Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

HALBERD VOLUME 16, 1981 HELLGATE HIGH SCHOOL MISSOULA, MONTANA • CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE 8 FACULTY SPORTS HONORS ACTIVITIES 81 CLASSES Go placidly amid the noise haste, remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly clearly; and listen to others, even the dull ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain bitter; for always there will be greater lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Be yourself. Especially, do not feign affection. Neither be cynical about love; for in the face of all aridity disenchantment it is perennial as the grass. Take kindly the counsel of years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth. Nurture strength of spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue loneliness. Beyond a wholesome discipline, be gentle with yourself. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Found in old Saint Paul's Church, Baltimore; dated 1692 Editors Shawn Ryan Margo Buckles When Missoula voters passed a bond issue to build a third high school, a bond was also passed for construction of a new annex at Hellgate. The annex was completed by the onset of the new year. This building includes a library, gymnasium and shop and science facilities. Homecoming 80 Color, spirit and blasting brass bands created a merry celebration as Hellgate and Sentinel combined troops in joint Homecoming festivi- ties. Hellgate seniors nominated Neil Blakely and Nadine Thompson as Homecoming King and Queen. Runners-up were Karen Bianchi, Shelly Clay, Kip Kimerly, Brad Larson, Fran- cie Marcinkowski and Mike Ramos. This year all three high schools, Hellgate, Sentinel and Big Sky combined their bands to perform in the Homecoming Parade. This band and drill team also performed in Dallas, Texas for the Cotton Bowl Parade, New Year’s day. Homecoming Royalty-Front Row: Mike Martin, Linda Gustafson, juniors; Nadine Thompson, Queen; Neil Blakely, King; Kristen Harman, Bob Byrne, Freshman; Second Row: Karen Bianchi. Mike Ramos, Shelly Clay, Francie Marcinkowski. Brad Larson. Seniors; M.C. Crump. Dan Doyle. Sopho- mores. Not pictured: Kip Kimerly. Students Dash To Lunch Although most of the day the cafe- teria is a quiet study hall, the mo- ment the twelve o’clock bell rings, it is transformed into what seems a world of total anarchy and confu- sion. Students form two lines, one circling the cafeteria, the other ex- tending into the hall, and settle in for a surprisingly short wait for lunch. With the new six period day, all of Hellgate’s students have lunch be- tween twelve and one o'clock. This is the only time during the day that they are free to wander or leave the campus. While many students chose to eat elsewhere, the cafete- ria is always thronging with those who have chosen to make use of it’s facilities. The new system is not flawless and seems a bit chaotic most of the time, but Hellgate stu- dents are being fed, and manage to survive. The new boundaries and the new school have been the cause of the influx of people from Sentinel to Hellgate and from Sentinel and Hellgate to Big Sky. Old friendships are being split up and new friendships are being formed. Slowly, people are be- ginning to cope without the nine period day and free periods scattered pleasantly throughout. The hall pass system, however, was not so well received. This is of no consequence however, compared to the importance of knowing people with whom one shares a likeness of mental atti- tudes. Clearly, friends old and new, are important to ones en- joyment of life in general. Old Friends Here are the people who run this school—part of this year without facilities and space. While they watied to move into the new building, some conducted classes in the auditorium and the hallways. Overcrowded and shorthanded, they still designed curriculum, innovated new ideas, discussed life and how it works, corrected tests, ordered supplies, listened to problems and excuses and encouraged the student to try again. Administration From left to right: KEN COLBO - assistant principal. DON LAWSTON - assistant principal. PEP JEWELL - assistant principal. RICHARD COR- RELL - principal. GEORGE ZELLICK - superintendent. i 21 I V Nurse, Counselors, Librarians Top row: RICHARD BURRELL - guidance: DENNIS RADTKE - guidance: LUCILLE EDWARDS - guidance; ED BOHART - guidance. Second row: MAROLANE STEVENSON - guidance; MARILYN TEMPLETON - resource center; MARGARET FRETTE - librarian; GLORIA MARVIN - librarian; LAURA GOOLEY - nurse; ADRIENNE SPECTOR - psychologist. 22 English Standing: JOHN WHALEN - English 1A, 4; TOM DEMMONS - English 2. 3A BARRY WILLIAMS ■ English 2. 2A, 3; ROBIN HAMILTON - English 2, 3; TOM GRAFF - film making. English 1. 4; JAMES BULLOCK - English 2. 3; SEATED: KEN BALLINGER - English 1. 4; CHRISTINE JORGENSON - English 1. 4. stagecraft; DEAN MARSHALL - English 1. 4. 4A; BILL HAFFEY - English 2; GREG LENIHAN - English 1. 3; WAYNE SEITZ - English 2. photography, journal- ism 1. 2. 1 23 Math Standing; DOUGLAS RASMUSSEN - algebra 1. acc. algebra 2. acc. geometry; BYRON ANDERSON - geometry, acc. algebral. con. math; JIM HEYDON - gen. math, algebra 3. algebra 2; TOM ROSS - algebra 1. geometry, gen. math; ERIC HAYS - cons. math, algebra 2. algebra 1. Sitting: SUE SIEBERT - cons. math, algebra 1. geometry; GARY GER- NANT - gen. math, geometry, algebra 1; KYLE BOYCE - computer, geometry, trigomometry. Mr. Boyce. “The hour lunch is really a good thing. It allows students and teachers alike time to relax during the day. 24 Science From left to right: DON BERG - biology 1. 2; RONALD BURNETT - prac. physics, um earth science; JAMES SYLVESTER - chemistry 1. 2; NORMAN JACOBSON - physics, chemistry 1; LANNY BRYANT - biology 1; RON HOFF - biology 1. 2; Not pictured: BRUCE BATY um earth science, geology. Mr Berg. This school has great kids. Mr Jacobson. . they (the science facilities) are better than Sentinel's or Big Sky’s.” Social Studies, Foreign Language Back row: WILLIS CURDY - Montana history, government; MARTY YORK - U S. history, world history; JENNIFER MAXWELL - U.S. history, sociolo- gy; KERMIT EDMONDS - U.S. history, thanatopsis; Front row: MICHAEL OKE - Spanish 1. 2. 3 4; THEONE HEWITT - French 1. 2. 3 4; ROSALIND HUDGENS - German 1. 2. 3. 4; BILL HAFFEY - Latin 1. 2. 3 4. Not pictured: WAYNE BEDDOW - geography, psychology, government; BETTE KENNETT - government, honors history. U.S. history. Mr. Haffey. It certainly tries the patience of everyone to have to work so close to noisy construction and to think that construction is going on so slowly.” Art, Drama, Music First row: CLAIR TRAUTH - printing, jewelry, drawing and design, ceram- ics; TOM GRAFF - film making. Second row: DAVE BARTHELMESS - treble choir, inter, choir, lessons, frosh choir; BRIAN SANKEY - drama director. Third row: LELA AUTIO - lettering, drawing and design, painting. Halberd; CARL SMART - lessons, adv. band. int. band. beg. band; HAR- OLD HERBIG - orchestra. Business Top row: THERESA SHE- PHARD - data proc.; GFj CE KOEPPEN - typing 1A. record- keeping, typing 2. Second row: Construction worker; PAM DALE - typing 1A. short- hand 1; DEANNA WOODS - office pro.; shorthand 2; CAR- MELITA BULLOCK - bus. law, typing 1A. IB. Not pictured: BRAD HART - marketing 1. 3, Co-op; LARRY JORDAL - Ceta. Co-op; CLEO BAKER - acct. 1. 2. typing 1A. 28 Cleo Baker. We again have school, instead of a zoo. Home Economics From left to right: Construction worker; TERRY YASENAK - clothing 1. prep 70. single surv.; BERNITA ZUIDMEER - foods 1. 2. prep 70; PATTY SPEER - child dev. 1. 2; SUE STENSLE - child dev. 2. nursery; ILENE HEINRICH - HERO, foods 1. Co-op; LORETTA VIZZUTTI - heme dec. 1. clothing sem., creative stitch., clothing 1. 2. Not pictured: DOROTHY MCVEIGH - nurses aids, health occup. . Physical Education First row: JIM KELLY - P.E. 1. 2. weight lifting; JIM MILLER - P.E. 1. P.E. elective; Second row: RONALD JONES - P E. elective. P.E. 2; VICKI BROWN - P.E. 2. P.E. elective; CHARLOTTE MANTHIE - P.E. 1. P.E. elective. Not pictured: SHIRLEY HILL - P E. 2. P.E. elective. P.E. 1. Mr. Jones. I like it (the six period day) because extracurricular starts earlier and doesn't last so long in evenings. Industrial Education Pictured Back To Front: JAMES FOX -sm. engines 1. 2; ALAN STOHLE - woods 2 3. welding 1. woods 2; ROGER HYEM - woods 1. drafting 1; RAYMOND WIEDMER - drafting 3 4. drafting 2. welding 2. Not pictured: DAN GILMAN - metals 1. metals 2. carpentry 1; MR. TABERNA - auto mech.; MR DOOLITTLE - forestry 1; MR. KNAPP - forestry 1. foresty 2. forestry Co-op; MR NELSON - VoAg 3 4. VoAg 1, horticulture; MR. CAVEY - VoAg 2. Ag mechanics. VoAg 1. Mr Gilman. Not having a classroom is a bummer. Reading And Special Help First row: RICHARD SAMPSON - RR bas. math. RR english. RR Am. history; MAUREEN MARTIN- BROWN - RR bas. math. RR Eng- lish. RR cons. math. RR govern- ment. Second row: ADRIENNE SPECTOR - psychologist; PEGGY DAUE - reading; MARY PAT LA- FOREST - speech hearing; ROSE- MARY O'NEIL - reading. Not pic- tured: CAMILLE HAYNES - read- ing; BARBARA MINO - ESL. Peggy Daue. Everyone has been inconvienced by the delay in the com- pletion of the project but teachers and students alike should be commend- ed for adapting to a very difficult situation. 32 Odds Ends Back row: CLEO BAKER - business: accl. 1, 2., typing 1A; BRUCE BATY - science: uni. earth sci., geology. Front row: LARRY BICHA - traffic ed.; KATH- ERINE MILLHOUSE - art: drawing and design, photo., fibers, sculpture. Not pictured: LARRY STRANAHAN - traffic ed. Secretaries ZELPHA LEMON, MR. GILMAN (friend). PAT BAUCOM. MARY SCHULTZ, head secretary. 33 Department Aids Top row: BETTY MILLER. NAOMI MANLEY. Standing: BONNIE JOHNSON. ROSELLA SCHROER. ANN MCDONALD Seated: BEV DOUCETT Coc From left to right: LOIS BURGHART. LINDA HEIN. BE I TH GATES. LORIEN REWEY. CORAL WILLIAMS. Custod Top row: TAUNYA SCHILLING. EUL Second row: ROY MIX. head custodiar DICH. JOHN STAHL. RICHARD ZIMM lans V MAE HIETT. DEBORAH DAVIS, l. BOB PETERSON. STEVE BION- IERMAN. DANIEL BARTH. The lable “Sports People” covers a diverse group of individuals. But all of these people share some basic experiences and feelings. The athletes and coaches put in countless hours of preparation and physical training. They work regardless of weather, be it sunshine or freezing rain. They practice and play despite painful injuries, and keep their morale and spirit going long before and after the student body adopts this spirit and gives it’s support. The “Sports People” dedicate much time and effort to their events, and deserve praise and recognition for their representation of Hellgate High School. Knights Strive To Dan Tabish waits for an opening in Sentinel terri- tory. Tabish threw for 88 yards total; but to no avail, the Spartans won 17-6. Front row- Neil Blakely. Brian Larson. Darwin Ernst. Brad Larson. Mike LaVelle. Martin Wisherd. Chong Jones. Todd Rosenbach, Guss Carrell. Dan Ashmore Second row- Coach Baldwin. Bob Cornelius (manager). Dan Tabish. Mike Callaghan. Dave Larson. B J. Leary. Mike Ramos. Jim Huggins. Mike Bortz. Kevin Kitchin. Toby Hanson. Cliff Ragan. Coach Beddow. Back row- Coach Kelly. Coach Anderson. John Mo- derie. Frank Duffin. Brad Tripp. Robert Arntson. Bill Green, Mike Mar- tin. Robert Kelly. Mark Richtmyer. Coach Gernant. Carl Williams. Coach Stranahan. Varsity Coaches. Larry Stranahan and Jim Kelly, were interrupted from a vigorous ping-pong game, which Mr. Kelly was losing, to join Coach Wayne Beddow for this picture 38 Conquer Division Starling Offense: Front row- Dan Tabish, Brad Larson, Mike Ramos, Todd Rosen- bach, Mark Richtmyer Back row- Dave Larson, Frank Duffin, Buster Martin. Carl Williams, Mike Callaghan, Dan Ashmore. Starting Defense: Front row- Neil Blakely. Brad Larson. Mike Ramos. Bill Green. Brian Larson, Back row- Gus Carrell. Frank Duf- fin, Buster Martin, Mike Martin, Mike Cal- laghan. Jim Huggins. Early in the season the Hellgate Knights could easily have claimed to be one of the most traveled teams in the country on the road to Billings and Bozeman. The Knight’s future looked dim after losing both these non-conference games. After returning home, the Knights were reignited and proceded to sweep the football teams of Libby, Havre, and Anaconda aside. The Knights then met crosstown ri- val Big Sky at Rollins Field. The underdog Eagles led Hellgate 3-0 from the moment a 30-yard field goal was made in the last two minutes of the first half, until the last play of the third period. The leading Eagles, who were fac- ing a fourth down on their own 27, lined up to punt. But before the Eagles could get the kick clear. Brad Larson broke through and blocked it. Mike Martin scooped the ball up and ran the 14 yards to the goal line. Big Sky rallied and drove 70 yards to put the Eagles ahead 9-6 with 5 minutes 55 seconds of time remain- ing. But a lot can happen in 6 minutes and Hellgate quarterback Dan Ta- bish proved that. Tabish hit Mike Callahgan from the Knights 39 yard line. Callaghan drove 47 yards to Big Sky's 14, which was the best run of the night. Four plays later Mike Ramos carried the ball over the goal line to make the score 13- 9, Hellgate. The Eagles retailiated by driving to the Knight’s 23; but their hopes were shattered when Mike Martin slapped a hand on a Big Sky pass which completed the victory for Hellgate, with 35 seconds remain- ing. The next game Hellgate suffered a crushing defeat from the Flathead Braves. Demoralized, the Knights battled the Spartans, but the result was from the mold of eight previous seasons. Hellgate ended the sea- son with a 4-3 record. 40 Knights Vs. This year Hellgate faced Sentinel as its Homecoming rival. Hellgate’s team controlled the game through the first half; however, in the third quarter Sentinel pulled ahead and Hellgate was unable to gain the lead again. The Knights experienced a twofold loss, not only losing their Homecoming game, but also a position in the divisional tournament. Coach Stranahan ponders new strategy against the Sparpans after nine years of futility. 41 J.V. Builds With Sophomores Front row- Pat Lindburg, Rob Huguet. Brian Kaufman. Kelly Lincoln. Jason Whitaker. Second row- Pat Muloch. Kyle Crisp. Joey Gray. George Biofeullet. Pat Duffin. Ken McBroom. Will Grove. Mike Johnson. Kevin McDonald. Tim Gaertner. Back row- Dale Foster (manager). Toby Hansen. Mike Reed. Mark McMillan. Todd Fisher. Mike Bellusci. Brad Tripp. Dan Doyle. Jack Reid. Brian Barry. Kevin Rasely, Tom Delaney. Rob Sample. Phil Scaff. Lanny McGaughy. Mike Richards. Cliff Regan. With the division of the schools, the football program of Hellgate compensated by eliminating one Freshman and the Sophomore football team. Sophomores then moved up into the Junior Varsity squad and formed the bulk of the team; there were only six Ju- niors on the team. The team split the season 4-4. 42 Far Right- Coaches Gary Gernant and Byron Anderson took sides on whether the team had won 50% of their games or lost 50%. Below- Brian Barry ran the ball well against the Spartans. Frosh Break Records The Hellgate Freshmen had a spectacular year, breaking many standing Western AA conference records for fresh- men. Perry Sample and Terry Thomas broke the record for most fumble recoveries in a game with two apiece. The team surpassed the record for most points scored in a game, racking up 39 points against the Spartan Frosh. The first year Hellgate team also broke a record for the most games won: 6 wins, 1 loss (against Frenchtown). NEAR LEFT- It takes two Loyola players to bring the ballcarrier. Pat Foley, down. FAR LEFT- Coach Gilman outlines strategy for the teams final game against Stevensville. Front row- Greg Stevens. Tom Dyck. Kevin Kuhn. Mark Fiester, Mike Dagen. Keith Franks. Cody Bryant. Chris Opsahl, Ron Brock. Second row- Scott Pisel. Terry Thomas. Toby Hewitt. Andrew Hampton. Shann Dellinger. Erik Nelson. Charlie Burk. Perry Sample. Dan Parrish. Brian Bach. Steve Moore. David Hassan. Back row- Assistant Coach Ron Jones. Ray Hertz. Andy Cherullo. Mark Gibson. David Poulton. Dick Fischer. Pat Foley. Todd Pettys. Lewis Demarois. Bob Byrne. Jim Petty. Larry Kolb. Assistant Coach Gerry Oulette. Head Coach Dan Gilman. Back Row: Coach Vicki Brown, Coach Richard Samson. Middle Row: Joan Schaffer, Shawne Medeiros, Jodene Kyle. Karyn Ridgeway. Laurie Smith, Nan Kuenzel. Front Row: Kim Heydon, Lisa Larson. Nancy Halsten, Sheri Lien, Lisa Stensrude, Lynette Gaertner, Wanda Schmautz. Girl's B-Ball Despite the lack of experience, the Knights played well this season. The team, consisting of three seniors and the rest juniors, showed a lot of spirit and worked hard. As a result, every game was better than the previous. The leadership was exceptional this year, thanks to the first rate seniors. Al- though they weren’t ranked high, they gained much valuable experience. Below: Seniors: Lisa Stensrude. Jodene Kyle. Sheri Lien, Wanda Schmautz 44 Above: Senior Jodene Kyle, anticipates rebound at Hellgate- Sentinel basketball game. 1. Varsity player, Sherri Lien narrowly escapes her opponent’s block. 2. Coach Brown advises Laurie Smith while Coach Samson anx- iously watches the score board. J.V. GIRL’S BASKETBALL-Left to Right: Coach Sam- son. Melissa Marsden. Nancy Hallsten, Lisa Larson. Lynda Millikan. Laurie Smith. Shawne Medeiros. Tammy Whitaker. Johanna Mayer. 45 Frosh Sophs Build New Teams FRESHMAN TEAM-Front Row Kim Thorp. Dawna Peterson. Diane Preller. Second Row: Michelle Berger. Mary Jo Richards. Rene Wilson. Brenda Millikan. Tracy Olson. Mary Kay Schaffer. Meaghan Moriarty. SOPHOMORE TEAM-Left to Right: Coach Greg Lenihan. Andy Gary. Lori Mattina, Wendy Norgaard, Laurie Newman. Mary Robinson, Kim Hiday. Carol Drew. Patty Boast. Kathy Treichel. Caroline Mayer. Alicia Gonzales The freshman had many strong points this year. They were very strong aggressively, they passed well, and worked very hard on defense. The team showed some of its hard work by ending the season with a 13-3 record. The sophomore team also did well. Despite their record of 2-10. the team was enthusiastic and hard working. By the end of the season, they improved quite a bit, not only on defense, but on working as a team. 46 Running Is Our Business Hellgate’s Boy's and Girl’s Cross Country teams participated in an all city meet against Big Sky and Sen- tinel, in which they placed second. Joan Woodbury deserves special praise for placing first in her division and being named most valuable runner. She is easily one of the top runners in the state. Top: Bill Kelly. Matt Rothermel. Middle Right: David Patterson. Middle Lett: Joan Woodbury. Bottom Right: Trisha Field. Dana Cunningham. Bottom left Mr Hamil- ton. X-Country Boys BOYS CROSS COUNTRY-Front Row; John Reiter. Sean Graff. Bill Kelly. Kyle Huntley. David Woodbury. Jeff John- son. Back Row; Matt Rothermel. David Patterson. Ned Brandenberger. Rob Werling. Clay Huntley. Steve Jarvis. Bob Lacasse. Matt Gilbert. SENIORS-David Patterson. Steve Jarvis. Matt Gilbert. Matt Rothermel; The shoes that ran the miles. Coach Hamilton and Rob Werling wait for the first call of the boy’s heats. The season for the cross country boys was not all that the budget would al- low. The team was invited to the Tri-State invitational, but was stopped by fi- nances. Girls' X-Country Girls' Cross Country- Left to Right: Joan Woodbury, Andrea Borgmann, Caitlin Borgmann, Michelle Low, Trishia Fifield. Laura Chaffee, Cricket Wheeler, Dana Cunningham. Hellgate’s Girl’s Cross Country team was a young team this year, consisting of five sophomores and three seniors. How- ever, the two top runners, Joan Woodbury and Andera Borg- mann, led the inexperienced team through a fairly good season. At the finish of the season the team was ranked in the middle of the Western Division. In addition to the high school sponsored meets, the team participated in the U. of M. invitational. Andrea Borgmann pushes past the timing point in the MCHS meet. Girls Find Coach Front Row: Jeanette Hut. Kelly Felsted. Denise Ernst. Second Row: Sherry Brownlee. Terri Schusted. Dawn Reinertson, Debby Preller, Andrea Farlin. Donna Bomstad. Alison Grove. Wendy Hansen. Carol Schlegel. Third Row: Carol Stewart. Lori Driesen, Debby Lovrien. Paula Green. Kim Clark. Francie Marcin- kowski. Trisha Zimmerman. Shelly Francisco. Back Row: Tracy McMillian. Julie Ludwig. Lori Lovrien. Felicia Davis. Barbra Schroeder. Jackie Hummel. Debby Olsen. Angie Bom- stad. Lisa Needles. 1. Susan Barry blasts her way through the Sentinel line. 2. Rat pleases crowd by cheering for the Powder Puffers. 3. Cyndee Heffernan tries to gain yardage. The Powder Puff team had a hard time finding an advisor this year. Nor- man Jacobson was selected as coach after the season was underway. The team had strong ends and were quick on defense, but lost the game with Sentinel because of a illegal touch- down called for Sentinel. 50 Knights Add More Power Freshman Cody Bryant, underneath, fought defending state champion John Neiss when Hellgate met Ronan on December fifth. Bryant kept Neiss in hand for the first two periods but could not completely control the Ronan senior, losing the match 5-1. Adding to the strong Hellgate wrestling team is junior Matt Campbell, right, defending state champion for the second season. Here Matt closes the gap in his match against Brent Rolley of Ronan. Campbell is a transfer student from Havre and is living with coach Lanny Bryant because of his interest in freestyle wrestling. ■ Varsity Wrestling VARSITY WRESTLING-Standing: Coach Lanny Bryant, Dale Foster, Al Lewis, Todd Fisher. Gus Carrell, Brad Tripp, John Moderie. Kneeling: Chris Clark, Shelby Carpenter. Bryon Kaufman, Matt Campbell, Cody Bryant. Rich Bingham. Top Left: Bryon Kaufman cradles his Ronan opponent at the Rocky Mountain Classic. Center Left: Dale Foster holds his Spartan competitor in a tight waist before pinning him. For two days in January the Hellgate gym was filled with groans and cheers as Hellgate played host to the Rocky Mountain Classic Wrestling Tournament. The Classic was attended by sixteen teams from Montana and Idaho and began Friday, January 16th. Hellgate produced two champion wrestlers in their weight class, but was unable to accumulate enough team points to place higher than fourth overall. 138-pound Dale Foster and 119-pound Matt Campbell finished undefeated in their respective weight classes. Hellgate had gained 119 points after eight rounds of competi- tion leaving the Knights in fifth place at the start of the final rounds. Here Campbell and Foster gained 9 points to boost Hellgate to fourth place with 128 points. Left: Guss Carroll shucks his opponent at the Rocky Mountain Classic. Carroll won this match but was eliminated later in the competition. J.V. Wrestling Right: Mike Bagaoisan practices with Jim Jenson prior to traveling to Anaconda on January 29th. Below: Steve LaVelle straddles his Sentinel opponent when Hellgate hosted the Spartans on January 22nd. Front-Bob Cornelius, Kevin Grimes. Doug Froehlich, Steve LaVelle, Coach Larry Bicha. 2nd-Dave Nagle. Mike Lavoie. Joe Kohler. Jim Jenson. Terry Thomas. 3rd Ben Olsen. Mick Czeg- leti, Monte Bryant. Mark Ricktmeyer. Shann Dil- linger. Back Row-Coach Lanny Bryant. Kevin Mc- Donald. Robert Sample. Mike LaVelle. Frosh Wrestling The number of Hellgate team members was nearly halved from last season with the creation of Big Sky, but competition was still very stiff when Varsity and Junior Varsi- ty wrestled off before each meet to deter- mine who wrestled in the varsity weight slots. Freshmen also wrestled to see who competed on the Junior Varsity team. One of the most impressive frosh wrestlers was Cody Bryant who consistantly made varsi- ty weight. FROSH WRESTLING-Front: Jay Norton. Glenn Hamblin, Shal Miller. Middle: Rob McCormick, Jim Risher, Dave Sales. Back: Dave Fontaine. Jim Barns, Brian Fisher, Mark Fiester. Coach Tom Ross. Right: Freshmen Coach Tom Ross and Head Coach Lanny Bryant dis- cuss the strengths of the team during practice. Knights, Spartans And Eagles Battle In Division Right: Eric Sprunk outjumps CMR’s center in the first game of the 1980-81 season. The Knights won the game in the final second by Gary Steubs's free throw. Score 61-60. I VARSITY BASKETBALL- Back: Ralph Ashmore. Greg Olsen. Scott Smith. Eric Sprunk. Mike I Martin. Coach Eric Hays. Kneeling: Mgr. Scott Pisel. Dan Tabish. Mike Callaghan. Jim Huggins, I Gary Steubs. Mark Jacobson. Mqr Mike Schroeder. I □ This year’s Varsity Basketball team was formed primarily from last season's Junior Varsity with the exception of senior Ralph Ashmore who played varsity last year. cause of their failure to stifle Craig Birgen- heier in the fourth quarter. This loss moved the Knights again to second. The next night Hellgate hosted and beat the Libby Loggers. With the creation of Big Sky the Western AA division was juggled between the three Mis- suola teams, such that each game played could wrest first place from almost any team. Unexpectedly in mid January Big Sky held first after beating both Hellgate and Sentinel but was unable to retain that title after falling into a slump, and was replaced by the Spar- tans. The Spartans held the first place position, but the Knights trailed Sentinel by only Vi game and then tied for the first with Sentinel after a win over Columbia Falls. The standings were once again juggled on February 19, when Hellgate hosted Big Sky and lost 56-57 be- The first half of the season entailed no major injuries until Ralph Ashmore contracted pneumonia on the day before the first Hellga- te Sentinel game and missed three ball games returning for the second Hellgate Big Sky game on February 19. All seemed well for the Knights, Ashmore was recovering quickly, until Dan Tabish stepped on another players foot during practice and tore ligaments in his ankle and chipped a bone. Tabish underwent Surgery on February 26 and remained out for the rest of the sea- son. All in all the team was very strong and worked excellently together. JUNIOR VARSITY Robert Kelly shoots a free throw in the first of two over times against Big Sky. JV BASKETBALL-Standing: Phil Schaff. John Hanger, Brad Zander. Kem Foley. Joe Means. Rob Kelley. Mike Han- gas. Coach Tom Demmons. Kneeling: Curt Bulman. Mason Mitchell. Jim Stevens, Reggie Hall. Not Pictured: Rob Hu- guet. John Hanger brings ball up against Spartan press. The Knights prevailed in the January 22nd game. SOPHOMORES, FRESHMEN The Subvarsity basketball teams encountered no major problems during the 1980-81 season. The Junior Varsity, coached by Tom Demmons, finished their season with a road trip to Havre. The Game was dominated by Ju- nior Mike Hangas. In the first half of the year Senior Reggie Hall played on the JV team but was then moved to a varsity position, Hall is a transfer student from New Orleans and is living with Coach Demmons. All Subvarsity teams were strong and finished well at the end of fhe season. SOPHMORE BASKETBALL-Standing: Coach Dick Samson, Brian Barry, Mike Richards, Eric Johnson. Dan Doyle, Bob LaCasse. Sieve Hill. Kneeling: Brad Strosahl, Ken McBroom. Lanny McGaughey, Rick Cox, Mark Heydon, Tim Gaertner. Below Left: Mike Richards blitzes the ball past Spartan defense. FROSH BASKETBALL-Front Row: Larry Kolb. Charles Burk, Trevor Maier. David Wood- bury, Rich Wood. Rod Meyer. Back Row: Coach Wayne Beddow. Rob Byrne, Pat Foley. Lewis DeMarois, Jim Stevens, Andy Cherullo, Mark Gibson. Mark Pashen. Not Pictured: Eric Nelson. Above: Eric Sprunk takes to the air in the first half of the game. Sprunk managed eleven points and six rebounds for the Knights. Right: High scorer for Hellgate was Jim Huggins racking up twelve points. Huggy was a key to many major Hellgate drives. Below: The Knights set up in their defensive positions for a Big Sky drive. AA WESTERN DIVISIONALS Above Right: Gary Steubs and Ralph Ash- more prepare to rebound the ball under the Big Sky net. Right: Instrumental in the fourth quarter was Ralph Ashmore, who scored six points in the final stanza. On Friday March 6th the Hellgate Knights played the Big Sky Eagles in their second game of the Western A A Basketball Tournament at the Harry Adams Field House. The Knights, trying to break the jinx of the Eagles, having lost to them twice earlier in the regular season, played a very hard and intense game. One of the most admirable performances was given by senior Gary Steubs. who suffered from leg cramps in the vital fourth quarter, but continued to play. The team’s hard work was rewarded with a 49-46 win. Saturday, the 7th. the Knights met the Sentinel Spartans to determine the divisional champion. Helgate was crippled by their lack of power at the backboard because of missing guard. Dan Tabish. and lost 65-44. The State A A Tournament was won March 21 by Billings West. Hellgate Gymnasts Coach Shirley Hill and Laura Souligny discuss Laura’s com- pulsory floor routine. Facing stiff competition from Libby. Big Sky and Kalispell was freshmen Amy Bain Amy scored 6.4 with her balance beam performance, placing 4th on the beam. Senior Neil Jorgenson tied for 4th while compet- ing against Big Sky. Libby and Kalispell. Compete In Tournament Left: Brenda Bryant, though not placing in the top five places, did show a fine performance. Below left: Dismounting from the high bar is Hellgate’s veteran gymnast. Mike Ramos. He won the high bar com- petition scoring 7.85. Below right: Junior Peter Shinn prepares to pull into a hand stand on the parallel bars. Shinn placed 4th scoring 5.5. Gymnastics Move RIGHT: Senior Becky Hardman competes on the uneven Parallel bars. BELOW: Senior veteran Russ Brester works out on the high bar. RIGHT: Senior Chris Stavran holds an iron cross , one of the most difficult moves on the rings. Into New Gym When the old annex was torn down, (in the 1979-1980 school year) to make room for the new addition, Hell- gate Gymnasts were without an area to practice. This problem was solved by traveling to Sentinel for a 2 1 2 hour session after school to practice until the belated completion of the new gym and gymnastics facilities. As soon as the floor was finished both the mens and womens teams moved in on the 12th of January. GIRLS GYMNASTICS Back Row- Amy Bain, Head Coach Shirley Hill, Coach Jim Miller, Eva Pannabecker. Middle (Kneeling), Karen Bianchi, Tina Nelson. Front- Laura Souligny. Mary Meyer. BOYS GYMNASTICS Front- Kirk Knight, Jay Baugher. Neil Jorgenson, Brad Jarvis, Russ Brester, Chris Stavran Back- Coach Robin Hamilton, Paul Engler. Tracy Yoder. Brian Cordie. Jack Reid. Mike Ramos Wade Mever Assistant Coach Tim Klemencic. ' y VARSITY-Front Row: Nancy Hallsten, Sherri Lien, Jody Mayer, Tammy Whitaker, Rebecca McMillan. Back Row: Coach Vicki Brown, Andrea Gaertner, Jodene Kyle, Karyn Ridgeway, Nanette Kuenzel. Debbie Olsen. HELLGATE POWER VOL- LEYBALL Montana had its first taste of power volleyball last year when Hellgate played a domi- nant role in state competition. This year the Knights came up with winning teams under the direction of Vicki Brown, Greg Farnum and Cadi Kirby, incor- porating the high skill level and interest of the players to the best advantage. The teams had an abundance of strong hitters, said Head Coach Vicki Brown, “These girls want to win and like to win.” Interest was apparent by the num- ber of girls that went out for the Hellgate volleyball teams, over thir- ty prospective players showed up after school for practice in early January. In fact so many good players came out, said Coach Brown, “It was hard to decide who would go JV and who would be on the Frosh team.” FROSH-Front Row: Deanna Papke. Coach Candi Kirby. Diana Hiller. Second Row: Cathy Erhart. Rhondie Vor- hees. Tracy Olson. Kim Torp. Third Row: Lorri Walden. Lori Canham. Meaghan Moriarty, Diane Preller. Volleyball JUNIOR VARSITY-Front Row: Jeaneane McDonald. Debra Preller. Wendy Norgaard, Caro- line Mayer. Sandra Grimes. Jonalee Boggs. Back Row: Laurie Newman. Mary Robinson. Joan Shaffer. Coach Greg Farnum. Lynda Millikan. Debbie Furlong. Lisa Larson. 67 BOY’S TRACK - Back Row: Dan Gilman, Headcoach Jones. Jim Stevens, Dan Ashmore. John Hanger. Mike Richards. Joe Means. Jim Harbison. Mark McMillian, Rob Weling, Clay Huntly, Mike Martin. Dan Tabish. Gary Steubs. Brian Rabold. Matt Gilbert. Grant Grassle. Paul Hackley. Mark Latrielle-Asst. Coach. John Engen. Fred Carl-Asst. Coach. Third Row: Jim Kelly-Asst. Coach. Toby Hanson, Mike Schroeder. Phil Schaff. NelsSchroer. George Boifeullet. Brian Cordie. Kevin McDonald. Paul Schwartz. Frank Duffin. STefan Farr. Scott Pisel. Second Row: Darwin Ernst. Matt Rothermel. Jeff Johnson. Joe Grey. Chong Jones, Jack Reio, Kevin Rasley. Bill Kelly. Mark Larson. Clay Decked. Front Row: Jim Huggins. Mike Callaghan. GIRL’S TRACK - Back Row: Andrea Gaertner, Michelle Berger - Manager. Cynthia Berger. Kerri Hage. Merry Jo Richards. Renee Wilson. Margi Hewitt. Kim Youbles, Paula Green. Middle Row: Lynette Gaertner. Johnna Espinoza, Lisa Stone. Mary Cork. Debbie Preller. Lauri Jacob- son. Meg Harry. Felicia Davis. Front Row: Diane Preller. Laurie Smith. Nan Kuenzel. Shawn Medeiros. Jo- dene Kyle. Not Pictured: Sherri Lien. Johanna Mayer. Denise Ernst. Shel- ley Francisco. Lisa Larson. Mary Robinson. Joan Woodbury, Dana Cunningham. Stefan Farr and Rob Weling. two long distance runners, joyfully run laps. TRACK Despite losing several key members of last year’s team, Coach Jones felt this year’s team had some excellent talent. Mike Ramos, Neil Blakely and Grant Grassle were among those supplying leadership for the team. Along with these promising students, Jones’s coaching staff, Jim Kelly, Fred Carl, Mark Latrielle and Dan Gilman helped build a strong team. The girl’s team also relied on strong individuals, look- ing to returning high jump champion Jodene Kyle, distance runner Joan Woodbury and sprinters Andrea and Lynette Gaertner. Coach Brown did feel, though, that the team had lost some strength to Big Sky and hopes to see more girls out for track in coming years. FROSH- Front: Rod Meyer. Todd Pettys. Mike Shoen. Mark Fiester. Toby Hewitt, Dan Parrish. Back: Mark Gibson, Chris Wanke. Jason Lemer. Jim Stephens. Shann Dellinger. Larry Kolb, Eddy Ingersoll. GIRL'S COACHES-Back: Byron Anderson. John Roys, Judy Gaffnee, Front: Kandi Kirby, Vicki Brown. Jodene Kyle-1980 State AA High Jump Champi- on. Darwin Ernst who placed in state last year had another exceptional season. ,),• - '‘if Swimmers Combine Teams 72 Front: Mark Fiester. Tracy Scott (Captain). Stephanie Ammons. Nyss Ammons. Standing: Chris Holliday. Coach Steve Koski. Brian Sommers. At the beginning of the 1980-81 swim season, the possibility of Missoula swimmers competing around the state was in doubt. This was due to a lack of funds; and the problem was solved by combining all Missoula teams. Right: Team members Rachel King and Wade Carpen- ter. This section honors those students who are outstanding in academics, music and diplomacy. Their recognition comes in various forms. The musicians, representing band, choir and orchestra, participate in state and regional festivals. The scholarships range from commendation to gifts of money. And the diplomats attend state conferences. But all, in their areas of excellence, have received awards given to only a fraction of the students who compete for them. Many hours go into developing talents to this degree, and the achievements of these people are evidence of their dedication. During the first two weeks of June, Montana’s top male and female delegates gathered for their respective sessions of Boys’ and Girls’ State. The stu- dents learn the basic procedures of congress, pass bills and elect state officers. Students apply for Boys' and Girls’ State during their junior year. Semifinalists are chosen by their teachers and the final delegates are chosen by their classmates. Francie Marcincowski was elect- ed at Girls' State as a delegate for Girls’ Nation. Two girls from each state are chosen for this all expense paid trip to Washington D.C. Francie’s week long trip in- cluded mock senate sessions, touring the nation’s capital and meeting the President. BOYS' STATE- Left to Right: Jeff Magone (alternate), Ralph Ashmore, Gary Steubs, T.J. Buck, Matt Guthrie, Jon Kinney. Not Pictured: Troy Deckert. Mark Richtmyer (alternate). Bottom Left. GIRLS' STATE- Left to Right: Rene Pisel (Alternate). Christy Bain, Karen Perry (alternate). Joan Woodbury. Not Pictured: Francie Marcincowski. Bottom Right. GIRLS' NA- TION: Francie Marcincowski. NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY- Kneeling: Jon Kinney, Rachel Golie. Karen Perry. Standing: Joe McCormick. Brian Sommers, Mark Richtmyer, Eric Bradford. Rachel King. Wanda Schmautz. On Ladder: Darren Hollenbaugh. National Honors Society is a club recognizing academic ex- cellence. The members are cho- sen on the basis of character, leadership and service, and must have at least a 3.6 grade point average. Jim Sylvester organizes the selection procedures and ad- vises this group. NATIONAL HONORS SOCIETY- First Row: Joan Woodbury. Heidi Frissell. Margo Buckels. Andrea Borgmann. Second Row: Tracie Barney. Dorlene Cross. Debbie Olsen. Debbie Frette. Jo- dene Kyle. Third Row: Sorine Fangsrud. David Patterson. Steve Norgaard. National Honors Society Semifialists- Right: Matthew Guthrie, Eric Bradford. Darren Hollenbaugh Commended Students- Below: Steve Nor- gaard, Kimberly Newman, Margo Buckels, Andrea Borgmann HATidHAL MERIT SCHOLARS National Merit semifinalists are noted for their high scores on the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT). Finalists are later determined by their success on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), in addition, they must write an essay, and have letters of recommenda- tion. Finalists are eligible for a National Merit Scholar- ship. Scholarships are available for the semifinalists to one of six Montana schools. National Merit Scholarship Corporation sponsors the program which is financed by various colleges and corporations. Quill and Scroll is the national honor society for students of journalism. In addition to their excel- lence in the Lance, Halberd, and Troubadour, these journalists must remain in the top fourth of their class. Juniors and seniors are presented by an advisor, and nominees are accepted through- out the year. Wayne Seitz is the advisor. Quill and Scroll- back row: Diana Payne. Kirstin Miller. Shawn Ryan, Debbie Frette. Lisa Skelton. Troy Deckert. Julie Bryan. Jeff Morgan. Debbie Scherer; First row: Steve Dehner. Margo Buckels. Alise Rudio. Monte Bryant. Mason Mitchell. Rene Pisel. Not Pictured: Marie Megaard Quill and Scroll 77 JUNIOR MISS 1. Suzanne Derrick 2. Karen Bianchi 3. Rachel Golie 4. Lyn- ette Olsen 5. Left to Right: Lynette Olsen, Rachel Golie. Deidra Ernst, Sue Derrick. Ka- ren Bianchi. 6. Deidra Ernst. Not Pictured: Veronica Brown. Six Hellgate seniors competed in the 18th annual Junior Miss Pageant this fall. The contestants are judged 35% on a personal interview, 20% on talent, 15% each on physical fitness, poise and appearance and scholastic achievement. Deidra Ernst won this year’s local pageant and placed in the state pageant. 1. The Voice of Democracy Award, sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars, was won this year by David Patterson. The contestants were judged on taped speeches they submitted, which dealt with a patriotic theme. 2. Of the three million high school seniors taking the SAT test. Matt Guthrie was among the seven hundred top scorers chosen as candicates for Presi- dential Scholars Awards. Matt’s candidacy made him eligible to win an all- expense paid trip to Washington. D.C. -----------1 SCHOLARSHIPS DAVID PATTERSON VOICE OF DEMOCRACY ORATIONAL CONTEST MATT GUTHRIE PREIDENTIAL SCHOLARS AWARD RENE PISEL DARREN HOLLENBAUGH D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD SOROPTIMISTS GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD 3. Rene Pisel was the recipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. The Senior Class nomin- ated candidates for this award, and the faculty chose the winner on the basis of activities and aca- demic performance. 4. Students apply for the Soropti- mists Good Citizenship Award. Gradepomt average, activities, scholarship, and involvement in school and community are all tak- en into consideration in choosing the winner of this award. Darren Hollenbaugh won the award and a $150.00 scholarship. I All State Fourteen of Hellgate’s musicians were chosen for All- State Band, Choir and Orchestra this year. The stu- dents submitted taped auditions in the spring and Montana's top musicians were picked to perform in these groups. The festival was held this fall in Great Falls. All-Northwest is similar to All-State, but the partici- pants are chosen from a six state region including Alaska, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. This festival is held every two years. The competion is very stiff. Montana sends only twenty- two musicians from the entire state. 1. ALL NORTHWEST-Top to Bottom: Darren Hollembaugh, Margo Buckets (alternate). Adam Ganz, Karyn Ridgeway (alternate). Kim Herbig. 2. ALL STATE BAND-Left to Right: Eric Bradford, Darren Hollenbaugh, John Kirkpatrick. 3. ALL STATE ORCHES- TRA-Bottom: Karyn Ridgeway. Kirstin Miller. Top: Kim Herbig, Jane Madison, Jon Read. Margo Buckels, Darren Hol- lenbaugh, Not Pictured: Tom Foggin. 4 ALL STATE CHOIR: Adam Ganz. Tami Eddleman. Not Pictured: Crista Cady. In this section, the Halberd pays tribute to all of the students who spend extra time to make school life more colorful. Here are the actors, dancers and musicians who construct 4 plays a year. Here are the photographers and writers who put together our newspaper, yearbook and literary magazine. Here are the musicians who give us concerts, and clubs which involve the student body in politics, sports and foreign affairs. These many hours of time pay off in lifetime interests and lasting friendships. Despite a relatively inexperienced staff and a new advisor, the 1981 Halberd was published without any major problems. With the loss of 600 students to Big Sky and Sentinel, the yearbook is 40 pages smaller than last year’s. The obvious theme for this year’s book was the construction of the new annex - which the photography staff was able to record month by month and incorporate into each section. Mrs. Autio, advisor, and the staff felt that the 1981 book will be unique for fhis historical information. Front Row: Jennifer Rudio. Amy Van Schoick. Shoni Card. Faculty Editor. Shawn Ryan. Co-Editor. Debbie Frette. Business Manager. Lela Autio. Advi- sor Row 2 Jeff Morgan. Activities Editor. Mark McMillan. Dave Andrew. Sports Editor Row 3: Steve Jarvis. J C Sam. Byron Ri- ley. Dave Elmore. Photo Lab Chief. John Hanger. Linda Franks. Classes Edi- tor Not Pictured Margo Buckles. Co-Editor. Sarah Reynolds. Mike Miller. Mi- chelle McCormick. Student Life Editor. WAYNE SEITZ-ADVISOR LANCE - Front row: Mason Mitchell. Sports Editor; Donna Blaylock, Staff writer; Diana Payne. Staff Writer. Row 2 (hanging): Marie Megaard. Business Manager. Row 3: Mike Miller. Photographer; Kirstin Miller. Assis- tant News Editor; Jule Bryan. Feature Edi- tor; Alise Rudio, Assistant News Editor; Troy Deckert. Editor; Jeff Morgan. Fine Arts Editor; Steve Dehner. Editorials Editor; Not pictured: Monte Bryant. Assistant Sports Editor; Rene Pisel. Managing Editor. The Lance. Hellgate’s bi-weekly award winning newspaper, pub- lished 19 issues this year. That in- cludes a record-breaking 24 page- issue on Dec. 10. This and the oth- er 18 issues were the fruits of a diligent, hard-working and talented staff. In 1980, at the Montana Interscho- lastic Association MIEA Write-offs in Bozeman. The Lance won sec- ond place overall. In Seattle, at the national write-offs, three Lance staffers won awards. This year peo- ple from the Lance again went to the state write-offs in Billings and to the national write-offs in Los An- geles. Four out of the past five years, the Lance has been rated the best high school newspaper in Montana by MIEA. and also has won the Medal- ist (top award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association). It has also won First Place award for the past three consecutive years from the National Scholastic Press Association. 83 Photo Club gives students interest- ed in photography a chance to compare notes, use school equip- ment and facilities and to seek ad- vice, said club adviser Wayne Seitz. The club is comprised mostly of students in Seitz's Journalistic Pho- tography class and Katherine Mill- house's Creative Photography class; however, it is not limited to them alone. PHOTO CLUB- Front Row: Dave Elmore, Clay Deckert. Row 2: Shawna Johnson. Shannon McAdams, Alise Rudio. Back Row: Mike Blaylock, Dave Hill. TROUBADOUR TROUBADOUR- Chris Au- tio, Steve Dehner. Shoni Card. Adviser Greg Leni- han. The fact that the Troubadour, Hellgate’s annual literary magazine, was published this year was quite an accomplishment. The magazine was plagued by financial troubles this year and for quite a while, it was questionable as to whether or not the school could afford to publish it. But traditions don’t die easily and the 1981 Troubadour came out on schedule. The Union for Student Awareness (USA) is a group of students who discuss and hold seminars on some of the pressing, controversial issues of the day, such as draft registra- tion and national politics. This year, the club held numerous meetings, invited guest speakers and spon- sored films. USA- Front Row: Steve Dehner. Carol Cili- berti, Kirstin Miller. Back Row: Adviser Robin Hamilton, Shannon Peirce, Sarah Reynolds. KZ7 CLUB Key Club is a nation-wide service organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The biggest thrill for Key Club this year was that Hell- gate senior Jeff Magone was elect- ed Key Club's International Presi- dent at the international convention last summer. Among the activities that the club helped with this year were running the chains for Little Grizzly Football, sponsoring the an- nual Sadie Hawkins Dance, distrib- uting telephone books and picking up litter around the school grounds. KEY CLUB- Front Row: Joan Woodbury, Rob Werling, Chris Susen, Francie Marcin- cowski. Row 2: Allison Haddon, Brenda Bryant, Neal Blakely. Row 3: Lori Canham. Stacy Noste. Jeff Magone. Mark Jacobson. Row 4: Andy Gary, Rhonda Friedrichs. Mikki Nelson. Laura Crossland. Row 5: Bill Fine. Marie Megaard. Buffy Megaard, Kathy Canham. Staci Brant. Back Row: Dan Ashmore. Mike Magone, Gary Steubs, Chris Wanke. 85 STUDENT SENATE (Right) Student Senate Vice President Rene Pisel and President Rob Werling. The purpose of Student Senate, according to advisor Ken Colbo, is “to coordinate extra curricular ac- tivities, to establish dates for social functions and events, to make rec- ommendations for possible policy changes, to establish the school calendar of events, to promote and foster a better school climate and to represent the needs and desires of the student body.” STUDENT SENATE- Front Row: Clay Deckert, Mason Mitchell. Darwin Ernst. Kim Card, Rene Pisel. Row 2: Crista Cady. Mi- chelle Kempel, Kim Heydon, Alise Rudio. Marie Megaard, Rob Werling. Row 3: Greg Vance. Karen Campbell, Ellen Reynolds, Rhondie Voorhees. Kirstin Miller, Steve Dehner. Row 4: Jeff Johnson, Steve Nor- gaard. Dave Andrew, Mike Bellusci, Mike Shoen. Scott Pisel. Kim Colbo. Back Row: Bill Fine, Missy Card. Although Pep Club has not been active for the past few years, they have done a lot this year. The club is now in charge of all of the assemblies, they make posters for the athletic games and meets and organize pep buses to the away-from-home games. “We feel we’ve done a lot this year,” said club president Marie Megaard. Scien Club elus PEP CLUB- Front Row: Kila Opsahl. Wendy Norgaard. Marie Megaard. Magda Aboulfadl. Shelley Sanders. Karen Hyndman. Row 2: Mary Crump. Julie Tennant. Andrea Farlin. Joanna Bond. Keli McKinley. Heidi Kurzenbaum, Tricia Coffee. Donna Schulte. Row 3: Nan Kuenzel. Lorele Boster. Evelyn Long. Sheila Hall. Michelle Pearson. Jeannette Hut, Robin Frisbee. Back Row: Johnna Espinoza. Linda Gustafson. Kelli Hastie. Bess Tiernan. Esther Chessin, Tracy Glantz. Cheryl Hummer. Jackie Hennessy. Suki Barthelmess. Bret Marquardt. Lori Byrne. SCIENCE CLUB- Front Row: Shannon Peirce. Hal- den Field. Mike Leary. Back Row: Ran Libeskind-Ha- das. Jim Jacobsen, Adviser Don Berg. Not Pictured: Paul Hackley. Science Club “takes trips to different areas which are considered scientific labs. We familiarize members with fields of work in scientific areas,” according to club president Mike Leary. The club sponsors bake sales and collects beverage cans to raise funds. They planned to go to Salt Lake City this year. Outdoor Ski Clubs Front row Steve Jarvis, Danny Anderson. Wade Meyer. Jeff Johnson. Mike Ramos. Bill Fine. Mike Leary, Kristina Catalfomo. Shannon Heyer, Mysta Sharon, M.C. Crump, Camilla Daly, Hiedi Czorny, Sue Barry. In tree Shann Dellinger, Jay Whitaker. Ski Club president Steve Jarvis planned several fund raisers for a ski trip to Big Mountain at Whitefish, Mt. Club members sold candybars, and chopped and sold wood to make money for the trip. Front row: Chris Autio, Ted Lamb. Kirstin Miller. Sarah Reynolds. Shannon Peirce. Jeff Lynn. Ellen Reynolds. Second row, seated: Ran Liberskind. Pru Anne Smith. Rachael King, Jennifer Miller. Standing: Heldon Field, Steve Dehner, Lisa Erck, Maile Field. Outdoor Club is for active Hellgate students who want to explore Montana woods and mountains. Advisor Bruce Baty invites students to join any time of the year- weather never stops the Outdoor Club. This year, twelve members organized hikes, ski trips and bird-watching expeditions. 88 1000 Mile Club 1000 Mile Club gives Cross Country and Track Team members extra motivation to run. Each member is sup- posed to run 1000 miles in one year (November to No- vember). The new advisor, Robin Hamilton, has devoted his time to maintaining the club this year. He, himself, is a daily runner and has logged 1300 miles. Bottom row: Clayton Huntley. Steve Jarvis. Rob Werling, Stefen Farr. Matt Rothermel. Top row: Bill Kelly, Matt Gilbert. David Patterson. Rifle Club Rifle Club is attended by sev- en Hellgate students. The club meets every Wednesday after school practicing good marks- manship as well as good sportsmanship. Supervising the students is Mr. Kermit Ed- monds. He has been advisor of the Rifle Club for past few years, teaching kids safe us- age and shooting skills for the .22 caliber rafles. Front row: Lauren Roberts. Jean Fontenot. Row two: Benton Biese- meyer, Kermit Edmonds. Brett Mar- kam. 89 The speech team was one team which didn’t suffer from the addition of a third highschool. In fact it experienced one of its best seasons in years, placing second in Helena, third in Bozeman and winning the Intra-city tournament. Despite losing speakers to Big Sky the team had strength in every event. This, combined with an excellent coaching staff, Barry Williams, Dean Gerdeman, Marlyannn Madson, and Wally Congdon, resulted in a consistency and balance in competi- tion missing in past years. The team is competitive but stresses personal satis- faction and improvement. A general feeling of friendship exists between members of opposing teams. The team attended eight tournaments this year, in- cluding overnight trips to Great Falls, Kalispell, Helena, Bozeman and State in Billings. SPEECH TEAM- Front Row: Mike Shoen, Ann Naumann, Marcia Karasek, Sara Kester. Second Row: Coach Barry Williams. Jean Fontenot. Richard Barney. Kim Colbo. Third Row: Shannon Peirce. Jackie Roderick. Lori Getter. Rick Summers. Frank Lobdell, Tracie Barney. Fourth Row: Shoni Card. Missy Card. Mark McMillan. R.B. Chaney. Fifth Row: Jim Jacobson. Steve Norgaard. Bill Fine. Matt Guthrie. Sixth Row: Peter Thaggard. Assistant Coach. Wally Congdon. T.A. Dean Gerdeman. Seventh Row: John Jacobson. Jon Kinney. Not Pictured: Lori Elison, Kim Card. Rob Werling. Sue Derrick. Rich Derrick. Donald Klein. Tracie McMillan. Kristina Catalfomo. Buffy Megaard. Deidra Ernst, Jennifer Rose. Candy Taylor. T.A. Marylann Madson. Top: Wally Congdon. Bottom Left: Barry Williams. Bottom Right: Marlyann Madson. Dean Gerdeman. FHA- First Row: Lanel Haaglund, Theresa Danks, Darilynn Gibbs, Advisor Patty Speer, Shelly Gergen. Second Row: Dawn Reinertson, Terri Schusted, Cynthia Reinertson, Janette Treichel. Not Pictured: Advisor Sue Stenslie. Future Homemakers of America is a national group dedicated to improv- ing personal, family and community living. Hellgate’s club planned many service activities this year, the main one being adopting grandparents from the Senior Citizens’ Center. Each student was responsible for one grandparent and had to make contact with this person, ranging from a phone call to a fishing trip, twice a week. The club also held fund raising events such as wrapping Christmas presents at the mall. The club was made up of girls this year, but is open to guys. S-Club is also a service organization and is affiliated with the National So- roptimists of Missoula. The club bought the school’s flag and worked in several rest homes, hospitals, and day care centers. The club also raised money for civic causes; for example, money for blind people. The club be- lieves we must serve the community, school, and ourselves. S-CLUB- Left to Right: Shelly Gergen. Marjorie Peterson, Maudina Pappas, Sam Cunningham, Maria Pappas. Debbie Olsen, Claudette Dayton, Darlene Cooper, Ca- mala Summers. Advisor Loretta Vizzutti. MUN MODEL UNITED NATIONS-Front Row: Kim Card. Marcia Karasek, Lori Getter. Margo Buckels, Marie Megaard. Mason Mitchell. Back Row Jean Fontenot. Frank Lobdell, John Jacobson, Rob Werling. Mike Leary, Matt Guthrie. Peter Thaggard. Clay Huntley, Greg Olsen. Bill Fine. Advisor; Willis Curdy. Rene Pisel. Steve Dehner. Kirstin Miller. The 1980 session of Model United Nations was held at the University of Montana. Hellgate’s twenty-one delegates represented People’s Republic of China, Ireland, Albania, Thailand, and Afghanistan. The students acted as delegates and debated issues varying from the mandatory teaching of Albanian history to removing Iran from the U.N. The students played their roles as delegates for two days. 92 DECA-Front Row: Robert Friedrichs, The- resa Dira. Marie Megaard. Pam Buck, Jane Finnegan. Mark Sowre, Brad Hart; Advisor. Back Row: Don Millikan. Mary Amelsberg, Kelli Hastie. Shannon Carson. Deca is a group made up primarily of marketing class students. The group attended the Western Re- gional Competition in Colorado Springs and State in Great Falls. Students who placed at Great Falls went on to Nationals in California. DECA L to R: Johanna Mayer. Debbie Perry. Wanda Schmautz. Not pic- tured; Debbie Olsen. Tracy McMillan. Stat Club Stat Club is in charge of keeping the official record book at basketball games. They record the statistics of assists rebounds, and percent- age from the field. The club attends all games and tournaments. They raise their own money to attend out-of-town tournaments. Foreign Language Club. As opposed to having a seperate club for each language at Hellgate, there is now only one club for all of the lan- guages. The purpose of the club, according to president Shoni Card, is to learn about different cultures and to get the hmong students active at Hellgate. The activities the club had planned for the year included their Octoberfest. a Christmas party, numerous soccer games and guest speakers. International Club FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB-Front Row; Jenny Miller. Pang Chang. Ge Lor. Med Thau. Prue Ann Smith. Todd Wallace. Lauren Roberts. Row 2: Wendy Hanson. Tou Lee. Row 3: Carol Stewart, adviser Theone Hewitt. Sarah Reynolds. Mike Leary. Lisa Moser. Row 4: Kim Card. Kristina Catalfomo. Maile Field. Phia Lor. Row 5: Ge Vang. Vue Moua, Jane Madison. Maria Pappas. Jennifer Spores. Veronica Brown. Carol Ciliberti. Kirstin Miller. Row 6: Marcia Karasek. Maudina Pappas. Debbie Olsen. Row 7: Bee Moua. Deann Birnel. Jodene Kyle. John Jacobson. Shoni Card. President. Varsity Cheerleaders Back row, standing; Tracy Wilson. Second row. sitting; Esther Chessin, Kelli Hastie, Bess Tiernan, Linda Gustafson. Front row; Julie Tennant, Johnna Espinoza. Each year the cheerleaders work hard to support varsity athletics and encourage school spirit. They attend the basketball divisionals, state tournament and the wreslting state tournament. This year’s varsity cheerleaders attended the Interna- tional Cheerleading Foundation summer camp where they learned new techniques and practiced new cheers. To raise money for travel, they sold popcorn and ice cream at the Western Montana Fair. They also held bake sales and three car washes. L to R: Heidi Kurzenbaum, Corinna Maier. Lori Brown. Paula Ayre Pep assemblies - here they come! Junior Varsity Cheerleaders help get the crowd roaring. What looks easy on the gym floor takes lots of practice time after school in the hallway. These gals promote junior varsity athletics and the girls’ varsi- ty basketball team. JV Soph Cheerleaders Front row: Trena Comeau. Lynn Bell Back row: Denise Ernst. Sheila Hall Watch those cowboy hats! The sophomore cheerleaders are out front leading a cheer for any sopho- more athletic event. Everybody needs a little encouragement. Whether it’s game or assembly, these gals are ready! Freshman Cheerleaders Seated: Rhondie Voorhees. Stacy Forwood. Standing: Krista Harman, Amy Hoff. The Freshman Cheerleaders back freshman athlet- ics. They attend all home games and some out-of- town games also. The cheerleaders held numerous bakesales to cover the cost of this travel and also to pay for new uniforms. Seated. L to R: Barb Weldon, captain: Denise Kitch- en. Cathy Hejtmanek. Standing. L to R: Kim You- bles, Angie Heil, Nancy Moderie. Who keeps stats of wrestling matches? These gals do. They also go to most of the out-of-town matches to support the wres- tling team. To do this, they sell cookies, popcorn, and wash cars. Wow. Matmaids Front row. seated: Mary Turner. Mary Cork. Lisa VaDehey. Danetta Nor- ton. Deanna Papke. Jana Timothy. Amy Van Schoick. Teri Carter. Shel- ley Francisco. Row 2. standing: Keli McKinley; seated: Melissa Hansen. Julie Mocan. Michelle McCormick. Laurie Jacobson. Anne Scott. Col- leen Gabel. Paula Counts, Heidi Czorny. Katie Wilson. Janice Rowley. Rebecca Liebe, Mery Jo Richards. Amy Johnstone. Row 3, standing: Kris Hayes. Lauri Jacobson. Anne Scott. Colleen Gabel. Paula Counts. Heidi Czorny. Katie Wilson. Right: Adivsor Jan Taylor leading the troops. Below. Co-Captains. Katie Wilson and Amy Van Schoick The Valkyries entertained dur- ing basketball and football half times. The girls practiced from 6:30 to 7:30 in the gym and after school on third floor. Jan Taylor was the advisor this year; she is new to the Valkyries but has advised oth- er drill teams. The Valkyries also presented the colors at gymnastic meets, as well as basketball, and football. A se- lect group of girls from each of the three high school drill teams marched with the High School Band in the Cotton Bowl. 97 MYNSTRELLES-Front Row: Keli McKinley. Lisa Robison. Jackie Brooks. Tina Campbell. Sue Derrick. Ann Naumann, Kim King: Back Row: Kevin Rasley, Monte Bryant. Mark Patton, Dan Doyle. Paul Guthrie. Clint Clouse. Richard Derrick. Bret Marquardt. Concert Choir HELLGATE CHOIR, under the new direction of Dave Barthelmess, gave many outstanding performances this year, including a Christmas Assembly at Hellgate and two concerts at the St. Francis Church. The choir has also been earning money for various trips to state com- petitions and the Chevaliers’ trip to Banff, Canada. Mr. Barthelmess added a new addition to the smaller choral groups: Round Table is an all male choir. CONCERT CHOIR-First Row: Laura Souligny, Staci Brant, Laura Crossland. Ciara Ibey, Danetta Norton. Rebecca Liebe, Regina Reinholz. Leah Graham. Polly Laughlin; Second Row: Darleen Coo- per. Richard Derrick. Bret Marquardt. Pat Ryan, Mark Patton. Kevin Rasley. Jean Fontenot. Nettie Hagen, Director Mr. Barthelmess. Chamber Choir CHAMBER CHOIR-First Row: Director Mr. Barthelmess. Sorine Fangsrud. Heidi Kurzenbaum. Evelyn Long. Jeannette Hut. Kim Herbig. Karen Bian- chi. Deidra Ernst. Kathy Canham, Suzanne Derrick. Dawn Newman. Lisa Robison. Patti Montgomery, Ann Naumann; Second Row: Matt Bessette. Crista Cady. Amy Van Schoick. Jennifer Miller. Jaqueline Bethke. Lynette Gaertner. Katie Wilson. Tina Campbell. Nanette Kuenzel. Darwin Ernst. Anne Walters. Wanda Schmautz. Dorlene Cross, Karen Perry. Muriel Black. Tracie Barney. Tami Eddleman; Third Row: David Harston. T.J. Buck, John Barthelmess. John Jacobs, Dan Nichols. Greg Vance. Paul Guthrie. Mark McMillan. Jeff Magone. Robert Chaney. Frank Duffin. Monte Bryant. Tom Van Schoick. Jon Kinney. Adam Ganz. Darren Hollenbaugh. Steven Fevold. John Anderson. Below: Front Row: Keli McKinley. Susan Scott. Shelly Sanders. Second Row: Keli Johnson. Eva Pannabecker. Andrea Gary. Kristi Pfau. Laura Hollinder. Jeannette Hut. Andrea Farlin, M. C. Crump. Back Row: Chris Duane. Della McCrew. Denise Ernst. Trish Coffee, Lisa Skari. Jackie Brooks. Janet Salmonson. TREBLE CHOIR ROUND TABLE 100 Above: 1st Row: Karen Perry. Kim Heydon. Deidra Ernst. Sorine Fangsrud. Karen Bianchi. Mary Meyer. 2nd Row: Frank Duffin, Rob- ert Chaney. Lanny McGaughy, John Barthelmess. Clint Clouse. Tom Van Schoick. Below: Left to Right: Richard Derrick. Mat Bessette. Clint Clouse. Scott Pisel. Bret Marquardt. John Jacobson. Ron Edwards. Darren Hollenbaugh. Richard Barney. Frank Duffin. Darwin Ernst. Mark Patton. Tom Van Schoick. Robert Chaney. Paul Guthrie. Greg Vance. Adam Ganz. N tyyj yjyi Sv □c V Above: Front Row: Darlene Cooper, Dela McCrew, Alicia Aleman, Heidi Hunt. Wendi Washington, Amy Hoff. Maura Gonsior, Lorri Walden. Amy Bain. Laura Hollinder, Rhondie Voorhees. Becky Johns. Andrea Farlin. Kelli Johnson. Lynn Bell. Andrea Gary. Back Row. Chris Duane, Kristi Pfau, Jeannette Hut. Jackie Brooks. Kim Wilson. Heidi Hoyum. Missy Card. Suki Barthelmess. Lisa Vandehey. Staci Brant. Trish Coffee. Lisa Stone. Denise Ernst, Lisa Gary, Janet Salmonson. Jackie Lloyd, Eva Pannabecker. FRESHMEN CHOIR Below: Front Row: Lorri Walden. Rhonda Nurse. Cindy Murphy. Kim Colbo, Cheryl Hummer, Lori Can- ham. Renee Wiegert. Second Row: Denise McCraken. Rhondie Voor- hees, Wendi Washington, Christi Veltkamp. Jackie Lloyd. Third Row: Amy Bain. Annette Buelow, Kristi Virts. Deanna Papke. Kathy Rich- ards. Mary Cork. Fourth Row: Lewis Demarois, Heidi Hoyum, Dan Par- rish. Charlie Burk. Fifth Row: Allison Haddon. Loree Boster, Missy Card. Heidi Hunt. Sixth Row: Paula Lackner. Scott Pisel. Clint Clouse. Mr. Barthelmess. ORCHESTRA First row; Deann Birnel. Tom Foggin, Jon Read. Karen Perry, Christine Dilworth, Kirstin Miller. Jane Madison, Kim Herbig. Second row; Wendi Washington, Lori Mattina, David Woodbury, Pam Buck, Suzanne Derrick, Eric Bradford. John Jacobs. Dawn Birnel, Lori Lovrien. Lori Diesen. Maura Gonsior. Third row; Kim Card. Lori Elison. Margo Buckels. Karyn Ridgeway, Frank Duffin, Eric Campbell. Anne Walters, Mr. Herbig. Fourth row; Tom Van Schoick, Darren Hollenbaugh. ABOVE: Tom Van Schoick. Darren Hollenbaugh, Anne Walters, Mr. BELOW; Margo Buckels. Lori Elison, Kim Card, John Jacobs. Herbig. Orchestra Concert Band Freshman Band Excel Again - CONCERT BAND First row; Melissa Hansen. Dawn Newman. Barb Burgan. Pam Buck Sue Derrick. Second row; Julie Mocan. Kim Newman. Melanie Buckhouse. Marcie Frissell, Lisa Stone. Johnna Espinoza. Barb Weldon. Tina Nelson. Third row; John Jacobs. Dawn Birnel. Kevin Macquarrie. David Sales, Lori Lovrien. Sara Kester, Laura Hollinder, Kathy Sherry. Kim Card, Margo Buckels. Fourth row; Amy VanSchoick. Shelly Wright, Karen Brett. Carol Drew, Cindi Vaughn, Jean Miller. Maria Pappas. Dana Dugal. Nicole Gray. Tom Foggin. Doug Lawrence, Richard Barney. Anders Betzholtz, John Kirkpatrick. Fifth row; Heidi Frissell. Michel Strosahl, Cindy Reinertson. Jamie Glance. Steve Margrave. Mark Patton, Kristi Combs, Bill Stevenson. Frank Duffin. Chris Holliday. Greg Truchot. Steve la Velle, Richard Stuber, Karen Jenni, Rachel Golie, Dan Nichols, Darwin Ernst. Jackie Brooks. Ron Edwards. Sixth row; Pat Duffin. Darren Hollenbaugh. Paul Schwartz. Debbie Lovrien. Mary Robinson. John Roll. Tom VanSchoick. Mike Rundle. Ned Brandenburger. Eric Campbell. Richard Derrick, Andrew Dayton, Mr. Smart. FRESHMAN BAND First row; Lisa Stone. Michelle Czegledi. Roxanne Strauch. Lauren Roberts. Teresa Hanson. Michelle Burger. Second row; Brian Derby, Frank Pfau, Tim Sands. Leon Anderson. Belinda Bailey. David Sale. Third row; Cindy Reinertson. Brad Strosahl. Mike Rundle. Charlie Burk, Dick Fisher. Mike Shoen, Ron Brock, Tom Van Schoick. January 1st, 1981 was the big day for the Missoula County Band. This is a band comprised of select band and drill team members from each of the three high schools. Almost a year ago this band was invit- ed to perform in the Cotton Bowl Parade in Dallas, Texas. Each member of the group was expected to raise $380 by selling citrus fruit, cheese, sausage, and magazines as well as their own labor. B.O. B.B.B. is short for Back Our Bowl Bound Band, which is what most of the Missoula businesses did. Through an unfortunate mishap in cueing, the band marched past the T.V. cameras during a commercial. This resulted in not being seen on national T.V. Al- though this was a disappointment to the group, the rest of the trip was a great success. The group stayed in Dallas, Houston, and swam in Galveston Bay. A Planatarium, Sea World. The Astrodome, The Dallas Zoo, and Nasa were among the places they saw. 1. Missoula band marches down Commerce Ave. Dallas. Texas. 2. Coming home is the best part of the whole trip. 3. Marching band entertains during the Hellgate Sentinel half time. 4 Hellgate's own Quality band director. Carl Smart. 5. Band and drill team pose for a picture. ★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★★★ 104 MARCHING BAND: Flutes: Pam Buck. Melanie Buckhouse, Barb Burgan. Sue Derrick. Johnna Espinoza. Marcella Frissel. Melissa Hansen. Kim Heydon. Sara Kester. Julie Mocan. Tina Nelson. Kim Newman. Lauren Roberts. Lisa Stone. Roxann Strauch. Barbara Weldon. Clarinets: Dawn Birnel. Karen Brett. Carol Drew. John Jacobs. Kevin MacOuarrie. Carol Schlegal. Maria Pappas. Alto Saxaphone: Richard Barney. Anders Betz- holtz, John Kirkpatrick, Jean Miller. Dana Dugal, David Sale. Shelley Clay. Tenor Saxaphone: Tom Foggin. Nicky Gray. Laura Hollinder. Doug Law- rence. Lori Lovrien. Dawn Newman. Eric Sprunk. Amy Van Schoick. French Horn: Margo Buckles. Kim Card. Lori Elison, Kathy Sherry. Trum- pet: Leon Anderson. Jackie Brooks. Ron Edwards. Darwin Ernst, Rachel Stuber. Greg Truchot. Trombone: Kirsti Combs. Frank Duffin, Jamie Glantz, Steve Margrave. Mark Patton. Karyn Ridgeway. Bill Stephenson. Brad Strosahl, Shelly Wright. Baritone: Heidi Frissell. Cindy Reinertson. Tuba: Ned Brandenberger. Eric Campbell. Richard Derrick. Percussion: Charles Burk. Pat Duffin. Dick Fisher. Darren Hollenbaugh, Debbie Lov- rien. Mary Robinson. John Roll. Mike Rundle. Paul Schwartz. Tom Van Schoick. Drum Major: Eric Bradford. Director: Carl Smart. Drill Team: Paula Counts, Lisa Vandehay. Michelle McCormick. Annie Scott, Laurie Jacobson, Heidi Czorny, Katie Wilson, Amy Johnstone. Jenny Bartlet. Mary Turner. Danetta Norton. ★ ★ 105 Left to Right: Dawn Birnel. Tom Van Schoick. Pat Duffin, Lori Lov- rien. Ian Moulding, Anders Betzholz. Frank Duffin. John Kirkpatrick. Jacky Brooks. Rich Stuber. Dawn Newman, Rachel Golie. Tom Foggin, Ron Edwards. Not Pictured: Darren Hollenbaugh, Bill Ste- phenson. Karyn Ridgeway. Steve Margrave, Chris Holliday. The Jazz Band got off to a swinging start this year with a concert at Sentinel. They entertained students at several Missoula grade schools. In March the Jazz Band gave con- certs at the Bonner and Clinton schools. The students in the Jazz Band practice after school and during lunch. DIXIE LAND BAND Karyn Ridgeway, trombone: John Kirkpatrick, saxophone: Michelle Strosahl. clarinet; Ron Edwards, trumpet; Rachel Golie. piano; Dar- ren Hollenbaugh. drums; Eric Cmpbell, tuba. Playing music from down South, the Dixie Land Band warmed things up at Hellgate this year. The band consists of a few talented musicians who prac- tice after school and during lunch. They are in the Dixie Land Band be- cause they enjoy playing the music. The Dixie Land Band started midway through the year with a concert at Rattlesnake grade school. Above: 1st Row: Maria Pappas, Carol Schlegel. Michelle Strosahl. Jean Miller. Barb Burgan, Suzanne Derrick. Kim Card, Lori Elison. 2nd Row: Karyn Ridgeway. Cindi Vaughn. Dawn Birnel. Doug Law- rence. John Kirkpatrick. Eric Bradford. Dana Dugal. 3rd Row: Nicole Gfay. Lori Lovrien, Laura Hollinder. Dawn Newman. Chris Holliday. Rachel Golie. Heidi Frissell. Carl Smart. 4th Row: Rich Derrick, Frank Duffin, Tom Foggin. John Jacobs. Ron Edwards. Kirsti Combs. Darwin Ernst. Mark Patton. Leon Anderson, Jackie Brooks, Eric Campbell. 5th Row: Debbie Lovrien, Tom Van Schoick, Paul Schwartz. Pat Duffin. Darren Hollenbaugh. Steve Margrave, Dan Nichols. Right: Mark Patton, Eric Cambell. Laura Hollinder. The Pep Band adds life and noise to Hellgate’s home sports events. This year the Pep Band played at wres- tling tournaments and girls’ and boys’ basketball games. The Pep Band practices during the lunch hour and before games. At most games, the Pep Band is the noisiest, rowdiest group of people in the crowd. The Pep Band also plays for the Valkyries when they per- form. The Pep Band is appreciated by the teams and the cheerleaders, as well as the crowd. Advisory Board PRINCIPAL'S ADVISORY BOARD— Sitting: Jeff Lynn. Sarah McMillan. Richard Correll. Standing: Greg Olsen. Steve Norgaard. Marie Megaard. Richard CorrelPs advisory board is a cross section of the Hellgate student body who assist him in making stu- dent-related decisions. They meet once every month for lunch to discuss school issues with him. FFA Kneeling: Parliamentarian. Pat Kester. Sentinel; Eugene Sted- man. Treasurer; Scott Cavey, President; Brian Cavey. Secre- tary; Tammy Rodrequez. Vice President; Joe Cohenour; Advis- er Bob Nelson. Row 2: Paul Ellis. Kathy Hubbard. Laura Sted- man, Shawn Andres. Jeff Tamcke. Scott Anderson. Kim Clark. Row 3—Mike Redler, Charle Cohenour. Jim Chaffee. Keith Crother. Charlie Christof- ferson. Brenda Miligan. LEFT: Readying a steer for butcher. BELOW: Teacher Bob Nelson removes a lamb's head. Future Farmers of America is a group that has activities in agriculture and develops agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. It was made up of members from all three schools this year. Ilie Olaii U i il ii LEFT: Chris Jorgenson, assistant director; Pat Ryan, Brien Sankey. director; Paul Engler; Sheila Jobe: Mike Henes; Shoni Card, (above). CAST- Front row: Sheila Jobe. Shoni Card. Back row: Paul Engler. Mike Henes. The play deals with a one-time southern belle who now lives in poverty in a dingy St. Louis apartment. Her son Tom can’t stand his mother’s nagging and seeks escape in alcohol and the unrealistic world of movies. Laura, the daughter, is crippled, and this defect, intensified by her mother’s anxiety to see her married, has driven her more and more into herself. The crux of the action comes when Tom invites a friend to dine with the family. Jim, the friend, is a nice ordinary man who is at once pounced upon by the mother as a possible husband for Laura. In spite of her crude efforts to entrap the young man, he and Laura get along nicely, and momentarily Laura is lifted out of herself and into a new world. CHESS CLUB CHESS CLUB- In photograph: Larry Knight” Golie, Edward Bishop Loos. Richard Rook Montgomery. Steve Pawn Margrave. Lonnie King” Reed. Advisor. Bill Haffey. Although not an active club this year, Chess Club still managed to get in some games during noon and after school. 109 The Curious Savage Left: Lilly Belle (Sheila Jobe) and Titus (Matt Bessette) want to know where their step-mother (Sarah McMillan) has hidden her money. Above The cast (left to right): Maile Field. Mary Frissel. Laird McDonald. Pat Ryan. Mike Henes. Sue Hoffman and Tami Hughes. Not pictured Tim Sands Left The stage crew Back row Lisa Erck. Director Bnen Sankey. Shannon Pierce. Ted Lamb and Asst Director Chris Jorgenson. Front row Jayne Robins. Barbara Cordis. Tommy Daugherty and Polly Loughlin. Mrs. Savage has been thrown into a mental institution by her step-children. However. Mrs. Savage has the entire family fortune hidden, meaning that her step children can't live off of her wealth. Eventually. Mrs. Savage gets to keep her money and is released from the institution, but only after she has become close to all of the patients and made quite a discovery: in some ways, the outside world is much more insane than inside the mental institution. “The Curious Sav- age.” the first play of the year, showed in the Hellgate auditorium Dec. 11-13. Hellgate classes this year totaled 1250. The school day was longer for most students; six full periods required students to stay until 3:00. For half the year everyone was in over- crowded rooms waiting for the construction to be completed. Woods and metal classes met in the auditorium all semester and studyhalls were in the cafeteria. Art classes overflowed into the hallways. Gradually, students moved into the locker room of the new building - then shop and science rooms - which gave everyone much needed breathing space. Standing Fnc Bradford, treasurer; Christy Bam. V P Chris Susen. secretary; and reclining in comfort in a high wind. Camilla Daly. President 112 Senior Class Officers I 1 Friends John Barthelmess 113 I Will 114 Conan Behan Anders Betzholtz Karen Bianchi Kerry Bingham Neal Blakely Suzy Boifeuillet Angela Bomstad Beverly Bonnet Todd Booth Mike Bortz Eric Bradford Ned Brandenberger Seth Brandenberger Russ Brester Tracy Brooks Scott Brown Darcy Brunett Casey Brunson Julie Bryan Brenda Bryant Pam Buck T.J. Buck Margo Buckels Lisa Bumbeck Chris Burgan Mike Callaghan Eric Campbell Shoni Card Remember you 115 Gus Carrell Carrie Christianson Carol Ciliberti Elaine Clapp Shelley Clay Joe Cogdill Kevin Collins Loran Cook Barbara Cordis Beverly Cordis Greg Croghan Dorlene Cross Dana Cunningham Sam Cunningham Camilla Daly Spilios Datsopoulos Lesa Day Claudette Dayton Suzanne Derrick John Dickinson Theresa Dira Deidra Ernst Bob Evans Valerie Evenskaas Martise Evenson Sorine Fangsrud of you And pray 118 Thomas Foggin Naomi Foltz Lisa Fontaine Mark Forwood Dale Foster Linda Franks Debbie Frette Heidi Frissell David Froehlich Amy Fuchs Andrea Gaertner Mitchell Gaughan Sandi Geer William Green Ruby Greff Candace Grimes Allison Grove Rob Hagestad Marlene Hansen Ronald Hanson Kim Hanson Sue Hanson Rebecca Hardman Tomi Harris David Harston Alex Hartless Cyndee Heffernan Craig Hegman For you 119 And when 120 Kim Herbig Rod Hertz Shannon Heyer Julie Hilliard Julie Hoff Darren Hollenbaugh Cassy Hudson Teresa Hunter Rob Huntley Larry Hyndman John Jacobs Donna Jacobsen Mark Jacobson Steve Jarvis Leo Johnson Neil Jorgenson Rachel King Jon Kinney Thomas Koontz Jodene Kyle Neil Labbe Lisa Lambert Brad Larson Bryan Larson Mark Larson Mike LaVelle B.J. Leary Sherri Lien 121 Another 122 Brian Lineback Frank Lobdell Lyndon Lofftus Sara Longpre Lori Lovrien Jane Madison Jeff Magone Robert Malach Francie Marcinkowski Sheri Marquardt Ron Martin Jay McAfee Joe McCormick Sally McCormick Tracie McMillan Marie Megaard Mary Meyer Don Mickelson Doug Mickelson Robert Micken Kristin Miller Mike Miller Don Millikan Patti Montgomery Tim Moran Tom Mostad Amy Murdock Peggy Murray Day is through 123 I'll still 124 Mark Narum Lisa Needles Kim Newman Daniel Nichols Mark Nordby Steve Norgaard Stacy Noste Lynette Olsen Maudina Pappas Cathleen Patterson David Patterson Karen Perry Marjorie Peterson Stacey Pettersen Tamara Pettys Susan Phillips Terry Pickens Lynn Proebstel Mike Ramos Rebecca Richard Mark Richtmyer Todd Rosenbach Ruby Russoniello Shawn Ryan Randy Sale Todd Sandgren Deborah Scherer 125 Be friends 126 Wanda Schmautz Scott Schonrock Paul Schwartz Lori Scott Tracy Scott Monica Shatto Lincoln Sherbondy Patty Sickels Chris Simmert Lisa Skelton Brian Sommers Mark Sowre Kelly Squire Dan Standish Kim Stanley Chris Stavran Lisa Stensrud Gary Steubs Michelle Strosahl Chris Susen Kirk Tennant Nadine Thompson Soni Timothy Marci Todd Janette Treichel Lacey Trowbridge Tom Van Schoick Ron Venn 127 With you Kara Vinton Julie Wagner Stephanie Weideman Barbara Weldon Rosanne Weiler Audrey Wells Kelly Wilkerson Karla Williamson Tracy Wilson Martin Wisherd Joan Woodbury Shelley Wright Suzanne Zarling Tony Zito Seniors Not Pictured Adams, Mike Aleman, Alicia Ammons, Stephanie Armstrong, Dallas Arntson, Robert Backus, William Bailey. Joe Barger, Dennis Bargmeyer, Randy Borgmann, Andrea Brown, Veronica Carter, Wesley Castonguay, Brian Clapham, James Davis. Felicia Day, James Decked, Troy Elhard, Nancy Erck, Lisa Evered, Jan Ganz. Adam Gilbert, Matt Golie, Rachel Gow, Robert Mychal Gray, Nicole Gross, John Guthrie. Matt Hansen. Ronald Hayes, Douglas Hersey, Clint Hersey, Deanna Hilliard. Robert Hunter, Kenneth Jassek, Laura Jewell. Charles Kimerly, Cliff Kitchin, Kevin Lamb, Ted Martin, Buster McClure, Scott McDonald, Patrick McNeill. Debby Meidinger, Sharon Miller, Sabina Mitchell. Matthew Moua, Bee Nelson, Mark Nordhus, Allison O’Brien, John Olsen, Debbie Olsgaard, Paul Osborn, Michael Otto, Karl Pisel, Rene Pleasant, Tim Rabold, Brian Reed, Lonnie Reinholz, Regg Robbins. Jayne Rothermel, Matt Sandau. Brad Schmidt, Aaron Schwartz, Doug Scott, Christie Sheets, Kenneth Spencer, Mike Spurlock, Ken Stolp, Maria Suzor, Robin Turman. Caryn Vasecka, Caranne Wiest, Jeff Williams. Carl Wilson, Cheryl Wright, Randy Yoder. Terry Top 20 . . . These 20 Seniors are ranked at the top of their class for grade point averages. The fol- lowing pages give recognition to their academic accomplish- ments. The students are listed in the order of their grade point averages at the end of second semester. 1. Joan Woodbury 2. Andrea Borgmann 3. Debbie Frette 4 Matthew Guthrie 5. Eric Bradford JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Stacy Ambo Mary Amelsberg Ailsa Ammons Jonathan Anderson Dave Andrew Dan Ashmore John Auwen Paula Ayre Regg Balias Gwen Bardgett Jennifer Bartelt Steven Barth Jay Baugher Curt Beelman Cynthia Berger 136 Dave Bond Staci Brant Karl Brester Karen Brett Mark Brodie Marge Brooks Sue Bertapelle Lewzon Bertek Jaqueline Bethke Dawn Birnel Muriel Black Donna Blaylock Pete Boehm Dan Boiler Donna Bomstad 137 vwy Lori Byrne Kelley Callaghan Matt Campbell Kathy Canham Janette Brown Monte Bryant Kristi Brown Barbara Burgan Carla Brunson Julie Burk Kim Card Ted Carlson Wade Carpenter Shannon Carson Teri Carter t Kristina Catalfomo Esther Chessin John Cohen Bonita Cooper Kristina Catey Brad Christianson Michelle Colgan Darlene Cooper Ryan Catterlin Kimberly Clark Kirsti Combs Shannon Cork Janette Chamberlain Robert Chaney Wayne Clubb Bob Cornelius Paula Counts Kyle Crisp Laura Crossland Keith Crowther Kim Culbert Heidi Czorny Darryl Dayton Stephen Dehner Tom Delaney Mike Devlin Mark Dickson Lori Diesen Andrea Dixon Frank Duffin Johnna Espinoza Deanna Ferguson Cindy Evans Steve Fevold Nancy Evered Halden Field Shawnita Enger Timothy England Paul Engler Darwin Ernst Pat Duffin Tami Eddleman Terry Eisenbarth Lori Elison Dave Elmore Jane Finnegan David Fleck Todd Fisher Mike Fox Janet Fitzpatrick Colleen Gabel Lynette Gaertner Darilynn Gibbs Carina Gilligan Ab-arte cashonly Tim Girard Shelley Gorgen Harold Gow Paula Green Scott Green Rob Friederichs Linda Gustafson Nancy Hallsten Mike Hangas Jim Harbison Doug Harris Kelli Hastie James Hathaway Paul Hays Mark Hebert Mary Lou Helsel Richard Henderson Patricia Hewitt Kim Heydon Deborah Hicks David Hill 144 tOSii, Laura Hilliard Jean Hoggatt Devin Hirning Jim Hoiland Marilea Hochstrasser Chris Holliday Jim Hoppe Jim Huggins Rob Huguet Ernest Hummer Clayton Huntley Jim Jacobson John Jacobson Laurie Jacobson Karen Jenni Doug Kimmel John Kirkpatrick Tammy Kimmel Joseph Kohler Kimberly King Nan Kuenzel Jimmy Jones Bryon Kaufman Robert Kelley Michelle Kempel Sheila Jobe Tammy Johnson Shawna Johnson Darin Johnston Chuck Jones Polly Laughlin Steve LaVelle Mike Lavoie Jennifer Law Doug Lawrence Mike Leary Albert Lewis Kelly Lincoln Marsha Lowe Heidi Kurzenbaum Reed Kyle Stan Labbe Emily Lanfear Scott Large Henry Larocque Laird MacDonald Melissa Marsden Jan McCaulay Kristi McDonald Anna Machado Mike Martin Michelle McCormick Mark McMillan Corinna Maier Johanna Mayer William McCormick Rebeccah McMillan Ernie Malone • Shannon McAdams Brett Markham Shawne Medeiros Jean Miller Debbie Moline Jeff Morgan Ray Merseal Mason Mitchell Jean Monaco Romona Morgan Heidi Miller L Bruce Mix Richard Montgomery Lawrence Moran Theng Moua Ian Moulding Veta Nance IS Clifford Regan Kevin Reich Kenda Rhoades Lisa Robison Jackie Roderick Cathy Romeo Alise Rudio J.C. Sain Robert Sample Amy Scherer Curtis Schestag Carol Schlegel Angela Scott Jon Seliski Vern Sharp Karen Shalto Quinn Shelton Mysta Sherron Pete Shinn Scott Smith Laura Souligny Eric Sprunk Rob Spurlock Mike Squires Wendy Stanley Larecia Stark Duane Stedman Jim Stephens James Stroh Camala Summers 151 Tamara Sunderland Susan Sweeney Tanya Symes Dan Tabish Candi Taylor Julie Tennant Peter Thaggard Bess Tiernan Greg Truchot Denise Tucker Mary Turner Gigi Van De Bogart Lisa Van De Hey Amy Van Schoick Mary Vasecka Katie Wilson Mike Wilson Renee Wilson Jim Wright Brad Zander Rick Zavarelli Timothy Wheeler Tammy Whitaker Jeff Wigen Regan Williams Cindi Vaughn Bruce Walter Derrick Watson Kathy Wells Rob Werling L to R: President. Greg Vance; V-P. Mary Crump; Secretary. Andrea Gary; Treasurer. Mike Belluschi; Secretary of Defense. Construction Worker Sophomore Class Officers 154 Patricia Betts Richard Bingham Deann Birnel. Mike Blaylock Palru 1.1 Roas! Richard Barney Brian Barry Suki Rart holiness Gene Bari Daralyn Beardsley � .illy Beasley I ynn Bell Mu haH Belliisci Inhy Berger M.llhew R� � ssetlr Jeff Aune Joe Babbitl Mary Babbitl Michael Bagaoisan Tom Barker Magda Aboulfadl Rob Allen Daniel Anderson I inda Anderson Sharon Ashby 155 Dawn Bodak Joanna Bond Jonalee Boggs Tammy Sue Bonnet George Boifeuillet Caitlin Borgmann Archie Brady Bill Brady Ray Brock Mike Brockman Jaclyn Brooks Sherry Brownlee Melanie Buckhonse Fdward Byrne Crista Cady Merci Cam Karen Campbell Tina Campbell Albert Cannon Sherry Cannon 156 157 i Hi .W a Clay Decker! Richard Derrick Christine Dilworth Dan Doyle Carol Drew Timothy Drinville Christina Duane Maria Dyck Terry Fggleston Ronald Fdwards John Fngen Marc Fahlsmg Anthony Frhart Andrea Farlm Denise Frnst Stafan Farr Kenneth Fvans Kelly Telstet Thomas Fvered Tom Ferencik ■1 Randy Halley Stacy Halley Thomas Hamilton John Hanger Melissa Hansen Toby Hansen Wendy Hansen James Hanson Robert Hanson Teresa Hanson Rich Hardy Ruth Harrison Margaret Harry Anna Hartless 160 Shawna Hurni Ciara Ibey Jeannette Hut Brad Jarvis Karen Hyndman Jamie Jarvis Joel Hoppe Michael Howe Tammy Huguenin Kevin Hunt Patricia Haxton Kristin Hayes Cathy Hejtmanek Margery Hewitt Mark Heydon Kimberly Hiday Brenda Hill Steven Hill Toni Hochstrasser Laura Hollinder 161 Fnc Johnson I eslie Johnson Jeff Johnson Michael Johnson Kelli Johnson Amy Johnstone Cong Mona Jones Debbie Jones Mervin Jones Dale Jorgenson Jeff Kahm Brian Kallis Marcia Karasek I auren Kauffman Bill Kr'lly Sara Kester Denise Kitchm Donald Klein Shawn Knopp Bryan Kr ch Michelle I ow Julici I udwig Wendy I till Fdward loos Nadine Loudermilk Debbie Lovnen Rebecca Ann I lebe Pat I indburg Ray I indsley Fvelyn I «mi Si.' 11 Knskovich Robert I :lC i:.se Orawandi I and he .t r I angowski lohn I artK.qne I isa I arson Michael I ayrnan I on I ee I on I eischne!0 Ran I ibeskind Hada Jeff I ynn Brenda I yon Kevin MacOuarrie Della Macrew John Magnussen Patrick Malach Stephen Margrave Bret Marquardt Aaron Marshall Sue Martin I on Mattma Caroline Mayer Kenneth McBroom Shaun McChesney Jeaneane McDonald Kevin McDonald Lane McGaughy Donna McGraw Keli McKinley Joe Means “I m-M ft Max Murdock Dawn Newman David Nagle Laurie Newman Tina Nelson Brenda Nickerson Scolt Meidinger Chris Merrill Wad� Meyer Craig Michels Dana Michels Jennifer Miller Sharon Miller 1 ynda Millikan Julie Mocan Debbie Moline 9 r Mikkel Nielsen Robert Olean Wendy Norgaard Kila Opsahl Danetta Norton Eva Pannabecker Mark Patton Michelle Pearson Shannon Peirce Shawn Peterman Kristina Pfau John Pigman Thomas Ponton Debra Preller Jeffery Prochet Amy Randles Kevin Rasley Kathryn Reeves Jack Reid Cynthia Reinertson Dawn Reinertson Robert Sain Theresa Scherer Shelley Sanders Michael Schroeder Philip Schaff Nels Schroer John Reiter Stephanie Resner Ellen Reynolds Sarah Reynolds Alvin Richard Mike Richards Karyn Ridgeway Peggy Roark Mary Robinson Gregory Roesler John Roll Jennifer Rose Janice Rowley Jennifer Rudio Pat Ryan Donna Schulte Darby Shaw Terri Schusted Jim Shea Susan Scott Kathy Sherry Lisa Skari Prudence Smith Sherry Smith Becky Sommers Frnest Soundermann Marsha Spencer Ron Staggs William Stephenson Carol Stewart Bryant Stolp Bradley Strosahl Richard Stuber Gerald Tafoya Jeff Tamcke John T haggard 168 Greg Thomson Greg Vance Amber Watson Lisa Wheeler Georgia Worden Katherine Treichel Shane Walden Shawn Wells Jason Whitaker Chris Wright Brad Tripp Anne Walters Melody Werner Jodi Wiech Kimberly Youbles Shelly Truman Kristine Walters David Wheeler Lori Williamson David Zimmerman Patrick Turner Edna Wartenbee Letitia Wheelei Tami Wood Patricia Zimmerman L to R: V P.. Amy Bam; Secretary. Meaghan Moriarty; President. Rhondie Voorhees; Treasurer. Allison Haddon; Construction worker. Freshman Class Officers Leon Anderson Francme barker David Bigart Cindy Brewer Charles Burk Robert Anderson Heather Beasley Dennis Boot Gary Brooks Tamera Burnham Tina Anglin Princess Bennett Gordon Booi Matthew Brunett Jim Burns Michael Ask Michelle Berger Lorere Boster Cody Bryant Cindy Buschhorn Belinda Bailey Eric Beugan Julie Bowman Ray Bryant Cheryl Bush Amy Bam Benton Biesemeyer Gina Breidmg Annette Buelow Robert Byrne 171 I on Canham Cherie Cannon Raymond CannOn Dawn Card Thomas Carroll Andy Chemllo Clml Clouse Kimborloo Colbo I laino (.oldiron Hoidi (Connote Both CoofM r Maria ( oop . Mary Cork Iami Coston I )arlono Counts (.indy ('.over doll John Cowan Carla Cur less Terrance Christopher Christophe Clark 172 Michelle C egledi Andrew Dayton Thomas Dyck Brian Fllison Albert Frculiam Maile Field Mike Dagen Shann Dellinger Colleen Fisenbarth Sonya Fngland Cathalien Frhart Mark Fiester Dung Dao 1 ew Demarois Debra Darrah Brian Derby Patrick Davis Michael Diesen Tommy Daugherty Dana Dugal 173 ¥ A Brian Fisher Patrick Foley David Fontaine Keith Franks Marcella Fnssell Nanc y Gilleard Richard Fisher Cliff Fontaine Stacy For ood Rhonda Friedrichs Shannon F'rohlich Carl Gartner Dorian Getschman Kristi Getschman Mark Gibson Tracy G'an� Carter Glass Brenda ioeckel Alecia Goff Pick Goldshy S' 174 1 awrence Golie Deborah Gregory Glenn Hamblin Roy Handley Kristen Harman Michael Harrison Maura Gonsior Dale Grimmer Andrew Hampton Eric Hanson Clint Harris David Hassan Susan Govi Sean Graff Tammy Grantham Rodney Greff Matthew Gross Allison Haddon Kerri Hage Sheila Halley 175 L? It r Jeff Heath Angela Heil Ray Hertz Virginia Hill Amy Hoff Heidi Hunt Robert Heath Jacqueline Hennessy Toby Hewitt Diana Hiller Michael Hoops Ron Hunter Tami Hughes Kyle Huntley Jackie Hummel Tddy Ingersoll Cheryl Hummer Joanne Jacobsen Peggy Hummer Becky Johns 176 Brooke Johnston Julie Keniston Cathy Kimerly Larry Kolb Bryan Koontz Keven Kuhn Mary Labbe Paul Lackner Lynne Lambert Vincent Landt Michelle Lane Craig Langowski Terri Larson Jason Lemer Les Likes Jackie Lloyd Dan Lockwood Marty Lockwood Ge Lor Edmund Lovrien 177 Holly Lundgren Paul Machado Tobias Magstadt James Main Shelley Martel Marc Medeiros Steven Mace Michael Magone Trevor Maier Donald Malone Robert McCormick Gail Megaard Denise McCracken Keith Merseal Dannett McGinnis Jim Michels Kathleen McLaughlin Dewey Miles Sarah McMillan Brenda Millikan IB 178 Kimberlee Minjares Lisa Moser Paul Nelson Jay Norton Tracy Olson Mark Ormesher Nancy Moderie Margaret Moulding Dale Netzer Rhonda Nurse Christophe Opsahl Todd Parker Stephen Moore Heidi Lynn Hoyum Colleen Moran Stephanie Munds Meaghan Moriarty Cindy Murphy Joanne Morrissey Erik Nelsen - ft_____________ I 179 Daniel Parrish Debby Perry Jim Petty Frank Pfau Christie Reed Brad Sage 1 Mark Pashen Todd Peters Todd Pettys Beverly Philburn Merry Jo Richards David Sale Mathew Patten Roger Peterson Mark Pfaff Scott Pisel James Risher Todd Sanders David Poulton Lauren Roberts Timothy Sands Diane Preller Robert Rundle Wendy Scherer Shelley Price Rebecca Russell Susan Schmid ■■i ■ 180 Michael Schriver Darrell Shields Jennifer Spores James Stephens Rick Summers Jana Timothy Barbara Schroeder Trevor Shirk John Standmgrock Lisa Stone Lisa Swartz Kimberly Torp Brad Sedgewick Michael Shoen Kimberl Stark Roxann Stre Terry Thomas Brenda Trainor Mary Shaffer Laurie Smith Delbert Stedman Elizabeth Shellenberger Rose Sonderman Samuel Stem Clint Sherbondy Andy Sonju Dewey Stephens 181 Teresa Turner Christi Veltkamp Kris Vinton Kristy Virts Rhondie Voorhees Lorri Walden Todd Wallace Misty Walter Christophe Wanke Wendi Washington Lynnette Westphal Doreen Wetzsteon Brian Wheeler Renee Wiegert Kimberly Wilson Richard Wood David Woodbury Joseph Young Barbara Zavarelli Sherie Zimmerman 182 Wide World Photos Mt. St. Helens gave Hellgate students a week’s vacation in May 1980 and has contunued to erupt, burp, and steam. 183 Foreign Students Adjust To States Moving to a foreign country is a difficult adjustment for anyone and for the nineteen Hmong students at Hellgate there were no exceptions. It is manditory for the Hmongs to take the same required classes as any other Hellgate student by Montana law. To compensate for their lack of fluency, they took special classes at Central School with the ESL program (English as a Second Language) which was de- signed to teach the English language to people with different cultural backgrounds. Many speak, Hmong, Lao, Thai, French, and English, Missoula had about sixty-nine Hmongs attending the three high schools. Nineteen at Hellgate, about thirty-eight at Sentinal, and about twelve out at Big Sky. FRONT ROW: Yang Thao. Phai Lov, Nhia Yang, Yer Thao, Pang Chang, Pang Yang, Mee Thao. Ge Vang, Lue Vue, Bee Moua, Alicia Gonzales Aleman. Theng Moua. Ge Lov. and Vue Moua. Peb yog ib Co tub, ntxhais hluas Hmoob, uas kawm ntawv rau teb chaws no los vim tias muaj (America) tau tuaj ua tsovua rog rau peb lub teb chaws txij ii xyoo 1960-1975. Yog li ntawd (Vietnam) thiaj tau muab peb raws tawm hauv peb lub teb chaws. Peb Hmoob tsis tau muaj kev kawm ntaub, kawm ntawv siab li luag Iwm haiv neeg. Txij li peb tau tuaj poob rau teb chaws no los luag kuj muaj kev kawm rau peb tus hlob, tus yau sawv daws kawm. Tsis tas li ntawd kam noj kev haus nyob rau luag teb chaws no los kuj zoo thiab peb sawv daws kuj nyiam. Written by Bee Moua, Senior. [ American Heritage Tour 1) A covered bridge at Sturbridge Village 2) The Old North bridge 3) The Lincoln Memorial 4) The White House 5) Mount Vernon 6) The Statue of Liberity 7) A Church on Battle Road 8) An Alley in New York City I 186 Twenty Hellgate students and two teachers were among the nearly two hundred Montanans who embarked on the American Heritage tour. The Hellgate students toured Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. from November '8 to November 25. Kermit Edmonds and Marty York served as counselors. The group saw Lexington and Concord, The U.S.S. Constitution. Old North Church, Old Sturbridge Village (a recreated nineteenth century town). The Statue of Liberty, The Empire State Building, Broadway shows, a Knicks game. The U N,. The Smithsonian, Mount Vernon, The White House, and many other interesting arid historical sites All participants agreed that the tour was an enjoyable and educational experience w Anderson. Byron 38. 42. 24 Edwards. Lucille 22 Autio. Lela 27. 82 Fox. James 31 Baker. Cleo 28. 33 Frette. Margaret 22 Baldwin. Jack 38 Gates. Beth 35 Ballinger. Ken 23 Gerdeman. Dean 90 Barth, Dan 36 Gernant, Gary 24. 38. 42 Barthelmess. Dave 27. 99. 101 Gilman. Dan 31. 33. 43 Baty. Bruce 25. 33. 88 Gooley. Laura (Sis) 22 Bawcom. Pat 33 Graff. Tom 23. 27 Beddow. Wayne 26. 38. 59 Haffey, William 23. 26. 109 Berg. Donald 25. 87 Hamilton. Robin 23. 47. 48. 65, Bicha. Larry 33. 54 89 Biondich. Steve 36 Hart. Brad 28. 92 Bohart. Ed 22 Haynes. Camille 32 Boyce. Kyle 24 Hays. Eric 24 Brown. Vicki 30. 44. 45. 66 Hein. Linda 35 Bryant. Lanny 25. 52. 54. 55 Heinrich. Ilene 29 Bullock. Carmeiita 28 Herbig. Harold 27. 102 Bullock. James 23 Hewitt. Theone 26. 93 Burghardt. Lois 35 Heydon. James 24 Burnett. Ron 25 Hiett. Eula Mae 36 Burrell. Rick 22 Hill. Shirley 30. 62. 65 Colbo. Ken 21 Hoff. Ron 25 Congdon, Walter 90 Hudgens. Rosalind 26 Correll. Richard 21. 108 Hyem. Roger 31 Curdy. Willis 26. 92 Jacobson. Norman 25 Dale. Pamela 28 Jewell. Pep 21 Daue. Peggy 32 Johnson. Bonnie 34 Davis, Deborah 36 Jones, Ronald 30. 43 Demmons. Tom 23. 58 Jordal. Larry 28 Doolittle. James 31 Jorgenson. Chris 23. 110. 109 Douccett. Beverly 34 Kelly. James 30. 38 Edmonds. Kermit 26. 89. 187 Kennett. Bette 26 Klemencic. Tim 65 Schilling, Taunya 36 Koeppen. Grace 28 Schroer, Rosella 34 Koski. Steve 72 Schultz. Mary 33 Knapp. Harold 31 Seitz. Wayne 23. 83 Laforest. Mary Pat 32 Shepherd. Theresa 28 Lawston. Don 21 Siebert. Sue 24 Lemon. Zelpha 33 Smart. Carl 27. 103. 105. 107 Lenihan, Greg 23. 46. 84 Spector. Adrienne 22. 32 Madson, Marlyann 90 Speer. Patty 29. 91 Manley. Naome 34 Stahl. John 36 Manthie. Charlotte 30 Stenslee. Sue 29. 91 Martin-Brown, Maureen 32 Stevenson. Marolane 22 Marshall. Dean 23 Stohle. Al 31 Marvin. Gloria 22 Stranahan. Larry 33. 38 Maxwell. Jennifer 26 Sylvesler, James 25 McDonald. Ann 34 Taberna. Louis 31 McVeigh. Dorothy 29 Taylor. Jan 97 Miller. Betty Ann 34 Templeton. Marilyn 22 Miller. James 30. 65 Trauth. Claire 27 Milihouse. Katherine 33 Vizzutti. Loretta 29. 91 Mmo, Barbara 32 Whalen. John 23 Mix. Roy 36 Wiedmer. Ray 31 Nelson. Bob 31. 108 Williams. Barry 23. 90 Oelette. Gerry 43 Williams. Coral 35 Oke. Michael 26 Woods. Deanna 28 O'Neil. Rosemary 32 Yasenak. Terry 29 Peterson, Bob 36 York. Marta 26. 187 Radtke. Dennis 22 Zellick. George 21 Rasmussen. Doug 24 Zimmerman. Richard 36 Rewey. Lorene 35 Zuidmeer. Bernita 29 Ross. Tom 24. 55 Samson. Dick 32. 44. 45. 59 Sankey. Brien 27. 110, 109 A Aboulfadl. Magda 87. 155 Adams. Harold 113 Adams. Mike 129 Aleman. Alicia 46. 101. 129. 184 Allen. Jennifer Allen. Rob 155 Ambo. Stacy 136 Amelsberg. Mary 92. 136 Ammons. Alisa 72. 136 Ammons. Stephanie 72. 129. 130 Anderson. Daniel 88, 155 Anderson. Jonathan 99. 103. 136 Anderson. Kenneth Anderson. Leon 103. 105. 107, 171 Anderson. Linda 155 Anderson. Robert 52. 167 Anderson. Robert Andrew. David 82. 86. 136 Anglin. Tina 171 Anglm. Wendy 113 Armstrong. Dallas 129 Arntson. Robert 38. 129 Asbury. Fredrick 113 Ashby. Sharon 155 Ashmore. Darnel 38. 39. 85. 136 Ashmore. Ralph 56. 57. 74. 113. 60 Ask. Michael 171 Aune, Jeff 155 Autio. Chris 84. 88. 113 Auwen. John 136 Ayala. Wade Ayre. Paula 95. 136 B Babbitt. Joe 155 Babbitt. Mary 155 Bache. Brian 43 Backus. William 129 Bagaoisan. Michael 54. 155 Bailey. Belinda 103. 171 Bailey. Joe 129 Bain. Amy 62. 65. 101. 170. 171 Bain. Anne 74. 112. 113 Balias. Regg 136 Bandimere. Paul 113 Bardgett. Gwen 136 Barger. Dennis 129 Bargmeyer. Randy 129 Barker. Francine 171 Barker, Tom 155 Barney. Richard 90. 100. 103. 105. 155 Barney. Tracie 99. 113. 132 Barns. Tim 55 Barrett. Lisa Barry. Brian 42. 59. 155 Barry. Susan 50. 88. 113 Bartelt. Jennifer 105. 136 Barth. Steven 136 Barthelmess. John 99. 100. 113 Barthetmess. Susan 87. 101, 155 Bartz. Gene 155 Bateman. Jesse Batt. Kenneth Baugher. Jay 65. 136 Beam. Sharlotte Beardsley. Daralyn 155 Beasley. Heather 171 Beasley. Sally 155 Beelman. Curtis 136 Behan. Conan 115 Beier. David Bell. Lynn 95. 101. 155 Bell. Robert Bellusci. Michael 42. 86. 154. 155 Bennett. Princess 171 Berger. Cynthia 136 Berger. M.chelle 46. 103. 171 Berger. Toby 155 Bertapelle. Sue 137 Bessette. Mathew 99. 100. 110. 155 Bethke. Jaqueline 99. 137 Betts. Patricia 155 Betzholtz. Anders 103, 105. 106. 115 Bianchi. Karen 10. 65. 78. 99. 100. 115 Biehl. Stephen Biesemeyer. Benton 89. 171 Bigart. David 171 Bingham. Kerry 115, 133 Bingham. Richard 52. 155 Birnel. Dawn 102. 103. 105. 106. 107. 137 Black. Casandra Black. Muriel 99. 137 Blakely. Neal 10. 38. 39. 85. 115 Blankenship. Thomas Blaylock. Donna 83. 137 Blaylock. Mike 155 Blue. Sky Boast. Patricia 46. 155 Bodek. Dawn 156 Boehm. Pete 137 Boggs. Jonalee 156 Boifeuillet. George 92. 156 Boifeuillet. Suzy 115 Boiler. Dan 137 Boiler. Dawn Bomstad. Angela 50. 115 Bomstad. Donna 50. 137 Bond. David 137 Bond. Joanna 87. 156 Bonnet. Beverly 115 Bonnet. Tammy Sue 156 Booi, Dennis 171 Boot, Gordon 171 Booth. Todd 115 Borgmann. Andrea 49. 76. 129. 131 Borgmann. Caitlin 49. 156 Bortz. Michael 38. 115 Boster. Julie 171 Boster. Lorere 87. 101. 171 Boorke. Mary Bowers. Kathryn Bowman. Gary Bowman. Julie Bradford. Eric 76. 80. 102. 105. 107. 112, 115. 131 Brady. Archie 156 Brady. Jr. Bill 156 Brandenberger, Ned 48. 103. 105. 115 Brandenberger, Seth 115 Brant. Staci 85. 98. 137 Brashear. Darrin Breeding. Gina 171 Brester. Karl 137 Brester. Russ 64. 65. 115 Brett. Karen 103. 105. 137 Brewer. Cindy 171 Bridges. Raynette Britton. Andrea Brock. Ray 156 Brock. Ron 43. 103 Brockman. Mike 156 Brodie. Mark 137 Brooks. Gary 171 Brooks. Jaclyn 98. 99. 101. 103. 105. 106. 107. 156 Brooks. Marge 137 Brooks. Tracy 115 Brown. Ben Brown. Janette 138 Brown. Kristi 138 Brown. Lori 95 Brown. Scott 115 Brown. Veronica 92. 129 Browne. Karen Brownlee. Sherry 50. 156 Brunett. Darcy 115 Brunett. Matthew 171 Brunson. Carla 138 Brunson. Casey 115 Bryan. Julie 77. 83. 115 Bryant. Brenda 63. 85. 115 Bryant. Cody 43. 51. 52. 55. 171 Bryant. Debbie Bryant. Lamonte 54. 71. 77. 99. 138 Bryant. Ray 171 Buchholtz. Monte Buck. Pamela 92. 102. 103. 105. 115 Buck. T.J. 74. 99. 115 Buckels. Margo 76. 77. 80. 92. 102. 103. 105. 115. 130 Buckhouse. Melanie 103. 105, 156 Buelow. Annette 101. 171 Bukovics. Denise Bulman. Curt 58 Bumbeck. Lisa 115 Bunch. Tom Bundy. Roy Burgan. Barbara 103. 105, 107, 138 Burgan, Chris 115 Burgan. Eric 171 Burk, Charles 43. 59. 101. 103. 105. 171 Burk. Julie 133 Burnham. Tamera 171 Burns. Dan Burns. Jim 171 Buschhorn. Cindy 171 Bush. Cheryl 171 Byrne. Edward 156 Byrne. Lori 87. 138 Byrne. Robert 10. 59. 171 C Cady. Crista 86. 99. 156 Cam. Mera 156 Callaghan. Kelley 138 Callaghan. Mike 38. 39. 56. 57. 115 Campbell. Eric 103. 102. 105. 106. 107. 115 Campbell. Karen 86. 156 Campbell. Lisa Campbell. Matt 51. 52. 53. 138 Campbell. Tina 99. 156 Canham. Kalhy 85. 99. 138 Canham. Lor. 85. 101. 172 Canning. Nancy Cannon. Albert 156 Cannon. Chene 172 Cannon. Raymond 172 Cannon. Sherry 156 Cannon, Sydney 157 Cantrell. Debby 157 Cantrell. Jeffery 157 Card. Dawn 86. 90. 101. 172 Card. Kim 86. 90. 92. 93. 102. 103. 105. 107 Card. Shorn 82. 84. 90. 109. 115. 130 Carlson. Danelda 157 Carlson. Ted 138 Carpenter. Shelby 52. 157 Carpenter. Wade 72. 138 Carrell. Gus 38. 39. 52. 53. 117 Carroll. Joelle Carroll. Thomas 172 Carson. Shannon 92. 138 Carter. Jeff 157 Carter. Ten 97. 138 Carter. Westey 129 Castonguay. Brian 129 Catalfomo. Knstme 88. 90. 93 Catey. Kristina 139 Catterlm. Ryan 139 Chaffee. Bob Chaffee. James 108. 157 Chaffee. Laura 49. 157 Chamberlain. Janette 139 Chaney. Robert 90. 99. 100. 139 Chang. Pang 93. 189 Cherullo, Andy 43. 59. 172 Chessin. Estherann 87. 94. 139 Christianson. Brad 139 Christianson. Carrie 117 Christopher. Terrance 172 Ciliberti. Carol 85. 93. 117 Clairmont. Dawn Clairmont. Kenneth Clapham. James 129 Clapp. Elaine 117 Clark. Chnstophe 52. 172 Clark. Kimberly 50. 108. 139 Clay. Shelley 10. 105. 117 Clouse. Clmt 98. 101. 100. 172 Clubb. Wayne 139 Clute. Tom 157 Coffee. Patricia 87. 99. 101. 157 Coffman. Robert Cogdill. Randall 117 Cohen. John 139 Col bo. Kimberlee 86. 90. 101. 172 Coldiron. Elaine 172 Cole. Debbie Colgan. Michelle 139 Collins, Kevin 117 Combs. Kirsll 103. 105. 107. 139 Comeau. Trena 95. 157 Comfort. Elame Comfort. Timothy Connote. Heidi 172 Conway. Jeffery 157 Cook. Loran 117 Cooper. Beth 172 Cooper. Bonita 139 Cooper. Catherine Cooper. Darlene 91. 98. 101. 139 Cooper. Mana 172 Cordie. Brian 65. 157 Cordis. Barbara 110. 117 Cordis. Beverly 117 Cordie. Corleen Cork. Mary 97. 101. 172 Cork. Shannon 139 Cornelius. Robert 38. 54. 140 Coston. Tami 172 Counts. Darlene 172 Counts. Paula 97. 105. 140 Coverdell. Cindy 172 Cowan. John 172 Cowan. William Cox. Marly Cox. Ricky 59. 157 Crabtree. Tern Crisp. Kyle 42. 140 Croghan. Gregory 117 Croghan. Leota 157 Cross. Dorlene 99. 117. 132 Crossland. Laura 85. 89. 140 Crowther. Keith 140 Crump. Mary 10. 87. 88. 99. 154. 157 Culbert. Kimberly 140 Cundall. Angie 157 Cunningham. Dana 47. 49. 117 Cunningham. Sam 91. 117 Curless. Carla 172 Czegledi. Michelle 103. 173 Czegledi, Nick 54. 157 Czorny. Heidi 88. 97. 105. 140 D Dagen. Mike 43. 173 Dale. David Dale. Sharon Daly. Camilla 88. 112. 117 Dan. Kim Darnels. Justine Daniels. Keith 157 Daniels. Mike Danks. Theresa 91. 157 Dao. Dung 173 Darrah. Debra 173 Datsopoulos. Spilios 117 Daugherty. Tommy 110, 173 Davis. Felicia 50. 129 Davis. Patrick 173 Dawson. Danny Day. James 129 Day. Lesa 117 Dayton. Andrew 103. 173 Dayton. Claudette 91. 117 Dayton. Darryl 140 Decked. Clay 81. 86. 158 Decked. Troy 74. 77. 83. 129 Dehner. Stephen 77. 83. 84. 85. 86. 88. 149. 92 Delaney. Thomas 42. 140 Dellinger. Shann 43. 88. 173 Demarois. Lew 59. 101, 173 Demonakos. Kristina Derby, Brian 103. 173 Derrick. Suzanne 78. 90. 98. 99. 102. 103. 105. 107. 117 Derrick. William 90. 98. 100. 103. 105. 107. 158 Devlin. Mike 140 Dickinson. John 117 Dickson. Mark 140 Diesen. Lori 50. 102. 140 Diesen. Michael 173 Dillmger. Shann 54 Dilworth. Christine 102. 158 D«ra. Theresa 92. 117 Dixon. Andrea 140 Dobbins. Calvin Doyle. Phillip 10. 42. 59. 98. 158 Dozier. Lon Drew. Carol 46. 103. 105. 158 Dnnviile. Timothy 158 Duane. Christina 99. 101. 158 Duffin. Frank 38. 39. 99. 100. 102. 103. 105. 107. 140 Duffin. Patrick 42. 103, 105. 106. 107. 141 Dugal. Dana Paul 103. 105. 173 Duncan, Clifford Duvall. Antonio Mavns Dyck. Ma;ja 158 Dyck. Thomas 43. 173 E Eddieman. Tami 80. 99. 141 Edwards. Ronald 100. 103. 105. 106. 107. 158 Eggleston. Lisa Eggleston. Terry 158 Eisenbarth. Colleen 173 Eisenbarth. Terry 141 Elhard. Nancy 129 Bison. Loir 90. 102. 105. 107. 141 Eillison. Brian 173 Elmore. David 71. 82. 84. 141 Engen. John 158 Enger. Shawnita 141 England. Sonya 173 England. Timothy 141 Engler. Paul 65. 109. 141 Erck. Lea 88. 110. 129 Erculiani. Albert 173 Erhart. Anthony 158 Erhart. Cathalien 173 Erickson. Luwana Ernst. Darwin 38. 86. 99. 100. 103. 105. 107. 141 Ernst. Deidra 90. 99. 78. 100. 117 Ernst. Denise 50. 95. 99. 101. 158 Espinoza. Johnna 87. 94. 103. 105. 141 Evans. Bob 117 Evans. Cindy 141 Evans. Kenneth 158 Evenskaas. Valerie 117 Evenson. Martise 117 Evered. Jan 129 Evered. Nancy 141 Evered. Thomas 158 F Fabiani. Nick Fahismg. Marc 158 Fancher. Kevin Fangsrud. Sonne 99. 100. 117 Farlm. Andrea 59. 87. 99. 101. 158 Farmer. Mark Farr. Stelan 89. 158 Farrell. Shelley Feagler. Diane Feagler. Tami Felstet. Kelly 50. 158 Ferencik. Tom 158 Ferguson. Deanna 141 Fevold. Steven 99. 141 Field. Dean Field. Halden 87. 88. 141 Field. Ma.le 88. 93. 110. 173 Fiester. Mark 55. 43. 72. 173 Fifield. Tncia 47. 49. 159 Fine. Bill 85. 86. 88. 90. 92. 159 Finnegan. Jane 92. 142 Fisher. Brian 55. 174 Fisher. Richard 43. 103. 105. 174 Fisher. Todd 42. 52. 142 Fitzpatrick. Jamie Fitzpatrick. Janet 142 Fitzpatrick. Tammy Fleck. David 142 Foggm. Thomas 102. 103. 105. 106. 107. 119 Foley. Patrick 43. 58. 59. 174 Foltz. Naomi 119 Fontaine. Cliff 174 Fontaine. David 55. 174 Fontaine. Lisa 119 Fontenot. Jean 89. 90. 92. 98. 159 Fortmann. Deith Forwood. Mark 119 Forwood. Stacy 96. 174 Foster. Dale 42. 50. 52. 53. 119 Fox. Michael 142 Francisco. Shelley 50. 97. 159 Franks. George Franks. Kathy Franks. Keith 43. 174 Franks. Linda 82. 119 Frette. Debbie 77. 82. 119. 131 Friedrichs. Fthonda 85. 174 Friedrichs. Robert 92. 142 Fnsbie. Robin 87. 159 Frissell. Heidi 103. 105. 110. 174 Fntz. Cone 159 Froehhch. David 119 Froelich. Douglas 54. 159 Frohlich. Shannon 174 Fuchs. Amy 119 G Gabel. Colleen 97. 142 Gaertner. Andrea 66. 119 Gaertne. Lynette 44. 99. 142 Gaertner. Tim 42. 59. 159 Ganz. Adam 80. 99. 100. 129 Garrin. Kim Gartner. Carl 174 Gary. Andrea 46. 85. 99. 101. 154. 159 Gary. Lisa 99 Gates. Anna Gaughan. Mitchell 119 Geer. Sandi 119 Gergen. Shelly 91 Gervais. June Getschman. Dorian 174 Getschrran. Kristi 174 Getschman. Ronda 159 Getter. Lori J. 90. 92. 159 Gibbs. Darilynn 91. 159 Gibson. Mark 43. 59. 174 Giffm. Brian 159 Gilbert. Matt 48. 89. 129 Gilleard. Nancy 174 Gilligan. Carina 142 Girard. Bill Girard. Tim 142 Glantz. Jamie 103. 105. 159 Glantz. Tracy 87. 174 Glass. Carter 174 Goeckel, Brenda 174 Goff. Alecia 174 Gddsby. Rick 174 Gdie. Lawrence 109. 175 Golie. Rachel 78. 103. 105, 106. 107. 129 Gonsior. Maura 101. 175 Gorgen. Shelley 142 Govi. Susan 175 Gow. Harold 142 Gow. Robert Mychal 129 Graff. Sean 48. 175 Graham. David Graham. Leah 98. 159 Grantham. Tammy 175 Gray. Ernest 42. 159 Gray. Nicole 103. 105. 107. 129 Green. Paulalynn 50. 142 Green. Scott 142 Green. William 38. 39. 119 Greenen. Dan Greff. Rodney 175 Greff. Ruby 119 Gregory. Deborah 175 Grimes. Candace 119 Grimes. Kevin 54. 159 Grimes. Sandra 159 Grimmer. Dale Ramie 175 Grimmer. Timothy Lee Gross. John 129 Gross. Matthew 175 Grove. Allison 50. 119 Grove. Steve 159 Grove. Will 42. 159 Gullett. Christophe Gustafson. Lidna 10. 87. 94. 142 Guthrie. Matt 74. 76. 79. 90. 92. 129. 131 Guthrie. Paul 99. 100. 160 H Haaglund. Lanel 91. 160 Hackley. Paul 87. 160 Haddon, Allison 85. 101. 170. 175 Hage. Kern 175 Hagen. Nettie 98. 160 Hagestad. Robert 119 Haggerty. Sean Han. Jeffery 160 Hall. Reggie 57. 58 Hall. Sheila 87. 95. 160 Halley. Randy 160 Halley. Sheila 175 Halley. Stacy 160 Hallsten. Nancy 44. 45. 66. 142 Hamblin. Glenn 55. 175 Hamilton. Thomas 160 Hampton. Andrew 43. 175 Handley. Roy 175 Hangas. Michael 58. 142 Hanger. John 58. 82. 160 Hansen. Marlene 119 Hansen. Ronald 119. 129 Hansen. Toby 42. 160 Hansen. Wendy 50. 93. 160 Hanson. Eric 175 Hanson. James 160 Hanson. Kim 119 Hanson. Robert 160 Hanson. Sue 119 Hanson. Teresa 160 Hanson. Toby 38 Harbison. Jim 142 Hardman. Rebecca 64. 119 Hardy. Rich 160 Harman. Kristen 10. 96. 175 Harrington. Maureen Harris. Clint 175 Harris. Doug 142 Harris. Shannon Harris. Tomi 119 Harrison. Brenda Harrison. Michael 175 Harrison. Ruth 160 Harry. Margaret 160 Hartless. Alex 119 Hartless. Anna 160 Hassen. Daved 43. 175 Hastie. Kelli 87. 92. 94. 142 Hathaway. James 142 Hawthorne. Michael C. Haxton. Patricia 161 Hayes. Douglas 129 Hayes. James Hayes. Kristin 97 Hayes. Michael Hays. Paul 142 Head. Anita Heath. Jeff 176 Heath. Robert 176 Hebert. Mark 142 Hebert. Theresa Heffernan. Cyndee 50. 119 Hegman. Craig 119 Heil. Angela 96. 176 Hejtmanek. Cathy 96. 161 Helsel. Mary Lou 142 Henderson. Richard 142 Henes. Michael 109. 110 Hennessy, Jacqueline 87. 176 Herbig. Kimberly 80. 99. 102. 121 Hersey. Clint 129 Hersey. Deanna 129 Hertz. Raymond 43. 176 Hertz. Rod 121 Hewitt. Margery 161 Hewitt. Patricia Marie 142 Hewitt. Toby 43. 176 Heydon. Kim 44. 86. 100. 105. 135. 142 Heydon. Mark 59. 161 Heyer, Shannon 88. 121 Hicks. Deborah 142 Hiday. Kimberly 46. 161 Highness. David Highness. Kristine Hill, Brenda 161 Hill. David 84. 142 Hill. Steven 59. 161 Hill. Virginia 176 Hiller. Diana 176 Hilliard. Julie 121 Hilliard. Laura 144 Hilliard. Robert 129 Hirnmg. Derek Hirnmg. Devin 144 Hochstrasser. Marilea 144 Hochstrasser. Toni 161 Hoff. Amy 96. 101. 176 Hoff. Julie 121 Hoffman. Sue 110 Hoggatt. Jean 144 Holland. Jim 144 Hollenbaugh. Darren 76. 79. 80. 99. 100. 102. 103. 105. 107. 121. 130 Holliday. Chris 72. 103. 106. 107. 144 Hollmder. Laura 99. 101. 103. 105. 107. 161 Hoops. Michael 176 Hoppe. James 144 Hoppe. Joel 161 Horton. Warren Howe, Michael 161 Hoyum. Heidi 101. 179 Hudson. Cassandra 121 Huggins. Jimmy 38. 39. 56. 144, 60 Hughes. Tami 110, 176 Huguenm. Tammy 161 Huguet. Robert 42. 58. 144 Hull. Vincent Hummel. Jackie 50. 176 Hummer. Cheryl 87. 101. 176 Hummer. Ernest 144 Hummer. Peggy 176 Hunt. Heidi 101. 176 Hunt. Kevin 161 Hunter. Kenneth 129 Hunter. Ron 176 Hunter. Teresa 121 Huntley. Clayton 48. 89. 92. 144 Huntley. Kyle 48. 176 Huntley. Rob 121 Hurni. Shawna 161 Hut. Jeannette 50. 87. 99. 101. 161 Hyndman, Larry 121. 161 I Ibey. Ciara 98. 161 Ingersoll. Eddy 176 J Jacobs. John 99. 102. 103. 105. 107. 121 Jacbosen, Donna 121 Jacobsen. Joanne 176 Jacobson. James 87. 90. 144 Jacobson. John 90. 92. 93. 100. 144 Jacobson. Laurie 97. 105. 144 Jacobson. Mara Jacobson. Mark 56. 85. 121 Janus. Judith Jarvis. Brad 65. 161 Jarvis. Jamie 161 Jarvis. Rita Jarvis. Steve 45. 71. 82. 88. 89. 121 Jassek. Laura 129 Jenni. Karen 103. 105, 144 Jenson. Jim 54 Jerome. Mickie Jewell. Charles 129 Jobe. Sheila 109. 110. 145 Johns. Becky 101. 176 Johns. Phillip Johnson. Brenda Johnson. Eric 59. 162 Johnson. Jeff 48. 86. 88. 162 Johnson. Kelli 99. 101. 162 Johnson. Leo 121 Johnson. Leslie 162 Johnson, Michael 42. 162 Johnson. Shawna 84. 145 Johnson. Steve Johnson. Tammy 145 Johnston. Brooke 177 Johnston. Darin 145 Johnston. Mary Johnstone. Amy 97. 105. 162 Jones. Chuck 145 Jones. Chong Moua 38. 162 Jones. Debbie 162 Jones. Jimmy 145 Jones. Mervin 162 Jorgenson. Dale 162 Jorgenson. Neil 62. 65. 121 K Kadry. Jamal Kahm. Jeff 162 Kallis. Brian 162 Kallis. Henry Karasek. Marcia 90. 92. 93. 162 Kauffman. Lauren 162 Kaufman. Bryon 42, 52. 53. 145 Kelley. Robert 38. 58. 145 Kelly. Bill 47. 89. 162 Kelsey. Ladoris Kempel, Michelle 86. 145 Keniston. Julie 177 Kester. Sara 90. 103. 105. 162 Kimerly. Cathy 177 Kimerly. Cliff 129 Kimmel. Douglas 145 Kimmel. Tammy 145 King. Kimberly 98. 145 King. Rachel 72. 88. 121. 133 Kinney. Jon 74. 80. 90. 99. 121 Kirkpatrick. John 103. 105. 106. 107. 145 Kitchin. Denise 96. 162 Kitchm. Kevin 38. 129 Klein. Donald 90, 162 Kloster. Landt Knight. Kirk 65 Knoll. Mick. Knoll. Patti Knopp. Shawn 162 Koch. Bryan 162 Koeffler, Melinda t Kohler. Joseph 54. 145 IV F Miller. Jean 103. 105. 107. 148 Olbu. Diana 149 Kolb, Larry 43. 59. 177 W l Miller. Jennifer 88. 93. 99. 165 Olean. Margaret Koontz. Bryan 177 IV A Miller. Kirstin 77. 80. 83. 85. 86. 88. Olean. Robert 166 Koootz. Thomas 121 92. 93. 99. 123 Ollmger. Jean Kosl. William Miller. Michael 83 Olsen, Ben 54 Kriskovich. Scolt 163 MacDonald. Heidi Miller. Sabina 129 Olsen. Debbie 50. 66. 91. 93. 129 Krout. Charles MacDonald. Laird 110. 147 Miller. Shae 55 Olsen. Greg 56. 92. 108. 135 Kuenzel. Nanette 44. 66. 87. 99. 145 Mace. Sharon Miller. Sharon 165 Olsen. Lynette 78. 125 Kuhn. Keven 43. 177 Mace. Steven 178 Miller. Shelley Olsgaard. Paul 129 Kunz. Paul Machado. Anna 147 Millikan. Brenda 46. 178 Olson. Bernard 149 Kurzenbaum. Heidi 87. 95. 99. 146 Machado. Paul 178 Millikan. Donald 84. 92. 123 Olson. Bret Kyle. David MacQuarrie. 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