Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

2 €fv fo oHr i 7 % 9 • -tt 13 14 15 % 16 a lp 2Ly£a.i+v'- ■fo 'iaieayrjs ;s awes£ irh rtabaru V SiAmk •dOar£ ti hclteJe. forbekeJtn rneanf. accepting 'Hie yptoh leaap tf 'itQay tb ', r$Jaj£ fojfrui,: foVpnditiq uonrayeaws cpve , Registration for the '77-'78 school year was marked with a record turn out of more than 800 students. The month of September was dotted with a multitude of activities for SHS students. Among these activities were numerous pep assemblies, football and volleyball games, and a new set of activities for Hello Day. These new activities included a class name tag competition and a club door decorating contest. All in all, September started the year off busily. We should have stuff like this more often ' was a repetitive comment heard from many a student as the traditional Football Festival was expanded to a full week of noon-time fun and entertainment for the entire student body. Different organizations sponsored activities each day during the mid- October celebration. Some of the noon hour fun included a crazy sock contest, a tricycle race, a frisbee throwing contest, a noon hour dance, and a hush day for the girls. In addition to the Festival activities, the month of October was highlighted by College Day presentations for seniors. The playing of STAR WARS at the local theater also kept the science fiction buffs and fantasy lovers happy. mm Besides the many noon hour activities organized just for Football '77, the week was highlighted by a finale rich in SHS tradition. There was the expanded pep assembly. Pep Club's guardian angels revealed themselves in less than subtle ways. The football match between Sandpoint and Lewiston saw a Bulldog victory. And during halftime festivities Queen Robin Rogers was a tearful recipient of her crown. Princesses included Diana Bush, Janice Mueller, Laurie Peters and Francie Rogers. And to top it all off, more than 400 students appeared in the gym for the Football Festival Dance. 24 Sandpoint! Where's that at? Believe it or not people from Meridian, Idaho, asked this question of the SHS volleyball team during the first day of competition at the Idaho State Tournament. But by the second day, they were well aware of the fact where Sandpoint was and that they were there to compete. The volleyball team was the first local volleyball team to bring home a trophy from state competition, let alone the first time the girls' volleyball team has gone to state. Besides the state trophy, Coach Jan Spring's girls received the Class A League Co-Championship and the District 1 Championship Awards. During the first day of competition, SHS quickly disposed of the teams from Madison High and Blackfoot High. That day they also suffered their first loss against Vallivue. Brooding on their initial loss, the girls came back the second day and defeated the favored Highland team from Pocatello, in two straight matches. The next game was with competition with Wood River of Sun Valley, in which they were defeated in two matches. This, however, did not affect the morale of the girls, they came back to again dispose of Highland. With thought of championship they once again faced their toughest opponent. Wood River of Sun Valley. Coach Spring said, The girls played the finest ball they have all season in their first match against Wood River and succeeded in beating them. However, the competition was equal between both teams, and Wood River went ahead in the last two matches. I was entirely pleased with Sandpoint's performance at State. 26 BOB' Games, prizes and just plain fun proved to be the major elements of the annual Leohono Carnival. Other activities in the month of November included presentations given by the Boy and Girl State delegates for the juniors. Presentation of the play THE MOUSETRAP, by the SHS Drama Department also provided entertainment for students and the public. Following the Thanksgiving vacation, SHS students were treated by a juggler with the National Assembly program. In another program science enthusiasts listened to a presentation by a representative from NASA. To wind up the month parents attended their students' classes at Back-to-School Night. 29 Merriment and jokes seemed to be the rule during December. With anticipation of the holiday season, the school days were enhanced by a few social activities including the appearance of Santa, alias Tom Keough. Home Ec. classes treated faculty members with cookies and punch at their open house. Moreover, Christmas melodies drew a favorable response and the Music Departments annual Christmas concert. Meanwhile, back at the parking lot, the scene was not so bright. Unknown individuals lodged a gentle protest against the absence of a grader in Chuckhole City ' The KSPT announcement There will be no school in Bonner County today ' made the long month of January more enjoyable for many a student. The winter storms not only meant lots of snow shoveling but also extra opportunities to recreate in the great North Idaho outdoors. 32 33 With the conditions outside being typical of the after winter-before spring drags, students at the high school found themselves with more indoor activities. Miss Pam Eimer's food service class kept an aromatic smell permeating the halls by baking cookies for a money making project. In addition, P.E. students learned about C.P.R.'s. As the snow turned ugly and the mud increased all minds impatiently awaited a far-off spring vacation. 34 inion- J Booklet describes scholarship help 'S-zz •� . 9% Of Mfcoof Honor roll annoovtcod y� 55Sr • Ski Sale • r [ North Country Bike 81 Ski I having a GIANT SALE starting Saturday. February 25th Ski Equipment up to 40% oil Down A Pol rtud OotMnS 20% -40% olt • s« II TW u«f 3� Bank 11 -r 4- ►WNmrw Ii WM 1 1 WCM K I Everything else on sale too! Do v « Ml� . TkHClu «« t Cr«� l H CImvIm |L IT ALL MUST CO! Cedar Post ■op. Stevo Symms holds qvosf ioiwinswer period James nominated Members get superior ratings nov°l adademy Mr. Moot oMwkorf Plummer fans mob basketball officials 35 Tournament time. In 1977 the Sandpoint Bulldogs Basketball Team went to State for the first time in several years. Could such a feat be repeated? Take the ingredients of a fired up basketball team led by a determined coach, an enthusiastic band of supporters, trimmed with an abundance of color and an intense air. Yes they did. In the best of three series with Moscow, the Bulldogs came out on top and thus, insured the team and their followers a trip to the State tournament in Boise. 36 37 Our Foreign Exchangees Right: Chisato Takahashi, Japan Below Left: Marjorie Huaco, Peru Below Right: Louise Ahrsjo, Sweden 38 39 Tom Bjorkbom, Sweden Several seniors have accomplished more this year than just receive a diploma. For example: Bill Churchill won an award for good citizenship. Hildi Venishnick and Linda Palmen received the PSAT NMSWT merit awards for the high scores on the tests. In addition, Kathy Muckier was recipient of the Bausch and Lombe award for being the most outstanding science student and Jaye Pietsch won the Century III scholarship. The all state music delegates were not just seniors. They included Don Oakwright, Band; Liz Davis, Band; Dale Hohisel, Orchestra; Ann Ross, Band; Rhonda Bradetich, Band; Linda Palmen, Band; and Wendy Gould, Choir. With basketball games coming to a close, the month of March started with numerous new activities. The sale of pizza by the food service class was the first activitiy to take place in March. The Spanish and French classes also got into the swing of cooking by preparing and eating a multitude of foreign favorites. Meanwhile, more athletically inclined students at SHS began to get involved in the spring track and field sports. To wind up the month the drill team sponsored a variety show featuring the comedy and talents of numerous SHS students. 42 43 That's Entertainment? was the theme for the 1978 Variety Show. Sponsored by the Ponderettes Drill Team for the first time in four years, the show included unique dancing, several vocal numbers and many comedy skits. Funds from the show were to go to the drill team's tour fund. 44 45 48 Coaching Staff Athletic Director Cotton Barlow, head football coach Girls’ Athletics Jackie Bentz, volleyball; Bob Hamilton, basketball head coach; Dwight Smith, track coach; Terry Iverson, basketball, and Jan Spring, volleyball head coach and track. 50 Boys’ Athletics First Row: Al Alt, football and head track coach; Ray Miller, wrestling head coach; Bill Adams, basketball; Bill Gee, wrestling. Second Row: Al Jacobson, basketball head coach and football; Ken Beaudoin, golf; Dwight Smith, football; Chris Lassen, football- Bud Lang basketball and Don Albertson, football. 51 Coach C. Barlow D. Demers L. Vig B. Churchill IEL Champs! J. Windju C. Miller R. Reasor E. Johnson C. Maxey D. Lund M. James T. Hull 52 B. Woolsey C. McCormick C. Cleary R. Turnbull C. Dawson D. Vig M. Perry B. Dehlbom D. Reed R. Lee D. Deshon F. Baldwin R. Spiller K. Quillin J. Deshon E. Balch 53 It was a great season. Our boys had pride and they believed in themselves. It was really a great season ' commented Head-Coach Cotton Barlow when talking about the 1977 Bulldog Football Season. We had fine young men who liked to hit and with the support of the community, and the school we could of gone undefeated. That is if some of the team wouldn't have gotten injured ' the Silver Fox added. Even with some of the players sidelined, the Bulldog Varsity pulled off the best season record in recent history. According to Barlow, they came out with a lot of experienced players and walked away with a 6-2-1 record. After winning the first game against Bonners Ferry, the team lost the next two and came back to stomp St. Maries 33-0. Then the win over Kellogg set the stage for the thriller of the season a 27- 16 victory over Coeur d'Alene. Subsequently, the gridders won two games in the next three and tied one. It was very outstanding the way the boys thought they were going to do it and they did. Assistant Coach Al Jacobson commented, this season was very rewarding and well deserved. Statistics Sandpoint Opponent Bonners Ferry 20 6 Pullman 0 28 East Valley 8 18 St. Maries 33 0 Kellogg 26 14 Coeur D'Alene 27 16 Moscow 29 20 Lewiston 14 14 Mead 28 10 VARSITY First Row: S. Bergman, R. Reasor, R. Spiller, F. Baldwin, E. Balch, M. Perry, D. Vig, M. Perry, D. Geenen. Second Row: R. Turnbull, T. Hull, D. Lund, D. Demers, B. Churchill, C. Maxey, J. Deshon, L. Vig, B. Dehlbom, D. Reed. Third Row: R. Lee, C. Dawson, D. Deshon, K. Quillin, E. Johnson, C. Cleary. Fourth Row: Coach C. Barlow, A. Alt, C. McCormick, J. Windju, C. Miller, M. James, B. Woolsey, A. Jacobson, D. Albertson COACHES Left to Right: D. Albertson, C. Lassen, Head Coach C. Barlow, D. Smith, A. Alt, A. Jacobson JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: W. Schultz, R. Adams, D. Fournier, M. Dutson, J. Harper, M. Crawford, A. Critchell. Second Row: S. Schoonderwoerd, F. Gardner, C. Foster, S. Stone, B. Plaster, J. Rosholt, D. Sisson. Third Row: B. VanDenBerg, W. Townsend, L. Harrison, D. Chapin, D.J. Bradetich, M. Halliday. Fourth Row: Coach D. Smith, K. Fournier, M. Adams, K. O'Donnell, L. Noort, K. Kernodle, B. Merrill, K. Smith, J. Brisboy. 55 56 57 State Runners-Up On August 16, inexperience met experience as first year Coach Jan Spring and a veteran volleyball team began practicing for 1977-78 season. This combination proved to be the best that Sandpoint has seen in a volleyball season yet. The squad became the first team to participate in state competition and subsequently take a trophy as a runner-up. Their first game against Kellogg was the first victory in a succession of many. In fact the only team to defeat the girls during their regular season was Post Falls. This loss placed them as Class A-l co-champions, since Post Falls had also lost a league game. However, the loss to Post Falls did not discourage the players, for at the Region 1 District tournament, they came back in full force and defeated both third place Kellogg and first place Post Falls to triumphantly receive the Region 1 District Championship. At state tournament in Meridian, Idaho, they won four out of the seven matches they played. This included a victory over the highly favored team of Highland from Pocatello. The SHS volleyball team placed second in competition behind Wood River from Sun Valley. Their final win-loss record for the season was 15-5. The J.V.'s, under the guidance of Coach Jackie Bentz earned a win-loss record of 10-1. At the fall sports banquet, Lorrie and Debbie Dockins received the Most Valuable Player award, while Becky Marienau was named Honorary Captain. J.V. team members. First Row: Coach Bentz, P. Hawkins,J. Watt, R. Fournier, J. Meneely. Second Row: L. McCanlies, K. Farmin, S. Peterson, S. Noort. Third Row: D. Powell, L. Newton, B. Agar. Not pictured: S. Pierce, S. Carlon 60 Statistics Sandpoint Opponent Kellogg 15,15 8,3 Wallace 15,15 11,13 Bonners Ferry 15,15 12,9 Priest River 15,15 6,8 St. Maries 15,2,15 12,15,3 Coeur d'Alene 7,15,15 15,12,11 Kellogg 11,15,15 15,6,10 Post Falls 4,5 15,15 Post Falls 10,11 15,15 Lakeland 15,15 4,12 Bonners Ferry 15,15 9,6 Kellogg 15,15 7,2 Post Falls 15,6,15 10,15,13 Meridian 15,7,15 11,15,8 Blackfoot 15,15 13,12 Valivue 15,10,13 3,15,15 Highland 15,15 11,11 Wood River 9,9 15,15 Highland 15,15 8,5 Wood River 15,12,9 11,15,15 SHS Varsity Goes to State Two Years in a Row After taking a third place finish in Inland Empire League action, Al Jacobson's cagers provided local fans with some intense, dedicated action in the district tourney with Moscow. By winning the third game of the best two out of three contest, the Bulldogs assured themselves of a berth in the state tournament in Boise. Kneeling: S. Bergman, Manager: A. Jacobson, Head Coach. Standing: C. Cahill, B. Woolsey, D. Lund, J. Windju, D. Sass, C. Cleary, C. McCormick, D. DeMers, B. Bopp, M. McPherson, D. Bergman, M. James, C. Miller. (jUUMGs) MjUWGfl ufllfMf. Statistics Sandpoint Opponent Post Falls 67 37 Medical Lake 56 58 West Valley 47 38 East Valley 50 51 LaGrande 39 49 Post Falls 47 28 Kellogg 40 43 Bonners Ferry 56 43 Wallace 59 42 Coeur d'Alene 44 52 Lewiston 47 48 Riverside 37 36 Moscow 32 33 Kellogg 43 50 Coeur d'Alene 56 76 Lewiston 56 48 Bonners Ferry 56 45 Moscow 46 43 Riverside 46 33 Wallace 79 49 Moscow (Tournament) 2 Games 1 Game Coeur d'Alene (Tourney) 48 76 62 Junior Varsity Kneeling: B. Johnson, R. Spiller, M. Adams, Coach; K. Quillin, M. Halliday, D. Deshon, T. Taylor, B. Dehlbom, D. Reed, C. Dawson Sophomores B. Lang, Coach: R. Adams, D. Fournier, F. Baldwin, S. Schoonderwoerd, M. Marienau, J. Deshon, V. Udland, C. Chambers, D. Bradetich, E. Johnson, D. Geenen, P. Perry Varsity Cagers Girl’s Basketball For Coach Bob Hamilton's girls' basketball team, participating in the state tournament was just an arm's reach away. However, that dream fell short when they were defeated by CDA in the best two out of three games. According to one teammate, Becky Marienau, the highlight of the season was beating Post Falls and being able to play Lewiston and Moscow for the first time. Despite the disappointment of not being able to go to state, the varsity concluded their season with a 17-16 win-loss record, the best season SHS girls basketball has had. Under the direction of Terry Iverson, the JV's went undefeated this year with a record of 20-0. Varsity squad: Z. Palmer, R. Fournier, J. McNall, K. Barfuss, J. Stern, P. Bennett, J. Woodland, P. Bopp, C. Bloom, C. Agar, J. Hill, M. Mitton, Coach Hamilton. Not pictured: B. Marienau. J.V. squad: First Row: K. Davis, W. Beebe, T. McCormick, D. Lee, R. McNall, I. Johnson, A. Hamilton. Second Row: Coach Iverson, J. Meneely, J. Watt, M. Thacker, L. Smith, S. Remsen, D. Powell, L. Heraper. 68 Statistics Sandpoint Opponent St. Maries 51 16 Bonners Ferry 27 19 Lewiston 29 50 Wallace 43 20 Priest River 56 19 Lakeland 38 16 Coeur d'Alene 37 28 Kellogg 34 8 Moscow 24 22 Post Falls 23 37 Bonners Ferry 23 37 Lakeland 48 11 Lewiston 49 34 Priest River 41 20 St. Maries 49 34 Coeur d'Alene 37 44 Kellogg 32 18 Moscow 44 14 Wallace 40 26 Post Falls 28 29 Coeur d'Alene (Tournament) 44 29 Coeur d'Alene 26 33 Coeur d'Alene 25 31 69 Varsity Wrestlers Statistics Lakeland Statistics We 33 They 27 Coeur d'Alene 33 24 St. Maries 45 14 Med. Lake 34 15 Kellogg 38 20 Kellogg 26 21 Bonners Ferry 60 0 Wallace 48 15 Post Falls 23 28 Kellogg 36 19 Pullman 38 23 Post Falls 42 21 Sandpoint Grapplers: First Row: M. Beaty, D. Morley, D. Buyert, C. Fulton, W. Palmer, L. McKillup. Second Row: Coach Miller, R. Hutter, M. Hutter, B. Merrill, L. Beebe, K. O'Donnell, D. Vig, E. Balch, P. Sylvester, B. Stoddard, Third Row: Managers S. S. Stone, and D. Power, S. Newcomb, C. Pitts, B. Newcomb, M. Perry, R. Kluver, J. Rosholt, 6. Rench, T. Kuehl, R. Fulton, T. Hull, D. Beaty, and Coach Gee. Not pictured: A. Smith. 72 Coach Ray Miller's grapplers had an impressing year with a 11-1 win-loss record. In their only disappointment, the Bulldog wrestlers placed 13th in the Tri-State tournament at Coeur d'Alene. They came back however, to take a third place in the Regional Tournament. Those winning the Regional Tourney and participating at State are (bottom) Bob Newcomb, Randy Kluver, Amel Smith, David Beaty. Also going to state were runners-up Curtis Pitts, Mark Perry, and Tevis Hull. When asked about the team. Coach Miller replied, We had a few mistakes, but I think we had a fine year. 73 Girls’ Track Under the direction of coaches Dwight Smith and Jan Spring, members of the girls' track squad began a rigorous training schedule in early March. This not only entailed abundant exercising but also many miles of running. The girls began the season with a meet at East Valley. The coaches anticipated a successful season with so many experienced runners. Front Row: D. Grant, K. Farmin, P. Hawkins, R. Fournier, A. Kuehl, R. May, S. Allen, K. Barfuss. Back Row: J. MeNeely, T. Evans, P. Bennett, D. Powell, S. Peterson, L. Smith, B. Marienau. 74 Boys’ Track We are expecting an outstanding performance from several of this year's athletes, stated track coach Al Alt. It will be a fine year. This prediction came early in the track training season. Regional competition was held this yeai in Moscow at the University of Idaho followed by the State competition at Bois State. With 15 returning lettermen plus a lot of new faces, the team had plenty to look forward to. We will be going for several records, commented Alt, including the high jump and triple jump. Back Row: D. Chapin, K. Quillin, D. Deshon, J. Deshon, C. McCormick, R. Turnbull, B. Churchill. Front Row: M. Dutson, D. Fournier, B. Plaster, K. Fournier, C. Eaton, M. Adams. Seated: M. Perry. Not Pictured: J. Windju, D. Demers. 75 Weight Lifting For the first time SHS has a full-time co-educational weight lifting program this year. The 50 students participating in the program are under the direction of Coach Chris Lassen. The program is designed to carry athletes through from one sport to another, and to help them both physically and mentally. Of the ten sophomores who have hit the 200 mark, Brett Peterson led them with 240 lbs. In addition, junior Kelly Smith holds the bench press record with 290 lbs. Future plans include adding more equipment so that more students can be involved. First Row: M. Dutson, F. Gardner, B. Plaster, L. Harrison, D. Fournier, C. Pitts, M. Crawford, A. Abromeit. Second Row: J. Harper, M. Howell, B. Peterson, K. Smith, D. Bradetich, W. Townsend, D. Chapin, C. Lassen, Coach. Third Row: B. Merrill, J. Barksdale, S. Colpaert, D. Deshon, C. Foster, C. Dawson, F. Baldwin, B. Churchill, E. Balch, K. O'Donnell. Fourth Row: T. Kuehl, R. Fulton, R. Goodsell, D. Vig, S. Stone. 76 Golf Team Golf Team members started daily practice sessions at the 9th Grade Center early in March. These enabled the team to be ready to play the nine scheduled matches. Contests included matches with Kellogg, Wallace, Coeur D'Alene, and Bonners Ferry. First Row: J. Nelson, S. Neuder, S. Bergman, P. Odeil, K. Reaudoin; Advisor. Second Row: J. LaGrace, L. Czarapata, T. Hull, B. Kirking, C. Wooden. Third Row: J. Harper, T. Kramer, K. O'Donnell, M. Brazington. 77 Sandpoint High School's Athletic program was in the news throughout the year. The achievements of the various teams could not overshadow, however, many other events. For example, Athletic Director Cotton Barlow and his wife Johnny enjoyed a trip to the 1978 Rose Bowl. This was a surprise to Cotton, and the trip was funded by the Bulldog Bench. Working many hours for the different teams were statisticians Ray Holt, Eva Whitehead and Bob Hamilton. Hamilton was also the Voice of Bulldog basketball games. Midway through the athletic year, a greyhound bus arrived in Sandpoint. After being painted and carpeted, this vehicle provided the Bulldogs a ride in style to their athletic contests. 79 The purpose of Art Club is generally stated in their constitution: We the members of the so formed Sandpoint High Art Club have made it our goal and purpose to further the appreciation of the fine arts in this high school and our community, during the holiday seasons and to extend our talents for the benefit of other organizational functions. Besides their usual pre-Christmas window painting the club produced and sold Class pennants. They also worked on silk-screening Class t-shirts, according to Mr. Leroy Anderson, adviser. Below: L. Anderson, adviser. First Row: L. Townsend, A. Whalen, President; D. Harrison. Second Row: K. Herbkersman, Secretary- Treasurer; M. Murray, historian; S. Munson, R. May. Not Pictured: T. Nordgaarden, vice-president; L. Stockman, D. Johnson. 55 84 85 Booster Club Fall initiations brought thirteen new members to the SHS Booster Club, a group which gained momentum as the year proceeded. Homecoming week in particular found members, with the help of class officers, Dan Miller, president; Penny Barfuss, vice-president; and Debbie Johnson, secretary- treasurer, sponsoring a tricycle race on the school track. In addition, several individuals decorated and transported the royalty stand for the crowning of the queen. The Annual Booster Club Radiothon was the only money-making project planned during the year. It was expected to boost the organization treasury by as much as $1000,” said Dan Miller, president. First Row: A. Nordgaarden, D. Johnson, secretary-treasurer, P. Barfuss, vice-president, Mr. Gehring, adviser, A. Johnson. Second Row: M. Gwinn, P. Barfuss, L. Ahjrso, J. Hill, K. Lebel, R. McNearney, M. Tillberg, C. Takahashi, J. Travers, D. Driggs. 86 87 Business Club As the school year started the Business Club's main money making project--the student store also opened its doors. Parties were the highlights of the club year. These included a summer party, a Halloween and a Christmas party which were held at the home of adviser, Mrs. Imogene Davis. Mrs. Davis added enjoyment as Santa Claus and as a Spook House attendant. In the spring the club took their annual trip to the Spokane Washington Water Power Building and had a banquet at the Flamingo Restaurant. Fun and a large attendance at the events helped to make the year even greater, according to Candy Kemp, president. Seated: R. Rogers, secretary; D. Johnson, treasurer; C. Kemp, president; D. Hamilton, vice president; I. Davis, adviser. Second Row: D. Geenen, A. Johnson, S. Rocks, L. Miller, D. Hamann, R. Faulk, L. Book, L. Rud, and Third Row: L. Leonard, R. Church, C. Greenwood, B. Miller, L. Halvorson, J. Parker, A. Johnson, J. Brown, N. Holm, P. Palmen, and L. Yount. 88 U.F.L.C. Participating in the Football Festival door decorating contest, was their first activity of the United Foreign Language Club. Immediately following, they had a masquerade party for Halloween. Also, adding to the Christmas spirit, they sponsored a lunch with a menu of international desserts, in which each foreign language student told of their Christmas. And braving the cold of winter, the members sold foreign baked goods in front of Penney's in February. After such a successful project, they sold baked goods at SHS. They also planned to go ice skating at Riverfront Park and an international dinner in the spring 7 according to advisers Betsy Walker and Marian Whitfield. First Row: D. Hamann, secretary- treasurer, C. Medlin, president, P. Barfuss, vice-president. Second Row: M. Driggs, D. Payne, S. Bello, L. Miller, L. Ahrsjo, C. Takahashi, J. Hill, D. Geenan, L. Davis, A. Johnson, S. Pritchett, K. Brattkus, C. Cordes, T. Bjorkbom, L. Franck, D. Driggs. 89 90 Dull white is not a color that seemed to appeal to the Cedar Post (high school newspaper) staff. Therefore the Cedar Post room is no longer white but pale blue with a rainbow completely encircling it. Also, the doors that lead to the trophy cases are yellow, green, red, and purple, trimmed with black. This project was initiated in early fall. Painting was not the only project. The group also published 30 issues of the Cedar Post. Advised by Bob Hamilton and supervised by Ann Ross, editor, the staff members also sold athletic programs for football and basketball. In an additional effort to raise money, the Cedar Post sponsored a basketball game featuring the Harlem Clowns. The staff also attended a journalism conference in Sun Valley, bringing home a fourth place in editorial writing, won by Marcia Finney. However, the staff did not attend the annual spring conference in San Diego. I didn't feel the conference was worth going to, Mr. Hamilton said. First Row: T. Nordgaarden, M. Finney, C. Wooden, A. Ross; editor; J. Woodland, L. Warren. Second Row: L. Stockman, K. Herbkersman, S. Allen, R. Anderson, L. Carlson, B. Hamilton, adviser. 91 Cheerleaders Varsity cheerleaders Diana Bush, Francie Rogers, Jackie Parker, Laurie Peters, Marlene Evans and Patti Brown attended the National Cheerleaders Association camp at Whitworth College in Spokane last August. Led by head cheerleader, Diana Bush, the girls also sponsored various money-making projects. One was a bakesale to help send senior Amel Smith and 1977 graduate Kevin Thomas to wrestling nationals in Kentucky. In addition all three groups of cheerleaders were able to have new uniforms, purchased by athletic department. With practice held three times weekly, attendance rules became a major part of the cheerleader year. 92 Wrestling cheerleaders (opposite page): F. Rogers, N. Finney, L. Peters, M. Evans. Basketball cheerleaders (above): K. Lebel, P. Brown, D. Bush, L. Yount, J. Parker. JV. basketball cheerleaders: C. Oliver, V. Salfeld, K. Farmin. 93 Three members of the SHS chapter of the Future Farmers of America distinguished themselves by winning a silver medal and placing 15th in the farm mechanics contest at the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri last fall. The team included Steve Mundell, Brain Book, and Bob Wiley. Other Future Farmers activities included the annual Harvest Auction, a November Turkey Shoot and the annual FFA week teachers luncheon. Led by adviser Dale Heimgartner, individuals and teams won several awards throughout the year. The group's farm safety committee also set the wheels in motion for a Poison Prevention Center in Sandpoint. hf-rt uurovt� i n i 94 First Row: J. Sater, sentinel; S. Schoonderwoerd, reporter; R. Teller, reporter; D. Power, treasurer; C. Sundquist, secretary; J. Teller, vice president; T. Hamacher, president; D. Heimgartner, adviser. Second Row: D. Offermann, M. Vachon, G. Shepherd, R. Hutter, D. Price, B. Smith, C. Henry, D. Power, K. Davis, K. Santino. Third Row: M. Gwinn, M. Howell, D. Book, F. Fister, S. Finney, J. Morgan, R. Welker, B. Faulk, B. Schoonderwoerd, R. Chambers, D. Carlon, J. Sater. Fourth Row: T. Bailey, L. Noort, K. Sauer, S. Barksdale, P. Thompson, B. Chambers, S. Mundell, C. Driggs, K. Gilchrist, D. Reed, S. Smith, T. Davis, M. Hutter, 95 P. McGuire. Leohono A very profitable Carnival kicked off the year for the Leohono Honor Society. This fund raising event which netted $300, was held in November to earn money for a scholarship to be given to an outstanding senior member. Carnival royalty included Mitzi Hawkins, senior, who was crowned Leohono Queen and Liz Davis, junior, and Susan Holm, sophomore, princesses. At semester new members, who had obtained a 3.2 grade point average or higher, were welcomed into the club. In addition, the senior members elected Barbara Tibbs and Mitzi Hawkins as their choices to compete for the National Honor Society Scholarship. Among other festivities, the club planned a trip to an area college, fun nights, and initiation. They also took part in the Football Festival door decorating contest. Toward the end of the year the club purchased tokens for the seniors to be worn at graduation ceremonies. First Row: L. Davis, D. Payne, T. McCormick, Mr. Parker, adviser, A. Ross, vice-president, L. Palmen, president, B. Tibbs, secretary- treasurer, Mrs. Tatterson, adviser, C. Medlin, D. Dockins, G. Graham. Second Row: S. Smith, D. Barnes, D. Bush, J. Monroe, S. Rocks, M. Hawkins, D. Wigton, J. Watt, P. Hartman, L. Tibbs, C. Agar, L. Miller, B. Marienau, L. Peters, J. Hill, Z. Palmer, A. Spradlin. Third Row: M. Perry, D. Hamilton, F. Rogers, T. Hull, J. Stern, B. Millin, G. Drowns, B. Churchill, K. Brattkus, K. Muckier, A. Johnson, K. Dundon, C. Eaton, J. Parker, N. Holm. Fourth Row: R. Yaw, B. Kirking, S. Pritchett, D. Gunter, L. Franck, S. Page, D. Deshon, B. Chambers, P. Barfuss, D. Johnson, D. Power, A. Whalen, P. Bopp, L. Carlson. 96 97 Mime and Masque Under the guidance of Marian Whitfield, the SHS Drama Department, better known as Mime Masque, presented both their fall play and their children's play in the spring. The November production was an Agatha Christie favorite entitled THE MOUSETRAP. According to Ms. Whitfield, the set for this play was designed by Miss Florine Dooley, SHS English teacher. The many hours of preparation for the production were rewarded by responsive audiences and, of course, the cast party. The group also found themselves acting out the roles of demons and evil characters when they participated in the Halloween Haunted House. This project was coordinated by the March of Dimes. Ms. Whitfield reported that its success and popularity has paved the way for it to be an annual affair. First Row: A. Van Curen, G. Ramsay, B. Coon, J. Kibler. Second Row: B. Smith, M. Alton, S. Warren, S. Neuder, L. McAvoy Third Row: J. Hill, M. Raineri, L. Stockman, K. Abromeit, D. Drafall Fourth Row: Ms. Whitfield, J. Dull, K. Herbkersman, M. Murray, R. Bradetich, P. Muntz, S. Pritchett, J. Kibler, P. Nitro. 99 100 More than $1000 in subscriptions in one day meant a profitable initiation of this year's MONTICOLA drive. Covering the activities of a student body numbering in excess of 800 meant some careful planning. This all began in the spring with tentative decisions on theme, style and colors. Then, under the leadership of MONTICOLA Editor Shelley Rocks, old and new staff members began the challenge of producing a 190-page 9x12 book. With the increased size page, layouts could enjoy more freedom. The editor was assisted by section editors Barbara Tibbs, Francie Rogers, Doug Brown, Saafe Smith, Tina Gustaveson, and Lisa Miller. Staff art editor was Ron Anderson. First Row: C. Hawn, L. Olson, S. Rocks, S. Smith, M. Hawkins, N. Holm, and R. Anderson. Standing: D. Bush, F. Rogers, M. Peach, P. Cozart, S. Holm, M. Tillberg, B. Tibbs, M. Love, adviser, and D. Brown. 101 Band First Row B. Tibbs, K. Dundon, M. Rogerson, R. Bradetich, K. Abromeit, B. Coon, D. Payne, D. Lewis, D. Miller, L. Davis, M. McPherson Second Row: G. Crosswhite, L. Tibbs, K. Sisler, D. Morley, M. Murray, M. Jenni, L. McAvoy, M. Bostock, R. Dull, T. McCormick, L. Palmen, C Wooden, L. Robinson, P. Netro, D. Anderson, R. McNearney Third Row: J. Rodne, K. Stephens, S. Kincaid, A. Bork, M. Gwinn, E. Dexter, D. Oakwright, B. Garrison, W. Shultz, B. Short, S. Colpaert, D. Reed, L. Noort, M. Nelson, E. Balch, B. Kirking, B. Van Den Brug, L. Pennel, R. Kopke Fourth Row: Mr. Cobourn, L. Stockman, K. Gilchrist, S. Holm, S. Seppala, D. Irgens, A. Nordgaarden, P. Hamacher, A. Ross Orchestra Orchestra: First Row: M. Overland, S. Osborne, N. Colhoff, E. Critchell, E. Kincaid, D. Kincaid, L. Elswick, S. Page Second Row: M. Tillberg, A. Kibler, L. Gibson, R.Conrad, N. Kibler Third Row: M. Peterson, B. Kelly, B. Smith, L. Stevens, K. Sisler, L. Tibbs, G. Crosswhite, D. Oakwright, W. Shultz, D. Reed, E. Dexter, D. Anderson, A. Phillips, D. Bingham Fourth Row: Mrs. Dexter, M. Bostock, K. Dundon, B. Tibbs, R. Dull, T. McCormick, L. Palmen, D. Lewis, D. Miller, L. Davis, M. McPherson, L. Noort, E. Balch, B. Kirking, Mrs. Ruyle Fifth Row: A. Ross, L. Stockman, S. Holm Choir Choir First Row: Mrs. Meehan, P. LaFever, L. Madsen, R. Duszynski, J. Farrar, T. Slinkard, D. Brooks, C. Welter, M. Polestra, M Overland W Gould, T. Albertson Second Row: C. Takahashi, K. Slinkard, J. Little, L. Heraper, J. Tinnel, S. Heki, A. Young, B. Balch, J. LaGrace, B. Schoonderwoerd, R. McNall, L. McAvoy, L. Harrison, M. Finney Third Row: B. Cove, S. Osborne, V. Holt, D. Cox G Kyte S Young R Albert, M. Hoffman, D. O'leary, M. Rogerson, W. Driggs, L. Brewer Stage Band Stage Band First Row: G. Crosswhite, B. Balch, K. Gilchrist, R. McCormick, R. Bradetich, D. Oakwright, K. Abromeit Second Row: Mr. Cobourn, B. Kirking, R. McNearney, J. Kibler, D. Lewis, L. Davis, L. Palmen, D. Miller, C. Wooden, D. Reed Musical Highlights Sandpoint's Music Department was continually in the news this year with the concerts, fund raisers, and numerous honors. Under the direction of Steve Cobourn, the band sponsored many new activities including a chili feed, the U of I Jazz Band Concert, Clinic, band can fund raising drive, and basketball concessions. The money making endeavors all aimed toward a spring tour to Salmon Arm, British Columbia, and the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Parade. Performing at both football and basketball games meant many long hours of rehearsal. Drum majors included Don Oakwright and Liz Davis and twirling the baton were Carolyn Greenwood, head twirler; and Cindy Medlin. In addition to their usual performances and concerts, many members took part in the solo and ensemble contest and the large group festival. All staters were Dale Hohisel, Don Oakwright, Rhonda Bradetich, Liz Davis, Linda Palmen, and Ann Ross. The music makers also provided a few noon hour jam sessions. 104 With Mrs. Marian Ruyle, conductor, the orchestra performed in the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, and participated in the Spring Festival, held in Moscow during October. The choir, under the guidance of Mrs. Dona Meehan also provided their talents at concerts. In an effort to raise money, the group sought donations on turkeys and sponsored a pom pon sale. The singers planned to compete in the large group festival and the solo and ensemble contest. Sophomore Wendy Gould also had the distinction of being chosen to All State. 105 Pep Club The club is a mixture, said Miss Whitehead, adviser. “Some of the girls are willing to work for points and others aren't. Projects which can earn points include painting signs, selling tickets, and acting as guardian angels. In addition, the group collects tickets at games, serves at the annual athletic banquets, and'makes favors for activities such as Football Festival and the Senior Tea. Besides Miss Whitehead, Pep Club was also advised by Mrs. Cheryl Benjamin. First Row: V. Salfeld, C. Farmin, C. Oliver, T. McCormick, Junior Class Promoter, L. Davis; Z. Palmer, Vice President; T. Nordgaarden, President; J. Meenely, Sophomore Class Promoter; S. Rocks, Senior Class Promoter; K. Lebel, P. Brown, J. Parker Second Row: L. Peters, M. Evans, N. Finney, D. Driggs, T. Slinkard, M. Finney, L. Harrison, S. Smith, D. Irgens, A. Nordgaarden, V. Palmeri, K. Thompson, L. Warren, D. Bush, L. Yount Third Row: T. O'Donnell, K. Johnston, S. McCormick, L. Ahrsjo, C. Takahashi, M. Hawkins, D. Darnell, T. Evans, C. Medlin, C. Hagemann, C. Hooley, S. Holm Fourth Row: T. Howell, S. Noort, L. Smith, A. Kuehl, P. Barfuss, M. Chambers, L. Carlson, L. Remeo, J. Johnson, S. Jacobson, M. Tillberg 108 Learning and taking part in the inner workings of government kept members of Terry Iverson's Political Science group busy researching the issues. In addition to attending a youth convention in Boise, the political enthusiasts also participated in a two- hour long panel discussion with Steve Symms, U.S. Congressman. The members pounded out their funds by selling hammers. Seated: T. Iverson, adviser, M. Hawkins, president; B. Coon, secretary. First Row: S. Smith, D. Teller, M. Driggs, L. Leonard, A. Ross, B. Marienau, R. McNearney, L. Davis and C. Medlin. Second Row: J. Monroe, L. Palmen, N. Albertson, B. Tibbs, R. Reasor, K. Muckier, J. Teller, D. Bush, L. Ahrsjo, C. Takahashi, D. Driggs, and J. Pietsch. Third Row: S. Allen, J. Stearn, K. Barfuss, J. Dull, P. Barfuss, J. Stevens, T. Bjorkbom, J. Windju, M. James, L. Franck, C. Cahill, and A. Whalen. 109 With a goal of going on tour for the first time ever, the Ponderettes found themselves continually endeavoring to earn money. Thoughts of a trip to Salmon Arm, British Columbia, followed by Wenatchee's Apple Blossom Festival kept the girls' enthusiasm alive as they sought out local sponsors, helped the Lions Club in concessions and sponsored a Hush Day during Football Festival Week. In the performing department the girls presented halftime shows to tunes such as Nice and Nasty'', Born to Run , Funky Music , Here Comes the King , and Smoke on the Water . Captains Cindy Wooden and Jaye Pietsch were aided in their ideas by the enthusiasm of several junior members of the drill team. In addition to the Canadian trip, the group planned to sponsor the Variety Show and perform in the Spokane Lilac Parade. First Row: M. Chambers, M. Hawkins, J. Pietsch, J. MeNeely Second Row: L. Eaton, E. Hembree, C. Medlin, D. Payne, C. Dickess, P. Palmen, L. Ahrsjo, S. Noort, C. Humes, R. Medlin, J. Reeb Third Row: C. LaGrace, T. Nordgaarden, L. Hembree, J. Johnson, N. Holm, J. MeNeely, V. Radis, A. Johnson, M. Bostock, K. Sisler, L. Crawford, J. Tinnel, M. Bush, C. Takahashi, P. Hawkins, S. McCormick 110 Rodeo Club SHS's Rodeo Club may have been small in number this year, but the group was large on enthusiasm as they awaited upcoming rodeo activities. Members take part in such events as steer riding, saddle bronc riding and bareback riding at summer youth rodeos. With their adviser Bill Gee, the group sold hammers throughout the community to raise funds for their spring and summer activities. 112 113 Ski Club Delivering wood to such faraway places as Coeur d'Alene meant a busy, laborious fall for the members of Sandpoint High Ski Club. Most weekends throughout the autumn months involved gathering, chopping, and stacking cords of wood for the group's many customers. An additional project, the annual Hunters' Breakfast, meant some early rising to cook pancakes and eggs, for the pre-dawn affair. It also meant an early lump of money to put into the treasury. This all led toward the skiers' excursions to Red Mountain and to Mt. Spokane. First Row: D. Deshon, B. Dehlbom, C. Eaton, M. Evans, L. Martin, J. Parker, L. Ahrsjo. Second Row: D. Powers, R. Roos, D. Roos, S. Nort, V. Salfeld, J. Wescott, C. Dickess, K. Farmin, C. Takahashi, B. Plaster, J. Reeb, L. Eaton, T. Evans. Third Row: L. Cox, K. Gardner, L. Noort, J. Pietsch, president. 114 Student Council Under the leadership of John Stevens, president, Mark James, vice-president and Jaye Pietsch, secretary treasurer, the Student Council made many efforts to provide activities throughout the year. The club sponsored a frisbee contest, a December dress-up dance, and the first Community Hall dance in years. In addition, many representatives had a chance to participate in goodwill when they helped sponsor the Rock n' Rollathon at Sandpoint Manor. The Student Council is advised by Principal Richard Sodorff. 116 First Row: K. Abromeit, J. Meneely, K. Davis, M. Overland, J. Pietsch, secretary: M. James, vice president: J. Stevens, president: R. SodorfF, adviser, M. Driggs, K. Gill, C. Medlin, L. Hawn, L Davis. Second Row: R. Bradetich, D. Munson, S. Addington, C. Kemp, T. Yount, C. Dickess, B. Foster, S. Smith, L. Harrison, Z. Palmer, T. Slinkard, J. Johnson, T. Howell, L. Peters, M. Hawkins, D. Bush, S. Rocks. Third Row: J. Dull, M. Gwinn, J. Rodney, S. Schoonderwoerd, J. Woodland, D. Johnson, S. Allen, A. O'Brien, D. Driggs, D. Cox, J. Cove, C. Agar, L. Palmen, A. Kuehl, B. Coon. Fourth Row: K. O'Donnell, L. Franck, S. Page, B. Bopp, S. Coepoert, C. Chambers, C. Dawson, J. Eich, T. Hull, B. Kirkling. 117 Principal Mr. Sodorff 4 122 Vice-Principal Mr. Keough 123 Business Standing: Ray Holt Al Jacobson Seated: Diane Tatterson Imogene Davis Cultural Arts Standing: LeRoy Anderson Steve Cobourn Seated: Marion Ruyle Donna Meehan 124 Languages Standing: Chris Lassen Joy O'Donnell Marion Whitfield Betsy Walker Bob Hamilton Glen Ford Bill Gee Seated: Florine Dooley Bonnie Spitzer Marianne Love Mathematics Cheryl Benjamin David Parker Eva Mae Whitehead Not Pictured: Richard Gerhing 125 Sciences Don Albertson Jim Bauer Tom Dryden Social Sciences Standing: George Marker Ron Hunt Terry Iverson Ray Miller Seated: Dorothy Koster 126 Physical Education Standing: Bill Adams Cotton Barlow Ken Beaudoin Seated: Jan Spring Vocational Arts Standing: Mark Williams Bill Heimgartner Gareth Abell Seated: Dana Curtis Pamela Eimers Jackie Bentz 127 Counselors Beverly Chapin, Dwight Smith Custodians Ralph Dillard, Brownie Dawson, Chris Stewart 128 Kitchen Edna Moe Office Personnel Ruth Hamilton, Janice Klinger, Barbara Palmer, Sharon Coulter 129 Class of ’78 Besides the usual ordering of graduation announcements and sponsoring the Senior Prom, the members of the Class of '78 sold bulldog pins and took donations for a Craig stereo. To inspire with the Christmas spirit, the class also sold candy canes; and to show their school spirit, the Senior Class won the Hello Day name tag contest by having the most class members wearing tags. They were also awarded the spirit stick at the pep assemblies several times. The class officers were President Becky Marienau, Vice-President Linda Palmen and Mitzi Hawkins, secretary. Class members also participated in college day, where they met with representatives from different Idaho universities. Beverly Chapin, Joy O'Donnell, Dwight Smith and Terry Iverson provided guidance and advice to the class in their many pursuits. 132 LOUISE PERNILLA AHRSJO Lollo Exchange student from Sweden Drill Team 4; Ski Club 4; Booster Club 4; Foreign Language Club 4; Pep Club 4; Political Science Club 4. ROY ALBERT NANI ALBERTSON Aim: To always put Christ first in my life. Business Club 3,4; Basketball 2; Political Science Club 4; Senior Ways and Means. STACEY LEE ALLEN Aim: To go through life being myself, and not what others want me to be. Volleyball 3,4; Track 3,4; Cedar Post 3; news editor 4; Junior Class vice-president; Political Science Club 4; Student Council representative 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means. CONNIE ANDERSON DARRYL ANDERSON LINDA AUSTIN CHRISTY BAKER Aim: Columbia, Jamaiica, Acapulco, and Thailand. 134 BRIAN BALCH LINDA BALISON KIMBERLEY KAY BARFUSS Kim Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Volleyball 3; Booster Club 4; Political Science Club 4; Senior Ways and Means; F.F.A. 2. DAVID BARNES Aim: To make a living doing something that I enjoy. Leohono DAVID BEATY Aim: To become a millionare. Wrestling 4. KELLI BECKER Aim: To be friends with everyone, and have them be friends with me. KELLY BEECHINOR Transfer Student SANDRA BELLO 135 DALE EDWARD BERGMAN Aim: To go on in life and succeed in what I decide to do. Football 2; Basketball 3,4. DEBRA JEAN BINGHAM Speedy Aim: I may be slow but I am getting better. Business Club; Senior Ways and Means; Pep Club; Foreign Language Club. TOM BJORKBOM CARI LYNN BLOOM Aim: To always be happy and Create happiness in others. Also, to get back in the winning streak to beat D.D. in a race. Basketball 2,3,4. BELINDA BOLES JODI LYNN BOLES WILLIAM JOHN BOPP Bill Aim: To live my life the way I want. Student Council 3,4; Football 2; Basketball 2,3,4. DONNA BRENNAN Donuts Aim: To be lucky enough in life to roll those dice, which would lead me—happily into paradise.......and they will wonder why. T.O.R.C.H. 2; Pep Club 2; Ski Club 2,4. 136 LaDONNAANN BREWER LaDawner Aim: To see the day when Gilligan's Island gets rescued. Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Choir 2,3. JUDITH DARLENE BROWN Jude Aim: To forever remain my own person and never shed a tear of sadness, to be a part of live and not just watch it pass, and to cherish the memories of all my yesterdays. Pep Club 2,3,4; Wrestling Cheerleader alternate 3; Letter Girl Alternate 3; Senior Ways and Means 4; Business Club 3,4; Leohono 4. PATRICIA ELEANOR BROWN Patti Grubb Aim: To be content with myself and my life. Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Student Council 2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3. DEBORAH LYNN BUCK Deb DIANA DEE BUSH Bush Aim: Hold tight to the hand of memory; to laugh, to love, to live, to be. Drill Team 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Secretary 2,3; Intramural Sports; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Head Cheerleader 4; Ski Club 2; Business Club 4; Monticola 4; Leohono 4; Senior Ways and Means; Football Festival Royalty. CHARLEY CAHILL MARVIN CALVERT Aim: To be successful in the years ahead BILL CARTER Aim: To be famous and well known as Billy Carter, and never be caught without beer and peanuts. Ski Club 2; Wrestling manager 2. 137 GEORGE CAVALLERO Aim: To get through college (in one piece). Leohono. BILL CHAMBERS Aim: To be able to meet all my challenges regardless of their size. Ski Club 3,4; F.F.A. 4; Basketball 3. ROBIN RAE CHURCH BILL CHURCHILL CHARLIE CLEARY KELLY PATRICIA COCHRAN Aim: To fulfill my life-long dreams. Pep Club 2; Leohono 3,4; Business Club 3,4; O.E.A. Secretary 4; Senior Ways and Means. JOSEPH W. COLPAERT Aim: To live out my dreams. Basketball 2'; Track 3; Boys' State delegate; Senior Ways and Means. 138 KATHY G. COOK Cookie BETH COON LORA COX Aim: To live my life in sunshine even when it's cloudy and encourage other people to look at the bright side. Ski Club 4. PATRICIA FAITH COZORT Patty Aim: To live my life totally for the Lord, and to show true Christian love to all people. Transfer Student; Monticola 4. LANCE CZARAPATA Aim: To prove to Duffy D. that his knees aren't everything. Golf 2,3,4; Football 2; Wrestling 2; Student Council 4. TAMMIE DAMIANO Aim: To be successful at everything I attempt. DEBRA LYNN DARNELL Debbie Aim: Not to think of my years in high school as great years gone, but as wonderful memories secured. Pep Club 2,3,4; Wrestling Cheerleader 3; Ski Club 2; Business Club 3,4; Student Council 4; Drill Team 2; Senior Ways and Means. JON DAWSON DAVID RENNIE DEMERS Aim: To leave S.H.S. and find great things ahead and remember the great things behind. Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means. 139 DEBRA LYNN DOCKINS Deb Aim: To have my own volleyball team. Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Intramural Sports; Leohono 4; Senior Ways and Means; Student Council representative 2,3. LORRIE ANN DOCKINS Basketball 2; Volleyball 2,3,4. CONNIE DOLE Aim: To get everything out of life I want. Choir. BRENT THOMAS DOYEN MARY FRANCES DRIGGS Aim: To live my life in such a manner that through me others will see the need to care and will come to realize that what we are externally is not as important as who we are internally! Foreign Language Club 3,4; H.E.R.O. 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Political Science 4; Senior Ways and Means. ROBIN DUZYNSKI 140 GREGG DUTSON Duts Aim: To know as much about history as Mr. Marker does. Ski Club. DALE E. EICH GAEA L. ELDRED DIANA MARIE E,LLENBECKER LESLIE L ERBEN MARIA ERBEN Aim: To live up to my expectations; to be a friend to everyone; say what I feel is right; and to be happy. MARLENE K. EVANS RORY EVANS Aim: To be a light to a darkened world. Leohono; F.F.A. JUDY FARRAR Aim: To live a life of happiness with the one I love. Volleyball 2; Leohono 3,4; Track 2. MARCIA FINNEY 141 TIM FITZPATRICK WILLIAM DAVID FOSTER LAURA ROSE FRANCK Ball Park, Frankenstein Aim: To make my way through this world, led by Jesus Christ and accompanied by the people I love. Foreign Language Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Leohono 2,3,4; Booster Club 2,3; Choir 3,4; Senior Ways and Means 4. LORRIE ANN GAGE KELLY ERIN GARDNER Aim: To see Munchkin grow. T.O.R.C.H. 3, president 4; Ski Club 4. STEVEN GAGIN 142 NANCY I. FINNEY Aim: To be a living example for Jesus Christ and to do the best I can. Wrestling cheerleader 4; Track 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,4. RONALD GENE FINNEY Ron Aim: To always submit myself to the will of Christ. Biology Club 3; Art Club 3; Booster Club 2; Mime and Masque 2; Cedar Post 2. SANDRA M. GERBER Goober Aim: To take enough time out from my world tour to make it to the class of 78's ten-year reunion. Choir: Senior Ways and Means. KRISTI LEE GILL Kris Aim: To spread sunshine where there is rain. Student Council 2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Business Club 4; Mime and Masque 2; Senior Ways and Means. SARAH RENEE GILMORE Aim: To ski, travel, and return to Germany to live. Student Council representative 3; Ski Club 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means. MARK GOLDSBERRY NOVA GOUDY Rowdy Goudy Aim: To wait for my ship to come in; then take a slow boat to China. GINGER GRAHAM Aim: To get as much out of life as I can. Booster Club 3; Foreign Language Club 3; Leohono 3,4; Pep Club 4. CAROLYN SUE GREENWOOD Aim: To share the happiness I've found with others. Majorette 3,4; Pep Band 2; Business Club 3,4; Leohono 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Foreign Language Club 3. DAVID GREGG Aim: To get my NOVA back, and build it to turn the quarter in 10.00 flat. 143 DEL Y. GUNTER TINA GUSTAVESON Aim: To live my life in the way I want - without having to explain my every move. Pep Club 2,3; Foreign Language Club 3; Monticola 3,4; Political Science 3, president 4; Drill Team 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Media Photographer. LARISSA HALVERSON DAVID HAMANN Aim: To make the Navy a career. DENICE MARIE HAMILTON Necie Aim: To go on a romantic cruise and fool around. Leohono 4; Business Club 3, vice-president 4. DAVID L. HART RICHARD R. HART Hart Boy Aim: To find the garden of Eden. Basketball 2,4. PATRICIA HARTMAN Trish Aim: To help others find the peace, strength and assurance I have found through Christ. Leohono 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 3; Business Club 3; Senior Ways and Means. 144 MITZI HAWKINS Aim: To act as if I would live forever, to live as if I would die tomorrow. Pep Club 2,3,4; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Ski Club 2; Drill Team 3,4; Political Science Club 3,4; Leohono 3,4; Leohono Queen 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Student Council 4; Monticola 4; Senior Ways and Means: Senior Class Secretary. CATHERINE L. HEINTZ Cathy Aim: To slide down the rainbow of life only to land in a never-ending bucket of golden hopes and dreams come true. Drill Team 2; Leohono 3,4; Business Club 4. STEVE HEKI Azar Aim: To be or not to be. Ski Club; Mime and Masque. SYLVIA M. HEMBREE SIDNEY HESS ROBERT T. HILL Aim: To follow the steps of life right the first'time because there isn't a second chance. BILL HOFFMAN MARSHA HOFFMAN Merma Aim: To learn to appreciate the things life has to offer.� Choir 2,3,4. 145 MARJORIE HUACO Foreign Exchange Student from Peru. TEVIS HULL THOMAS MARK JAMES Mark, Montose Aim: To be sensitive to notice when someone needs a friend or a word of comfort and to always be willing to give of my time to any individual. 1 John 3:18 A.S.B. vice-president 4; Boys' State delegate; Track 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Political Science Club; S Club. JEFFREY J. JENNI CRAIG JOHNSON Aim: To be successful in life. DEBORAH ANN JOHNSON Deb Aim: to live my life for Jesus Christ and have happiness of heart, peace of mind, sunshine in my soul, and a song of truth, understanding, and love on my tongue—that I may bring a smile to every face and love to every heart. Art Club 2,3,4; Booster Club 2,3, secretary-treasurer 4; Business Club 3, treasurer 4; Bannerette 3,4; Foreign Language Club 3; Leohono 3,4; office aide 4; Senior Ways and Means; Student Council 4. DOUG KALB CANDICE DIANNE KEMP Candy Business Club 3, president 4; Student Council alternate 3; activities committee 4; O.E.A. 4; Senior Ways and Means. 146 ROBERT D. KOHAL ALITA MARIE ANNE KUEHL Lita Aim: Keep on writing music and let the world hear it. Basketball 3; Volleyball 3,4; Track 3; Pep Club 4; Swing Ensemble 4; Political Science Club 4; Senior Ways and Means; Student Council 4. FRANK GORDON KYTE JESSE R. LaGRACE MARK W. LAPHAM LORRIE LEONARD Aim: To find out who I am, what I want, and how to be happiest. Business Club 3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Political Science Club 4. LEISA LEWIS Aim: To be a little different than everybody else, by just being me. DAVID C. LUND 147 ;ORY McCORMICK im: Make enough to get everything I want. :ootball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. 5hil McGuire marte McPherson Aim: To succeed in the things that I attempt. Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2; Stage Band 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Leohono 2,3,4. LORI MADSEN JANET MARIANTE Aim: To get out of school this year!!! REBECCA ANNE MARIENAU Becky Senior Class president; Pep Club 4; Leohono 4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Ski Club 2; Senior Ways and Means; Girls' State delegate; Student Council 2,3,4; Political Science 4; Monticola 3,4. CINDY LEE MARINE Aim: To always be happy with what I have. JOHN MARKS 148 CHRIS MERKLEY BETTY-JEAN MILLER Aim: To see, do, and learn all I possibly can from life. Basketball 2; Business Club 3,4; O.E.A. 3, president 4;. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN MILLER Boob Aim: Stop when they say go; Yes, when they say no. Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,4; Golf 2,3; Track 4; Ski Club 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Intramural Sports 3. DAN MILLER Aim: Surprise the blank out of everyone, by not writing anything funny. Aiso to make the Volkswagen our national emblem. Band 3,4; Booster Club 2, secretary 3, president 4; Orchestra 3,4. DAVE MASON MIKE MASON Aim: To be a member of Coach Moon's S.H.S. drinking team. CLARENCE H. MAXEY Aim: To cherish memories of before, and bring them back once more G.T.O. CINDY MEDLIN 149 LISA LYNN MILLER Aim: To cherish my memories of the past, live the present to its fullest, and look forward and plan for the future. Business Club 3,4; Leohono 3,4; Booster Club 2,3; Monticola 3 classes editor 4; Senior Ways and Means; United Foreign Language Club 3,4. GLEN MILLIN Aim: To always serve Jehovah with the right heart. CAREN MOODY Lynn Aim: To have a happy life with the one I love and make all the people around me who I love happy and just let them know I'll be there. Choir 2,3,4; T.O.R.C.H. 4. LAWRENCE G. MOON Pete Aim: To be the coach of the High School Drinking Team. KATHY MUCKLER Leohono; Political Science Club. JANICE MUELLER WENDY MUELLER Aim: To find out who spilled the foamy beer in the car. Band 2,3; Booster Club 2,3. STEVE C. MUNDELL 150 BOB NARWOLD TED NORDGAARDEN Ted E. Bear Aim: To reach that great ski lodge in the sky and have a 100 year season pass. Ski Club 2,4; Booster Club 2,3,4. TORRIE KAY NORDGAARDEN Aim: To Remember who 1 was, to live what I am, and to become the Christian example I should be. P.T.L.! SHELLY OSBORN Ann Aim: To let the Son shine through. AMY A. OTTO Aim: Be the first lady to win Indy 500. Track 4; Business Club 4. MARIE OVERLAND Munschkin Aim: To get a Masters Degree in Music and live my life to the fullest. Choir 3,4; Foreign Language Club 3,4. STEVEN R. PAGE Spiff Aim: To become successful in the business and music field. Orchestra 2,3,4; Leohono 3,4; Senior Ways and Means 4. LINDA ELLEN PALMEN Aim: To always remember those things I hold most dear. Band 2, secretary 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Leohono 2,3, president 4; Leohono Queen 2; Senior Ways and Means; Senior class vice-president; Girls' State delegate. 151 DORIE DEE PAYNE LAURIE JEANINE PETERS Pete Aim: To have old memories and young hopes. Pep Club 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Leohono 4; Wrestling cheerleader 4; Choir 4; Student Council 4; Football Festival Royalty. KATHY PETERSON Aim: To see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower. To be loved and give love; to make people happy. Basketball 2,3. BRENDA PIEHL KRISTY PIERCE JAYE CAROL PIETSCH Aim: To achieve something I'll be remembered for. A.S.B. secretary 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Drill Team 3, co- captain 4; Ski Club 2,3, president 4; Political Science Club 4; Volleyball 3,4; Track 2,3; Senior. Ways and Means. DONALD ALLEN POWER Aim: To live my own life style with the people I love. Leohono 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Wrestling manager 3,4. DOUGLAS W. POWER Aim: To become successful and be happy myself. F.F.A. sentinel 2, treasurer 3,4; Political Science Club; Boys' State delegate; Ski Club. 152 TERI POWERS Gidget Aim: Columbia, Jamaiica, Thailand ' Track 2; Choir 4. RANDAL WAYNE REASOR Randy Aim: To make enough money to be able to live the way I want to. Football 2,3,4; Track 2; Political Science Club 4; Senior Ways and Means. DOUG REED MICHAEL ROARK Aim: To build an electric guitar that smokes, shoots flames, and prints money. ROBIN RENEE' ROGERS Rob Aim: Ephesians 4:32 And be ye kind one to another, tender hearted, forgiving one another . . ' Football Festival queen; J.V. cheerleader 2; Pep Club 2,3; lettergirl 3; Student Council 3; O.E.A. 4; Business Club 3, secretary 4; Senior Ways and Means. MICHELLE ROGERSON Aim: To appreciate the little things that matter in life. Band 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4. FRANCES MARY ROGERS Francie, Frank Aim: Yesterday I will remember; today I will give; each and everyday I'll cherish; tomorrow I will live. Pep Club 2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3; J.V. cheerleader 2, Wrestling Cheerleader 4; Sophomore Class vice-president; Junior Class president; Leohono 4; Cedar Post 2, news-editor 3, assistant editor 4; Monticola 2,3,4; Football Festival Royalty; Student Council 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Photography II 4; Girls' State alternate; Football Festival Committee. SHELLEY RAE ROCKS Sunshine Shelley, Rockhead Aim: To catch what I am chasing while taking over the job at KJRB in SPOKANE. Pep Club 2,3, senior social promoter 4; Monticola 3, editor 4; Business Club 3,4; O.E.A. 4; Senior Ways and Means; Football Festival Committee secretary 4; Leohono 3,4; Student Council 4. 153 SHAWN RUCKER TIM SASS JEFFREY STUART SATER Aim: To study and be ready for my chance when it comes. Basketball 3; F.F.A. 3,4. DEAN SCHOEFFEL RON ROOS ANN ROSS 154 BOB SCHOONDERWOERD CAROLLYN SHACKELFORD Aim: To live in joy and happiness for the rest of my mortal life. Band 3; Swing Choir 3; Pep Band 3,4. TIM SHIELDS Aim: To defeat the Sandpoint Varsity Drinking Team with Natural Light. MARVIN SHREFFLER KAY SLINKARD TAMMY SLINKARD Transfer Student Aim: To get up every time I fall, smile each time I want to cry, and to always help the people I love to do the same. Mime and Masque 4; Pep Club 4; Choir; Girls' Ensemble 2,4; Student Council representative 4; Lettergirl 4. AMEL SMITH Aim: To find the City of Atlantis. Football 2,3; Wrestling 2,3,4; Student Council representative 2,3. BURKLIE SMITH Aim:To spread sunshine and happiness where ever I go. Mime and Masque 2,3, secretary 4. LEANNE SMITH Aim: Keep Smilin', it makes people wonder what you've been up to. Girls' State delegate; Political Science Club 3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Ski Club 2,3; Drill Team 2,3,4; Leohono 3,4; Biology II Club; Volleyball manager 2,3; Senior Ways and Means; Intramural Sports. SAAFE SMITH Aim: To reach high for the stars that are hidden deep in my soul. Pep Club 2,3; lettergirl 4; Leohono 4; Student Council „ representative 4; Political Science Club; Senior Ways and Means; Monticola 3; Sports co-editor 4. 155 JOHN R. SOURA RONALD B. SPEARS JACKIE STERN Aim: To succeed at whatever goals I set out for myself. Leohono 4; Volleyball 3; Basketball 3,4; Political Science Club 4. CHISATO TAKAHASHI Chii Foreign exchange student from Japan. Foreign Language Club; Ski Club; Booster Club; Drill Team; Pep Club. DIANE MARIE TELLER Aim: To be free. Mime and Masque 2,3; Booster Club 2. KENNETH E. THURLOW Aim: To be a varsity starter on Coach Moon's High School drinking team. BARBARA TIBBS Barb Aim: To be myself and not spend my life trying to be someone else. Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Monticola 3,4; Political Science Club 4; Senior Ways and Means; Leohono 2, secretary 4. JANICE LEE TINNEL Aim: To be myself, to love (love is the happy hour, the passing dream, the tender time of innocence that is a part of us forever), and to tell others of my love for Jesus Christ. Drill Team; Pep Club; Swing Ensemble. 156 KIM RENA TUCKER Aim: To let all my friends know how much I love them and thank them for being there when I need them; and to let me be me. Basketball 2,3. IRENA MARIE TURNBULL Aim: To get the best out of life I can. RICHARD EUGENE TURNBULL Richie Aim: Stay free, white, and twenty-one forever. Football 2,3,4; Track 3,4. HILDI VENISHNICK LARRY VIG LORI WARREN Aim: To love everyone with the love of Christ and to accept each for what they are. Pep Club 2,3,4; lettergirl 3,4; Cedar Post 2, advertising manager 3,4. RANDY S. WELKER CHERYL ANN WELTER 157 TAMARA LOUISE WESSELMAN Tammy Aim: To get what I want out of life and be happy. AMY JOAN WHALEN Aim: Comme ce, comme ca. Leohono 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Art Club 2, representative 3, president 4; Political Science Club; Seniors Ways and Means. RICK WHITE CANDY WILHELM Aim: To someday be able to do the things I want to do the way I want to do them without feeling guilty. PAT WILSON Aim: To turn Sandpoint into a boggie pit and get Rock-n-Rolling. Baskeball 2; Football 2. JOHN WINDJU Basketball 3; 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Sophomore class president. CYNTHIA LYNN WOODEN Cindy Aim: To remember that it takes a few clouds to make a beautiful sunset. Drill Team 3, captain 4; Cedar Post 2, 3, assistant editor 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Foreign Language Club 3; Leohono 2, 3, 4; Political Science Club 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; Senior Ways and Means. JACULYN WOODLAND Jackie Aim: To always remember-never forget. Student Council 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Cedar Post 3; Sports Editor 4; Girls' State alternate. BOB WOOLSEY RICKY LEE YAW Rick Aim: To find out if life really exists after High School. Band 2,3; Booster Club 2; Leohono 3,4; Senior Ways and Means. ALAN MARK YOUNG Aim: To do my best at whatever God wants me to be. Choir 3,4. TRUDI ZANTOW Seniors not pictured Bob Buechner Dena Jennings Chris Carlon Eric Johnson Bill Carter Guy Jones Brian Colin Jeff Kirk Linda Collison Linda Loeffler Scott Duke Jackie Monroe Robin Faulk Bob Meyers Mary Faux Don Oakwright Tim Fury Pam Offerman John Halcro Burt Smith Kelly Harmes John Stevens Jon Jardine Andre Vachon Jeff Westmoreland 159 160 We said hello in seventy-five, The leaves were falling, But our spirits were rising. We were taught the ways and words. The laws and customs, And, of course, we learned more than anyone ever before. As the year passed away and a new emerged, We began to see a bit or ourselves in our new students. We taught them our captured knowledge, And surprised them with some old tricks. When our last year dawned, we were ready, Rising above our environment we succeeded; We conquered the zenith of inner spirit. It was fun throughout that last year. Our final year in Sandpoint Senior High School. So, to our old friend, Our old Prophet, Our old enemy. Our place of maturation and finality, We say......... Good-bye Class of ’79 With the help of class advisers Glen Ford and Florine Dooley; the S.H.S. '79'ers kicked off the year with a busy and profitable fall term. Led by class officers Jane Travers, Garry Forell and Paula Palmen, two major money making projects, the annual Junior Class raffle and the November KJRB Dance, netted the group close to $900. According to Glen Ford adviser, the class goal was to have $1000 in their bank account by the end of the year. In addition, Juniors were tested on their academic abilities and general interests on Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test and the Strong Campbell Interest Inventory. 162 Mick Adams Cheri Agar Ronald Anderson Jeff Baca Bill Bailey Tim Bailey Penny Barfuss Shareen Barry Jerry Beaty Larry Beebe Patti Bennett Steve Bergman Kim Bloom Ed Bonin Lori Book Patsy Bopp Angie Bork Meri Bostock Ryan Bouman Randy Bramblee Kirk Brattkus Mark Brazington Gayle Brisboy Marsy Brisboy Doug Brown Tom Burney Mona Bush Wendell Calkins Linda Carlson Jay Cates Ken Cavallero Mari Chambers Kent Chapin Don Chapman Steve Clark Arlene Clyde Sean Cochran Doug Collins Dale Cook Ken Cooke Chris Cordes Jenny Cove Debbie Cox Michael Cramer Lydia Crawford Gwen Crosswhite Donna Crouch Kelly Currier Frank Damiano Liz Davis Tom Davis Clay Dawson Brent Dehlbom Dan Deshon Ethan Dexter Robin Dickison Donna Doty Kim Drafall Wanda Driggs Glenn Drowns Jerry Dull Jona Dull Kim Dunkleberger Paegon Dunn Christopher Easton Barbie Eich Glenna Eich Jeff Eich Debbie Eidson Tammy Evans Connie Farley Tim Farmin Tammy Finney Carl Fister Dan Fister Garry Forell 164 165 Suzy Forell Kenny Fournier Robin Fournier Roy Fulton Jim Gage Danette Geenan Ken Gilchrist Debbie Girtman Ron Goodsell Mark Graham Julie Gutenberger Margaret Gwinn Tina Hamacher Denise Hamann Linda Harrison Penny Hawkins Carmel Hawn John Hayes Beverly Haynes Beth Hendrickson Julie Hill Dale Hohisal Nancy Holm Rosalind Hull Elya Huls Mike Jenni Tom Jenson Aixa Johnson Ann Johnson Kenny Kernodle Jeff Kibler Brett Kirking Tammy Kirkpatrick Randy Kluver Ray Kopcke Kurt Kopsa Dave Kost Troy Kuehl Patti Lafever Kim Lebel Rocky Lee Dan Lewis Bob Lichty Roy Long Juli Madsen Lorna Martin Lori McAvoy Kathy McCanlies Terri McCormich Lori Mclnelly Janice McNall Russell McNearney Jeri Meneely Bob Merrill Brian Millin Scott Moline Matt Monroe David Morley Jerry Mott John Mundell Bob Newcomb Brenda Newman Larry Noort Lisa Olson Kelly O'Donnell Sheldon Packwood Paula Palmen Zale Palmer Jody Paris Jackie Parker Dena Payne Mike Perry Cindy Peterson Marty Peterson Teresa Piatt Susy Pierce 167 Mark Pitts Maria Poelstra Dan Porath Susan Pritchett Georgia Ramsey Dean Raper Don Rasor Patti Raynor Jim Reasor Dale Reed Susan Remson Rusty Rice Chuck Rindal Andy Roberts John Robinson Larry Robinson Charlotte Rohrick Arlene Rohrick Becky Rud Kenny Ruyle Steve Sakofsky David Sass Steve Seppala Ron Shackleford Butch Short Dorla ShrefFer Naomi Shreffler Kerry Sisler David Sisson Jeff Sleep Kelly Smith Rob Smith Steve Smith Tom Snipes Tammy Spade Anne Spradlin Bonnie Starkey Doug Stevens Linda Stevens Chris Sundquist Pat Sylvester Tim Taylor Roy Teller Bonnie Thomas Kelly Thompson Laurie Tibbs Connie Tillberg Tim Townsend Jane Travers Rob Vandenberg Greg VandergrifF Dave Vig Cherie Vincent Lorraine Walson Kathy Watkins Jani Watt JefF Wescott David Wigton Ron Winget Craig Wooden Shelly Wyborny Carrie Wyers Lea Yount 168 169 Class of ’80 With more than 300 students, the class of '80, largest ever to walk the halls of S.H.S., anticipated no problem making money. Carameled apple sales and an aluminum can drive marked fall activities. Other projects the group took on were the planning of a spring donation drive and dance. We have over a $100 now, said Kathy Abromeit, class president, in November, but we want a lot more by the end of the year. In addition to President Abromeit, officers Jim Brisboy and Rhonda Bradetich led the sophomores in pep assembly yell contests. All sophomores also took the A.S.V.A.B. to test their vocational abilities. According to Tom Dryden, adviser, They are an active and ambitious group, and they get things done. 171 Kathy Abromeit Ron Adams Susan Addington Betsy Agar David Ager Tracie Albertson Mark Alton Kenneth Andrews Dan Baker Eric Balch Frank Baldwin Cathy Bandy Jay Barksdale Scott Barksdale Patti Barnes Terry Beaty Dana Bigalow Janet Bill Tammie Blanset Todd Blakney Danny Boles John Bowe D. J. Bradetich Rhonda Bradetich Jim Brisboy Denise Brooks Alison Brown Rick Brown Tina Brown John Bullock Wilma Buerge Marc Butcher Dave Carland Dave Carlon Susanne Rae Carlon Anita Casey Rhonda Cassal Tony Cavellero Chris Chambers Dean Chapin Jay Charland Chet Coleman Ken Coleman Shawn Colpaert Mike Cooke Teresa Cooper Wayne Cornelia Leona Courser Betsy Cove Pat Cove Scott Crabb Miles Crawford Lawrence Cress Alesia Cridland Erin Critchell Andy VanCuren Gail Davis Karen Davis Melissa Davis Ken Dawes John Deshon Clare Dickess Deia Dixon Denise Drafall Rich Dull Mike Dutson Leila Eaton Radonna Eidson Mark Eskridge Ted Everett Kris Farmin Debbie Felland Holly Ferguson Duane Finley Scott Finney Fred Fister Darwin Forell 172 Barbara Foster Casey Foster Dan Fournier Terry Franck Rick Frazer Katie Fuller Bill Gage Frank Gardner Bob Garrison Russell Gee Dan Geenen Mark Gerber Daurene Gibson Barbara Gossett Cindy Griffen Wendy Gould Joanne Gunter Cindy Hagemann Mark Haliday Pam Hamacher Ann Hamilton Jay Harper David Harrison Larry Harrison Laurie Hawn Eva Hembree Lisa Hembree Linda Heraper Kathy Herbkersman Angie Hiatt Gerri Hoffman Susan Holm Carolyn Hooley Dale Hopkins Mike Howell Tammy Howell Lance Hruza Cliff Hull Clayton Hulbert Charlene Humes Mike Hutter Dawn Irgens Susan Jackson Sylvia Jacobson Fred Jameson Kurt Jankowski Scott Jewsbury Eric Johnson Jill Johnson Brannan Johnston Kim Johnston Dale Kalar Jeff Kalb Mollie Kamp Julie Keegan Jeff Kelley Ed Kincaid John Kinne Mark Klinger Lorri Kohal Tony Kramer Tony Kucherry Cleste LaGrace Stacy Landrum Cindy Larson Dawn Lee Jack Lewis Cindy Linder Judi Little Dean Lord Matt Marienau Denise Marley Cindy Martin Jerrie Martin Kevin Maynard Lisa McCanlies Shawna McCormick 175 James McDaniel Pat McGuire Rose McNall Rene Medlin Leah Melton Kyle Menard Julie Meneely Liz Meyer Marcia Mitton Eric Molstead Shon Moody James Moran Sharon Morley Doug Munson Sherrie Munson Philip Munts Mark Murray Shawn Naccarato Suzy Navarro Jon Nelson Marie Nelson Phillip Netro Steve Neuder Laurie Newton Sandy Noort Angie Nordgaarden Pete O'Dell Tamara O'Donnell Deidre O'Leary Camille Oliver Ray Ousley Wade Palmer Vicki Palmeri Larry Pennell Pat Perry Brett Peterson Curtis Pitts Bob Plaster Diana Plaster Deanna Powell Kirk Preston Kirk Quillin Mike Raineri Lela Rakowski Elizabeth Ramko Kristine Raymond Julie Reeb Twila Reed Gary Rench Grant Rex Becky Riffle Tania Roberson John Roberts Kent Roberts Joyce Rodne Leslie Rogers Buck Roop Dan Roos Jim Rosholt Dan Rud Lori Rumsey Vicki Salfeld Kathy Santino Jo Sater Duane Saunders Kirk Sauer Linda Savage Vern Schock Steve Schoonderwoerd Doug Schoonover Wayne Schulze Duane Scott Ron Shadel Earl Shook Lynn Shreffler Evelyn Sims Jeff Smith 176 Laurie Smith Gary Soura Tina Spade Roy Spiller Kristine Stephens Lynne Stockman Scott Stone Jana Storm Laurie Strite Barb Strunk Jeff Sweeney John Teller Pat Thompson Greg Thurlow Kathy Tifft Lisa Tillberg Michelle Tillberg Lisa Townsend Vincent Udland Todd VanDenBerg Laurie Vandergriff Dan Wall Myla Wargi Susan Warren Josh Westmorland Jerry White Kim White Teri Whitt Ricky Wieber Sheldon Wilson Ted Winget Cathleen Wood Mike Wooden Scott Young Teresa Yount JDo not rialf in fr nt ; T may not follow). 180 JDo not behind me.; 1 may not lead. 'Accept me Just p)all{ beside me. 188 190 V 7 ;� : L. - i 4 j i fiH