Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1964 volume:

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'swf la ' 5 S 3:5 ' 'V' r' ' '-1' ' .1 Q 8 17 4'lf 6 ?'54fil:i ' ' aa l. 7 f- A -., ,lfnww i' 4 LUCKY ARE WE to have Idaho, its majestic peaks, crystal lakes, and friendly people. LUCKY ARE WE to have unlimited recreational opportunities surrounding us. LUCKY ARE WE to have knowledge within our grasp. LUCKY ARE WE to have able leaders guiding us. LUCKY ARE WE to have our SHS where each day good fortune smiles upon us- THE LUCKY ONES. TICGLA '64 Presented by the Senior Class of Sandpoint Senior High School 1 School 6Z!6716!d7 September October November December January February March April May June Opening Day First Home Football Game ITED Te sts Homecoming Harvest Hop All School Play Miss Sandpoint Contest Leohono Carnival Death of President Kennedy Senior Ball Betty Crocker Test Organization of Ski Club First Home Basketball Game Christmas Program Beat Coeur d' Alene Vikings FMC Valentine Dance Class A 1 Tournament National Math Test National Merit Test National Latin Test Leohono Slave Auction Spring Vacation Drill Team Variety Show Senior Play Student Body Elections Inaugural Ball Awards Assembly Class Day Baccalaureate Graduation Table ef Contents Aelininisteatien Page 5 Stnelent Geeeeninenf Page ll Classes Page 17 Oifganilatiens Page 55 Activities Page 67 Athletics Page 7 9 Wonderful recreational facilities in a setting of great beauty are our heritage. Our lake offers swimming, boating, water skiing, and fishing. Our mountains and valleys lure the hunter, horseback rider, camper, berry picker--and this year the skier. Here are scenes depicting our new resort and pride of our community, Schweitzer Basin. We are unquestionably THE LUCKY ONES. qizgseiiiti Fiill Activities Ave Viiifieii This is one of the few times that our indispensable for approximately fifty percent Of Our StLldeI1tS- buses may be seen inactive: they offer transportation The senior girls look serious as they eagerly f?j prepare to start school. New office girl? No, just Terry Eller, the keeper of attendance records. The Home Ec girls believe in saying it with flowers and do it well in flower arrangement projects. The juniors say hello Hawaiian style during fall Hello Week. Administrators and Faculty Direct Our Schooling Lucky are we to have superior administrators and faculty members. We appreciate their patience and understanding-and aren't they The Lucky Ones to have Us. VIPS 0 mf School District Q. mm DICK SODORFF JACK JONES Our principal manages the school ftwenty- One of Bonner County's largest businesses eight teachers and 600 studentsy with a firm the public school system--is master minded and kindly hand. by the invincible Mr. Jones. +I MIKE LAMANNA Assistant Supervisor SCHOOL BOARD We want to pay tribute to the mem- bers of our school board, whose unselfish work toward improving education helps to make us The Lucky Ones. BACK: Mr. V. A. Verhei, Mr. Fielding Poirier, Jr., Mr. Vernon Ruen, Mr. Jack Jones, administrator. FRONT: Mr. Joe Murray, Dr. J. P. Munson, Mr. Charles Selle, clerk. IRIS HAMMONS BUD NACCARATO Assistant Supervisor Transportation Director i 1 '1i Thy Teach U 5 to Know zmelves Z A 4 , H11 . fl LEONARD ANDERSON RICHARD ANDERSEN - ' , 51 Mr. Anderson is a foremost authority on U. S. Chemistry X4 'fd g 'fa History and a graduate of Colorado State College Bemidgi State Teachers ff.. !ffVfztv'k1-rg,4,L1 r , U of Education. He teaches the juniors and ad- gf f ' vises the seniors throughout the year. fCf f0 64! ' f f 1:2 of I DON BALDWIN RAGNAR BENSON ANN BRUNSELL RICHARD CHAMPOUX Libraryg Junior classy U. S. Historyg English Trigonornetryg Advanced World Historyg U. S. His- Ski Club IIg English IIIg Sophomore Algebrag Geometry: Junior toryg FTA University of Idaho classg All-school playg Red Crossg Math Club Montana State University Thespians Pacific Lutheran I A-X ...ff LAWRENCE COOK ANN CORDES PAUL CROY Bandg Choir Public Speakingg Com- Creative Writing: Counse- State University of Iowa petitive Speechg English lor: J'-1l'1i0I' CIHSS II: Speech Clubg Debate University of Idaho Coach University of Virginia 7 K 1' IMOGENE DAVIS Shorthand 4 Office Train- ingg Commercial Club V University of Idaho . Biology Ig Advanced Bio- J Q., gf: I 1' ' 1 if , -. My .w A In A AN, . .gk V , I 'I .YE - '- T ' . ' ionoo RAYMOND GA PP Typingg Bookkeepingg DEAN FRE DLU ND 1 Iogyg Sophomore olassg Moorhead State College '-1 Lffqjf f off Leohono 7 A , Gustavus Adolphus . .I mf iff C X, , 8 4214 ROBERT HAMILTON English Illg Journalismg Cedar Post: Eastern Washington State College I LILA OLIAMN P. E. 3 English IVg Drill Teamg Pep Clubg Ski Club Idaho State College PATRICK KAU FMAN FRANCIS MCDONNE LL U. S. Historyg American P, E.g Biology Ig Coachg Governmentg S Clubq S Club Senior C1355 Blackhills Teachers Idaho State College College MARY PARKER JERRY PARTRIDGE RUBY PHELPS English lVg Senior classg World Historyg P, E,g English Ilg English IIIg FTAg Bibliophiles Coachg S Club Monticola University of Idaho Nebraska State Teachers Jamestown College CAROL PIETSCH ALLICE ROGERS vp Mrs. Pietsch advises students in her Home Ec. Miss Rogers teaches French and Spanish 3069 classes and also the members of FHA. She was advises U. F. L. C. She is a graduate Of of graduated from University of Idaho. Syracuse UUiV9I'sitY- SL 6. 1 b - GLEN PUTTERBAUGH MARIAN RUYLE CLAIRE SODORFF Vocational Ag.g FFAg Lating Orchestrag Pep English IIIg Counselorg Washington State Univer- Club 1' Senior Class sity University of Idaho ' l University of Idaho i77'Z,.w4m7fpf if , A JN 'I r - f W 1 JON SONJU PAT THALENHORST HOWARD WHITE f EVA WHITEHEAD Earth Scienceg Business Typingg Bookkeepingg Arts and Craftsg Co A 'ff Geometryg Algebrag Ac Mathg Physicsg Ski Clubg Leohono mercial Artg Soc,ia Q tivities Committeeg Montana State University Saint Olaf's Livingg Art Club fi' FMCg Math Clubg Blackhills Teach g 1 X X- University of Idaho College ' M N ' K 1' I I ,J Mrs. Sodorff, our girls' counselor, dent office girls who file, type, and help with the processing of aptitude tests. Seated: Mrs. Sodorff. Standing: Bonnie Vergote, Dana Smith, Rita Kiebert, Joan Andrews, Maxeen Lane, and Judy Baldwin. is ably assisted by stu- l . ...S .Q-r L Effeceenq Expert Uffer Service fe SHS Our efficient office girls above work hand-in- hand with our capable secretary, Mrs. Pat Strohmaier. Seated: Eileen Solomon, Pat Nikkola. Standing: Sheila Stevens, Donna Morris, Karen Nelson, Andrea Balch, Alice Carter, Mrs. Strohmaier, Anita Robinson, and Sally Davis. Book worms and research workers receive guidance from Mr. Baldwin and assistant librarians-Sherill Timblin, Donna Kirkpatrick, Greta Keaton, and Miriam Buck. Boys' counselor, Mr. Croy, is flanked by his assistants--Janis Slette, Lauralie Linscott, Ruth Schmidt, Judie Hagadone, Sally O'Donnel1, and Ruth Walker. Good Leaders Mold ood Followers A-we-s...4. Lucky are we to have a democratic student govern- ment with strong and respected leaders. It is the dedication of such leaders that makes our years at SHS run more smoothly. 4, mfs. Student Body Officers Our Student Body Officers are fine examples of outstanding leaders-capable, efficient, and fun-loving. President ......... KEN HALL Vice President ...... ED OSTROM Sec. -Treas. . GRACE NORDGAARDEN FIRST SEMESTER MEMBERS, FRONT: Grace Nordgaarden, secretary, Ken Hall, president, Ed Ostrom, vice president. SEATED BEHIND: Dick Curtis, Phillip Bloom, Judy Bloxom, Tom Griggs, Cathy Parkins, Sam McNearney, Marsha Brandl, Jay Miller, Lila Nordgaarden, David Parsons, Bob Yager, Pat Carmack, Linda Laude, Diana Williams, Carol Ames. STANDING: Mr. Sodorff, advisor, Kip Phelps, Steve Strecker, Greta Keaton, Ruthann Kiebert, Corinne Blumhagen, Karen Arndt, Kevin Brown, Duane Parsons, Joe Stilwell, Rick Anthony. Council mm' Officers Hemeile the N eeeis emel zfeblems 0 OW Selma! SECOND SEMESTER MEMBERS, FRONT: Diana Williams, Linda Laude, Carol Ames, Ed Ostrom, vice presidentg Grace Nordgaarden, secretary- treasurerg Ken Hall, president, Karen Arndt, Corinne Blumhagen. STANDING: Dianne Putnam, Doug Bopp, Duane Parsons, Jay Miller, Mike Thompson Rick Anthony, Steve Strecker, Bob Yager, Mark Hawkins, Jim Neer, Dick Curtis, Joe Stilwell, Pat Carmack, Ralph Osman, Dann Hall, Marilyn Gray, Mr. Sodorff. missy. A - Activities Committee Pleiiis Extmeimfieiilew Events SEATED: Allen Cox, Dana Smith, first semester secretaryg Ken Hall, presidentg Rita Kiebert, second semester secretaryg Patty Hanson. STANDING: Steve Shaffner, Zan Thompson, Randy Peterson, Robin Melior, Denice Lutzke. ID Beetifei Meets Oiit fiistiee SEATED: Larry Jacobson, Phil Robinson, Dave Dillon, Gary Elliot, Jim Miller, Jack Leaverton. STANDING: Mark Hawkins, Anita Robinson, Sally Davis, Ed Ostrom, presidentg Sue Jacobson, Lee Burnett. Who knows, maybe one of these girls will become President. Left to right: Sydney Cramer, alternate: Pat Nikkola, clelegateg Diana Williams, delegateg Donna Morris, alternateg Marsha McComas, delegateg Sally Davis, alternate. oys Sf6Zl'67f5 9 Capable, hard-working, and honest--these are our boys' staters. Left to right: Bruce Lines, delegateg Mike Thompson, delegate, Dick Curtis, alternateg Jim Cox, alternate. Girls' and boys' staters present the program for the Veterans Day assembly. They are Mike Thompson, Bruce Lines, Pat Nikkola, Diana Mlliams, Marsha McComas. .- L1 I f-J .' Ji .r 1 'gk' W, ,y L 4.5. ,ir gi g.f,:'f'5 g I f ' - I w fs., ff I 5 1 Affw . -5' 5, r , ' ffff , .7 'Q ' S wi, 5 ,, A YL 5 . , X . , 3 R , HQ. gf me X ,.. +-ff! 1? f if rv aff Q5 Y 'LA .X 51 fl , -' ' 1 'nf Q ,I-:HQ Q 5 . fill 3 -ff I Q Ag 5' - AT gg 9 if ,, E '53 ,P l M I ik... 1--of 2, YW, if -f, ff Asia X-wg' 'fr Seniors, Iuniors, Sophomores ill Our Halls with Vitality We often complain about our assignments, become easy prey for procrastination, and yet put forth all our effort in having fung but we also grasp some of the vast knowledge offered to us here and realize that we are The Lucky Ones to be part of SHS 5671257 Officers WIMW Lucky are we to have senior cl ass officers who work as well as frolic. President ....... DICK CURTIS Vice-President . .MIKE THOMPSON Sec. -Tre as. . . . . CAROL AMES LOREN ALBRIGHT He's short, he's wise, he's a terror for his size, Bibliophiles 2, 3, 49 FTA 43 Senior Patrol, Senior Ways and Meansg Chess Club 2. Aim: To keep away from girls with one thing on their minds--Marriage. BONNIE ALLEN A quiet charm, a pleasant way with always a friendly word to say. UFLC5 FMC. Aim: To be a top secretary. CAROL AMES Think what a girl should be--she is that. Drill Team 2, 3, Co-Captain 4g FMC 45 FTA 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, Secretary 4, Senior Class Secretaryg Girls' League 2, 3gI. D. Board Secretary 3, Activities Committee 39 Student Council 2, 33 Sophomore Class Vice President: Homecoming Princessg Friendliest Girl 2, Bibliophiles 4. Aim: To love if it is needed, to understand when it is needed, to help where it is needed, and finally to achieve these goals through His guidance only. BONNIE ARNOLD She's jolly and cute and clever to boot. Transfer from Coeur d' Alene 33 Pep Club 3, Senior Representative 45 Journalism I, Editor 4, Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To collect silver things. JUDY BALDWIN Quiet as a cyclone. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Activities Committee 39 Mascot 35 Cheerleader 49 FMC 2, Girls' League 2, Junior Representative 33 Queen, King a.nd Queen's Ball 2. Aim: I'm happiness. MIKE BARTE LSON My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. Football 2, 3, 4, Track 33 Wrestling 33 S Club 3, Secretary Treasurer 4. Aim: To have Doug Cook and George Montgomery ask me for advice. BONNIE BEAUCHAMP Always quiet, never loudg maybe some of us should try it. Pep Club 2, 3, 43 FTA 43 UFLC 4. Aim: To get rich-where there's a will, there's a way. EMILY BEDDOW We really shouldn't---but let's ! Aim: Bobby knows! NORMA BENDA It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Leohono 3, 45 FTA 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' League 2, 3, Senior Ways and Means: Monticola. Aim: To live a life that will make no one ashamed to say they know me. JUDY BENNETT Some say she's quiet, but, oh, if they knew her, they'd deny it.' FHA 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 4. Aim: To sew! sew! sew! for my husband and children. v 331' ALAN BERGMAN I don't care, I don't like a good student. Aim: Aimless LINDA BE RGSTROM Let the world slide--l'll not budge an inch. Girls' League 2: Pep Club 2, 3,45 F. M.C. 2,3, President 4: Math Club 3, 4: Bibliophiles 3: Sr. Ways and Means: Jr. Red Cross 2. Aim: To become socially conscious. LYLE BERGSTROM He finds homework an unnecessary evil. Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: S Club Aim: To get my aim in early. DAVID BERNARD First impressions give no clues to his attainments. Aim: To be a beachcomber with money. RICHARD BEYER Work fascinates me, I ca.n sit and watch it all day. S Club 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3 4: Track 2. Aim: Rastis. JIM BLOXOM An athlete who scores in more than one way. Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2,3,4: S Club. Aim: To be on time for once. KATHLEEN MARIE BOPP en you're in need of a loyal friend, here is one we recommend. Commercial Club 3, Treasurer, Reporter 4: Leohono 3,4: FHA 4: Girls' League 2, 3: Sr. Ways and Means. Aim: To live a long and happy life and be successful in everything I do. wh JONALEA BOUSE Speech is great, but silence is greater. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Leohono 3, 4: UFLC 4: Girls' League 2, 3. Aim: To always try to do the best that I can. CLIFFORD BREEDEN We seldom hear him speak. Aim: To be a success. u KEVIN BROWN Quiet, Lmtil you know him. Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Track 2, 3, 4: State 2, 3: S Club 2, 3, 4: Sr. Patrol: Student Council 4: Wrestling 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Sr. Ways and Means: KFBC Club 2, 3,4. Aim: A little lower and to the left. LARRY BROWN What he wants to get most out of school is himself. Basketball 2, 3: Football 2, 3. Aim: To remain a bachelor the rest of my life. u MARILYN BUCK She's sure to be seen where fun and mischief beam. Pep Club 2, 3, 4: U. F. L. C. 2: Secretary-treasurer 3, 4: Girls' League 2, 3 FHA 4, Vice President 4: Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To ski at the top of Schweitzer Basin. SONJA CARLSON Those who know her best appreciate her most. Choir 2, 3,43 Band 2: Speech Club 4: Leohono 4: All-School Play 3. Aim: That I may help others to find happiness. ALICE CARTER If you want a good friend, she'll never do you wrong. Pep Club 2, 3: Girls' League 3: FHA 4. Aim: To graduate and lead a good life. PATRICK CARTER Whenever I feel like working, I lie down until the feeling passes. U. F. L. C. 2, 3: Wrestling 3: Track 3: FTA 4: Cedar Post 4. Aim: The sands and the seas are the place for me. H FRIEDA CHAMBERLAIN There is no wealth like a quiet mind. Girls' League 3. Aim: To be myself in whatever I do. LARRY COFFMAN . With a song in his heart. All-School Play 3: Madrigals 4: FTA 4: Bibliophiles 4: Hootenanny 4. Aim: The universe is the limit. CAROL COCHRAN Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. FHA 2, Treasurer 3: Leohono 3,45 Art Club 3: Senior Ways and Means 4: Girls' League 2, 3: Cedar Post 3, Promotions Manager 4. Aim: Life is what you make it, and brother, am I gonna build! n LORINDA COON Says little but does much. FHA 2: Commercial Club 3, President 4. Aim: To go back East and show them what a real Western girl is like. JIM COX Listen to him: you're sure to learn something. Speech Club 2, 3, President 4: Debate 2, 3, 4: National Forensic League: Thespians: Leohono 3, 4: All-School Play 2, 3, 4: Boys' State Alternate: Junior Red Cross 4. Aim: To enter the Christian Ministry. SYDNEY CRAMER Life is short and sweet and so is she. FTA 2, Historian 3, Secretary 45 UFLC Vice President 2, President 3, Most Valuable Member 35 Leohono 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Bibliophiles 45 Senior Ways and Means: Activities Committee 35 Cheerleader 3, 45 Girls' State Alternate: Friendliest Junior Girl: Leohono Princess 35 Girls' League 2, 35 Homecoming Princess 45 Best School Spirit 45 Monticola 4. Aim: To get out of Ed's car. DON CRAWFORD He'l1 find a way. Football 3, 45 Wrestling 35 Track 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3. Aim: Leona knows! RICHARD CURTIS There are better men than I, but I doubt it. Senior Class President5 Student Council 2,3, 45 S Club 3, 45 Senior Patrolg Senior Ways and Means5 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Track. Aim: Well, Cousy has retired, and that leaves an open spot on the Celtics, doesn't it? SALLY DAVIS Full of smiles, full of fun, she is liked by everyone. Cheerleader 45 Drill Team 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' League 2, 35 FTA 45 Commercial Club 35 Monticola Co-editor5 I, D. Board Secretary 45 UFLC 2, 35 Senior Ways and Means5 Office 3, 45 Girls' State Alternate5 Senior Patrol. Aim: To get out of Ed's car. JOANN DERR What's in a name? I expect to change mine. Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 FHA 3, 45 Girls' League. Aim: He knows, so should you! CHE RYL DE SHON l-lear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil, and you'll never be the life of the party. Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 35 Girls' League5 Student Council 35 Jr. Red Cross 2: UFLC 25 Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 45 FMC 2. Aim: Live, love, and happiness of pursuit. DAVE DILLON One like him is hard to find. S Club 2, 3, President 45 Student Council 2,35 I.D. Board 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2,3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: A little higher and to the right. BERT DOUGLAS Never a hurry nor a care--just one is his worry. Transfer from Priest River. Aim: To find happiness. MIKE DOWNING Rush on--keep moving. Speech Club 45 Debate 3. Aim: You'll have to ask a certain Sophomore girl. ALLISON DREIER For many are called, but few are chosen, Bibliophiles 2,45 FTA 3, 45 Twirler 2, 35 Cheerleader 45 Art Club 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To have just a few dreams and really accomplish one. vu LARRY EARL The shortest answer is doing. Math Club 3, 4: Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To pass the course of Chemical Engineering in College. GAYLE EICH Her eyes are filled with laughter. Commercial Club 3: FHA 2. Aim: See the world and marry a millionaire. ROBERT EVANS What! No girls in heaven? Leave me here. Aim: To be on time next time. MARGARET FORGEY Has pep--will travel. FMC 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4: Marching Band 2, 3: Concert Band 2, 3: Dance Band 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Pep Band 2, 39 Girls' League 2,3g Girls Basketball 3, 4: Letter Girl 45 Ski Club 4: Senior Ways and Means: Monticola 4. Aim: To receive whatever I may wish in my life. CHE RYL FOSTER A1l her care is to be fair and her task is to be sweet. Pep Club 2: Girls' League 2, 35 Commercial Club 3,4: Leohono 3, 4: Senior Ways and Means: Red Cross 4. Aim: To live a happy and successful life. LILLIAN FOX The living proof that work and play do mix. FHA 2: Commercial Club 3, 4. Aim: C'est-a-bon. TIM FREUDENTHAL I'll get there, slowly but surely. Jr. Varsity Basketball 2, 3: Athletics Mgr. 3, 4. Aim: To retire early-fAge 22-233 PATRICK GALLAHER Every inch a king. FTA 43 Senior Ways and Means: Ski Club 4: Senior Ball King. Aim: To find out, Why ! MIKE GASS I have kept one secret in the course of my life--I am a bashful man. FTA 3, 43 Bibliophiles 2, 4: Ski Club 4: Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To have a masters degree in Economics: D. D. in Foreign Languages, B.D. in Philosophy, B.D. in Sociology, and D. D. in ..... KEITH GOULLETTE Let tomorrow take care of tomorrow. Math Club. Aim: To keep the old 39 Ford running. I . tfzyggg 'S ages'-W LE LAND GRAY Men of few words are the best men. Art Club 3, Leohono 3, President 43 FTA 3, Pro. Chair. 4, Math Club 3, President 4. Aim: To work hard at taking it easy and get a degree in engineering from U of l. IRVIN HAGUE Schoo1 breaks up my whole day. Aim: To become a rancher. KEN HALL Nothing was ever achieved without enthusiasm. FFA Sentinel, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 45 N. I. D. FFA Treasurer 3, Vice President 4g S Club 3, 4, I. D. Bonrd 33 Leohono 3, 49 Student Body President 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 3. vu DOLORES HAMMACK True to her Work and her word. Aim: That Christ may be honored in my body, whether by life or by death. SHARON HANSON Man has his will--but she has her way. Pep Club 2, 3g Commercial Club Zi, 45 Girls League 2, 3. Aim: To be his private secretary. 1 DIANNE HEINTZ She has common sense in an uncommon way. FHA 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club. Aim: To be what he wnnts me to bc. With Beowulf, Shakespeare, Byron, Shaw, :mil many others, we walked the English countryside and visited the English homes and hearts in Mrs. Parlcor's English class. TED HETHERINGTON The wildest colts make the best horses. Football 23 Basketball 2: Track 2. Aim: To be successful in my own eyes and in the eyes of the people closest to me, successful enough to satisfy my one desire---. LORETTA HETLAND Youth comes but once a lifetime. Aim: To graduate and have a horse ranch. MARION HINDBERG Oh, this learning--what a thing it is. Basketball 2, 3g Intramural basketball 4. Aim: Make what I can and make the good things twice. RAYMOND HOLT One more dependable you ll never find. FTA 3, Social Chairman 49 Speech Club 45 Thespians 44 Bibliophiles 45 Jr. Red Cross 35 All-School Play 3, 4. Aim: To be able bo think of the clever thing to say when the occasion arises instead of two days later. I - it Ag., 5 PETER HOLZMER 3-2-1--Blast off! Aim: I'm presently aimless. DONALD HULL He comes to school to get a general idea of things. Aim: To become a marine ichthyologist. And in Mrs. Brunscll's Trigonometry class, we followed the works of such mon as Hero, Archimedes, Pythagoras, and Euclid. LINDA JACOBSON My nose isn't really brown--I'm just dark complexioned. C ommercial Club 2, 3, 4. Aim: He's 6 feet tall, has black hair, and brovsm eyes. rv CAROL JOHNSON Boys, boys, boys, boys--oh boy! Chess Club 25 Madrigal 35 Girls' League 25 Speech Club 4, Secretary 45 Oratory 3, 45 Debate 45 National Forensic 45 Declamation 45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To graduate from college, marry a rich man, and live a happy and successful life. ELIZABETH KELLOGG She's gentle, she's shy, but there's a twinkle in her eye. Commercial Club 45 Leohono Queen 4. Aim: To go around the world with a special person. vl ALAN KIE BERT I have survived! Aim: To graduate from college, buy a Corvette and hit the road north. RITA KIEBERT I can be good if I want to, but there are times when it's more fun not to. Concert Band 2, 3, President 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Leohono 3,45 Girls League 2, Vice President 35 Senior Ways and Meansg Pep Club 2, 3, Treasurer 45 I. D. Board 25 Activities Committee 3, 45 Honor Band 45 Delegate U. S. Senate Youth Program 45 Tri-State Delegate 2. Aim: To prove that it can be done. SHARON KOHLER There never was a saint with red hair. Student Council 25 Chess Club 2, Vice President 35 FMC 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Girls' League 2, 3. Aim: Iplead the fifth. WAYNE KOPISCHKE Be silent or say somthing better than silence. Aim: To be successful, Ihope. n CAROL KRAMER All truths are not to be told. Pep Club 2, 3, 45 FTA 45 Bibliophiles 45 Choir 25 Commercial Club 45 FHA 3. Aim: To dig my grave with a silver spade. JOYCE LANE Past unknovm5 present confused5 future hopeful. Girls' League 2, 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 FHA 2. Aim: To get out of school before I draw Social Security. MAXEEN LANE Whenever she's needed, she'll be there, ever ready to do her share. Pep Club 3, 45 Letter Girl 45 Leohono 3, Secretary 45 Library 35 Office 45 Girls' League 2, 3. ' Aim: To do my part in making God's world a better and happier place to live. LINDA LAUDE When she says anything, it is good. Junior Red Cross 2: Student Council 4. Aim: To do my best in everything I attempt. SHARRON LEE It is not good that man should be alone. Commercial Club 3: FHA 3: Girls' League 2, 3. Aim: Undecided. BRUCE LINES Don't crowd, girls. You will all get a chance. Boys' State Delegate 3: FMC 2,43 Bibliophiles 3, 4: Sr. Ways and Means: Student Council 2, 3: Orchestra 2: Concert Band 2: Dance Band 2: Pep Band 2, 3: Marching Band 2, 3: Math Club 3: Senior Patrol. Aim: Try to inform ignorant souls of the fact that Ford is the first and ultimate in automobile perfection. JIM LOCKWOOD He's such a very bashful boy: to tease him gives the girls much joy. Aim: Aimless. DENNIS LUCKEY Happy-go-lucky. S Club 2,3, Vice Pres. 4: I. D. Board 2, 4: Red Cross 3: Student Council 4: Manager 2, 3, 4. Aim: To have fun, graduate, have fun, go to college, have fun, graduate and HAVE FUN! MARSHA McCOMAS Variety is the spice of life. Girls' State 3: Student Council 3: FTA 2, 3, 4: Projects Chairman 3, Vice Pres. 4: Girls' League Representative 2: Bibliophiles 4: Pep Club 2, 3,4g Junior Class Pres.: Sr. Ways and Means: Drill Team 2, 3, Captain 4. Aim: To be a teacher. CHARLES SAMUEL MCNEARNEY Always ready for work and play--preferably play. Student Council 4. Aim: To find the everlasting fountain of oly '. n v SANDRA McNEARNEY With a tune on her lips and a song in her heart. Drill Team 2, 3, 4: Choir 2,3, 4: Madrigal 4: FHA 4. Aim: To be happy. DENNIS MARTIN ' Never let schooling interfere with your education. Aim: To drive in the Indianapolis 500. TOM MARTIN . Beholdl Here I am! What more can be asked? f Intramural Basketball 2,3, 4. 5 ' Aim: My aims are all aimless. 'N . , ' X 'l R, X' ' x X f Q. X. E' LUCINDA MAUER If silence were golden, she'd be penniless. Marching Band 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Speech Club 4. Aim: To prove statistics wrong on early marriages. JAY MILLER Athletic, witty, and full of fun, he's made a friend of everyone. Jr. Class Vice President5 FTA 25 Bibliophiles 25 Student Council 2,45 S Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Senior Ways and Means: Friendliest Boy 35 Senior Patrol 4. Aim: To see if it can be done! TIM MILLER Why use so many words when one is sufficient. Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 S Club 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 3, 4. Aim: To be an official bald-headed cooty hunter like Coach Kaufman. DONNA MORRIS Quiet, reserved, and demure5 a friend with whom you're always sure. FTA 2, 3, President 45 Math Club 3, Vice President 45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Bibliophiles 2,3, 45 Girls' League 2,35 Leohono 3,45 UFLC 35 Girls' State Alternate 35 Senior Ways and Means5 Letter Girl 45 Monticola 4. Aim: To do what I am asked as if I weren't asked to do it. ANNA MORTENSEN Simplicity is her foremost charm. FTA 2, 45 Leohono 3, 4. Aim: To learn to love and Lmderstand all people. JIM NEER You mean I have to think right now? Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 I. D. Board 3, 45 S Club 2, 3, 4. Aim: Green Bay Packers' bench warmer. KAREN NELSON Ask me no questions, I'll tell you no lies. Pep Club 2, 3,45 Girls' League 2,35 Jr. Red Cross 2,35 Bibliophiles 2,3,45 UFLC 3, Vice President 45 Office 45 Senior Ways and Means: Letter Girl 4. Aim: To do good deeds and discover wealth and joy during my lifetime. DICK NIEBUHR My thoughts and I are of a different world. Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Concert, Marching and Dance Band 4. Aim: To be a professional deer dodger. PATRICIA NIKKOLA She comes to school to study and her grades show it. Student Council 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' league 2, 35 I. D. Board 35 Leohono 3,45 FTA 3, 45 Bibliophiles 3,45 UFLC 3, President 45 Girls' State Delegate 35 Monticola Co-Editor 45 Letter Girl 45 Senior Ways and Means: Office 4. Aim: To be content with whatever life offers me. GRACE NORGAARDEN Blue eyes, blond hair, happy heart, and little care. Student Council 2,3, Sec. Treas. 45 Girls' League 2, Treasurer 35 Pep Club Soph. Representative, Treasurer 3, Vice President 45 Homecoming Princess 4. Aim: My life is the art of drawing without an eraser. NANCY NORMAN A girl who's quiet has a treasure untold, for her thoughts are hers alone to hold. Band 2, Marching 2. Aim: To be ? '? ? SALLY O'DONNE LL People are more fun than anybody. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' League 2, 3, Letter Girl 4, Senior Ways and Means, Bibliophiles 4. Aim: Carol took chemistry, she can do the cooking, Dana took advanced algebra, she can fix our bicycles, and I have a green thumb, we will get along just fine. STEVE OLIVER The mighty man of the automobile. FTA 2, 3, Senior Ways and Means, Senior Patrol. Aim: Get home by two weeks after graduation. EDNA OLSON A girl who's consistent, consistently late. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Girls' League 2,35 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To find success and happiness in whatever Ido. sv GLENN EDWARD OSTROM The rule of my life is to make business my pleasure and pleasure my business. Student Body Vice President, I. D. Board President, I-'TA 4, FMC 4, Senior Ways and Means, Senior Patrol, KBF Club, Student Council 4. Aim: To make it to college and join Sally's sorority. DAVID PARSONS You know him by his voice. Speech Club 2,3, Vice President 4, Debate 3, 4, Declamation 2, Thespians 3, 4, All-School Play 3,4, Student Council 3, National Forensic League 3, 4. Aim: To finish college and go to Seminary. FREDA PEARSON There is a woman at the beginning of every great thing. Choir 2,3,4, FMC 2, Chess Club 2, Girls' League 2, 3. Aim: To walk the straight and narrow, at least for a little while. FRANCES PEDERSON Hold the fort for I am coming. Transfer from Coeur d' Alene. Aim: To be a beautician. RANDY PETERSON A good steady worker. Football 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Student Council 4, Senior Ways and Means. Aim: High. PATTY POE LSTRA True to friends and work alike. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Bibliophiles 4, Senior Ways and Means, Leohono 3, 4. Aim: To live a happy life. 5, LAUREL PRATT She sings like a lark. Choir 3, 4: All-School Play 39 Cedar Post 3, Assistant Editor 43 Leohono 3, 4, Aim: To win zi Nobel Prize. DIANE PUTNAM Never trust 21 blond--she may change. 1 Transfer from Coeur d Alcneg Debate 45 Student Council 4. Aim: Use your own judgment, Idon't know. ROBERT RAGLAND il found out. A shy appearance but never doubt, he's a mischievous character, we Aim: To design bikinis for penguins. MARGIE RAINE Y The word 'impossible' is not in her vocabulary. Leohono 3, 4. Aim: Be private scretary to the Bohemian Brewmaster. GE RA LDINE RICKMAN Her friendship is worth having. FHA 3, 4. Aim: To lead a life well worth remembering. DWIGHT ROBERTS We live only once, so come on--let's go! Football 2, 3, 43 S Club 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Track 3, 45 Wrestling 3, 4. Aim: To be a professional Ubangi lip stretcher. Our beautiful Senior Ball required hours of hard work. Margaret Forgey and Karen Nelson look industrious, don't they? The Seniors dramatize scenes from I Macbeth in Mrs. Parker S English class. ANITA ROBHSISON A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Leohono 3, 43 UFLC 3,43 Speech Club 4g Girls' League 2 FTA 45 Office 4g Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To fulfill my heart's desire. PHIL ROBINSON An 'A' every day keeps the dean far away. Student Council 3g UFLC 2, 3,45 Speech Club 45 FTA 45 Leohono 3, Vice President 4g Senior Ways and Meansg District Declamation 2, Aim: To serve those I may serve, help those who need my help, and uphold those who are weak. DIANNE RUCKER Always talk, never loudg maybe some of us should try it. FHA 3, 4. Aim: To follow that dream wherever that dream may lead. DANIEL SAVAGE Slow and steady wins the race. Aim: To be the first astronaut duck hunter on the moon. VICTOR SCHATZ It's foolish--but it's fun! Aim: To hclp Sam find what hc is looking for. DARLICNE SCHICLL Wonders are many and none arc more wonderful than man. FHA 253 Commercial Club 4. Aim: To do thc things requested of me to my host ability. The Senior Home Ee class honors the faculty at a Christmas tea. ri' as ww s...-aa- Eat! Eat! Eat! This is Monticola's motto. Just ask Pat and Norma. RUTH SCHMIDT As good as gold. Commercial Club 3,45 Girls' League 2, 35 Office 4. Aim: To say the right thing at the right time and to see the world. n KATHY SCHWIN I'd rather study men than books. Pep Club 2,3,45 Girls' League 2,35 Jr. Red Cross 25 FTA 45 Bibliophiles 2, 45 Commercial Club 45 Band 25 Chess Club 25 FMC 4. Aim: To reach for the one who aims highest. DIANA SCOTT Life is just one eternal round of dreams. Transfer from Davis High School5 Pep Club 45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To be successful, live a happy life, and help others less fortunate NANCY SHALZ She turns nighttime into daytime with the sunlight of good cheer. Leohono 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 UFLC 45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To be a veterinarian. uv LEONA SHAVER That diamond-sparkle look. Pep Club 25 Commercial Club 3, 45 Debate 4. Aim: To be Don's one and only. vw NELDA SHIRTS A sweet girl with few words. Aim: To marry a Church of God preacher. JUDY SHOEMAKER Laughing, smiling, evermore, she's a girl we all adore. Pep Club 2, 3, 45 FTA 2, 3,45 Commercial Club 35 Junior Class Secretary Girls' League 2, 35 Letter Girl 45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To get out of Ed's car. DANA SMITH Sugar and spice and everything nice. FTA 2, 3, 45 Bibliophiles 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Jr. Red Cross 45 Student Council 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' League 2, 35 Monticola 45 Leohono 3, 45 Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Activities Committee Secretary 45 Ski Club 45 Office 4. Aim: To learn to look before I leap! EARL SMITH 'When he studies the stars, more than science comes to his mind. Football 35 Wrestling 35 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: Avis Knows!--Perfect Chevys. v NANCY SMITH Some cupids killwith arrows5 some, with traps. FTA 2,45 Pep Club 2,45 Homecoming Princess 45 Drill Team 45 Senior Ways and Meansg Twirler 2. Aim: To be as important as most people wish they could be. TOM SMITH Many talents has he along with popularity. Acappella Choir 2,3,45 Madrigals 3,45 Senior Ways and Means5 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Band 4. Aim: To see the world through the Navy. EILEEN SOLOMON Dynamite always comes in small packages. FTA 2, 3,45 Bibliophiles 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' League 2, 35 Drill Team 2, 35 Mascot 45 Senior Ways and Means5 Senior Ball Princess 45 Monticola 45 Senior Patrol 45 Office 45 Ski Club 4. Aim: To prove that it can be done! LARRY STANDISH He is noble in thought. Basketball 25 Math Club 45 Intramural Basketball. Aim: Receive a degree in Engineering, and then--who can say? SHEILA STEVENS Girl with a smile that won't come off. Pep Club 2, 3, 45 FMC 25 Girls' League 2, 35 FTA 45 Drill Team 2, 35 Office 45 Senior Ways and Means5 Ski Club 45 Senior Ball Queen 4. Aim: To get out of Ed s car. 1 CAROL SUTTON Full of sweet dreams and quiet words. Commercial Club 3, 45 FHA 4, Secretary 4. Aim: To be happy and to make other people happy. JAMES TAYLOR Quiet and helpful always is he. UFLC 2, 3, 45 FTA 2,35 Speech Club 45 Jr. Red Cross 4. Aim: I'm aimin' high! MARIE TENNEY She's as kind as she is fair. Twirler 25 FHA Treasurer 2, Historian 3, President 45 Farmerette 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Pep Club 35 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: A special guy, a special date, and a special place. MIKE THOMPSON If mischievousness were the wine of life, then he'd be intoxicated. Senior Class Vice Presidentg Senior Ways and Means5 Student Council 3,45 FTA 3, 45 Bibliophiles 3, 45 Boys' State Delegate 35 Senior Patrol 45 Intramural Basketball 4. Aim: To go to a traditionless school. JANIS THURLOW Never a worry, never a care, when anything happens, she's always there Marching, Concert, Pep, and Orchestra 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2, 35 Girls' League 2,35 Jr. Red Cross 3. Aim: To walk with Myron along God's paths of happiness and to always walk with a smile in my heart. XVANDA TILTON Be not deceived with a sober face5 inside she's all smiles. Aim: Kenny knows! DOROTHY VE RGOTE Friendly, likable, pleasing disposition. FHA 35 Librarian 3. vw Aim: To be a beuutician. LARRY VE RHEI His is the might of kings. Football 2. H Aim: To buy a '48 Buick Dynaiiflow, tuku it to l-long Kong .intl ti uk it for a Bathtub Nash. RUTH XVALKER I can resist anything but temptation. Drill Team 2, 13,415 FMC 2g LD. Board 25 Activities COl1lllllU,L Olfiu. i Pep Club 2, :lg Commercial Club 39 Intramural Basketball Aim: llastis GERALD WA LSETII A guy who knows his own mind even if no one else does Math Club 2, Zig FTA 2, Zig FJA 2, Sig Senior Wziys and Nia-:ins Aim: What I cIon't know won't hurt you. DOUG WARD A guy with Il gui. Sophomore Class Prnsirlentg Football 2, ZS, 43 Track 2, Ji, S Club 2,::,A1. Aim: 'Tis not to Win or lose, but tu play the gxiinv. LORIIAINIC VVI'fl.Cli Says little, :loess much. FHA 2, fi, fl. Aim: To become an airline stewurrless und live :1 happy These are the energetic senior boys who set up the assembly chairs JERRY WELLS Love makes his world go round. Senior Ways and Means, Debate 2, 3,4. Aim: After Graduation join the Navy and receive training in Law Enforcement and be a Law Enforcement officer. RICHARD WILLER Life is what We make it. Aim: A couple more years of school, and Gail knows the rest. DIANA VVILLIAMS As pure in thought as angels arc deserving. Pep Club 2,3,4g Letter Girl 4, Girls' League 25 FTA 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 43 Bibliophiles 2, 3, President 4g UFLC Advertising Chairman 35 Math Club 3, Secretary 45 Leohono 3,45 Girls' State 35 Student Council 45 Senior Ways and Meansg Monticolag Ski Club. Aim: To keep the candles Lmtrimmed. uv TED WILSON Thcre's no need of rushingg 1ife's short enough. Aim: Be a Bathtub Nash salesman in Hong Kong. DON YAW It's better to be small and shine than large and cast a shadow. FTA 2, 3. Aim: To tour Alaska in my 50 Ford. I FRED BECKER A good steady worker. Aim: To get a job and do my best :it it. Ever looking to the future, our senior class officers face the task of setting our goals and helping us to reach them. V , Nagel. U ' Y A ,lai it .X X Q , i 1, ' ,'.' , -. SE NIORS NOT PICTURE D E RNE ST AHNE R RICHARD BE NNETT CAROL BLOOM DOROTHY CADDEN BONNIE DE C KE R DAN FRIE SON HARRY GROANVE LT AGNES HE NDE RSE N KE N KE E NE R STE PHEN KE LSON BURGE LUND JAN LUTE Y DAVID MCNUTT DARLE NE PUDWE LL GWE N SHE PHE RD MARGIE SHOBE 35 Most Talented RITA KIEBERT, TOM SMITH Most Cezetteezes JAY MILLER, DANA SMITH Lucky 69 1' A I KEN HALL Best School Spirit Best P67'507'Z6Z!iZj! GRACE NORDGAARDEN, ED OSTROM N LOREN ALBRIGHT, SYDNEY CRAMER Stem Mon' Lelzeb to Szeeeeee! MIKE THOMPSON, DONNA MORRIS 41' 0 CAROL AMES Most Vivezeeozes Most Dependable RAY HOLT, MARSHA MCCOMAS SALLY O'DONNELL, DICK CURTIS Most .ffzeeieozes PHILIP ROBINSON, ANITA ROBINSON Three Cams in az Fozmminv Sheila and Pat's wish is granted: they reign as King and Queen of our SENIOR BALL. The Senior boys are lucky indeed, no high heels or aching feet to contend with. 38 Couples dance under sparkling lights and silver fountains which represent the theme of our Ball, Three Coins in Z1 Fountain. The Fairest of the Fair Qabovej pose for their traditional Senior Ball photograph. 5671207 Baz!! Roypzlgf The fountain chose to bless Sheila Stevens and Pat Gallaher King and Queen of our Senior Ball, Three Coins in Z1 Fountain. 4 Q uclzy re We- M . fww-ff-fl l fs?- F Eliza. :'A L ..g4,, M- b S . l ,,' ga s, I 7 f f 3 ,!,,,.,, 1 eg 131 emmfs mm My X. N.. M M tl as. Q T. . 3. i 5 .. ,S .A . . l..l 5' ggjw l f has 0 ' 'T El, K. M ::' E Marsha M. Donna M. Sydney C. Diana W. Pat G- Sally D. Norma B, lg: Dennis is ' Rim K. Q -...N ---....,n, Sally O. fu Tj 3... , .5 cd... xl' 5, - qv 5 3 ' s 4 , 1' ' I ' . 4 ,I 54 , V wxfsv- 5 - ...W L Jonalea B L nh lm 5' rf- A ' '31 .5 kill. ' ' ' 1 X .'u',' i xv' V .Q fl ' o 1. , 1 cy-' , g J. I H.. .. fu . , H- ' mme 3, . . .. f Tl' . with , .,.h?g:g?.,Q ,ah Q -' . .RE A . l ': q.f 4 -15 gf., , 1 ' 'Ax u . 3 mf? K 5 '1x+ Q, . ,egg .. rw' .3 , a i'5 n' TF fi' w- :wi f'?3'.:.f Q Allison D. Gwen S. Pat N. Loren A. Tom M. Maxeen L' --A 'T 'll3 T -. A' ,.,,-t,., 1 - Dana S. . W.. QW ..-,. 3 ,xi M6 A 'K 595 J l Hug. Om Lucky erm On August 28, 1961, the class of 1964 entered the doors of Sandpoint Senior High School, eager to begin the most memorable years of their lives. Hello Week was the first big event of the year, and the class elected Carol Ames and Frank Goodwin their friendliest couple. Doug Ward, presidentg Carol Ames, vice-presidentg and Betty Dillon secretary, were chosen as the sophomore class officers. The weeks flew by, and soon the class was an old hand at high school life. They were now acquainted with clubs, activities, and teachers. The class selected Peggy Iverson as their queen candidate at the annual Leohono Carnival. Judy Baldwin and Dave Dillon reigned as King and Queen of the King and Queen's Ball. With the helpful guidance of Mrs. Brunsell and Mr. Fredlund, the class ended their sophomore year. The next year the class returned, this time as juniors. With the same relentless energy, they tackled the oncoming year. Sydney Cramer and Jay Miller were selected as the friendliest couple during Hello Week, and Sydney was the candidate for Leohono Queen. With class officers-Marsha McComas, president, Jay Miller, vice-president, and Judy Shoemaker, secretary-leading them on, the class worked hard selling Christmas trees. They selected their class rings. The ITED, PSAT, National Math, National Merit, and College Board tests were new and stimulating experiences for the juniors. Throughout the year the class was guided by Mr. Croy and Mr. Baldwin. The Class of 1964 entered their senior year with mixed emotions. Before them was an end to the life they had lmown and the beginning of a new and different world. The class was led by Dick Curtis, presidentg Mike Thompson, vice presidentg and Carol Ames, secretary, as class officers. Three seniors led the student body in their final year. Ken Hall, preside ntg Ed Ostrom, vice-president, and Grace Nordgaarden, secretary, were the student body officers for 1963-64. A novelty in student affairs, five senior girls-Sydney Cramer, Sally Davis, Allison Dreier, Judy Baldwin, and Eileen Solomon-were elected cheerleaders and mascot. ' Homecoming was a memorable event with Dana Smith crowned as Homecoming Queen, and Carol Ames, Sydney Cramer, Grace Nordgaarden, and Nancy Smith as princesses. The class was jubilant when their candidate, Beth Kellogg, was crowned Leohono Queen. Sheila Stevens and Pat Gallaher reigned as King and Queen of the Senior Ball, Three Coins in a Fountain. Eileen Solomon, Ed Ostrom, Ruth Walker, and Dick Beyer served as attendants. The Senior Play Dr. Jekell and Mr. Hyde was a huge success. Lyle Bergstrom won the Hunt Trophy and Jerry Kramer award at the annual football banquet, crowning a successful season of no losses. The senior class of 1964 would like to express their sincerest appreciation and gratitude to their advisers--Mr. Kaufman, Mrs. Parker, Mrs. Sodorff, and Mr. Anderson--for helping to add the final chapter in Our Years. Senior mfiezy page Ray finds eompensations for ski accident. Tom wants to be a fireman when he grows up. Keep reaching, Judy! Work! Work! Work!--Lyle Bergstrom and Dick Curtis. Glowing examples of student spirit before a basketball game are Judy Shoemaker, Sydney Cramer, Dana Smith, Sally O'Donnell, Sally Davis, and Karen Nelson S Dick Abromeit Doug Abromeit Ralph Alderman Steve Anderton Joan Andrews Rick Anthony Gayla Archer Karen Arndt Diana Arnold Fred Bair Andrea Balch Jim Baldwin Bob Bandy Eugene Barco Terry Barney Duane Battien Gene Baum gartner Karen Behrens Lynn Berg Susan Bergstrom Terry Best Dan Blood Phillip Bloom Phyllis Bloom The Juniors are lucky too- next year they'll be Seniors! President KARE N ARNDT Vice President STE VE STRE CKE R Se c retary JANICE SLE TTE ngnv- J .4,x,, Q mgiifh,-Wy fn..-1 W. 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Joe Miller Patsy Miller Jessie Mitchell Jim Molt Jerry Mongan Gary Mundy Paul Munson Dale Oestman Lesle Oliver Donna Olson Ralph Osman Mike Parkins Linda Patton Carley Peiffer Doug Pennington Kip Phelps Cheryl Pierce Joe Platt Linda Ponack Janis Puzuhanick Dora Ragland Mike Rainey Jo Ann Rogers Ron Roget Mr. Hamilton lectures on American Literature to his English III class. Russ Rojan Ellen Roos Mike Rosenberger Leland Rosenboom Judy Rusk Kathy Sayers Linda Schaffner Sharon Selberg Sharon Shadel Della Shaw Ron Sipes Dave Skinner Janice Slette Nancy Cheryl Smith Dennis Spade Joel Spealman Frances Spencer Bonnie Spiller Susan Stark Janet Stearns John Stevens Steve Strecker Ted Strohmaier Kathy Surber Alice Syth Chris Thompson 423 . , greg X . 'iw U li U Q H ya, , . as D . , f , , 4 ' .. , , wif uf? ., , , . gr- it 'iuzhihi .. -ami - . . my ,i., ' .. 6-,lif ri. ' 'fem' Me. ,L :il 55551 wie ' . 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S. hiSf0I'y juniors in money-raising projects, school class. activities, and ring selections. Craig Thompson Sheryl Thompson Dennis Timblin Sherril Timblin Dennis Timoskevich Dale Tucker Judy Turnbull Phil Turner Andrea Venishnick Bonnie Vergote Steve Verwolf Sandra Wagner Dawn Ward Frances White Mike Willer Jerry Wyatt Bob Yager Charlene Yeakel 'J' WH ' m J: 56112: r ' rl gs u 'riff 5 fl t fi 2 ? A ' -lr 9 I M344 Q A4 1 , Q W S , an , x ik 1 b. I f if is s Y'-TT' 4 Wifi' W ,f i M - l . 5 l aff-F New ff , j v ., wr , It 5, 1 If S. Wim , . ,.., M ,J i 4w'gQ?5?,:f:f1' ,. ' it swf J 4' ' ,W , , fr' -1-wa ' 14 0 5 p , ,L -6-' gf ' f -V QQ- -. 1 t 6 . , I 1, Q1 1 7 ,V f ul, M . , ' X4-YZF' M ' 'V ' yi fav-1: gf z , 1, i f ,I M -fl v- fe- fi, , -2 4 , gwzeai t , . if Qin? 1. ff , ,zu ..,, e '- T - .' , f if ' ' stats : f 1 ' ' u u u ' T IUUW5 , .. Q s 4','HHt 'If U M' S,l 'vf 'N '21 XZ. f fix .ff-5 :M-'pf N V - 'V-'ff 5425- ,. .f lV1,,f ff . , V t , ' ' V- wfffu- ug . ' .4 k LL - Qt., .H . 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A X z o' ' :f 2 l 'yztmnwmrm fu-Aman il, v ss: In Memozfmm Kamen Sue F7 66lZ5f1 077Z We shall miss her Her special bubbly laugh Her soft brown hair Her bouncy walk Though we know He must have a special purpose for her- Teaching us his power Teaching us to prepare Showing us that earth is but the beginning of life Still--we shall miss her. -Lesle Oliver Cora Ahner Lorraine Allen Stan Allen Elton Anderson Susan Anderton Vernon Bailey Bill Baker Jeff Balch Linda Banka Larry Barmoen Randy Becker Bill Bennett Jerry Berg Sylvia Bergstrom Clifford Bidwell Ray Bishop Diana Bistline Judy Bloxom Nancy Bloxom Linda Bomba Douglas Bopp Marsha Brandl Janie Breeden Ken Bricker Lucky are the Sophs bo have these class officers. President JOE STILWE LL Vice President LARRY JACOBSON Secretary STEVE WALKE R '?,fi?lAffg.?7Q,, , , I' 1' 34 . WW? -4 '?4!i5iQ' f 'iWf4f -:A ,. 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Janet Gunter any fi' ' -f' if Ron Hagadone Terrie Hallett Larry Hammack Regina Hansen Richard Hansen Patty Hanson Sandi Haugse Claudia Hawkins Ray Haworth Lauretta Hay Debbie Hazeltine Marjorie Heitman Kathleen Henry Larry Hersman Mike Hetland Jackie Hickey scott Higley Larry Hoover Connie Howell Shirley Howland Larry Jacobson Susan Jacobson Cynthia Jasman Butch Jay Allen Jones Tamara Judy David Kalb Louis Kins Benny Kirschbaum Donna Kirkpatrick Mary Klatt John Knowles Glenna Kyte Adrian Lane Billie Lane Chuck LaPrath Jack Leaverton Danny Lee Gene McCoy Jim Mclntosh Jim McNall Randy Marley Steve Maxey Glenn Meredith Delar Messmore Carol Mikesell Dora Monk Deanne Moody fl tiei 'il e 'o l H ,.. ,f3,,'r 'X ,E L ' ' N ,dh Q , igfrffe Q' . ' -viii? , fi TQ - WTF if eee'h R -1 : X , ,iq V Y 555, ' it Hi ffiw -2:1 P , if ' I I 'ss l F MQW . ft I ,- 5 I f W - if A J- n Y' .. - 6' A , -.L,., 3 rf-V vqwf, 1.-3353 ' I. ' 5' , 3, 5: mi li' ' K eff: Af PSR A ii C 'Q . , YY' - W 'M' - ci, , v. 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A.i, , KVM, .swf - :Sul 'Ria' M' ' v ,,l,-.aww , 'Ei W:Jq5rlsiTQfzf1?:if5lL-1 7 Q-Qiiifyl liflfri 'ff'i:'g' : iffy: 'lf .- 7-37' v r - 4, .-.l,. I-me , ' N471 Z5 0 -N xl 'ffwuf . A R ik Q + 'f , f ' T3 P 'if as n la, f K mm! vw, ,, A .,xlx,.,, i l fi' V Q., I ,Z ij? Q Q45 3' ff ' 0 eg., .,, Patricia Morris Dennis Morton Joe Munson Connie Neu David Noble Terry Nordeen Lila Nordgaarden Edward Olson Cathy Parkins DeWayne Parsons Dianne Payne Mary Peine George Perks Cliff Perry Lola Phillips Carolyn Poolstra June Palaniuk Frances Paulet Dennis Rainey Judy Reed Holly Remmers Jack Rhodes Dianne Richards Omerita Russell Sally Sacht Steve Samuelson Mary Schaffner Marcus Schaver Radine Schell Joyce Schoenwald Sophomore girls prove that developing physical fitness can be fun. Nancy Schwin Alice Senkoff Leonard Sevier Robert Shaver Marilyn Shields Kathleen Shoopman Cheryl Silva Dan Simmet Lydia Slaveck David Smith Jim Smith Sharon Smith Charlotte Snyder Steve Sodorff Gary South Betty Jean Spiller Steve Stangel Bill Sterns Carolyn Steele Joe Stilwell Freda Stockdale Steve Strand Stan Strecker Teresa Surby Sherry Sutton Jim Taccogna Sharon Taccogna Julie Taylor Anita Thom Deah Thoma Taffg. ijt, 2 Q Q ,V 'O 'l 5:7 aff, , , ' lg 5'-v J Miha . F 3 W ff ISU -4- avg ep ' ' s F Q 1 fi K-, Y 4--9 P Ski - Q3 As ' 2: :Ji .:- P ' , ?f'iI'f 5F'i f l- ,:, ,. , W, - .wzl , ,.,t , .in . ' 'swf 1: -,X wff? W Q, .fe . , ' L:-:ry X. vi,-',-K . 1 ly , . 42 azz-f-isa gg zgg - ,efgegyl :,-'-. 1--iv i-: qw- , .g. - K, f -. Es --2 I: 1:13 lm r 4- wk 1 . y -- , - -Q- . .sk ffl? ' vi ?fC37:'f'.1- i Q.. .mx . T-'I 1:.Y3 ' 'i 'f-Qui. Yh. t , ,M , -1 l K , ' ,-tsfkwilaf evg Nawaz, of .:i 'T' f- '-34: :La april' ,-- it , E-jpegs is--1. , --,ze L55 fc 65 ,. fe, ,, W ,,, ff fv- . ---i - , ifiaifif 95135 ii if ' ' lv 3 J fa- 4, -'Ol :,, A - we ,L 2 ia' W ' ' -t.,. , W 1 V ,N T- , ,XG ac...- eltit I Q ,, ,ll LLL-. , fe? A -t-l fl N-sg. J S-her in h-e-rrdnl Q sI.4,9ix,,.JVfM7Elf'if'57 ' 'V ' ' ' ,W 5. ll Je + f J I -s. dy., at - ,v i . 5 3 Q f - if we N' X -N ' .Tv 'QTY V ,.,, 4 H -1-A ,l Accelerated sophomore English students some- Students practice timed-writings under the times find time to relax, especially when Mrs. careful eye of Miss Thalenhorst. Phelps is in the back of the room! iff an me-sw 7 044- ' ' ... . Fx. f L ZR' mx ,iw in GN A 'M' af- ff- . Y 1'- ,, fag A5 C' Jr ge kv 4 ,, ' 'rifgy' . N. kj, l - S l it ze.-,',af,7 , . . . E A A S, , ix it if ' or v my f 'fo 1, he , 1 - A f ,I Q pl ny ,A Q 1' S S :.5e,fh, ,J N 3 -.,.,,,,, I '75 - I lfpg .,: . ' l . T A- ,W for n 35, ,. W 1 -my 1,5 1 A f J sw? ima H I, :,, S Wi. ,S 32 N -f ' A ml loli p ,'., .,...,:, , , - :f f l rf ' . 1 J'if,,fl- , 1 , .- all V ,,,, W Delbert Wood - Iifw, ' '- Janie Young Z x . wr--3:3 S 1 . -V 5 A K ix , l i . m 4, grace . lands -Lx' ,rain-ww, ,V Dennis Thomas Gloria Thompson Zan Thompson Norm Thomson Carol Tifft Brian Timblin Gail Tucker Earl Turner Frank VanderSloot Anna Marie VanStone Larry Verdal Carol Villiard Steve Walker Anita Wallace Penny Weaver Toni Weisz Cynthia Welch Bob Wells Karen Wetterow Cheryl White Roger White Shirley Wilkinson David Williams Wanda Sue Vwlson Sophomore girls show exquisite skill and Sophs are given pointers by class advisors, Mr. Fredlund and Mr. Benson. Organizations and Clubs I-Iave Fine Student Participation R ? A .. 6 k 5 .1 5 i Q A H f f1 2, TN '15 Lucky are we to have outstanding organizations, which run evenly and effectively while molding the character of their members. Leohono-SHS Honor Sociezy SEATED: Mr. Fredlund, adviserg Maxeen Lane, secretaryg Leland Gray, presidentg Phil Robinson, vice presidentg Miss Thalenhorst, adviser. SECOND ROW: Sydney Cramer, Judy Turnbull, Susan Stark, Nancy Caughey, Norma Benda, Anita Robinson, Laura Delamarter, Charlene Yeakel, Miriam Buck, Nancy C. Smith, Lesle Oliver, Jonalea Bouse, Judy Rusk. THIRD ROW: Anna Mortenson, Cheryl Foster, Karen Annual Lanham Carnival Is az Gala Even! Our most illustrious royalty of the Carnival court awaited the Coronation of the Queen while Arndt, Corinne Blumhagen, Nancy Shalz, Dana Smith, Marie Bopp, Rita Kiebert, Laurel Pratt, Patty Poelstra, Joanne Buhr, Marilynn McKenney, Ellen Roos. FOURTH ROW: Ken Hall, Purley Decker, Pat Nikkola, Diana Williams, Gary Johnson, Donna Morris, Kip Phelps, Sonja Carlson, Margie Rainey, Steve Strecker, Dale Tucker, Jim Cox. Most honorable Patty Poelstra was the proprietor of the genuine Japanese dart throw. The cake walk was one of the most popular enjoying the Japanese Theme of the activities at the Leohono Carnival. Shown Leohono Carnival. here are the most honorable Ellen Roos and Charlene Yeakel. 56 Commercial Club-The Assistants of T0m01f1f0w's Tycoons FIRST ROW: Lillian Fox, Marie Tenney, Sharon Hanson, Linda Schaffner. THIRD ROW: Christine Tope, Gayla Leona Shaver, Ruth Schmidt, Marie Bopp, treasurer- reporterg Lorinda Coon, president, Judy Bennett, vice presidentg Carol Sutton, secretary: Cheryl Foster, Joyce Lane. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Davis, adviser, JoAnn Derr, Patsy Miller, Linda Merritt, Agnes Henderson, Susan Enderud, Darlene Schell, Linda Jacobson, Karen Martin, Linda Heath, Alice Syth, Guests at the Commercial Club Alice in Wonderland tea party were Diane Heintz, Darlene Schell, and Susan Enderud. Kathy Schwin represents the table. Archer, Kathy Schwin, Maurine Marks, Teri Shalz, Opal Jay, Sheryl Thompson, Roberta Beuskens, Glenda Cunnington, Bonnie Vergote, Diane Heintz. FOURTH ROW: Cecilia Donnerberg, Patty Poelstra, Sandra Dimgan, Nancy Shalz, Judy Finley, Ann Diehl, Francine Findlay, Dora Ragland, Sheryl Timblin, Susan Hiatt, Beth Kellogg, Margie Shobe. Last year's members also enjoy the tea party. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Davis, adviser, Miss Thalenhorst, guest. SECOND ROW: Leona Shaver, Sharon Hanson, Lorinda Coon, The Chalk Myrtle Hill, Ruth Schmidt. THIRD ROW: fA1iCe Syfhl and Joyce Lane, Marie BOPP, Cheryl Foster, era-591' 4Linda Heathy frolic during Commercial Club initiation. Judy Bennett, Carol Sutton. 57 FMC What a lively bunch of doctors and nurses to be - the members of our FMC. STANDING: Dale Tucker, Bruce Lines, Ed Ostrom, Judy Hand, Zan Thompson, Carol Poelstra, Nancy Bloxom, Sally Sacht, Margaret Forgey, Nancy Caughey, Susan Hiatt, Sandi Haugse, Joanne Buhr, Nancy Schwin, Kathleen Brackney, Miss Whitehead, adviserg Viola Math Club The future Einsteins combine fun and work while they solve their equations at the monthly Math Club meet- ings. STANDING: Gary Mundy, Purley Decker, Steve Strecker, Gerald Walseth, Joel Spealman, Mark La Moreaux, Eugene Barco, Mrs. Brunsell and Miss Whitehead, advisers. SEATED: Kip Phelps, Mark Heihn, Terry Chronic, Marsha Brandi, Sherry Davis Judy Turnbull, Susan Bergstrom. SEATITD: Deah Thoma, Karen Arndt, Mary Peine, Janet Gunter, Janet Eakin, Carol Mikesell, Nancy Cheryl Smith, vice-president, Sharon Taccogna, Sandra Wagner, Linda Bergstrom, president, Nadine Derr, Gail Kohler, Julie Clark, and Miriam Buck. Hawkins, George Massing, Karen Arndt, Diana Williams, sec. treasurerg Susan Stark, Terry Chronic, Donna Morris, Vice-president, Larry Earl, Janet Eakin, Opal Jay, Janice Slette, Leland Gray, presidentg Marilyn McKenney, Charlene Yeakel, and Linda Bergstrom. ii i Q zmimf Red Cross Our Junior Red Cross is always first on the scene in time of disaster. SISATED: Allison Dreier, Claudia Hawkins, Andrea Vcnishnick, secretary, Robin Melior, vice-president: Dana Smith, JoAnn Rogers, Wanda Wilson. STANDING: Carol Mikesell, Holly Bibliophiles The school's book-lovers meet to discuss books and give reviews at their monthly Bibliophiles meet- ing. SEATED: Eileen Solomon, Diana Williams, president, Mrs. Parker, advisor: Janice Slette, sec- retary: Karen Arndt, program chairman, Allison Dreier. FIRST ROW: Wendy Kenworthy, Nancy Caughey, Susan Hiatt, Janet Eakin, Corrine Blumhagen, Kathy Schwin, Charlene Yeakel, Nancy Schwin, Carol Tifft, Sharon Tacconga, Sydney .AA .. Remmers, Janet Gunter, Mrs. Brunsell, adviser: Jim Taylor, Phil Robinson, Bob Bandy, Jim Cox, Cheryl Foster, Nancy Caughey, Peggy Broehl. Ted Strohmaier, the president, is not shown. Cramer. SECOND ROW: Marilyn McKenney, Karen Nelson, Sally O'Donnell, Dana Smith, Carol Ames, Paul Munson, Patty Poelstra, Pat Morris, Sandi Haugse, Julie Clark, Deah Thoma, Carol Poelstra. THIRD ROW: Loren Albright, Bruce Lines, Ray Holt, Jim Brockway, Sharon Selberg, Marsha McComas, Mike Gass, Donna Morris, Pat Nikkola, Don Hull, Gary Johnson, Larry Coffman, Chris Thompson. OLD MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: Margaret Forgey, president: Sally O'Donnell, Denise Lutzke, Judy Shoemaker, Carol Ames, secretary: Diana Williams, Pat Nikkola, Donna Morris, Maxeen Lane, Karen Nelson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Oliason, adviserg Judy Baldwin, JoAnn Rogers, Dawn Ward, Janis Slette, Eileen Solomon, Edna Olson, Marilyn Buck, Jonalea Bouse, Jane Crouse. THIRD ROW: Joanne Buhr, Gail Kohler, Sydney Cramer, Susan Bergstrom, Judy Turnbull, Grace Nordgaarden, vice president: Andrea Balch, Kathy Schwin, Nancy Caughey, Karen Martin, Laura Delamarter, Jean Crouse, Wendy Kenworthy. FOURTH ROW: Charlene Yeakel, Susan Stark, Robin Melior, Nancy Smith, social promoter, Judy Rusk, Lesle Oliver, Susan Hiatt, Dana Smith, Linda Bergstrom, Allison Dreier, Anita Robinson, Miriam Buck, Bonnie Beauchamp, Marianne Brown, sergeant-at-arms. FIFTH ROW: Sherry Davis, Sheila Stevens, Corrine Blumhagen, Marilynn McKenney, Karen Arndt, Rita Kiebert, treasurer, Janet Eakin, Nancy Smith, Sally Davis, Norma Benda, Patty Poelstra, Marsha McComas, Sherril Timblin, Sharon Selberg. Pep Club NEW MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: Margaret Forgey, presi- dent: Marilyn Shields, Terri Chronic, Omerita Russell, Lola Phillips, Judy Bloxom, Nancy Bloxom, Patty Carmack, Terri Hallet, Sally Sacht, Sharon Tacconga, Linda Schaffner, Bonnie Spiller, Patty Hanson. SECOND ROW: Judy Chronic, Deah Thoma, Carol Mikesell, Gayla Archer, Marjorie Heitman, Holly Remmers, Edith Cox, Susan Anderton, Carol Poelstra, Linda Ponack, Sylvia Bergstrom, Ronnie Harding. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Oliason, adviser: Connie Neu, Diana Bistline, Linda Cramer, Debbie Hazeltine, Kathy Parkins, Marsha Brandl, Lila Nordgaarden, Wanda Sue Wilson, Marilyn Gray, Cheryl Fournier, Deanne Moody, Carol Tifft, Sandi Haugse, Molly Gilbert. FOURTH ROW: Zan Thompson, Theresa Surby, Nancy Schwin, Sue Jacobson, Frances White, Cindy Coleman, Freida Stockdale, Jackie Hickey, Patsy Morris, Kathy Surber, Cheryl White, Claudia Hawkins, Janet Gunter, Anna Van Stone. SU Club S Club, an honorary club for athletes, is a valuable organization in the school functions. FRONT ROW: Coach Pat Kaufman, Dave Dillon, presidentg Mike Bartelson, secretary-treasurerg Tim Miller, sergeant-at-arms, Dennis Luckey, vice-president, Coach Francis McDonnell. SECOND ROW: Smokey Chubb, Bob Yager, Mark Hawkins, Jim Miller, Dwight Roberts, Doug Pennington, Larry Jacobson, and Doug Ward. THIRD ROW: Steve Strecker, Jim Neer, Dick Beyer, Jay Miller, Lyle Bergstrom, Steve Verwolf, Jim Bloxom, and Ken Hall. FOURTH ROW: Mike Rainey, Gary Mundy, Kevin Brown, Russell Rojan, Dick Curtis, Mike Brown, John Knowles, Dave Ebbett, and Coach Jerry Partridge. FTA FIRST ROW: Susan Stark, Joel Spealman, Judy Shoemaker, Sharon Selberg, Sydney Cramer, secretary Donna Morris, president: Raymond Holt, Marsha McComas, vice president: Diana Williams, treasurer: Corinne Blumhagen, Laura Delamarter, historian, Leland Gray, Kathy Schwin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Champoux, adviser, Edna Olson, Susan Anderton, Norma Benda, Judy Chronic, Anna Mortenson, Anita Robinson, Bonnie Beauchamp, Lorraine Davis, Allison Dreier, Andrea Balch, Cathy Parkins, Debbie Hazeltine, Linda Cramer, Sandi l-Iaugse, Sharon Taecogna, Judy w Finley, Mrs. Parker, adviser. THIRD ROW: lilarianne Brown, Janice Slette, Eileen Solomon, Joanne Buhr, Sally Davis, Nancy Smith, Dana Smith, Sheila Stevens, Pat Nikkola, Cheryl Silva, Julie Taylor, Connie Neil, Holly Remmers, Patsy Morris, Carol Tifft, Karen Wetterow, Carol Kramer. FOURTH ROW: Loren Albright, Phil Robinson, Pat Carter, Steve Strecker, Jim Brockway, Ed Ostrom, Pat Gallagher, Gerald Walseth, Mike Gass, Don Yaw, Chris Thompson, Gary Johnson, Jim Taylor, Larry Coffman, Dale Tucker, Paul Munson. vw' 62 FLC SEATED: Marilyn Buck, secretary, Pat Nikkola, president. STANDING: Bonnie Beauchamp, Anita Robinson, Phil Robinson, Karen Nelson, vice president: Jim Taylor, Jonalca Bouse, Miss Rogers, adviser, Peggy Broehl, Loretta Hay. FHA FIRST ROW: Ellen Roos, Mrs. Pictsch, adviserg Francie Spencer, treasurerg Marilyn Buck, vice president, Marie Tenney, presidcntg Gwen Shepherd, secretaryg Regina Hansen, historiang Sherry Davis, degrees chairmang Anita Thom, reporter. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Welch, Diane Heintz, Alice Carter, KNEELING: Larry Davis, Roger Beauchene. FIRST ROW: Ken Hall, president, Bob Bandy, vice president, Leland Rosenbooni, seeretaryg Ron Rogct, treasurer, Terry Best, reporterg David Noble, chaplain, Gene Clark, parlianientarian. SECOND ROW: Mr. 1 3 amsims IQ! My JoAnn Derr, Sandra McNearney, Lorraine Davis, Cora Ahner, Mary Cross, Sherri Sutton, Geraldine Rickman. THIRD ROW: Diane Rucker, Marie Bopp, Francie White, Cheryl White, Ann Diehl, Carol Sutton, Judy Goullette, Judy Bennett, Jessie Mitchell. Puterbaugh, adviserg Fred Bair, Gordon Wenger, Dale Sheffield, Ron Converse, Terry Gray, Richard Ramsay THIRD ROW: Ray Spencer, Phillip Bloom, Richard Lacey, Bill Moody. FIRST ROW: Sonja Carlson, secretary-treasurer, Karen Wetterow, David Parsons, vice president Cheryl VVh1te J1m Cox president Carol Johnson SECOND ROW: Anita Robinson, Jim Taylor, Phil Robinson, Peggy Broehl. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Clzz Cordes, adviserg Cynthia Welch, Mike Downing, Frances White, Lorraine Davis, Carolyn Steele, Susan Anderton, Jerry Skinner. D6b6Zf6V5 SEATED: Jim Cox and Dianne Putnam. STANDING: Susan Anderton, Mike Doviming, Leona Shaver, David Parsons, Carol Johnson, Ron Hunt, Mrs. Cordes, adviser. Tbespmns SEATED: Ray Holt, president, Jim Cox, Ralph Osman, Mr. Benson, adviser, David Parsons, Larry Coffman. STANDING: Marianne Brown, Cheryl White, treasurerg Sonja Carlson, Frances White, secretary, Peggy Broehl, Joanne Buhr, vice president, Karen Arndt. -Qu., edmf Post Working on their new weekly-coverage plan, Cedar Post alternates with the Knot Hole, the mimeographed edition, to give the student body the latest school news. SE ATED: Mr. Hamilton, adviserg Adalma Hines, Laurel Knot Hole FIRST ROW: Donna Kirkpatrick, Jerry Wells, Sherry Davis, editorg Kathy Schwin, Jim Brockway. SECOND ROW: Tom Griggs, Jessie Mitchell, Dan Baugh, Pratt, editor. STANDING: Gerald Walseth, sports editorg Pat Chesley, Marianne Brown, Carol Cochran, associate editor, Bonnie Arnold, promotions manager, Pat Carter. Barbara Kitt, Doug Ward, Joyce Lane, Joe Platt, Mr Hamilton, adviser. Ski Club Members Are Avia' Scbweiflfr Fam ON FLOOR: Jim Holt, Mike Rainey. FIRST ROW: Steve Sodorff, Diana Williams, Margaret Forgey, Rita Kiebert, secretary, Mike Thompson, vice president, Loren Albright, president, Dana Smith, treasurerg Pat Nikkola, Donna Morris, Dann Hall. SECOND ROW: Lola Phillips, Sally Sacht, Patty Hanson, Sandi Haugse, Molly Gilbert, Carol Tifft, Nancy Schwin, Bonnie Arnold, Lydia Slaveck, Carol Ames, Ruthann Kiebert, Cheryl Deshon, Kathy Schwin, Sally Davis, Shirley Wilkinson, Carolyn Steele, Jonalea Bouse, With the snow plow behind them, Loren, Dana, and Gary aim for the '68 Olympics. Wendy Kenworthy. THIRD ROW: Doug Abromeit, Karen Arndt, Carley Peiffer, Chris Thompson, Pat Chesley, Larry Coffman, Karen Nelson, Sharon Selberg, Don Hadley, Regina Hansen, Ray Bishop, Jessie Mitchell Larry Hersman, Nancy Smith, Mr. Champoux, Mrs. Oliason, and Mr. Baldwin, advisers. FOURTH ROW: George Massing, Craig Thompson, Jim Baldwin, Gary Finney, Gary Johnson, Ray Holt, Bruce Lines, Sally O'Donnel1, Ron Hagadone, Gretta Fletcher, Ann Diehl, Sheila Stevens, Pat Gallaher. Chris, Bonnie, and Gretta are enthusiasts of this popular winter sport. Varied Activities Encourage a Spirit oi ooperation Adding the spice of life, numerous activities filled our years at SHS Homecommcg ,Queen Princess CAROL AMES Princess GRACE NORDGAARDEN 68 me Pffmcesses Queen DANA SMITH Princess SYDNEY CRAMER Princess NANCY SMITH Leohono tteen fmt! Attendants Senior Queen BETH KELLOGG J unior Attendant JANET STEARNS Sophmore Attendant MARSHA BRANDL Farmer and Fmfmeffeffe Ken Hall and Marie Tenney rule at the Harvest Hop 70 I ,l . , l ., - ' my f- ' 1 fx - Sf L 1, ' W r 1 . sf: If Letter Girls These vivacious girls promote greater school spirit. Left to right: Denice Lutzke, alternateg Margaret Forgey, Sally O'Donnell, Bonnie Arnold, Judy Shoemaker, omierefte Drill Team The Ponderettes show precision skill on the marching Phillips. STANDING: Colleen Cousins, Freda floor. KNEELING: Robin Melior, Marilyn Gray, Holly Stockdale, Judi Cornwell, Carol Ames, co-captain, Remmers, Karen Martin, Grace Nordgaarden, Ruth Marsha McComas, co-captain: Dana Smith, Diana Walker, Dawn Ward, Janice Slette, Judy Rusk, Joanne Arnold, Zan ThomPS0U, M9-1'i1YI1Y1 MCKBHHGY, Nadine Rogers, Gail Kohler, Janis Puzuhanick, Linda Patton, Derr, Cindy Coleman, Nancy Smith, Teresa Surby, Lesle Oliver, Pat Carmack, Sandra McNearney, Lola Marsha Brandl, Nancy Cheryl Smith, Wanda Sue Wilson. Carol Ames, Diana Williams, Pat Nikkola, Donna Morris, Maxeen Lane, Karen Nelson, and Sue Jacobson, alternate. 71 Senemfs resent Mr. Hyde, Jim Cox, is busy mixing his The inspector, Tom Smith, interviews the IT1yS'E9I'i0uS DOHOI1, servants--Rita Kiebert, Eileen Solomon, and Diana Williams. Mrs. Cordes directs the play Dr, Jekyll and Mr. Hyde with Dana Smith assisting as student director. The members of the cast are Jim Cox, Doug Ward, Nancy Smith, Raymond Holt, Pat Gallaher, Diana Williams, Rita Kiebert, Eileen Solomon, Jay Miller, and Tom Smith. Diana's father discusses the marriage plans of Dr. Jekyll and his daughter. Left to right: Raymond Holt, Jay Miller, Nancy Smith, Jim Cox, and Doug Ward. 'K if. fekyll emel Me. Hyde xfwx' Men Notables Meer In Washington, D. C. , United States Senators, Len Jordan and Frank Church, greet Rita Kiebert, SHS's winner of the Senate Youth Program. Schweitzer dedication draws an impressive group. Miss Sandpoint, Marsha McComas, and Schweitzer manager, Sam Wormington, welcome guests to the dedication exercises. Left to right Louise Shadduck, Executive Secretary of the Idaho Department of Commerce and Developmentg Mr Wormington, Marsha, Miss Spokane, Rosemary Harness, and Miss Idaho, Linda Moulton. qu . ,I .4 1 1, I T110 Add Color mm' Zest to Athletic Events Mascot Eileen Solomon poses for the yearbook--this time Without her head! Choering their team on to victory are Allison Dreier, Sydney Cramer, Eileen Solomon, Judy Baldwin, and Sally Davis. Twirling their way to fame are Teresa Surby, Marsha Brandl, Terry Chronic, and Debbie Hazeltine. Our J. V. Cheerleaders, Debbie Hazeltine and Lila Nordgaarden, encourage the J. V. squad. Bama! FIRST ROW: Sandra Wagner, Tamara Judy, Karen Arndt, Kathleen, Brackncy, Kathleen, Shoopman, Joanne Buhr, Deah Thoma, Anita Wallace. SECOND ROW: Dianne Green, Edith Cox, Lydia Slaveck, Cindy Maurer, Bonnie Decker, Wanda Wilson, Mary Schaffner, Larry Coffman, Omerita Russell, Susan Stark. THIRD ROW: Dick Niebuhr, Ray Cook, Dennis Timoskevich, Joel Music ALL-STATE PARTICIPANTS-SEATED: Tom Smith and Rita Kiebert. STANDING: Mark LaMorcaux, Mary Klatt, Dale Tucker, Joel Spealman, Denice Lutzke, Spealman, Larry Jacobson, Carley Peiffer, Elton Anderson, Duane Battien, John Crane, Eugene Barco. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Schwin, Steve Sodorff, Rita Kieber Kiebert, Janis Thurlow, Tom Smith, Mr. Cook, director, Jeff Balch, Gretta Fletcher, Ruthann Kiebert, Viola Heihn. Twirlers - Terry Chronic, Marsha Brandl, Debbie Hazletine, Teresa Surby-are at left. Sandra Wagner, Gene Barco, Cynthia Welch, Anita Wallace, and Holly Remmers. Maxeen Lane, not pictured. Choir FRONT ROW: Bonnie Spiller, Sandra Wagner, Agnes Hendersen, Lila Nordgaarden, Laurel Pratt, Sheryl Timblin, Wilma Osterlund Lee, Holly Remmers, Karolee Courser, Carolyn Steele. SECOND ROW: Sandra McNearney, Janet Stearns, Jackie Brown, Mazclfficgfzl Choir Marsha Brandl, Julie Taylor, Darlene Pudwell, Francine Finley, Sherry Davis, Andrea Venishnick, Cynthia Welch, Maxeen Lane, Denice Lutzke. THIRD ROW: Mike Willer Sonja Carlson, Larry Coffman, Tom Smith, Jerry Skinner, Ron Hunt, Joel Spealman, Mr. Cook, director. Their lovely voices echo through the halls. FRONT Sandra McNearney, Laurel Pratt, Joel Spealman, Tom ROW: Bonnie Spiller, Holly Remmers, Larry Coffman, Smith, Ron Hunt, Andrea Venishnick, Cynthia Welch. Mr. Cook, Denice Lutzke, Maxeen Lane. BACK ROW: Mrs. Cook, accompanist, is at the piano. ffcbesfm FIRST ROW: Andrea Venishnick, Dale Tucker, Mary Klatt, Dclar Messmore, Susan Dalby, Patsy Miller, Judy Hand, Dora Monk, Roger Hedlund. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ruyle, directorg Susan Hedlund, Marilyn Dalby, Sandra Wagner, Tamara Judy, Marsha Brandl, Kathy Shoopman, Anita Wallace, Wanda Sue Wilson. THIRD Pep Bama! FIRST ROW: Edith Cox, Tamara Judy, Lydia Slaveck, Karen Arndt, Kathleen Brackney, Sandra Wagner, Bonnie Decker. SECOND ROW: Dick Niebuhr, Dennis Timoskevich, Joel Spealman, Ray Cook, Carley Peiffer Fletcher Nancy Schwin Tom Smith .. A in The hilarious all-school play, The Curious Savage , was presented under the direction of Mr. Benson. SEATED: Cheryl White, Peggy Broehl, Frances White, STANDING: John Miss Whitehead supervised make-up BELOW: The spreading popularity of the hoot- enanny swept Sandpoint when the Speech Club under the direction of Mrs. Cordes presented the one-act play Great Smokiesu and Sand- point's first hootenanny. SEATED: Nelda Shirts, Dorothy Vergote, Agnes Henderson, i c Crane, Jim Cox, David Parsons, Jucy Chronic, Joanne Buhn, Karen Arndt, Raymond Holt, Marianne Brown. the tense moments before curtain raising. Dan Friesen. STANDING: Terry Eller, Dick Niehbur, Lorraine Davis, Geraldine Rickman, Ralph Mavity. Participating in the Hootenanny are Bill Bennett, Ralph Alderman, and Bob Evans as master of ceremonies. f Sports Are Among Our Better Assets We are lucky to have excellent teams, wonderful school spirit, and a vivacious cheerleading team. The fun and excitement of our numerous sports ac tivities will long be remembered. Inlaml Empire Football Champs FIRST ROW: Ken Hall, Jim Miller, Jay Miller, Dwight Roberts, Don Crawford, Kevin Brown, Mike Bartelson, Jim Neer, Lyle Bergstrom, Dick Beyer, Dave Dillon, Dick Curtis, Jim Bloxom, Tim Miller, Mike Brovsm, Mike Parkins, Doug Ward. SECOND ROW: Mr. Partridge, J.V. coach, Mr. Hamilton, statistician and assistant coachg Larry Jacobson, Doug Pennington, Jim Baldwin, Craig Thompson, Mike Rainey, Mark Hawkins, Gary Elliot, Terry Brown, Harmon Cantrell, Steve Strecker, Smokey Chubb, Steve Verwolf, Bob Yager, Coach Kaufman, and Coach The Sandpoint Bulldogs started their most suc- cessful season in years with a smashing victory over the Wallace Miners on the home field of the Miners. The next team to fall victim to the crushing attack of the Bulldogs was the Moscow Bears in an exciting game played at home. Uni- versity High fell next, followed by the Bonners Ferry Badgers. The Badgers were left with a shutout in the game played on the Badgers' home field. Clarkston proved to be our first really tough adversary. They managed to push over the tying touchdoum late in the fourth quarter, leaving CHAMPIONS BUILD CHAMPIONS! Mr. Partridge, J-V coachg Mr. McDonnell, athletic director, Mr. Hamilton, statistician and assistant coachg and Mr. Kaufman, head basketball coach. McDonnell. THIRD ROW: Dan Hall, manager, Rick Anthony, Joe Munson, Dennis Timblin, Larry Copley, Randy Peterson, Craig Brockus, Gene Clark, Stan Strecker, Dave Smith, Dale Oestmann, Norman Thomson Steve Evans, Paul Munson. FOURTH ROW: Dave Ebbett, managerg Tim Freudenthal, manager, Adrian Lane, Bob Geenen, Dan Simmet, Steve Walker, Joe Stilwell, Bob Bandy, John Knowles, Larry Hersman, Allen Cox, Steve Samuelson, Bill Kennedy, Terry Nordeen, managerg Larry Verdal, manager. Sandpoint with one mar on their record. Bad luck was not to abandon the Bulldogs, for in the following game with Coeur d'Alene, we were once again tied. Sandpoint quickly recovered, however, and crushed Lewiston in the following game. Kellogg, too, fell to the reinspired Bulldogs. The final game with Libby climaxed the successful season when the Loggers were shut out by the mighty Bulldogs. When all records were tallied, Sandpoint finished first in the Inland Empire League and tied for first in the Panhandle League. SCORES SANDPOINT OPPONENTS Wallace 27 6 Pullman 29 7 University High 6 0 Bonners Ferry 27 0 Clarkston 13 13 ftie Coeur d'Alene 0 0 me Lewiston 9 6 Kellogg 14 6 Libby 20 0 199 38 Led by Lyle Bergstrom and Doug Ward Qleftl, the Bulldogs take the field after half time with Pullman. Mike Brown struggles for an extra yard as he is brought down by Coeur d' Alene tackler. Tim Miller and Lyle Bergstrom are in hot pursuit as Smokey Chubb is tackled from behind by Bonners player. Steve Verwolf carries the ball for a gain against Bonners as Mark Hawkins, Jim Miller, and Mike Parkins assist. Basketball V6ZV5fZfjl ff. Vmfsizy FIRST ROW: Dennis Luckey, managerg Vance Ekwortzell, Art Chubb, Jim Bloxom, Mike Parkins, Dave Ebbett, manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hamilton statisticiang Jay Miller, Bob Wells, Gary Elliot, Russ Rojan, Dave Dillon, Dick Curtis, Terry Brown, Lyle Bergstrom, Mr. Kaufman, head coach. FIRST ROW: Phil Turner, Doug Pennington, Jack Leaverton, Mr. Partridge, coachg Lee Burnett, Norm Thomson, Larry Jacobson. SECOND ROW: Terry Nordeen, managerg Bob Yager, Mark Hawkins, Jim Brockway, Dave Smith, Bob Bandy, Stan Strecker, Lyle Burnett, All Haviland, Larry Verdal, manager. 'K 5 ff 5' if P' BF ' 'Eg gi ! 44 M if? 7 gif E iss 2 fv- 9. Vw 1 'Q ' f ag: ff R 2 2 ka I 'W Q4 A lai ' 3, , 1 W . X F! 15 :NX Q as Tbfgf Mm! Lyle Bergstrom, winner of both the Jerry Kramer Award and the Hunt Trophy, was chosen for the mythical All-State Football Team. The managers' work is never done. Managers are Larry Verdal, Tim Freudenthal, Dennis Luckey, Dave Ebbett, and Terry Nordeen. Special Mention Football co-captains, Dick Beyer and Lyle Bergstrom, hold the team's symbols of victory, the Panhandle Conference Trophy and the Inland Empire League Championship Trophy. Dave Dillon and Jim Bloxom, basketball co- captains, display the Tournament Trophy for runner-up in the A-1 District Basketball Tournament. Dave was chosen as a member of the A. P. All-State Basketball First Team. Mr. Sodorff presents Rita Kiebert with the Senate Youth Program Award. Jan Lutey receives the local Betty Crocker Home- maker of Tomorrow Award from Mrs. Pietsch. The three top winners of the National Math Test--Steve Oliver, John Crane, and Don Yaw- -receive certificates from Mrs. Brunsell. Honors amd 1 wards Miss Sandpoint Marsha McComas and her princesses, Allison Dreier and Beth Kellogg, and SHS seniors. Mrs. Sodorff presents awards to Frances White Kip Phelps, and Janet Stearns for their local prize-winning Handicapped essays. Frances White also won state honorable mention. Honors amd Awards Jim Cox proudly displays his declamation trophy from the Gonzaga Meet. With forty-seven schools represented, Jim won first place in Extemporaneous Speaking. Leland Gray receives the Baush Lomb Award from Mr. Fredlund. He also won first place in the senior high division of the North Idaho Science Fair. Mr. Champoux awards Diana Williams the Time Current Event Award. Charlene Yeakel receives recognition from Mr Champoux for winning the Voice of Democracy essay contest. Mr. Croy presents certificates award to Donna Kirkpatrick, Jim Cox, and Jan Lutey--Local Conservation Essay winners. Monfieolaz Staff More constructive things are done in Monticola than shearing Sally and putting her in the trash can. We even manage to put out a yearbook in our spare time. Co-editors . . . . Pat Nikkola Sally Davis Business Manager . . . . Diana Williams Photographer . . . .Donna Morris Staff ............... 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