Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1973 volume:

o each man is justified in his individuality emeRson 1973 monticola Sandpoint high School editoRS: Sandpoint, Idaho Judy kosteu Jamie fallat lisa thompson In wondernnent and awe, we gaze silently. that Qo6 has given us. OeBBie hiatt 3 tABle of contents AOmimstRation...........10 Classes.................26 Activities..............80 Athletics..............116 CalenCuR AUGUST Sentence Begins SEPTEMBER Football Immunizations OCTOBER ITED Football Festival PSAT NOVEMBER Football Banquet Mime Masque Play Our Town” Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER Opening Basketball and Wrestling Season Sandpoint Invitational Wrestling Christmas Vacation JANUARY Wrestling Tournament FEBRUARY ??????????????? MARCH Basketball Tournament Drill Team Variety Show APRIL Miss Sandpoint Pageant Spring Vacation MAY Track Tournaments Class Day Seniors' Last Day Baccalaureate Graduation Parole quick Recollection A BReath of summeR a flash of school the expeRience of ePucation in Life snuRt man a fool who am i to teach each man a PiffeRent view gone up Been Pown each PiffeRent sense something new to woRk with anP each Pay moRe than eveR BefoRe i am i who aRe you pat keane 7 take nothing But pictuRes, leave nothing But footpRints. eveRy institution on e Rth, whetheR it is newBORn or old, emeRqes into a toweR op stRenqth ip it has a piRm Foundation on which to Build. Jamie falLat admmistRAtion the wise man looks into space and Poes not ReqaRd the small as to little or the QReat as to Biq,poR he knows that theRe is no limit to dimensions. kRis ChRonic Idaho produces many great men as proved by Mr. Richard Sodorff our beloved principal. He is inter- ested in the outdoors way of life and can be found there most any time. An avid fence builder and T.V. watcher, Mr. Tom Keough enjoys sports of any kind. Born in Pomona, California, he lived in southern California and Priest River, Idaho before coming to our school. 12 Student Body Officens the Sciences 'Is the heart rate of a Daphnia affected by temperature? The man with the answer is Mr. Don Albertson, biology instructor and assistant football coach. A Sandpoint na- tive and an outdoorsman, Mr. Albertson spends his free time hunting, fishing, and raising cattle. Dryden's my name, biology's my game. So goes the introduction to Mr. Dr3fden, SHS biology teacher. Be- sides being a biology buff and a native of Jerome, Idaho, Mr. Dryden finds pleasure in constructing model air- planes . Above: Always ready and willing to impart her wise counsel is girls' counselor Mrs. Claire Sodorff. A na- tive of Spokane, Washington Mrs. Sodorff enjoys spending her leisure time reading or when weather permits swim- ming. Left: Things have really begun exploding since the ar- rival of mad scientist, Mr. Bill Straley. A native of Wyoming and our beloved chemistry teacher, Mr. Straley is a dedicated ski freak and is presently in the process of constructing a house single-handedly. ip o ; 14 Above: When he isn't in the classroom expounding the mysteries of farming, you'll find Mr. Jack McHargue roaming the great outdoors. A native of Payette, Idaho, and an instructor of vocational agriculture, Mr. McHar- gue enjoys hunting and fishing in his off-duty hours. Vocational education Right: Amidst the humming of a lathe and the buzzing of a power saw, you'll find our industrious shop teacher, Mr. Bill McDonald. A native of sunny Florida, Mr. McDonald now spends his leisure time hunting and fishing. A Sandpoint High School alumni and former Homecoming Queen, Mrs. Dana Curtis, now spends her time teaching hopeful young ladies the joys of domestication and the duties involved in managing a home. Her spare time is spent sewing, reading, and scuba diving. Another promoter of domestic sciences is Mrs. Carol Pietsch, home economics instructor. A native of Sand- point and local budding artist, Mrs. Pietsch spends her leisure time painting masterpieces. 15 math teacheRs If, and only if we know, Mr. Phil Deboard our algebra teacher was born in Pendleton and we know Pendleton is in Oregon, then this implies that Mr. Phil Deboard was bom in Pendleton, Oregon. 16 Born in the planes of Wyoming, Miss Eva Mae Whitehead holds the key for, and under- standing of geometry. Keeping things peppy in school spirit is one of the jobs tackled by Mrs. Joy Ann O’Donnell, who was born in Spokane, Washington. She teaches English and is advisor of Pep Club. The show always goes on in Miss Florine Dooley's English classes. Her great talent for drama is expressed in her ad- visorship of Mime and Masque. She was born in Welsh, West Virginia. enqLish and Library Top: Beowulf and Benson is the name of the game in Senior English. Mr. Ragnar Benson was born in Ambrose, North Dakota. Middle: Folklore and Legend are another aspect of English taught by Mrs. Dorthy Ellenbecker. She was born in South Haven, Michigan. Bottom: Miss Spitzer our shh, librar- ian was born in Grand Junction, Colorado. 17 Social Sciences Mr. Smith is one person who can tell you what happened when, where and why any place in the world. Originally from Minot, N.D., Mr. Smith teaches world history and is boys' counselor. To understand sociology, one must know about govern- ment, and what is U. S. government without an understanding of sociology? Mr. Terry Iverson from Coeur d'Alene, understands both and teaches them well. Coming from the Couer d'Alene area is our new U. S. History and U. S. Government teach- er, Mr. Marker, who looks upon the scholastic achievements of his students with the philosophy of grin and bear it. As Mr. Hunt's basketball team struggles for that one extra point, so do his U. S. History students. But Mr. Hunt, originally from Baker, Oregon, shows how to overcome these struggles and win. 18 Is wrestling biological or does biology cause stu- dents to wrestle ? Ask Mr. Chuck Schoonover who is a biology teacher and a great wrestling coach. Most people think a tripod is a three-legged animal. But all girls know that it is just an unusual stunt they learned from Mrs. Pat Smith, girls' PE and track teacher from Velva, North Dakota. Physical Education Office and Study Hall Mr. Ken Beaudoin's job is: teaching his P.E. students how to become great athletes, and his football team how to excel. Mrs. McCormick, an avid skier from Ketchum, Idaho, keeps noisy kids quiet in study hall. Mrs. McCandless, our school secretary whose sideline is raising Arabian horses, keeps things straight in the office; Mrs. Tilberg, new at our school, assists her. 19 The institutions of learning are filled with vast sorts of knowledge - Renee Savage To smile or not to smile is never a question for Miss Marianne Brown. A native of Sandpoint, she teaches sophomore English and is adviser of Monticola and drill team. Abbie and Ann Landers of SHS. La voila Miss Ellen Rogerson teach- ing the romantic French and Spanish languages. A native of Sun Valley she is also adviser of ski club. Our spy with the code is shorthand teacher, Mrs. Imogene Davis. Bom in Pocatello, Idaho she is adviser of Business Club. A new program off to a good start, multi-occupations, is headed by Mr. James Stebbins from South Dakota. A A soft voice can often mislead you as proved by the flying fingers of Mrs. Pat Benson. From Oseola, Wisconsin, she also teaches bookkeeping and is advisor of Lehono. Our outstanding musi- cian from Elk River, Idaho, is none other than that talented lady, Mrs. Marion Ruyle. She also teaches Latin and English. A brush here, a brush there is a tech- nique taught by Mr. LeRoy Anderson bom in Troy, Idaho. A superior musician From the far north is our own snow from Superior, Wisconsin bunny, Mr. Bob Hamilton. His wide is Mr. Russ Whalen, band lists of subjects include, journalism, and choir director, photography and advertising. Type, type as fast as you can; you can’t catch Mr. Holt for he’s a fast man. Bom in Salem, Oregon, Mr. Holt also teaches bookkeeping. Student Council Student Council members are, first row: Steve Hepperle, Sue Osborne, Dan Lyons, Julie McCormick, Brad Palmen, Jerry Jones. Second row: Bob Bates, Debbie Mike sell, George Andrews, Brian McConnaughey, Dennis Pederson. Middle: Jim Parsons, Linda Holbert. Third row: Jackie Raynor, Jeanie Davis, Diane Gunter, Kathy Cochran, Sue Doak, Pat Keane. Fourth row: Marion Davidson, Lisa Hax, Patty Knaggs, Kathy Kotschevar, Polly Hart, Duane Pederson. StAteRs Let us cast an eye to the futuRe And see the potential of youth tRAnsfORmed into the ABlLlty of tomoRRow Jody WAhLQRen The purpose of Girls' and Boys' State is to help the young people of our nation to gain a better understanding of the democratic process by participating in a simulated government. Right: This year's smiling Girls' Staters are, from left to right, seated delegates: Debbie Bush, Kathy Kotschevar, and Sue Doak. Above alternates are: Polly Hart, Kathy Grorud, and Norma Riffle. Lower Right: The members of this year's Boys' State delegation are, from left to right: Alternates Kirk Heath and Kent Compton. Delegates Rob Kincaid and above, Jim Parsons. Not pictured are Jim Carlson and Bob Bush. Our Faithful Cook Mrs. Rojan Strikes Again Student Help?? Library assistants are: Back row: Selma Bair, Ruth Bloom, Judy Davis, Carol Newman. Front row: Lula Roberson, Roxanne Thurlow, Nancy Robertson, Vonnie Falk. Office assistants, Back row are: Lisa-Hax, Kathy Brown, Nita Jacobson, Wanda Dingman, Jody Wahlgrcn, Gayle Sundgrcn, Sandy Schoonover, Polly Hart, Patsy Beyer. Front: Marion Davidson, Doreen Stutzky, Shirley Messmore, Diane Gunter, Jacquc Crandell, Kathy Cochran, Debbie Church, Deddie Bush. Kitchen help has a little fun along with helping. Linda Hruza, Jo Schultz, Kathy Page, Marta Ayers, Russell Strange, Judy Koster, Pat Keane, Tracy Dexter (Behind Tracy), Bob Inman, Les Williams, Pat Sweeney, Lorraine Roberts. It’s easy to find youpself when you’pe aLone the test comes in tRyinq to find youRself when you’rc not. - Lisa Thompson classes m Wtoi auliiN w • ♦ . '■' 1 W-'l . a r «15 i_ M � . v -: ii? ■'-’5 !w ■v-7 J- • V’r-; 2ZT- v V ■ • v - V W' fS 52,,..- 2W ? ... ■• • • VI •A i ft- BHsa vr as? 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SenioRs Become moRe individualized thROuqh Innovations During the 1972-73 year, qualifying seniors were able to take part in two new programs. Early graduation with about 30 par- ticipants enabled seniors with required credits to graduate at semester. The Multi-Occupations program aimed at giving seniors on-the-job training while attending school. 29 CHARLES ALBERS JOLLY GREEN' ANDREW ALLARD ANDY CONNIE ALLEN Aim: To have it on my own terms. Band 2,3,4; F.L.C. 2; F.T.A. 2; Mime and Masque 2; Senior Ways and Means; Student Council. MARTA JEAN AYERS Aim: To get where Im going and get there in one piece. Kitchen Help 3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Student Council Ski Club 3. SELMA ELOISE BAIR CHONG Aim: To always be happy and make others as happy as I am. Declamation; Mime and Masque; Senior Ways and Means. DIANE BALCH DEE DEE Aim: To live happily ever after. Band 3, president 4; Choir 3,4; Pep Club 2,3, president 4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Student Council 4. DEBBIE BANDY Aim: To wait for a certain person to graduate. Pep Club 3,4; T.O.R.C.H. 3; Girls' Track 3,4; Tumbling 3,4. RONALD LEE BANKA BINK Wrestling. 30 ROBERTS SAMUEL BATES BOB Aim: To answer the questions: Are you Gary and Randy Bates little brother? Yes. For the teachers: Are there any more after you? No. Booster Club 2, 3; S Club 2,3,4; Senior Patrol; Senior Ways and Means; Sports Manager 2,3,4; Student Council. VICKI BEHMERWOHLD BLONDIE Aim: To graduate. Choir 3,4; Senior Ways and Means. MONTE BENNETT LYNNE ELLEN BERRY LYNNIE Aim: To be on my own and enjoy life while it's here. Business Club 3; Choir 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means. CORRINE KAY BEYER CORKY Aim: To sail around the world in The Roll. Drill Team 3,4; Intramural Sports 2; Pep Club, sophomore representative 2,3; Senior Ways and Means; Variety Show 3,4. RICHARD BIARUM BUTCH Aim: To settle down and build a home. Senior Ways and Means; Student Council 2,3; Wrestling Manager 3. SUSAN BIST LINE Aim: To do something I like and want to do. Band 2, 3,4; Girls' Basketball Team 2,3,4; Girls' Track 2,3, 4; Girls Volleyball Team 4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Orchestra 4. THOMAS KELLY BLAYNE Aim: To bum around for awhile and then settle down. Intramural Sports. 31 RUTH ELAINE BLOOM CHEECH Aim: To see the world and all its animals. Senior Ways and Means. DEBRA LEE BLOXOM DEBBY Aim: To be one of the first to graduate from SHS in January. Intramural Sports 4; Home Ec Assistant 4; Senior Ways and Means. JAY LEONARD BOLSTAD BOLY Aim: To get someone to believe my big toe is dis- located. Booster Club 3,4; Wrestling 3,4. DARLENE BOOTH Aim: To let people know itfs not what you look like when you’re doing what you’re doing; it’s what you’re doing when you're doing it, what you look like you’re doing. Senior Ways and Means. MICHAEL C. BORDEN MIKE” Aim: To be a superhero and fight for truth, justice and the American Way. Booster Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Cedar Post 3,4; Intramural Sports 3. SHERRY BOUSE ANNA MARIE BRICKER BRICK Aim: To roll with C.B. around the world in the The Roll. Drill Team 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Pep Club 1,2; Variety Show 2,3,4; Student Council 2. CHAD L. BROCK Baseball 2; Wrestling 1,3; Cross-Country 1,2,3. (Transfer) 32 VALERIE GAY BROCKUS VAL Aim: Aim! I can't even shoot! Pep Club 2; Track 3, 4; Tumbling 3,4; Volleyball 4; Intramural Sports 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Football Festival Princess; Senior Ways and Means; Senior Patrol; P.E. Assis- tant 4; Office 4; Variety Show 4. ELEANOR E. BRONCHEAU Aim: Go to college. Choir 3,4. KATHRYN BROWN KATHY Aim: To be assistant secretary to the head secretary of the Banana Farm. Pep Club 2,3; secretary 4; Business Club 3; president 4; Drill Team 3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Student Council alternate 2. JANIS LAURA BRUHN BEAR Aim: To be head secretary at Banana Farm. Pep Club 1,2; Drill Team 3,4; Senior Ways and Means. YOLANDA A. BURNS TOADI Aim: To go to the swamp and visit my ancestors ( Ribbitt! ) DAN BURT BAMBI Aim: To have a rematch with Jack Nicklaus so he can have another chance. Ski Club 3,4; Golf Team 2,3,4; Variety Show 3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. DEBBIE BUSH BUSH Aim: To hear without speaking; to feel without touch- ing; to see without looking; and to know without try- ing. Pep Club 2,3,4; Leohono 2,3,4; princess 2, secretary 4; Cheerleader, J. V. 2, Wrestling 3, Var- sity Head 4; Intramural Sports 3,4; Junior Class Sec- retary; Girls' State delegate 3; Office 4. ROBERT E. BUSH Aim: Go my own way, grow my own.. .Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4. 33 JAMES HOLMES CARLSON JIM” Aim: To see hunting at Round Lake State Park legal- ized so Greg won't have to worry about it. Student Council 2,3,4; Ski Club 3, president 4; Class vice- president 3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4; Boys' State del- egate; Basketball 3; Golf 2,4. PAIGE CARTER PINTO Aim: To be the head Banana polisher onG.B.'s Banana farm in Canada. Pep Club 2; Intramural bas- ketball 2; Tumbling 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Torch 3, president 4; Senior Ways and Means. EARL CHAPMAN Aim: To live life as smooth as possible. GAYLA JEAN CHRONIC Aim: Be head Banana peeler on G.B. 's Banana Farm in Canada. Drill Team 2,3; Band 2,3,4, vice-presi- dent 4; Girls' Track 2,3,4; Girls' Basketball 3; Tumbling Team 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Football Festival Princess; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Girls’ Volleyball 4. KRISTI LOU CHRONIC G.B. Aim: To live and die in the Red Lion in Victoria, B.C. Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Girls' Track 2,3,4; Tumbling Team 2,3,4; Drill Team 2; Senior Ways and Means 4; Girls' Basketball 3. DEBRA ELAINE CHURCH DEB Aim: To go along with Jackie to see if blondes really do have more fun. Senior Ways and Means; Office 4; Pep Club 2; Intramural Sports 3,4; Senior Patrol. KATHY J. COCHRAN PIC Aim: To enjoy life everyday but to take time to smell the flowers. Senior Ways and Means 4; Pep Club 2,3, 4; Student Council 2; Intramural Sports 2,3; Drill Team 2,3,4; Business Club 4. F. KENT COMPTON KENNER Student Council 2,3; Orchestra 2,3,4; All-State Orchestra 3; Intramural Sports 2; Mime and Masque 4; Boys' State, first alternate; Monticola 3,4. 34 LUCILLE IRENE COON LUCY Aim: To have a successful life. DIANA COX D.C. or BIG NOSE Aim: To become a biologist, oceanographer, or get a good horse training job. Band 2,3,4. JACQUELYN ANN CRANDELL JACKIE or MERTZY' Aim: See if Holtsie really watches in the window of the trailer next door M Drill Team 3,4, co-captain 4; Senior Ways and Means; Home Ec. Assistant 4; Biology Assistant 4; Office 4; Intramural Sports 4; Wrestling Scorekeeper. WILLIAM C. CUNNINGHAM BILL Aim: To make life meaningful. F.F.A. STEVE CZARAPATA MARIAN DAVIDSON Student Council 2,4; Business Club 3, treasurer 4; Pep Club 2,3,4, Lettergirl 4; Senior Ways and Means. IMOGENE UARDA DAVIS JEANIE Aim: Climb and conquer all mountains set before me Mime and Masque 2,3, president 4; Business Club 3, vice-president 4; Pep Club 2,3,4, Lettergirl 4; F.T.A. 4; Senior Ways and Means 4; Student Council 4; Leohano 2,3,4. JUDY WYNN DAVIS JUDE Aim: To be vice-president of the Banana Farm. Library Aid 3,4; Choir 3,4. STEPHEN ARTHUR DEETER STEFENY Aim: To be an ace mechanic with Steve S.; F. F. A. 2,3,4; Booster Club 2,3,4; Track 3. PENNY GAIL DESOTO Aim: To live a happy and meaningful life and to help others do the same. Choir; Mime and Masque; Intra- mural Sports. CLAUDIA ANN DEWEY BUG” Aim: To devote myself to the one and only treasure in my life. Drill Team. MARK ROGER DEXTER HONKIE Aim: To only make my life successful in every way. Transfer student. RALPH M. DILLARD HUSTLER Aim: To start as many successful keggers as possible. Student Council 2; Choir 4; Senior Ways and Means. SUZANNE KAY DOAK SUE Pep Club 2, social promoter 3,4; F.L.C. secretary 3; Leohono 3,4; Mime and Masque 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3, vice president 4; Senior class secretary; Senior Ways and Means; Student Council; Girls' State delegate; Senior Patrol; Letter girl 4. KEVIN G. DRETER OTTO Aim: To find peace and salvation in myself and in the people that surround me. Football 2; Track 2; I.D. Board 4; Senior Ways and Means; Intramural Sports; P.E. assistant 3; Photography assistant 4; Monticola 4; Senior Patrol. JO ANN DUNN JO Aim: To work in a veterinary office. Student Council 3. 36 JUANITA ANNE DURFEE Aim: To climb the climb step by step and carve a toehold for myself. F.L.C. 2; Business Club 3,4; Kitchen 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means. JOHN MARK EVANS EVO Aim: Continue to explore the pleasures of champagne skiing. Ski Club 3,4; Senior ways and Means; Tennis Club 3; Variety show 2,3,4. MARY MARGARET EVANS EVO Aim: To be head Banana Bartender at G.B. 's banana farm in Canada. Intramural sports; Student Council 2; Pep Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Tennis Club Vice- president 3; Track 2,3,4; Varsity Mascot 4; Senior Ways and Means; Office girl 3; Tumbling 2,3,4. WES FAULK DONNA FILLION Aim: To visit every state in the union. Senior Ways and Means; Pep Club; Business Club 3,4; Thespians 2. TIMOTHY WAYNE FRIESEN TIM Aim: To be successful in life. Intramural Sports 2,3,4. GEORGE FULLER PAUL ANTHONY FULLER Aim: To steal all the yellow lights between here and Spokane. Monticola 3,4; Booster Club 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. 37 MARK H. GEENEN P.K. Aim: Connies, The Plantation, Middle Earth, Rics.... Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Track 2; S. Club 3, president 4; Leohono; Senior Ways and Means; Ski Club 2. GREGORY MARE GREENE Basketball 2,3; Intramural Sports 4; Student Council 2,3; Sophomore Class Vice-President. KATHRYN ANNE GRORUD KATHY Aim: To find the lasting happiness that comes from making others happy. Band 2,3, treasurer 4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Letter Girl alter- nate 2,3, regular F. L.C. 3; F.T.A. 4; Leohono 2,3; Senior Ways and Means; National Merit Semifinalist; Girls' State alternate; Student Council 2, 4. DIANE LAURELL GUNTER GUN Aim: To become famous and have my head carved in Mt. Rushmore. Pep Club 2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3, 4; Wrestling Mascot 4; Student Council 2; Business Club 4; Library Aid 3; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Girls' Track 3,4; Girls' Basketball 3,4; Girls' Volleyball 4; Office Girl 4; Senior Ways and Means. MARGIE HABERKAMP ROBERT KEVIN HAMILTON BOB Aim: To meet Art Linkletter. Football 2, Manager 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Sophomore Class President; Booster Club 2,3, President 4; Senior Patrol; Student Council 2,4; Cedar Post Photographer 4; S Club 3,4; Monticola, Sports Editor 4; Intramural Sports 3,4. CARL HANSON HACKER Aim: To take life as it comes. Student Council 2; Ski Club 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. KEITH HARDY CALIFORNIAN Aim: To be a tool and die maker and be a millionaire before I am 21. Football 4; Orchestra 4; Intramural Sports 4; Wrestling 4; S. Club 4. 38 PAULETTE ANN HART POLLY OR FRED Aim: To be Sweet Polly Purebred’s understudy on the Underdog Show. Pep Club 2,3,4; Drill Team 3; Leohono 3, president 4; Leohono Princess 3; F.L.C. 2; Business Club 4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Girls' State alternate; Sophomore Class Secretary; Girls' Basketball 2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Office Girl 3,4. DEBORAH HARTLEY DEB Aim: To see Mr. Iverson grow an Afro. Drill Team 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Track 2; Senior Ways and Means; Senior Patrol; Intramural Sports 3,4. ELIZABETH JEANNE HAX LISA Aim: Install lower attendance hooks. Business Club 3, secretary 4; Student Council 4; Senior Ways and Means; Office Girl 4. NINA HAYNES BANANA Aim: To be happy with myself. Pep Club 3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4; Tumbling 3,4; Girls' Volleyball 4; Tennis Club secretary 3; Senior Ways and Means 4; Letter Girl 4; Chemistry Lab Assistant 4. KENNETH HEATH MILTON Aim: To reach seven feet tall. F.F.A. 2,3,4. KIRK HEATH WHATEVER IS HANDY Aim: To become an accomplished playboy. Band 2, 3,4; Booster Club 2,3,4; Monticola 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Track 3. 39 DEBORAH ANNIE IIIATT DEB Aim: To study music and progress as much as I am capable. Declamation 2,4; Drill Team 2; Monticola 3, Business Manager 4; Business Club 3; Thespians 2; Pep Club 2,3; Choir accompianist 2,3,4; Stage Band 3.4. NOLAN HILDRETH Aim: To get out of SHS LINDA JANE HOLBERT PERCH Aim: To prove to people a simple can hide everything! Intramural 3,4; Cheerleader J.V., Varsity; Friend- liest 2,3; Football Festival Queen; F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart 3,4; Student Body Secretary; Activities Committee; Pep Club 2,3; Sr. Ways Means; Girls' Track; Student Council 2. VIRGINIA LEE HOOK GINNY Aim: To be a special education teacher. Choir 2. FLOYD HOWARD PRETTY BOY Aim: To be good in everyting I do and to be big (About 6� 7 ). KIM BRAD HULL HULKY Football 4; Wrestling 4. MICHAEL D. IRVING Aim: To Be a Hobo. Football 4; Ski Club 4; Intramural 4. JANE LUCILLE JEFFRIES JEFF Aim: To never fall down again like that one Friday night in November and to prove to Patty and Kathy that I didn't fall in it. Girls' Track 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Horse Club 2; Student Council 3; Senior Patrol; Senior Ways and Means; Girls' Basketball 2,3; Intramural 2, 3,4. 42 BUFF E. JOHNSON BUFFY Aim: To be a bachelor and to teach my kids the same. MARK JOHNSON Ski Club 2,3,4; Intramural 2,3; Senior Ways and Means. P. B. KEANE Aim: To limit my earthly begottens to a packsack. KIM L. KEATON KEMO Aim: To help Jim, help Harlo stop sunburn in Dodge. Senior Ways and Means; Tennis Club 3,4; Intramural (Think Snow) 2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Basketball 2; Football 2,3,4; Vandettes 4; T.O.R.C.H. 4; Golf Team 4; Track 2; P.E. Assistant 3,4; Variety Show 3; Letterman's Club 3. PEGGY LOUISE KELLOGG Aim: To discover the cure for humanity. Cedar Post 3, Editor 4; Leohono 2,3,4. ROBERT OWEN KINCAID RHODES Aim: To sing Cocaine Kit at Carnagie Hall with Chicago backing me. Booster Club 2,4, President 3; Student Council 2,4; Senior Patrol; I.D. Board; All- State Choir 3; Intramural 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Choir 3, 4; Boys' State Delegate 3; Band 2,4; Pep Band 4; Ski Club; F.T. A. 3, President 4; Senior Ways and Means. PATRICIA DEANA KNAGGS SNAG Aim: To look at the past with a smile, the present with content and the future in hope. Senior Ways and Means; Drill Team 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Lab Assistant 4; Intramural 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4. JUDITY M. KOSTER JUDY, JUDY, JUDY Aim: To prove that deep brooks are silent. Monticola 3, Editor 4; Chemistry Lab Assistant 4; Kitchen Help 4. 43 KATHLEEN KAY KOTSCHEVAR KATHY Aim: To learn to let my best be for my friend. Pep Club 2, representative 3, vice-president 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Mime Masque 2,3, 4; Girls' State delegate; I.D. Board 2; Senior Patrol; Lettergirl 4; Student Council 4. SALLY LA FORE RICHARD L. LARGENT DICK Aim: To live a life of peace, happiness, and freedom. Ski Club 2,3,4; Band 2; Pep Band 3. STUART LAWSON STU Aim: To be the greatest of them all, I think. Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Intra- mural Sports 2,3,4; Activities Committee 4; Senior Ways and Means. DALE ALAN LEE AL Aim: To see Bambi grow a mustache and drive a car straight down a highway without hitting a deer; also to see a boogie at Commie Hall without any ropers. Ski Club 2,3,4; Golf Team 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,4; Senior Ways and Means; S Club 2,3; Football manager 2,3. ANN LIKENS GIGGLES Aim: To travel and see the country again, with my eyes opened and see the people, too. Transfer Stu- dent; Choir 2,3; F.H.A. 2. GORDON LEE LINDGREN GORDY; MUNGER Aim: To succeed in life to nty fullest ability. Foot- ball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3. PATRICIA ANN LIPPS TRICIA Aim: To get the most out of life. Pep Club 2,3; Choir 2,3. 44 SANDRA K. LIPPS SAM Aim: To make others around me happy and to see the Christmas Tree at Washington D. C. Senior Ways and Means. DEBORAH LUCKEY Business Club 3; Student Council 3. SANDRA KAY LUND ’’SANDY Aim: To prove that mountains don't always crumble. Track 2; T.O.R.C.H. 3,4, District Representative 4. LESLIE LYMAN Aim: To keep my V.W. bus running till I'm 92 with- out going broke in the attempt. Choir. MARJORIE KAY McCLURE MAGGIE MAY Aim: To go to Virginia and start a music career. Pep Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2; Choir 3,4, All-State Choir 3; Library Aid 3; Senior Ways and Means. HARLOW RALPH McCONNAUGHEY BUD Aim: To get the rednecks out of Dodge. Intramural Sports 2,3,4; T.O.R.C.H. 3,4, vice-president 4; Senior Ways and Means; Football 2,3; Track 2; Stu- dent Council 3; Activities Committee 4; Golf Team 4; Tennis Club. DEBRA McCORMICK DEBBIE Aim: To figure out what my aim is. Tumbling 2,4. DOUGLAS LEE MADSEN DOUG Aim: To spend my life having fun and siding powder snow. Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Track 2; Ski Club 3,4, vice-president 4; Chess Club 3,4; Intra- mural Sports 3,4; Leohono 3,4; Senior Ways and Means. 45 STANLEY FRED MAURER Aim: To know what I'm doing, why I'm doing it, while I'm doing it. F.F.A. 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; S Club 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4. GUY MESERVE Aim: To decide on an aim. F.F.A. 2,3. DEAN MESSMORE MESSLESS Aim: To own a speed shop and build the first 200 m.p.h. drag cycle. Leohono 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4. PRISCILLA MITCHELL MITCH Aim: To better myself by learning from others. Bookkeeping Assistant 4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 2,3; Band 2; Intramural Sports 2. CAROLYN MONROE Aim: Walk as if I’d live forever. Pep Club 2; Mime and Masque, understudy 2; Senior Ways and Means. JULIE RAE MONROE FRAN Aim: To understand why. T.O.R.C.H. 2; Senior Ways and Means. ROBERT MORELAND Aim: To do the best in everything. MARK MUNSON MUNS Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Football 4. 46 JIM MURRAY Aim: To find a Rambler that will take Craig's Dodge Leohone 3, vice-president 4; Basketball 3. LINDA MAY MURRAY CAMERA-LADY Aim: To be a Special Ed teacher, be successful and enjoy life as much as possible. Ski Club 2,3, pub- licity 4; Business Club 3,4; Monticola 4; Intramural Sports 2,3; Senior Ways and Means; Senior Patrol; Girls' Track 3; F.T.A. 4; T.O.R.C.H., publicity 3,4, state committee 4; National 4-H Club Congress 4. SAM MYERS Aim: I plan to be a mechanic. KARLA DENISE NELSON Aim: To become a teacher. Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2; Senior Ways and Means. LESLIE ANN NELSON Aim: To go to heaven. Monticola 4; Drill Team 2,3; captain 4; Business Club 4; Choir 3,4; All-State Choir 3; Student Council 3. FRANCIS LYNN NOBLE FRANK Aim: To be the happiest and richest man in the world and retire to my own secluded country playground. Football 2,3,4; S Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Intra- mural Sports 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Activities Committee 3; Shop Assistant 2; Leohono 2; Jerry Kramer Award 4. MARK OLMSTEAD Aim: To bum around the world. KATHLEEN PAGE KATH Aim: Travel nurse. Choir 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Kitchen Aid 3,4; Library Aid 4. 47 JAMES LIKNESS PARSONS JIM (SEYMOUR) Aim: Help Harlow stop sunburn in Dodge. Senior Class president; Senior ways and means; Tennis Club 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Intramural Sports 3,4; Student council 2,3,4; Boys’ State 3; Basketball 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Vandettes 4; I.D. Board 4; Drill Team Variety Show 2,3,4; P.E. assistant 4. JOHN PAYNE MUNCE” Aim: To live on a mountain only accessible by heli- copter. DENNIS E. PEDERSEN DENNY Aim: To fulfill my fondest dreams. S. Club 2,3,4; Athletic Manager 2,3,4; Senior ways and Means; Student Body vice-president; Friendliest Junior boy; Senior Patrol; I.D. Board. DUANE ALLAN PEDERSEN PETE OR PETER Aim: To see if Chicken Little ticks. Football 2,3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Jr. Class President; S. Club 2, 3,4; Activities 4; Senior Ways and Means. PATRICIA LEE PONACK PATTY Aim: To assist the head packer on the Clearwater. WILLIAM E. POWELL WILMA Aim: To learn to make Harvey Wallbanger's Bas- ketball 2,3. 48 Aim: To figure out what he will be up to next. F.T.A. 2; Student Council 2; Business Club 3; Cedar Post 4. DOUG RAINEY Aim: To prove blondes do have more fun. Ski Club; T.O.R.C.H.; Senior Ways and Means. PATRICIA LYN RAMSEY PATTI Aim: To promote peace and understanding to those I come in contact with. Transfer Student 4; F.H.A. 4; Mime and Masque 4. JACQUELINE NORMA RAYNOR JACK Aim: To find out if blondes really do have more fun. Pep Club 2,3,4; Drill Team 4; Track 2,3,4; Tumbling Team 2,4; Student Council 4; Intramural Sports 2,3, 4; P.E. Assistant 4; Variety Show 3,4; Activities Committee 4; Senior Patrol; Senior Ways and Means; Football Festival Princess. DOYLE READER DOLE Aim: To be involved in something with no attendance policy. MARLENE ANN REAVES MARTY Aim: To live life for all it's worth. ELMER LEE REED FUDD Aim: To pass more than half the government quizes and to melt Iverson's keys for a FuManChu statue. JOSEPH H. REED Aim: Purpose to everything under the sun; a time to prepare for the judgement to come. CRAIG REHM SHERIFF, SAM, JOHNNY, POLOCK, GREG, DINGLE-FRITZ Aim: To jump the Grand Canyon on my Arctic Cat. Band 2; Basketball 2,3; Leohono 3,4. 49 VALERIE ANN RENFREW VAL Aim: I ll never tell! F.H.A. 2; Business Club 3,4; Girls' basketball 2; Intramural sports 3,4. NORMA JEAN RIFFLE NORM Aim: To be a lifter; not a leaner. Pep Club 2,3,4; Lcttcrgirl 4; Leohono 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, secretary 4; Declamation 2; Girls State Alternate; All school play 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means. DALE EUGENE ROBERTS MEALNIE LYNN ROBERTS MEL Aim: To be successful in all that I do. Business Club 3; Choir 2,3,4; All state choir 3; Senior Ways and Means. NANCY LEE ROBERTSON NAN Aim: To accomplish the things in life. Library aid 4; Intramural Sports 3. KAREN J. SANDS Aim: To find out why people are always asking what your aim in life is. JEANNE KAYE SAUNDERS COLONEL Aim: To keep what life has to offer me, and to de- cide for myself what it is to be! Track 2,3; Business Club 3; Band 2. PAMELA KAY SAVAGE KAY Aim: To catch Wiley Coyote in the act and to carve Gun's head in Mt. Rushmorc. Drill team 2,3,4; Pep Club 2; Intramural sports 2; Variety Show 2,3,4; Senior Wajrs and Means. 50 VICKY ANN SCHILLING JOE V. SCHULTZ Aim: Accountant and Nurse. F.T.A. 2; Kitchen 3,4. DONALD A. SEAVEY DON Aim: To live to the Millennium and be worthy to attain the celestial kingdom. Pep Band 4; Student Council 4; Intramural sports; Transfer student. STEVEN ROBERT SEYBOLD STEVE Aim: More or less to have a good time. Intramural sports 3,4; Booster Club 3,4. SCOTT RAYMON SHAFFER SCOOTER Aim: To love bubble gum Alice. Senior Ways and Means. CHARLOTTE SHELER Aim: To serve God and to make a good wife. Trans- fer Student. NANCY SHEPHERD Football festival Princess 4. MIKE SMITH Aim: To go places. Ski Club 2. 51 WESLY STEVENS WHISTLE DICK Aim: To be a hermit. RUSSELL STRANGE Aim: After high school go on to college to study music and song writing. Choir 2,3,4; Football 2; Basketball 2. ROY STUDEBAKER STUD Aim: To go on to bigger and better things at Sagle Tech. Intramural Sports 2,3. CHERYL STUMPF PENNY Volleyball 4; Bookkeeping Assistant. DORENE STUTZKE Office 3,4. GAYLE fiUNDGREN SUNKIST Aim: To learn to love and be happy. Pep Club 2,3; Intramural Sports. RICK A. SYTH Aim: To travel around the U.S. without spending any money. Basketball 2; Intramural Sports. DAN THACKER DEANO Aim: Low and to the left. 52 MARCIA TIMBLIN MARSH Aim: To live each day as it comes. Senior ways and means; Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 2. DONNA TRONE DAWN Aim: To keep going up and never come down. JED TURNBULL Aim: To do what comes natural. F.F.A. Parlia- mentarian 2; President 3,4; Intramural 4; Shop Assis- tant 2,4. DALE VANHORN VANHORNY Aim: To be different. Student Council 3; Senior Ways and Means; Intramural Sports 3,4; Choir 4; Ski Club 3; Shop Assistant 3. HELEN WALK LEY Aim: To become a silly seabird and to let no dreams possess me. ED WESSELMAN PEINO Aim: Wine- women- song. Shop 2; Wrestling 3; Football 3; P.E. Assistant. 53 DAVID F. WILSON FLASH Aim: To beat Boris Madsen so thoroughly that he never plays chess again. Football 2; Basketball 3; Track 2,3; Intramural Sports 3,4; Leohono 2,3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Chess Club 4; Student Council, alternate 3,4. DAN WINDECKER WINDY Aim: To not get caught. Football 2,3; F. F. A. 2,3, 4; Shop Assistant 4. JOHN WINTER Aim: To graduate. BRIAN LEE WOOD WOODY Aim: To learn how to drive as fast as Polly! Wrestling 2,3,4; S Club 2,3,4. STEVEN R. YAEGER STEVE Aim: To smoke the waterpipe with Scott S. and Bubble Gum Alice. MARK YAW Aim: To break the family tradition. Wrestling 2,3, 54 two entities within each one - 55 Spirit is in with the Class of 1974. This most populous of classes can always be heard loud and clear at pep assem- blies, at games and in the classroom. Keeping the wheels of progress active for the juniors are advisers Terry Iverson, Florine Dooley and Ray Holt. Mark Lyons, Vice President Sue W Juniors The cl-a-a-ss of 74 Ison, Secretary Dan Lyons, President Rick Ager Bev Allen Chris Anderson Lorlene Baker Bonnie Beers Janice Benda Sharon Beuskins Patsy Beyer Linda Booth Shelley Brabham Bruce Bradetich Amy Brock Jim Brown Sue Brown Sue Brown Cynthia Calkins Cathy Campbell Sue Carter Jack Chaney Candy Crabb Glen Cranor Melody Creeger Dee Critchell Crandon Crowell John Cruickshank Shirla Cunnington Ken Danielson Larry Davis Jay Dennis Tim Denman Mary DeVries Tracy Dexter Penny Dingman Wanda Dingman Melissa Elder Sydney Eldred Lonnie Engles Jamie Fallat Vonnie Faulk Anne Finney George Fitzpatrick Alena Fournier Jorie Gage Kevin Garvey Lynn Gass Ken Geren Dan Gibbs John Gonzales Helen Gutenberger Jon Hagadone % Dell Hatch Kim Hawkins Sue Hayes Linda Hayes The classrooms vibrate with the air of learning . . . While minds are alive with the challenge of thought - Renee Savage 60 Dave Hennes Steve Hepperle Mary Heyman Jody Hiatt Craig Hofmeister Peggy Holbert Linda Hruza John Hunt Bob Inman Tracey Irish Nita Jacobson Roy Jacobson Bruce Johnson Dan Johnson Joe Johnson John Johnson David Jones Doug Jones Jerry Jones Leo Jones Kathy Joseph Eddie Sue Judy Jim Kemmis Matt Kirking Diane Kizer Colleen Klatt Julie Kluver Marcia Knauss Ann Knoblich Randy Kohal Linda Kynast Arleta Kyte Nancy Kyte Mildred LaFever Dale Larson Mike Leckner People Are Insensitive in a Group - Helen Walkley Donna Leonard Jocelyn Leonard Kim Luckey Leonard Lund Dan Lyons Mark Lyons Lynn Major Fred Maricnau Guy Marks Jack Martin Ron McCormick Sherry McPherson Shirley Mess mo re Debbie Mike sell Gary Miller Kent Mitton Shannon Moline Judy Moon Sheri Moreland Heidi Munce Hanna Munson Jeri Murphy Carol Myers Bob Nelson Carol Neumann Cindy Nordgaarden Ginna Oliver Janna Oliver Chris Olson Sue Osborne Sheila Ostrum Alan Overland Ira Owens Jim Palmer Vicki Perry Barbara Peterson Mary Phillips Lonnie Piehl Harry Plummer John Pratt Kathy Puckett Richard Rago Janice Rainey Radd Raynor V Dan Remsburg Steve Ribail Kirk Ridley Starla Rigby LeeAnn Roberson Lula Roberson Lorraine Roberts Matt Rohrbach Randy Ross Russell Monte Renee Savage Peter Santino Brian Sawyer Chester Schillings Sandy Schoonover Chuck Schoonover Trina Scouller Lonnie Schultz Tom Seitz Holly Selle Mike Shadel JoAnne Sheller Robert Sisson Bruce Sletager Dan Smith Rita Smith Janet Snedden Merrilin Snyder Shawn South Kenny Stevens Elizabeth Stevens Sheila Syth Pat Sweeney Larry Thomas Chuck Thompson Jack Thompson Lisa Thompson Monica Travers Thersa Travers Linda Tucker Jerry Udland Jodi Upshaw Debbie Vaughan Tim Vernon Gary Vess ... nose Jody Wahlgren Brian Walson Rocky Walson Sue Walson Patty Warrer Russell Watts Debbie Weinand Roberta Welker Kaye Wenig Holly Whittaker Randy Wilcox Sue Williams Individuals are leaders .. 66 Les Williams Jeff Wise Kim Wooden . . . they stand out, like islands in a sea of followers. - Bud McConnaughey Bev Wright Dan Wylie Sophs A sophomore is much more than just being called a Sophomore; it’s taking a position in life. - Gary Lang 68 The Sophomore class advisors - Mr. Smith and Mr. Dryden are caught again... A big Fabulous Fifties howdy... was given by the sophs on Hello Day 1972 tallying the sophs’ profits! BIG PROFITS THEY WERE! !! Sophomore Officers; Mary Kulhanek, Sec.; Brad Palmen, Pres.; Dan Farmin, Vice Pres. And there you are, alone, except for memories, thoughts, and hopes. -Matt Jones ■ Brad Allard David Anderson Lee Anderson Leon Anderson Tab Anderson George Andrews Betty Arno Curt Balch Cheryl Balison Pat Bennett Laurel Berger Kim Berry Tamara Bloom Teresa Bonin Jim Borden Vicky Bricker Debbie Brooks April Brown Ed Brown Rick Brown Donna Bush Robert Byfield Wayne Byfield Don Carter Judy Carter Bruce Cassal Jeff Chamberlain Jeff Chicks Sally Chronic Susan Chronic Jeff Clark William Clark Keith Conrad Patty Cove Sue Cove Barry Crandell Becky Crowell Bob Cruickshank Larry Cummins Teresa Cunnington David Dalby Mike Danielson Virginia Dawson Ron Deeter Nanette DeGeare Debbie Demers Kerry DeSoto Karen Dexter Norma Dexter Gary Dodd Mark Dooley 72 Gary Downard Susan Dreier Ron Dreisbach Barbara Elder JoJean Evans Mark Evans Ken Ewing Annette Farley Dan Farmin Cindy Faulk Priscilla Faux Greg Fister Steve Gill Allison Gilmore Jeff Gilmore Sherri Gleason Sue Goforth Chris Gonzales Roland Green Paul Greenwood Barbara Greenleaf Steve Greenwood Allison Grorud Darla Gunter Roger Hadley Vicki Haessly Mike Ilagadonc Jo Ann Hale Carl Hammill One shoe on is better than one shoe off. -Sue Tibbetts Cindy Hanson Dan Hart Amy Hax Petra Hodder Nadine Hoekema Kurt Hull Justin Jackson Roger Jacobson Linda Jasmin Brian Johnson Keith Johnson Matt Jones They leaped, and shouted and laughed Wanda Jones Julie Jorden Mary Kallio Robert Keene Paul Klatt Pam Kohal Cheryl Koster Patty Kotschevar Edith Keuspert Mary Kulhanek Lucy Kummer Randia LaGrace 74 Gary Lang Don Lee Loretta Lichter Barbara Lindgren Lawana Long Mike Longbottom Randy Lovell Jane Lund Jeff Lyons Connie Madsen Carol Mahler Ron May . . . and everywhere their joy echoed. - Kris Chronic Sylvia McClure Brian McConnaughey Julie McCormick Teresa McCormick Ninamae McGuire Shane McKelvey Alan McNall Bruce Menard Patty Meredith Prcndy Mikesell 75 Mike Miller Mike Miller Lannie Moodie Ken Murray Marcia Noble Ross Oliver Sandy Olson Sonja Olson Tom Osborne Kristin Overland Robert Page Dennis Palaniuk Brad Palmen Cathy Palmer Doug Pel ton Darlene Peterson Darcy Piehl Chris Pietsch Mark Pittelko Dale Pitts Valerie Plaster Holly Pope Jack Pratt Kim Raynor Jill Redmond Kim Rehm Willis Reinekc Ben Rice Robert Riese Dara Rigby Kristy Rindal Sheila Ripley Dale Roberts Mike Roberts Linda Rogers Roxie Rogers Shirley Roos Colleen Rorman Bobby Ross Steve Rucker Cathy Russell Jed Schatz 77 Paul Schmidt Ronald Self Lori Self Wayne Sherwood Leslie Shook Cherri Shreffler Lavar Shreffler Janine Sisson Andy Slaveck Jakie Smith Keven Smith Roxie Smith Lorran Sommerfield Norman Sommerfield Kathy Spring Ruby Stark Kurt Strand Irma Street Sue Sweeney Eric Taylor Joe Thacker Roxanne Thurlow Dean Tibbetts Ed Tifft Sally Timblin Chris Verdal Cindy Vig Bruce Walson Kristie Weisz Debbie Welch Lynn Wenig Terry Wetmore Linda Wetzel Glory Whittaker Bill Wiliams Bobby Wilier Lois Windeckcr Burt Wood Leonard Wood Connie Woodland Shawn Woods have my own Activity. my meetings arc with my min6. my Aqen6A knows no Bounds. 1 fly hiqheR, soar fASteR, And pRACtiee moRe thAn the Rest of my flock. i Am An individuAl. Unknown activities S Club Members from left to right are: Front row: Mark Geenen, President; Brian Wood, Vice President; Chuck Thompson, Treasurer; Coach Ken Beaudoin, Adviser. Second row: Bob Hamilton, Bob Bates, Keith Hardy, Duane Pederson, Gordon Lindgren, Mike Irving, Kim Keaton, Stuart Lawson, Frank Noble, Kim Hull, Stan Mauer, Denis Peder- son. On Stairs: Mike Phillips, Mark Lyons, Jim Kemmis, Del Hatch, Dan Lyons, Bruce Sletager, Chuck Schoonover, Bob Nelson. Top row: Keven Smith, George Andrews, Paul Klatt, Bob Wilier, Bill Malone, Mike Hagadone, Dave Anderson, and Roger Hadley. Booster Club Members from left to right are: Bob Hamilton, Presi- dent; Kirk Heath, Treas- urer; Mr. Robert Hamilton, Adviser; Jay Bolstad, Sergeant at Arms; Steve Seybold, Vice President; Second row: Bob Byfield, Ron Dceter, Paul Fuller, Kurt Strand, Rob Kinkaid. Third row: Chris Pietsch, Mike Borden, Matt Kirking, Steve Deeter, Dave Wilson. Standing next to them is the video tape machine which they don- ated to the athletic department for filming games. the BullCoq BoosteRs BullCoq Athletes 82 Hail to the Booster Club as they faithfully support the Bulldogs throughout the year. Their main money-making project is the sale of ads in the programs sold at football and basketball games. Having many new members from the sophomore class the S Club began the selling of tumblers for their yearly project. With the proceeds from the concession, new athletic equipment was purchased. The video tape machine donated to the Athletic Department by Booster Club was run at games by photography students. S Club boys womp it up with confetti at a Pep Assembly and show their spirit S Clubbers tell 'em Who's gonna Santa's helpers hand out win tonight! Christmas stockings to S Club athletes. Candy sales at games boosted S Club funds. 83 Old Members, Front Row: Cheerleaders, Teresa Travers, Mary Evans, Debbie Bush, Polly Hart, Judy Moon. Second Row: Diane Gunter, Mrs. Curtis, Adviser; Roberta Welker, Social Promoter; Kathy Brown, Secretary; Diane Balch, President; Kathy Kotschevar, Vice-president; Sue Doak, Social Promoter; Mrs. O’Donnell, Adviser; Monica Travers. Third Row: Sue Brown, Jackie Raynor, Nina Haynes, Bev Wright, Kathy Grorud, Marion Davidson, Jamie Fallat, Lea Sammons. Fourth Row: Carol Neuman, Gayla Chronic, Kathy Cochran, Kathy Joseph, Renee Sava'ge, Jody Upshaw, Patricia Davis, Debbie Micksell, Ann Knoblich, Nita Jacobson. Back Row: Helen Gutenberger, Norma Riffle, Janet Snedden, Holly Whittaker, Jody Wahlgren, Mary Phillips, Donna Jo Leonard, Candy Crabb, Janis Benda, Imogene Davis, Patsy Beyer, Bonnie Beers. . . . smile, lauqh, and giggle. Unknown 84 (Boosting the Bulldogs and assisting with the coordination of the annual Football Festival were the major achievements of the Pep Club. The organization also initiated a group called Guardian Angels who provided an extra boost of spirit to the guys. Concessions, carmeled apples, mums and some help to the S Club’s tumbler sale brought their profits.) New Members, Front Row: Connie Woodland, Roxie Rogers, Patty Kotschevar, Sally Chronic. Second Row: Mrs. Curtis, Adviser; Roberta Welker, Kathy Brown, Secretary; Diane Balch, Presi- dent; Kathy Kotschevar, Vice president; Sue Doak, Social Promoter; Mrs. O'Donnell, Adviser. Third Row: Lois Windecker, Mary Jo Kallio, Sheila Riply, Amy Hax, Connie Madsen, Leslie Davidson, Kim Rehm, Kathy Russell, Kathy Puckett, Barbara Lindgren. Fourth Row: Mar}' Kulhanek, Darla Gunter, Shirley Roos, Linda Rogers, Janine Sisson, Barbara Greenleaf, Laurel Berger, Susan Chronic, Annette Farley, Allison Grorud. 35 S-p-l-R-l-t Spelling the Bulldog name are: Roberta Welker, Ann Knoblich, Nita Jacobson, Imogene Davis, Kathy Grorud, Norma Riffle, Nina Haynes and Sue Doak. Center: Marian Davidson and Kathy Kotschevar. Alternates are: Linda Rogers, Bonnie Beers, Gayla Chronic, and Bev Wright. 86 spiRIt!!! Upper Left: Debbie Bush, Polly Hart, Mary Evans, Mascot; Kris Chronic and Teresa Travers. Upper Right: Monica Travers, Peggy Holbert, Judy Moon, and Diane Gunter, Mascot. Lower Right: Patty Kotschevar, Sally Chronic, Connie Woodland, and Roxanne Rogers, alternate. 87 Front row: Shirla Cunnington, Sue Brown, Lynn Major, Chris Olson, Patricia Davis, JoAnn Ilale, Laurie Seybold, Kathy Joseph, Irma Street, Cindy Nordgaarden. Left wing: Diane Anders, Monica Travers, Patsy Beyer, Janice Rainey, Candy Crabb, Glory Whittaker. Right wing: Jodi Upshaw, Teresa Cunnington, Holly Whittaker, Starla Rigby, Janet Snedden, Jody Wahlgren. Not pictured: Lisa Thompson, Dara Rigby, Virginia Dawson. S.h.S. ponOeRettes Providing the color at football, basketball, and wrestling matches arc the Pon- derettes. The highlight of their year was their drill at the Christmas Tournament in Spokane. The performance was their interpretation of Jesus Christ Superstar”, and when they presented it to the home town crowd, the fans brought the walls down. Top to bottom: Anna Bricker, Jackie Raynor, Debbie Hartley, Patty Knaggs, Leslie Nelson, Captain; Jackie Crandell, Co-captain; Corrine Beyer, Kathy Brown, Janice Bruhn, Kathy Cochran, Diane Gunter. Esperience for a domestic life is the goal in home eco- nomics. Throughout the year the girls learn various methods of cooking, sewing, and home planning projects from instructors Mrs. Carol Pietsch and Mrs. Dana Curtis. Vocational. i uuuk; u Contests keep the Future Farmers of America busy all year long. This year they won a second place in district competition at Moscow. FFA members are from left to right: Mr. Jack McHargue, Jed Turnbull, Bruce Johnson, Cornel Rasor, Steve Hepperle, Shaun Woods, Steve Rasor, Joe Thacker. Second Row: Pat Kummer, Chuck McGuire, Kevin Renfro, Barbara Remsen, Glenna Deeter, Sharlene Baker, Sherrie Goforth, Hazel Vaughn, Rick Johnson, Fred Darnell, Ole Olsen. Third Row: Keith Ewing, Brian Docking, Bill Cunningham, Stan Maurer, Joe Reed, Pam Potter, Cathy Crandell, Carol Shook, Jim Thompson, Rick Peters, Bob Ross, Rick Thompson, Leroy Norgaarden. Fourth Row: Peter Santino, Steve Greenwood, Ben Rice, Mike Misner, Lannie Moody, Lonnie Engels, Rick Dodd, Gary Bailey, Aaron Heki, John Sater, Marty Johnson, Ron Crawford, Frank Holbert, Tom Woodland. Back Row: Bill Stephenson, Rick Brown, Dan Remsburg, John Cruikshank, Andy Allard, Barry Johnson, George Fitzpatrick, Bob Mayhew, Dan Windecker, Gary Lang, Tim Wilson, Keith Johnson, Mark Dooley, Mike Brown, Shane Johnson. education FFA officers are from left to right, front row: Cornel Rasor, Secretary; Linda Holbert, Chapter Sweetheart; Jed Turnbull, Presi- dent; Linda Tarpely, Historian; Bruce Johnson, Vice president. Back row: Steve Rasor, Reporter; Joe Thacker, Sentinel; Shaun Woods, Reporter; Steve Hepperle, Treasurer; Tom Woodland, Winners of the poultry judging contest are Brian Parliamentarian; Jack McHargue, Adviser. Docking, Steve Hepperle, and Joe Thacker. Leohono members are from left to right, Front Row: Mr. LeRoy Anderson, advisor; Debbie Bush, secretary; Jim Murray, vice- president; Polly Hart, president; Mrs. Pat Benson, advisor. Second Row: Nita Jacobson, Bev Wright, Debbie Vig, Anne Finney, Sue Walson, Lorlene Baker, Sue Osborne, Jamie Fallat, Diane Kizer, Kathy Brown. Third Row: Carl Hanson, Jodi Upshaw, Ann Knoblich, Sharon Beuskens, Colleen Klatt, Kaye Wenig, Renee Savage, Sue Doak, Cynthia Calkins, Jeanie Davis, Marla Lowell, Jay Bolstad. Back Row: Harry Plummer, Steve Hepperle, Crandon Crowell, Janet Siedden, Merrilin Snyder, Jody Wahlgren, Craig Rehm, Dave Wilson, Donna Jo Leonard, Norma Riffle, Kathy Grorud, Doug Madsen, Dean Messmore, and Cornel Rasor. Sophomore princess Cindy Vig Senior princess Kathy Grorud Queen Nita Jacobson leohono The annual Leohono Carnival remains one of the most colorful and exciting events of the school year, not to mention being the club's major money-making project. This year's carnival included such attractions as a for- tuneteller, a body painting booth, and the ever popular jail, which included the stocks. The event was climaxed by the crowning of junior Nita Jacobson as queen of the Carnival. Another money making project held during the year was a job sale, in which students performed jobs for those willing to pay. All proceeds from these projects went into the fund for the Leohono Scholarship to be award- ed at the year's end to a deserving graduate. 93 The Business Club does the efficient job of maintaining the school store. In addition, the club members make an annual trip to Spokane, observing administrative functions of large businesses to see for themselves what their future office jobs will be like. Front Row: Marian Davidson, Treasurer; Jeannie Davis, Vice president; Mrs. Davis, Adviser; Kathy Brown, President; Lisa Hax, Secretary. Second Row: Bev Allen, Sherri Moreland, Donna Fillion, Chris Olson, Sue Walson, Sue Brown, Penny Dingman, Vicki Perry, Stephanie Morton. Third Row: Linda Murray, Kathy Cochran, Leslie Nelson, Polly Hart, Juanita Durfee, Valerie Renfrow, Kay Wenig. Back Row: Melodie Creeger, Mary DeVries, Janice Rainey, Diane Gunter, Jody Hiatt, Cynthia Calkins, Sharon Beuskens. Business CIub 94 f.t.A. Future Teachers of America helped with the needs-assessment program conducted for alterations in the county's education pro- gram. Front Row: Mrs. Ruyle, Adviser; Jeannie Davis, Sue Osborn, Merrilin Snyder, Kathy Grorud, Kathy Kotschevar, Marla Lowell. Second Row: Rob Sisson, Linda Murray, Sue Doak, Vice president; Rob Kincaid, President; Norma Riffle, Secretary- treasurer; Jane Jeffries. The true swingers of our school could only be the Golf Club. Members are: Jim Carlson, Allan Lee, Dan Burt, Captain; Dell Hatch, Co-captain; Mike Hagadone, Tim Vernon, Bud McConnaughey, Brian Sawyer. Qolf ClUB 95 tORCh ClUB teens ORqanization fOR RetAR eO ChiLORen IDAHO STATE SCHOOL I know a place you can go to smile and cry, and laugh, and hurt... I know a place where a smile means more where laughter is precious... where loneliness is deeper, and sharing answers emptiness... where tears arc real, and a gentle hand can wipe them away, where a child's faith touches even the unbelieving. You can take his hand and teach him to run... For in this place there is much to learn You can teach him to jump... to somersault.. .to reach for the sky.. .to dream.. .to hope, and he can teach you to understand, to love, to accept... and all you have to do is open your heart. Why, then, do you fear this place? Julie Parsons Nampa TORCH Front Row: Deanna Rench, Linda Booth, Lorraine Roberts, Vickie Perry. Second Row: Linda Staglund, Sherri Buck, Carla Ridly, Donna Bren nan, Kathy Carroll, Mickey McC rum. Third Row: Linda Murray, Ninamae McGuire, Pam Potter, Sue Tibbetts, Paige Carter, Kathy Russell, Lea Sammons, Pam Kohal, Kathy Spring, Allison Gilmore, Laurel Berger, Steve Kalb. Back Row: Jakie Smith, Julie Jordan, Sue Cove, Sandy Lund, Bud McConnaughey, Kim Keaton, Norm Sommerfeld, and Bruce Walson. Mrs. Myrt Murray, Adviser; Lorraine Roberts, Secretary; Bud McConnaughey, Vice president- treasurer; Paige Carter, President; Mrs. Eleanor Shields, Co-adviser. In AS much As ye have done It Unto One of the Least Of these my BRethRen ye have done it Unto me Unknown The objectives of TORCH are to have parties for our Special Friends on Halloween, Christmas, Valentines and Easter, have slumber parties, take them to movies, and most of all to be a friend of the mentally retarded when they have some exciting news or to share sadness with. Our activities include money making projects such as raffles, bake sales, rummage sales, dances, a clown drive, bike-hike, and fun times camping, going to and participating in the Idaho State Special Olympics, having a tumbling team and attending the TORCH Legis- lative Breakfast in Boise. A major function of these teen volunteers is to help educate the communities of the state as to the plight of the mentally retarded and solicit the communities help in fulfilling the lives of these people. 97 Ski CIub Ski Fair Fashion Show models left to right: Linda Murray, Rob Kincaid, Lynn Major, Jim Parsons, Matt Jones, Patricia Davis, Standing; Holly Whittaker, Rick Largenl, and Lisa Thompson. Planning for the big trip to Banff, Alberta, Canada. Fearless ski club president Jim Carlson flies through the sky. Left: A mysterious game of cards takes place and Patty didn’t want her picture taken. Below: A relaxing rap session after a day at Banff, discussing sunburns, tired legs, skiing and joking. Front Row: Mrs. Ellen Hall, advisor, Connie Madsen, secretary; Patricia Davis, treasurer; Doug Madsen, vice-president; Mrs. Mae McCormick, advisor. Second Row: John Evans, Dan Burt, Chris Pietsch, Jim Carlson, president; Lynn Major, Holly Pope, LaVar Shreffler. Ihird Row: Jim Parsons, Chester Schilling, Rick Largent, Bob Nelson, Alan Lee, Patty Kotschevar, Linda Rogers, Cheryl Woolsey, Holly Whittaker, Sonja Olson, Judy Carter, Barbara Greenleaf, Linda Murray, Kathy Puckett. Fourth Row: Ron McCormick, Doug Jones, Brian McConnaughey. Back Row: Barry Crandell, Dan Farmin, Mike Leckner, Lisa Thompson, and Matt Jones. Time to hit the hill, and the race is on with Mrs. McCormick in the lead. We finally made it. After selling the ever mysterious Spook Insurance, putting on a Ski Fair, nearly freezing to death in sub zero weather selling Xmas trees, selling chances on a tank of gas and finally selling cupcakes with dollar bills scattered here and there, we had enough money to go to Banff, Canada. The fun began with an eight hour bus ride with twenty-eight members and four chaperones. Members in- cluded: Jim Carlson, Mike Irving, John Evans, Matt Jones, Doug Jones, LaVar Shreffler, Holly Pope, Alan Lee, Mrs. Ellen Hall, advisor; Rick Largent, Mr. Ray Miller, bus driver and chaperone; Barry Crandell, Doug Madsen, Sonja Olsen, Dan Burt, Dan Farmin, Patty Kotschevar, Connie Madsen, Holly Whittaker, Mike Miller, Mr. Jim Hibbard, chaperone; Mike Leckner, Patricia Davis, Chester Schilling, Bob Nelson, Mrs. McCormick, advisor; Jim Parsons, Gary Miller, Rob Kincaid, Lynn Major, Brian McConnaughey, and Linda Murray, photographer. 99 melodic musicians of s.H.s. Again we have our hard-working orchestra students pushing to get ready for the next concert. They are all eager to develop their musical abilities and also join in on the many experiences orchestra offers. Front Row: Ira Owens, John Cruickshank, Kirsten Thompson, Eddie Best, Cheryl Balison, Mildred La Fever, Shelly Osborne, Kent Compton. Second Row: Shane Owens, Janna Oliver, Dee Critchell, Rita Smith, Roland Green, Linda Wetzel, Kurt Wetzel, Bill Mendenthal, Debbie Mikesell, Sherry McPherson, Carol McAvoy. Third Row: Eddie Sue Judy, Carol Neumann, Allison Grorud, Norma Riffle, Mike Longbottom, Mike Miller, Rob Kincaid, Rob Sisson, Jim Borden, Carol Mahler, Lorna Stevens, Lula Roberson, Susan Osborne. Back Row: Sue Brown, Randy Wilcox, Sue Bistline, Jim Parsons, Nimamae McGuire, Keith Hardy, Donna Jo Leonard, Mrs. Ruyle. Along with performing their regular duties, the band, directed by Mr. Russell Whalen, produced a new sound around the halls of S.H.S. It was the seven member pep band which livened up the pep assemblies as well as the many basketball games and wrestling matches. The musicians also presented their usual concerts and entered their annual spring contests. Front Row: Debbie Mikesell, Cynthia Calkins, Barbara Peterson, Janeen Sisson, Louis Windecker, Kathy Grorud. Second Row: Rob Cruickshank, Patty Meredith, Susan Chronic, Norma Riffle, Roland Green. Kim Rehm, Connie Woodland, Mary Kulnanek, Gala Chronic, Diane Balch, Vonnie Faulk, Darlene Peterson, Kathy Puckett. Third Row: Sue Osborne, Bev Wright, Pete Santino, Lula Roberson, Carol Mahler, Loren Sommerfield, Jeannie Davis, Patsy Beyer, Mark Dexter, Lorna Stevens, Bill Clark, Curt Balch, Marcia Knauss, Tracy Irish and Kirk Heath. Fourth Row: Carol Neumann, Eddie Sue Judy, Allison Grorud, David Anderson, Karla Nelson, Tim Denman, Ron May, Diana Cox, Don Seavey, Mike Miller, Mike Longbottom, Rob Kincaid, Bob Bush, Jim Borden and Rob Sisson. Back Row: Russ Watts, Brian McConnaughey, Kenny Geren, John Johnson, Bruce Walson, Doug Pelton, Jim Parsons, Randy Wilcox, Ninamae McQuire, Donna Jo Leonard, Keith Hardy, Sue Bistline, Sue Brown, Cathy Russell, and Mr. Whalen. Mrs. Marian Ruyle, director of the orchestra, was a runner up for the Idaho State teacher of the year. Both she and Mr. Whalen put many long hours of hard work in making our music department a suc- cess. The orchestra has junior high students in it also. These students work just as hard to make the orchestra a proud group. The band not only plays at concerts, but also at pep assemblies, games, and in parades. Thus S.H.S. certainly has reason to be proud of its fine melodic musicians. 101 The SHS choir, under the direction of Mr. Russ Whalen, provides a variety of songs for the young and old alike. The Spring Music Festival at Moscow, concerts, and baccalaureate are just a few of the activities that keep the choir busy throughout the year. Penny De Soto, senior, participated in the All-Northwest Choir held at Portland, Oregon. Front Row: Kathy Paige, Mary Hcyman, Sheila Ripley, Kathy Palmer, Sylvia McClure, Janna Oliver, Randia La Grace, April Brown, Leslie Nelson, Penny De Soto, Sandy Schoonover, Diane Balch, LaWanna Long and Sue Carter. Second Row: Marsha Noble, Wanda Jones, Marge McClure, Heidi Munce, Virginia Dawson, Russ Watts, Ed Wessleman, Ken Willford, Rob Kincaid, Shirla Cunnington, Vicki Bemerwold, Mary Kallio, and Sue Osborne. Third Row: Melody Creeger, Kristi Weisz, Teresa Cunnington, Judy Davis, Sue Cove, Glory Whittaker, Ralph Dillard, Jack Chaney, Ron McCormick, Candy Crabb, Lorraine Roberts, Joanne Hale, Shirley Roos, Debbie McGhee, Diane Kizer, Nanette DeGeare. Fourth Row: Debbie W'illford, Amy Hax, Patty W'arrer, Carol Meyers, Lynn Berry, Dale Roberts, Dale Van Horn, Mark Evans, Russ Strange, Mark Dexter, Monty Bennett, Wes Stevens, Peggy Holbert, Marsha Timblin, Melanie Roberts, Julie Kluver, Patty Kotschevar. Back Row: Mr. Russ WTialen. 102 CgCar post. . . they Re 1!! The Cedar Post staff, under the direction of Mr. Bob Hamilton, won first place in the Journalism Conference held in Moscow this spring. The Cedar Post is the only school newspaper published weekly in the state of Idaho. This year's staff from left to right is: Peggy Kellogg, editor; Mr. Hamilton, advi- sor. Second Row: Mark Lyons, Bob Hamilton, Jack Thompson, Eddie Sue Judy, Mike Borden Borden, Jim Carlson, Hanna Munson, Dave Jones, and Denise Raineri. First year students learning the tricks of the trade are from left to right: First Row: Cathy Russell, Brian Sawyer, Darlene Peterson. Second Row: Wanda Dingman, Jim Borden, Rick Agar, Renee Savage, Gary Downard, Ann Knoblich. Peggy Kellogg, left, holds the first place plaque, Jim Borden, center, holds his cer- tificate for sports writing, and Eddie Sue Judy, right, holds her first place plaque for feature writing. Below: The members of the staff, along with Mr. Hamilton, relax during their exciting weekend at Moscow. OppiceRS mime Above: The officers for Mime and Masque are Arleta Kyte, recorder; Doug Jones, vice-president; Norma Riffle, secretary; Back Row: Miss Florine Dooley, ad- visor; Jeanne Davis, President. OUR TOWN was produced by Miss Florine Dooley and the many menbers of Mime and Masque for their fall play. Entering declamation contests around the state and delight- ing the minds of youngsters with their annual children's play kept the performers active. Front Row: Carol Neuman, Hellen Gutenberger, Penny DeSoto, Norma Riffle, Jeanne Davis, Doug Jones, Kathy Grorud, Carol Mahler, Allison Grorud. Second Row: Janna Oliver, Ginna Oliver,Shirley Roos, Steve Hepperle, Chris Pietsch, David Jones, Roxie Smith, Patty Ramsey, Kathy Kotschevar, Miss Florine Dooley, Selma Bair, Ron McCormick, Brian Sawyer, Sue Doak, Cynthia Calkins. Ladders: Anne Finney, Kpnt Compton. 104 declamation masque Front Row: Doug Jones, Shirley Roos, Brian Sawyer. Back Row: Chris Pietsch, Penny DcSoto, Carol Mahler, Steve Hepperle, Allison Grorud. All of them won high declamation ratings. Chris Pietsch, Carol Mahler, Shirley Roos, and Brian Sawyer represented Sandpoint at state competition in Pocatello. Mrs. Carol Pietsch, our tidy servant, helped us with costumes and scenery. 105 monticou staff focuses on the multitude of activities occuppmq OuRinq the yeap - The Monticola Staff labors long and hectic hours in order to present a pictorial account of the diversified people and events of the year. Monticola members are Judy Koster, editor; Jamie Fallat, assistant editor: Lisa Thompson, assistant editor; David Jones, Chris Pietsch, Holly Whittaker, Tick Davis, Paul Fuller, Jody Wahlgren, Renee Savage, Kent Compton, Bob Hamilton, Julie McCormick, Leslie Nelson, Jim Parsons, Linda Murray, Debbie Wilford, Don Seavey, Kevin Dreier, and Kirk Heath. 106 Hello Days started off this year's activities with participation of the teachers along with the students. Mrs. Curtis, left; Mr. Anderson, below; and Mrs. Sodorff, lower left, attired themselves in garb from the frontier days. Lower right, seniors dressed as commandos, and succeeded in getting teachers and students out of class for an extra ten minutes. 107 Sandpoint Senior High held its very popular football festival in late October at the last home game of the year against Lewiston. During halftime, the football festival queen was crowned. Left to right: Nancy Shepherd, Jackie Raynor, Linda Holbert, queen; Val Brockus, Gay la Chronic. After the game, a dance was held in the high school gym. (upper left and right). Sandpoint High students took their fair share of distinctions during the school year. Three journalism students received awards at the annual University of Idaho journalism conference at Moscow. Peggy Kellogg, Cedar Post editor, proudly ac- cepted the plaque for the state’s top news- paper, while Eddie Sue Judy wrote her way to first place in feature writing. Sophomore Jim Borden was a second place winner in the stale sportswriting competi- tion. Explaining their responsibility to freedom enabled Renee Savage and Chris Pietsch to win first and second in the county's Voice of Democracy contest. Hence later learned that she had won third in district competition. Her smarts on the National Merit Test resulted in Kathy Grorud being named a commended student in the annual merit competition. Sandpoint High's Homemaker of Tomorrow is Peggy Kellogg. She received the highest score on the Betty Crocker test, which this year was open to the male gender. :---- Sandpoint High School Mime Masque presented, in November, the Thornton Wilder play OUR TOWN. Although the play called for little or no background scenery, the fine acting performances made the play a success. The cast of OUR TOWN was Loren Sommerfeld, Cynthia Calkins, David Jones, Doug Jones, Jeannie Davis, Allison Grorud, Kent Compton, Shelma Baire, Chris Pietsch, Carol Mahler, Steve Gill, Ann Finney, Ron McCormick, Arleta Kyte, Brian Sawyer, Norma Riffle, Shirley Roos. Ill And when the snows set in, we wondered what the long winter ahead would bring us. Starting the season was Enrichment Day, a day when we could ex- pand our talents and knowledge in anything from playing chess to the basics of baking. As the winter wore on, students in the ski program made their weekly trek to Schweitzer for a fun filled afternoon on the slopes. (Some have a feeling, though, that twice the time was spent getting their ski equipment on and off as was spent skiing.) Christmas came at last, bringing with it socks full of unknown treasures for all the athletes, (with a little help from the Pep Club, of course). And there were the times when we banded together for a common cause—like for the snow dance and for the flu season when no matter how hard we tried, school wasn't closed. But the best thing that was formed during the winter was the Pep Band. 112 113 The old familiar saying, Spring has sprung holds true for SHS students. Just as new lives are born in spring, new ideas are born by events such as Career Day. Career-oriented author- ities enlightened the minds of scholars about the military services, teaching and scholarships. Pre-registration was conducted by Mrs. Sodorff and Mr. Smith for next 3'ear's sophomores and juniors. Height, length, and width were discussed in senior English classes as seniors were measured for caps and gowns. Creamy faces decorated the halls of SHS as the first pie eating contest in years took place. Sponsored by the Ponderettes, the indescribably deli- cious faces included Dave Jones, Lynn Major, Steve (Flash) Linder, and Coaches and teachers. 115 1 could Run till l have no wind jump at a spoken worO push till my chest Begins to CRack and expect my thanks in cheeRS. But if l weRe to live in expectation Running, jumping, and pushing foR meRe cheeRS, What would 1 gain? But if I found enduRance, self-confidence, and self-satisfaction as my RewaRd Would 1 not have leaRned to conqueR on my own? pat keane Athletics Members and managers of the 1972 Football team are: 1st row: Bob Bates, Duane Pedersen, Gordon Lindgren, Mike Irving, Stan Maurer, Kim Hull, Frank Noble, Stuart Lawson, Dennis Pedersen. 2nd row: Chester Schilling, Ken Tillotson, Bob Nelson, Chuck Schoonover, Jim Kemmis, George Andrews, Guy Dawson, Mike Roberts, Roger Hadley. 3rd row: Paul Klatt, Dan Farmin, Mike Hagadone, Jay Dennis, John Hunt, Del Hatch, Mark Lyons, Bruce Sletager, Jeff Clark, Fred Marienau. 4th row: Dave Anderson, Wayne Sherwood, Jeff Gilmore, Mike Miller, Gary Doward, Ken Stevens, Mike Phillips, Chuck Thompson, Dan Lyons, Gary Miller. 5th row: Bob Hamilton, Dean Tibbetts, Andy Slaveck, Barry Crandell, Ron Self, Rick Dodd, Kevin Smith, Ron Dreisbach, Kurt Hull, Carl Hammel. The coaches and senior Lettermen are from left to right: first row; Stan Maurer, Halfback; Stuart Lawson, end; Gordon Lindgren, tackle; Frank Noble, guard; Kim Hull, tackle; Mike Irving, defensive end; Duane Pedersen, quarterback. Second row: Chuck Schoonover, defensive line; Ken Beaudoin, Head Coach, Ron Hunt, offensive backfield; Phil Deboard, defensive backs. Not pictured is Don Albertson, offensive line and Keith Hardy, defensive end. FOOTBALL 119 Statistics Sandpoint 7 - Bonners Ferry 13 Sandpoint 7 - Central Valley 18 Sandpoint 15 - Kellogg 22 Sandpoint 7 - Moscow 33 Sandpoint 20 - Clarkston 24 Sandpoint 6 - Wallace 35 Sandpoint 6 - Coeur D'Alene 34 Sandpoint 13 - Lewiston 13 Sandpoint 20 - Colville 12 121 s.h.s. VARsity This was Coach Ron Hunt's second year as head basketball director in Sandpoint. Although the season was not as successlul as many had hoped, Bulldog cagers provided some exciting, tense moments for both fans and coaches. Hunt was assisted by Ken Beaudoin. The basketball staff included Coach Hunt, kneeling, and from left to right, Mike Borden, manager; George Andrews, Dell Hatch, Paul Klatt, Mike Hagadone, Stuart Lawson, Bill Malone, Jeff Clark, Gordy Lindgren, Duane Pederson, Andy Slaveck, Stan Maure, and Coach Ken Beaudoin. Statistics WE- -THEY Post Falls 36 39 Bonners Ferry 36 45 Kettle Falls 50 35 Central Valley 34 59 Kellogg 54 49 Bonners Ferry 45 36 Post Falls 47 53 Ferris 35 50 Nelson 40 29 University 22 54 Lewiston 41 43 Coeur d' Alene 31 62 Wallace 47 61 Lewiston 19 51 Moscow 48 60 Kettle Falls 64 40 Coeur d' Alene 53 68 Kellogg 51 46 Wallace 49 38 Kellogg 44 40 Lewiston 47 54 Moscow 47 70 122 S.h.S. JuniOR VaRSity Fast action was in as the Sandpoint High Junior Varsity gained valuable experience in their preliminary roundball contests. These sophomores and juniors were coached by Bill Adams. The team consisted of Carl Hammill, manager; Coach Bill Adams, and Roger Hadley, manager, kneeling. Standing, left to right, are Bob Wilier, Bill Clark, Rudy Truppee, Tim Vernon, Brian Johnson, Mike Phillips, Kim Hawkins, Mike Roberts, Dan Farmin, Kevin Smith, and Wayne Sherwood. 123 . . . Will inevitaBly Succeed - Renee Savage 125 Individuality does not Come passively-, It is a Constant StRUQQle Bud mcConnauqhey Opponent Spt. Mead 20-29 Colville 35-21 Lakeland 39-12 Wallace 15-42 Libby 43-13 Post Falls 22-32 Lewiston 35-20 Kellogg 27-21 Coeur d'Alene 21-31 Bonners Ferry forfeit 126 WRestlmq 72-73 The coaches and varsity members by weight class are: Coach Schoonover; Mark Yaw, 101; Brian Wood, 108; Jeff Lyons, 115; Bob Hamilton, 122; Lenard Wood, 129; Dan Smith, 134; Coach Alt; Bob Byfield, 141; Dan Lyons, 148; John Hunt, 158; Mark Lyons, 170; Guy Dawson, 190; Kim Hull, heavyweight. 127 Members and Coaches of the J.V. team, left to right: 1st row, Coach Alt, Dan Hart, Jim Kemmis, Bob Inmanm, Brad Allard, Lenard Lund, Ron Deeter, Kurt Strand, Ron May, Coach Schoonover; 2nd row, John Cruikshank, Dale Roberts, Rick Dodd, Ron Banka, Jay Bolstad, Kurt Hull. 128 Boys’ tRACk “73 130 Lots of laps were the rule for the Bulldog boys’ track squad this year. The thirty-member team turned out for practice in early March. Coached by Ron Hunt and A1 Alt, the track and field squad participated in nine meets. Their busy schedule took them to competitions as far away as Moscow. 131 Tumbling team First row: Shannon Moline, Susan Chronic, Sherry McPherson, Marcia Knuass, Hanna Munson, Nina Hanes. Se- cond row: Terry Peters, Patsy Beyer, Ann Likens, Karen Dexter, Gay la Chronic. Third row: Debbie Bandy, Candy Cr abb, Sandy Schoonover, Barbara Peterson, Jo Ann Hale, Val Brockus, Heidi Munce. 132 QiRls' SpORtS The girls' athletic department has expanded little by little each year. This year a new volleyball team was formed and it competed with some of the outlying towns of Bonner County. Track and tumbling also kept many girls busy. Intramural basketball, volleyball, and ping- pong had many enthusiastic girl participants this year, too. 133 Bottom Row: Mrs. Pat Smith, coach, and Mrs. Ellen Hall, assistant coach. Second Row: Barbara Greenleaf, Lois Windecker, Allison Gilmore, Linda Rogers, Gayla Chronic, Val Plaster, Jane Jeffries, Bonnie Beers, Monica Travers, Candy Crabb, Debbie Bandy, Ann Knoblich, manager. Third Row: Janine Sisson, Pam Kohal, Glory Whittaker, Helen Gutenberger, Roberta Welker, Jamie Fallat, JoAnn Shelar, Mary Kallio, Darla Gunter, Susan Chronic, Kathy Puckett, LeAnn Roberson. Fourth Row: Tick Davis, Hanna Munson, Cindy Vig, Holly Whittaker, Starla Rigby, Jody Wahlgrcn, Diane Gunter, Theresa Travers, Vicki Perry, Sally Chronic, Sonja Olson, Eddie Sue Judy. Top Row: Amy Ilax, Janna Oliver, Nancy Kyte, Sandi Schoonover, Ginna Oliver, Debbie Vig, Mcrrilin Snyder, Carol Mahler, Ninamac McQuire and Sylvia McClure. Unlike the other girls' track teams of S.H. S., this year's squad began striving for per- fection somewhat earlier than usual. This was made possible by using the new Bonner County Fair buildings as a temporary field house. Mrs. Pat Smith, head track coach, and Mrs. Ellen Hall, assistant track coach, led the 1972-73 team in an all-around good season. 135 noon spoRts We do not lose the past's security of groups and peers friends laughing echoing cheers We find that within us these memories live as strength for encounters to come as the breath one takes before a smile —Keane Keen intramural competition kept the majority of SHS students off the streets” during the noon hour throughout the 1972-73 school year. Coordinated by Mr. Bob Hamilton, this program included the sports of volleyball, basketball, ping-pong and baseball. Both boys and girls had league competition as well as mixed tournaments. Keeping the students on their toes were the faculty men's and women's teams. The Boneheads and the Hotshots took first place in boys' and girls' volleyball, respectively. In the mixed tournament the combined fac- ulty team grabbed top honors. Dan Barmin was a double winner in the tabic tennis competition. He won the singles and teamed up with George Andrews to win the doubles. Janet Sncddcn was champion in the girls' table tennis. Other records were not available at publica- tion time. SCHOOL 137 138 nUnaqeRS Remaining ready for the unexpected is the foremost duty of SHS athletic managers. Other responsibilities include sweeping the training room, maintenance of the supply room and taping and wrap- ping ankles. Headed by Dennis Pederson, this team consists of Bob Bates, Mike Borden, Bob Hamilton, Dave Anderson, Carl Hammill, Roger Hadley, Chuck Thompson and Lonnie Engels. 139 Everyone has a right to his own cares and feelings that make him different from anyone else in the world Anyone is capable of doing the things he wants and if he is truly devoted to them he is justified in them -Ken Ewing 141 142 lustipied In his . . . Individuality 144 V' s£ :• . - g.