King, Lisa J. 54 , 88, 197 Kinney, Sharon A. 212 Kinney, Teresa M. 184 Kinsley, Nancy B. Kirk, Deborah L. 197 Kirk, Kimberly M. 212 Kirkpatrick, James J. 90.92.93.184 Krkpatrick, Paul L. 197 Kirstine, Mary L. 98 Kitchin, James G. Kitchin, Keith D. Klapwyk, Guyla R. 197 Klaudt, Garry L. 185 Kliber, Kristi F. 90, 92.93.197 Kline, Lynn L. 67, 185 Kline, Mark E. 197 Kluk, Melody E. Kluesner, Allan L. Knight, Richard D. 108 Knoyle, Karen S. 97 Knudsen, Della K. Koble, Jeanida E. Kock, Jeffrey J. 122, 185 Koepplin, Peggy S. 42.110.168 Koesler, Annette M. 212 Koesler, Joseph D. 197 Kohlstadt, John J. Kolb, Debra L. 13, 42.168 Kolb, Kathy K. 69, 212 Komenda, Beclti M. 197 Koostra, Karen L. 90, 91,93 Koostra, Robert R. 90.93.97.168 Koske, Lisa E. Kotecki, Richard B. Kotecki, Ronald A. Kottri, Angeline M. 62.197 Kouris, Anthony G. Kovacich, Sheila E. 168 Kradolfer, Cathleen D. 47.60.73.86.168 Kradolfer, Cheryl A. 90,93,197,90 Krantz, Thomas F. 197 Kraut, Jeff 88 Krout, Kevin K. 168 Krout, Paul L. 90,92, 93.197 Krout, Rory H. 90,92, 93.198 Kruckeberg, Julie A. 83 Kruger, Joe R. Krum, Mark T. Kuenzel, Robert A. Kuesy, John Kuffel, Roz'A. 185 Kulawinski, Daniel L. 185 Kuljis, Nancy 185 Kulju, Ken A. Kuntz, Belinda R. 98, 212 Kuntz, Jeffery G. Kuntz, Thelma A. 64, 95.168 Kyle, Roy L. 212 L Lachman, Jennie C. Lake, DanJ. 105 Lake, Karen M. 83 Lake, Mary A. Landman, Janet R. 212 Laney, Michelle A. Lanfear, Jeanne K. 47, 54,56,57,59,74, 159 Lanfear, Laura A. 72, 83,78,198 Lang, Brent R. Lang, Gwen E. Lang, Laura L. 84, 168 Lange, Risa G. 110, 185 Langowski, Christine A. Larsen, Eric K. 45,83 Larson, Robert W. Larson, David B. 67, 80,92,95 Laraon, Kathy S. 168 Larson, Kyle R. Larson, Loren J. 40,95, 121,185 Larson, Michelle R. 78,84,96,97, 198 Larson, MikeJ. 104, 121,168 Larson, Nanette L. 90,93,96,98,204, 212 Larson, Philip P. 126 Larson, Randall C. 212 Larson, Richard B. 122,169 Larson, Richard L. 79 Larson, Robert L. Larson, Scott R. 126, 169 Latson, Tami L. 62, 212 Larson, Thomas J. 185 Larson, William C. Lartz, Vanessa 50,72, 169 Lassise, Lori A, 111 Lassise, Lynda M. 212 Lathom, Daniel M. Lavoie, Scot D. 212 Law, Christopher J. Law, Erin M. 72,83, 198 Lawrence, Edward R. 96.98.213 Lawrence, Jean L. 97, 198 Lawrence, Ruth E. 95, 185 Lawrenson, Scott A. Lawry, Pauline F. 59, 74.75.83.185 Lawyer, Cynthia D. 88 Leary, Douglas C. 109.123.213 Lecorno, Carla F. 185 Ledward, Erika D. 198 Lee, John E. Lee, Mary J. Lefler, RobenF. 79 Lehman, KerriS. 169 Leister, Rodney A. 213 Leister, Todd L. 213 Leonard, John E. Leonard, Michelle R. Lemer, Carrol Lesueur, Debbie J. 213 Levin, David A. 185 Lewis, Dale M. 198 Lewis, Janet K. Lewis, Tommy J. 95, 169 Lienau, Faith M. 213 Lillebo, Yvonne 213 Lindborg, Kai R. 83, 90 Lindborg, Karl J. 93 Lindquist, Roxanne M. 110,214 Lineback, Brenda L. 213 Lint, Temple J. Lipscy, Pat L. 213 Lloyd, Donna D. Lloyd, Kim R. Lloyd, Kimberly R. Lobdell, Louise C. 98.213 Loewen, Doreen L. 97.185 Loewen, Henry D. 213 Loewen, Randy D. 98, 213 Loewen Roy D. 198 Longpre, Carol D. 169 Longpre, Kristi A. Lowe, Kimberly G. 67,59 Lowe, Mark A. 109, 123 Lowe, MichealJ. 104, 121, 185 Lowe, Noel E. 198 Lucas, David J. 82, 198 Lucas, Sharon K. 95, 169 Lucas, Todd A. 82, 213 Lueck, Jonl K, Lugthart, Tony A. Lukasik,Ginnysue 78, 198 Lund, Karl P. Lundln, Kristine A. Lund mark, EricJ, Lundmark, Terry M. 59.78.95.185 Lyndes, Mary E. M MacDonald, Brian M. 185 MacDonald, Scott J. 185 Mace, Cheryl L. Mace, Leslie F. 213 Mace, Lisa D. 169 Mace, Valerie A. MacIntyre, Carolyn 169 MacKenzie, Casey R. MacKenzie, Jamie J. 126 Mackey, Barbara Madar, Julie L. Maddux, Carol D. 169 Maddux, Susan D. Madison, Sharon A. Magone, Michael A. 55,70, 72,96,98,213 Magstadt, Cynthia K. 213 Madstadt, Jeffrey D. 169 Magstadt, Julia A. 198 Magstadt, Pamela J. Magstadt, Steven R. 185 Mahlum, Tami J. Malach, Colleen R. 185 Mahlum, Tami J. Malach, Colleen R. 185 Malach, Renny M. 198 Malcolm, Lincoln P. 98,109 Malek, Maxine M. 97.110.198 Mallary, Robilyn L. Manchester, Dale H. 70.108.198 Mangan, Anthony C. 70.169 Manis, Susan J. 95 Manley, Lauri J. 185 Manlove, Robert D. Manning, Sherry K. Manthie, Rena M. Manthie, Steve R. Marbut, Erin L. 113, 198 Marchie, Wayne R, 70 Marcinkowski, Kathleen M. 186 Marcinkowski, Mark W. 46,50,80,90,92, 93.105.169 Marcinkowski, Paula J. 62,90,93, 107,198 Marek, David W. 112, 213 Marek, Dcbora D. 169 Marek, Pamela F. 90, 93.213 Markham, Gwen 54, 72.110.169 Markham, Paige 54, 88.214 Markiss, Debra J. 95, 169 Marklaud, Laurel E, 62,63,66,84,186 Marquart, Dwight D. 198 Marshall, Joseph G, 198 Martin, Derle L. 214 Martin, Devie L, 97, 198 Martin, Gary C. Martin, Paris E. 67,98, 214 Martin, Perry R, 102, 123, 126,214 Martinez, Robert Mason, Margaret M, Mason, Mark A. 96, 98,109,123 Mason, Richard B. Mason, Terrence J. 169 Matuska, Jay M. Matye, Barb J. Mauth, Terry L. Maxwell, Timothy W. May, Jacqueline 95, 96.198 May, William D. 109 Maynard, Crystal A. 186 Maynard, Terri L. 198 McCall, Donald Q. McCammant, David L. McCarthy, Deborah A. McCarthy, John S. McClean, William M. 122,186 McClung, Herman F. McCormick, Steven P. 198 McCoy, Jack F. 79 McDonald, Bruce D. 169 McDonald, Cindy F. 170 McDonald, Dannette R. McDonald, Danita M. McDonald, Kathy R. 107.198 McDonald, Lauri L. 96.97.199 McDonald, Timothy J. 104.108.186.199 McDonald, Thomas L. 122 McDowell, Gina L. McDowell, Kevin D. 67,95,105 McKay, Deborah J. 170 McKay, Julia A. 79 McKay, Mary L, McKean, Frank J. McKean, Laurie G. McKee, Jim E, McKee, William D. McKenzie, Marta 170 McKinnon, Debbie A. 186 McKinzie, Pamela S, 110 McLaughlin, Debra C. McMorris, Connie D, 72,98 McNeill, John A. McVeigh, Patricks. Mead, Timothy C. Meade he, Dean A. Mcadchc, Kinberly K. Meek, Michael J. 78 Mchring, Bctsie L, 170 Meier, Sara L. 170 Meinholtz, Mark 99 Mclder, Craig S, 123, 214 Melton, Linda L. 107, 199 Melton, Sharon K. 214 Meloche, Teri L. 199 Melvin, Rita M. 199 Melvin, Teresa M. 76,97,170 Merila, MarkJ. 104, 108.122.199 Merritt, Michelle L. ■'7, 'i'� Merseal, Francis A. 214 Merseal, Mike R. 170 Merlins, Ua M. 186 Merlins, Pamela K. 214 Merwin, Kenneth S, 170 Merwin, Kyla R. 79, 84 Meuchel, Duane E. Meyer, James E. 199 Meyer, Lauru M, Michaels, Sherri L.170 Michaels, Wendy R. 199 Michels, Brett j. 116 Micken, Kelly J. 97, 199 Mickelson, Diane M. 170 Midyett, Julia L. 127, 199 Mielke, Dorothy Anna 65 Miller, Brad D. 105, 178.186 Miller, Gregory L. 109.123.205.214 Miller, Jody M. Miller, Joseph R. 88, 90, 92,93,170 Miller, Richards. 170 Miller, Sheri A. Mills, Dawn R. 79 Mills, Eric E. Mills, Robert P. 122 Mitchell, Birgit A. Mitchell, Brian J. 214 Mitchell, Robert G. Mitchke, Edward M. 186 Mitchke, Kathleen M. 214 Mitchke, Renee M. 199 Mix, Kendra M. 93, 97,158,170 Mix, Lori J. 41,50, 72,74,90,92,158, 170 Mobley, Keith N. Mocabee, Susan M. 11Q170 Mock, Stanley R, 214 Moderie, Charles F. 78 Moderie, Michael W. 170 Moderie, Nicholas R. Moffatt, Nicole A. 82.199 Mogen, Crystal A. Mogen, Denise L. M oh land, Cy E. 214 Mohland, Rhonda R. Moisey, Jane E. Moisey, Richard N. 170 Mollett, Marc L. 56, 159 Monaco, Angeline 65, 78.199 Monaco, CaryJ. 60, 170 Monaco, Keith J. 171, 186 Monaco, Kelvin D. 78 Monaco, Kurt R. Montgomery, David Scott Montreuil, Annette J. 96.98.214 Moon, Susanne M. 186 Moore, Eric D. Moore, Monty R. Morgan Wesley R. Morin, Douglas J. 44, 80.186 Morin, Rebecca J. Morrison, Joanna R. 50.57.171 Mort, Lynn E. 79,88 Moss, John C. 199 Moss, Marta A. 95, 186 Mostad, Julie A. 214 Mostad, Timothy W. 186 Mote, Jackie M. Mourar, Coleen M. 84.85.95.186 Muchmore, Diana M. 65.78.199 Murphy, Kevin P. 98, 214 Murphy, Lucy M. 74, 79.95.171 Murphy, Patrice M. 74.79.95.186 Murray, Bradley J. 13, 121.171 Murray, Joseph F. 98, 123.214 Murray, Rose M. 171 Mutch, Linda S. 74, 83.90.93.199 Myers, David W. 171 N Narum, Leann 95,96, 199 Nash, John A. 214 Needles, Bonnie L. Nell Tim A. Neer, Tami J. Neidigh, Deleis Neilson, Barbara K. 171 Nelson, James A. 96, 214 Nelson, Jeffrey L. 186 Nelson, Karen 107 Nelson, Lori A. Nelson, Lynda R. 97, 186 Nelson, Scot J. Nelson, Shelley M. Ill Nelson, Sheryl L. Nelson, Suzanne M. 186 Nelson, Tracy L. Nelson, Wayne L. 186 Nemec, Carol E. 214 Nesbitt, Jolene M. 215 Netzer, Carrie M. 84, 127.199 Neuhausen, Roxanne L. 199 Neumiller, Edward 171 Neumiller, Kenneth G. New, Beverli J. Newby, Tamara J. 171 Newell, Joan F. Newman, Linda K. Newman, Sandra E. 171 Nichol, Kim 171 Nichols, Deborah G. Nicholson, Brenda L. 68 Nicholson, Cheryl A. 199 Nicholson, Gay la 171 Nickelson, ToddH. 186 Nicklay, Rebecca L. 215 Nicklay, Robert F. 191.199 Nicol, Kim A. Nimey, Michelle A. 186 Nimlos, Mark R. 75, 80,86 Nimlos, Peter J. 78, 171 Nokelby, Brent A. Nokelby, Conrad A. Nolelby, Susan L. 42, 45.127.171 Nonne nma cher, Katherine 215 Nordby, Ann K. 199 Norris, Jodi J. Northrop, Janet L. 215 Northrop, Jill M. 97, 199 Norwood, Ann Noyes, Sandra N. Nuckolls, Cleva D. 200 Nuckolls, Oscar L. Nunley, Connie R. 84,186 Nurse, Dawn D. 98, 113.215 Nurse, Edward E. 200 Nurse, Susan G. 113, 171 Nyquist, Brent D. 74, 215 Nyquist Terry R. 72, 95,99,187 O O'Brien, Joel W. Occhiuto, Scott F. Ochsner, Vannessa C. 84,96,97,200 O'Connor, Bill J. 171 Oechsli, George W. 82.109.204.215 Oechsli, Joseph L. 55, 96, 97, 200 Oglesbee, Douglas W. Ogrin, Kirk V. 171 Olin, Kathy L. Olsen, Jacqueline S. 215 Olson, Charlene R. 112.215 Olson, Randall L, 123, 215 Olson, Rodney R. 187 Onishuk, Lee O. Opie, John W. 104 Ormesher, Allen R. 93, 215 Ortisi, Bruce S. 78,80, 187 P Page, Jeri L. 215 Palmer, Jack D. 96,97, 200 Panian, Brian F. Panian, Sheila R. 13, 172 Paprotney, Franz K. Parent, Rhonda L. Parenteau, Donna M. 172 Parenteau, Tamera A. Parker, Diana R. 59, 82,187 Parker, Linda L. 78, 82,200 Parker, Grant D. 41, 55,88,179 Parker, Randy S. Parkison, Tracy A. Parrish, Edna S. Patterson, John F. 75, 80,83,95,99,178 Patton, Mark E. Paulson, Laurie E. 172 Paulson, William L. 109.215 Pearce, John A. 95, 187 Pearson, Lyle C. 200 Pearson, Ricky J. 172 Peck, Brian S. 109, 123.215 Pedersen, Debbie M. 68,172 Pennington, Joy S. 98 Pengelly, Kim T. Pengelly, Mark J. 172 Pennington, Frances J. 200 Peres, Mark W. 187 Perkins, Leslie A. 98, 215 Perry, Lisa A. 41,79, 86,88,95 Peters, Debbie J. 172 Peters, Shannon L. 200 Petersen, Scott B. 200 Peterson, Gretchen 172 Peterson, Kendra 8,83, 200 Peterson, Robert L. Peterson, John F. 215 Peterson, Thomas D. Petroff, Ken R. Petroff, Ronda L. 98, 215 Petrou, Eva D. 172 Pettersen, Mike H. 200 Petty, Julie E. 215 Pfau, Joseph P. Pfau, Kimberlee L. 62, 63.172 Pfau, Margaret, F. 200 Pfau, Teresa A. Pfeiffer, James T. 83, 86,99,102 Pfister, Gregory A. 112 Phelps, Carolyn F. 72, 79,99 Phillips, Jolene R. 62, 63.172 Phillips, Richard A. 108,200 Picke, Kelly J. 215 Pickens, Carrie M. 200 Pickens, Margaret Pickens, Stuart, J. Pidcock, Rebecca R. Pigman, Sharon K. 98 Pinkerton, Teresa Pipinich, John A. Piquette, Michelle V. 98.204.216 Plaggemeyer, Debby D. 84.172 Plaggemeyer, Kathy S. 84.97.187 Plenger, Steve J. 123 Plieness, Raymond M. 50.79.116.172 Podoll, Albert F. Pohley, Steve G, Poling, Jean M. 200 Polinsky, Jace P. Popko, Alexander J. 99.187 Porter, Linda I. 172 Potter, Lisa R. Ptter, Stuart E. 122 Potter, Wade A. Poulson, Susan L. 172 Powell, James W. 95, 122.187 Powell, Jay B. Powell, Thomas P. 96, 98.216 Powell, Wendy G. 95, 96,107,200 Prather, Dean A. Prsston, Diana J. 113, 216 Preston, Ginger L. 107, 200 Preston, Ribin W. Price, Christina N. Price, Colinx P. Price, George E. 216 Price, Julie, A. 187 Price, Kenneth L. 98, 116,118 Price, Kirby A. 54,93 Price, Scott A. Price, Stan J. Pritchard, Ronald L. 70 Privett, Mary E. 200 Proebstel, Jeffrey D. Pruitt, Rodney G. 98, 109,118 Puckett, Lee A. 93,216 Purchio, Anthony S. 59,60,62,63,67,159, 172 Purchio, Nicholas 200 R Rabold, Stephen G. Ralls, Deena M. Ramos, Alice P. 97, 110 Ramos, Antoinette B. 107 Randles, Danny N. Randles, Scott T. Randles, Tammie A. Rasmussen, Anchor R. Rasmussen, Diane R. 74.216 Rasmussen, Julie A. 187 Rasmussen, Rick D. Rasmussen, Roberta J. 65.200 Rathbun, Bradley D. Ratliff, Rhonda R. Ratliff, Stan Ratliff, Thelma G. 200 Rautz, Patti L. Ray, Gary R. Ray, Tamera L. Raymond, James W. 70.97.200 Raymond, Michael S. 187 Raymond, Timothy J. 216 Redman, Lois A. Reed, Henry W. Reesman, Tammy J. 98.110.216 Reeves, John T. 122, 201 Regan, Ron J. Rehberg, Bettylynn Reich, Gregory A. 121 Reich, Paul D. 95,112 Reid, Brenda K. 98, 216 Reid, Bruce A. 108, 201 Reimann, Robin J. 216 Reineke, Roy C. Reiner, David A. 172 Reinholtz, Mark R. Reynolds, Deborah L. Reynolds, Dorothea C. 83.127.201 Rice, Anita M. 95 Rice, Sherri L. 84,201 Rich, Kenneth W. 173 Richards, Samuel A. Richardson, Don R. Richardson, Julie A. 98 Richlen, Troy H. 102, 201 Richlie, Gary W. Richtmyer, Karen R. 85.201 Ridley, Carrie L. Ridley, Meloney 216 Riebe, Terry A. 173 Riefflin, Albert L. 43, 121.173 Riel, Dale G. Riley, Bradley D. 123, 216 Riley, Kathryn J. 65, 173 Riley, Lorraine D. Riley, Paula J. Rink, Regina M. Rising, Carl D. 90,93, 216 Rising, Karen P. 201 Risland, LaLani K. 173 Ritter, Bruce R. Robbins, Dawn G. Robbins, Elissa K. 47, 58.59.60.61.86.173 Robertson, Jan A. Roberts, Marlene K. 56.95.99.179.187 Robinson, Daniel W. 108.122.201 Robinson, Susan R. 107.187 Robison, Brent L. 78 Robison, Glenn D. 97 Rodgers, Kimy J. 201 Rogge, Anna M. 65, 216 Rogge, James B. 102, 126.173 Rogge, Lisa C. 65, 187 Rolshoven, Brian D. Rolshoven, Eric D. 43.104.116.173 Rosenbaum, Mark A. 78 Rosenbaum, Sheryl L. 48.50.62.65.173 226 Index Ross, Glenn R. Roth, Michael K. Rowe, James C. 108, 201 Rowe, Margaret E. 69.187 Rowe, Stephanie A. 69.187 Rowley, Kenneth L. Rothermel, Joseph S. 82 Rowley, Steven L. 77 Rudio, Kenneth L. Rush, Fred G. 216 Rutherford, Marquetta L. Ryan, Barrie L. 41,88 88.92.93.173 Ryan, Janice K. Ryan, Philip C. Ryan, Timothy R. 108,122,201 S Sackett, Mary’ R. Sager, Deborah G. 69.216 Sager, Richard J. Saldin, Kristine A. 98.216 Sale, Robert J. 90, 93.201 Salmonson, Kelly D. Salmonson, Kristine M. Salmonson, Kyle D. 70 Salmonson, James B. Salmonson, Patricia A. Salois, Verna L. Salomon, James E. Salomon, Joanne A. 90.93.113.187 Salter, Charles J. Samel, Melanie G. 216 Sample, Joyce E. Sampson, Julie A. Sampson, Lawrence C. Sampson, Tracy L. 54, 173 Sandau, Rodney G. 72, 95,174 Sandberg, Kay K. 173 Sandberg, Kelly S. 96, 97.127.201 Sandberg, Kim K. 55, 80.95.173 Savage, Desiree Savage, Mark E. Sayler, Karen K. 187 Sayler, Kenneth A. Scharfe, James P. 173 Schatz, Brian K. Schauber, Bernadette M. Schauer, Sury R. 59, 201 Schenck, Daniel L. 97, 173 Schenck, Donald R. 173 Schendel, Torgie J. 95, 187 Schestag, Rebecca L. 98.113.216 Scheu, Steven E. Schilz, Thomas J. Scheweck, Karen L. 50.95.173 Scheweck, Paul A. Schappy, John A. 70, 174 Schlauch, Michael K. 217 Schmautz, Jonathan R. 96,98,123,217 Schmelebeck, Carmen E. 59,107,178,187 Schmitz, Cora R. 107 Schneegas, Barry V. Schneider, Dennis A. Schonrock, Mark J. 174 Schonrock, Susan A. 88.90.93.187 Schrage, Linda R. 217 Schrage, Tina L. 174 Schriver, Angela J. 47, 60.61.79.86.174 Schriver, Dana L. 185 Schriver, Daniel D. Schriver, Kimberly M. 201 Schriver, Mary P. 64, 174 Schroeder, Karen L. 41.59.88.187 Schroer, Linda A. 50, 62.63.90.93.174 Schroer, Sonja K. Schultz, Chris 70,188 Schultz, Donald C. Schultz, Keith K. 104 Schultz, Robert D. 95 Schultz, Walter F. 70, 188 Schutt, Donald D. Schwartz, Joann L. 174 Schwend, Ronald F. 174 Schweick, Paul 201 Schweitzer, Beth A. 217 Schwenk, James J. 109, 123.217 Schwenk, Timothy J. 109.123.217 Scott A'Lisa M. 62,63, 95,99,109 Scott, Carolyn A. Scott, Kevin R. 96,98, 109.217 Screnar, Gordon J. 217 Seaman, Randi J. 174 Sebring, Joni K. 95, 174 Sebring, Thomas, J. 97.201 Sedgwick, Kevin C. Seely, Susan P. 90,93, 174 Sehestedt, Karen 174 Seibert, Joni K. 84,188 Seibert, Tom C. 174 Seitz, Corine A. Seitz, Deborah L. 201 Seitz, Renne J. 54 Seldon, Bob 88 Selleck, Bonnie B. 78, 201 Senecal, James H. Sessions, Deanna L. 62, 217 Sessions, Michele S. 62, 174 Shaffer, Brad N. Shaffer, William E. Shafizadch, Zandy K. 201 Shatto, Brenda J. Shatto, Mark W. Shatto, Rodney D. Shatto, Ronald L. Shea, Steven M. 126, 217 Sheldon, Warren D. 88.90.92.93.201 Sheldon, William M. 88.90.93.174 Shennum, Brian D. Shcrer, Markeita R. Shields, Jackie Shinn, Georgia D. 93, 217 Shirk, Scott A. Showalter, Chris Shubert, David R. 217 Shubert, Lori J. 79, 217 Shull, BrianS. 88,109, 118.217 Shull, Scott W. 55,83, 102.126.174 Shull, Susan C. Sickels, Pamela M. 188 Sickels, Russell W. 217 Siegel, Irene M. 201 Siegford, Karen J. Silverman, Mark R. 174 Simmert, David L. 109.217 Simmons, David W. 62.63.67.95.188 Simmons, Janet B. 99, 107 Simmons, Karla L. Simmons, Lorraine G. Simpson, Gary M, Simpson, Steven M. Sipes, Rose M. 107, 201 Sirguey, Martine F. 38,39,72,97,175 Skeie, Diane M. 175 Slawson, Phyllis A. Sloan, Leon E. Sloat, Kimberley L. Small, Mary D. 79,201 Smith, Ada M. Smith, Daniel L Smith, Debra J. 175 Smith, John E. 108, 116,202 Smith, Kimberley J. Smith, Roberta J. Smith, Roger W. 123 Smith, Steven M. Smith, Terry' L. Smoak, Debbie A. 175 Snodgrass, Teresa L. Sofil, Robin D. Sohlberg, Kristen M. 47,59,73,79,86,95, 175 Sohlberg, OlofE. 56, 82,95,96,108,190, 202 Sohlberg, Rolf C. 96, 98.109.217 Sokoloski, John W. 59, 70.82.99.179.188 Solum, David A. 109, 123 Sorge, Eric L. 217 Sowre, Curtis J. 188 Spaid, Michael W. 98, , 217 Speaks, Catherine A. 90.93.217 Squire, Michelle M. 188 Stack, Marilyn 202 Stacy, Marilyn D. 113 Stacy, Michael D. 112, 202 Staggs, Bernard R. 175 Staggs, Laurie R. 188 Staggs, Rosemary L. Stahl, John E. 9S Stalcup, Carla L. 98 Stalcup, Carmella K. Stnaley, Carol A. 97, 188 Staples, Kathleen N. 218 Startin, Dennis R. Startin, Kenneth I. 175 Stebbins, Nancy L. 60, 175 Steele, Brenda R. 218 Steele, Debra K. Steele, Kenneth A. 188 Steele, Steven L Steinberg, Richard J. Steinbrenner, Gerlad W. 104 Steinbrenner, Thomas C. 202 Stenhjem, Amy B. 74, 90.93.218 Stensrud, Karen D. 202 Stephan, Kari L. 78, 202 Stephen, Janine M, Stephens, Brent W. 202 Stephens, Rhonda J. 188 Stephens, Robin J. 218 Stepehens, Shanna D. 175 Sterner, Shelly L. 67, 188 Sterner, Tina M. 202 Steubs, Bryan E. 93,218 Stevens, Roxanne Stevens, Sheila R. 218 Stevenson, Laurie A. 175 Stevenson, Timothy J. 202 Stewart, Jolene D. 202 Stewart, Leslie J. 202 Stickt, Terry Y. Stickney, Daniel C. 82 Stickney, Fred E. Stickney, Sandra J. 218 St. John Kathleen D. Stoker, Kathy M. 175 Stoker, Vickie L. 188 Stokey, Keith C. Stubb, Joe M. 175 Stuckey, Jeffrey C. 175 Stuckey, Jennifer F. 69.96.97.202 Suckow, Susan L 97, 188 Suda, Timothy H. Sullivan, Daniel K. 175 Sullivan, Helen R. 202 Sullivan, Michael D. 104.108.122.202 Sullivan, Michelle H. 97,188 Susen, Mary L. Susen, Peter D. 74,202 Sutherland, Dorothy 218 Sutton, Charles W. 175 Sutton, Kelvin W. Swart, Karen L. 98,218 Swartz, Craig A. Swift, Timothy R. 175 T Taberna, Chris J. 175 Tabish, Dean R. Tabish, Robert J. Tabish, Sandra M. Taggart, Shannon 218 Talbot, Gretchen L. 41.50.79.88.86 Talbot, Katrin J. 41, 50,74,78,79,86,88 Talbot, Susan L 72,98 Tallmadge, Parry C. 96.97.86.202 Tarras, Linda K. 96, 97.202 Tasker, Kelly D. Taunt, Laura A. 218 Tayer, Dennis L. 175 Taylor, Andrew D. 99 Taylor, Blaine G. 13, 45.95.121.176 Taylor, Jeanne M. 218 Taylor, Joseph A. Taylor, Michelle A. 69,96,98,218 Teichrow, Cynthia J. 90.92.93.176 Teichrow, Joan E. 93, 218 Templeton, Nancy A. 41,45,50,72,88,95, 176 Templeton, Neil R. Templeton, Thomas J. 72.77.78.83.86 Tennant, Janet J. 13, 68.69.176 Tennison, Kathryn S. Tennison, Micheal S. Ternes, Connie R. 218 Ternes, Debra R. 202 Ternes, Laureen M. 188 Terry, Trade A. 110, 97 Thaggard, Stephen J. 54 Thane, Mark A. 70, 188 Thick, Kenneth D. 202 Thomas, Amy J. Thomas, Charles L. 04 Thomas, George J. 218 Thomas, Mark G. Thomen, Robin R. Thomen, Ronda R. Thompson, Connie L. 110 Thompson, Daniel P. 189 Thompson, Dean W. Thompson, Judy A. 96, 98.218 Thompson, Maryjo F. 202 Thompson, Ricky D. Thompson, Rory D. Thompson, Scott A. Thomson, Nial M. Thornton, Sarah E. 41, 202 Thurman, Shelley D. 202 Thurston, Albert E. Thurston, Colette M. Tietz, Jaylene J. 97,203 Timm, Roger L. Titus, Robin C. Todd, Sharon L. 203 Tomlinson, Arm M. 189 Tomlinson, Craig C. 59.90.93.218 Toulouse, Jeff L. Towe, David W. Townsley, Robert E. 109.218 Traver, David C. Traver, Jeffrey A. Trautman, Kelly S. 203 Treichel, Kelly J. 176 Treichel, Susan E. 84, 203 Tripp, Christopher A. 203 Tripp, Debra J. 189 Tripp, Raymond L. Tritz, Michael K. 219 Tritz, Suzanne M. 189 Tritz, Terrance G. 203 Trollope, Judy D. 176 Trowbridge, Laura L. 219 Troxel, John M. 55,90, 95,96,108,191,203 Truett, Dale H. 109, 123.219 Truett, Glinda L. 90, 93,176 Tmscott, Twila D. Tucker, Karen L. Tucker, Sandra J. Tunnock, Brenda K. 62, 96.98.219 Turcotte, Raymond M. 176 Tureck, Anastasia M. 203 Tureck, Kathleen R. 78, 203 Turman, George D. Turner, John F. Tusker, Kelly 203 Tutle, Steve N. Twogood, Gail L. U Uda, Michael J. Ulrich, Barbara D. 97, 189 Umphrey, Betty L. Underwood, Tammy Unruh, Keith A. IJnsworth, Don L. Unsworth, Tammy J. V VanAelstyn, Edward C. 86,83 Van Meter, James P. Vann, Jill M. 189 Vasecka, Charles J. 112, 219 Vasecka, Kathryn P. 189 Veitenheimer, Debra J. 176 Veitenheimer, Rene M. 189 Venn, Deborah L. 8, 62,84,189 Venn, Randall D. 105, 176 Verlanic, Gail L. 176 Verwom, Jeffery A. 176 Vick, David C. Villarreal, Susan Vinje, Cheryl L. 97, 189 Vinson, Jody R. 219 Voegele, Walter J. Voss, Christopher M. Voss, Ramond S. W Wacholtz, William F. 90,93 Wafetet, Daniel P. Wages, Janice M. Wagner, Leilani M. Wagner, Mark H. 203 Walker, Adrian L. Walker, Charles E. Walker, Darrel E. Walker, Maryann Walker, Tina M. Ill, 219 Wallace, Donald E. 59, 189 Walsh, Robert A. 77 Walston, Delores D. Walter, Kimberly A. 176 Walters, Curtis S. 96, 203 Walther, Jonathan Y. Wambach, Rhonda C. 97.113.203 Wand, Anna M. 203 Ward, David M. 70 Ward, Dennis P. Ward Jon R. 70,95 Warden, Becky N. 203 Warren, Larry M. Watrud, Dana R. Watson, Douglas B. Watson, Darryl B. Weer, Denette S. Weer, Douglas D. 79, 176 Wehmeyer, Kirk L. 95, 176 Weidenfeller, Donald H 56,75,86,96,102, 126.191.203 Weisenburger, Tami J. 98,219 Welch, John C. Welch, Kenneth J. 55, 176,189 Weldon, Ricky U. 219 Weldon, William L. 116,203,108 Weber, Nancy A. 176 Weston, William D. 189 Wetzel, Sharrie M. Whalen, Lisa J. 176 Whitaker, Jean R. Whitaker, Rene 110, 177 White, Brain D. White, Russell D. 41, 90,92,93,97,177 White, Wayne D. Whitehouse, Jennifer P. 96,98 Whitehouse, Laura 95 Whitmire, Ruth A. Wicks, Linda M. 177 WiddicOmbe, Jack S. Wiegert, Neal T. Wigen, Shawn L. Wilcox, Annette Wilcox, Kendall W. Wiler, Janan M. 189 Wilkinson, Nicholas M. Will, Debbie J. 189 Willey, Janice M. 84, 203 Williams, Bill W. Williams, Daniel G. 219 Williams, David N. 219 Williams, Debra A. 177 Williams, Janet M. 98, 219 Williams, Jim K. 70, 121.177 Williams, Laura L. Williams, Michael F. Williams, Mike L. 203 Williams, Pamela L. 56,65,84,89,97,99 Williamson, Larry O. 109.219 Wilson, Elizabeth C. 56, 95.189 Wilson, Randall C. 87, 116.177 Wilson, Robert V. 90, 93 Wilson, Sara L. Wilson, Sherry L. 219 Wilson, Susan J. 189 Winchell, Cindy L. Winchell, Joseph W. Winchell, Marlene K. 203 Windham, Judy K. 97, 177 Windmueller, Debra J. Windmueller, Ray C. 98.219 Winstone, Charlene K. 177 Winstone, Stanley D. Winthers, Kris J. Wojciechowski, Stephen T. 78,177 Wolfe, Cindy A. 177 Wolfe, DeloitR. 90,93 Wolfer, Richard A. Wolfer, Robin L, Wood, Catherine M. Wood, Dawn D. Wood, Donnis J. 203 Wood, Marilyn A. 85, 203 Wood M. Ronald 177 Wood, Sandy E. Woods, Teri J. 78 Woodward, Patricia A, Wooley, Jeannie L. 67, 219 Wooley, Shelley K. 59, 67.189 Worden, Craig M. Worden, Liane K. Worden, Linda L. 177 Wray, Steven N. 109, 219 Wren, Scott W. Wright, Christina M. Wright, Glen L. Wright, Jack S. Wright, Steven D. 116, 177 Wutsch, Charles L. Wylie, Gordon,L. 79, 112.177 Wyliek, Roger B. 78 Y Yarbrough, Rose M. 177 Yates, James A. 77, 109.219 Toder, Tammara F. Yohan, Karl 121 York, Terry L. Youell, Susan A. 62, 98.219 Young, Kristi M. 59, 60,177 Young, Mark E. 177 Young, Michael K. 83 Z Zaraik, Linda R. Zavarelli, Julie A. Zentner, Deborah L. 79,190,203 Zentner, Douglas L. 98, 109,123,219 Zibell, Jennifer L 84 Zimmerman, Linda L. 177 Faculty Autio, Lela 87,145 Baker, Cleo Ballinger, Kenneth 136 Balyeat, Peggy Barnell, Joseph 150 Baty, Bruce 83,147 Bawcom, Hattie 154 Beardsley, Kenneth 154 Bense, Charles 155 Bicha, Lawerence 152 Blomgren, Donna 154 Bohart, Ed 133 Boyce, Kyle 112,140 Brown, Vicki 110,149 Browne, Barbara 116, 113,127,149 Bryant, Lanny 116,152 Bullock, Carmelita Bullock, James 136 Burnett, Ronald 146 Burrell, Richard 133 Burrington, James 141 Burton, Wayne Canty, Dennis Casey, Robert 108,147 Cavey, Michael 78,150 Cork, Virgil 99,135 Curdy, Willis 138 Curtis, Ken Dahlstrom, Neil 95,96, 97,98,145 Dale, Virginia 136 Dale, Pamela 142 Daue, Peggy 155 Dayries, Marilyn 139 Demmons, Thomas 122, 136 Deschamps, Joey E. Deschamps, Kathleen 145 Doolittle, James 150 Downey, Mary 155 Duffner, Ray Dunagan, Nancy 78, 107,138 Dunlap, Dorothy Dunn, Richard 122,141 Dupuis, Anita 152 Edwards, Lucille 133 Erickson, Richard 92, 145 Falldorf, Donald 140 Flatow, Cigi Frette, Margaret 154 Frojen, Chester 150 Galarus, Ed Carr, Julia 153 Gates, Beth Gif fin, Shirley 153 Gilman, Dan 151 Gogas, George 145 Gooley, Loura 154 Graff, Thomas 136 Gratton, Mirl 146 Gregori, Tim 139 Haffey, William 134 Hallford, Elsie 135 Hamel, Dan 133 Hammond, Kevin 104, 152 Hammond, Tenney 155 Harper, Glen 151 Hart, Brad Heinrich, Ilene 79,148 Held, Werner 140 Herbig, Harold Herman, Barbara Hewitt, Theone 74,134 Heydon, James 141 Hoff, Ronald 146 Hopkins, Dwight 57 Holler, Leo Hudgens, Rosalind 72, 75,136 Hyde, Loretta 154 Hyem, Roger 150 Ibey, Ernest Jacobson, Norman 147 Jarnssi, Barbara 154 Jensen, Joyce 154 Johnson, Cal 116,138 Johnson, Lillian Jones, Ronald 107,109, 149 Kendall, Frank Kennett, Bette Knapp, Harold Koebel, John 46,141 Koepper, Grace 152 Koemer, Judith 154 Kozeluh, Noreen 142 LaForest, Mary Pat,155 Lalum, Mark 150 Lamb, James Mick Lapito, Susan 84,155 Larrivee, Shirley Lawrence, Merrie Lemon, Zelpha 153 Lenihan, Greg Lloyd, Joan 72,135 Lodge, James 104,140 Manthie, Charlotte 149 Marshall, Dean 54,137 McCarthy, Emileinne 74,134 McKinney, Larry 126, 149 McVeigh, Dorothy Miller, James 112,149 Millhouse, Katherine 145 Moschelle, Colette Nichols, Joann Nielsen, Michael Norton, Bernard Nyquist, Jan 143 Oke, Michael 74,116, 134 Olmstead, Alice Olmstead, Lynda 153 Olson, Jack 141 O'Neill, Margaret O'Reilly, Gerald 108, 123,152 O'Sullivan, Peggy 153 Owsley, Dan 151 Pahl, Laura 142 Palin, Richard 146 Pederson, Duane Perrin, Robert 110,152 Peters, Deborah Phillips, Thomas Pierce, Scott Pilcher, Russell 104, 139 Plieness, Laura Printz, Karen 142 Quade, Barbara 153 Quiggle, Judy 142 Radtke, Dennis 133 Ransier, Hazen Reeves, Susan 148 Reinhard, Barbara 153 Reinsel, Ann 62,137 Richards, Joyce Roberts, Jan 142 Roberts, Stella 62,146 Rosengren, Shirley 137 Rowberry, Susan 80, 136,137 Pupprath, Pat Sage, Marion Salmonsen, Fred 142 Samson, Richard 111, 155 Schipporeit, Dick Schegel, Arlene Schultz, Mary 153 Seitz, Wayne 60,61,137 Shepherd, Mary Theresa Sheriff, Russell 121, 147 Skones, Ellen 135 Sommerfeld, Donald 72,80,138 Sparks, Robert 142 Stene, Susan 154 Stevenson, Marolane 133 Stohle, Alan 151 Strombo, Marvin Stimson, Lew Sylvester, James 147 Taylor, William 58, 59,137 Templeton, Marilyn Thomson, Fred 134 Tietz, Elaine Tintzkan, Bernard Trenary, Gary 104, 138 Vaughn, Don Vizzutti, Loretta 64,148 Walt, Kenneth 104,140 Walter, David Whalen, John 135 Wiedmer, Ray 149,151 Wiesner, Robert Williams, Judy Williams, Leroy Williamson, Carol Wood, Donna Woods, Deanna Wulff, Don 135 Yasenak, Terry 148 Zimmerman, Richard Zuidmeer, Bernita 79, 148 Eble, Roger 131 Roberts, Thomas 131 Correll, 131 228 Index