Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1985 volume:

Table of Contents Title Page.......................... 1 Opening Section..................... 2 Activities......................... 14 Staff.............................. 40 Student Life....................... 56 Sports............................. 88 Classes........................... 110 Closing Section................... 184 front row: Karyn Hanson.......................................................................Student Life Editor Janet Holm.........................................................................Editor -N- Chief Jennifer Fischer...................................................................Staff Editor Jenny Miller.......................................................................Sports Editor back row: Stephen Hoadly.....................................................................Assistant Editor Mike Savage........................................................................Activities Editor Paul Hubbard.......................................................................Photo Editor Paul King..............................T...........................................Classes Editor Bob Hamilton.......................................................................Advisor Cover and Title Page courtesy of Cap Davis. Team Monticola 1984-85: Year of change, year of stability. SHS opened in fall under new administration, new graduation requirements, a new attendance policy, even a newly paved parking lot (eventually). But through all the change there remained a constant thread, a stability provided by the class of ’85 itself. Concluding its 12 years of public education in the community, they continued to demonstrate a spirit and enthusiasm that had been growing over the years. The Seniors began by providing that solid positive leadership for the rest of the student body, which they continued to demonstrate through the year. Football Festival Homecoming stood out this year from other years for two reasons. First of all, this was the First year that the sophomores and juniors have been included in the royalty. Along with Queen Natalie Linscott and King Lee Badger, were Princess Jance Klesch, Prince Scott Albert- son, Lady Heather Daarstad, and Lord Mike Crossingham. The second reason was spirit. There was more class spirit and enthusi- asm this week than there has been for several years. , said Mr. Beaudoin. Seniors led the rest of the student body in winning the gym decorating and the class competition at the pep assembly. I. Cheerleaders watch with excitement.; 2. Drillteam awaits their performance at pep assembly.; 3. Seniors wait for the big wave .; 4. Homecoming royalty await the big moment .; 5. Queen Natalie with her escort, Jim Lewis.; 6. The escorts for the homecoming ladies.; 7. The winning senior section. 1. Sonya and Marci lead the seniors in chanting 85 .; 2. Richard Duggan, Brian Pense, and Matt Poole model the latest in fashion design.; 3. Sherriff Joe Eberly arrests outlaw Mike Savage during Homecoming week.; 4. Jacki and Annie; new band recruits?; 5. Dana Remsburg finds something interesting to read in the library.; 6. Sheryl Watt of Iran takes Daniele Hugucnin of Kuwait hostage during the 1984 SMS volleyball Olympics. 7 ■■■ 1. Rob Fannin digs for clams (?) at the city beach; 2. Seniors pose for camera during lunch hour; 3- Daniele rocks with her box.; 4. A human totem pole?; 5. SHS marching band on display during a home football game. 1. Nerd Day proves to be a big day at SHS.; 2. Lonely times.; 3. Juniors show their spirit on Granola Day.; 4. Kelly Mueller takes a time out from playing in the pep band.; 5. Heather Daarstad and Jeanne Rust; brace faces.; 6. Juniors hard at work during the tug-of-war.; 7. Scott Albertson and Benjamin Prohaska, best friends for life. 10 ACTIVITIES With such a big job responsibitity in publishing a school newspaper, the Cedar Post did a great job in keeping the student body up-to-date with all school happen- ings. The paper, published weekly, con- tained articles of interest to students and schedules of upcoming events. It also printed letters written by students on their opinions on specific issues. This year several members of the staff attended and competed in the national Journalism conference. It was held in Seat- tle, Washington. Being part of such a tradition of SHS is a great honor and our whole staff put a lot of themselves into putting out a paper of high quality, commented Editor Rooney Gerke. 14 This page clockwise; Steve Brower eyes subject before shooting; Rachel Van Horne pleased after reviewing; Kraige Clark busy at work. On opposite page clockwise; Cedar Post staff from left to right; Renee Dillon, Rooney Gerke, Kraige Clark, Carmen Cooney, Steve Brower, Mary Lou Snedden, Kris Clark, Rachel Van Horne, Joe Harper, Sean McGovern, Daniele Huguenin, Becky Jacobson. Greg Parker, and Advisor Bob Hamilton; Assistant Editor Becky Jacobson busy at the typewriter; Editor Rooney Gerke smiles for the camera. 15 Clockwise; Greg Parker plans sports layout for next editon; Photograpers Kris Clark, Steve Brower, and Tammy Farmin smile for camera; Kris and Tammy examine pictures. 16 1. Back row: Mr. Gehring, Linden Anderson. Josh Liberman. Jcrrad Markley, Greg Parker. Tom Gleason, Paul Hubbard, Elizabeth Foster. Teri Allen. Andyjackson. Randy Oakwright, Robby Glciser, Mike Selt.Cari Luster; Bottom row: Larisa Howell. Lisa Schandclmier. Kathy Young; 2. Josh prepares for the big test; 3. Daniele works out her problems. Math Club, in its third year, has more than doubled in size. The main objective of the club is to have fun with math” said club advisor Mr. Rick Gehring. The club attends two main com- petitions, one in Coeur d'Alene in the fall and one in Boise in the spring. The highest scorer at each competition wins a scholarship to N.I.C. and Boise State respectively. The runnerup also receives a prize, such as a calculator. The club only raises money for their trip to Boise. Mr. Gehring would like to start an intrascholastic competition at S.H.S. and award a medal to the highest scorer. The club was informal and did not elect any officers. Fantasy: Front row: A. Peiney; L. Turner; N. Findlay; T. Isley; Back Row: K. Matilla; A. Harbison; H. Blair; D. Carrothers; D. Aden; S. Cloud 18 Intermediate Band Front row: B. Caldwell, T. Bristow, R. Davis, C. Nixon, Back row: J. Duel, B. Wood. Music Department Pep Band: Front Row: H. Blair; C. Bennett; Second Row: T. Bristow; G. Spear; S. Countryman; K. Summerlin; M. Guthrie; M. Wright; Third Row; B. Hendrickson; B. Armstrong; D. Williams; D. Castle; T. Williams; Back Row: D. Carothers; R. Nottingham; K. Southwick. Concert band Front row: P. Robinson, J. Susnis, T. Roop, K. Murphy, G. Speer, M. Merriman, S. Countreyman, H. Tredeau, D. Highley, D. Gibson, K. Summerlin. Second row: K. Mueller, C. Burnham, C. Cafferty, C. VanDenBerg, E. Dazey, S. Fouquette, L. Guthrie, B. Goughnour, B. Obendorf, R. Hindsley, J. Coen, E. Morang, S. Littlefield. Back row: D. Carrouthers, R. Sperry, K. Southwick, R. Nottingham, P. Rohrbach, A. Jackson, M. Guthrie, K. Bristow,J. Redmond, K. Walker, L. Sawhill, M. Welter, J. Bauer, D. Williams, B. Hendrickson, J. Anderson. 19 Concert Choir Front row: S. Duebel, D. Perry, D. Beck, C. Watt. Second row: C. Connery, C. Griffen, S. Howarth, K. Springer, M. Holt, L. Rambler, S. Kibler, B. Kreiger, Back row T. Palmer, S. Gibson, D. Holmes, A. Gardner, B. Berg, T. Allen, C. Bricker, J. McNeil, T. Coffelt. Festival Choir: Front row: C. Bricker; D. Perry; S. Howarth; K. Springer; D. Holmes; T. Allen. Back Row: T. Coffelt; C. Connery; S. Kibler; B. Spade; B. Berg 20 Music Department DA SERVICE Concert Band and Pep Band did well this year, according to Mr. Shaw, although both Intermediate Band and Fantasy went down in membership from past years. Marching Band went to Canada to march, along with a competition or two. Festival Choir and Concert Choir also did well, and as part of the year’s activities went to N.I.C. for a competition and sang for a downtown bank. Clockwise from upper left: D. Carrothers takes a break, Marching Band in Canada, Majorette Julie Anderson leads the pack. 21 This year’s membership in Mime and Masque was a larger turnout than in the past several years and helped to make the group more agile. Students don’t have to be exceptionally gifted in acting, they just need to attend meetings and help in any way possible. Because of the lack of organization, there was no play in the fall; however, the group plans to put one on sometime in the spring. Along with the production Mime and Masque hopes to have the Variety Show as well. When asked what the purpose of the club was Advisor Nancy Miller comment- ed, Although Mime and Masque is far from the lights of Broadway it's a chance for students to perform and learn a little about the theater.” 22 On opposite page; 1. Mime and Masque members, back row from left to right; H. Dexter; C. Wallace; J. Robideaux; L. Schandelmeir; M. Pegg; C. Hanson; T. Press; S. Turner. Second row; T. Holste; E. Woodell; R. Hindberg; B. Bettingcr; Mrs. Miller; C. Powell; I.. Kistlcr; E. Jacobson. Third row: M. Disteldorf; C. Luster; 2. Christine models the latest in stage clothing: 3. Advisor Mrs. Miller shows her teeth. 4. Andrea hard at work cleaning up; 5. Aren’t they the most?; 6. Beckie deciding what to wear. 23 t ' 4 Mime Masque picked an ambitious project for its spring drama production, but one that promised to provide cheerful entertainment for the student body and community. The roman- tic comedy Born Yesterday written by Garson Kanin starred on Broadway. Ami , •� At� � UP Cast Billie Dawn ... Julie Robideaux Harry Brock . .. Chris Anderson Paul Verrall ... Eric Jacobson Ed Devery ... Tony Dorland Sen. Norval Hedges..Andy Jackson Mrs. Hedges ... Jewlia Sparks Eddie Brock ... Ted Holste Asst. Mgr ... Ellen Susnis Helen ... Heidi Dexter A Bellhop ... Mikey Swain Bellhop ... Carrie Hanson Barber ... Eric Woodell Manicurist ... Tiffany Smith Bootblack ... Hon Walker Stage Mgr ... Jenny Miller Asst. Student Dir ... Carole Obcrwagcr Director ... John D'Amato 24 Born Yesterday Left to right- back row. S. Wyers, E. Foster, M. Glazier, C. Morrow, B. Morning,J. Johnson. R. Atkinson, M. Young, R. Radford, S. Townshend, M. Sumners. Middle row- M. Nelson, S. Moore, L. Roy, C. Moore, K. Harvey, D. Sheffler, D. Nadeja. Bottom row- A. Runk, T. Brown, K. Prais, S. Smith, D. Wilkinson. This year the Ponderettes have a new advisor, more spirit and almost all new members. With 26 girls the group is performing very well and most of the members feel that its the best team that SHS has seen yet. 26 Kim Prais, Captain, started off the drill teams successful year by win- ning the showmanship award at a meet with teams across the North- west. The Ponderettes continued their good year performing at half time and pep assemblies at SI IS. Left to right- Stephanie Smith, Carrie Moore. 4. The Ponderettes getting ready for a performance at a home game. 2. Drillteam officers, Stephani Smith-Sec Treas; Kim Prais-Captain; Tawnya Brown-Co-captain. 27 Monticola underwent some drastic changes this year. Because of a linger- ing debt, the staff chose to have Herff Jones print the book. This meant learn- ing new ways of operating, further complicating matters for the already young and inexperienced staff. How- ever, despite the hectic, confusing, and sometimes frustrating deadlines, things became smoother as the year progressed. With the help of their new advisor, Mr. Bob Hamilton, the staff learned many important things that should make the operation run much smoother next year. 1. Group Picture; Front row: J. Holm; Sec- ond row: B. Bettingcr, K. Hanson, J. Fish- er, T. Dayak, C. Williams; Third row: D. Parsons, P. Hubbard, M. Savage, C. Powell; Back row: S. Bowen. P. King. J. Miller. 2. J. Fisher rolls film for pictures; 3. J. Miller develops negatives: 4. P. Hubbard works on a layout; 5. S. Bowen types his copy; 6. Karyn and Jennifer being normal. 28 29 This years Home Economic Class has been very busy, and very successful. The girls have sold cookbooks and crystal, gone to district and state conventions, and have done more than enough for the needy in Sandpoint. President Jennice Ritchie; Vice President Bridgette Trudeau; Secretary Janna Coleman; Treasurer Terri Allen; Historian Deb- bie Simmons; Reporter Cinnamin Morrow. The group is active in many areas, but they feel doing things for the community is the best part. After their success in selling cookbooks the group purchased a film strip, projector and stand for the Home-Ec department. Left to right; Debbie Simmons; Janna Colman, Jennie Allen, Jennice Ritchie; Jackie Bentz; Esther Booth Left Esther Booth; Jackie Bentz 30 Through a gas raffle and selling wood, Ski Club earned enough money to finance several trips. In January the members trav- eled to 49°North where they experienced night skiing for the first time. In February, the members went to Whitefish, Montana and spent three exhausting days at Big Mountain. Their final trip took them out of the country, as the club headed to Red Mountain of Canada. All the members expressed a stronger feeling of friendship towards each other. All were extremely pleased that they shared these experiences with one another. One member summed up the year with the words It was the best time I’ve ever had.” First row: M. Snedden, C. Fain, B. Tru- deau, J. Anderson, W. Davis, P. Parks, Mr. Lassen, second row: J. Tlemoufeux, E. Flo, R. Currier, T. Peterson, T. Jorgenson, back row: S. Bowen, K. Barton, C. Ander- son, L. Anderson; Presidents Steve Bowen and Eric Flo spend their time productive- ly; Club Advisor Mr. Lassen. 31 Although the membership was lower than last year, it did not affect the high quality of the club, commented Presi- dent Kathy Young. This was the overall feeling within this years group. The only requirements needed to be- long are a 3-2 G.P.A, and to reguarly at- tend the meetings. The club consists of seniors, juniors, and sophomores. Sopho- mores are allowed in after the first semes- ter. This year the activities included the car- nival, helping with the Bonner Co. Food Bank's Christmas dinner, and attending a seminar at WSU. On this page: 1. Leohono members: from left to right, front row: S. Vincent, K. Young, L. Smith. Second row: J. Miller, T. Johnson, B. Jacobson, B. Bettingcr, L. Shandelmier. Mr. Anderson. Third row: L. Howell. L. Foster, S. Muckier, A. Armstrong. Back row: J. Liberman. R. Gliscr. J. Turner. 2. Leo- hono President Kathy Young; 3. Advisor Mr. Ander- son. 32 A small number in this years Art Club did not mean a lack of talent. The group designed and produced the Idaho First National Bank programs, as well as paint- ing windows during Christmas. When asked about this group of artists advisor Mr. Anderson stated that al- though there were fewer members there was more enthusiasm. On this page: 4 Art Club members: from to left to right; M. Swain, R. Duggan, E. Susnis, M. Poole, J. Scone, E. Waschcsa; 5. President Mikey Swain; 6. Rich Duggan. 33 This year we had a very strong mem- bership, and everyone did a great job in helping with the Homecoming Dance,” noted President Cindy Wallace. This year the Homecoming Dance was extremely successful, as was the sports award ban- quet. The club was able to purchase Pep Club sweatshirts. They hope that by wearing them to games and school functions that school spirit will continue to flow through the halls of SHS. On this page; 4. Cinnamon sports her sweatshirt; 5.Julie munches on lunch during a noon Pep Club meeting: 6. Homecoming Dance 1984. On opposite page; 1. Pep Club members, back row from left to right; A. Armstrong, M. Guthrie, D. Johnson, K. Summerlin. D. Simmons, P. North, C. Morrow, S. Rasor. T. Walacc, B. Costich, H. Peterson. S. Jomes, S. Wycrs, M. Millard. Front row, J. Anderson. M. Andrews, R. Collins, C. Wallace, J. Robi- deaux, J. Ritchie. C. Williams. 2. President Cindy Wallace; 3. Advisor Miss Whitehead displays club shirt. 35 Student Council exists to maintain student government, promote and orga- nize school spirit, and secure well being of the school through cooperation of faculty and student body” according to the stu- dent consitution. President Greg Parker feels that this year's members were much more willing to get involved in the group’s activities and did a superb all around job. This was evident early in the year during Homecoming week. Activities during the week were much more interesting than in past years as the high level of participation indicated. The week culminated in the Homecoming pep assembly which was as good of one as I’ve seen,” commented club advisor Mr. Terry Iverson. 56 1. Group Pictures: Front Row: C. Anderson;J. Fisher; R. VanHorne; C. Cooney; E. Foster; J. Pcarlstein; M. Wilkcnscn. 2nd Row: K. Keough; S. Razor; K. Harms; C. Peterson; D. Hugucnin; B. Jacobson; K. Hanson; C. Anderson; D. Simmons; K. Young; T. Press. Back Row: C. VanDenBerg; A. Peterson; J. Johnston; L. Thurston; L. Howell; J. Ritchie; B. Bcttinger; G. Parker; J. Smith; B. James; 2. Vice-President, Beckie Bcttinger. 3- ASB President, Greg Parker leads the Student Council meeting. 4. Karyn Hanson delivers some donations to the pile for Toys for Tots. 3. Debbie Simmons examines some of the toys for Toys for Tots. 6. Student Council members—enthused. 37 Staff Mr. Paul Page came to SHS as our new vice principal after being in administration for 14 years. Also an outdoors person, Mr. Page enjoys doing many activities with his son. Some of his hobbies include: fishing, skiing and camping. After seeing other high schools, vice principal Page feels SHS is an excellent school. Principal Jim Wilund, a new addition to SHS, has been involved with administration for over six years. Enjoying the great outdoors, Mr. Wilund’s hobbies include hunting and fishing. Also an avid sports enthusiast, he enjoys participating in many of them. He likes doing all his hobbies with his family. Having enjoyed his first year. Principal Wilund has been impressed with the students polite and mature behavior. 40 Joanie Sutton Main Secretary Jackie Mayginnis Study Hall Monitor Linda Hunt Attendance Secretary Ruth Hamilton Bookkeeper 41 Beverly Chapin, Counselor, Teaching for 19 years, Washington State University graduate Leroy Anderson, Cultural Arts, Lewis-Clark College graduate, Teach- ing for 18 years Ray Holt, Math and Business, Teaching for 16 years. University of Idaho graduate 42 j STAFF Daryl Radcliff. Vocational Education, Teaching for 9 years. Miami Universi- ty graduate David Darling, Vocational Education, Teaching for 1 year. University of Idaho graduate % Marianne Love. Language Arts. Teaching for 16 years. University of Idaho graduate Ann Gerhing, Career Exploration, Teaching for 5 years, Gonzaga University graduate 43 Jim Bauer Natural Science Teaching for 9 years Eastern Washington University graduate Ray Miller Social Sciences Teaching for 12 years CalPoly Pomona graduate 44 Imogene Davis Math and Business Teaching for 33 years University of Idaho graduate Glen Ford language Arts Teaching for 29 years California State Los Angeles graduate Chris Lassen Social Sciences Teaching for 14 years Chico State Graduate 45 Gary Griffin Math and Business Teaching for 16 years Linfield College graduate Tom Dryden Natural Science Teaching for 18 years Brigham Young University graduate Bob Hamilton Language Arts Teaching for 24 years Eastern Washington University graduate 46 | STAFF Esther Booth Vocational Education Teaching for 7 years University of Idaho graduate Don Albertson Natural Science Teaching for 21 years University of Idaho graduate 47 Edna Moe Carol Millard and Marilyn Country'man Joan Loosemore Sandy Bond 49 George Marker, Social Sciences, Teaching for 14 years, University of Idaho graduate Eva May Whitehead, Math and Business, Teaching for 34 years. University of Idaho graduate 50 Irene Matlock, Physical Lducation, Teaching for 3 years. University of Washington graduate Louisa Ford, Cultural Arts, Teaching for 16 years. University of California. Santa Barbara graduate Nancy Miller, Language Arts, Teaching for 10 years. Kent State Universi- ty graduate Ron Hunt. Social Science, Teaching for 23 years, Boise State University graduate 51 Myra Lewis, Teaching for 17 years. Physical Education, Uni- versity Of Colorado graduate Jerry Lee, Physical Education, Teaching for 12 years. Univer- sity Of Colorado graduate ■ Rick Gehring, Math and Business. Teaching for 15 years, Gonzaga Univeristy graduate 52 Ken Beaudoin. Activities Director, Teaching for 11 years, Dickenson State College graduate Mike Mcnulty, language Arts. Mt. Teaching for 10 years, Mt. Union College graduate Diethardt Spangenbcrg, Cultural Arts, Teaching for 14 years. University of Saarbtucker 53 Bulldog football did not enjoy the kind of win-loss record that every team hopes for at the beginning of each season, but Coach Jerry Lee and the hundreds of true Bulldog fans found many things during the course of the season to be proud of. The agressive gridders certainly rank among the hardest hitting tacklers in all of SHS history. Among the senior leaders of the team were Mike Savage, winner of the Hunt trophy as most inspirational player; Jason Porter, named the winner of the Kramer trophy for outstanding lineman; Rob Farmin, Verwolf trophy winner as outstanding back; and Greg Parker, winner of the academic award as the senior player with the highest G.P.A. OPPONENT SCORE Bonners Ferry 33-0 West Valley 14-33 East Valley 12-13 Kellogg 28-14 Moscow 7-21 Lewiston 7-34 Orofino 24-27 (0 Borah 10-21 Coeur d’Alene 0-32 VARSITY: Front row: T. Miller;J. Bedard; R. Miller; D. Howell;J. Porter;J. Ebcrley; M. Plascer;J. Markley; E. Hernandez; Middle row: J. Given; I. Nelson; D. Ginger; T. Gleason; M. Ryan; S. Albertson; B. Prohaska; S. Kluvcr;J. Kcrnodlc; M. Ogg; G. Smith; Back row: D. Dillon;J. Rust; T. Klinger; B. Hawkins; R. Farmin; M. Savage; L. Badgcr R. Chapin; D. Parsons; B. Stevens; G. Parker. 58 COACHES: Top: Jerry Lee, head coach; Mike Hagadonc; Dan Butler; Gary Griffin; Ralph Byquist; Greg McCormick; Darrel Radcliff. JUNIOR Varsity: Front row: B. Olmsccad; B. Holinka; S. Schell; J. Olivcra; L. Wigton; M. Alt; Middle row: J. Roop, C. Hanson; P. Lande; R. Myers; K. Keenan; J. Shelly; Back row: J. Vaughn; S. Richards; D. Sutliff; D. Plaster; M. Crossingham; D. Vanhorn; B. Porter. 59 1. Linemen deserve a rest; 2. Bulldogs watch anxiously on the side line 3. TOUCHDOWN!!!; 4. Parker evaluates the defense; 5. Bulldogs discuss next play. Coaches: Irene Matlock, head coach; Mike Smith, co-coach Varsity, bottom to top: M. McGovern; S. Watt; B. Jacobson; J. Holm; T. Dowling; M. Piatt; A. Bettinger; H. Daarstad; D. Hugucnin; S. Beyer; T. Johnson; K. Ovcrholser Volleyball | Junior Varsity, front row: J. Rust; M. Russell; T. Rust; second row: R. Clark; J. Huguenin; third row: T. Stern; M. Spielman; T. Morley; back row: K. Kcough; J. Peterson; C. Holm At the State A-l, A-2 Volleyball Tournament in Bulldog gym in October the most commonly heard expression to describe the host team was, Awesome!'’ Coach Matlock's squad captured the title in an amazing display of athletic skill and team work, without losing a single game in three matches. The state championship banner is the third in a row for Sandpoint and Coach Matlock and also the fourth for the Bulldogs in the past five years. During the championship match against Nampa, fans filled the S.H.S. gym to overflowing and created a noise level previously unknown at a volleyball match in all of Idaho. It was a fitting conclusion to a dramatic and exciting season. OPPONENT SCORES Bonners Ferry 15-1, 15-1 Post Falls 15-8, 15-10 Lakeland 15-1, 15-7 St. Maries 15-7, 15-5 Colfax 15-6, 15-3, 15-10 Cheney 15-9, 15-3, 15-2 Post Falls 15-3, 15-5 Ritzville 15-9, 15-5, 15-4 Mead 15-10, 15-11, 15-6 University H.S. 15-10, 15-4 Kellogg 15-0, 15-4 Cocur d'Alene 15-0, 15-10 Lewiston 15-0, 15-3 Lewiston 15-3, 15-9 Newport 15-7, 15-2 Cocur d'Alene 15-5, 15-6 Central Valley 15-10, 15-4. 15-10 Shadle Park 10-15, 15-2, 15-10, 9-15, West Valley 15-6, 15-8 Colville 15-7, 15-9 districts: Lewiston 15 7, 15-0 Coeur d'Alene 15-1, 15-8 Lewiston 15-6, 15-4 state: Boise 15-4, 15-4 Twin Falls 15-3, 15-6 Nampa 15-1. 15-6 63 1. Janet Ilolm and Daniele Huguenin go up for the block; 2. Opening ceremony; 3- Coach Matlock gives between game advice; 4. Sheryl Watt serves one over; 5. Heather Daarstad up for the tip; 6. Becky Jacobson takes on three blockers; 7. Team enters gym for opening ceremony. 65 Varsity: I).Blackwell; D.Martin; M.Savage; R.Farmin; B.Hawkins; S.McGovern; M.PIastcr; D.Dillon; T.KIinger; G.Parkcr, T.McDonnell; E.Flo Togetherness was the key word to this year's boys' basketball team, according to coach Bill Adams. A team consisting of 10 seniors and 1 junior fought extremely hard. However, they often came up on the short end of the score, losing some games by one or two points. The Bulldogs' main objective this year was to do the best they could and eventually make it to state. Despite early season setbacks, the boys earned their way into the Inland Empire League play-offs where they defeated Lewiston easily in two games. Senior Mike Savage set several new assist records this year. These included most assists in one game with 11, total assists per season, 94, and highest average assist with a 4.9.average. OPPONENT SCORE Bonners Ferry 51-54 East Valley 59-57 Post Falls 76-59 Libby 60-55 Kalispell 64-74 West Valley 64-73 Meridian 56-92 Capital 66-75 Borah 63-85 Lewiscon 66-72 Colville 46-47 Bonners Ferry 41-30 Coeur d'Alene 53-54 Lewiston 60-40 Post Falls 60-47 Coeur d'Alene 52-72 Kellogg 68-69 Kellogg 70-64 Moscow 54-59 Playoffs: Lewiston 45-39 Lewiston 61-51 Coeur d'Alene 64-75 Coeur d'Alene 65-73 66 Junior Varsity: P.Hubbard; G.Smith; R.Chaney; S.Lunde; T.Smith; R.Kuchcrry; S.Schcll; G.Shreffler; M. Gonzales; D.Imus; D.Parsons; Coach M.Haga- done Sophomores: R.Christman; C.Hanson; D.VanHorn; G.Busch; D.Schubert; K.Keenan; K.Briscow; D.Diasdado; S.Neer 67 1. Mike keeps his eye on the basket. 2. Greg puts one up. 3. Mike's on his toes for a freethrow. 4. Tim puts one by the Logger defense. 3. DeWayne checks a Wolve s attempt. 68 Basketball 69 Staters: Randy Miller; Rob Skov; Dave Sanborn; not pictured: Mike Crossingham 70 Although this years wrestling team didn’t win as many matches as they would have liked to, they tried extremely hard. Many excellent matches could be observed at S.H.S. during the season. The team as a whole had a fine showing and as many as eight wrestlers were expected to make it to the state tournament in Boise. However, only four did make it to state. Juniors Rob Slov (101) and Randy Miller (141) and sophomores Dave Sanborn (115) and Mike Crossingham (170) were the ly grapplers to earn berths in state. Unfortunately, none of the four placed. Ray Miller, head coach for 9 years resigned his position effective at the end of this season. Miller cited inadequete training facilities as the biggest problem with the Sandpoint wrestling program. Team: front: R. Miller; B. Olmstead; R. Skov; K. Griffen; B. Holinka; K. Coon; A. Smith; back: . Lampkin; K. Clark; S. Hcfly; D. Plaster; S. Countryman; E. Garza; P. Bond; R. Nottingham; J. Marley; S. Kluver; V. Lafore; M. Gibbons; not pictured: L. Plaster; D. Sanborn; M. Crossingham 71 1. Kraige struggles to stand up. 2. Randy, going for the takedown. 3. Ernie fights for the pin. 4. An enthused team watches from the sides. 5. Matt gets helpful advice from McNulty. 6. Kraige prepares to start the match. 72 73 Opponent Score Lakeland 41-28 Libby 30-47 Capital 45-38 Borah 32-39 Kellogg 55-26 Lewiston 29-33 Post Falls 29-42 Lakeland 35-36 Coeur d'AAlenc 22-51 Bonners Ferry 41-32 Opponent Score West Valley 27-30 Kellogg 41-34 Post Falls 42-38 l wiston 24-35 Coeur d'Alene 30-53 Moscow 38-16 Bonners Ferry 54-19 Moscow 49-42 playoffs Coeur d'Alene 34-43 Coeur d'Alene 29-43 Varsity: T. Brent; B. Bcttingcr; A. Bettinger; S. Beyer; K. Overholser; D. Hugucnin; H. Daarstad; T. Dowling; M. Pecukonis; M. Disteldorf; M. Piatt; B. Jacobson 74 Basketball Junior Varsity: C. Stromquist; S.Jones; T. Stern;J. Peterson; K. VanDenBerg; B. Ingles; coach, M. Rcndall; L. VanDcnbcrg; C. Young; M. Russell; R. Clark; D. Holmes; not pictured: H. Rynearson; T. Rust Although the season fell short of its expectations, Coach Bob Hamilton felt there was much to be ahppy about. The girls worked very hard, never quit, and right up to the last ballgame still had faith in themselves. It was particularly enjoyable to watch the younger players improving constantly. It shows that the girls basketball program remains strong. I'll always have a special place in my memories for this particular team because of the difficulties we shared together. I will always admire them for their ability to bounce back and tackle the next challenge with a positive and enthusiastic attitude,” said Hamilton. Opponent Score Lakeland 45-14 Libby 33-37 Clark Fork 43-15 Clark Fork 36-24 Kellogg 48-16 Lewiston 41-32 Post Falls 35-12 Lakeland 52-28 Coeur d’Alene 20-28 Bonners Ferry 40-28 West Valley 39-32 Kellogg 49-18 Post Falls 36-19 Lewiston 27-37 Couer d’Alene 24-32 Moscow 38-44 Bonners Ferry 39-23 Moscow 50-16 75 76 Basketball 1. Daniclc awaits the rebound. 2. Trish endures the pain of basketball. 3- Beckie looks after her shot. 4. Katie goes for two. 5. Malina shoots over two defenders. 6. Michelle powers for the shot. 77 The track program this year started its practices when there was still two feet of snow on the ground. The first meet was March 16 in the University of Idaho’s Kibbie Dome. Boys track Coach Lee said the turnout was about average. Returning lcttermen included seniors Rob Farmin, Tim Klinger, John Rust, and Jeff Tremoreaux; juniors Scott Albertson, Craig Carrick, Randy Miller, Todd Miller, Rex Owens; and sophomore Rich Christman. Returning veterans for the girls are juniors Liz Foster and Andrea Jackson and sophomores Jami Blake, Erin Irgins, and Laura Thurston. The team this year should be pretty good said Coach Lee. He also said that the returning members along with the new ones should perform well. 78 1.Carmen disgusted with stretches before practice. 2.Irene leads the troops in her favorite stretch. 3.Coach Jerry Lee talks to new team members. 4.Lettermcn lead the warm-up routine. 5.John struggles with the elastics circuit. 79 Off to a late start because of snow and poor weather conditions e golfers showed signs of being a strong team and Coach Ken Beaudoin felt that their chances of a trip to state were very high. Besides their league opponents, Lewiston and Coeur d'Alene, the golfers had matches with Kellogg, Wallace, Bonners Ferry, Priest River, Chewelah, and Spokane. Beaudoin expressed his pleasure with the continued growth of the girl's team. The girls were expected to have a full schedule this spring. Team: front row: J. Bunker; K. KeOughJ. Robideaux; K. Brown; S. Townsend; second row: Coach Ken Beaudoin; D. Menser;J. Shelly; D. Schbcrt; J. Berger; back row: J. Harper; D.D. Dillon; T. McDonnell; J. Lewis; K. Rasmussen 80 Letterman: D. Dillon; J. Lewis; K. Rasmussen; T. McDonnell; Coach Ken Beaudoin Girl's Team: front: J Robidcaux; K. Brown; back: J. Bunker; K. Keough; S. Townsend 81 l.Coaches Jon Pond and Dana Martin. 2.Melinda and Bill in a dribbling drill. 3-Richard warms up before practice. 4.The snow-covered soccer field as of the first game. 5.Steve practices at the dimly lit Fairgrounds. Soccer The second season of Bulldog soccer got underway this spring March 8. Because of a foot and a half of snow on the ground, the squad began practicing later than they expected and when they did begin it was at the Fairgrounds. A record number of interested students turned out for the team. Since only 18-20 people could be on a team at one time an A-team and a B-team were formed. Since soccer is not a recognized High School sport in Idaho, the soccer team had a tough time Finding games with Idaho teams other than Coeur d’Alene. As a result of this lack of Idaho opposition, the Dogs more than once found themselves on a bus bound for Spokane, Cheney, and other Washington schools. With a fair record from last year, Coach Jon Pond and the Bulldogs set out this year to improve upon that record. Cheerleaders 1. J.V. Cheerleaders intensely watch the pep assembly. 2. Janice, Mindi, and Shahna sing the Alma Mater after the game. 3- Shelly cheers at a pep assembly. 4. Cheerleaders listen intently as the coaches talk. 5. Cheerleaders give a cheer during a time out. 85 _________A Student Life This year's fads at SHS included: blunt haircuts (Kris Clark and Larisa Howell), tails (Shanda Dawson and Becky Bettinger), far- out sunglasses (Daniele Huguenin), heavy metal jewelry (Richard Duggan and Matt Poole), and of course the king's breakdanc- ing (Andy Fisher), STUDENT LIFE 1. Mr. Holt gives advice at a senior class meeting; 2. Seniors show togetherness; 3. Amy Bettinger shows her school spirit in Mrs. Love’s English class; 4. Kim VanDenBerg hides from the camera in French I class; 5. Mike Crossingham sucks his thumb while Dean Plaster gives him a look of disgust; 6. Jennifer, Trish, Sheryl, Karyn, and Joelle hamming it up. 90 92 1. Cinnamon puts her books away as Ronnie Brown watches diligently; 2. David Cochran and Kraige Clark play hackeysack at lunch; 3. Lee Badger is amused at the video games in Dub's; 4. The Bulldogs show team enthusiasm; 5. Josh is hard at work in Biology II. Student Life. 95 96 1. Brett Newton entertains himself while waiting after school: 2. Karyn displays her frog Kermit; 3. School mascot keeps up school spirit; 4. Kim and Molly having an enthusiastic conversation; 5. Kathy Harms and Mr. Smith study together: 6. Students relax while waiting for the bus. 1. Students gather on the stage in the morning; 2. Bill Stevens shows interested spectators how to pick up a bag; 3. Danielle and Andrea find an interesting note; 4. Eric Woodell disects a frog. 99 100 Student Life 1. Jenny, Melinda, Melissa, Corey, and Donny clown around during a basketball game. 2. Amy and Rob have the infamous permanent smiles. 3. John prepares a Physics lab while Dawn looks on. 4. Ted eats, reads, and sits in the hall. 5. Michelle and Michelle give each other a hug. 6. Christine and Celene shy away from the camera. There have a been a few new additions to Sandpoint within the last couple years. The Cedar Street Bridge was built in 1983 and many events have taken place there since then. 2. McDonalds is the newest addition and it provides the cure for a Big Mac Attack. The Bonner Mall adds a touch of the city life. Construction is still being done. 102 1 A I Bit L Donald's L|ONS 8, BILLION S«vSD ORIVt-I HRVJ j 104 1. Jackie Peterson is trying to create some enthusiasm about French I class; 2. Seniors show they’re 1 at every pep assembly; 3. Anxious sophomores await the outcome of their grades; 4. Joelle Huguenin finds a new way to dry her hair; $. School spirit is evident in senior cheerleaders, Sonya Gleason and Marci Long on nerd day. STUDENT LIFE v. O 1. Tom and Carmen ham it up in History class; 2. Students kick back during lunch; 3- Sheryl, Daniele, Cari, and Janet eat overlooking the gym floor; 4. Joe and Benjaming converse while Bryan and Darcy crack jokes; 5. Dawn, Rachel, and Tammy get peppy at the pep assembly. 107 Classes - left to right-Kelly Keough, secretary-treasurer; Carol Peterson vice- president; Heather Daarstad, president; Sophomore class advisor Tom Dryden The sophomore class had one of it’s most successful years ever in terms of fundraising. Their fundraising activities included several successful dances, the selling of flavored popcorn, and a first place finish in the Goobies meat selling contest. Last but not least the sophomore class even pitched in a helping hand and came in second place in the toys for tots drive. 110 Sophomores ill Mike Alt Melody Andrews Brenda Bair Fran Bandelin Roger Barnes Jack Bauer Alvin Brown Jody Brown 112 Karen Brown Kathic Brown Mark Brown Ronnie Brown SOPHOMORES Joe Durbin Jim Duell Nicole Kuke Rich Christman Larry Cooper Heather Daarstad Sonya Draper Raelynn Clark Daniel Everett Darin Dryden HHHB Tish Dayak i Susan Duebel Melanie Chapin Mike Comstock Mike Crossingham Cari Chiossi Chris Anderson Jeanne Bunker ' Jarrett Crabb Teresa Coffelt Anita Cridland Curt Doty Carol Cooney Jeremy Drager Jeff Cardinel ______ Keith Coon Tiffany Dowling Greg Crosswhite 114 Sophomores | Corrina Henry Kim Hester Bryan Holinka Joelle Huguenin Misty Hurst Angie Harris Shelly Haworth Diana Holmes Michelle Holt Juliet Hindsley Brenda Ingles Erin Irgens Janet Johnston Kevin Keenan Jennifer Johnston Kelli Keough 115 Doug Marks Cathy Martin Ginette MCNeil Mitch Mendelson Danny Mencer Robert Meyers Tanika Morley Cinnamon Morrow Kelley Mueler Scott Neer Mandy Nelson Janice Noble Rayme Obendorf Carol Oberwager John Oliveira Bione Olmstead Mathew Pardue Tim Pedickson 116 Monica Pegg Alsinia Peterson Carol C. Peterson Jackie Peterson Kassie Peterson Dean Plaster Brian Porter Shane Quigley LeeAnn Rammler Carl Ramsey Debbie Rex Teresa Richardson Jennice Ritchie Bobbie Robertson Dwayne Rogge Crystal Rogers Jason Roop Sean Rorke Lona Roy 117 Steven Schell David Schubert Jim Sevenich Coneen Shellhorn Jim Shelly Sheryl Skaggs 118 Terry Thurlow Laura Thurston Michelle Tolhert Shelly Turner Shona Trussell Teresa Tyler Julie Thompson Darcy Thompson Susan Townsend Mike Tomt Kim VanDenberg Darren Vanhorn Jeffrey Vaughan Hon Walker Christina VanDenberg Kay VanDenberg Sandie Walson Jamie Warren Heidi Weescha Joey Walker Gretchen Wall Ray Walworth 119 Latecomers Not Pictured Charles Gardner LaVern Halverson Jacki Hanson Gerald Hosterman Robby Hubbard Amy Hunt Allen Kibler Paul Lande Matt Mancuso Jim Marley Many Nelson Kelly O'Connor Sean Richards Monique Salter Tim Sherman Jeff Stensland Jim Stockstill David Sutliff Traci Warner 120 Sophomores 1. Miss Matlock's mini mysteries prove to be puzzling. 2. Joelle Huguenin of Finland awaits her turn in the SHS Volleyball Olympics. 3- Jennifer Johnston turns into an unexpected Monticola camera. 4. Sophomore finds something amusing in the cafeteria. 121 A first place finish in the toys for tots drive emphasized the enthusiastic nature by which the junior class approached the year’s activities. Dances, a wood raffle, and a second place finish in the Goobie’s meat selling contest highlighted the year. In addition, the junior class sponsored highly success- ful Winter Ball. Clockwise-Larisa Howell, president; Elizabeth Foster, Vice-president; Shaunett Rasor, secre- tary-treasurer; Junior Class advisor Glenn Ford Juniors Rod Berget Monique Bilbo Dan Blackwell Gary Bohrn Jim Blake Brenda Berg 124 Laura Chapman Bryan Clark 125 I avid Castle Robert Chancy Russ Chapin Laura Church Carrie Converse Betsy Costich Carmen Cooney CcCc Connery Andrea Coen Debbie Dexter Rich Currier Leslie Courcier Debbie Crettol Virgil Croy Tim Du Mars Chris Felland Elizabeth Foster Wendy Drumwright Matt Feist Marilyn Emory Heidi Dexter Melissa Dozier Myra Evans Gardner Edwards Natalie Findlay Lisa Fowler Vicki Freeman Pat Gardner Garth Gissel Molly Glazier Tom Gleason 126 JoeHarper Annie Harbison Kim Hauck Enrique Hernandez Andrea Hoadley Amber Harvey Kim Harvey Scott Hartman 127 Sherri Jones Gerald Kalar Norman Kirk Jeff Kernodle Tanja Kitchel La Rae Kistler Stewart Kluvcr Janice Klesch Rowdy Kucherry Kurt Linder Stacy May Steve Lunde Skid Middleton Becky Logan Rodney McGuire Ed Lundquist Lindy Lewis Jarrad Marklcy Mary McGovern -.111 Melissa Millard f a Dulcey Little 128 JUNIORS Todd Miller Tammy Mongan Kim Monroe Becky Morning Jim Morris Sara Muckier Richard Nottingham Randy Oakwright Mark Ogg Geno Oliphant Dale Osborne Rex Owens Della Perry Danielle Peterson Heidi Peterson Malina Piatt Anton Pogue Matt Poole 129 Shelley Porter Shelly Press Ben Prohaska Lori Radis Anji Ralph 130 JUNIORS | Tonya Stern Bill Stevens John Stone Debbie Stoicheff Cody Sullivan Kenra Summerlin Phillip Swank Wade Syth Wade Spreckler Laurie Thacker t ■ Roger Thurlow 131 Brian Ward Jim Ward Rosemary Wheeler Mikie Wilkinson Latecomers Chris Addison Roni Atkinson Shannon Becker Aaron Britton Mike Gonzales Carrie Hanson Scott Lies Sara Muckier Gerald Woods Joe Harper ■ w. r Robin Spade Not Pictured Lisa Abbot Karen Kelly Diane Aden Chris Mancuso Jeffrey Beeler Dean Monroe Gary Bohrn Gordon Mooney Joseph Bosser Jackie Oleoson Rob Brewer Mike Pardick Virgil Croy Cindi Powell Robert Edwards Ian Parcell Jerry Flesher Hobie Sehmiidgall Nels Gordon Micki Self Kevin Griffin Ken Skaggs James Hale Brian Stoddard Mike Hammack Matt Street Annie Harbison Diane Syth David Hartman Mike Waldrup Tiffney Ihly Darren Johnson Cassandra Walrath SENIOR CLASS The class of 1985 started out this year with over $1000, earning the distinction of being the most affluent class ever. Their activities included the traditional Homecoming, prom and graduation. Said vice-president Karyn Hanson, I think this year’s Senior Class shows the most togetherness, leadership and spirit of any class that has gone through SHS.” Clockwise: Class officers; Becky Jacobsen, Treasurer, Daniele Huguenin, President, Karyn Hanson, Vice- President, Katie embraces Rachel, Rob Hindberg gets excited, your basic lunch, Advisors Mrs. Love and Mr. Holt. 134 Daniele Huguenin and Bill Hawkins 138 Katie Ovcrholser and Greg Parker Rob Farrnin and Cindy Short Mike Savage and Karyn Hanson Besides having the usual Senior royalty, students decided to nominate a Prince and Princess for Juniors, and a Lord and Lady for Sophomores. Janice Klesh was voted Princess, and Scott Albertson was her Prince. Other nominees included Mary Mc- Govern, Larisa Howell, Randy Miller, and Jon Bedard. For the Sophomores, Heather Daarstad was named Lady along with Lord Mike Crossingham. Other nominees for the Sophomores were Carol Peterson, Tiffany Dowling, Andy Fisher, and Ronnie Brown. Students are always looking for a change around here and it was definetly a big change since Sophomores and Juniors have never been included in this part of Homecoming. I think it is good to include underclassmen, and hopefully it will become a tradition.” commented Junior class President, Larisa Howell. 139 140 1. Shanda gets help from Mrs. O’Donnell while Rachel looks on, bored. 2. Marie smiles sweetly for the camera as Robin watches. 3- Tim slams one for the crowd at a pep assembly. 4. Jenny and Melinda show their disgust of school. 5. Kathy poses with her locker. 6. Rob works on the computer. 7. Kim works on typing a typing assignment. 141 Seniors 1. Ed Landfair pauses to look at the trophies by the Cedar Post room.; 2. Becky Jacobson gets a little crazy under the weight of her medals.; 3- Jim Lewis dances with his hackey- sack on Granola day during homecoming week.; 4. Tammy Farmin puts the finishing touches on the sign for the winning senior section.; 5. Paul Crossingham decides to get a little closer. 143 144 1. Big boys blow big bub- bles.; 2. Debbie and Mi- chele used their close-up this morning.; 3. Jeff and Mark show their spirit at a Volleyball pep assembly.; 4. The class of 1985 struts their stuff.; 5. Mike Cloud finds that hard to believe.; 6. Todd Book proudly smiles for the camera. 145 146 Seniors 1. Lockers; The big pick-up scene.; 2-3. Shelly and Michele seem to have a difference of opinion.; 4. Foreign Exchange student Thomas Jorgensen on his way out of the school.; 5. Marty Ryan Finds something interesting in the card catalog.; 6. Paul Pense Finishes his milk.; 7. Marci, Sonya, and Michelle demonstrate for peace by blocking the doors to the school. Janelle Lyn Abell Nell Aim: To go to college and become a CPA. Then get my own Arabian ranch. Future Business Leaders of America 1,2,3; 4-H Hirse Club 1,2,3; FHA 1,2. Amy Elizabeth Armstrong Aim, Aims, Bonzo, Tank Aim: To be a menace to society. Thanks for everything Mom and Dad. Leohono 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; FHA HERO 2; Senior Ways and Means; Band 1,2,3. Scott Michael Aller Aim: To live a happy, positive, fullfilled life, along with a loving family. To see as much of the world as I can. Baseball 1. Linden David Anderson Big Guy Aim: To enrich the lives of the people around me, and to someday show my parents they did all right. Thanks Mom! Basketball 1; Ski Club 3,4; Soccer 2,3; Foreign Language Club 4; Math Club 4. Terri Lynn Allen 'Teddie, Terrance” Aim: To go to college and play basketball. To work and be the best I can be to make my life worthwhile. Travel and have fun, and to keep my good attendance record. Basketball 1,2; FHA 4; Math Club 4; FFA I: Choir 1,2,3; James Lyle Austin III Kim, Flounder, Toad Aim: To give my friends more than is received. To live a long prosperous life with the one I love. To own a Porsche 944, and quit chewing Copenhagen. Football 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4. 148 Lee Michael Badger Aim: Stand up to be seen, speak up to be heard, shut up to be appreciated. P.S. Love those Hooters!!! Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. Brian Bair Dale C. Banks Aim: To be rich and famous. Steve Barton I Rebecca Alice Bcttinger Beckie, Betty Aim: To live each day to its very fullest potential and to all my friends- May all of your dreams bloom like daisies in the sun, may you always have stars in your eyes, may you not stop running- not until your race is won, may you always have blue skies. Track 1; Band 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3.4; Leohono 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; ASB Vice-President 4; Monticola 4: Mime and Masque 4: Idaho Business Week Delegate; Booster Club. 149 Jeff Buck Aim: To do what comes naturally. Bonnie Louise Bruce ' Bon-Bon Aim: To graduate! Thanks Mom anc Dad Debra Dawn Calvert Blondie Aim: To kick back and enjoy life as it Gunter Busch (Foreign Exchange) comes, be successful and achieve all the goals I set. To forever be with my special someone, K.R. Marching Band 1 Rosa Castillo (Foreign Exchange) Jeffery Paul Caven Aim: To travel the world, and accept nothing but the best in life. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 2,3,4. 150 Seniors Paul Douglass Chubb Aim: To bash the Bahamas, cruise the Caribbean, violate the Virgin Islands and to always be a proud member of the C.C.D. Club” P.S. To teach T.D. and T.S. Cars were made for driving not dcmolashing. Kraige Michael Clark Aim: And now sits expectation in the air. Wrestling 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2; Cedar Post 4. 151 Mariann Noel Bavacqua Annie B., Spaz Aim: To live with love in my heart and a smile on my face. To achieve my ultimate goals, remember the Ant Song , and also never forget those who have taught me that smiling is better than crying. Thanks N.L., M.M., J.R., S.D., R.VH., M.M., J.F., and K.H. Track Manager 1,2; Volleyball Manager 2; Cedar Post 3; Monticola 3; Senior Ways and Means. Sally Frances Beyer Aim: Success is the journey, not a destination. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3.4; Senior Ways and Means; G.G. (founder). Hilber H. Blair Hil, Hilb Aim: They say you can fool some of the people all of the time and all of the people some of the time. I try to fool all the people all the time, but 1 keep moving around so they can't catch me. I'd like to get a music career going and fix my car up so nothing can catch it. I might even spend some time with K.B. Pep band 4; Fantasy 4. Tim Blankenship Cheri Ann Lee Bohrn Cheffroni, Cher Bear Aim: To always love David and keep him close in my heart. To always keep my Dad in my life, and world, and always remember him, and to be what Mom wants of me. I love you Mom, Dad, and Dave. iatm John Brent Bond James” Aim: Advance quickly in the Nuclear Power Field and retire at age 38-40. Pep Band 3,4. 152 Paul Richard Bond Poley, Bondo Aim: To someday live in a million dollar house, with a million dollar swimming pool, a million dollar ranch, and a million dollars worth of beer. Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. Todd A. Book Booker T' Thank you for everything, I love you Mom and Dad. Stephen Patrick Bowen Aim: To live each day to the limits, and to prove to P.K. that Purdue is the biggest party school around. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Monticola 4. Leigh R. Britton Aim: To prove I can be a success. Steven Matthew Brower Aim: To be successful! And someday think of a better aim. Basketball 1; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Soccer Club 2,3,4; Cedar Post 3,4; Photo Editor 4; Ski Club 2; Mime and Masque 2. Jerry Lee Brown Aim: To own a hot bug and cruise the beach with the Hamms Bear! Football 1,2; weightlifting 1,2,4; wrestling 1; Senior Ways and Means. 153 Janna Dec Coleman Out of it Aim: To do my best and succeed in life. Because you only live once, unless God flunks you. FHA 3.4. Robin Lynn Collison Aim: To see the world in a grain of sand, a heaven in a wildflower; hold infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour. I want to always be trying new, exciting thinks and too keep a positive outlook on life. Cheerleader 1; Leohono 1; FHA 1; Mime and Masque 2,4; Art Qub 3; Track 3; Senior Ways and Means. Marie Lyn Coon Aim: The world is like a mirror reflecting what you do, and if you face Pat Craige it with a smile, it will smile right back at you. Linda Diane Dana Missy, Lin Aim: To follow my dreams wherever they lead me. Todd Davies Aim: Get on, get in, get down, get off, get up, get dressed, get out- Adam Ant. Be a C.C.D. forever, never take a serious look at life, stay eternally wasted, live in a V.W. van on the coast, surf the biggest waves, ski the highest hills, and snowboard over my bills. P.S. Thanks Francis. P.P.S. To someday meet the real Monty Hall. 154 Wayne Allen Davis Aim: To be a self-made millionare and live on the Bahama Islands and to always be one of the Buns. Ski Club 4. Shanda Dawn Dawson Aim: To achieve all that is possible, we must attempt the impossible — to be as much as wc can be, we must dream of being more Track 1,3; Volleyball Manager 2; Senior Ways and Means. Brian DcMers Aim: Take life too seriously and what is it worth? To live in the richness of life, not money, although it docs come in handy. David Ray Dillon Ray Aim: Fights cavities Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Vice President 1; Senior Ways and Means Renee' Antoinette Dillon Neigh, Nay” Aim: To always be with the one I love R.L.S. and to become successful at whatever I plan to do. P.S. Thanks B.H. and B.M. FHA 3; Cedar Post 4. Melinda Ann Distlcdorf Aim: To remember that success can never be measured and if I walk along my path of life with a smile and do the very best at whatever I choose to do, then I have reached my success. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Leohono 1,2; Mime and Masque 4. 155 Sean E. Eich Aim: To go to California and find out how to really live. Always remember what my parents have done for me. 156 Christina Marie Eriksen Tina” Aim: To live each day to its fullest. When you smile the whole world smiles with you. Concert Band 1,2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 3,4; Foreign Language Club 3. Richard E. Duggan Duggan, Nigel T. Fox Aim: To never grow up or quit dreaming, to travel, taste success and laugh. Forever...............Keep the faith!!!!! Cheers! Heavy Metal 1,2,3,4; Opposition of Authority Club 3.4; Airband 2,3,4. Joseph Clayton Eberley Eb Aim: To always be PROUD to be a 5th quarter starter for Sandpoint! To come back in 10 years and see 25 score a touchdown! To be able to say I'm not doing anything instead of saying I'm going to work! Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4. Brett Evans Corinna Fain Rcnna, Beancr Aim: To see beyond the sunsets, and to look forward to the sunrises. To deal with the future with my knowledge of my abilities and emotions. To keep growing with D.L. and my close friends R.G. and D.C. Ski Club 4; Seniors Rob Jay Farmin Aim: To travel the world in my Cheverolet and enjoy myself in every way. Basketball 1,23,4; Football 1,23,4; Track 1,23,4. Tammy Sue Farmin Aim: To sail the Caribbean and the Virgin Islands with that special someone. And to achieve all my dreams and goals. Volleyball 1; Cedar Post 4. Jennifer Grace Fisher Jen, Tina, Fish, Pooba, Baby Cakes, All American Aim: To be Tina Turner in my second life; construct a pop-up yearbook; play tennis at Wimbledon, and always have a positive attitude. Colby and Chedder — don’t vacuum up any coins without me. Basketball 2; Soccer 1,2; Football Manager 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Class President 2, Video Taper 3,4; Monticola 3.4; Leohono 1,2,3; USTA Tennis 1,23,4; G.G. 4. Ernie Garza Aim: To live life at its fullest and strive for excellence in reaching every goal I set for myself. To also have more patience with little people. Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 2,3; Weightlifting 2,3,4; Soccer 4. Eric Robert Flo “Big E Aim: To pursue a professional career as a civil engineer and maintain my hobbies of flying, skiing, and firearms. Basketball 1,23,4; Ski Club 3,4. ■ ; a . ■ • - Annette Catherine Gardner Di2 Aim: To see Chrisz get her R.O.M. and see Raz come back to school and Koni find the bargain for her and me-to have a big party for the U.S.M.C. and to help Alanna reach her goal of 5'4 . Thanks to all my other special frinds: D.P., S.H., C.R., C.F., B.K. and S.T. Choir 4. Billie Jean Gerke Rooney Aim: To plant my own garden and decorate my own soul, instead of waiting for someone to bring me flowers. Volleyball 1; Foreign Language Club 2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Cedar Post 3,4; Editor 4; Girl's State Delegate 3 Don Ginger Aim: Take what life has to offer and do my very best. Football 1,3,4; Basketball 3; Wrestling 1,2. Donald Paul Glazier Aim: To be good at whatever I do. Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4. Sonya Ilclene Gleason Soni, Sonc, Helene Aim: To always remember “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it, and to tell Mom, Dad, and M.L. Thanks so much — I love you!!! Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Ski Class 3; Pep Club 1,2. Robert Lorenz Glciser Robby Aim: To become a conservative young urban professional, own a tract house with a three car garage, and drive a Saab. Foreign Language Club 2; Leohono 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Boy's State Delegate 3; JETS 3. Tina Marie Good Aim: To be successful in all I do, and always be prepared for lifes challenges, and never fall behind on duties and obligations, and no matter what problems face me in my life, I want to be able to face them and come out on top. 158 Seniors Marie Aimcc' Guthrie Aim: To do the best I can with my life and make new frinds but to never forget all the old ones. Also to remember all the love my family has given me. Marching Band 1,2,3,president 4,; Pep Club 4; Mime and Masque 4; Senior Ways and Means. Carla Michele Hanson Aim: To live a happy life and never forget my best friend J.J. I love you Mom and Dad! Karyn Elizabeth Hanson Aim: Hope for the future, don’t dwell in the past; live in the present and make today last. To always remember the closeness of the class of '85!!! Monticola 3,4; Cedar Post 3; Leohono 1,2,3.4; Marching and Concert Band 1,2; Foreign Language Club 2; Student Council 1,2,3.4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4; Senior Ways and Means; G.G. 3,4 (founder) Kathleen Jane Harms Kathy Aim: To always look ahead with a positive attitude, remember that nothing is impossible, and always be able to laugh at myself and never stop smiling. Also to prove that blondes really do have more fun, and aren't all airheads. Pep Club 2; Leohono 1,2; Student Council 4. Jeff Harper Jon D. Harper Aim: To conquer my wildest dreams, and make my parents happy. Golf 1,2,3,4. 159 Bryan Hatcher Shelli Renee Hatcher Aim: To have a fun and successful life, and to always cherish my memories in the heart, not in the mind. Thanks J.B. for being so special! Basketball 1; Volleyball Manager 3; Student Council 4; Spanish Club 2; Senior Ways and Means. William Ashley Hawkins Shaun Hcaly Aim: To do well in college, to seek my fame and fortune, and to make the ones I love most, proud. Success is not measured by money alone but by fulfillment of one's dreams. Surfing 1,2,3,4; Sean Charles Hefley Heff Aim: To always be successful; Whatever that may mean. Wrestling 3,4; Senior Ways and Means 4. William Allen Hendrickson Bill Aim: To find my place in life and learn to grow and function in that position to the best of my ability. Leohono 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Foreign Language Club 2; Soccer 3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2; Pep Band 2,3,4; Boys State Delegate 3; All-State Band 3- 160 Seniors Birgctt Christel Hinsch ''Cookie” Aim: To remember the past, but succeed in the future by accomplishing the goals I set for myself. Also to stay healthy, and fulfill my dreams! F.H.A. 3; Foreign Language Club 3; Doug Howell Aim: To become the best person that 1 possibly can and to be successful in whatever I do. Football 2,3; Weight Lifting 2,3,4; Danielc Genevieve Huguenin Dani, Zoom” Aim: To sponser the 2005 Girls Gang Reunion, to remember GTE commercials (BJ.), and especially Hallmark, but most of all to fulfill the goals and dreams I will set for myself for the rest of my life- P.S. To someday have my own Jacuzzi. Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Leohono 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Senior Class President; Cedar Post 3,4; xMath Club 4; G.G. 3,4 (founder) Stephen Lynn Hoadley Aim: To go to college and become a Automatic Engineer, to make lots of money, to own a Ferrari, and to always be happy that I don’t Own a Ford. Band 1,2; Monticola 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Photo 3. Robby Dean Hindberg Hooter Aim: To further my career in Baseball. LOVE THOSE HOOTERS! Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Baseball-Lakers: 2,3,4. Janet Louise Holm Aim: Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go. To find that someone who has been stealing my stuff all of my life. Thanks for everything Mom! Basketball 1; Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Band 1,2; Monticola 2,3,4; Editor 4; G.G. 3,4 (founder) Andra Roxanne Hunt Andie, Thumber Aim: To be happy and help others to be happy. I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today. Pep Club 1,2,3. Becky Kaye Jacobson Sugar Plum Aim: To always remember that today is the future I dreamed about yesterday, and to never forget all the great times spent at SHS. Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cedar Post 3; Assistant Editor 4; Leohono 2,3,4; Senior Class Sec Treasurer 4; Student Council 4; Senior Ways and Means 4. G.G. 3,4 (founder) Eric William Jacobson Aim: To choose a life that will never be stagnant and to finally find the girl who meets supply demand. P.S. To take Bunny and Bambi back to Burbank. Foreign Language Club 3; Mime and Masque 2; President 3,4; Senior Ways and Means. Victor Jacobson Brenda Dee James Bernda, Bren Aim: God, Grant me the serenity to accep the things I cannot change, courage to change the things 1 Can, and Wisdom to know the difference. Thomas Joergensen (Foreign Exchange Student) 162 Donna Marie Johnson DJ-2 Aim: I was put on this earth to live-to experience whatever comes, to act on that experience as well as I can, and hence to grow.—Whitman. Lcohono 1,2; Pep Qub 2,3,4; Pep Club Vice-President 3. Jeff Johnson Aim: Get a job and make the Bucks!! And thank my Mom and Dad for helping. Tracy Ann Johnson Aim: To be ever striving for the goals I have set for myself, but to always be happy with what 1 have. Volleyball 2,3,4; Leohono 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Mime and Masque 2; Student Council 2; Senior Ways and Means; Math Club 4. Janet Johnston Emelie Rena Johnson Em Aim: To cherish the memories of the past; and fulfill my dreams of the future. Basketball 1; Business Qub 3,4; President 4. Michael Todd Kenworthy Aim: To always remember that no dream is too big nor dreamer too small. Math Club 4; Soccer Club 2. 163 Paul H. King Aim: To convince R.G. and S.B. that Purdue is not a party school (like U.I.) and to someday be a world renouned sports journalist for the Chicago Sun Times Monticola 3,4. David Kingsley Christine Klesch Aim: To remember His light always shines even when it's dark. Volleyball 1,2,3; Mime and Masque 4: Leohono 1,2; Golf 3. Timothy Robert Klinger Flounder Aim: To always be a bum and never get a job. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Partying 1,2,3,4. Tammy Lynn Knowles Tab, Tabitha” Aim: Become an Architect or Commercial Artist. Get married if everything works out. Drama Aclub 1; Drill Team 2,3; J.V. Basketball 3. Lee Lacey Seniors Heidi Marie Lentz Aim: To live a long and happy life. To have all my dreams fulfilled. Cheerleading 1,2; Vice President 2; Junior Miss Participant 3. James Blake Lewis Aim: To accomplish all that I set out to do. Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Golf 1,2,3,4; Ski Racing 1,2. Joshua Norman Liberman Josh Aim: To Prevent Socialism from venturing further into American society and to never make the same mistake more than three times. Leohono 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Chess Club 23. Natalie Ann Linscott Aim: To cherish the memories of my high school years, and live a happy life with whomever I choose. Remember: To love and be loved is to feel the sun from both sides. Volleyball 1; Senior Ways and Means; Homecoming Queen 4. Roseann Littlejohn Rose Aim: To lead a happy life, to spend it with that special someone and to devote my life to achieving Darlene Littleton Darla my goals, and to be the best I can be. Track 2,3,4. 165 Marci Diane Long Diane, Marce” Aim: To remember if I believe in myself, nothing is impossible. Cheerleading 2,3,4. f Cari Lynn Luster Mocha, Bambee Aim: Speak gently to myself. Speak freely in praise of all I am. Speak clearly in all I have been. Speak bravely with hope for all I may become. Find myself: The powers that only I possess, the pains that only I can overcome, the promises only I can keep. JV Soccer 1,2; JV Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2; International dub 1,2,3.4; Mime and Masque 3,4; Lcohono 4; Math Club 4; Senior Ways and Means. Ann Marie Lyman Aim: To live life with a smile, to be friends with everyone I meet and put a smile on their face. Concert Band 1,2; Foreign Language Qub 2,3. DeWayne David Martin Aim: To live each day to its fullest and accomplish all the goals I have set for myself. Thanks T.A.B. Mary Rachel Marienau Bette, Mooner Aim: At this stage in my life, I find myself achieving every goal 1 set for myself. I will always push myself to my limit. I will go farther and be happier than ever before, but most of all. I'll never forget the one’s who have made my life the best life to live, my friends. Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3. Noel Daniel Mattson Aim: To get rich, go fast, live wild, die old. Boxing 1; Wrestling 2,3; Weightlifting 2,3,4. Brett Mavity Kitnberely I.ec Mavity Kim” Aim: The seeds of today are the flowers of tomorrow. To live happily ever after with the one I love, D.L. Timothy Francis McDonnell Aim: To be rich, happy, and successful, and maybe jibe off the shores of Maui someday. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4. Sean Bcrnie McGovern Aim: To travel the world, be filthy rich, to never forget the times spent with K.O. and always remember those green eyes. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1.2; Baseball 3.4; Cedar Post 4; Senior Ways and Means. Dennis Mclntire Heather Ann Jean Metz Aim: To live for today and not for tomorrow, for tomorrow might be too late; and to always remember that if your life is really full, nothing you lose will make you very unhappy for very long. FHA 1; Pep Qub 2; Foreign Language Club 3. 167 James Scotc Miller Jimmy, Portnoi. Mildred Aim: I plan to live down the infamous Portnoi. Also I'm going to make the best of a military career. Above all, I'm going to keep on smiling and letting the good times roll!! Wrestling 1.2; Marching Band 1,2; Foreign Language Club 3; Senior Ways and Means; Weightlifting 4. Jennifer Anne Miller Aim: To always remember: I have no more yesterdays for time took them away; Tomorrow may not be; but I have today. Band 1,2; Lcohono 1,2,3,4; Mime and Masque 1,2,3,4; Monticola 3; Sports Editor 4; Variety Show 3,4; Girl's State Delegate; Idaho Business Week Delegate; Senior Ways and Means. Michelle Marie Miller Becker, Mickey Aim: To always remember the 'P.J. Party and never forget the consequences. Volleyball 1; Cedar Post 3. Barbara Kaye Moore Bobbi Aim: Happiness is like a butterfly ... the more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to ther things, it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. FHA 1,2,3; Student Council 1,3; Leohono 1; Career Exploration 3- Ron Ness Andy Nibarger Aim: To have fun after school gets out with all my friends and become rich. Soccer 4. 168 Julie Ann Norris Spike Aim: To know I need not look back, even if I don't always succeed at least I took all my chances. Thank you to all the people that helped me keep my dream alive. Cedar Post 3; Mime and Masque 1,2,3,4. John Otto Aim: To live forever. Katrina Ann Overholser Aim: To strive for accomplishments of all my goals and to see tomorrow as my future, not just another day. To cherish the memories spent with S.M. Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, Senior Ways and Means, G.G. 3,4 (founder) Homecoming Finalist 4 Gregory James Parker Greg” Aim: To live each day to the fullest and have fun along the way. (And to convince Karyn that green is not the only color in the world.) Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Leohono 1,2,3,4; Junior Class president; ASB President 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Boy's State Delegate 3; Cedar Post 3; Sports Editor 4. Deborah Marie Parsley Debbie Aim: To make my dreams and fantasies reality, to always have my good friends, and above all, share my life with the one I love, D.T. Leohono 1,2,3,4; Pep Oub 2; FHA 1,2; Senior Ways and Means. Denise Margaret Parsley Neicy” Aim: To keep my face to the sunshine so I won't see the shadow, My heart clear of hate and chase rainbows of love and life of MDC forever. Home Economics 3; Pep Club 2,3; Foreign Language Club 3; Senior Ways and Means. 169 Michelle Pecukonis Pech Aim: To definitely be retired by the age of 30 and become best friends with Reptile. Basketball 1,2,3.4; Volleyball 1,3; Senior Ways and Means Paul Francis Pensc Congo (the Messiah), Footpad Aim: To conquer the universe and rule with an iron hand, spend my life amidst women, witness the 49’ers destroy Dallas. Miami, and the L.A. Rams. Defend the faith. Craig Andrew Peterson Aim: To graduate, save my money and find RJ, and live happily ever after. Wrestling 1,2,3; FFA 1,2 Anthony Dean Poelstra Tony, Ton Aim: To give my kids the love, caring, and opportunities that my parents gave me and to some day own a Ferrari and be a very rich man and most of all, to be a ski bum. Jason Lee Porter Aim: To always remember the special friends I’ve made and good times I’ve had at SHS, and to be successful at whatever I choose in life. Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Leohono 2; Weightlifting 2,3,4. Kimberly Anne Maile Prais Kim Aim: Regardless of whom I meet or what I do, It'll be my old friends and my mother that I'll thank for helping me understand recover)' of failures and the power of success!! Drill team co-capt 3; capt 4; Student Council 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Mime and Masque 1 Seniors Tamara Lee Press 'Tami, Tamers Aim: To never lose sight of my childhood dreams in my goals of adulthood. FHA 2; Foreign Language club 3; Student Council 4; Mime and Masque 4 Dana Lynn Pucci Aim: Do not follow where the path may lead. Go, instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. And always cherish the memories with SHS. Thanks mom and dad! Track 1; Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Senior Ways and Means Jacki Ann Radis Aim: To always remember my best friends Nat, Monty Hall, OOGA- BOOGA, Michelle, and Mooner Mary because their the ones who made high school so special to me. To make a happy life for me and the one I love. And to teach Shanda there is more in life than making deals. Kurt Allen Rasmussen Football 1; Golf 2,3,4 Denise Christina Shreffler Pee Wee To cherish the memories of my family and friends and to keep climbing until all my dreams come true. Drill Team 4 171 Teresa Marie Rohrich Aim: To live a happy and successful life with that special someone and to achieve and the goals I've set for myself. Corrine L. Roundy Aim: To always smile, be happy and someday live a great life with J.J.!! And to convince Mark and Jim I'm not a dizzy blonde!!!! John Francis Rust Aim: To not just cruize through life. To be something and be damn good at whatever it is. To play Pro-Football. Football 1,23,4; Track 1,23,4; Ski Racing 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Lcohono 1; Variety Show 3,4; Class Representative 1,23,4. Marilyn Ann Rust ''Mouse'' Aim: To live a full and happy life and to spend it with the one I love. Tony Rutherford Michael Martin Ryan Martic” Aim: To be my own man, an image for all. To go to Alaska with my pals and have a ball. To make lots of money, hopefully more than I need, but never be suckered by my own greed. 172 Otho Michael Savage Mike Aim: To make more money than Martie ever will and buy a huge house in Beverly Hills. To enjoy myself each and every day but not to party my life away. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Monticola 3,4. Larry Sawhill Christopher Russell Schanz Aim: To always strive to better myself as a person; to never stop learning and to never get so caught up in other peoples' expectations that I forget to be myself. Band 1; International Club 2,3,4. John Hunt Schubert Aim: To get from life all that it has to offer. Golf 2,3,4; Ski Racing 1,2,3. Michael David Self Mike Aim: To hear the cry for artichokes after graduation and act accordingly. Leohono 4; Math Club 4; Mime and Masque 4; Concert Band 1,2; Stage Band 1,2; Marching Band 1,2; Variety Show 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Ohana 1,2,3,4. Cynthia Marie Short Cindy Aim: To always remember that happiness is not in possessions or in gold but that it dwells in the soul; and to never forget the closeness our Class of 85 has shared. Track 1; Chcerleading 1; Homecoming Finalist 4; Senior Ways and Means. 173 Debra Sue Simmons Debbie, Deb Aim: To make the best of everything with T.A.L. Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live for today. Foreign Language 1,2; FHA 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; OEA 3; Senior Ways and Means 4; Student Council 2,3,4 Debra Ann Smith “Debbie Aim: To achieve the things in life that mean the most to me by remembering that, Tomorrow's success begins with today's dreams . Elizabeth Smith Liz Aim: To be partners with Garrison Ford in finding the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Leohono Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Lcohono Vice President 4; Cedar Post Bookkeeper 3,4 Jason Smith Christ, Spacemen Aim: To reach a supreme consciousness without any egotistical ideas. To know nothing but love. I would also like my jeep to run the 1 4 mile in 11.75 at a 120 mph. Weightlifting 2,3,4 Kip Oliver Smith Turmut, Tippy, Kippy, etc. Aim: To finally get my Nova running and to spend my time with my best friends and D.B. Stephanie Ann Smith Stcph, Smurf' Aim: To live a happy life with the one I love and to make all my dreams come true by accomplishing the goals I have set for myself. Thanks mom, 1 love you!!! Basketball 1, Pep Qub 1,2; Cheerleading 2; Drilltcam 3,4; Junior Miss Participant 3; Class Secretary 2 174 Mary Lou Snedden Lou Aim: To make my way down the yellow brick road of life, taking my time, having a positive attitude, and watching out for those rotten flying monkeys. Monticola 2,3; Leohono 1,2; Student Council 2; Pep Club 3; Ski Club 3,4; Cedar Post 3,4; Mime and Masque 4; Sandpoint Jr. Miss Finalist 3,4 Trevor James Snyder TWEBA” Aim: To always remember that reality is for people that can't handle drugs, to stay a member of the CCD'S, and teach T.D. there is more to parties than taking your clothes off, H.J.'S and making deals Michelle Denise Sommer Aim: To make the most of each day, to believe that absence does make the heart grow fonder. To love Jim forever! Band 1; Track 1; FHA 2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Ski Class 3; Drill Team 4; Senior Ways and Means 4 Stephanie Lynn Stangel Aim: To make all my dreams realities, to never lose touch with all my close friends and spend my future with the one I love-D.W. Track 1,2,3; Student Council 2 Teresa Lynn Strickley Black Priestess” Aim: Life is an adventure to be lived, not a problem to be solved. Leohono 1,2; Foreign Language Club 2,3; Mime and Masque 3,4 Ellen Barbara Susnis Susan Esnis, Elly the Bone Crusher Aim: To always remember that when the going gets tough, the tough go shopping. And to locate some pink elephants for Ten. Above all, have fun and avoid the dull and ignorant. 175 Dawn Leigh Swarm Juve Aim: To marry a logger, have 12 kids and go to Beauty School. Track 1; Basketball 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Vice President; Leohono 1,2,3,4; Girls State Delegate, Senior Ways and Means 4, Spanish Club 1,2 Michael C. Tenney Mike” Aim: To have a G7 Z-28 Camaro, and to prove to Tony that Mustangs are beyond hope, also to have loving life with Toneka. Erik Tceslink Alisa Ann Thomas Aim: To never have to let my sons go to war, never be in debt, and never write a check. Also, to go on a mission for The Church, and to obtain a Master's degree in music. Choir 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Concert Band 3; Track 4 Kimberly Susan Tilley Kimi” Aim: To achieve all the goals that I've set for myself and to confront the problems I run into rather than running from them. To never forget the memories of SHS and to always remember Mr. Lassen's positive attitude lecture. Seniors Ways and Means 4; Pep Club 1,4 Jeffrey Gordon Trcmoureux Aim: Make it to Hawaii with J.H., get my '67 Vette, never miss a good concert, and to always have a tan while living in the Bahamas. Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 4 176 Seniors Bridgette A. De’Leon Trudeau Bridgie Aim: To find love and happiness in my life. To remember each day that the sunshine can bring a new beginning. And for the one person who has stood by me all these years and kept me going. Mom, I love you!” FFA 1,2; Junior Miss Contestant 3; FHA 4; Ski Club 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Ways and Means James Edwin Turner Buffer, Rock Star” Aim: Buy a house, and a GRX to park in the driveway. Be a Grand Master. To marry my best and live forever with her. Learn to play lead guitar. All of the above. Basketball 1; Art Club 2,3; Foreign Language 2,3,4; Leohono 2,3,4; Monticola 3; Drama 3; Cedar Past 3; Chess Club 3 Lauretta Jean Turner Laura, Ultimate Airhead Valley Girl, Blinky Aim: To Finally go shopping with Elly, and to help her in search for pink elephants for Teri. Choir 1,2,3; Fantasy 4; Pep Club 2,3; Mime and Masque 4; Airband 4; Senior Ways and Means Tom Darrin VanDenBerg Aim: To be rich and build the best street rod in Sandpoint. Rachel Lee Van Horne Aim: Never forget my special friends, make my parents proud and remember to accomplish great things we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but believe! Volleyball 1; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4; Junior Class Vice President; Drill Team 3; Cedar Post 2,3.4; Senior Ways and Means Shauna Rae Vincent Aim: To live each day with a smile on my face, a song in my heart, cherishing all my memories and fulfilling all my dreams of the future. Leohono 1,2,3,4; Leohono Secretary 4 177 Cynthia Elizabeth Wallace Cindy, Barbie Aim: To always sec the sun, even when there is none. And to prove true blondes have more fun. FHA 2; President 3; District Historian 3; Lcohono 2,3,4; Leohono Princess 2; Pep Club 2,4; Mime and Masque 4; 1984 Junior Miss Finalist; Senior Ways and Means Susan Carlene Wallace Suzy-Q Aim: To live a happy and fulfilled life, accomplish all of my goals, cherish the times spent with special friends, spend eternity with someone I love, and live long enough to do as many terrific things for my family as they have for me! Track 1; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; State Vice President 1,2; Drill Team 3; ASB Secretary Treasurer 4; Senior Ways and Means; Honor Society 1,2,4; Sandpoint's Junior Miss 1984- 85 Sheryl Watt Aim: To always keep in mind Obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off the goal — the hopmobile, to dive in feet first, and the most important part of success is having fun. Basketball 1, Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Spanish Club 2, Prom Chairman 4, Seniors Ways and Means, G.G. 3,4 (founder) Bradley Arthur Webb Aim: To dominate the universe through the power of HEAVY METAL ROCK! Study of Heavy Metal 1,2,3,4 Don Weesc I Cynthia Rac Wcssclman Cyndi Aim: Above all: To see Dougie live the life he deserves! To always have my special family and friends. To keep Tim in my heart forever, and to achieve the goals I have set for myself. Thanks Mom and Dad-I love you! 178 Seniors Dawn Marie Wilkinson Duck Aim: To continue my education and make the best of anything I cboosc to try for, and to grow over 5 feet. Drillteam 4 Daneen Marie Winget Dee, Neener” To live forever with that special someone (J.S.A.), and not have turino. Foreign Language 1,2; Lcohono 2 Eric Arthur Woodell Howdy” Aim: To make my fortune and retire, and to be the best person I can possibly be. Band 1,2,3; 4-H 1; Pep Band 3; Giess Club 3; Political Science Club 4; Mime and Masque 4 Kathryn Marie Young Kathy Aim: Only one life will soon be passed, only what’s done for Christ will last.-amen. International Club 3; Girls State Delegate; Leohono 3,4; Leohono President 4; Math Club 4; Student Council 4; Senior Ways and Means 179 Celene Dawn Williams Pep Club 4, Monticola 4 Not Pictured Steve Bell Adam Briggs Adam Briggs David Bullock Rob Clayburn Shawn Countryman Brian Davis Sheri Dean Tony Dorland Edward Jon Fialho Paul Findley Felicia Francis Mike Gibbons Paul Crossingham Jack Hammack Ellen Hanneman Andrew Jackson Tim Jensen Kraig King Joe Lara Sam Lindberg Andrew McCollom Joe Marley John Moore Robert Parks Mark Plaster Mark Potter David Robbs Lisa Schandclmcicr Philip Shropshire Alan Smith Wade Spracklen Virgil Tingley Xavier Vermeulen Eric Wasecha Allen Willey Max Williams Charlotte Wright Spencer Zech 180 Latecomers Joe Eberly Most Daring David Cochran Funniest Josh Liberman Most Likely to Succeed Lee Badger Most Outgoing Paul Crossingham Most Friendly Kraige Clark Best Smile DeWayne Martin Best Dressed Bill Hawkins Best Legs Martie Ryan Rob Farmin Best Looking Most Athletic John Rust Best Body 182 Cari Luster Best Dressed Annie Bevaqua Most Outgoing Debbie Smith Best Looking Kris Clark Best Smile Karyn Hanson Jennifer Fisher Most Friendly Funniest Kathy Young Most Likely to Succeed Becky Jacobson Most Athletic Mary Marineau Most Daring Daniele Hugenin Best Body 183 Goodbye Seniors As freshman we idolized them, as sophomores we despised them, and as juniors we actually associated with them, but now that we have finally reached that long awaited goal of being seniors, nothing seems different. We longed for the day when we would rule the school, when nothing was ahead of us but the outside world. Beginning the year we feel exuberant; Now we are tops; no one to push us around, tell us what to do, or look up to; we are on top of the world. Then it comes, the realization. We are no different, just older and maybe a little wiser. More mature? Perhaps. We think back to the times when as freshmen we thought of seniors as the epitome of cool. They had it all together. Do we? We remember how dominat- ing they seemed and we compare ourselves to that image. We become a little frightened, maybe a little sad, as though we had lost a dream. But then we realize that they were no different either. We now look with that same awe and respect toward those older than us who have already made their way in the world. It is now our time. We feel a little excited and anxious, yet scared and nervous and even a little sad about leaving the security of high school. We remember the good times and the bad. And we look forward to all that life has to offer. We hope for a bright future, and we share a common past. We will miss the security of these halls, and the familiar faces, but we will enjoy the many new things we encounter. We will go on and the chain will continue. The new seniors will take over and we’ll say goodbye. We leave the things that were left to us. The things that all sophomores and juniors look forward to, for it is all a part of growing up. 184 185 To the Class of 1986, The Power of Leadership! Being a Senior Means . . . —Calling Teachers by their first names. —Always being first in the lunchline. —Being able to have as many tardies as you want. —Always winning yelling competitions at pep assemblies. —Not having to say you’re sorry when you bump into someone in the hall. —Dressing like a slob and not feeling inferior. —Being in the hall between classes without a note. —Filling applications and Financial Aid Forms! —Using But Mom, I'm a Senior as an excuse for everything. —Having to do government issues. —Making sophomores take the blame for everything. —Having to pass ALL of your classes. —Not remembering when YOU were an immature sophomore. —Having all the teachers remember your name. —Being able to act immature and not feel like a sophomore. —Acting like a sophomore and calling it Senioritis. 186 187 —Kiss and the Bee Gee's were hot. —you threw your retainer away at Dub's and you had to dig through three garbage cans to find it. —your parents left for the weekend and you spent two days cleaning up after the party. —you were in Drivers Ed and the instructor made you drive through the city beach. —you walked into Algebra class and you forgot there was a test that day. —you were a sophmore and you walked into the gym for the 1st time and felt 100 Senior eyes glaring at you. —sophmores were initiated during Homecoming week. —you saw rude comments about you on the bathroom wall. —your first boy-girl party where you played spin the bottle. —your first kiss. —you were the only person in your gym class who couldn't finish the mile. —you walked into the wrong classroom. —you wore flair-legged jeans. —your first date. —being booed while you were a Freshman at pep assemblies. —your first cruize in your parents car. —you told the class a joke and nobody laughed. —your first traffic ticket. —the first time a Senior said Hi”. REMEMBER WHEN 190 191 194 1984 - 85: “It was the best !” Another year at SHS has been so quickly by, For some it was the last, and others their first day. Let’s stop to take a look into the past, To recollect the memories where is our minds they’ll always last. Seeking out every dollar when school shopping time came, If you weren’t wearing the latest styles, it was teh sales clerk you’d blame. Anticipation was built for that first fall day, Until they opened the SHS doors and said, For the school year, you're here stay” A new administration gave us a good start, All the things they did, they did with heart. In Homecoming week, as our spirits grew, We showed our pride through and through. Each day was filled with fun and games, It was the best,” the students claimed! Walking through crowded hallways was always a chore, But making it to class on time a little more. Asbestos vacation was a welcome break, It was good for us, that they made that mistake. The student’s section of the bleachers held the lunchtime jamboree, Up there with your cafeteria lunch, or sack of food, was the place to be. As snow season aprroached, a Winter Wonderland, We wanted to play; teachers didn’t understand. Many times we’d wonder if we’d make it out alive, For that long awaited goal, we’d always strive. The year was a success as many will tell, But we all get sick at the sound of a bell. Sticking together through thick and thin, With our spirits combined, we’d always win This school has enriched us, and helped us to grow, With support from teachers and parents, and the love that they show We’ll never forget the fun that we shared, The days filled with sunshine, and the friends that cared Thank'you for making us who we are, and what we’ll be, Oh Alma Mater Sandpoint High, we pledge our loyalty. Thank You To Cap Davis, for his beautiful cover and title page photos. To Emmel, for all her advice and wisdom, To Mrs. Miller, for her extra special keys. To the janitors, for unlocking the Cedar Post room all those late nights. To Teri Wallace, Kris Clark, Tammy Farmin, and Steve Brower for all their photographs. To Mr. Hamilton, for his advice, and support. To Carol, for her endless late night waits, time checks, and typing. To the office staff, for all their help and supplies. (Especially your white out) To Mrs. Hamilton, for keeping all of our bookwork, To my mom, for her open ear, understanding, and love. To the hard-working Monticola staff. To everyone else who helped to put this book out, for I couldn't have done it with out you. Janet Holm 197 198 199 200 201 Z Advertisers SHARONS HALLMARK SHOP 312 N . 1st Ave Ph. 263-2811 - Sandpoint, Ida Your Hallmark Card Gift Center” When you care enough to send the very best SANDPOINT MARINA TED FARMIN - LEO HAOlEY EAST LAKE STREET SANDPOINT. IDAHO Bus. 263-1493 P.O. BOX 639 EVINRUDE - SUN RUNNER EZ LOADER -STARCRAFT POLARIS SALES A SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Bulck. Pontiac. Cadillac. 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Congratulations from your friends at excell foods BONNER MALL HIGHWAY 95 NORTH • SANDPOINT GOOBY’S erican Sausager o. Thank you all SHS seniors, juniors, and sophomores for your participation in the Christmas gift box sale! YOU DID GREAT!” BEST OF LUCK CLASS OF 1985! Inwfi NORTHWEST™ i__ GAS AND GO P E WOODWORKING inc. Congratulates the class of ’85 830 N. 5th Avenue Wholesale-Retail Propane Petroleum Products 1 HOUR PHOTO PROCESSING MINI STORAGE AVAILABLE Visit our 1 video at Gas and Go We have an extensive Library of both VHS and BETA tapes Also machine rentals available STOP BY AND VISIT ... YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED GOOD LUCK '85 209 - m v 3 Roy Kincaid jeweler CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Kentucky Fried Chicken Open 7 Days A Week! MONDAY -FRIDAY............11am -8pm SATURDAY -SUNDAY...........11am - :30pm Tom Marty Mosac -Owners piemans Inc. 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Sandpoint, ID 83864 (208 )263 -9031 ROD S UNION 76” SERVICE 520 North Fifth -SANDPOINT Phone 263 -4523 -GAS -OIL -24 HOUR TOW SERVICE -MINUTE -MAN SERVICE -TIRES BATTERIES -CAR CARE CENTER 210 Merwin ’s Hardware , Inc 'Jhui ’Housewares-Sporting Goods Electrical Supplies NANOWANf STOMCS. 201 N . 3rd AVE . - SANDPOINT - PH . 263 -5197 GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE! Dons BI-RITE DRUG AND 306 N. First S6oe S ac6 304 N. First RON FOSTER ( V We are here t0 • lv-� scrve yGur per. F 4R a T sonal and busi- inwrice ness needs- 111 Cedar Street Sandpoint, Idaho 83864 ENCODER PRODUCTS CO BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’85 211 043100332886 mrma