Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1968 volume:

I % K 6$ KODSO SZA3? Adviser: Mr. John Namovich Editor: Dosie Picchioni Carol Adams Doreen Kowalski Dolly Wade Rob Samuels Harriet Agre Mari Jane Robbins Nancy Ross Marka Vranish Kathy Vicars Dave Brewer Jacquie Glenney The Freshmen Initiation occurred during the third week of school. The freshmen took part in activities such as carrying books for seniors, wearing beanies, bowing at the feet of their royal seniors, and painting the R . Culminat- ing the week's activities, the freshmen Queen Cathi frugged at the Freshmen Frolic. 9KOSM mzu zjoa1 3 HOM8COMWG1967 Homecoming 1967-68 was an event that will stand out in the memories of all. Long hours were spent by the band and twirlers preparing for the parade and half- time performance. Classes were kept busy constructing their floats, and to the joy of the Seniors their float was awarded first prize. The highlight of the night was the crowning of Sharon Matthews as Homecom- ing Queen, and the Panthers defeating the Redskins 43-6. The dance, with music provided by the Sweet Nothings, was a great success. Streamers lay about, the dance floor was empty, but Homecoming, 1967-68, will remain in every heart. 4 6 VUK MSAKZS W8K8 yOWQAWQAV Shirley, Don, and Luba The R.H.S. Drama Club presented a three-act play, a comedy Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, on November 2, 1967. The play was a smashing suc- cess with excellent acting ability portrayed by all. Let's hope that future plays can match up to this fine piece of dramatic talent displayed. Cast 9 Don and Lefty 01 S2S32 U32S3W3S “ZMSSSAKS ZJMSS ZMA Z ZKVM SOUCS. ” On January 16 and 17 the R.H.S. students filed into the gym with looks of helpless- ness across their faces. Wearily they sank into their chairs tired from burning the midnight pil, while trying to cram one fruitless semester of learning into one night. After an hour of vain guessing, the students escaped while smiles spread across their relieved faces. What was the cause of this show of emotion? Semester tests, of course 11 School Spirit Week began bright and early Monday morning with the RHS students running wildly outside to cheer. The halls were decorated in wall to wall posters and maroon and white was the color scheme. Mr. and Mrs. School Spirit were Harriet Agre and Steve Racki. Rita Robert and Kelly Gebhardt were the loudest yell winners, Mari Jane Robbins was the slogan contest winner, and Tim Sine won the cartoon contest. Mayor Robbins was our honored guest and speaker. The players were presented the traditional red roses by Pep Club President Luba Fanyak, after a story and picture of each player. 5 e M O o jC s p J K J Z w e £ K PANZH8KS ZAKS To the victor belongs the spoils. Three consecutive victories over Huntly Project, Harlo and Lodge Grass conceded the title of the Southern B District Tournament to the Roundup Panthers. Their outstanding perform- ances were hightened championship night when the Panther captains were awarded not only the district trophy but the conference title also. Truly the 1967-68 basketball year proved to be a very rewarding one to the Panthers and their ardent fans. Champs take home souvenirs ! 14 SOUZMSRtf “K ZMS 1968SCJSMCS JAJK Cl Mr. Berlant, the main proponent of these projects, pushed the 1968 science fair through with outstanding skill. The competition was keen with many excel- ' ™ lent projects displayed. The science department of our high school can be —— very proud of its teacher, its students, and their performance. I 16 M ZJOMjC ASSBMKjC RHS has been enter- tained by some very talented people this last year. We were favored with an acrobatic act, a program on Swiss music, an oratory on Abraham Lincoln. Also we were visited by a man from Nasa and an artist. On the whole they were all very interesting. WAMA CZUU PKSSeWZA ZJOftS The three one-act plays presented by the drama club ranged in nature from the dramatic -- The Plumb Tree -- to humorous -- The Final Dress Rehearsal -- to the melodramatic -- Dark Doings at the Cross Roads . Such a variety in plays added to the enjoyment of the entire audience. 19 0OV6KMMSNZ DAV On May 6, 1968, the Seniors finally showed their community what true leaders should be like. On this day the Seniors took over the city government duties and responsibilities for the day. All in all the Seniors proved their capability in city and county management. 20 PKOM KAMUSZ Junior class President Bill Funk introduced Judge Nat Allan as guest speaker for the 1968 Junior- Senior Prom Banquet. The speech topic Juvenile Delinquency” was quite interesting to the audience. 21 QA V 90 's }K. — Queen Jacquie The Gay 90's must have been fun! Everyone at the Jr. - -Sr. 1968 Prom looked as if they were having a great time. The table decora- tions set the mood for the night and the punch girls looked as if they had just stepped out of the 1890's. zz Wom MAVOAV Queen Linda Queen Linda Majerus reigned over the May Day Festivities May 13, 1968 in the Roundup High School gymnasium. Her attendants were Marilee Carlson, Susan Fletcher, Barb Bowers, and Dosie Picchioni. Carrying her train were Malinda and Madalena Piccihioni and the crown bearer was Jim Majerus, the Queen's brother. A group of Senior girls did a very impressive and colorful job of winding the Maypole. Conrad Robertson, Student Body President, acted as Master of ceremonies for the evening. The evening held many surprises and proved to be very entertaining for all attending. 24 JSSZJVKJSS Best Actress 25 Tim accepts trophies Majorettes receive awards KACCMAURSA m The hour cometh and now is, when true worshippers shall worship the Father. . . So began the 1968 Senior Baccalaureate Services with the call to worship led by Conrad Robertson, Student Body President. Senior students constituted the worship service: Mary Hagstrom read the prayer; Don Janich led in the repeating of Psalm 100; and Jim Raths presented the traditional light of learning to Junior Class Presi- dent, Bill Funk. The Baccalaureate address was given by Rev. Anthony Sorger. The service was concluded by the benediction. 26 27 On May 27, 1968, Elton Lee and John Larson led the graduating Seniors through the doors of R.H.S. for the last time. Rev. Donald Gould opened with a very inspiring invocation. Susan Fletcher and Dosie Picchioni spoke on character, the future and the past of their class. Howard C. Porter of the Billings Business College gave a very enjoyable speech for the benefit of the graduating Seniors. The diplomas were presented by Alma E. Agre, chairman of the Board. Rev. James Forn concluded the exer- cises with the benediction. The Seniors rose and to the strains of Pomp and Circumstances, they filed out of the doors, some with tears of mixed emotions and others with smiles of relief. 28 juzuks aes 29 ecass omesKS Senior Class Officers: Jim Raths President, Darrel Adolph Vice President, Dolly Wade Secretary-Treasurer, Connie Hoffman, Ken Golob Representatives. Junior Class Officers: Bill Funk President, Scot Seitz Vice-President, Elton Lee Secretary, Phylis Nason Treasurer, Diana McCleary, David Charlton Represent- atives. Freshmen Class officers: Tim O'Brian President, John Charlton Vice-Pres., Donna McCleary Sec.-Treas., Randy VanDyke Rep. Sophomore Class Officers: Ben Graves President, Ronnie Anderson Vice-Pres- ident, Bonnie Keosky Secretary-Treasurer. 31 szuDSflz eoujvejjc Conrad Robertson, Diana McCleary, Connie Hoffman, Tim O'Brien, Randy VanDyke, Ken Golob, Ben Graves, Bill Funk, David Charlton Jim Raths. MAZJOMjC HONOR soejezy Karen Goehring, Susan Fletcher, Beatrice Griffith, Dosie Picchioni, Dolly Wade, Jim Raths, Ken Anderson, Peggy Hoiland, and Dorothy McConnell. UOIJ’S AND QJRCS szAze Susan Fletcher, Connie Hoffman, Conrad Robertson, Dolly Wade, Linda Majerus, Laury Sealy, John Iverson. Debbie Jeffrey, Peggy Hoiland, Diana McCleary, and Harriet Agre. Algie Knutson, Bill Funk, David Charlton, and Ken Anderson. 33 34 Connie Hofmann Kathy Vicars VARSJZy CH8SRC8A D8RS School Spirit begins with the cheerleaders . They arouse the spirit in the assemblies as well as at the games. Roundup has had very good cheerleaders, but this year they are really ex- ceptional . On pep buses the cheerleaders keep the spirit up and the fiery enthusiasm they are so known for. Nancy Ross Carol Adams ma zM-sejsMce earn Don Janich, Rob Samuals, Mick Picchoni, Jim Gilbert, Tommy Tucker, Laury Sealy, Jerry Knight, Vikki Tucker, Karen Goehring, Barbra Bowers, Dave Brewer, Jacquie Glenney, Wenda Albright, Cindy Clark, Harriet Agre, Diana McCleary, Marka Vranish, Jeannette Stevens, Phyllis Nason, Janeth Kennedy, Ann Liggett, Debbie Jeffery, Dorothy McConnell, Serena Nelson, Carla Alt, Terri Foster, Phylis Lode, Mary Hagstrom, Luba Fanyak, Dosi Picchoni, Susan Fletcher, Doreen Kow- alski, Preit Eiselein, Connie Clark, Mr. Wulff, Kathy Vicars, Shirly Hunt, John Iverson. 36 I Mary Waltz, Jacquie Glenney, Mari Jane Robbins, Vikki Tucker, Roxanne Thayer, Cathie Ask, Preat Eislein, Gloria Adolph, Rita Robert, Eileen Jellar, Susan Mayo, Janice Adolph, Jo Anne Zupec, Joyce Adolph, Marilynn Greismen, Jeanne Adolph, Susan Hanley, Michele Robbins, Debbie Zimmerman, Connie Erbe, Rose Mayo, Diane Golob, Jenny Tully, Caryn Reighard, Cindy Clark, Sharon Smith, Donna Fawcett, Roma Zupec, Bonnie Keosky, Karen Gebhartd, Annette Hauge, Kay Abbey, Coleen Erbe, Georgia Polich, Connie Clark, Frances Bender, Linda Wadman, Patty Fletcher, Ann Pertile, Donna McCleary, Dusty Sealy, Barb Heledic, Harriet Agre, Phylis Lode, Lesli Traggitt, Glenda Graves, Debbie Bartow, Brenda Curlee, Barb Ellis, Arreta Kombol, Mary Gilbert, Doreen Kowalski, Elaine Janich, Mrs. Wulff. aWAKMNS emu Glenda Graves, Jane Raths, Luba Fanyak, Beatrice Griffith, Sharon Smith, Miss Miklich, Ladonna Rose, Janeth Kennedy, Linda Majerus, Mary Hagstrom, Sharon Grahm, Linda Dodds. 37 MAKCHWQKAm CHOKUS Lynda Dodds, Christene Bartow, Dale Ritterot, John Iverson, Gordon Buck, Laury Sealy, Steve Metcalf, Jim Nickelson, John Sherpe, Philip Sine, Donna Fawcett, Maty Fink. Phylis Nason, Peggy Hoiland, Jeannette Stevens, Diana Agre, Karen Goehrigg, Barb Bowers, Connie Hoffman, Barbie Ellis, Debbi Bartow, Gwen Mattfield, Roma Zupec. Debbi Zimmerman, Eileen Jellar, Shirlee Goffena, Janie Kowalski, Mary Jane Goffena, Ami Liggett, Rowena Thayer, Debra Burn- ite, Gloria Adolph, Mary Waltz, Debbi Jeffery, Jo Anne Zupec, Janice Adolph. Jancth Kennedy, Terria Foster, Phylis Lode, Donna McCleary, Jan Allen, Dusty Sealy, Leslie Tragitt, Janie Johnake, Rita Robert, Beverly Carter, Cheryl Bar- thule, Edna May Bliss and director Mr. Desjarlais. KAm Gailene Atwood Cathi Ask Mike Hledik Janeth Kennedy Linda Majerus Diana McCleary Donna Rice Rita Robert Debbi Jeffery Harriet Agre Phylis Lode Sharon Smith Laury Scaly Bud Ray Steve Metcalf Debbie Kinsey Rodney Sherpe Donna McCleary Dwight Mikkleson Dusty Sealy Phylis Nason Jessie Lynch Ken Anderson Greg Mattfield Roger Godfrey Bruce Hoiland Mr. Desjarlais Ronald Reeves Jerry Knight Jay Swanson Bill Funk pep %Am 39 MAfJOKSZZBS 40 Connie Hoffman, Janie Bliss, Dolly Wade, Jan Allen, Carol Adams, Mari Jane Robbins, Harriet Agre, Jacquie Glenney, Jesse Lynch, Marka Vranish, Diana McCleary. zwmcens jcszzsKMsm emu Rodney Sherpe, Mr. Roe, Mr. Berry, Richard Feiock, John Larsen, Brian Fogerty, Ben Graves, Jay Swanson, Scot Seitz, Elton Lee, Bill Funk, Jim Jens, Fred Wacker. Tim Dunn, Laury Sealy, Ken Golob, Jack Matthews, Ron Belleu, Dennis Vedic, Ken Leske, TomHazelton, Mike Waltz, Jim Raths, David Charlton, Algie Knutson, John Pfister, Don Janich, Pat Stephenson, Larry Bellew, Ronnie Anderson, Dale Ritterot. Steve Racki, Jim Pfister, Conrad Robertson, Rob Samuels. Jan Allen, Mari Jane Robbins, Jackie Glenney Marka Vranish, Diana McCleary, Connie Hoffman, Dolly Wade, Jessie Lynch, Harriet Agre, Carol Adams, Mary Jane Bliss. Ann Pertile, Patti Fletcher, Rita Robert, Susan Fletcher, Kathi Rae, Janeth Kennedy, Catlii Ask, Donna McCleary, Vikki Tucker, Sandi Swanson, Dusty Sealy. eMOW At Director: Mr. Eugene Desjarlais, Terri Foster, Jeannette Stevens, Dusty Sealey, Jan Allen, Rita Robert, Debbie Jeffrey, Edna Bliss, Donna McCleary, Phylis Lode, Karen Goehring, Barb Bowers, Phylis Nason, Debbi Bartow, Gloria Adolph, Mary Helen Fink, Dale Ritterot, John Iverson, Gordon Buck. Shirley Hunt-Feature Editor, Ken Anderson- News Editor, Chris Bartow-Editor in Chief, Jim Raths-Hcadlines, Dolly Wade-Production Editor, Jim Pfister-Sports Editor, Susan Fletcher- Proofreader, Staff-Dorothy McConnell, Linda Dodds, Betty Smith, LaDonna Rose, Debbie Britt, Barb Bowers, Luba Fanyak, Mari- lee Carlson, Don Janich, Wenda Albright, Serena Nelson, Debbie Jeffrey, Jacquie Glenney. Peggy Hoiland, Debbi Bartow, Beverly Bilyeu, Kathy Ferguson, Tim Sine, Sponsor: Mrs. Metcalfe, Dosie Picchioni, Kathy Vicars, Diana McCleary, Wayne Gildroy, Marty, Ginny Tully, Mary Jane Goffena. PAMZMSK KODSOSZAW AJKSS Sponsor Mr. John Namovich Editor: Dosie Picchioni Staff: Dolly Wade, Dave Brewer, Marka Vranish, Nancy Ross, Jacquie Glenney, Carol Adams, Mari Jane Robbins, Doreen Kowalski, Kathy Vicars, Harriet Agre. PM ADS The smooth operation of School District 55 is the responsibility of Mr. Robert D. Krogh, our Superintendent of Schools. Mr. Krogh, who has been associated with the Roundup School System for seven years, is considered one of the top administrators in this area. In spite of his crowded schedule, he can always find time to help any student or teacher when help is needed. Mr. Krogh’s outstanding characteristic is his good sense of humor. Mr. Robert D. Krogh Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Eileen Stortz fills an im- portant function in the efficient operation of our school. She grad- uated from R.H.S. and has been clerk for School District 55 for the past twenty years. She takes care of school money, makes financial reports and serves as Mr. Krogh's right hand man. Her cheerful personality has made her popular with students and teachers. Mrs. Eileen Stortt Clerk of School District S5 45 ■ wmm' - - Mr. Gildroy came to R.H.S. in 1960. He is well equipped for his tremendous job as Principal because he has experienced almost all the prob- lems that a teacher or principal has, for he has been both. Every day he deals with student problems, super- vises school activities and maintains discipline in a fitting blend of authority and understanding. Mrs. Lilian Heinle came to R.H.S. in 1964. She types the morning report, takes excuses for both absentees and tardies. She records the students' semester grades and performs other routine office tasks. She possesses the good disposition needed for her occupation. 46 if . Meeting regularly once a month, the school board has made many plans during the 1967-68 school year. Busy members take time from their various occupations to plan the district's school program. They form the vital link be- tween the community and the schools. Promoting the primary duties of the school is the most important job of the staff which includes our two efficient custodians and able bus drivers. The staff is definitely an aid in keeping the school running smoothly. FACULTY Wayne Adams Guidance Director Thomas Ferguson Ind. Arts, Arts Crafts Mech. Drawing ROUNDUP’S JUNIOR. . Kim Baker General Science Martin Berlant Biol., Sci., GChem. Mrs. Sylvia Barrett Math, Soc. Studies Bruce Frank Math Miss P. L. Heffner Joseph Hilts Eng. I TI, Span. I. Prac. Algebra, Algebra I and II, Trig. Solid Geom. Teachers posing for group picture prior to regular Tuesday morning meeting. 50 sefflOK MJQM ucujc zy Dale Berry P.E., Econ., Soc., Driver Ed. Mrs. L. J. Crutsinger Librarian, Spelling, and Penmanship Mrs. D. L. Desjarlais Eugene Desjarlais Typing, Shorthand, Band and Chorus and Office Practice George Mellinger Mrs. M. J. Metcalfe Geom., Physics, English I GUI Earth General Science Miss J. H. Mikilch John Namovich Librarian Am. Hist., Wld. Hist., Bookkeeping ' K Mrs. R. M. Neilsen Mrs. C. R. Wulff Soc. St., GHomeEc. Phy. Ed. G Guidance Tom Roe P.A.D.,Wold. Geog., Head Football Coach Donald Wulff English IV, Speech Debate G Drama 51 Miss E. L. Nelson English G Reading ATHLETICS eomsnejcee champions osi967 The Roundup Panthers under the close supervision of Coach Tom Roe achieved unprecendented heights with their success during the season. After many hours of assidious effort and practice, the team emerged as the sole possessor of the Southern Class B Crown, and for the first time in history finished the season undefeated. Three of the team members, Steve Racki, Rob Samuels, and Tim Dunn, were honored as all-conference players. Huntley Project Harlotown Columbus Red Lodge Big Timber Lodge Grass Absarokee Forsyth WE 6 18 12 43 32 32 33 27 THEY 0 6 6 6 7 0 12 0 Coach Tom Roe, Assn't Coach Dale Berry, and Co-captains Steve Racki and Tim Dunn are shown above with the championship trophy. Coach: Tom Roe Ass't Coach: Dale Berry Ron Bellew Brian Fogerty Jay Swanson Tim Dunn John Pfister Conrad Robertson Fred Wacker Rob Samuels Jim Jens Don Janich Richard Feiock Larry Bellew Bill Funk John Larson Pat Stevenson Dennis Vidic Elton Lee Ben Graves Jim Gilbert Scot Seit2 Rod Sherpe Jack Matthews Steve Racki Mick Picchioni Mike Waltz Bob Feiock Jim Raths Tom Hagstrom Managers: Jim Pfister Dave Charlton Algie Knutson r 54 ■w % 46 'if• I _____- _ 1 9i 4 Conrad Robertson End Mike Walt Halfback •1 V I At t ,v5 . -I 56 “A SQUAT) UASKSc MATT The Roundup Panthers brought much fame and glory to our school this year. They won conference and district championships, going on to State. These boys received many com- pliments throughout the season and we thank them for the distinct honor they bestowed upon us. f. 57 ‘B’SQUAT) BAS Top Row; Manager Dave Charlton, Jack Matthews, Terry Knight, John Charlton, Mike Heledik, Algie Knut- son, Ken Lekse, Larry Bellew, Randy Van Dyke, Coach Mr. Hilts. Kneeling: Dale Phister, Dan Dunn, George Bailey, Bob Tull, Bob Gordon, Tim O'Brian, Dwight Mikkelson, and Pat Lynch. ‘B’SQUAT 700 ZB A TC Top Row: Randy Van Dyke, John Charlton, Tim O'Brian, Bob Tull, Dwight Mikkelson, Gale Schulte, Jim Smith, Kelly Gebhardt, Coach Mr. Morman. Sitting: George Bailey, Tom Tucker, David Liggett, Raymond Raths, Pat Lynch, Dan Dunn, Tom Phister, Bruce Hoiland, Brian Hoi- land, and Jim Schaff. 58 WSZKJCZ ZKACK s Roundup's track team roared to the Southern B district track championship this -7 year. By accomplishing this feat, Roundup finally captured the triple crown in foot- ball, basketball, and track. Hats off to a triple team and a great crew of coaches. 9 6 59 SENIORS Wanda Barnett The only way to have a friend is to be one. Christine Bartow It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes hap- piness. Mary Jane Bliss I am bigger than any- thing that can happen to me. Barbara Bowers An appearance of delicacy, and even of fragility, is almost es- sential to beauty. 61 David Brewer Style is a man's ow-n; it is a part of his nature. Duane Brewer A high hope for a low heaven. ( Debbi Britt The more we do, the more we can do. Gordon Buck A good book is the best of friends. Marilee Carlson Of matchless swiftness, but of silent pace. John Daugherty Make haste slowly. 62 Lynda Dodds The quiet mind is richer than a crown. Tim Dunn ,rHis enemies shall bite the dust. Luba Fanyak In her starry shade of dim and solitary loviness, one learns the languages of another world. Susan Fletcher She is a little world made cunningly of elements, and an angelic spirit. Brian Forgerty All great ideas are quickly forgotten. Bill Gecho When angry count four; when very angry, swear. 63 Mary Ellen Gilbert A quiet conscience makes one so serene. Karen Goehring There is often as much independence in not being led, as in not being driven. Mike Goffena A good many things go around in the dark besides Santa Claus. Kenneth Golob My time is at hand. Sharon Graham Let thy words be few. George Griemsman He's a gentleman, look at his boots. 64 Marilynn Harmon Every women is a volume if you know how to read her. Cathleen Harper There is no place more delightful than home. Connie Hoffman ,rWith my whole heart and my whole soul. Monty Hudson I never like being hit without striking back. 65 i c Janeth Kennedy Words, words, words. Peggy Kombol Silence is the perfectest herald of joy. Doreen Kowalski 'T drink to the general health of the whole table. 66 Joe Kowalski Within the book and vol- ume of my brain. Steve Lutton I don't like to do any- thing that interferes with my not doing anything. Linda Majerus The meek shall inherit the earth. Richard Mihalovich The true effect of hemuine politeness seems to be rather ease than pleasure. James Phister Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears. 67 James Raths Much wisdom goes with fewest words. I Ray y hat, my hat, my rs for my hat. Dale Rittierodt A fellow of plain and uncoined constancy. Conrad Robertson I want what I want when I want it. 68 Donna Rose Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. Robert Samules Fight till the last gasp. Laury Sealey Life is not so short but that there is always time for courtesy. Alan Simondi Wisely and slow;- they stumble that run fast. 69 Bill Wacker Then westward-ho! Dolly Wade Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace. Mike Waltz I never found a com- panion that was so companionable as solitude. Jack Zimmerman A face that Cannot smile is never good. 70 “ZH8GKADUAZS” i • I. • When the class of '68 bands together to tackle a project, one can be sure that it will be completed in a most unique manner. This fact was evidenced through the 1967 junior-senior prom, a record-breaking magazine sale, and an award winning homecoming float. The enthu- siasm and drive of Roundup's graduating class of 1968 will remain lingering in the halls of RHS long after die embodiment of these attributes are gone. JUNIORS Janice Adolph Jeanne Adolph Harriet Agre Wenda Albright Kenneth Anderson Gailene Atwood Joyce Austin Cheryl Barthule Edna May Bliss David Charlton Richard Feiock Robert Feiock Bill Funk Jacquie Glenney Cecelia Goffena 73 Mary Jane Goffena Susan Hanley Thomas Hazel ton James Hochmuth Peggy Holland Dale Horst Jane Jahnke Elaine Janich Debbi Jeffery Algie Knutson Tony Kombol Janie Kowalski 74 Keith Kuzara Marty Larsen John Larson Elton Lee Gwen Mattfield Jack Matthews Di na McCleary Rick McCleary Dorothy McConnell Steve Metcalf Phyllis Nason Serena Nelson Todd Pertile John Phister Mari Jane Robbins Art Robert James Rogers Nancy Ross 75 Ron Saunders Scot Seitz Tim Sine Sharon Smith Jeanette Stevens Roxanne Thayer Gordon Tragitt Steven Tucker Tom Tully Kathleen Vicars Marka Vranish Bob Webby 76 “wmsAm eajm” id Kay Abbey Gloria Adolph Joyce Adolph Carla Alt Ronald Anderson Diane Atwood Debra Bartow Mike Beadle Larry Be llew Ron Be llew Diane Bianchi Beverly Bilyeu Lonnie Bird Candace Blazina William Britt Carolyn Carpenter Cindy Clark Linda Corgiat Barbie Ellis Donna Fawcett Kathleen Ferguson Mary Fink Patti Jo Fletcher Marvin French 79 Karen Gebhardt Jim Gilbert Joe Gilbert Wayne Gildroy Barbara Goffena Debbie Goffena Dyanna Goffena Gary Goffena Diane Golob Ben Graves Glenda Graves Rick Green Marilyn Griemsman Tom Hagstrom Annett Hague Pam Harper Vince Hazelton George Hledik Mike Hledik Jim Jens Dennis Johnson Bonnie Keosky Jerry Knight Terry Knight 80 Aretta Kombol Robert Lee Ken Leske Jessie Lynch Steve Machler Kevin Mattfield Sharon Matthews Rose Mayo Connie McConnell Ann Pertile Dale Phister Don Picchioni Ronald Reaves Caryn Reighard Linda Rice Earl Rife Michele Robbins Rita Robert Jerry Robertson Ken Rose 81 Kathy S anner Jim Schaff Rodney Sherpe Jack Snider Pat Stephenson Jay Swanson Sandi Swanson Vicki Tucker Jennifer Tully Dennis Vedic Fred Wacker Lynne Waller Perry Wolt Sandy Yount Roma Jean Zupec 82 83 FRESHMEN Diana Agre Janathan Allen Dennis Anderson Cathy Ask George Bailey Frances Bender Debra Burnite Beverly Carter John Charlton Connie Clark Brenda Curlee Gilbert Dickerson Danny Dunn Preat Eiselein Colleen Erbe Connie Erbe Clifford Fawcett Theresa Foster Kelly Gebhardt Donald Giesler Roger Godfrey Shirley Goffena Robert Gordon Susan Hagstrom Vicki Heron Barbarba Hledik Brian Hoiland Bruce Hoiland John Hougardy Eileen Jellar 85 Deb Kinsey David Liggett Phylis Lode Susan Lutton Patrick Lynch Greg Mattfield Susan Mayo Donna McCleary Rose Ann McCleary Dwyte Mikkelson Danny Morse Mary Nelson Jim Nicholson Tim O'Brian Tom Pfister Raymond Raths Virginia Raths Sidney Rogerson Gale Schulte Gary Schulte Dusty Sealey Johnny Sherpe Philip Sine Jim Smith Mark Stevens Rowena Thayer Leslie Tragitt Robert Tucker Robert Tull Randy VanDyke 86 mammm Linda Wadman Mary Waltz Gerald Wickland Christie Winkler Debbie Zimmerman “UP ZMS DOWNSZAmeA “ZHSGOOD, ZHSKAV, aw zMsm JUNIOR HIGH James Adolph Berta Allen Debbi Amdor Jerry Anderson David Atwood Gayla Bailey Jake Barthule Steven Bianchi Carlon Big Man Odell Blumhagen Gerald Brown Suzanne Brychta Charlene Buck Joni Buckey Linda Carlson Ivan Carpenter Marilynn Carpenter Dwight Cordingly Chris Dige Sharon Feiock Richard French Francis Gavin Loris Gebhardt Alan Goffena Becky Golob John Graliam Steve Griemsman Daniel Harper Wilbur Harper Richard Harris 90 Travis Heron Voni Horst Debra Hunt Frank Jahnke Tim Jahnke Connie Janich Peter Jens Tim Johnson Ruby Kelly Mike Kilby Terry Kombol Mike Kowalski Steve Kowalski Keith Wm. Larsen Andrew Larson Keith L. Larson Toni Leksi Ronald Lind Greg Lutton Dan Majerus Bradley Marking Curtis Marking Greg Marking Debra McCleary Dick Meyers Dennis Nelson Elmer Nelson Elvon Nelson Robin Person Rex Pfister 91 James Pratt John Rack i Patricia Reaves Tom Reiner Jackie Rife Linda Rose Mike Ross Pamela Sandbak Kenneth Sanner Beverly Schaff Max Schaff Steve Simondi Glenda Smith Larry Smith Terri a Steen Peter Tully Theresa Turley Delores Webby Nancy Wolt Jimmy Turner ssvemh WAD? Joann Adolph Rickey Adolph Allen Alt Tom Ask Jeri Bartow 92 Dean Bird Steven Blazina Laveme Breeding Beth Brewer Mike Brown Diana Brychta Albert Carlson Duane Carter Jan Davis Beverly Dickerson Martin Dickerson Curtis Egge James Farnum Rita Feiock Francis Fink Cheryl Geisler Larry Gilbert Mike Greener Patty Griffith Maebeth Hague Melvin Hanley Rita Hansen Anita Heron Eva Hledik Jeff Holliday Wayne Kombol James Kovarik Joseph Larsen Viola Light Debra Lutton 93 Charolottc Matthews Richard Mikkelson Rodney Mikkelson Fred Nelson Steven Pfister John Pratt Antonette Preshern Susan Raths Donna Rice Saralynn Robbins Elaine Robertson Jim Rodeghiero Chuck Romick Ronna Romick Joseph Ruby Rosalind Schaff Cheri Snider Susan Stephenson Gloria Swanson Francis Trudeau Mary Turley Susan VanDyke Douglas Vescovi Larry Vicars Kenney Vranish Steven Waller Terry Watkins Matt Winkler Lynn Wise 94 zms vjezoKjous em...