Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

I Sanopomt hugh School Coat of anms SHIELD Upper quartering bend wavy, significant of Lake Pend Oreille Three lamps, symbolizing knowledge, represent Bonner County Lower quartering a great seal of the state of Idaho CREST Bulldog proper, the school mascot RIBBON Boldly proclaiming the school's name--Sandpoint High School The Senior Class is proud to present the school's newly adopted coat of arms and the heraldry of our 1962-'63 school year. Senior High School Sandpoint, Idaho 1963 CMGHOAI2 August 28 Opening Day September 1 First Home Football Game October 11-12 ITED Tests 26 Homecoming 27 Miss Sandpoint Contest November 10 Leohono Carnival 24 Senior Ball 30 All-School Play The Christmas Program highlights our winter activities. April May 3-5 Spring Vacation 11 Drill Team Show 10 Awards Assembly 17 Class Day 26 Baccalaureate 27 GRADUATION SENIORS, YOU MADE IT! December January February March Fall brings us noon basketball and O1ie's Raiders. 1 First Home Basketball Game 4 Betty Crocker Test 21 Christmas Program 31 All-School Band Clinic 27 2 Class AAA Tournament 8 Merit Tests 14 National Math Test 19 National Latin Test 22 Senior Play National tests damper students' spring fever. llmst Gays Eager Q?j students listen to rules and regulations of school at first- day assembly. A K 1 with 4 ffm! ,mixes 'wa 'fills 2' ls' 'Ki' hz Welcome to '62-'63! Any resemblance to Donald Duck is purely coincidental on the part of Wanda Lockwood and Dick Olson. On August 29, 1962, first day of school, sophomores storm the halls searching for lockers and rooms. R L ' iq IZ W. , . ,W fi L H X - . 'bl i., ,. S ,Mc f f E 3 tame of Contents A0mlnlStI2AtlOn PAGE 5 Oun leaoens PAGE 11 Classes PAGE17 ORGANIZATIONS PAGE 46 ACIIVIKIGS PAGE59 Athl6tlCS PAGE74 un Aomlnlstnatlon no faculty wage tuoents towano lohen Goals With such cooperation as shown by Mr. Sodorff, our principal, and Mr. Ruen, our school board president, great history is sure to be recorded. At times 'tis true the path looked dim, And we with just amaze Were doubtful if this year would mark The end of our school days. 'Tis here our teachers showed their skill For with each urge and prod They guided us along the path Which led to wonders broad. JACK JONES The administrator of our large school district needs to be a versatile man. MIKE LAMANNA Assistant Supervisor SCHOOL BOARD Problems-W ? They must have them, but they give us a smooth- running school. Back: Mr. V. A. Verhei, Mr. Fielding Poirier, Jr. , Mr. Vernon Ruen, Chairmang Mr. Jack Jones, administrator. Front: Mr. Joe Murray, Dr. J. P. Munson, and Mr. Charles Selle, clerk. DICK SODORFF Our principal manages the school with tact and proficiency. they make Oun yean One to B6 Rememlseneo with Dmoe ,YI . .1 X IRIS HAMMONS BUD NACCARATO Assistant Supervisor Transportation Director RICHARD ANDERSON Football players aren't the only ones who break their legs. Chemistry, Leohono, Chess Club LAWRENCE COOK Practice makes perfect. Music -ggi' Oun teachens Dnoo, Cajole, Ano hanass Us into makmq A Qecono to BG pnouo of New teacher, Jerry Partridge, starts teaching at Senior High under a handicap. Waiting for the new addition to be finished, classes meet in the cafeteria. ANN BRUNSELL Procrastination is the thief of time. Trig. , Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Sophomore Class Jr. Red Cross, Math Club What read Librarian, Jr. Class you mean, Do I 9 vv . 0? 4 5 -' 41 ,-5 1 1 - PAUL CROY IMOGENE DAVIS DEAN FREDLUND Absent-Minded, but oh, so Practice is the best of all I begin to smell a rat. sweet. instructors. Biology, Sophomore Class, Guidance, Creative Writing, Shorthand, Office Training, FTA Jr. Class Commercial Club if .J I ftgjlwlif wwe RAYMOND GAPP 'Ifyping is the key to suc- cess. Typing, Bookkeeping PATRICK KAUFMAN Strong minds are equal only to strong bodies. American Government, Ath- letics , S Club. 'Y I 'V C QA NICK HAIGHT There is a history in all men's lives. U. S. History, Senior Class ROBERT HAMILTON What did you say Cedar Post was? English, Journalism, Cedar Q , .- ag- -2-.im y u . , 5. 3 f - 1. ,M y W .. QW. 'M ' 1-if wig-Sv'v'-1t1mffWQ:g.w. -of . ff' l fu J. , .7 .1 . , fa . ,WM ., v PY A x J W A L if FRANCELLA LININGER A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Art, Art Club, Girls League MERLE HOUGHTON A soft answer turneth away wrath. Speech, English, Speech Club. nv FRANCIS MCDONNELL Nine feet tall with his feet in the hall. Athletics, S Club ns- A K . ,....,,, ,.,.., . . ,.,, I-,. C LILA OLIASON MARY PARKER !I ARTRlDGE Work makes merry with mirth. She's sweet and loveable. W . S ' me. General Science, English, Pep English, Senior Class, W ld ,Q merican Club, mm Team FTA Govefnmen S, S Club I I . 8 MMR -xi l J, ' PHELPS CAROL PIETSCH GLEN PUTERBAUGH MARIAN RUYLE Our indispensable source Unquiet meals make ill You out wood, not fingers, Rome was not built in a L of inspiration. digestions. With 9- SHW- Latin, Orchestra, Pep b English, Monticola Home-Ec. , Social Living, Vocational-Ag. , FFA FHA ' i ff-wfxfjfg It M -l'-,, I , ' i 'i i 4, iii, W e .. - F e .. X w is N , It t -gif 1 -,'-' 1 CLAIRE SODORFF BILL STRALEY PAT THALENHORST Very Sweet and always . . . and that type of What's wrong with hanging kind- thing. from the balcony! English, Guidance, Girls Bus. Math, pre-Chem, , Bookkeeping, Typing, League Physics, Leohono Leohono ' ia', , 'ai, 1 r ,,,- g i','-, J I -, X 5 J sril l i sk, r i - gi, kfsil we-We f i s V lli, 'ff' LARRY THOMPSON EVA WHITEHEAD Langue-Ee! What L-aHE'l1ege7 Who said this school hasn't FI'eI1Ch, Spanish, UFLC any activities? Geometry' Algebra' FMC' ' Coach McDonnell takes a breather. Math Club, Activities Com- mittee 9 'IO G' Mrs. Pat Strohmaier is flanked by the members of her party-Patty Parkins, Alice Carter, Wanda Lockwood, Sadie Thompson, Judi Schedler, Susie Beebe, Marilyn Brown, and JoAnn Derr. All work and no primping makes Karen How can Mr. Paul Croy, Dean of Boys', fail to Fredstrom, Kay Kiebert, JoAnn Sedar, stay neat with his groomers always in attendance and Carla Peterson dull girls! They do His dependable helpers are Nancy Smith, Sally work, however, assisting Mrs. Davis, Nancy Nelson, and Vonnie Price. Judie Sodorff, Dean of Girls. Hagadone is not pictured. Sir Don Baldwin, chief scroll keeper, poses with his loyal helpers -- Florence VanDenBerg, Maxeen Lane, Carol Delcomte, Deloris Snedden, Karen Evans, Dorothy Vergote, Ruth Walker, Lucinda Maurer, Darlene Schell, and Gerry Delano. Q..-my to 8 Oun leaoens lleel themes nothing like the powerz of A woman Throughout the year our class was led By those we chose to be, The ones to guide us toward our goals, And youthful victories . During our school years, our inspired leaders break trails for others to follow. While passing years shall cause their names From memory to fade, Still stands the record of their deed, Upon this printed page. Stubenli Booy OIZIIICGQS SCAR ICO Success The knights of old rode chargers bold to win their maidens fair, but modern automation put our leaders in the air. L? , f zufiiaiiigsimffllie ?5sx455fgv,w fffsf- 1 f:fie2::a'2J3jugg5fffaff - - A f new arm ., 5 .rn , . ' '37 .ffl Ilf5f?2W , re?Sif?ffif22xe:fffw 1,,.. 1.'tgA f pt- W -- lr. .. WTVJN A- President ...... . . . . . . . . Val Millard Vice President. . . . . Mel Burnett Secretary-Treasurer . . Sharon Palmer '-ww...-f- ' X, FIRST SEMESTER MEMBERS, STANDING: Val Tony Roget, David Parsons, Darrel Mooney, Millard, president, Mr. Sodorff, adviser, Les Bruce Lines, Dana Smith, Carole Brown, Miriam Waggoner, Dale Widel, Mike Thompson, Dick Marks, Karen Arndt, Judi Hagadone, Laurelie Curtis, Steve Strecker, Mike Parkins. SEATED: Linscott, Pat Nikkola, Marsha McComas, Grace Mel Burnett, vice-president, Dale Van Stone, Nordgaarden, Carla Peterson, Sharon Palmer, secretary-treasurer. QUI2 SIIUOGDIZ BOOV OIIIIICGRS ADO COUFICII ITIGITIBGQS ARG U16 Gneatest SECOND SEMESTER MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: president. THIRD ROW: Sharon Palmer, sec- Miriam Buck, Jim Miller, Mike Thompson, Mel retary-treasurerg Carla Peterson, Sandra Kindt, Burnett, vice-president, Steve Strecker, Bob Grace Nordgaarden, Pat Nikkola, Marsha Evans. SECOND ROW: Darrel Mooney, Bruce McComas, Dana Smith, Laurelie Linscott, Sandra Lines, Tony Roget, Les Waggoner, Pat Nesbitt, Wilkinson, Karen Arndt, Ellen Roos. George Bramall, Dick Niebuhr, Val Millard, 4 ACUVIIIIGS COHITTIIIIIZGG STANDING: Dawn Ward, Sydney Cramer, Chuck JoAnn Rogers, Carol White. SEATED: Carla Holt, Marvin Eng, Rita Kiebert, Marilyn Peterson, activities secretaryg Val Millard, McKenney, Laura Delemarter, Robin Melior, presidentg Ruth Walker, Judy Baldwin. IO Beano FRONT: Mel Burnett, vice-president, Carol SECOND ROW: Ken Hall, Robert Yager, Lee Ames, secretary. FIRST ROW: Dave Dillon, Burnett, Miriam Buck, Steve Verwolf. THIRD Diana Hawkins, Laura Delemarter, Judy Rusk. ROW: Dick Parsons, Jim Neer, Marilyn Brown. Qmls Statelzs Go to Calowell Under the sponsorship of the American Legion Auxiliary, the Staters gained invaluable experience in government - - and fun. Left to right are DELEGATES- - DeeDee Blumhagen, Judi Schedler, Joy Vallieres, and Eileen Hedlund. ALTERNATES are Kay Keibert, Wanda Lockwood, Diana Hawkins, and Nancy Eakin. Q . - Q iw BOYS Statens VISIT BOISG The American Legion makes actual law-making technique available to the Boy Staters. Left to right are DELEGATES- - Marvin Eng, Darrel Mooney, and Val Millard. ALTERNATES are Tony Roget, Dick Parsons, and Steve Keiski. The VETERANS DAY ASSEMBLY featured Girl and Boy State del- egates telling of their trip to south- ern Idaho. Wendle Bergman gave the invocation. Kellogg effigy is sentenced to trial by fire during Homecoming activ- ities. Students turn out for mass pep rally before Homecoming game with Kellogg. A calm exterior belies the inner turmoil in the locker room before Homecoming game. Queen Sadie, accompanied by her attendants, beams upon her subjects after cor- onation. Senlons, Jumons, Sophomones All Gxtol them Skllls Students blaze various trails as they climb up- ward and onward to reach their goals. So great amount of time was spent Within our classrooms walled, That finally at the close of school We truly were appalled. We felt at last that we were through Our learning now was done, But We awoke to realize There's learning too through fun. Classes Choose them Offleens wisely SENIOR OFFICERS receive congratulations from Prin- cipal Dick Sodorff. President DARREL MOONEY Vice-President PAT NESBITT Secretary-Treasurer SADIE THOMPSON ,,,,.,,....wev4' JUNIOR OFFICERS SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President .... . .MARSHA MCCOMAS President .... . . . KAREN ARNDT Vice-President. . . . .JAY MILLER Vice-President. . . . . . KIP PHELPS Secretary. . . .JUDY SHOEMAKER Secretary. . . . . .JANICE SLETTE Semons leave them helzalony of Achievement DARREL MOONEY President A.n easy-going, good-natured guy who leads our class on from Senior High. ID Boardg Boys' Stateg Jr. Red Crossg Student Council 2,45 Leohono 3, 45 Jr. and Sr. Ways and Means5 Math Club5 Bibliophiles Aim: To live until I die. PATRICK NEAL NESBITT Vice President She surely does move fast. . . my car, that is! FTA 2, 3, 45 Parliamentarian and Reporter5 Sr. Ways and Means Aim: To maintain an accelerating forward motion in everything I attempt. SADIE THOMPSON Secretary She's as sweet and kind as she can be, so natural and full of amiability. ID Board 25 Monticola5 Office 2,45 Girls' League Rep. 2,45 Leohono Queen 35 Pep Club 2, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 45 Drill Team 2, 3, 4 Aim: Inter Nos. PATRICIA DALE ABBOTT There is a time for everything--even a little fun! Pep Club 45 Commercial Club 45 UFLC 45 FHA 45 Sr. Ways and Means5 Girls' League 45 FMC 4 Aim: To get the best man out of what life has to offer. DOROTHY AHNER Hey, where are the boys? Girls' League 2,3,45 Sr. Ways and Meansg Drill Team 4 Aim: To break Frostie and the gang of their bad habits. NADINE ANDERTON For great is truth, and it shall prevail. Marching, Concert Band, Choir 2, 45 Leohono 3, 4 Aim: Live life to its fullest. ALLEN ARNDT 'You'd be surprised what goes on in his mind! Track 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Aim: To make an elephant of a fly. JEAN BANGART I have a rendezvous with the future. Marching, Concert, Pep, and Dance Band 2, 3, 45 FTA 25 Orchestra 3, 45 Speech Club 45 Math Club 3,45 All School Play 45 Sr. Ways and Means5 Debate 4 Aim: To live a life that is pleasing to God and man. LOIS MARLENE BARNEY Sincerity, truth, and friendliness make the marks of a true friend. Commercial Club 45 Speech Club 25 Girls' League 2,3,45 Sr. Ways and Meansg FTA 2 Aim: To love life, the things around me. in BOB BARNHART After all, there is but one race--humanity. Speech Club Aim: To tell others of the salvation that is in Christ. JUDY LORACE BAUGH Warm-hearted friendliness is her song. All-school play 2, student director: Speech Club 2, 3, 45 Social Promoter 4, Thespians 3,4, Sec. 45 Drill Team 2,3,45 Biblio- philes 45 FTA 2,35 FHA Treas. 25 Girls' League 2,3,45 Choir 2, 3,4, Vice Pres. 3, Madrigal 4, All-State 35 Orchestra, March- ing Band, Concert Band 45 Ways and Means Committee 3, 45 Leohono 3, 4 Aim: To hold the world on a string while I'm sitting on a rainbow SHERYL SUE BEEBE Bright and cheerful as can beg laughter is such a necessity. Pep Club 2,3,45 FTA 3, Officer 45 UFLC 35 Speech Club 35 Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Aim: To be a secretary in a BB factory and be the biggest shot ever fired! DENNIS BENDA To do a great right, do a little wrong! Aim: To see all of us idiots graduate. ROBERT KEITH BENNET In this world of mine, hap as it hap will. Aim: Guess l'll join the Navy. WENDLE Q. BERGMAN Be so true to thyself that you won't appear false to others. Band 2, 3: Pep band 2, 3g Orchestra 2 Aim: Go ye into all the world, and preach the Gospel to the whole creation. ---Mark 16:15 DEANNA BEYER Rich in deep hymns of gratitude. Transfer from Michigan Aim: Go to a business school back East. TERRI ANN BLOXOM Much to be loved and sought after. Cheerleader 3, 45 Girls' League 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FMC 2, 3, Sec. 45 Cedar Post 45 FJA 45 Ways and Means 3,4 Aim: Bill knows! California, here Jo Ann and I come. DEVRYN QDEE DEEJ BLUMHAGEN To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. Speech Club 2, Vice Pres. 45 Debate 2,3,45 State Championship Debater 3g Declamation 2, 3, 45 Girls' State 35 Thespians 2, Vice Pres. 3, Scribe 45 National Forensic League 3,45 All-School Play 2,3, Director 4: Spring Playg Sr. Class Play, Monticola, Co-editor, Girls' League, 2,3,45 Jr. Class Sec. , Leohono 3,45 Drill Team 2, 3g Student Council 25 Ways and Means 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Bibliophiles 4 Aim: I hope that in all I do, it will be my best so that I may help others achieve happiness and peace. MARY BOLING The daintiest lass, to make the world so pleasant. Pep Club 3,45 Girls' League 3,45 Drill Team 45 FTA 45 Queen of Senior Ball Aim: To always live with a smile in my heart. ll JANICE BOWLBY A gentle-minded soul, kind and considerate. Commercial Club 3,45 Bibliophiles 45 Kitchen: Girls' League Aim: To help whomever I can. MARY ANN BRADETICH A fair young girl with dark auburn hair. Band 2 , 3 Aim: To lead a happy life with you-know-who. RON BRICKER The difficulty in life is the choice. Aim: To find an aim in life. RODNEY EDWARD BRISTOW A friendly smile and curly hair will get you anywhere. FFA, President 4 Aim: To live a well-lived life. STANLEY E. BRIXEN Since time began, a well-dressed man has caught the eye of every woman. Marching Band: Pep Band, Concert Band5 Orchestra 2, 3, 4 Aim: To be an electrical engineer. CAROLE JEAN BROWN The more she gives to others, the more she has for herself. Commercial Club 4g Bibliophiles 45 Girls' League 2,3, 4 Aim: 155 South 12th Street, San Jose, California . MARILYN SANDRA BROWN Merrily we roll along, along the paths of bliss. Cheerleader 3,45 FMC 2,3, Vice Pres. 45 FTA 2, 35 Girls' League 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4g Bibliophiles 45 Jr. Red Cross 25 Ways and Means Committee 3,4 Aim: If everyone succeeded in being somebody, there wouldn 't be anyone to succeed in being nobody: so---it's up to you know who. GERRY BUCK P0ssessing a gentle heart, full of goodness and love. Pep Club 3,45 Girls' League 2,3,45 Jr. Red Cross 4, Vice Pres. 35 Ways and Means 45 King and Queen Ball Attendant. Aim: To be Les' private secretary and treasurer of his million. MELVIN C. BURNETT We praise those who love their fellowmen. Choir, Vice Pres. 2, Pres. 3,45 Jr. Class Pres.: ID Board Alt. 5 St. Body Vice Pres. 45 Sports 2,3,45 A11-School Play 2 Aim: To pick bananas in Oden in the year '67 . KATHY CANTRELL Imagination is the air of the mind. Chess 2,3,45 Speech 35 Girls' League 2,3,45 FJA 45 Bibliophiles 45 UFLC 2 , 3, 4 Aim: To visit South America. 'H HAROLD WILLIAM QBILLJ CLARK It is better not to know so much than to know so many things that ain't so. Aim: Try to go straight after I get out. VINCENT COLEMAN Still water runs deep. Football 2, 35 Track 25 Wrestling 2 Aim: To succeed. DIANA JEAN CONVERSE The fate of destiny is awaiting her arrival. Leohono 3,45 Commercial Club 3, Seo. 45 FHA Historian 2, Vice Pres. 35 Girls' League 2,3,4g Bibliophiles 45 FTA 45 Sr. Ways and Means Aim: To twist my way to Cd'A. LARRY ROBERT COON It matters not how long you live, but how well. FFA 2 , 3, 4 Aim: To be a rancher: BOB COONS And I have lived, loved, and found happiness. S Club 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Football 2, 3, 4 Aim: A certain girl---What Else? DOUG COPLEY That happy-go-steady look. FJA 3 , 4 Aim: To graduate from college and be successful. SHEILA ANN COUSINS All things should be done decently and in order. FTA 2,3,45 FHA 2,45 Pep Club 2,3,4g UFLC 3,45 Choir 25 Ways and Means 3,4 Aim: To become a teacher. SID CUNNINGHAM Handsome is as handsome does, but it saves a lot of trouble to be good-looking. FFA 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 Aim: To be a success. JIM DAHL They're running out of halos my size. Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 35 Track 2, 3, 4: Basketball 25 S Club 3,45 Sr. Ways and Means5 Eng's Raiders Aim: To think of the right thing to say when something happens and not two hours later. CAROL DELCOMTE She who strives high will rise to the highest places. Commercial Club: FHA Aim: To brighten the lives of those around me. DENNIS DE MIINTER Yep! I'm a senior this year--maybe next year too ! Aim: To be a good human to every human being. TERRY DE MERS It's better to be small and shine than large and cast a shadow. Football 3,4 Aim: To live like a king. JANNIE DIEHL She walks - a girl of purpose and good cheer - down life's path. Leohono 3,4: Pep Club 3,4g Bibliophiles 3,45 Choir 2, Sr. Ways and Means: Girls' League 2,3,4: FTA 2, Soc. Chairman 3, Pres- ident 4: Math Club 4 Aim: To do a good deed each day. NANCY EAKIN By her wit she redoubleth joys and cutteth sorrows in half. Pep Club 2,3,4: Leohono 3,4, Sec. 4: Jr. Red Cross 2: Ways and Means 3,4: Girls' League 2,3,4: Bibliophiles 4: Monticola Aim: To find my goal and fulfill it to the best of my ability. ROGER EDWARDS Always ready for work and play--preferably play! FFA 2 , 3 Aim: To persuade Jim Kirkham to speak to girls -- to attend BYU -- to marry and lead a. rich and happy life. DOUG ELLI A reserved fellow but one of wise thoughts. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Football 2 , 3 Aim: To manage the Harlem Globe Trotters. MARVIN ENG A leader and an athlete, a gentleman from head to foot. Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3,4: Track 2,3, 4: Eng's Raiders 4, Basketball 3: S Club 3,4: Activities Committee 3,4: Student Council 2: Boys' State: Sophomore Class President Aim: Very straight -- deviation of 317. DONNA KAY FINDLAY To be honest, to be kind, this is what mankind is trying to find. Commercial Club 3: Choir 4 Aim: To look upon anything I do with a smile and an enlightened heart. JUDY KAY FOUTZ A heart with room for every joy. Pep Club 3,4: UFLC 3,43 Girls' League 2,3,4: FHA 4 Aim: To be a beautician. PAUL FREUDENTHAL I follow a path of least resistance. Football 3, 4: Wrestling 3, 4: Track: Math Club 4 Aim: To get through high school and college. ll DIANNE LOUISE GRAY Pleasant manner, kindly deeds, for this world and its needs. FTA 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Girls' League 2,3, 4: Speech 3,4: Leohono 3,4: Choir 3: Art Club, Pres. 4: Ways and Means 3,4: Bibliophiles 4g All-State Orchestra 3g All-School Play 4 Aim: The future holds the key. MARCIA MIRIAM HALE Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Concert Band, Orchestra, Pep Band, Marching Band 2,3, 43 Orchestra Libarian 4: Choir 2, 3, Librarian 4: Madrigal 4, Bibliophiles 2,3,4g FTA 2,3,4g Leohono 3,4: Debate 2: Girls' League 2,3,4g Speech 2,45 Sr. Ways and Means 4 Aim: To have a song for anyone, anywhere, anytime. STEPHANI ANN HARRIS A ray of sunshine in every word and deed. Pep Club 2: Girls' League 2,3,4: A Cappella Choir 3,45 Student Council 3,4 Aim: To become an anesthetist. DIANA DEE HAWKINS Action and enjoyment make the hours fly by. Leohono 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4: FTA 2,3,4g Bibliophiles 2,43 Drill Team 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Class Vice Pres. 9 Girls' State Alt. 3: ID Board 4, Ways and Means 3, 4: King and Queen Ball Candidate 2 Aim: Invent a thermostat for regulating the temperature of showers. LEONARD HAYES Every man is of importance to himself. Aim: Have the hottest jeep in the U. S. A. EILEEN HEDLUND Ambition is a stepping stone to all that's great and supreme. FTA 2,3, Treas. 4: Bibliophiles 3, Sec. 4: Girls' State 43 UN Pilgrimage 3: Girls' League 2,4, Class Rep. 3: Leohono 3,4: Pep Club 3: Orchestra 3,49 Sr. Ways and Means Aim: To Know! DON ALAN HIATT It's good to have a boy around who knows his heart up-side-down Aim: Her initials are B. K. BETH HIGLEY In her tongue is the law of kindness. Cafeteria 2, 3: Bibliophiles 4 Aim: Do the best in everything I do. LA VON KAY HIGLEY Happiness is the gift of appreciated friendship. Commercial Club 2,3, Treas. and Reporter 4: Girls' League 2 3,4: Debate 3: Speech Club 3: Sr. Ways and Means. Aim: To have those that know me be proud to know me. CHARLES HOLT What? You mean he hit the deck and flew away? ! Marching Band 2,3, 4: Orchestra 2,3, 4: Concert Band 2, 3,4: Plungers 2,3,4g FTA 4: Ways and Means 3,4 Aim: To go to college and be a teacher. LOUISE BLAINE HOLZEMER The first day of spring is one thing, and the first spring day is another. Aim: To succeed in life. MARION HOPKINS Sea shells are resounding the sound of love. Leohono 3g Girls' League 2,3,4 Aim: To land a certain fisherman. CATHRYN JEAN JACOBSON A.nyone as fresh as she, is as pretty as she can be. Choir 45 Secretary 33 Junior Red Cross 3g Girls' League 2,3,4 Aim: To do the twist with Chubby Checkers on that non-stop airplane to Bonners. CHUCK JAY A friendly, witty kind of soul, a girl and a car make up his goal. Eng's Raiders 2,3,4g Student Council 35 Sr. Ways and Means Aim: To help Pontiacs keep their ever-winning monopoly at the Daytona Stock car races. LESTER WAYNE JOHNSON No man ever grew rich all at once. Aim: Be a rich bachelor. MARY KATHLEEN JONES Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. Marching Band 2,3,4g Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3,43 All-State Orchestra 3: Leohono 3, 4 Aim: A scholarship, college, and physical therapy. KAREN JEAN KALAR A grateful person who tries to make the lives of others happier. Commercial Club 43 Choir 4g Girls' League 2,3,4 Aim: To live a long and happy life with the one I love. STEPHEN S. KEISK1 'Nothing succeeds like success. Bibliophiles 2,3, 4g FTA 45 Leohono 3,4g Math Club 3,4g Chess Club 2, 39 Boys' State Alternate, Senior Ways and Means Aim: To make an exciting experience of life and science. MARY JEAN KENNEY The soul of sweet delight can never be surpassed. Commercial Club 3, 4, Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Aim: To make as many people happy as possible. KAY DIANE V. KIEBERT Vivacious, a queen, she rates with us-the very supreme. Girls' League 2,3,4g Vice President 3, President 45 Tri State Delegate 2,3g Pep Club 2,3,4g Mascot 3g FTA 2,3,4g FJA 4, Vice President 43 Student Council 2, Ways and Means 3, 4g Bibliophiles 4, Cedar Post 43 Office 3, 45 Girls' State Alternate 3 Aim: Pam andl know! Do you? ,Awww vw iffi.,,.u..itq, .,.,fi.k5i,lg,fyig-a.p?s,ge,gwfaglftff f,-- Q. WW .V fl fx . is 1 it 1. ,X e X , if BQ kill ,E 'L it 25 ' S .ef .. -. !'!45 Q 1. , Mb? A Qin...-vo ,.,, , 'S .e1 ,,. x..,.'-- M 1-, , ,Q gr -Ji Q W If N.,- x F, 3 L x xi SANDRA JO-ANNE KINDT With a smile on her lips and a twinkle in her eyes. Leohono 3, 4: Bibliophiles 3,45 Girls League 2, 3, 4: Speech Club 3,45 UFLC 2, 3, 49 Sr. Ways and Means. Aim: Live slow, love soft, die old, and still leave a beautiful mem ory. DALE KITT A man after his own heart- -but happier when girls are after it. Transfer from Harrington, Washington. Aim: To serve my country in engineering or medicine. WAYNE KNOX Sly and slightly shy, we all admit that he's our guy. Sr. Ways and Meansg FMC 4, UFLC 4. Aim: To take over Dad's job of counting money at Fort Knox. PATRICIA LYNN LA FORE There are bonds of friendship in this world of ours. FHA 2, Reporter 3, Vice President 45 Commercial Club 3, Vice Pres- ident 4g Student Council 2, 3, Twirler 4: Bibliophiles 4g Girls League 4. Aim: See the USA in His Red Chevrolet. DIANE DONZELLA LA PRATH Bubbling over with sheer delight! Orchestra 2, All-State 3, Librarian 49 Girls League 2, 3, 45 Chess Club 2, Leohono 3, 4g Bibliophiles 45 Choir 4g Madrigal Choir 45 Sr. Ways and Means. Aim: To be the founder of six little presidents. TRUDE LU LEMMON She can be made to smile at anything. UFLC 3, 4: Choir 3,4. Aim: To join the Coast Guard and see the world. JIM LENIGER The ideal of courtesy and wit, friendly and sincere. Foot- ball 2,3,4g Wrestling 2, 33 S Club 3,4g Track 2, 3: ID Board 3. Aim: To be another Frankie Albert. DAN LEWIS All great men are dying: I don't feel so well myself at the mom- ent! Basketball'2, 3,45 Track 2,49 S Club 3,4. Aim: To get my degree from college and then play on the pro golf tour. cuss the intricacies of travel- ing to Venus! Mrs. Brunsell and her boys dis- WANDA LOCKWOOD A pleasing personality, she always finds time for fun. Speech Club 2, 3,43 Thespians, Sec. 3, Pres. 43 UFLC 2, 3,43 Debate 2, 33 All-School Play 2, 3,4Q National Forensic League 3,42 Girls State Alt. 33 Leohono 3,43Bibliophiles 4g Commercial Club 43 Office 3, 43 Ways and Means 43 Declamation 2, 3. Aim: To marry a rich, handsome intern and live in a mansion overlooking the bay, on a hill, in San Francisco. KAREN ELAINE LUNDBLAD Born with a gift of laughter and a soul of pleasure. Pep Club 2, 33 Bibliophiles 4g Jr. Red Cross 2, 4g FMC 43 Monticola 43 Student Council 23 Girls League 2, 3, 4g Leohono 3,43 Ways and Means 3,4. Aim: To examine life's propositions, and to select the most re- warding. WINIFRED MAC DONALD Quiet sometimes, and so quiet other times, but always with a smile. Commercial Club 3, 4- Aim: To get a job and do my best at it. MARIAM MARKS Enjoy the present hour, be thankful for the future. Student Council 43 Debate 33 Speech Club 3g FHA 23 Commercial Club 3,43 Girls League 2,3, 43 Choir 3. Aim: Make wise use of my time. MARILYN MAURER Sweet and nice as can be, her smile is so nice to see. FHA Aim: To solve each day as it comes and not worry about the following ones. VAL MILLARD Abundant in talent and smart in his ways. Student Council, Pres, 49 Boys State De1egate3 Leohono, Activities Committeeg Sr. Ways and Meansg Band 2, 3, 4. Aim: Suze and security. Z Modern history books replace scrolls of old in Mr. Haight's history class. +2 A . , wr wiki 'Wt' nl MAVA LOUISE MILLER She has a helping hand and a friendly smile. FHA 2, 35 Girls League 2, 3, 4. Aim: Only three people know my future. LAURAINE MORGAN Sweet-looking and neat-looking, a girl of many dreams. Com- mercial Club 45 Cafeteria 35 Bibliophiles 4. Aim: If all else fails, to follow instructions! NANCY NELSON Look into her eyes and you'll see an innocent angel5 Look a little longer and you'1l see a little devil! Pep Club 2, 3, Jr. Rep. 45 FTA 2, 3, Parliamentarian 45 Math Club 35 Sec 45 Bibliophiles 3, Vice Pres. 45 Ways and Means 3,45 Jr. Red Cross, Sec. 45 Mont- icola 45 Office 45 UFLA 25 Leohono 3,45 Girls League 2, 3, 4. Aim: To be a little bit nicer to everyone--even Eak! JUDY NETTLETON To be what we are, to become what we are becoming, is the optimistic pattern of life. Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Pfp Club 2, 3,45 Girls League 2, 3, 45 FTA 2, 35 Bibliophiles 45 Girls Basketball 45 Ways and Means 3, 4. Aim: To myself be true, for then I can not be false to anyone. DAVID NEWTON His humor may be undefined, but it's quite enough to suit our minds. Football 2, 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Track 2, 3, 45 S Club 2, 3,45 All-School Play 25 Plungers 3,45 Sr. Ways and Means. Aim: Straight, I hope! TOM NORDEEN Memory is the diary that we all carry around with us. Aim: Oh, Idon't know! SHARON O'DONNELL O'Dilly, Dill, she's a spark of much good-will! Pep Club 2, 35 Social Promoter 45 Girls League, Social Promoter 3, Sec. 45 FJA 2, 35 Cedar Post 2, 35 Jr. Red Cross 45 Pete's Plungers 4. Aim: Arizona with all those rich millionaires, here I come! RICH OLSON Some are wise, and otherwise he's wise! Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 35 Track 2, 35 S Club 3,4. Aim: To die of old age. SHARON KAY PALMER A girl of wisdom, a girl of fun, she is also a friendly one. FMC 25 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 3, 45 Friendliest Girl 2, 3, 45 Sr. Ball Princess 45 Lelhono 3,45 Girls League 2, 35 Social Promoter 45 Student Body Sec. 4: Monticola. ' Aim: To drive a big red fire engine and blow the siren. SHARON MARIZ PARKER Sweet and lovely, with a bit of mischief in her eyes. Transfer from Coeur d'Alene 35 Girls League 3, 45 Sr. Ways and Means5 UFLC 45 Commercial Club 4. Aim: To own the first non-stop daily flight to Bonners Ferry. PATRICIA LYNN PARKINS Life is even more exciting than potato chips. Drill Team 2, 3, Capt. 45 Pep Club 25 Social Promoter 3, Pres. 45 Activities Committee 25 I.D. Board Sec. 35 Homecoming Princess 45 Student Council 2, 35 FMC 2, Rep.-Historian 35 Girls League 2, 3, 45 Sr. Ways and Meansg Office 3,45 Cedar Post 3,4. Aim: To live, live, live until I die! MARJORIE QMARGEJ PARSON The world's a bubble, so why not try to bust it? UFLC 2, 3,45 Band 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Girls League 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 FHA 45 Bibliophiles 45 Sr. Ways and Means. Aim: Anchors Away- - -Aloha. RICHARD JERRY PARSONS All around, he's been found to be the tops from sky to ground. Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Eng's Raiders 3,45 S Club 3, Sec. 45 Leohono 3, Pres. 45 Math Club 3, Pres. 45 Jr. Red Cross Sec 35 Boys State Alt. 35 Student Council 25 Activities Committee Alt. 35 I. D. Board 4. Aim: To have 13 kids5 ll football players, 2 cheerleaders. KEN PAYNE A great fortune is a great slavery. Marching Band 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 35 All-State Band 35 Eng's Raiders 3, 4. Aim: To be a lip stretcher for a Ubangi Tribe. HAZEL ANN PERKS Everything happens to everybody sooner of later if there is time enough. Speech Club 2, 3, 45 Debate 2, 3, 45 FTA 25 Leohono 3, 45 Math Club 3,45 All-School Play 45Declamation 2, 45 Sr. Ways and Means. Aim: To make myself a successful citizen. PAUL F. PERRY A boy of genius makes few mistakes! Leohono 3, 45 Cedar Post 45 FJA 45 Sr. Ways and Means. Aim: Sure like to tell you all. CARLA JEAN PETERSON A sweet attractive kind of grace, which shines victoriously in her face. Homecoming Princess 45 Cheerleader 35 Drill Team 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Office 45 Activities Committee Sec. 2, 45 Student Council 3,45 FMC 2, Treas. 35 Girls League 2, 3,45 Ways and Means 3,45 Cedar Post 45 FJA 4. Aim: To eat, drink, and be merry. DIANA FAYE POELSTRA While we stop to think, we often lose our opportunity. Leohono 3,45 Math Club 3,45 Girls League 2, 3,45 FTA 25 All-School Play 4. Aim: To teach mathematics at Sandpoint Senior High. DOUG POMRANKEY Probalility is the very guide of life. Track 2, 3, 45 S Club 3,45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. Aim: To see all I'm able to see. JOHN PUCCI A gentleman always seems to prefer a Blonde. S Club 3, Pres. 45 Jr. Red Cross President 45 Activities Committee 2, 35 ID Board 35 Athletics 2, 35 Student Council 25 Friendliest boy 2, 3, 4. Aim: To be a fireman. ,qv- !!' Eli i A .f i 5 y , .1 W ,,L,,,y. . ,L' .Q 5. 1 . ,k,,L Q. to 'k Mg: iii . , fi i Brave knight Holt protects Lady Sherwood from the bear? ? ? WANDA LUCILLE RADIS Twas her thinking of others that made you think of her. Com- mercial Clubg Girls League 2, 3,4. Aim: To graduate from college. BERNADINE REYNOLDS Every joy is gain, and gain is gain, however small. Choir. Aim: To be beneficial in whatever I do. NICK RHOADS Nothing can exist without a cause. Speech Club 3. Aim: To graduate from college. ANTHONY J. ROGET Life and power are scattered in the beams of knowledge. Foot- ball 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Track 35 Sr. Ways and Meansg Leohono 3, Vice Pres. 45 Boys State Alt. 35 Bibliophiles 4. Aim: To be wealthy and famous. LINDA ROOS Love and joyful laughter make the world go around. Commer- cial Club Pres. 43 Speech Club Sec-Tres.5 Leohono 3,45 Sr. Ways and Meansg Declamation 2, 35 Debate 2, 35 All-School Play 2,45 Girls League 2, 3, 4. Aim: Get my PHT degree from the University of Idaho. QPutting Hubby Throughy ART ROSENBOOM He's known to be a little shy, but really he's full of wit six feet high. Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 35 Track 2, 3. Aim: To put a good paint job on Nesbitt's car. Karen Lundblad, DeeDee Blumhagen, and Kathy Cantrell -- three ladies fair? These three senior girls depicted Pershing at the Front in English class. KARYN ROSS The character of such a girl is one to be appreciated. Chess Club 25 UFLC 2, 3,45 speech Club 35 Bibliophiles 45 FTA 4, Girls League 45 Ways and Means 3,4. Aim: To get to England-one way or another. SHARON SANDS I'll laugh and sing and shake my foot. FMC 35 UFLC 35 Girls League 2, 3, 45 FHA 4. Aim: To keep up with the gang if that's possible. JUDI SCHEDLER She is a dream, desirable and lovely. FTA 2, 3, 45 Girls Lea- gue 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Leohono 3, 45 Cedar Post 2, editor 35 Ways and Means 3, 45 Monticola co- editor 45 Office 45 Leohono Queen 45 Quill and Scroll 35 FTA Program Chairman 35 Girls State5 Student Council 2. Aim: Spread smiles and laughter through out my world- includ- ing Hawaii and Europe. JOANN SEDA She's a sweet, little, lovin' doll! Drill Team 2, 35 Cheerleader 45 FMC 2, 3, Pres. 45 Student Council 25 Pep Club 2, 4, Sgt. at Arms 35 Ways and Means 3, 45 ID Board 25 Office 45 Girls Lea- gue 2, 3, 45 UFLC 45 Intramural basketball 4. Aim: California, here Terri and I come. Follow the roads of love, life, and laughter wherever they may lead me. MARLENE SHAVER She is made with enjoyment, and the world is full of things for her to enjoy. Pep Club 2, 3,45 Commercial Club 3,45 Art Club Sec. 45 Jr. Red Cross 35 FHA Reporter 45 Bibliophiles 45 Sr. Ways and Means. Aim: To get my Silver-Wings -PAA. GAIL RUTH SHERWOOD Women and elephants never forget. Speech Club 2, 35 Debate 2, 35 Declamation 2, 35 All-School Play 35 FMC 45 UFLC 35 Jr. Red Cross 25 Sr. Ways and Meansg Bibliophiles 45 Thespians 3, 4. Aim: Pilot the first non-stop daily plane from Sandpoint to Bonners. DELORES SHIRTS It is more blessed to give than to receive. 'Y FMC 35 Girls League 2, 3, 4. Aim: Serve God and do the right. DALE SHOEMAKER He's sure to be seen where fun and mischief beam. Football 2, 3, 45 Track, Wrestling 2,35 S Club 3, 45 Student Council 3. Aim: She won't let me tell. Physics students explore some new equipment. ,H - qu. yr 1 LORI SNEDDEN With a.n eager will to please and a heart to love, who could be luckier than she? FTA 2,4, Librarian 2, 3,49 Girls League 3, 49 Sr. Ways and Meansg Choir 43 Bibliophiles 4. Aim: Happiness and Dan and ou-r life. LANA KAY SOMMERFELD A gentle voice, a pleasant tongue, a smiling face for everyone. Marching, Pep, Concert, Dance Band 2, 3,49 Speech Club 29 UFLC 29 Commercial Club 49 Debate 29 Girls League 2, 3,49 Sr. Ways and Means: Band Librarian 3,4. Aim: He's 6'1 and a lot of fun! NORMA STEVENS The life to love is one whose plot is simple. Girls League 2, 3, 4. Aim: Go to Venice with Loopy! JO ANN JUDITI-I STUTZKE Wonderful discovery of a sweet, sweet smile. FMA 29 Pep Club 2, 3, 49 Sr. Ways and Means: Drill Team 3, 49 Bibliophilesg Girls League 2, 3, 4. Aim: To be his. TIM SULZLE What one day gives, another day takes. Aim: Four-speed, posi-traction, 409 powered lavendar '59 Chev- rolet. E1 Camino. WARREN SYTH There is something in the wind? ! ! Bird-watching. Aim: Get out of school. MARY LOUISE TEMPLE A pretty face, a lovely smile, radiance shines through all the whi1e. Leohono 3, 49 Math Club 3, 49 Sr. Ways and Meansg Girls League 2, 3, 4. Aim: Co-Pilot that flight to Bonners. LOU ELLA ANN THORNTON She has so much goodness even in her little finger. Speech Club 3,45 FMC 3,49 Leohono 3,4, FTA 49 All-School Play 4. Aim: To always love and respect my elders. CAROLYN DIANE TURINSKY She who knows how to learn knows very much. Speech Club 3, 4: Thespians 3, Vice -pres. 49 Orchestra 2, Pres. 3, 4g Concert Master 49 Chess Club 2, 39 All-School Play 3,49 A11-State Or- chestra 39 Girls League 2, 3,49 Ways and Means 4. Aim: To love every human being on this earth. CAROL JOY VALLIERES An abundant dose of common sense, good will, and unselfishness make a girl as sweet as she. Speech Club 2,4, Sec. 39 Bibli- ophiles 2, Sec. 3, Pres.49 FTA 3, Vice-Pres. 49 UFLC 2,4, Pres. 33 Band 2, 3,49 Leohono 3,4g Orchestra 2, 3, Vice-Pres.49 NFL Sec. 49 Debate 2, 39 Sr. Ways and MCRHSQ Girls State 3: Girls League 2, 3, 4. Aim: My aim's high, because there's plenty of room up in that big sky. DALE VAN STONE The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps cool. Student Council, Track 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 3,4. Aim: To have all the fun there is in life before I'm married. LES WAGGONER Happiness: a good cook, a good bank account, and a good place to hunt. Student Council 4, King and Queen's Ball attendant 3. Aim: To live to make a million and then live to spend it. GREG WALKER Work like a man, but don't be worked to death. S Club, Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2,4, Vice President 33 Activities Committeeg Ways and Means 3,43 ID Board President 3, Concert Band, UFLCg Debate Pres. 3, Speech Clubg All School Playg Plungers 2, 3,4. Aim: To be a football coach. PAMELA KAY WALKER A heart with room for every glad-tiding and friendship. Leo- hono Queen 2, FMC 2g ID Board 25 FJA 43 Pep Club 4g Sr. Ways and Means, Drill Team 4. Aim: To make his memory live forever, and Kay knows all the rest. Do you? GEORGE WALLACE One should not let things interfere with one's love life. Aim: Trade school. LARRY LEROY WELLS A fugitive from the law of averages. FFA 2, 3. Aim: To get married in the Temple and be an Air Force mechanic. WIN WEST Tal1, dark, and winsome, in fields of sports and fun. Football 2, 3,4g Basketball 2, 3,43 Track 23 S Club 3, 4, Aim: To play my bongos for Fats Domino. CAROL LEE WHITE Untold riches are possessed within her mind. Pep Club 2, 4, Treasurer 3, Girls League 2, 3,49 Ways and Means 3, 45 Drill Team 4g FTA 3,45 Bibliophiles 3,45 Librarian 39 Jr. Red Cross, Vice Pres. 4, Monticola 4. Aim: To prove that the tomorrows will be happier for everyone than the yesterdays. PATRICIA ANN WHITE More capable a girl could never be found, she equals her fair double. Jr. Red Cross 2g Girls League 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Ways and Means 3,45 Monticola 4, Leohono 3,4g Biblio- philes 3, 4. Aim: To remember that every right implies a responsibility, every opportunity, an obligation, every possession, a duty. CHET WHITNEY The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Basketball 2, 3. Aim: Go to college, talk little, listen much, make mistakes, try again, and keep an accurate little black book. fraud ,K I .i... I I 7 2 , . - -,Ez r a ff':.Z.5 , , MN? W3 A r ,il if-3 SUE WICKMAN Like sweet bells jingling, in tune and gentle. Pep Club 35 Girls League 45 Leohono 3,45 Bibliophiles 45 FTA 45 Sr. Ways and Means. Aim: To get through college without getting an F on an Eng- lish theme. DALE M. WIDEL The right way always seems to be the most reasonable. Aim: To make my second milliong I gave up on my first. SANDRA MADGE WILKINSON A lively girl full of mischievous pranks! FHA 3, 45 FMC 3, Treasurer 45 FTA 45 Bibliophiles 45 Girls League 2, 3,4. Aim: Stay alive until I die. TOM WILSON Good fortune comes well to all that it comes not late. Aim: To have Hayes teach me how to rod a four-wheel-drive Willys. LINDA RUTH CAMPBELL Good health and good sense are two of 1ife's greatest blessings. Transfer from Spokane, Washington Aim: To make my one wish come true. LEA LOUISE COOK A happy heart maketh a cheerful disposition. Transfer from Ephrata. Aim: To get what I want out of life. SENIORS NOT PICTURED MARK ARNOLD GEORGE BRAMALL CLIFF BREEDEN BOB DANIELS RAY OSMAN RANDALL PETERSON ROBERT RICKMAN Senior girls ftopj decorate the tree in Mrs. Brunsel1's trig class, andqbottomj senior boys add the final touch to the school Christmas tree. Gun yeams A13 S S On August 31, 1960, a swarm of un- certain sophomores entered the portals of Sandpoint Senior High. Hello Week was their first endeav- or, and the class elected Sharon Palmer and John Pucci as their friendliest couple. Chosen to lead the class throughout the year were Marvin Eng, president, Diana Hawkins, vice-presidentg and Pam Anderson, secretary-treasurer. As the days turned into weeks, the sophomores found no time for shyness in the whirl of activity in which they became involved. They became active members in various clubs, athletics, and student body affairs. With all of this activity came responsibility, and the sophomores marveled at the fact that SHS had been able to get along without them during the previous years. Sophomore can- didate, Pam Walker, was successful in being elected Leohono Queen during the annual Leohono Carnival. Marvin Eng and Diana Hawkins were chosen Girls' League King and Queen candidates from the class. Eileen Hedlund was chosen to go on the United Nations Youth Pilgrimage. With the help of their advisers, Mrs. Brunsell and Mr. McDonnell, the sophomores made it through their first year of high school. A year older and a bit wiser, they entered the halls of SHS as juniors with abounding confidence. Again Sharon Palmer and John Pucci were chosen as friendliest couple from the'class. Greg Walker was elected vice-president of the student body and presided over the ID Board during the year. Sadie Thompson was chosen Leohono Queeng this added a second-year victory to the accom- plishments of the class. Jerry Buck and Les Waggoner were chosen Girls' League King and Queen candidates. As juniors they were compelled to take a multitude of tests - ITED, PSAT, National Math, National Merit - which they found stimulating and challenging. The Christmas card sales were entered into with great enthusiasm, as were the ordering of the class rings. The juniors were guided through the year by Mel Burnett, president, John Pucci, vice-presidentg and Dee Dee Blumhagen, secretary treasurer. Mrs. Haight and Mr. Croy were class advisers. The beginning of another year brought 143 seniors closer to graduation. With a sudden jolt, they realized that the world awaited them as adults, not as children. Chosen to lead them through their final year in school were Darrel Mooney, presidentg Pat Nesbitt, vice-president, and Sadie Thompson, secretary-treasurer. Another group of senior students were involved in student gov- ernment. Val Millard, Mel Burnett, and Sharon Palmer presided over the school affairs as ASB president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer. Showing their friendliness for the third year, Sharon and John were again selected the friendliest couple during Hello Week festivities. Homecoming was highlighted by the crowning of Sadie Thompson, Homecoming Queen, with Patty Parkins and Carla Peterson, princesses. The class attained another third-year victory by electing their candidate, Judi Schedler, to be Leohono Queen. Darrel Mooney and Mary Boling were crowned King and Queen of the Senior Ball, Al Di La, with Sharon Palmer and Jolm Pucci, Diane Converse and Dale Kitt, attendants. The Senior Play The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis was a humorous sketch about teenagers. Richard Olson won the Hunt Trophy and Dick Parsons received the Jerry Kramer Award at the an- nual football banquet. 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Yvonne Smith Eileen Solomon Sheila Stevens Carol Sutton Buddy Tanner James Taylor Marie Tenney Mike Thompson Janis Thurlow Wanda Tilton Dorothy Vergote Larry Verhei Ruth Walker Doug Ward Gerald Walseth Lorraine Welch Jerry Wells Richard Miller Diana Williams Ted Wilson Donald Yaw Mike Gass Leona Shaver Nancy Shalz ,.,-.-1 Wlllh UGW SDIRIII , 'Qi K 15.51 -Q ,,-new iz, J, ,, 2- Q - fs.. wr iw 'W rim s- H if ,w Q Yanni - 7, Sophomones Stmve hrur 5 Mn ' ,, , li 2 ICO SURVIVG Dick Abromeit Doug Abromeit Ralph Alderman Bob Anderson Steve Anderton Rick Anthony Gayla Archer Fred Bair Andrea Balch Bob Bandy Edward Bangeman Eugene Barco. Terry Barney Duane Battien Dan Baugh Gene Baumgartner Frank Bennett Susan Bergstrom Terry Best Roberta Beuskens Dan Blood Phillip Bloom Phyllis Bloom Corinne Blumhagen Kathleen Brackney Bob Bramall Don Bricker Jim Brockway .gy Q A '..l ' rf. In my , v., Vx . 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T gee K - Xu -fi ' lv ' 222 t-T- T ' 0-T E 45 lime Onqamzatlon ls oevelopeo thnouqh Coopenatlon We left our mark upon the clubs To which we pledged our time With hopes that maybe with our help True harmony would chime. 'Twas fun to work and slave and toil To down our rivalry, But after competition closed We worked in unity. The organization and cooperation of our students are recorded not only in the classroom but also in other groups and in service to the school and to individuals. I leohono Honor Society members are tops in brains and citizenship. TOP ROW: Dee Dee Blumhagen, Diana Hawkins, Judi Schedler, Dianne Gray, Judy Baugh, Diana Williams, Pat Nikkola, Ann Thornton, Janie Diehl, Miss Thalenhorst, Adviserg Nancy Nelson, Diana Converse, Sharon Palmer, Sandra Kindt, Kathy Cantrell, Diane LaPrath. SECOND ROW: Sue Wickman, Marcia Hale, Eileen Hedlund, Joy Vallieres, Patsy White, Wanda Lockwood, Linda Roos, Norma Benda, Maxeen Lane, Anita Robinson, Diana Poelstra, Hazel Perks, Marie Bopp, Patty Poelstra. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Leninger, adviser, Mary Jones, Susie Beebe, Sydney Cramer, Mary Temple, Steve Keiski, Dick Parsons, pres- ident, Nancy Eakin, secretary, Tony Roget, vice-president, Darrell Mooney, Paul Perry, Val Millard, Jonalea Bouse, Karen Lundblad, Mr. Anderson, adviser. Susie Beebe, leading SHS gambler, runs the roulette Jonalea Bouse tells fortunes at table. the annual Leohono Carnival. Work, work, work, -- for some people! OYFfT7i Joy Vallieres is the high climber of the Carnival. Queen Judy and her escort, Darrel. JUNIOR Reo Crzoss Junior Red Cross carries on traditional Red Cross work. This year they contributed to the Bobby Perry Fund, and they distributed Christ- mas food baskets in the community. SEATED: Nancy Nelson, sec.g John Pucci, pres., Carol .4 ,Q L. ., ,ia . may White, vice-pres. STANDING: Karen Lundblad Cindy Maurer, Vicki Haight, Karen Nelson, Dennis Luckey, Raymond Holt, Mrs. Brunsell, adviserg Ted Strohrnaier, Sharon O'Donne1l, Jerry Buck, Andrea Balch, and Judy Turnbull. I:mC The organization of Future Medical Careers creates an interest for those concerned in future work in medicine. FRONT: Terri Bloxom, sec., JoAnn Sedar, pres., Margaret Forgey, Ann Thorton. BACK: Janet Eakin, Linda Bergstrom, Marilyn Brown, vice-pres., Sandra Wilkinson, treas.g and Miss Whitehead, adviser. ik 1 ,.. math CIUB Mrs. Ann Brunsell and Miss Eva Whitehead assist the members of Math Club in furthering their education in math. FIRST ROW: ffront to backj Nancy Nelson, secretary-treasurer, Darrel Mooney, Mary Temple, Jannie Diehl. SECOND ROW: Dick Parsons, presidentg Steve Keiski, vice-presidentg Leland Gray, Diana Williams, Paul Freudenthal, Nancy Eakin, Diana Poelstra. THIRD ROW: Hazel Perks, Kathy Cantrell, Jean Bangart, Keith Goulette, Larry Earl, Gerald Walseth. uflc Led by their able adviser, Mr. Larry Thompson, United For- eign Language Club develops greater interest in languages. SEATED FRONT: Judy Foutz and Bonnie Allen. STANDING FRONT: Karen Nelson, Sydney Cramer, presidentg Trude Lu Lemmon, Diana Williams. SEATED BACK: Pat Carter, Marilyn Buck, secretary, Mr. Thompson, Jim Taylor. STAND- ING BACK: Joy Vallieres, Donna Morris, Sandra Kindt, Kathy Cantrell, Pat Nikkola. DCD ClUB 6l1llV6l1S Oum School Signs! Ticket Takers! Decorators! What would we do without these peppy girls? FIRST ROW: Norma Benda, Maxeen Lane, Judi Hagadon, Sally O'Donnell, Judi Schedler, Judy Nettleton, Marily Brown, Judy Rusk, Laurelie Linscott. SECOND ROW: Sharon O'Donnell, Sharon Palmer, Nancy Nelson, Margaret Forgey, Patty Parkins, Grace Nordgaarden, Sadie Thompson, Carla Peterson, Alison Dreier. THIRD ROW: Judy Baldwin, Kay Kiebert, Judy Shoemaker, Sally Davis, Diana Hawkins, Jerry Buck, Jannie Diehl, Karen Nelson, Nancy Eakin, Susie Beebe, Patsy White, Carol White, Sheila Cousins. FOURTH ROW: Sheila Stevens, Karen Evans, Wendy Kenworthy, Jeane Crouse, JoAnn Sedar, Terri Bloxom, Susan Bergstrom, Susan Stark, Diana Williams, Corinne Blumhagen, Sharon Selberg, Karen Martin. FIFTH ROW: President ..... Vice President ...... SADIE THOMPSON Treasurer ..... GRACE NORDGAARDEN Mrs. Ruyle, adviser, Gail Kohler Karen Fredstrom, Janice Puzahanich, Lois George, Sharon Hanson, Marilyn Buck, Jane Crouse, Linda Bergstrom, Pam Walker, Mary Boling, Laura Delamarter, Nancy Caughey, Mrs. Oliason, adviser. SIXTH ROW: Pat LaFore, Marianne Brown, Charlene Yeakel, Ruth Ann Kiebert, JoAnn Rogers, Judy Turnbull, Kathy Sayers, Jonalea Bouse, Janice Slette, Ruth Walker, Eileen Solomon, Judy Foust, Kathy Schwin, Sherril Timblin, Karen Arndt. SEVENTH ROW: Pat Nikkola, Diana Converse, JoAnn Burr, Sherry Davis, Susan Hiatt, Leslie Oliver, Janet Eakin, Marilyn McKenney, Dana Smith, Carol Ames, Patty Poelstra, Bonnie Beauchamp, Anita Robinson, Carol Kramer, Linda Ponack, Sharon Shadel. . . PATTY PARKINS SBCl'9tEl.l'y ...... MARGARET FORGEY Social Promoter. . . SHARON O'DONNELL S ClUB S Club is composed of boys who have lettered in football, basketball, or track. The boys act as school patrols, and to help supple- ment their coffers, they sell pop on all occa- sions. FRONT ROW: Jim Near, Lyle Bergstrom, Dick Beyers, Doug Pomrankey, Jim Leniger, John Pucci, Dick Parsons, Royce McIntosh, Jim Dahl, Doug Ward, SECOND ROW: Coach Kaufman, Dan Lewis, Jim Bloxom, Greg Walker, Ken Hall, Robert Yager, Doug Pennington, Bob Evans, Coach Partridge. THIRD ROW: Dick Olson, Dale Shoemaker, Kevin Brown, Dave Dillon, Win West, Mike Bartelson, Marvin Eng, Bob Coons. FOURTH ROW: Art Chubb, David Newton, Art Rosenboom, Gary Mundy, Mike Rainey, Jay Miller, Paul Freudenthal, Sterling Collins, Steve Verwolf, Jim Miller, Tim Miller. OFFICERS President JOHN PUCCI Secretary DICK PARSONS Vice President JIM LENIGER Sergeant-At-Arms ROYCE MCINTOSH Ita Future teachers work to give scholorships to worthy FTA members. FRONT ROW: Susie Beebe, projects chairman, Marsha McComas, projects chairman, Joy Vallieres, vice pres- ident, Jannie Diehl, president, Diana Williams, secretary, Eileen Hedlund, treas- urer, Judi Schedler, program chairman. SECOND ROW: Eileen Solomon, Judy Shoemaker, social chairman, Nancy Nelson, parliamentariang Adviser Mr. Fredlund, Adviser Mrs. Parker, Pat Nesbitt, reporter, Sydney Cramer, historian, Karen Evans. BIBUODNIIGS Bibliophile Club members broaden their reading experiences. FRONT ROW: Nancy Nelson, vice president, Joy Vallieres, president, Adviser Mrs. Parker, Eileen Hedlund, secretary, SECOND ROW: Nancy Caughey, Marsha Hale, Patsy White, Sue Wickman, Linda Bergstrom, Diana Williams, Janice Slette, Diane LaPrath, Karen Nelson, Janet Eakin, Sandra Wilkinson, Pat LaFore, Carole Brown, Kay Kibert. THIRD ROW: Allison Dreier, Mary Boling, Susan Stark, Laura Delamarter, Maxine Lane Norma Benda, Corinne Blumhagen, Sheila Cousins, Sandra Wilkinson, Kay Kibert. FOURTH ROW: Sue Wickman, Marsha Hale, Carol Ames, Dana Smith, Diana Hawkins, Pat Nikkola, Kathy Cantrell, Carol White, Marianne Brown, Ellen Roos, Karen Fredstrom, Sharon Selburg. FIFTH ROW: Jim Taylor, Joel Spealman, Raymond Holt, Steve Oliver, Leland Gray, Steve Keiski, Mike Gass, Gerald Walseth, Mike Thompson, Don Yaw, Chuck Holt. THIRD ROW: Sandra Kindt, Carol White, Diana Hawkins, Judy Nettleton, Judy Baugh, Marilyn Brown, Diane Gray, Pat Nikkola, Marge Parsons, Charlene Yeakel, Janice Bowlby, Lauraine Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Loren Albright, Bruce Lines, Mike Thompson, Nancy Eakin. Jannie Diehl, Darrel Mooney, Steve Keiski, DeeDee Blumhagen, Diana Converse, Susan Hiatt, Joel Spealman, Susie Beebe, Dick Schwin. 4. .L ln Commenclal Clua Buys new Cesk Future clerical workers proudly pose with their new desk bought with the proceeds from the school store. FRONT ROW: Lauraine Morgan, Wanda Radis, Pat LaFore, vice-president, Linda Roos, president, Kay Higley, treasurer, Diana Converse secretaryg Sharon Lee. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hanson, Carole Brown, Janice Bowlby, Ruth Schmidt, Marie Tenney, Marlene Shaver, Cheryl 9 Foster, Winifred MacDonald, Wanda Lockwood, Mrs. Davis, adviser, Karen Kalar, Miriam Marks, Marlene Barney, Marie Bopp, Joyce Lane. THIRD ROW: Ruth Walker, Leona Shaver, Carol Sutton, Judy Bennett, Sharon Parker, Marge Parson, Lorinda Coon, Myrtle Hill, Gayle Eich, Carol Pederson, Sally Davis, Judy Shoemaker. Diana Williams and Donna Morris sell yule logs for FTA to raise money for the scholarship fund. At the Commercial Club party, mem- bers get a look at the Seattle World's Fair demonstrated by Pat Abbott, the monorail and Sharon Parker, the space needle. gn-nf new fwggjae 3'C!'f fha Future Homemakers work toward new horizons. STANDING: Miss Falk, student teacher, Diane La Prath, Rosemary DeMers, Gerry Delano, Carol Kramer, Marge Parson, Geraldine Rickman, Carol Delcomte, Diane Rucker, Judy Foutz, Shiela Cousins, Loydene Cook, Josephine Marconin, Linda Heath, Bonnie Vergoti, Roberta ,.f During Christmas fun-time, students view mementoes brought from Brazil by Miss Falk, cadet teacher. Beuskins. SITTING: Avis Diehl, custodiang Marlene Shaver, reporter, Carol Cochran, treas urerg Diana Converse, secretary, Judy Bennett, president, Pat La Fore, vice-presidentg Marie Tenney, historiang Ellen Roos, songleaderg Dorothy Vergoti. Adviser Carol Pietsch is not pictured. lv--ag i Sandra Wilkinson, Shiela Cousins, and Marie Tenney serve at a Homecoming luncheon given for the faculty by the senior home-ec class. FFA These Future Farmers will be outstanding in adviserg Larry Wells, Ron Converse, Terry their field. FIRST ROW: David Noble, Ron Best, Bob Bandy, parliamentariang Larry Coon, Roget. SECOND ROW: Burton Doris, Ken Hall, chaplain, Bill Freudenthal, Dale Sheffield, Terry sec., Sid Cunningham, treas.g Jim Sciaccotti, Gray, Gene Clark, Roger Beauchene. FOURTH reporter, Jack McNutt, sentinelg Jim Lockwood, ROW: Warren Hall, Gordon Wenger, Delbert vice-pres.g Rod Bristow, pres., Leland Wood, Fred Bair. Rosenboom. THIRD ROW: Mr. Puterbaugh, The best chefs in the world are men. Ken Hall and Rod Bristow helped Sand- These ag boys are determined to prove point take first place in Livestock this statement. Judging for the second year in a row. SDGGCH CIUB This time don't speak, smile! STANDING: Dee Dee Blumhagen, presidentg Judy Baugh, David Parsons, Jean Bangart, Mrs. Houghton, social promoterg Carolyn Turinsky. NOT adviserg Bob Barnhart, Dianne Gray, John PICTURED: Linda Roos, secretary. Crane. SEATED: Jim Cox, vice-president, Oesate Honorable Judge, Worthy Opponents, Friends of STANDING: Mrs. Houghton, adviser, Dee Dee Debate--. SEATED: Bob Barnhart, Karen Blumhagen. Evans, Jim Cox. David Parsons, John Crane. thesplans Membership in National Thespians is given to outstanding actresses and actors. STANDING: Dee Dee Blumhagen, scribe, Carolyn Turinsky, vice-president, Wanda ARI CIUB Have brush, will paint. Art Club is always ready to make a poster. SEATED: Allison Dreier, vice-president, Dianne Gray, president, Marlene Shaver, Lockwood, presidentg Judy Baugh, secretary. SEATED: Linda Roos, Dianne Gray, Jim Cox and Jean Bangart. secretary. STANDING: Mrs. Lininger, ad- viserg Tim Sulzle, Pat Chesley, Leland Gray, Ellen Roos, Della Shaw, and Gwen Shepherd. lk 1.4.11 77... . l H ...H ..... W I Ceoan post News every hour on the hour --an over-state- ment perhaps, but the Cedar Post staff gives weekly school news in the local newspaper and publishes the school paper monthly. STANDING: Paul Perry, Adalma Hines and Carol Cochran, Qmls' league Council Harmony and good will among all the girls is the objective of the council members. FRONT: Mrs. Sodorff, adviser, Kay Kiebert, president, Sharon O'Donnell, secretary. BACK: Grace Nordgaarden, assistant editors, Sally O'Donnell, Patty Parkins and Vickie Haight, editors, Laurel Pratt, Mr. Hamilton, adviser. SEATED: Pam Walker, Kay Kiebert, Doug Copley, assistant editor, Carla Peterson. treasurer, Sharon Palmer, social promoter, Sadie Thompson, senior representativeg Rita Kiebert, vice-presidentg Denice Lutzke and Judy Baldwin, soph and junior representatives. activities Develop leaoenshlp qualities In mdny SIZUOGDIZS Active classmates display skill while maneuvering the paddle wheel on Lake Oreille. U 1, 'KI-Zi: 1 Q, wg Lu Q. f lla, iff ,,f The class of nineteen sixty-three Has walked these halls with prideg We trust our stature has increased With every measured stride. And now our yearbook lends some space For school activities, Which free the democratic way For youthful energies. Our names are written on the scrolls Where service found some need, And may this training serve us well When we must take the lead. 59 Gail S. I Chuck J. . D rw'-wg if ' ig A :- iw ' .- ig I f J ,H . .lg i 3 , I Q A f gf ' Q 4' Q 'f 'pf . I v H K F ' 6 4' W al H. .. . .. 2 it 3 Fr: -7, ' . - .E as ' . ' 1 -, . ijgfia: I 5 , 4' lt n A F X Dee Dee B. . 3 . My . .A .. -' ' 'L A . -'QW fi '+ X i 5 g ram. ,K , ,lf--1' .4 .mg Q .1 5' f my A . Y Judy F. 60 . . ' 21. i X 'E-' my 5 a N, Y 'iff . V . i f '9 ,152 , if, K1 G if is V w -Q Q - V aww. Trudy L. .. sr.. s Fffhw 5 ff ii SFJQUMV' 1 'K' Q ,, ra J, . . 'Q myt h. uz , .f -- . 5 F ,P Lf 'Q avr- 24 as' Vi X si ...K , . . . f As . ,fi , we ' 1... Q . W Sadie T. x in -a K' fl 1 Q. A Aw.. Kay K. I .es ' ,, Q : H, , . . . - ' .. -, 1' 5' '- af vu , . P J - . I . 'W . sig .1 .h 1 Y... v f' 'H x Y.. 4. FSHC 'wr 'gif' gi, , . fa-J' 1 , '- -My Winnie W. Carol 8: Patsy W. Susie B. BABIES do the darndest things-- they grow up and become SENIORS! . .LVI ' . 4 yi 1 , . f . A N 'gg i Darrel M . 'ff-2. I . 0 M, 1 df! tri, , I Ili ' N 1. w,: - 0 'E Q. 2 ' ffiiwf. .. W Diana H . rii .., ,. .,, iw 'ig fa n , 43 1.-, E . f K K ur .,1P'.'54-4 . ' I xf An 11 fx iw, 4 2' 3 fu pu S' ' -' UZ.-.,-I.....,M '-'Y .E Doug C. Marilyn B. bg iii' Q K 'if' 1' J' 5 fu .,.. .,. ui ' W' ': ': 7 1.-Q V W -2.5 . A Val M. Pat N. K aw . as 5 A . .il 355 hriii John P. Sharon P. Les W. R. , xii W Karen L. Nancy E. Tv -gmvfbpv I 1 . K - , W.. K , N Mary J. Carla P. Semen play THE MANY LOVES OF DOBIE GILLIS Dobie guards one of his many loves. Dobie greets Stella's Band in one of their more relaxed moments. Lana Sommerfeld Chet Whitney Darrel Mooney Sharon O'Donnell Dee Dee Blumhagen Paul Freudenthal JoAnn Sedar Carla Peterson John Pucci MEMBERS OF CAST Judy Baugh Judi Schedler Dale Shoemaker Rich Olson Nancy Eakin Diane LaPrath Dianne Gray Jean Bangart Hazel Perks Pam Walker Joy Vallieres Susie Beebe Greg Walker Gail Sherwood Judy Nettleton Sandra Kindt Nancy Nelson Director-- Larry Thompson Best School SDIRITI MARILYN BROWN, CHUCK HOLT most VIVACIOUS lable Best A DARREL MOONEY RICHARD OLSON, TERRI BLOXOM WIIITIIGSI PATTY PARKINS, CHET WHITNEY Best lookmq JIM LENIGER, JOANN SEDAR no lonos nouno SHARON PALMER ag, 5 I ESQ , 4. Y ' A B , : A , ,Q A K kkkz most 'EAIGITUGO VAL MILLARD, LANA SOMMERFELD most SUUOIOUS JANNIE DIEHL, STEVE KEISKI most Oepenoasle MARVIN ENG, JOY VALLIERES most likely to Succeeo NANCY EAKIN, TONY ROGET Al Ol la The date was setg the ball drew near - - Excitement rose within, And final plans were being made Above the roaring din. The girls had problems - - oh, so large - - With heels, hair, and hoop. Yet all arrived, and beauty blest Our king and queenly group. Though manly problems proved to be Small in comparison, Corsages, ties, and shining shoes- Such things had to be done! But all arrived to dance throughout That lovely evening bright, And always will our hearts relive That one eventful night. Senior royalty qtopj at the Ball are Dale Kitt and Diana Converse, attendants, Queen Mary Boling and King Darrel Mooney, and Sharon Palmer and John Pucci, attendants. SENIOR Ball kmq Ano queen The fairest and most gallant of the Senior Ball, AL Di La, were QUEEN MARY BOLING and KING DARREL MOONEY. Princess CARLA PETERSON PATTY PAR N homecommq queen AHC DRIUCGSSGS Queen SADIE THOMPSON leohono queen AHC Attenoants Senior Queen JUDI SCHEDLER Junior Attendant SYDNEY CRAMER Sophomore Attendant ANDREA BALCH aw RIGHCUGSII ' SENIOR WINNERS John Pucci and Sharon Palmer I W ' sw? A JUNIOR WINNERS Jay Miller and Sydney Cramer SOPHOMORE WINNERS Janice Slette and Jim Miller : Ef ' 5:35 ' fi an School play The comedy The Inspector General starred the following: Raymond Holt, Sonja Carson, David Parsons, Wanda Lockwood, Larry Black, Linda Roos, Ann Thornton, Jim Cox, Ralph Osman, and not pictured, Mike Wilson, Dee Dee letten Gmls A new addition to the pep section this year is the Letter Girls. LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty Parkins, Susie Beebe, Kay Kiebert, Jerry Buck, Jannie Blumhagen, Jean Bangart, Hazel Perks, Laurel Pratt, Karen Arndt, Diane Gray, Diana Poelstra and Darrel Mooney. Directed by Mr. Thompson and student director Dee Dee Blumhagen, the comedy was a hilarious success. Diehl, Nancy Nelson, Nancy Eakin, Sharon O'Donnell, Sadie Thompson, Sharon Palmer. Omit team Our Sandpoint Drill Team steps out with precision in their new uniforms. FIRST ROW: Patty Parkins, captaing Sandra McNearney, Eileen Solomon, Janis Puzuhanich, Ruth Walker, Cheryl Deshon, Karen Martin, Leslie Oliver, Dawn Ward, Grace Nordgaarden, Carla Peterson, Vicki Haight, Carol White, Pam Walker, Nancy Smith. SECOND ROW: Diana Hawkins, Dana Smith, Marilynn McKenney, Sally Davis, JoAnn Stutzke, Lois George, Dorothy Ahner, Judy Baugh, Sadie Thompson, Sharon Palmer, Judi Schedler, Carol Ames, Marsha M:Comas, Judy Nettleton, Sheila Stevens. Mascot Judy Baldwin poses with yell leaders-- Sydney Cramer, Marilyn Brown, Terri Bloxom, and JoAnn Seder. A new addition this year has been the J. V. cheerleaders--Andrea Balch and Robin Melior. the Llmvensal language- music Marian Ruyle, orchestra director, and Larry Cook, head of music department, go over musical ar- rangements. SANDPOINT MEMBERS OF THE BONNER AND BOUNDARY COUNTY HONOR BAND--FHQST ROW: Sandra Wagner, Marcia Hale, Jean Bangart, Karen Arndt, Kathleen Brackney, Wendy Kenworthy, Kathy Surber, Joanne Buhr. SECOND ROW: Lana Sommerfeld, Joy Vailieres, Duane Battien, John Crane, Gene Barco, Susan Stark, Joel Spealman, Ken Payne, Mary Jones. THIRD ROW: Wendei Bergman, Mark LaMoreaux, Judy Baugh, Rita Kiebert, Ruthann Kiebert, Greta Fletcher, Tom Smith. ALL-NORTHWEST MUSIC CON- FERENCE --Tom Smith and Judy Baugh were chosen from Senior High to attend the six-state music meet at Cheyenne, Wyo- ming. 71 Conoent Bano ano twmlens FRONT: Twirlers are Pat LaFore, Allison Dreier, Terry Chronic. Band, FIRST ROW: Marcia Hale, Sandra Wagner, Jean Bangart, Karen Arndt, Kathleen Brackney, Wendy Kenworthy, Kathy Surber, Joanne Burr. SECOND ROW: Nadine Anderton, Dennis Timoskevick, Susan Stark, Joel Spealman, Stan Brixen, Ken Payne, Val Millard. THIRD ROW: ORCNGSUQA FIRST ROW: Carolyn Turinsky, concert mis- tress, Dianne Gray, Diane LaPrath, Dale Tucker, Mary Klatt, Marilyn Dalby, Susan Hedlund, Eileen Hedlund, Pianist. SECOND ROW: Patsy Miller, Roger Hedlund, Judy Hand, Dora Monk, Delbert Messmore, Joy Vallieres, JoAnn Burr, Jean Bangart, Marcia Hale. THIRD ROW: Lana .ds in ASW Lana Sommerfeld, Margaret Forgey, Bonnie Decker, Joy Vallieres, Mary Jones, Sonja Carlson, Dick Niebuhr, Carley Peiffer, Duane Battien, John Crane, Gene Barco. BACK ROW Wendle Bergman, Greta Fletcher, Judy Baugh, Rita Kiebert, Ruthann Kiebert, Tom Smith. Director is Larry Cook. Sommerfeld, Margaret Forgey, Duane Battien, John Crane, Gene Barco, Stan Brixen, Val Millard, Ken Payne, Mary Jones. BACK ROW: Glen Meredith, Mark LaMoreaux, Judy Baugh, Rita Kiebert, Ruthann Kiebert, Director is Marian Ruyle. 7. , U...- 93 M- mAOI2lQAl CHOIR Select voices of the musical set - FRONT ROW: Carol Johnson, Denice Lutzke, Maxeen Lane, Mr. Cook, directorg Mike Wilson, Marcia Hale, Diane LaPrath, Nadine Anderton. BACK ROW: Ch Ol I2 FRONT ROW: Bonnie Spiller, Karen Evans, Sandra McNearny, Denice Lutzke, Diane LaPrath, Karen Kalar, Trudy Lemmon, Nadine Anderton, Linda Merritt, Maxeen Lane, Donna Findlay, Jo Marcolin. MIDDLE ROW: Marcia Hale, Judy Baugh, Dianne Gray, Judy Finley, Cathy Jacobson, Freda Pearson, Lori Snedden, -.. Judy Baugh, Stevie Harris, Buddy Tanner, Mel Burnett, Tom Smith, Andrea Venishnick, Laurel Pratt. Frances Spencer, Dora Ragland, Sonja Carlson, Mr. Cook, director. BACK ROW: Carol Johnson, Ethel Wallace, Laurel Pratt, Bob Evans, Mel Burnett, Tom Smith, Dan Baugh, Buddy Tanner, Mike Wilson, Andrea Venishnick, Stevie Harris, Francine Findlay. vial Q it -n A11hl6I1lCS AHC ISOITIGIIRIC H-the Six seconds of maximum pres sure and zoom! -- muscles. In GIAl1t'BUllOlnG As weekdays passed, the time drew near, To meet our mighty foe. We proved ourselves the very best-- Sportsmen from head to toe. Our teams showed skill and spirit In each and every game. We'll r1e'er forget their part In our schoolbook hall of fame: Our new coaching staff stresses good school spirit at all times. LEFT TO RIGHT: Francis McDonnell, athletic director and head football, wrestling, and track coachg Jerry Partridge, assistant football and J. V. coachg and Pat Kaufman, head basketball coach. At the annual football banquet Coach McDonnell Dick Parsons also meets with the coach's ap- beams his approval as Rich Olson receives the proval as he receives the Jerry Kramer, of Hunt Trophy for the most valuable football Green Bay Packers fame, Award for the most player. valuable lineman. Bullooos Cammy on IZIGHIIIHG Iinaomon FIRST ROW: Win West, Jim Neer, Dave Dillon, Lyle Bergstrom, Mike Bartelson, Marvin Eng, Bob Coons, Dick Parsons, Jim Leniger, Dale Shoemaker, Dick Olson, John Pucci, Royce Mclntosh, Art Rosenboom, Greg Walker. SECOND ROW: Coach Kaufman, Ken Hall, Don Crawford, Jim Bloxom, Smokey Chubb, Jim Miller, Jim Dahl, Paul Freudenthal, Gary Mundy, Dick Beyer, Steve Verwolf, Doug Pennington, Tim Miller, Dick Curtis, Terry DeMers, Head-Coach McDonnell. THIRD ROW: Dennis Timblin, Mike Brown, Ralph Jones, Harmon Cantrell, Steve Strecker, Mike Parkins, Bob Yager, Doug Ward, Dwight Roberts, Mike Rainey, Tony Roget, Ted Strohmaier, Dave Newton, Kevin Brown, Frank Goodwin. BACK ROW: Coach Partridge, Dann Hall, Dennis Luckey, Bill Kennedy, Dick Abromeit Mark Hawkins, Earl Smith, Randy Peterson, Jay Miller, Dale Oestman, Jim Holt, Dave Ebbett, Tim Freudenthal. Bullooos FINISH Secono The Sandpoint Bulldogs, under the lead- ership of new coach, Francis McDonnell, finished the 1962 season second in the Pan- handle League and third in the Inland Em- pire League. Opening the season at home, the fired-up Bulldogs crushed the Wallace Miners 47-6 and avenged last year's loss. For the second game of the season, the team traveled to Moscow for a contest with the Bears. The final score was Bears 7 and Sandpoint 0. On September 14 the Bulldogs were again on the road for a game at Pullman, Washington. They came out on the short end of the score of 20-7. After resting for an open date, the Bull- dogs came back to Memorial Field to host the Bonners Ferry Badgers. It was Dad's Night, and they watched their sons stun the Badgers 20-0. The next week the Bulldogs dropped another close hard-fought game 12-6 to the Clarkston Bantams. The game following seemed, to most people, to be the most important. It was with the Coeur d'Alene Vikings under Sandpoint's former coach, Cotton Barlow. The Vikings suffered a 26-6 defeat. The Bulldogs traveled to the Lewiston Bengal's home field and lost an exciting contest 26-13 as the Bengals scored two touchdowns in the last two minutes. On October 19 the Bulldogs played host to the unbeaten Kellogg Wildcats. As both teams had been unbeaten in the Panhandle League, this was to be the championship game. When the contest ended, the score was Kellogg 27 and Sandpoint 13. The last game of the season was at Central Valley. The Bulldogs lost this one 33-0 to the Spokane school. Bob Coons is spilled after long gain in Moscow game. Other Sandpoint players are 54 Gary Mundy and 70 Greg Walker. y ,, :A ' -2 f' K . . x ,ky X ,P 1 ng Q 4 X JA Q M 1 U v 6 I is ,gn 2 'A Ji I X Q, , , 1 vy Awi,,,,. ,QA L w' 7' , 1 .lik f . -If RK :Q 2 li! w Vanslty Jn. Vanslty The '62-'63 Bulldogs, under the leadership of Head Coach Pat Kaufman started the season playing several non-league foes. After the team had lost four of six games to Spokane schools, they opened the Panhandle League, losing to Kellogg on January 4. From there, the Bulldogs won the next nine of ten games. The league season ended with a loss to Coeur d' Alene, and the Bulldogs finished second with a league record of five wins and three losses and an overall record of twelve and eight. FRONT: Dennis Luckey and Dave Eddett, managers. STANDING: Jim Bloxorn, Dan Lewis, Jay Miller, Mel Burnett, Win West, Coach Kaufman, Dave Dillon, Dick Curtis, Sterling Collins, Mike Parkins, Art Chubb. v FRONT ROW: Doug Pennington, Paul Munson, Vance Ekwortzell, Lee Burnett, Bob Yager, Bob Kennedy, Marion Hindberg, Sean Garvey, Dann Hall. BACK ROW: Lyle Bergstrom, Jim Brockway, Bob Bandy, Tim Frudenthal, Coach Partridge, Russel Rojan, Larry Brown, Steve Verwolf, Mark Hawkins. 1 ,ui Mr. Croy shows off Christmas tie during lunch hour. The exchange of the Home Ec. girls with the Vo. Ag. boys proved to be electrifying. m0m6DlZS ICO I26m6lTlB6I2 Marilyn sneaks a congratulation hand- shake from Patty as she receives her Pep Club emblem. Ni: PARKING N Y T CUB Rodney Bristow, FFA mem ber, furnishes No Park- ing sign for school en- trance. ders. Olie never learned that it was unlucky to stand under lad- memomes Reconoeo pon the yeans to Come Danny and Kathy Win prize for craziest New members host Pep Club members to buffet hat at Girls' League dance. dinner- Uf9lll! School's out! Oh Airplanes fly in English IV class happy day. QNO Senior boys practice table etiquette. DOWGI'-'UO heat? Drill Team sells cup cakes to buy new uniforms. Senior poster party mixes fun with work. 3 AWAROS Mrs. Parker presents first place Most Valuable Student award to Dee Dee Blumhagen and second place to Steve Keiski. Gail Sherwood receives the Betty Crocker award from Mrs. Pietsch. Q , ww. V, Seated prettily are Miss Sandpoint, Diana Hawkins, and her princesses, Lana Sommerfeld, and Marilyn Brown. The Bausch Lomb award is presented to Steve Keiski by MI.. Straley. Congratulations to Darrel Mooney as he re ceives third place Leadership award from Mrs. Parker. RGUFIC AHC ABOLUZ U12 School Stevie models muu-muu in home-economics class. High school students take time out for a merry picnic. Senior physics boys are hard at work while Mr. Straley plays. Junior girls happily leave school for the day. The removal of the wall reveals our new addition. W--snug . , The Monticola staff celebrates the mailing of a shipment, but all is not play in this class, in fact, the staff members were amazed to learn how much work is involved in editing a yearbook. We have tried to give a comprehensive cover- age of this school year, and we do hope the '63 Monticola m meets with your approval. SEATED: Carol White, Karen Lundblad, Judi Schedler and Dee Dee Blumhagen, co-editors Diana Hawkins, business manager, Patsy White. STANDING Nancy Eakin, Mrs. Phelps, adviser, Nancy Nelson, Sharon Palmer, photographerg Sadie Thompson. The staff would like to thank Jim Dahl and Greg Walker, who p assisted with sports, as well as the many typists. f We also would like to express our appreciation to the Ross j S Hall Studio and Jim Parsons, Jr. , for their cooperation. Judi and Dee Dee divide the spoils from Monticola subcrip- tion sale. sq- B00 X r- Nw X- CAN , I- 3' I- iv-wa':.if Z I z . X. , ' 5 ,, x, -i N be at W '52 1? 1 W' Q if .li ' f.. 351 ky 1353 W Ag,-,mf-.,-