Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1965 volume:

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MONTICOLA SUMMER SUPPLEMENT 1965 Curtain call of the all-school play Annie Get Your Gun shows the cast and stage hands. Left to right are Karen Wetterow, Jackie Hickey, Shelley Mitchell, Cheryl White, Judy Chronic as Annie, Coy Kratz, Ralph Alderman, Norman Long, Terry Gray, Steve Miller, John Crane, Ron Hunt, Alice Syth, Dale Sheffield, Linda Heath, Jim Holt, and Betty Massing. ,. ,D .. Judy Chronic, Lillian Branning, Coy Kratz, Ralph Alderman, and Bonnie Rivals for '66 Stlldent B0dY Secfetafyy Julie Spiller are shovsm in a scene from Annie Get Your Gun. Taylor and Molly Critchell, are really friend- lyl After Class Day exercises, seniors and their parents crowd the gym, where they were honored at the Senior Tea. Recognition Given on Awards Day and Class Day Joel Spealman receives the Nieman Music Award for outstanding music student. Denice Lutzke is recipient of the choir award. Gene Bargo is given the band blanket for the most valuable band member. Patsy Miller is honored as outstanding orchestra member. Karen Arndt is awarded the coveted PEO scholarship. Karen also received the University of Idaho Honor scholarship and highest award in the National Latin Testg she was class salutatorian. Judy Hand is winner of the Women of the Moose nursing scholarship. Judy Turnbull receives the Sagle PTA scholarship, also the Union Pacific 4-H scholarship and the Mary H. Nichols scholarship from the University of Idaho. Karen Martin was chosen alternate for the Women of the Moose scholarship. Marianne Brown and Terry Sue Chronic were awarded the Senior High Teachers Education scholarship. Marianne also re- ceived the Sandpoint News Bulletin Journalism scholarship. Paul Munson, Andrea Venishnick, and Joanne Buhr receive awards for outstanding Heritage Themes. Frances White was chosen for the Beta Sigma Phi scholarship. She also received the Karen Fredstrom Memorial scholar- ship. Janet Bakin receives the FMC scholarship. Bob Bandy is presented with the Union Pacific FFA scholarship. Af'-if 4 , G 4 ge. 1 Qi Teri Shalz was chosen for the Commercial Club Award for its outstanding senior. Susan Hiatt, Teri Shalz, Judy Finley, Judy Turnbull, Barbara Kitt, and Gayla Archer are presented with certificates for taking dictation at 120 words per minute. Sharon Taccogna receives an award for the second rating in the National Latin Test. Peggy Broehl, Judy Chronic, and Jim Holt receive awards for showing dramatic ability and co-operation. Peggy also re- ceived a U. of I. regents scholarship for elementary education. Nancy Caughey and Rodney Johnson were chosen for the Danforth Award. Rodney also received a National Merit Award. Randall Marley, Mary Schaeffner, Pat Morris, and Shelly Mitchell receive awards for scores of 100 in the National Latin Test. Andrea Venishnick received scholarships for Rockford Collegeg Ellen Roos, Brigham Young Universityg Charlene Yeakle, Judson Collegeg and Rodney Johnson, the College of Idaho. Lesle Oliver and Mary Peine, state and local winners, receive poetry awards. Steve Strecker was chosen alternate for the University of Idaho Honor scholarship. He also received a Standard Oil scholarship. Steve was valedictorian of the class. Marianne Brown and Steve Anderton receive the Quill and Scroll award. Bill Carter receives a plaque for top sports writer in the state. sv ., E Q S X Q in xl 3 I ag,,Q' . Al x X VN. .v, A vm, . -f - i. f- fzir QT' 'x , ' Ak KF, L 1 3 X .X 5, K- ,,, f as .1 ' Y:k. M 'MQ 1 4, , . Q A if ' xi. E :ik . X .f f M , 5 1, H K A 5 X 522 : , M- - J t iii?-E TH 5 U 5 Y '- V N Vx 5 'S r ww 5'-r-vm 3-1 5 f I I Fgwb as ng, ,J Vw Q' '4 gg if 4248: Yes, WE WERE HERE at the opening assembly. Here, .gg dictate and Qwrite. Senior class officers select fStudent body officers have problems, too.J g1'adUa'fi0H aHH0uHC9meHtS. .G Montioola Monticola gives special recognition to the first Winter Car nival at Schweitzer Basin. Table of Contents Faculty Page 7 Student Government Page 13 Classes Page 19 Organizations Page 57 Activities Page 69 School Calendar September 2 1 1 14 1 8 October 6-7 15-16 23 November 2 3 7 11 12 14 20 26-27 28 December 1 4 11-12 17-22 23 January 4 1 9 February 10 19 25-27 March 2-6 4 9 11 16 26 April 1 6 7-9 23 27 May 5 6 7 8 14 23 25 Opening Day First Football Game at Pullman National Assembly First Home Football Game with Uni- versity ITED Tests Vacation Homecoming Victory over Kellogg Mock National Election National Assembly National Elections Leohono Carnival Veterans' Day All-School Play Miss Sandpoint Pageant Harvest Hop Broadway Revue Thanksgiving Vacation Senior Ball Betty Crocker Test First Home Basketball Game with North Central Gem State Jamboree at Sandpoint, Kellogg, Coeur d' Alene Snow Vacation Christmas Vacation Starts First Day of School, 1965 National Assembly National Assembly Commercial Club's Big Party Winter Carnival Class A-1 Tournament National Math Test National Merit Test Music Concert National Latin Test Hush Day Leohono Slave Action Senior Play Spring Vacation National Assembly Drill Team Variety Show Student Body Elections Music Concert Awards Assembly Inaugural Ball Class Day Baccalaureate GRADUATION 3 N3 UGC!! ,wwf in Mr. White, in the newly organized Off to Moscow for the first game of mechanical drawing class, checks the season--and victory! Pat Ches1ey's work. O A I V Vggr K A In g ,fy v' '4 ' 5 5 u uf rm l Seniors greet one and all during Children, what big mouths you have Hello Week. The better to cheer with, my dear. Our team and mascot break the Bull- dog sign and the spirit of the Bad- gers. ---And the Victory Bell rings. yu o 4 E af W' Instructing, guiding, prodding and praising, our teachers steered us through our years that WE WERE HERE at SHS. FAC U LTV Principal Dick Sodorff Speaks to Students my Members of the Senior High School democratic procedure of which we should be justly proud of this 1965 can all be proud. Monticola. It signifies accomplish- It is my wish that as students leave ments far beyond the physical make Sandpoint High School to pursue great- up and content. This annual not only er things, they will use this Monticola represents hard work, questions of as a reminder of many pleasant as- finance, and free expression by the sociations, activities and learning annual staff members, but it also experiences and that this reference will represents many instances of co- help spur them on to greater accomplish- operation by all of the students and ments--accomplishments that will not only faculty of the Senior High School. benefit themselves but will also benefit Certainly this is a symbol of true their fellow man. 8 JACK JONES RICHARD ANDERSEN Not a teacher, but Ad- Chemistry ministrator Jack Jones directs all of the schools of our county. Bemidgi State Teachers Men Teachers Predominate Following the national trend, increasing num- bers of men are entering the field of education. LEONARD r ANDERSON DON BALDWIN BENSON U. S. History Libraryg Junior class N Senior class adviser. adviserg Ski Club. Leohono. Colorado State College University of Idaho St. Olaf 's RA GNAR BENSON Bookkeepingg American Government English 111, IV Senior class adviserg 1,5 LAWRENCE ANN BRUNSELL COOK ANN CORDES Trigonometryg Advanced Bandg Choir English Ilg Algebrag Geometry State U. of Iowa Public Speaking. Math Club. University of Virginia N. D. State Teachers Bibliophiles. Pacific Lutheran A 52? 'i?r- 'J b 'Tame 5 ' , 'J X .55 li-9' PAUL CROY Creative Writing Boys' Counselorq Junior class adviser. University of Idaho IMOGE NE DAVIS Shorthandg Office trainingg Commercial Club. University of Idaho -a. , .Zi J. vt gt, kk? f AX NX I DEAN FREDLUND Biology Ig Adv. Biologyg Soph. class adviserg Leohono. Gustavus Adolphus GAPP ROBERT HAMILTON Bookkeepingg English IIIQ Soph. class adviserg Journalismg Cedar Post Moorehead State College Eastern Wash. State College j' JOHN HOGAN Spanishg Am. ment. Loras College PAT KAUFMAN Am. Governmentg Coachg S Clubg Senior class adviser. Idaho State College FRANCIS MCDONNELL PEg Biology Ig Coachg S Clubg Black Hills Teachers College MARY PARKER English IVQ Scholarships. University of Idaho ZZ MERLE PARSLEY U. S. History FTA Minot State College JERRY PARTRIDGE World Historyg Am. Governmentg PEQ Coachg S Club. Nebraska State Teachers RUBY PHELPS English Ilg Monticola. Jamestown College GLEN PUTERBAUGH Vocational Agg FFA Washington State sift, ' ff 3 M , 4 n v MARIAN RUYLE . PATRICIA SMITH Lating Orchestraq Girls' PEQ Drill Pep Club. Jw' Teamg Pep Club. University of Idaho UU' Minot State College I ' no 533' 9 535.34 'NV 3731-4 554.25 yfw 9.3-EBH vw' QSSEK 9 '4Q',TF' . '. glbntd - ,'5t'Dp-4 0232 N E5 5 ,,. Y Qrxs X. rm Se-or U15-Bc: Efgwtv ' :WMU '- ummm 5 1:11502 M n'Q.m D .91 gm cn m F ,U - iii Sines and cosines taught in Mrs. CLAIRE SODORFF Psychologyg Counselorg Senior Class. University of Idaho Arts and Drawingg Comm. Art. Black Hills Teachers College Brunsell's class are novelties to the seniors. JON SONJU Earth Scienceg Business Mathg Physicsg Ski Club. Montana State University W z , 1 ' N who fy . . gs.. if s' EVA WHITEHEAD Geometryg Algebrag Activities Committeeg FMCg Math Club. University of Idaho 5 E Q al' THEV WERE HERE SLAVES OF ADMINISTRATION Pay attention, girlsl' This new brochure on multi-colored ties .... SEATED: Boys' guidance counselor, Mr. Croy. STANDING: Linda Cramer, Freda Stockdale, Karen Arndt, Marianne Brown, Connie Neu. The twelfth letter of the alphabet 1S ' L for librarians SEATED Cheryl White Sherill Timblin STANDING Librarian Mr Baldwin Katherine Knoblich Avis Diehl Donna Kirkpatrick. ll How many times dol have to tell you, Marianne ?- Watch the birdie! SEATED: Girls' guidance coun- I selor, Mrs. Sodorff. STANDING: Linda Cramer, Freda Stockdale, Karen Arndt, Marianne Brown, Gayla Archer. ,ff if., For fun and frolic don't linger here- there's work to do! SEATED: Lila Nordgaarden, Mrs. White, secretary. STANDING: Judy Rusk, Janis Puzuhanich, Zan Thompson, Diana Arnold, Frances White, Cindy Coleman, Pat Hanson, Andrea Balch. Between the studying and the fun came an important part of our school life--our government. We worked to be fair and just so that all will remember WE WERE HERE. STU DENT GOVERNMENT They were the best when WE WERE HERE State rs Anticipate 1964 Session Alternates give delegates a helping hand. LEFT: Steve Strecker, dele- gateg Kip Phelps, alternateg Jim Miller, delegateg Mark Hawkins, al- ternate. The boys were sponsored by the American Legion. i Alternates--Marilylnn McKenney, Janice Slette, and Laura Delamarter-- watch as delegates--Karen Arndt, Judy Turnbull, and Janet Eakin--prepare to leave for Caldwell. The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored the girls. I 1. I i Staters give the allegiance pledge at Veterans' Day assembly. ID Board Members are guardians of peace and order. Clockwise: Rick Anthony, Adrian Lane, Gary Elliot, Mark Hawkins, Macy Thompson, Mark McComas, Larry Elliot, Kip Phelps, Bob Greenen. Seated in the car, Gary Johnson. Activities Committee Efficient planning insures a coordinated schedule of school events for SHS students. Left to Right: Dave Smith, Mike Rainey, Dee Morton, Lesle Oliver, Jim Miller, Chris Moon, Theresa Blessing, Chris Thompson, Barbara Strecker, Lila Nordgaarden. FIRST SEMESTER, Seated left to right: Steve Verwolf, Bishop, Macy Thompson, Chris Thompson, Bob Wells Jack Leaverton, Gary Johnson, vice presidentg Ron Buck, Louise Bandy, Steve Walker, Susie Piatt, Dave Smith, Karen Henderson, Denice Lutske, secretary, Pat Morris, Jim Miller, president, Frances Paulet, Judy Rusk, Standing: Mr. Sodorff, adviserg Bill Carter, Ray Pat Lambert, John Snedden, Judy Coulston, Leland Rosenboom, Steve Strecker, Bob Geenen, Mark Hawkins Student Council SECOND SEMESTER, Seated left to right: Bill Carter, Jim Dubray, Jack Leaverton, Ron Buck, Karen Henderson, Gary Johnson, vice presidentg Pat Morris, Denice Lutzke, secretary, Frances Paulet, Jim Miller, president. Standing: Mark Hawkins, Steve Schaffner, Ray Bishop, Chris Thompson, Bob Wells, Julie Taylor Louise Bandy, Steve Walker, Susie Platt, Dave Smith, Pat Lambert, John Snedden, Judy Coulston, Leland Rosenboom, Steve Strecker, Judy Rusk, Bob Geenen, Mr. Sodorff, adviser. Enthusiasm High for October 23 HOIVIECOMING SHS mums for Queen. Joan Andrews, Homecoming Queen, is crowned at halftime by Gary Johnson, Student Body Vice President. Escort Gary Dunham, Pep Club Vice President Marianne Brown, and Crown Bearer Runhilde Venishnick assist. game funeral rites. Torchlight parade draws crowds for pre-game rally. Herman fKelloggy receives pre- WE WERE HERE--filling the halls with memories Q , as :f,iixJi3k ,, 7 I M W55Wf4'i'5i'i3f5?v?'zeliz-521 Senior Officers With graduation near, THEY WERE HERE to lead our class through '65. President qrightp. . . STEVE STRECKER Vice President ....... DANN HALL Sec.-Treas .... . . JANICE SLETTE 20 DICK L. ABROMEIT fDelJ My oat is better than your cat. Football 25 Wrestling 25 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Senior Ways and Means Aim: Eat, drink, and be merry. DOUG ABROMEIT CG. O. Grazrkbunnyy Not small--just concentrated. Ski Club 3,45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Student Council Alternate 2,35 Red Cross 25 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To be Groucho Marx's sister. RALPH ALDERMAN Let's think about livin' ! Aim: To be a successful musician. STEVE ANDERTON qclody He's the best shot in the West--with a camera that is. Cedar Post5 Band. Aim: To make a place for myself in the world that I will be satisfied with. JOAN ANDREWS She adds a precious seeing to the eye. Office 35 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Student Council 45 Homecoming Queen 4. Aim: To recover from the Dark Room. RICK ANTHONY fStubbyJ I'll put that in my thinking cap. Student Council 35 Intramural Basketballg Senior Patrol 45 Wrestling 35 Football 35 Senior King. Aim: To go to college and to become a respected citizen. GAYLA JUNE ARCHER When the love-light starts shining through her eyes. . . Pep Club 3,45 Commercial Club 3, President 45 Senior Ways and Means 4. Aim: Rod knows, how about you? IQXREN ELAINE ARNDT The word 'impossible' is not in my Vocabulary. Pep Club, Soph Rep. 2,3, Social Promoter 45 Student Council 2,35 Girls' League 25 Soph Class Pres.5 Junior Class Pres.5 Bibliophiles 25 Program Chairman 3, Pres. 45 Leohono 3,45 FMC 2,3,45 Math Club 3,45 Concert Band 2,35 Marching Band 2,35 Pep Band 2,35 All-School Play 2,35 Thespians 3,45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Spelunkers 3,45 Ski Club 3, Treasurer 45 Girls' State Delegate5 Office 45 Senior Patrolg Senior Ways and Means5 Monticola Editor 45 Most Studious. Aim: To put stuffed green olives and orange slices on the green cheese sandwiches. DIANA ARNOLD fD.A.J A cheerful temper makes beauty attractive. Drill Team 3,45 Pep Club 3, Pres. 45 FTA 45 Bibliophiles 45 Ski Club 3,45 Letter Girl 45 Office 45 Senior Ways and Means5 Senior Patrolg Variety Show 3,45 Girls' League 25 Friendliest5 Homecoming Princess 4. Aim: To always live with a song in my heart. FRED BAIR On the cunning loom of thought we weave our fancies. FFA 2,3. im: To be a rancher. ANDREA JEAN BALCH fTurq.j I enjoy being a girl. FTA 2,33 Pep Club 2,3,4g Girls' League 2g Leohono Princess 23 Jr. Red Cross 2g Spelunkers Club 3, Secretary 4: Variety Show 2, 3,41 Cheerleader 2,4, 1st Alternate 3g Senior Ways and Meansg Hall Monitor 4g Senior Patrol Reserve 45 Office 3,45 Monticola 4, Most Courteous Senior Girl, Intramural Basketball 4. Aim: To live a full and happy life surrounded by those I love. JIM BALDVVIN - I'm a stranger in paradise. Football 3,43 Wrestling 2, 3,45 Senior Ways and Means: Ski Club 3,4g S Club 45 Senior Patrol. Aim: Never to be confined in one place too long. ROBERT WELLS BANDY fB0bj When he's quiet, he's very, very quietg but let him speak, and he's a riot. FFA 2,3,4g Football 35 Basketball 2,3,4, Red Cross 3. Aim: To haunt Mr. Benson. GENE BARCO QKings1eyJ Life's best joys consist of peace and ease. Band 2,3,4g Pep Band 2,3,4, Dance 2,3,4g Math Club 3,45 Wrestling and Track 43 Intramural Basketball 3,4. Aim: To be the first Lycoming powered boomerang pilot in the Royal Australian Aboriginal Air Force. TERRY BARNEY By-and-by has no end. FFA 25 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. Aim: To do the best I possibly can in everything that I do. DUANE K. BATTIEN Probability is the very guide of life. Concert Band 2,3,4g Marching Band 2,3,4g Dance Band 2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Student Council 3. Aim: To better my ways so that I may not fail in anything at my ovm fault. HORACE DANIEL BAUGH fDanj Nothing is achieved unless it is thoroughly attempted. Madrigalsg Intramural Basketballg Cedar Post 3 ,4. Aim: To start and finish college, then get a good job. FRANKLIN L. BENNETT Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. Aim: To see everything there is to see and do everything there is to do. LYNN BERG Hasten slowly. Aim: To get a million dollars, tax free, of course. SUSAN BERGSTROM fBergj A light heart lives long. Girls' League 25 FMC 3,43 Pep Club 2,3,4g Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To get the cheese for the green cheese sandwiches. TERRY BEST fTerJ Happiness--the light of my life. FFA 2,3,4: Projecfionist. Aim: Make a million dollars next year ftax freel. ROBERTA LEE BEUSKENS fReeJ As she thinketh in her heart, so is she. FHA 2: Commercial Club 3,4g Senior Ways and'Means. Aim: To go to business school and become a secretary. DAN BLOOD It is only practical that one strive for success. Aim: To score a bulls eye at whatever target I meet. vu PHILIP BLOOM 1Philj Such joys ambition finds! FFA: Student Council. Aim: To haunt Mr, Hogan and Mr. Benson. PHYLLIS J. BLOOM A good heart is worth gold. FHA: Kitchen. Aim: Abolish the army. CORINNE MARIE BLUMHAGEN All ready for work and play--preferably play! FTA 2, Committee Program Member 3, Secretary 43 FMC 2,4g Leohono 3,45 Bibllophiles 2,3,4g Pep Club 2,3,4g Student Council 3, Girls' League 2: Senior Ways and Means: Monticola 4: UFLC 43 Spelunkers Club 3,43 Ski Club 4. Aim: To tour the world in my Jaguar XK-E. GILL BOHAN QSOXQ I wonder why he always wears 'white sox'? Aim: To see the New York Yankees crumble at the hands of the Chicago White Sox. KATHLEEN ELAINE BRACKNEY fKayJ A heart with room for every joy. FMC 3: Marching Band 2,3,4: Pep Band 2,3,4: Concert Band 2,3,4. Aim: To jump up and down and scream and shout with joy. DON BRICKER The world of thought has ideas as its stars and discoveries as its galaxies. Aim: To get through college. JIM BROCKWAY fBrockj Does nothing in particular and does it very well. FTA 3,43 Bibliophlles 2,3,4: Intramural Basketball 2,3: Senior Ways and Means: Golf Team 3. Aim: Only two people need to lmow. 11 MARY MARGARET BROEHL fPeggyJ Beware of boys with eyes of brown. . . Pep Club 45 UFLC 3, Pres. 45 Thespians 3, Pres. 45 All School Play 3, Student Director 45 Senior Class Play5 Speech Club 3,45 FTA 45 Senior Ways and Means5 Student Council 3. Aim: To live with a song in my heart. MARIANNE CATHERINE BROWN fRatfinkl Quiet as a cyclone. FTA 2,3, Projects Committee 45 Pep Club 2, Sergeant at Arms 3, Vice Pres. 45 Knothole 3, Assistant Editor 35 Cedar Post 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 All School Play 35 TheSPi2-11S 3, R6P01'tGl' 4: Spelunkers Club 3, Vice Pres, 45 FJA 3,45 Senior Patrol 45 Girls' League 25 Girls' Basketball 3,45 Hall Monitor 33 Office 45 Monticola 45 Senior Ways and Means5 UFLC 45 Drill Team Variety Show 3,45 Senior Class Projects Chairman5 Best School Spirit 4. Aim: To be the first to eat the green cheese sandwiches. MIKE BROWN Mr. Touchdown SHS. Football 2,3,4g Track 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 S Club 2,3,45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To make too much money. MIRIAM JUDITH BUCK The hardest task of a girl's life is to convince a man that his intentions are serious. Pep Club 2,35 Commercial Club 45 Leohono 3,45 ID Board 25 Student Council 25 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: The future year holds the key to my aim and his. JOANNE E. BUHR Uoeyl Pretty Blue Eyes FMC 2,3,45 Leohono 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Girls' League 25 Marching and Concert Band 2,35 Orchestra 25 Bibliophiles 45 All School Play 35 Senior Ways and Meansg Thespians 3,45 Vice Pres. 3,45 FTA 35 Social Promoter 45 Spelunkers Club 45 Girls' Basketball 4. Aim: To put the pickles on the green cheese sandwiches. LEE W. BURNETT He's a quiet boy and shy--all in all a regular guy. Basketball 2,3,45 ID Board 2,35 Senior Patrol 45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To be president of an antique car club. HARMON CANTRELL It matters not how long you live, but how well. Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 S Club 4. Aim: To see the Yankees lose the pennant for the next twenty years. NANCY JANE CAUGHEY Days that make us happy make us wise. Girls' League 25 FMC 3,45 Bibliophiles 2,35 Vice Pres. 45 Leohono 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Senior Ways and Means: Senior Projects Committee 45 Jr. Red Cross 3. Aim: To be, in whatever I do, happy, honest, carefree, and true. PATRICIA ANN CHESLEY fPatiJ As merry as the day is long. Girls' League 25 Art Club 25 Ski Club 35 Cedar Post 35 Math Club 45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To be president of the first labor union for Ubangi lip-stretchers. JUDY ANN CHRONIC Born with a gift of laughter and a soul of pleasure. Thespians 3,45 FTA 3,45 Letter Girl 45 Senior Ways and Meansg All School Play 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Ski Club 45 Speech Club 3,4. Aim: My aim? ? Pretty good if I'm up close! TERRY CHRONTC QT. suey When I grow up... Girls' League 23 Twirler 2,33 Pep Club 2,3,4g Math Club 3,45 FMC 3,43 Senior Ways and Meansg Letter Girl 4. Aim: To bring the flip-top cans to go with the green cheese sandwiches. ART CHUBB fSmokeyJ I don't want to be a loser. Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g S Club Pres. 4: Intramural Basketball coach of Whips 4. Aim: To get what I want with no effort. GENE A CLARK What today will give, tomorrow will take. FFA Sentinel 2, Parliamentarian 3, Vice Pres. 4, District Secretary 4. Aim: To get a little ---- ---- ---- f a rm. DONNA CLAWSON Happiness is the harvest of a full life. Transfer from Billings, Montana. Aim: To gain wealth, fame, and happiness. JOHN D. CRANE fJ.D.l A man of hope and forward-looking mind. Concert Band: Marching Band: Pep Band, Dance Band 2,3,4: All School Play 3,4g Thespians 4. Aim: To count all the holes in the acoustical tile in the biology room. MARY CROSS There's time for living a happy life. Commercial Club 4: FHA 3. Aim: Danny can shoot the ducks and I'll cook them. We'll get along swell! JANE CROUSE fFreckJ A dash of pep, a sprinkle of smiles, and a peck of mischief. Pep Club 2,3,4g Girls' League 2: Ski Club 3,45 Intramural Basketball 3,4g Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To convince people my name is Jane, and not Jean forg it Jean?l JEAN CROUSE Love is a dream---gosh, I'm sleepy! Pep Club 2,3,4g Senior Ways and Means, Girls' Basketball 3,4g Ski Club 3. Aim: To convince people my name is Jean, not Jane for git Jane 'PJ DAVID CROWELL fCroWbarl Man is the only animal that blushes--or needs to. Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To lcnow twice around a broom handle. CAROLYN CULLEY Does the twinkle in her eye, perchance, betray what hides inside? Commercial Club 3,4. Aim: Make it to the Ratskeller. GLENDA MARIE CUNNINGTON fHey-youj I feel like I gotta travel on. Commercial Club 3,4. Airn: To get out of Sandpoint any way I can and become a multi-millionaire. LORRAINE DAVIS Flowers are sent to do God's work in untraveled paths. FHA 3,49 FTA 39 Speech Club 39 Senior Ways and Means 4. Aim: To do as He wishes at all times in all situations. SHERRY DAVIS Good taste is the flower of good sense. Pep Club 2,3,49 FMC 29 FHA 39 Bibliophiles 49 Senior Ways and Means 49 Girls' League 29 Knothole 39 Editor 3. Aim: To add life to the years. PURLEY DECKER fDubl The essence of knowledge is to apply it. Leohono 3,41 Math Club 3,49 Senior Patrol 4. Aim: To graduate from college, if I can? !! ! LAURA DELAMARTER Thy gentle mind by gentle deeds be known. Bibliophiles 49 Lechono 3, Secretary-treasurer 49 FMC 49 Pep Club 2, Junior Representative 3, Treasurer 49 FTA 2, Historian 39 Vice President 49 Senior Ways and Means 49 Girls' League 29 Girls' State Alternate ,642 Activities Committee 29 ID Board 29 Homecoming Princess 4. Aim: To put the bread on the green cheese sandwich. ROSEMARY KAYE DeMERS Her own thoughts are her best companions. FHA 39 Kitchen 4. Aim: To see the world. ANN DIEHL She who knows how to learn knows very much, Commercial Club 3,45 Ski Club 3,49 FHA 3,4, Vice President 49 Senior Ways and Means 49 Girls' League 2. Aim: To cook like my grandmother. AVIS DIEHL A happy heart results in a cheerful disposition. Senior Ways and Means 49 FHA 29 Ski Club 3,4. Aim: Earl knows !--To make a perfect pie crust. CECILIA NOELINE DONNERBERG fCecJ I gave away some smiles today, cheering those along my way. Commercial Club 3,4. Aim: To lead a life I can be proud of. JIM DUBRAY fSnakiej Tal1 Cool One Intramural Basketball 4. Aim: To be soft and fuzzy like Ted. SANDRA DUNGAN fSandyJ G1adness of the heart is the life of man. Commercial Club 3,4. Aim: To be a secretary. GARY DUNHAM fDumnumsj Fond of flashing eyes and dimples. Senior Ways and Means: Ski Club 4: Track 2: Intramural Basketball 2,3. Aim: Censored. JANET EAKIN To listen well is a powerful means of influence. Bibliophlles 2,3,4: Math Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4g FMC 2, Secretary 3, President 4: Senior Patrol 45 Senior Ways and Means 4: Girls' League 2: Girls' State Delegate '64: Leohono Society 3,43 Monticola Co-editor 4. Aim: To put the lettuce on the green cheese sandwich. DAVE EBBETT Gibby Handsome is as handsome does, but it saves a lot of trouble to be good-looking. Basketball, Football, Track Manager 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 2,3,4: S Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4: Senior Ways and Means 4: Ski Club 3,4. Aim: To become head brewrnaster at Rainier. VANCE EKWORTZELL tErnieJ He makes up in action what he lacks in size. Basketball 2,3,4g Track 2: S Club 3,45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To see the White Sox crumble at the hands of the Yankees for the next twenty years. SUSAN KAY ENDERUD fSueJ There never was a saint with red hair. Commercial Club: Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To go on to college and make my parents proud of me--and to have fun, fun, fun for the rest of my life. DAVID ERICKSON A guy who knows his own mind even if no one else does. Ski Club: Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To pick all of Mrs. Brunse1l's flowers. FRANCINE FINDLAY Diamonds are a girl's best friend. Commercial Club 3: Senior Ways and Means. Aim: He won't let me tell. JUDY FINLEY My thoughts and I are of another world. Choir 2: FHA 3: Commercial Club 3,4: FTA 3. Aim: To be first mate to a certain ship builder in Bremerton. GARY FINNEY You'd be surprised what goes on in his mind I Intramural Basketball 2,3,4: Ski Club 3,4g Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To know twice around the broom handle. GRETTA FLETCHER QSusieJ Secrets are not secrets if you tell them. Girls' League 29 Clinic Band 23 Marching Band 2,3,4g Drum Majorette 2,3,4g Pep Band 2,3,4g Concert Band 2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Ski Club 3,4g Spelunkers Club 3,4. Aim: To finish college, go to Europe, and show Sandpoint you don't have to be rich to get around. CANDY FULLER Bright as a ray of California sunshine. Art Club 35 Pep Club 3,45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: 36-22-36. ROBERT G. GEENEN QBobl I don't know what it is, but it's cute! S Club 43 Wrestling 2,3,4g Football 3,4, Most Inspirational Player 4g Student Council 4g Ski Club. Aim: To go to college and play a little ball with the big boys. TERRY L. GRAY fren-3 Yea, he does fly upon the wings of his Ford. FFAQ Speech Clubg Chorus. Aim: Only God knows. RUSSELL E. GREEN 1Russj Tell her I'1l be there. Intramural Basketball 2 , 3 , 4. Aim: Four or five years of college Qto learn how to spellj, then get a good job, get married, and help raise a family. RAYMOND T. GREEN III fTregrowerJ Lf I can't find the right path, I'l1 make my own. ski Club a,4. Aim: To open the first hot dog stand in Hades. J UDIE ANN HAGADONE KJDD Like a firefly she is gayg night's her favorite time of day. Pep Club 23 Student Council 2g Activities Committee 2g Senior Ways and Means 43 Chug-a-Lugs 4. Aim: Gravel-Body's Body plus four. HELEN LOUISE HALE fLouiey I live and love it! Pep Club 2,3,4g Commercial Club 3,4. Aim: To be a private secretary to an artist. DANN J. HALL A gift from the Jolly Green Giant. Basketball 25 Student Council 2,33 Senior Class Vice Presidentg Senior Ways and Meansg Senior Patrolg Ski Club 3,4. Aim: To own a goose farm. JUDY HAND fJudej She softly speaks and sweetly smiles. Orchestra 2,3g FMC 3,4g Senior Ways and Meansg Girls' League 2. Aim: To be the best R. N. in the profession. CHAD HANNAH fBolngl The way to fight a woman ls with your hat--grab it and run. olf team 3,45 Ski Club 45 Senior Ways and Means 45 Intramural Basketball 45 FMC im: AH!!! but who knows? ICHARD D. HANSON fRickl 'Everybody loves somebody sometime. m: Ask her, she'll tell you. URELL HARBISON fDudeJ 'Being outdoors is the pleasure of life. im: To see if the porcupines in Alaska are bigger than the ones in Northern Idaho ENNIS P. HARDING ' 'Taint necessarily so. ntramural Basketball 45 Cedar Post 4. im: To obtain a higher education. ONNIE HARDING fRonj have kept one secret through the course of my life--that I am a bashful girl. ep Club 2,3,45 Senior Ways and Means 45 Bibliophiles 45 Commercial Club 3,45 lrls' League 2. im: To become rich and go home. OHN V. HARRIS fSe1fJ If I rest, I'll rust. im: To see Barb eat a 500-pound Twinkie. ARK HAWKINS fHaWkl he force of his ovlm merit makes his way. ootball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 25 ID Board 3,45 Math Club 3,45 President S Club 3,45 Secretary 45 Student Council 3,45 Boys' State Alternate5 Senior ays and Means 45 Most Valuable Lineman 4. im: To succeed by becoming a rich man of the world. INDA HEATH fLinl 'll live, love, and learn. mmercial Club 3,45 FHA 2,4. m: To get to California on a little red Honda. OLA HEIHN fVij good heart is better than all the heads in the world. nd 2,3,45 Choir 2,45 FMC 3. m: Never to have exceeded, but to have succeeded. SAN MARIE HIATT ife is what we make it. bliophiles 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Commercial Club 35 FMC 3,45 Senior Ways and ans. m: In Australia I'll have a school and teach among the Kangaroo. JAMES D. HOLT fJiml My mug runneth over. Football 2, Ski Club 3,43 Speech Club 4: All School Play 4: Thespians 4: Senior Ways and Means 4: Senior Projects Committee 4: Best School Spirit 4. Aim: To join the Navy and see the world fby landj. DALE LEE INMAN fDOVeyJ These are the times that try men's patience. Aim: To wear a uniform for 3 years-THEN! DENNIS E. JAMES fJamyJ Trix are for kids. Office Boy 2: FMC 2: Track 2: Math Club 3: Senior Ways and Means 4: Ski Club 4: Intramural Basketball 4. Aim: To put on a cleaner playsuit and exit from this sandbox because if half of these aims come true, I'l1 be looking back for laughs. OPAL MERIE JAY fSisJ My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. Commercial Club 3,4. Aim: To be a secretary in a big office and make a lot of money. GARY JOHNSON Great thoughts reduced to practice become great deeds. Student Body Vice President 43 Ski Club 3, Vice President 4: Leohono 3, Vice President 4: Math Club 3, Sec. Treas. 4: FTA 3: Bibliophiles 3,4: Intramural Basketball 3,4: l'D Board President 4: Senior Patrol 4: Most Likely to Succeed 4. Aim: To be an Australian bushman's wall-to-wall carpet salesman. RODNEY JOHNSON fRodl What is a mind? No matter. What is matter? Never mind. Transfer from Idaho Falls. Choir 4: Madrigals 4. Aim: To go to Harvard or--NIJC. CECELIA KALLIO fCi1j I count only the hours that are bright. Senior Ways and Means: Choir. Aim: I'11 never tell! GRETA KEATON In the twinkling of an eye---. Jr. Red Cross 2: Student Council 3: Librarian 3,4. Aim: To recover from the Dark Room. BILL KENNEDY fRockyD You use your freedom--but allow me mine. S Club 3,43 Football 2,3,4: Basketball 2,3: Track 2,3,4: Wrestling 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Senior Ways and Means. Aim: I am going to have a short life, and I am going to live every day like it's my last. WENDY ELAINE KENWORTHY The mildest manners and the gentlest heart has she. Pep Club 2,3,4g Ski Club 3: Senior Ways and Means: Bibliophiles 2,3,4: Marching Band 2: Girls' League 2. Aim: To tour Sweden on a bike and do it just the way I like. RUTHANN V'K.IEBERT fKiebertJ Mischief--thou art afoot! Concert Band 2,3,4: Orchestra 2,3,4: Pep Band 2,3,4: Dance Band 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4: Honor Band 3,45 Marching Band 2,3,4: Student Council 2,3,4g Ski Club 3,4: Choir 4. Aim: Gail knows: I wonder how many others know. BARBARA KITT fBarbJ A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. FHA 23 Knothole Assistant Editor 8: Girls' League 2: Cedar Post Associate Editor 4: Future Journalists of America 4: Pep Club 43 Senior Ways and Means: Bibliophiles 4: Drill Team 4g Intramural Basketball 4. Aim: To be a C. L. S. S. --Certified Lap-Sitting Secretary. GAIL LEANNA KOHLER If fun is good, truth is better, and love is best of all. Pep Club 2,3,4: Drill Team 3,43 FMC 3: Senior Ways and Means. Aim: Ruthann knows: I wonder how many others know. COY KTRATZ He's every inch a gentleman. Aim: Who knows ? ALLAN R. KREBS fCI'3Sh Krebsl They're running out of halos my size. Aim: To out lift the Krusher. MARY ELIZABETH LAMBERT fMarej Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. Pep Club 2,3,4g Senior Ways and Means: Commercial Club 43 Student Council Alternate 4. Aim: To be the first conductor of a little red trolley car on the moon. MARK E. LA MOREAUX fRingoJ It's Been a Hard Day's Night. Orchestra 2,3,4g President 4, Vice President 3g All-State Orchestra 35 Math Club 3,43 Ski Club 43 Dance Band 2,3,4g Senior Ways and Means: Most Talented Boy. AIM: To trade Pun.ky Peters mukluks to Australian Bushmen for Genuine Mount Everest Mutual Fire Insurance. LINDA LANSFORD 1LynJ Charms strike the sight but merit wins the soul. Commercial Club 3,43 Choir 2,3,4g Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To sit on my boss's knee. LAURELIE LINSCOTT 1Saml Flashing eyes and dimples are a deadly combination. Pep Club 2,3,4g Office 35 Letter Girl 4: Student Council 2: Senior Ways and Means. Aim: Where there's a will, there's a way! LINDA L. LUNDE Light hair and a light in her eye. Aim: To get the best life has to offer. DENICE KAY LUTZKE fDenniJ Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none. Chorus 2,3,4: Madrigal 2,3: Pep Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4: Student Council, Secretary Treas. 4g Bibliophiles 4: Senior Ways and Means 4: Girls' League 2, Activities Committee 3: Letter Girl 3,4g Homecoming Princess 4: Senior Ball Queen 4: Best All Around 4. Aim: To walk as if I'll live forever, to pray as if I'll die tomorrow. MAURINE MARKS fMa.rxiJ One's eyes are what one is. FHA 3,4, Secretary 4: Senior Ways and Means: Commercial Club 3,45 Girls' League 2. Aim: To be a Mrs. ------ when I get married. KAREN MARTIN tPennyl The persuasion of the believers will sway the doubters. Pep Club 2,3,4: Commercial Club 3,4: FMC 43 Drill Team 2,3,4: Mascot Alternate 3: Librarian 4. Aim: To love and understand when and where it is needed, and to achieve these goals with His guidance. GEORGE MASSING Me and my test-tubes. All School Play 2g Ski Club 3,43 Math Club 3, Vice President 43 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To know twice around the broom handle. MARILYNN LEAH MCKENNEY fMarej Past unknown-present confused-future ye-ry hopeful. Drill Team 2,3,4, Captain 4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Math Club 3,49 Leohono 3,45 Bibliophiles 3,45 Ski Club 3,43 Girls' Basketball 3: Senior Ways and Means: Activities Committee 2: Girls' State Alternate '64g Drill Team Variety Show 2,3,4 Spelunkers President 4. Aim: To learn Judo and use this talent on certain people. PATRICIA ANN MCNEIL QPatj People are more fun than anybody! Pep Club 45 Commercial Club 4, Senior Ways and Meansg Girls' League 2. Aim: To have high hopes and live a happy and successful life. ROBIN MICHELE MELIOR Quiet in appearance with nature unknown. Pep Club 2,3,4: FMC 2: Cheerleader 2,4, Alternate 3: Junior Red Cross 3: Activities Committee 2,3g Drill Team 39 Girls' League 2g Drill Team Variety Show 2,3,4g Senior Ways and Means. Aim: That I would look up and laugh and love and lift. JIM MILLER He'll take no steps backward. Football 2,3,4: Wrestling 2,3g Track 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 2,3,4: Friendliest 2,49 Boys' State Delegate 3: Senior Ways and Means: Student Council 2, 4: Senior Patrol S Club 2,3,4: ID Board 33 Student Body President 4: Ski Club 45 Activities Committee 4. Aim: To be a priest, tape record Jim Baldwin's confessions, and then make a million by selling them to Ed Sullivan. JOE MILLER I'm the most curious of all to see what will be the next thing I do. Art Club 2. Aim: To be what I am--nothing more, nothing less. PATSY ANNE MILLER fLittle Bitl A happy life consists in peace and tranquillity of the mind. Orchestra 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: You'll never know what might come up! ? ?l JESSIE LOUISE MITCHELL With a light and flame of youth. FHA 3,45 Cedar Post, Adv. Manager 45 Pep Club 2,45 Knothole 35 Ski Club 3. Aim: To Sing in the Sunshine ffor awhllej. JAMES L. MOLT fMuskj I -:Qi a vacationll' Senior Ways and Means. Aim: Censored. JASPER PAUL MUNSON, JR. Qlvluncel I say of two evils--choose the one that's the most fun. Ski Club 3,45 Math Club 3,45 Bibliophiles 3,45 Senior Ways and Meansg Intramural Basketball 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 JV Basketball 25 Football 3,45 S Club 45 FTA 3. Aim: Only Mertle knows ! RICHARD N. NEER qnicky It's a nuisance that knowledge can only be acquired by hard work. Aim: To junk my dad's Cad. DALE OESTMANN A lot can be learned through books. Football 253,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 S Club 45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To coach the Green Bay Packers. LESLE EVON OLIVER fLeSl Keep smiling--it makes people wonder what you've been up to. Pep Club 2,3,45 Senior Patrolg Activities Committee, Secretary 45 Cheerleader 45 Monticola 45 Drill Team 2,35 Girls' League 25 Leohone 3,45 Senior Ways and Means5 UFLC 45 Homecoming Princess 4: Variety Show 2,3,45 Most Vivaciousg Senior Ball Princess. Aim: Two years, two rings, and Ted. DONNA MARIE OLSON Nice as they come and then some. Pep Club 2,3,45 Senior Ways and Means5 Commercial Club 45 Student Council Alternate 3. Aim: To be the first passenger on Mary's little red trolley car. RALPH A. OSMAN The trouble with our age is it's all sign posts with no destination. All School Play 2,35 Student Council 35 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Speech Club 3 Aim: To either become an officer in the Coast Guard or go to college and teach history or government. MICHAEL J. PARKINS You're only young once--after that I'll think of another excuse. S Club 253,45 Student Council 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 2,35 Home Room Pres. 4. Aim: To die young. LINDA JOANNE PATTON fTrixl Has pep--will travel. Pep Club 2,3,4g Red Cross 2, Senior Ways and Means, Drill Team 3g Mascot 4. Aim: To live, love, and be happy. CARLEY JEAN PEIFFER Hold the fort for I am coming. Concert Band 2,3,4g Pep Band 2,3,4g Marching Band 2,3,4g Ski Club 3. Aim: To someday be of service to the world when I grow up. DOUG PENNINGTON The world belongs to the ambitious, but who wants the world? Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2,39 Track 2,3,4g S Club 2,3,4g Student Council 2,33 Senior Ways and Means, Ski Club. Aim: To see that Dave's aim comes true. KIP PHELPS A good mind possesses a kingdom. Sophomore Class Vice President: Ski Club 3,45 Math Club 3,4g Leohono 3, Presi- dent 4g ID Board 43 Senior Patrol: Intramural Basketball 3,4g Most Dependable 45 Boys' State Alternate, Student Council 35 Bausch-Lomb Award Winner 4. Aim: To drain the Pacific Ocean so the Australian bushmen won't lose their boomerangs in the water. CHERYL BETH PIERCE There'll Never Be Another Boy Like Mine. Pep Club 2,3,4g Junior Red Cross 29 Senior Ways and Means: Ski Club 3,4. Aim: To be like Cleo and Jeffry. LINDA PONACK fum She can be made to smile at anything. FTA 4g Bibliophiles 45 Pep Club 2,3,4g UFLCg Girls' League 2, Senior Ways and Means. Aim: May 24, 1965, and after that--who knows. JANIS PUZUHANICH When mischief is brewing, look no further for its brewmaster. Pep Club 2,3,4, Drill Team 2,39 Senior Ways and Meansg Variety Show 2,3g Girls' League 2, Office 4. Aim: Life, love, and the happiness of pursuit. DORA RAE RAGLAND fDodiej For great is truth, and it shall prevail. Choir 2,43 Commercial Club 3. Aim: Live, love, and laugh all my cares away. MIKE RAINEY fKesl Work like a man but don't be worked to death. Football 2,3,4g Wrestling 2,3,4g Track 4g S Club 2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 2, 3,4g Ski Club 3,43 FMC 3,45 FTA 45 Blbliophiles 43 Senior Ways and Means, Senior Patrol. Aim: Straight with crooked detours. JOANN PATRICIA ROGERS f3'sl A poor excuse is better than none. Drill Team 3,43 Letter Girl 4, Pep Club 2,3,4g Senior Ways and Means, Ski Club 3, 4g Student Council 23 Junior Red Cross 3g Activities 25 Girls' League 29 Blbliophiles 45 Intramural Basketball 3,4g Best Dressed 4. Aim: To tour Europe on my skate board. N ROGET hink nothing done while aught remains to do. A 2, 3,45 Treasurer 3, Reporter 45 Senior Ways and Means. m: To take my 'lil' '51 Chevy to Florida. SSELL WILLIAM ROJAN grrojany ife's a hollow bubble, don't you knowI? dent Council 35 S Club 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3,45 Track 25 Choir 45 Senior Ways d Means. Im: To rite a nue dikshunery--if Webster could, so can I. LEN ROOS nowledge is the wing wherewith we fly to Heaven. ohono 3,45 FHA 2, 3, 45 FTA 25 Art Club 25 Student Council 25 Commercial Club 4. m: To do everything I do today better than I did it yesterday. IKE ROSENBERGER f I graduate life will hold no further terrors for me. lm: To get me out of here. I ELAND T. ROSENBOOM ull be there---. l A 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer nior Ways and Means. m: To chase 'em till I die. DITH GLEE RUSK Uudel ovable, confusing, and amusing. 45 Student Council 45 Wrestling 25 Track 35 p Club 2, 3,45 ID Board 25 Activities Committee 35 Drill Team 3,45 Leohono 3,45 fice 45 Letter Girl 2, 45 Student Council 45 Girls' Basketball 3,45 Girls' League 25 nior Ways and Means5 Ski Club 3, 45 Drill Team Variety Show 3, 4. 'mz To strive for eternal happiness. ON SANDERS e praise those who love their fel1owmen. ansfer from Hotsprings, Montana. m: To finish high school and enter college. THY SAYERS ove is the wind, the tide, the wave, the sunshine. rls' League 25 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Ski Club 35 Senior Ways and Means. m: To take life with a smile. NDA SCHAFFNER uilt on a conservative's scale. p Club 3,45 Commercial Club 3,45 Red d Means. m: To get at least one year in at NUC. ARON RACINE SELBERG appiness is a habit she cultivates. A 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45Bibliophi1es m: To tour the world in a pink jeep. Cross 35 Student Council 35 Senior Ways 3, 45 Senior Ways and Means5 Girls' League 2 SHARON SHADE L Little bitty pretty one. Pep Club 2, 45 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To live a happy and successful life. THERESA LEDWINA SHALZ Creriy I think I've found the secret of being a good secretary. Commercial Club 3, Secretary 4: Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To make the best of whatever I do. DALE SHEFFIELD No one knows what he can do until he tries. Aim: To get ahead in the world. GLEN SHROPSI-IIRE Thank heaven for little girls. Aim: To make things--and lots of them. RONALD SIPES Tal1 and stately he walks through the hall. Aim: To see, in person, the Yankees lose four straight to the Dodgers. MARVIN SKELLENGER The right way always seems to be the most reasonable. Aim: To fly high, wide, and handsome. JANICE EILEEN SLETTE QJanyy She has that 'happy go steady' look. Class Secretary 2, 3,49 FTA 3, 4, Bibliophiles 2,Secretary 3,4g Math Club 3,4g Friendliest Girl 2, Girls' State Alternate, Drill Team 3, 4: Leohono 3,4. Aim: To graduate from nursing school and then live. BEVERLY SMITH fBevj Quiet sometimes, and so quiet other times, but always with a smile. Choir 4. Aim: To have just a few dreams and really accomplish one. NANCY CHERYL SMITH QAlecy Is there a doctor in the house? Pep Club 2, Social Promoter 3, Class Rep. 4, Letter Girl 4, FMC 2, Vice Pres. 3,43 Leohono 3, 4g Drill Team 2, 3,45 Variety Show 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, Girls' League 29 Bibliophiles 4, Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To fasten my strong box securely and sit on the lid and laugh, then make my work love expressed. JOEL SPEALMAN QBarryj Song, never mind the wine and women. Acappella Choir 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3,4g Madrigal Choir 3,43 FTA 2, 3, Bibliophiles 2: Math Club 3: Ski Club 3,45 All State Choir 3. Aim: Once I wanted to be a preacher, now my aim is to be a teacher. DAVID SKINNER They are never alone who are accompanied by noble thoughts. Aim: To be rich and successful in life. FRAN CIE SPENCER Silence is one of the great arts of conversation. Choir 25 FHA 3,4. Aim: To be Roy Orbison's manager. BONNIE DAY SPILLER A little lass with a free smile. Pep Club 35 Choir 2,3,45 Madrlgals 35 Choir Librarian 4: Senior Ways and Means 45 All School Play 4. Alm: To have a life that is full of happiness, and to be able to share it with that certain one. SUSAN MARION STARK QSusj She has a good sense of rumor. Pep Band 25 Marching Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Girls' League 25 Girls' Basketball 3,45 FTA 2,35 Treasurer 45 Math Club 3,45 Leohono 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Letter Girls5 Sr. Ways and Means5 Bibliophiles 45 UFLC 45 Monticola 4. Aim: To put the mayonnaise on the green cheese sandwich, and LSMFT. JOHN A. STEVENS I-Ie's partial to redheads. Aim: Right between the eyes and squeeze the trigger to success. STEVE STRECKER His head is turned toward great success. Senior Class President: Junior Class Vice Presldent5 Boys' Stateg Senior Patrolg Senior Ways and Means: Student Council 2,3,45 Leohono 3,4: FTA 3,45 Math Club 3,45 S Club 2,3,4: Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Intramural Basketball 2,3,45 Most Studlous 4. Aim: To find peace, contentment, and a place in life. TED STROHMAIER Clfhe Harej I'll get there--slowly but surely. Football 25 Wrestling 25 Track 25 Golf 3 ,45 Junior Red Cross5 President 3. Aim: To be a member of the PGA. ALICE SYTH fGeorgeJ Run, don't walk! FHA 45 Commercial Club 3,4. Aim: To get to California on a little black Honda. PATRICIA ANN KNOWLES SYTH CPatl If you QQ speak, people may think you are a fool. FHA 3,45 Senior Ways and Meansg Choir 3,45 Student Council: Girls' League 2. Aim: To get through school to show them I could do it, and to live, love, and be happy, and have little kiddies. CHRIS THOMPSON His time's foreverg everywhere, his place. Ski Club 35 President 45 FTA 35 Bibliophiles 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Activities Committee: Intramural Basketball 3,45 Senior Patrol. Aim: To see Doug's aim come true. 'mv Nh' CRAIG THOMPSON Sly and slightly shy, we all admit that he is our guy. Football 3,41 Wrestling 2,3,4Q Track 2,3,43 Intramural Basketball 3,43 Senior Ways and Meansg Senior Patrol: S Club 3,43 Ski Club 3,4. Aim: To join the Peace Corps, go to Australia, and study the Australian Bush- men's new concepts on skiing. SHERYL LYNN THOMPSON A love for animals and mankind alike. Commercial Club 4g Ski Club 4. Aim: To go to college, even if I have to build my own! ! DENNIS TIMBLIN Quiet until you know hlm. Track 3,43 Football 3. Aim: To live a grand and glorious life! SHERRIL KAY TIMBLIN A friend in need is her friend indeed. Choir 3,45 FHA 43 Pep Club 2,3,4Q Librarian 3,43 Commercial Club 3,4. Aim: To serve those I may serve, and help those who need my help. DENNIS TIMOSKEVICH fTimy His greatest fortune lies beneath his hat. Concert Band 3,41 Marching Band 2,3,4Q Pep Band 3,43 Orchestra 3,42 Intramural Basketball 3 ,4. Aim: To make my first million by 1975. DALE TUCKER fFriar Tuckerj If silence were golden, he'd be penniless. FMC 2,3,43 Leohono 3,43 Math Club 43 Orchestra 2,3,4, President 3, Librarian 43 Concert Master 3,41 FTA 3,43 All State Orchestra 33 Senior Ways and Means: Ski Club 43 Bibliophlles 4. Aim: To know twice around the broom handle. DARYL TURINSKY fTurkj His thoughts remain his own. Aim: To be of some value to mankind. JUDY KAY TURNBULL Success and influence are scattered in the beams of success. Pep Club 2,3,4: Girls' League 23 Junior Red Cross 23 Student Council 33 Leohono 3,4I FMC 3, Vice President 43 Math Club 43 Senior Ways and Means3 Girls' State Delegate 33 Montlcola 43 Commercial Club 43 Betty Crocker Award 4. Aim: To cut the green cheese sandwiches. PHIL TURNER I wanna dance I JV Team 2,31 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4, Aim: To make a million and see the world. ANDREA VENISHNICK fAndyj Her heart belongs to no special one--now is the time for fun, fun, fun! Chorus 2,3,43 Madrigal Choir 2,3,43 Girls' League 23 Orchestra 33 Red Cross, Secretary Treasurer 33 FTA 43 Ski Club 43 Senior Ways and MGHDSQ Pep Club 43 Most Talented Girl. Aim: To know .... BONNIE JEAN VERGOTE fBon Bonj Ring on my finger I FHA 25 Commercial Club 35 Office 35 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: Only the crystal ball will tell. . .I never will! STEVEN A. VERWOLF Why all this toil for the triumphs of an hour? S Club 2,3,45 Football 2,35 Basketball 25 Track 25 Wrestling 35 Student Council 45 Senior Ways and Means5 ID Board 2,3. SANDRA LYNN WAGNER 1SandyJ Let me have music and I'l1 ask no more delight. Concert Band 2,3,45 Librarian 2,3,45 Orchestra 3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Marching Band 25 Honor Band 35 All State Band 35 Choir 3,4. Alm: To be a success in music. FRANCES A. WHITE fFranclej Over the mountain. . . I Transfer from Hamilton, Montana 35 Pep Club 3,45 Librarian 35 FHA 35 Speech Club 3,45 Secretary 45 Thespians 3, Secretary 35 UFLC, Secretary 45 FTA 45 All School Play 35 Montlcola, Business Manager 45 Leohono 45 Senior Patrol5 Senior Ways and Means. Aim: To live a successful and happy life surrounded by friends. MIKE R. WILLER fWille1 Every 'why' hath a 'wherefore', and we hathta learn 'em all. UFLC 4. Aim: To be a pilot and start a moon penthouse. DEL WOOD QMooseJ Silence is a friend that never betrays us. Aim: To get a pretty outdoor-type girl and work among the wilds as a Forest Ranger. JERRY WYATT Never let schooling interfere with your education. Ski Club 3,4 Aim: To live every day as if it was my last with the help of wine, women, and song. Bos YAGER fBlobJ To each his own. S Club 2,3,45 ID Board 25 Student Council 35 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Track 2,3,45 Senior Patrol5 Senior Ways and Means5 Intra.mura1 Basketball 4. Alm: To be like the Big Boys. CHARLENE KAY YEAKEL Full of bashful sincerity and love of mankind. Girls' League 25 Bibllophiles 2,3,45 Math Club 3,45 Leohono 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Senior Ways and Means5 Choir 4. Aim: Journey nonstop up Hill of Difficulty, past Doubting Castle, and through Valley of Humility with Faith as my companion. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Don Bricker Tom Griggs Betty Carlson Ralph Mavity B1'llC8 Churchill Tgm Mggrg Carol Eich Richard Schwlnteck jr? Best Dressed VVS JO ANN ROGERS DAVE EBBETT B e JIM MILLER Most Vivacious LESLE OLIVER BOB GEENEN Most Studious Most Dependable KAREN ARNDT MARILYNN MC KENNEY STEVE STRECKER KIP PHELPS ere Most Courteous ANDREA BALCH -O u n d GARY DUNHAM DENICE LUTZKE Most Likely to Succeed LAURA D E LAMART ER GARY J OH NS ON Best School Spirit Most Talented MARIANNE BROWN ANDREA VENISHNICK JIM HOLT MARK LA MOREAUX '..l V, l A-, K if ,, ,. ll.. V -We fx 2 ,5 ' Q - E K 1 W N W, L 5 ,li ,O N Senior Royalty KING RICK ANTHONY AND QUEEN DENICE LUTZKE The king and queen leave for the Senior Ball in their modern coach Senior Ball OUR ROYALTY: Senior King and Queen, Rick Anthony and Denice Lutzke, and their attendents-- Jim Miller, Lesle Oliver, Linda Patton, and Mark Hawkins. The theme was Until the Twelfth of Never, and the Senior girls said they had never had a more wonderful time. The Senior men turned out in a record number. W We Were Here The Seniors are truly grateful to our advisers--Mr. Benson, Mrs. Sodorff, and Mr. Anderson--the Sweethearts of the Senior Class. ...i. Rising through the ranks of grade school and junior high, the class of 1965 embarked upon a journey leading to three of the most impressive and happy years of our lives. On August 29, 1962, WE, the largest entering class in SHS history, first stormed the halls of Sandpoint Senior High School. During our sophomore year the first signs of inde- pendence were cultivated. We were given the opportunity to choose our curriculums and to participate in the ac- tivities just right for us. With self-consciousness and trepidation, we joined in the activities of Hello Week. With the first vestiges of pride in acting as a class, we Mice presented the Cats Qjuniorsj and the Bulldogs fseniorsj with catnip and a large bone as tokens of our appreciation for the friendly welcome to high school. As model juniors we razzed the incoming sophomores as we had been razzed. Thoughts of the uncertainty of the future began to plague us as we were introduced to the national tests--PSAT, ITED, National Merit, National Math, and College Boards. Gaining more pride in ourselves as a class, we chose our class rings and worked to earn money for the coming year. With thoughts of Our senior year at last! we began our final hectic leg of the journey. Struggling to overcome Senioritis we labored on the requisites for graduation. Our Senior Ball, Until the Twelfth of Never, was a memorable success. We sold tickets for a trip to Hawaii to earn money for our major class project. We pre- sented the play Women in White, a murder mystery. Overcome by sentimentality and gratefulness, we sang the Alma Mater with tears in our eyes. As we embark upon a new journey, we hope that the halls of SHS will always remember, as we will, the years that WE WERE HERE. Mike examines his wrist C21 in Elusive green mercury for the As the money thermometer bursts, Doug the Senior biology class. money thermometer. and Marianne beam their pleasure. qv wi avhgh, Lorraine Allen 3 A' Stan Allen ,, , A' A Elton Anderson ffl A ' ' Susie Anderton l Vi A A Jeff Balch A y 5 J :L Bill Baker .-.' Randy Becker H43 ,,., i . Bill Bennett ,Q Jerry Berg Y A' V fy ' Sylvia Bergstrom -.V,-, 3A K ff-il Karrie Beverland ' Raymond Bishop . if 'P' .A,A , ,,i.e, ,,,.Z,,,f, l.,, L ,. Diana Bistline ' A V Nancy Bloxom V' , V , Linda Bomba I' ,- ' ,g Douglas Bopp Janie Breeden ' V ,, ,- , , w' wi , ji, .A f . . F' I 55 L, Ken Bricker f Craig Broekus Terry Brown Steve Burlingham Lyle Burnett Pat Carmaek wr 4 f ix If 1 ll. . ,.ll, L A J aeliie Brown A siile J 1 ap ' My A A ri 'jyvff ' ' ki, H 51- 2 3 ' l,1' ??,l? 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Advisers, Mr. Croy and Mr. Baldwin, discuss the problems of the Junior Class W 3' r , ly, , ,'1Zf f .1gE Pat Hattenburg Gail Tucker Earl Turner Frank Vandersloot Anna Van Stone Larry Verdal Roger Vernon Steve Walker Anita Wallace Toni Weisz Cynthia Welch Bob Wells -' Swim: .. . 31351 fm Z , ' ,kk, 1 f,- 1Ul'e,af'Q e ' I . f gz,,:g55:fw' - - f :al -Eg -Safe' r .E ' ' , ,Y ',,,,g, I - as 1 If fe K If Karen Wetterow Steve Whalen Cheryl White Roger White Colleen Wilkinson David Williams Del Wood Wanda Wilson Gordon Wenger In Memoriam James Arth ur Carey Gary Abbott Richard Ames Rhea Anderson Stan Anderton Paul Arndt Roger Bahr Terry Bailey Susie Baldwin Louise Bandy Linda Banka Sandra Barney Linda Battien Mardi Bauer Pat Baugh Ella Beddow Mike Bergman Dick Berry Mike Bishop Theresa Blessing Mike Boeek Lillian Branning Judy Brennan Buzz Broehl Evelyn Brooks . an .y ,, ..,.., . se ewflgrlikw Jiwggim Q , J + A whip A V fi f if we www D352 he ..-- . ,,v l ,.,, , ,, l . ,- ,Q lm Sop h omores President John Snedden Vice President Mark MeComas Secretary Lynne Sletager :'::, . 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Xl ff 11' - ..,f 521 ' 'f 'e I, 4, .w 'Jw ,r Frank Powcll Vetta Price Jannine Pucci Linda Puckett John Pursley Curtiss Reed Kathy Rogers Evan Roos Bernie Seitz Marcia Shndel Lynnette Shepherd Doug Sherwood Pam Skinner Lynne Sletager Linda Slavcck Lane Smith Lena Smith John Snedden Sheri South Ray Spencer Bill Standish Barbara Strecker Rose Syth Marcia Taylor Sophs find that knowledge often is buried deep. X x Xf Dick Tenney Gary Thoma Macy Thompson Steve Tillotson Bruce Timblin B111 Vallieres Gene Vanhorn Larry Van Rossurn Elex Vavrick Larry Verwolf Roddy Walker Karen Walson Jackie Walton Steve Ward Bonnie White Harriette White Dick Wild Randy Wild Dennis Winans Dave Windsor Chris Wyatt Sharon Yaw Gene Delay Wayne Gunter Tig re 5 X 9 ' v 'Q 1, 3 . 5 H4 W, 1' ,A EQ ,x jak LQ: .Ja Q 3- X 1 K f f 1 5 f if W ' f if 55 An all-senior cast presents a mystery-comedy. Ann fJudy Turnbullj cries grievously over stolen money. The plot thickens . WOMEN IN WHITE Gloria Hart . . Betsy Shore . . Hester Warren . Ann Davis . . . Gertie .... Kate Fawcett . . Celia Gray . . Laurie Henson . Elaine Bentley . Molly Meeker . John Roberts . . Woman's Voice . . . . Student Director Director . . Frances White Terry Chronic Peggy Broehl Judy Turnbull Judy Chronic Karen Arndt Bonnie Spiller Linda Schaffner Gretta Fletcher Joanne Buhr Dale Tucker Judy Finley Jim Holt Mrs. Cordes WE WERE HERE coordinating our minds and bodies in the various extracurricular activities Leohono Honor Society Into their minds' treasury, they slipped a coin. . .apologies to Sara Teasdalej, SEATED: Mrs. Benson, adviser, Gary Johnson, vice presidentg Kip Phelps, presidentg Laura Delamarter, secretaryg Mr. Fredlund, adviser. SECOND ROW: Pat Carmack, Janice Slette, Sylvia Bergstrom, Marilyn Gray, Deah Thoma, Mary Schaeffner, Susan Anderton, Lesle Oliver, Carol Mikesell, Susan Stark, Cynthia Jasrnan, Judy Rusk, Terry Chronic. THIRD ROW: Few could resist the ir- Miriam Buck, Diane Bistline, Marilynn McKenney, Wanda Wilson, Joanne Buhr, Frances White, Karen Arndt, Janet Eakin, Carolyn Culley, Cheryl White, Judy Turnbull, Patty Hanson, Sharon Taccogna. FOURTH ROW: Zan Thompson, Ellen Roos, Mary Peine, Lauretta Hay, Larry Verdal, Purley Decker, Steve Whalen, Steve Strecker, Dale Tucker, Corinne Blumhagen, Nancy Caughey, Mary Klatt, Charlene Yeakel. restible Terry at the Leohono Pat McNeil is crowned Carnival Queen by Teaflhel' T0I't111'e WHS 9- DOP'-llal' carnival. Leohono president. 3ftI'aCf3i0H- FTA SEATED: Joanne Buhr, program chairmang Marianne Brown, projects committee: Corinne Blumhagen, secretary: Laura Delamarter, vice president: Sharon Selberg, pres- ident: Susan Stark, treasurer: Janice Slette, projects chair- man: Linda La Rock, Bea Fisher, Greta Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Parsley, adviserg Linda Ponack, Pat Carmack, Judy Chronic, Frances White, Peggy Broehl, Susan Anderto Sharon Taccogna, Omie Russell, Carol Tift, Julie Taylor, Zan Thompson, Deah Thoma, Gail Tucker, Mary Klatt. no TI-HRD ROW: Melva Noble, Diane Richards, Pat Baugh, Anna Van Stone, Cheryl White, Diana Bistline, Jackie Hickey, Marilyn Shields. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Smith, Roberta Nesbitt, Barbara Strecker, Sherri South, Molly Critchell, Sandra Haugse, Connie Neu, Theresa Seitz. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Rogers, Barbara Mace, Louise Bandy, Lydia Slaveck, Dale Tucker, Jim Brockway, Mike Rainey, Steve Strecker, Diana Arnold, Marilyn Dalby, Andrea Venishnick, Linda Cramer. Bibliophiles SEATED: Mr. Benson, adviser, Janice Slette, secretary: Karen Arndt, president: Nancy Caughey, vice president. SECOND ROW: Denice Lutzke, Cheryl White, Connie Neu, Barbara Kitt, Janet Eakin, Diana Arnold, Mary Klatt, Jo Ann Rogers, Wendy Kenworthy. THIRD ROW: Joanne Buhr, Ronnie Harding, Jackie Brown, Nancy Smith, Nancy Schwin, Susan Stark. FOURTH ROW: Linda Ponack, Carol Tift, Molly Critchell, Sandra Haugse, Laura Delamarter, Charlene Yeakel. FIFTH ROW: Ed Critchell, Susan Hiatt, Sherry Davis, Colleen Cousins, Gary Johnson, Jim Brockway, Dale Tucker, Mike Rainey, Chris Thompson, Paul Munson, Sharon Selberg, Corinne Blumhagen, Marilynn McKenney. U FLC FIRST ROW: Ned Davis, Steve Walker, Frances White, Ponack, Loretta Hay, Robin Melior, Molly Critchell, Mr. S6CI'6faI'y-tI'6aSllI'6I': Pegg! BI'0eh1, DI'9Sid911t9 Marianne Hogan, adviser: Cheryl White, Corinne Blumhagen, Connie Brown, Joe Munson. SECOND ROW: Louis Kins, Linda Neu, Lesle Oliver, Susan Stark, Mike Willer. FMC IN FRONT: Janet Eakin, president: Deah Thoma, secretaryg Judy Turnbull, vice president. FIRST ROW: Terry Chronic, Mary Schaeffner, Judy Heitman, Marj Heitman, Laura Delamarter, Sally Sacht. SECOND ROW: Sharon Taccogna, Nancy Bloxom, Nadine Derr, Julie Clark, Nancy Schwin, Judy Hand, Vicki Green, Terri Close. THIRD ROW: Reah Anderson, Diane Richards, Carol Mikesell, Sandi Haugsi, Miss Whitehead, adviser: Sharon Smith, Susan Bergstrom, Karen Martin, Nancy Smith. FOURTH ROW: Susan Hedlund, Janet Gunter, Marcia Taylor, Susan Hiatt, Susan Jacobson, Dale Tucker, Mike Rainey, Karen Arndt, Joanne Buhr, Corinne Blumhagen, Nancy Caughey. ix.au 3 lil FFA Ron Roget, reporter. THIRD ROW: Cliff Irish, Gary Thoma, Mr. Puterbaugh, adviser, Larry Davis, Phillip Bloom, Terry Best, Ray Spencer, Gordon Wenger, Richard Ramsay, John Darling, Roger Beauchene. Heath, Lorraine Davis, Barbara Davis, Tam Judy, Trudy Delano, Sandi Barney. THIRD ROW: Mary Peine, Cecelia Kallio, Cynthia Welch, Frances Spencer, Pat Syth. FOURTH ROW: Delilah Marks, Kathy Rogers, Diana Green, Joyce Schoenald, Anita Thom, Glenna Kyte, Denise Gordon. ' i3 -an , N U, A k:f ? 1- L,3 3 D 011,22 gif--1-ilk -my , if' A N Q- 5 155 tg Q 5 5 Q 'q?,?i' '?f?5fZi9?ag gg E A- - A3 32 3 , 5 Q Q , X Q Ns . 2 QfU4P12 9 5 -.wgfgife Q 33! 2s Q is iiiifwg S Q 3 Q E W 1Q Q 9,9 if 3 .qs wig 4.9 get F5 'ik K L 3, The S Club is composed of SHS lettermen. Through pop sales the club helped to finance the building of the new stadium roof. TOP, DOWN: Steve Strecker, Jack Leaverton, Larry Verdal, Bill Kennedy, Bob Yager, Doug Pennington, Vance Ekwortzel, Larry Jacobson, Dan Simmet, Mike Parkins, Norm Thomson, Dave Smith, Roger White, Mike Rainey, Bob Wells, Terry Brown, Smokey Chubb, president Club Dave Ebbett, vice presidentg Mike Brown, Gary Elliot, Jim Miller, Mark Hawkins, secretary-treasurer: Craig Thompson, Coach Pat Kaufman, Coach Francis McDonnell, Jim Baldwin, Larry Hersman, John Knowles, sergeant-at-arms, Stan Strecker. FRONT, LEFT: Bob Geenen, Paul Munson, Joe Munson, Allan Cox, Joe Stilwell, Russ Rojan, Harmon Cantrell, Steve Walker, Dale Oestmann, Adrian Lane. 63 Commercial Club FIRST ROW: Helen Hale, Linda Schaffner, Maurine Marks, Cecilia Donnerberg, Sherril Timblin, treasurer, Terri Shalz, secretaryg Gayla Archer, president, Karen Martin, vice president, Roberta Beuskins. SECOND ROW: Patsy Miller, Cynthia Jasman, Carol Poelstra, Radine Schell, Edith Cox, Nancy Bloxom, Bea Fisher, Gail Tucker, Miriam Buck, Omie Russell. THIRD ROW: Linda Heath, Ingenious character- izations appear at Commercial Club initiation. Donna Olson and Mary Lambert portray Patsy Cadden, Linda Langsford, Carol Mikesell, Sheryl Thompson, Pat McNeil, Donna Olson, Ginger Evans, Mary Lambert, Patty Hanson. FOURTH ROW: Alice Syth, Ellen Roos, reporterg Regina Hansen, Mary Cross, June Palaniuk, Ann Diehl, Sandra Dungan, Judy Finley, Sherry Sutton, Opal Jay, Lynda Bomba, Ronnie Harding, Mrs. Davis, adviser. Lynda Bomba and June Palaniuk masquerade as Little Audrey and Commercial Club gives a shower for Mrs. Mushmouse and Deputy Casper. B-to-Be, Miss Thalenhorst. Dawg. YU' x XX, .jg O 23 4 ' :Gi Lig ', m s, A g5i3f,.Q .Q9W Cedar Post Firsts for Cedar Post this year are a first-day-of-school edition and sernimonthly printed issues throughout the year. SEATED: Steve Anderton, sports editor and photographer, Marianne Brown, editor-in-chiefg Barbara Math Club advisers attempt to prevent math students from going off on a tangent. SEATED: Janet Eakin, Kip Phelps, Gary Johnson, secretary-treasurerg Mark Hawkins, pres- identg Judy Turnbull, Steve Strecker, Janice Slette. STANDING: Mrs. Brunsell, adviser, Charlene Yeakel, Math Club 'Ah-I Kitt, assistant editor: Jessie Mitchell, advertisingg Randall Marley. BACK ROW: Dennis Harding, Dan Baugh, Pat Cadden, Carol Cross, Mr. Hamilton, adviser Larry Verdal, Mary Klatt, Purley Decker, Karen Arndt, Gene Barco, Pat Chesley, Paul Munson, Marilynn McKenney, Dale Tucker, Susan Stark, Joe Munson, Miss Whitehead, adviser, Terry Chronic. Ski Club Members Try the Highest Slopes ISteps STANDING: Gary Johnson, Vice President, Chris Thompson, President, Carol Tift, Secretary, Karen Arndt, Treasurer, Mr. Baldwin, Adviser. FIRST ROW: Andrea Venishnick, Diana Arnold, Marilynn McKenney, Jackie Brown, Gretta Fletcher, Cheryl Pierce, Shirley Wilkinson, Ann Diehl. SECOND ROW: Bernie Seitz, Ed Critchell, Paul Arndt, Sam McEwan, Susie Baldwin, Shelley Mitchell, Barbara Strecker, Marilyn Dalby, Betty Massing, Susan Hedlund, Dee Morton, Chris Moon. THIRD ROW: Jim Baldwin, Dennis James, Dann Hall, Jim Miller, Gary Finney, Paul Munson, Dale Tucker, Kip Phelps, Brad Littlefield. FOURTH ROW: Gary Dunham, Chad Hannah, Don Hadley, Joe Munson, Doug Abromeit, Bill Morton, Craig Thompson, Rick Anthony Dennis Winans, Mike Rainey. FIFTH ROW: Lola Phillips, Patty Hanson, Claudia Hawkins, Cheryl Fournier, Ruthann Kiebert, Pat Carmack. N1 y ' K' J s 11? , , g , . Sf , -I , ' L 5 i .ei 'v , . ,Q T, If e iw ' Z - ., ' zu, ur , Speech Club SEATED: Molly Critchell, Jim Holt, Terry Gray, Ron Hunt, Doug Sherwood, Sally Sacht. SECOND ROW: Cheryl White, Susan Anderton, Vice Presidentg Cynthia Welch, Presidentg Frances White, Secretary-Treasurerg Peggy Broehl, Secre- tary-Treasurerg Mrs. Cordes, Adviser. THIRD ROW: Pam Skinner, Karen Wetterow, Patty Baugh, Kathy McKellard, Judy Chronic. Commerical Club presents the life of Mr. Benson at a school assembly with Judy Turnbull acting as MC. Pep and Glamour Enliven School Year ,K OUT IDHSCOYS, Linda Patton, d0GSH't Often get Adding spice and noise to our cheering section are the peppy varsity to lie down on the job! cheerleaders Andrea Balch, Robin Melior, Lila Norgaarden, and Lesle Oliver. The twirlers Dee Morton, Debbie Hazeltine, and Wanda Wilson The vivacious JV cheerleaders, Lynne dazzle the student body with their grace and skill. Sletager and Dee Morton urge their team on to victory. 68 WE WERE HERE--very evidently--pursuing our various activities from fall to spring. ACTIVITIES PI'i.I1CeSS LAURA DELAMARTER Princess DENICE LUTZKE Homecoming Queen and Princesses Wm Queen JOAN ANDR EWS Princess LESLE OLIVER Princess DIANA ARNOLD Juilifiicess Leo h o n o Q uee n PAT HANSON and Princesses Senior Queen PAT MCN E IL Sophomore Princess PAT LAMBERT 71 Farmer and Farmerette KA v, L.. Farmer and Farmerette of the Harvest Hop, Leland Rosenboom and Cynthia Welch, admire Millie P. Cow. 3 Friendliest Friendliest Student chosen during Hello Week. Seniors Jim Miller and Diana Arnold Juniors, Debbie Hazeltine and Larry Jacobson Sophomores, Lynne Sletager and John Snedden The Ponderettes The popular Ponderettes give colorful, and imaginative exibitions for our entertainment. They are from the point of the diamond, reading clockwise: Marilynn McKenney, Captain, Terry Chronic, Pat Carmack, Judy Rusk, Holly Remmers, Jackie Brown, Karen Martin, Marilyn Gray, Gail Kohler, Sheryl Fournier, Carol Tift, Wanda Wilson, Claudia Hawkins, Chris Wyatt, Anna Marie Van Stone, Colleen Cousins, Freda Stockdale, Cora Ahner, Nadine Derr, Zan Thompson, Julie Taylor Linda Cramer, Debbie Hazeltine, Molly Critchell, Barbara Kitt, Nancy Smith, Judy Coulston, Jo Ann Rogers, Patty Hanson, Lola Phillips. Alternates are, from left to right, Sandi Haugse, Linda Puckett, Sharon Taccogna, and Susie Piatt. Their charming adviser fcenterj is Mrs. Smith. '-,. We ff' A Q Q4 QW? W ZZF . , W P A 'T J f x 5. 1' '73 W . R V - Q- ' h ' 'v v ' VLA . , 3 . 1 'Q if A , 4 1 4' x S K xv ,Q Q' AA WN Spring in Portland, Oregon, found Jackie Brown and Joel Spealman taking part in the six-state All-Northwest Music Conference. Music Senior Drum Majorette Gretta Fletcher led our marching band with stately precision. Concert Band Concert Band of SHS performed for the students and the public during the year. FRONT: Wanda Wilson, Debbie Hazeltine, Dee Morton. FIRST ROW: Sandra Wagner, Tam Judy, Teresa Klatt, Lena Smith, Lynne Sletager, Judy Landman, Kathy Shoopman, Deah Thoma, Anita Wallace. SECOND ROW: Ken Green, Doug Fournier, Omie Russell, Susan Stark, Edith Cox, Sherry Smith, Lydia Slaveck, Kathy Brackney, Steve Whalen. THIRD ROW: Steve Haller, John Snedden, Gretta Fletcher, Terry Erickson, Barb Macc, Dennis Timoskevich, Ray Cook, Larry Jacobson, Joel Spealman, Diana Green, Kathy McKellard, Rhea Anderson. BACK ROW: Viola Heihn, Ruthann Kiebert, Mr. Cook, Directorg Steve Sodorff, Jeff Balch, Tom Kellogg, Joe Stilwell, Frank Powell, Duane Battien, Jim Nieman, Carley Peiffer, John Crane, Eugene Barco. Calm and collected, Mrs. Ruyle directed the Orchestra. FIRST ROW: Dale Tucker, Concert Mastery Mary Klatt, Del Messmore, Roger Hedlund, Patsy Miller, Kent Lyons, Jerry Wright. SECOND ROW: Susan Hedlund, Diane LaMoreaux, Marilyn Dalby, Kathy Pobst, Dee Morton, Wanda Wilson, Tam Judy, Sandra Wagner, Debbie Hazeltine, Teresa Klatt, Deah Thoma, Anita Wallace. THIRD ROW: Duane Battien, John Crane, Eugene Barco, Dennis Timoskevich, Ray Cook, Joel Spealman, Larry Jacobson, Omie Russell, Susan Stark. BACK ROW: Viola Heihn, Steve Sodorff, Ruthann Kiebert, Mrs. Ruyle, Director, Gretta Fletcher, Jeff Balch, Mark LaMoreaux. Orchestra and Choir Here are the ones seeking their way to fame through song. FIRST ROW: Melva Noble, Sandra Wagner, Ella Beddow, Judy Coulston, Holly Remmers, Denice Lutzke, Bernie Seitz, Ed Critchell, Bea Fisher, Donna Clawson, Ruthann Kiebert, Pat Hand, Theresa Blessing, Carolyn Steele, Bonnie Spiller, Mardi Bauer. SECOND ROW: Linda Lansford, Jackie Brown, Marilyn Gray, Darlene Craig, Susan Piatt, Beverly Smith, Pat Baugh, Bill Morton, Paul Arndt, Jim McIntosh, Mary Peine, Patsy Morris, Sylvia Housekeeper, Susan Knaggs, Sheryl Fournier, Lila Nordgaarden, Karen Walson, Mr. Cook, Director. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Griggs, Cynthia Welch, Chris Wyatt, Claudia Hawkins, Cecelia Kalio, Allan Jones, Joel Spealman Terry Gray, Ron Hunt, Pat Hattenburg, Pat Dunn, Edna Mecham, Ellen Roos, Lalu'a McNeil, Sherri South, Ginger Evans, Anita Wallace. FOURTH ROW: Freda Stockdale, Dora Ragland, Louise Bandy, Anna Van Stone, Francine Findlay, Jim Dubray, Russ Rojan, Rod Johnson, Dan Baugh, Jim Smith, Gretta Fletcher, Sharon Selberg, Viola Heihn, Sherril Timblin, Andrea Venishnick, June Palaniuk, Charlene Yeakel. 1u--- Dance Band played with their own distinct rhythm--much SECOND ROW: Ray Cook, Joel Spealman, Larry to Mr. Cook's dismay. FRONT: Ken Green. FIRST Jacobson. BACK ROW: John Crane, Duane Battien, ROW: Debbie Hazeltine, Dee Morton, Steve Whalen, Eugene Barco, Ruthann Kiebert, John Snedden. Sandra Wagner, Wanda Wilson, Mark LaMoreaux. Dance Band and Pep Band Pep in music was displayed by the Pep Band. FIRST Erickson, Barb Mace, Dennis Timoskevich, Joel ROW: Steve Sodorff, Ruthann Kiebert, Gretta Fletcher. Spealman, Jeff Balch. BACK ROW: Carley Peiffer, SECOND ROW: Kathy McKe11ard, Rhea Anderson, Lydia Steve Whalen, Duane Battien, John Crane, Eugene Slaveck, Kathy Brackney, Tarn Judy, Mr. Cook, Barco. Director. THIRD ROW: Sandra Wagner, Terry Senior Variety Page SMILE---You're on Candid Camera! The girls present the ballad Boots. Note Jane's khaki boots. Judy Wears the latest in hats to keep the sun Marianne takes over as Principal for a Day. out CHe11o Weekj. Bulldogs Maintain Winning Spirit Our coaches encourage the winning spirit of the Sandpoint Bulldogs. Jerry Partridge, JV coachg Francis McDonnell, head football coach, Bob Hamilton, JV coach and statisticiang Pat Kaufman, head basketball coach. Bulldogs Coach Francis McDonnell's hard-hitting Bulldogs started off the football season with a respectable 13-6 win over Moscow and a decisive 28-13 victory against University High. A September loss to Pullman was Sandpoint's first defeat of the season, however, this did not hurt the Bulldogs too much as it was a non- conference game. The Bulldogs were victorious in the next two games as Sandpoint High's gridders trounced the Bonners Ferry Badgers 40-6, and in a tough, ex- citing battle they whipped the previously undefeated Clarkston 20-12. With the passing arm of Gary Elliot and the running talents of Smokey Chubb and Paul Munson, the Bulldogs toppled the strong Coeur d' Alene Vikings in the cold, rainy October game, but the following contest with the Lewiston Bengals spelled FIRST ROW: Doug Pennington, Dale Oestmann, Bill Kennedy, Smokey Chubb, Bob Geenan, Craig Thompson, Jim Baldwin, Mark Hawkins, Harmon Cantrell, Mike Rainey, Paul Munson, Steve Strecker, Mike Brown, Jim Miller, Bob Yager. SECOND ROW: Jerry Partridge, Assistant Coachg Steve Samuelson, Allan Cox, Don Simmet, Dave Smith, Stan Strecker, Joe Stilwell, Terry Brown, John Knowles, Steve Walker, Larry Hersman, Joe Munson, Larry Jacobson, Adrian Lane, Francis McDonnell, Coach. THIRD ROW: Robert Ramsay, Chuck Sandpoint's first league defeat. The 19-14 loss put the Bengals up with the Bulldogs in leading the Inland Empire League. After a loss to the Kellogg Miners, the Idaho Panhandle League championship was tossed into a three-way tie with Sandpoint, Coeur d' Alene, and Wallace sharing the top honors. Sandpoint and Lewiston also finished up with a tie for first in the Inland Empire League. The last game of the season was a non-conference contest with Libby, this the Bulldogs took easily. Mike Brown set a Sandpoint record in that game: he was the only Bulldog to score three touchdowns in a single game. He was also high point man for the season followed closely by Smokey Chubb and Paul Munson. LaPrath, Craig Brockus, Steve Evans, Bob Cooke, Randy Wild Larry Elliot, Dick Wild, Macy Thompson, Bruce Johnson, . Brad Littlefield, Mark McComas, John Snedden, Rick McCrum FOURTH ROW: Dave Ebbett, Managerg Dann Hall, Managerg Gary Peterson, Randy Langston, Louis Kins, Harry Crawford, Terry Erickson, Richard Engelen, Ronnie Converse, Torn Kellogg, Jim Nieman, Mike Boeck, Jim Lambert, Bruce Johnson, Terry Nordeen, Managerg Larry Verdal, Manager. .4111-41,1 sag M :uma Q 1 -nun .uduuur 4A..a:g.q, . w.a-A-ive-us. 'mm gnsr-...L - -L 'a141:4,.n-1-1.1.11 SHS casualities, Smokey Chubb and Stan Strecker, are sideline referees with . ' Manager Gary Peterson during the Wallace Dave Smith fights for Yards 389-mst Wallace game. Norm Thomson tackles Wallace ball carrier with Mike Brown coming in to help. Smith goes down in attempted block against Kellogg While Paul Munson 1345 runs in to assist. Varsity Basketball The Bulldogs finished their basketball season with 13 Thomson, Vance Ekwortzell, Smokey Chubb, Larry wins and 10 losses. They finished the year in third Jacobson, Mike Parkins, Larry Verdal, Manager. place in the Panhandle Conference and third in the SE COND ROW: Coach Kaufman, Stan Strecker, Regional Tournament. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Randy Wild, Bob Wells, Gary Elliot, Larry Elliot, Terry Nordeen, Manager, Mark Hawkins, Norm Lyle Burnett, Dave Ebbett, Manager. J V S q u ad JV Squad shows skill and ability. FRONT ROW, Left Manager. SECOND ROW: Tom Kellogg, Bruce to Right: Randy Langston, Manager, Rick McCru.m, Johnson, Mark McCoInas, Joe Stilwell, Rich Engelen Jack Leaverton, John Snedden, Al Haviland, Jim Herb Burnett, Dick Wild, Dave Smith, Coach Nieman, Macy Thompson, Ron Buck, Gary Peterson, Partridge. 42'- o ,O ,Q 9 9 9 3 ' 1 3 51 51 Q, nu ' .H 21 1. ll Q ii 3 3 2 ,f A 71 .lgieff K KMW., Q- 7 Pc! C' Pxf 2 . s 1. are ' in gs. dll' Captains, Managers and Track Team The football co-captains are Mark Hawkins and Smokey Chubb. Basketball captain is Smokey Chubb. Our hard-working managers are Gary Peterson, Larry Verdahl, Terry Nordeen, and Dave Ebbett. Rain or shine, the track boys train. Boys Take Honors ai. ,.,k .rw I M, i me 8? Ef 4 M Ei Nm The Jerry Kramer Award for the outstanding Bob Geenen was the 1965 recipient of the Hunt lineman was awarded to Mark Hawkins at the Trophy as the most valuable and inspirational annual football banquet. team member. Local Conservation Essay winners--Steve Strecker, Mark Hawkins, and Gary Johnson- The B2-l1SCl'1-L0II1b Award WHS Presented to receive certificates of award from Mrs. Kip Phelps by Mr. Straley. Parker. Mrs. Parker presents Frances White, Karen Arndt, Gary Johnson, and Steve Strecker with the Elks' Most Valuable Student Award. Larry Hammack, Molly Critchell, Chris Wyatt, and Frank Roop are presented with Art Awards by Mr. Special Recognition Judy Turnbull receives the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award from Miss Swisher. White . The Elks' Leadership Award is presented to Karen Arndt, Judy Turnbull, Peggy Broehl, and Gary Johnson by Mrs. Parker. E 3 li 5 Gene Barco, Janet Eakin, and John Crane receive top scores on the National Math Test. Royalty Marilyn Dalby was crowned by Miss Schweitzer at the Winter Carnival. :alv- if I . 5 Q UF X V' Ui f' 4 V 'S SHS seniors--Princess Oliver, Miss Sandpoint Diana Arnold, Princess Andrea Balch--graciously reign over the city of Sandpoint. First Bonner County Fair Queen is Karen Arndt. Kay Lynn Van Vleet and Donna Olson are princesses. Monticola Staff Co-editors. . . . . Karen Arndt Janet Eakin Business Manager . . . Frances White Photographer ........ Marianne Brown Staff ............. Andrea Balch Assisting with Sports ...... Steve Anderton Adviser ........ . Mrs. Phelps The Monticola staff Wishes to express its thanks to Ross Hall Studio and Jim Parsons, Jr. , for their co-operation. Corinne Blumhagen, Lesle Oliver Susan Stark, Judy Turnbull Karen and Janet, after an exhausting day of picture taking, hot-foot it for soft chairs. In a sporadic burst of energy the Monticola staff rushes to meet the deadline. QQGST B0 0 11, li,f25 f . LX 4'0fr,2f Q! U - M 5 CP55'lUNq'0 if U Z ft wv1Af.L'iNQ ,L Mn, 5,5 6.-:I stuff? 4 V X ,gg v v V gf 4 5 vu Q' ' A 'I ' -Sf ' f 'gm Ff 1, .5 Q .. W I I N , s R A , F . if ,f 4 A - I v ix' X is nr 5'j 1 J4HF if Q 4 S H I V