Sandpoint High School - Monticola Yearbook (Sandpoint, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1988 volume:

Table of Contents duction.... Monticola 88 Table of Contents Introduction..........1-5 Classes..............6-53 Faculty.............54-62 Clubs...............63-83 Sports............84-121 Student Life......122-176 Sandpoint, Idaho 83864 Senior Cliff Anderson supervises decorating procedures in the gym. Red and White still dominates Some of the traditions at SHS have been relatively late developing. The first homecoming, for example, was not until 1957. There has never been any doubt, however, about the SHS colors. On Oct. 28, 1906, just a few weeks after SHS began its very first year, the students chose crimson as the school color. In just a few short years, almost all references to the school's athletic endeavors included the phrase Red and White. In fact, until 1932 the Bulldogs often were referred to as the Red and White Warriors. This year at SHS these colors continued to dominate most ac- tivities from pep assemblies to homecoming week to sports events. On Red and White Day, well over half the students showed their pride by displaying their school colors. With the junior, sophomore and freshman classes showing great amounts of spirit, the years to come look very promising for future Red and White Warriors. Seniors show their pride. Varsity cheerleaders stand tall at a pep assembly. page 2 Homecoming king candidate |ohn Abromeit and escorts Chris Healy and Toby Feuling give differing reactions to homecoming festivities. Laid back guys? Not at SHS Sometimes the guys are accused of being too laid back and not participating, but that is certainly not true of all of them, as shown here. For example, there was a terrific amount of par- ticipation by many boys in connection with the homecoming activities. They got into the swing of things on dress up days and powderpuff football, and most carried on that enthusiasm throughout the school year. It was a great fall for the guy's sports, but it certainly wasn't just the athletes who made it a fun year for the whole student body. Powderpuff football gives guys a chance to display a side of themselves not often seen, as shown by senior “cheerleader Dave Swanson. Senior Mason Long shows off his legs during ac- counting class on Pajama Day. 4 page Adrian Rambo Verwolf came ready and loaded for the Vikings. Seniors Jeremy James, Jason Shankweiler and Al Wohllaib display an example of what they wish was in their lockers. Senior Tom Davis, above, donates his artistic talents to the worthy cause of section decorating. Scott Brixen shows how enthusiastically the freshmen became part of SHS this year. On Rambo Day he was close to the real thing. Aside from having to put up with a little of the customary razzing, the freshmen joined in the school activities with gusto and were a great addition to the SHS family. n page 5 JOHN D. ABROMEIT JR. Aim: To never choose the path of least resistance, to always have an open mind, and to keep memories and friends of SHS close to my heart. Activities: Golf 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Math Science Club 3,4, president 4; Senior Class vice president 4; Student Council 4; Chess Club 2,3,4; Leohono 2,3,4; Stock Market Competition 3,4; Academic Decathlon 4; Boys State delegate. ERIC KAREL ADDISON Aim: To maximize my potential, to have vision to dream, to serve and help others, to go dia- mond in my own network business, to ski the deepest powder, to always remember the good times shared at SHS, to always remember J.S., S.S., A.W., T.K., R.H., R.A. and T.T., to always remember the S.S., to make it back to the u.S.S.r. and sink in suds. P.S.: Thanks for your support. Mom and Dad. NICOLE JOELYAHNER Nikki, Nik, Nicholas Aim: To always go through life with a smile and live where the grass is greener. To come back to my 10 year reunion and see McPunkin with 12 kids. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad, for being so patient, and also all my friends. Activities: Senior Ways and Means; Pep Club 4. ROBIN REBECCA ALDRICH Bobbin, Bobb, Rob, S.S.S. Aim: Never forget pumpkin snat- ching and babysitting with KDF, SBA and C.V. Al, you'll always be my bear, original S.S s are the best, right? To the S.S. crew (esp. F.A., A.W., E.J., J.S., T.K., J.J., D.M., S.S. and R.H.), keep it floating, guys, there's still the summer. To Beany, my vocab partner, what a team, eh? Thanx, Babe! P.S.: Mom, I couldn't have done it without you. Activities: Volleyball 1,2,3,4; r Basketball 1; Pep Club 4. d page JERRY SCOTT ADAMO Contra Aim: To be the first person on the face of the earth to do 300 mph in a quarter mile, and then take a Baldy trip. Activities: Wrestling 2,3,4. JASON AHLQUIST Omega Phoenix Aim: You got to talk without speaking, cry without weeping, scream without raising your voice. You know I took the poison from the poison stream, and I threw it outta here ... Running to Stand Still. P.S.: This one goes out to the ones who birthed my light, as well as those who added theirs to mine throughout it all. Activities: Student Council 1,3,4; Competitive Speech 1; Mime Masque 3; Chess Club 3; Choir 4, vice president 4; Computer Club 4, president 4. EMMANUEL AKOUN Foreign exchange student from France STEVE ALLER Skinner Aim: To be happy and successful and to wake up to a job that I wouldn't regret; to have lots of friends as I do today, and to have lots of fun and not to get so caught up in my work that I may lose them; to always be very nice to every girl and not single them out, stay old-fashioned towards girls and treat them the way they should be. P.S.: Thanks to D.K., A.L., B.P., S.J., H.W., D.J., S.W., C.F., E.D.N.; I love you. Mom and Dad. I understand. Activities: Soccer 2,3,4; Wrestling 1. i [ f i - ; ! I f l i ! SHELLEY MARIE ANDERSEN Smart Aleck, SBA Aim: To learn that only through the rioks and the reaching out for more will there ever be a chance for all I will ever dream. To play beach volleyball on warm sandy beaches and watch beautiful sunsets with true happiness. To never forget the good times with my friends and the special few with KE, CV and TP. All love, TF! P.S.: I really do love you with all my heart. Mom. Activities: Volleyball 1,2,3,4, cap- tain 4; Basketball 1,2; Pep Club 4; Powderpuff 3; Homecoming finalist 2,3,4; Track 1; Airband 3.4; Senior Ways and Means SCOTTY L. ANDERSON Aim: To spend as much of my life as I can with my bud, never forget the good times we had, and hopefully have many more; and to carry on the AFA experiences with Rufuss and Bucky. Semper Fi. P.S.: Thanks Mom, Dad, and especially Cathy! I don't know who did the best job of raising me. I love you all Activities Football 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 2,3,4; Math Club 4; Guitar 3; Senior Ways and Means DEBORAH KATHLENE BATES Debbie, Debs, Deb Aim: To never forget to be just me; to always remember that a smile is better than a tear; to know that if I can dream it, I can achieve it; and to one day ex- plore the jungles of Australia with Crocodile Dundee at my side. P.S.: Thanks Mom and Dad for all your love and support. I love you! Thanks for everything Sharon, Er- nie, Kip and Vikki. I love you all. Activities. Band 1; Pep Club 4; Leohono 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Academic Decathlon Team 4 VANCE BELL Venus Aim: To never be suckered to follow a follower; often cross the line where dreams become reali- ty; and allow some other to be the paragon of mediocrity. P.S.: Thanks and fond memories to T.J., K.S.S., J.A., D.A., Woody, Noel, D.B., C.K., M.E., among others. Good luck Activities: Basketball 1,3; Math Club 3.4; Leohono 2,3,4; Chess Club 2,3,4; Stock Market Com- petition 3,4; Academic Decathlon 4; National Merit Scholar, Boys State delegate CLIFFORD C. ANDERSON Chuck Aim: To always strive for the so- called unreachable goals, live life to its fullest and always be as nice of a person as I can. P.S.: S.A. and T.F., always remember the A.F.A. experience, the good times at A.F.A. beach, see ya at the A.F.A. surf shop. Party at my house. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming royalty 2,4; Powderpuff coach 3,4; Student Council 3; Junior Class president; Boys State delegate. CHRISTOPHER D. ARMSTRONG Kid Quik, Armpit Aim: To take up residence on top of a snowy Colorado mountain- side where the lifts won't take you, make friends with a grizzly bear and hunt the wild Rainier; to never look too far into the future or take life too seriously, since it can sometimes be a bad trip. P.S.: Thanks Mom and Dad for the freedom to find the real meaning of life and to always remember the times at Mayberry with Opie and the great Baldy T.R.I.P. experience. Activities: Golf 1,2,3,4. MARCI BECKER Aim: To go to college in Seattle and find out what it's like to live somewhere besides Sandpoint. P.S.: Thank you Mom, Dad, and Sharron. Also thanks, Jackie, for bringing me out of my shell. Activities: Volleyball manager 3,4; Senior Ways and Means. LORI BELWOOD Aim: To remember ... Before following a leader it is wise to see if he is leading you in the right direction. page WILLOW CHARESE BIRKS Wild Bird, Dale Aim: just because a message may never be received doesn't mean it's not worth sending. Hey, you guys, you're the best — I love you all! Welcome to the H.C. girls! P.S.: Remember the APPLE! Activities: Student Council 1,2,4; Cheerleading 1; Pep Club 4; Senior Ways and Means; Powder- puff 3,4. KRISTINE M. BOLING Kris, Kristy, Putz, Poky Aim: To be myself — you can't be anyone else; and to always get along with the ones I love forever; to someday get a dishwasher! P.S.: Thanks Grant for putting up with me. S.M., B.M., K.M. and Ta, thanks for being there when I needed you. I love you, Mom and Dad. DAVID BOND Hunter, Bond-o Aim: To kill every big game animal before I'm 30 years old, and to be the most advanced woodsman in the world. P.S.: Thanks, Stacy and Den, for being good friends. ERIN BOTHUM Ern, Airren Aim: To prosper in all my walks of life; to be accepted for who I am; to speak English as well as I speak Japanese; and for Lucy, Anin and myself to find compatible bowl- ing partners. Opus lives! P.S.: All my friends who were purple with me and gave me strength, to my sis for being strong, and to my parents for ac- cepting, I love you all. Activities: Choir 1,3; Performing Choir 4; Mime Masque 2,3,4, vice president 4; Powderpuff4. 8 page ANDREW SCOTT BIRTS 'The Happy Hippy, Psycho, Longhair Aim: To get rich, escort exotic women, and live my life to its fullest while never forgetting any of my friends; also follow up my dream and someday get to Jamaica. P.S.: Always remember the psychotic skaters. Activities: Soccer 4; Weightlifting 4; Senior Ways and Means. JAMES MALCOLM BONAR Jim Aim: To expand my experiences out into the world. Activities: Special Olympics track team 1,2; Special Olympics swim team 3,4. JOLENE ELLEN BOOK Jo Aim: To go forth in life with a smile and a positive attitude, and to be and achieve in life what God wants me to. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad, for always being there to encourage me. I love you, Mom and Dad. TODD BRANNIGAN JAMES E. BRISTOW Aim: 'To live every day like there is no tomorrow ; to prove to some friends that life goes on. P.S.: Goodbye friends P.R., D.H., K.M., and T.B. Thanks for the memories T.T., L.S., and Mom. Activities: Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2; Com- puter Club 4; Mime Masque 4; Senior Ways and Means. ARTHUR BROWN Art Aim: To work with heavy equip- ment in the woods. Activities: Special Olympics. CINDY JO BURNHAM Aim: To do the best I can and meet the goals I set; also to never forget any of the fun times spent atSHS. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad, I couldn't have done it without you; also thanks to my friends for being such close friends. Activities: Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means. ■ A COLIN CARR Aim: To always be happy with what I'm doing, and to drive a 1995 Ferrari to our tenth class reunion. NATHAN CHAD BROCKUS Glow in the dark, Guido, NUC Aim: To set goals for myself and then achieve them; to remember the good times in MP-5, and to remember the Confusion Cons- tant; to always have a smile on my face and knowledge in my brain. P.S.: Thanx to Mom and Dad for all the support; also thanx to Slimer, Squid, Flem, Fred and B.D. for a great year. Activities: Math Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Leohono 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 4; Poster Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Soccer 4; Senior Ways and Means. LORI KINCAID BROWN CELENE CARLSON Aim: To do some searching and find those things that truly make life worthwhile. Life is a maze of doors that can all be opened from the side you're standing on. JILL ANNE CASTLE Jillian, Jac, Spaz Aim: It's good to be a seeker. But sooner or later You have to be a finder. And then it is well To give what you've found A gift unto the world For whoever, will accept it. — Richard Bach P.S.: Family, thank you for 18 years of laughter, tears, joy and wisdom learned. I'll always need and love you. Activities: Basketball 1; Track 1,4; Cross Country 4; Powderpuff 2,4; Choir 1,2; Cedar Post 4; Senior Ways and Means. page CHADCHILDEARS Aim: To delve into the mysteries of life and learn how things are outside the confines of Sand- point; to remember to keep in touch with the close friends I've made at SHS and use the courage I've received here to make a new life for myself. P.S.: Thanks, J.A., B.W., M.L., S.L., S.M., for helping me through my senior year. I love you. Mom and Dad. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Pep Club vice president 4; Business Club board of directors 4; Boys State delegate; Academic Decathlon team 4; Powderpuff coach 3,4. NIXIE G. CLARK Nix Aim: My happiness is me, not you. Not only because you may be temporary, but also because you want me to be what I am not. P.S.: Thanks, Dad, for all your support. I'll always love you. Activities: Volleyball 1,2,3; Track 1; Golf 2,3,4; Powderpuff football 4; Class president 1; Band 1; Leohono 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Com- puter Club 4; Ski Club 4; Business Club 4; Air Band 3,4; Senior Ways and Means. CORY j. COLIN Aim To enjoy life to its fullest and someday look back on my life and be pleased with what I have seen P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad, for being there, and thanks to the One above. TIFFANY LARESE CONNER Tiffy Aim: 1 o always remember that no matter what happens the sun will rise tomorrow. Activities: Cheerleader 1,2; Pep Club 2; Senior Ways and Means. 10 page NISSA LARSON CLARK Aim: To find the silver lining of each dark cloud and bring the sunshine out again; to remember the good time I've had and the friends I've made; to dream of the future and not dwell on the past; and above all, to stay happy, healthy and proud of the things I've accomplished. P.S.: Thank you to all the special people who stood by me in times of need, and especially those who accept me for who I am. Activities: Leohono 3,4; Student Council 4; Powderpuff Football 4; Senior Ways and Mears. DINA TERESA COEN CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH CONLAN Con Man, Spok, Conny Aim: To be able to look back at the times at SHS and laugh, and not take too many things serious- ly; to remember the Baldy trip. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3,4. BUCKO COUNTRYMAN Detrick,'' Bucko Bow, Buckwheat Aim: To love and cherish Shel more every day, and to never I the sun set on our happiness. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad, f everything you've done, ai thanks to both M.S. and O.S. f being so supportive. SANTI L. CUADRADO Foreign exchange student from Spain Aim: To come back to the U.S.A. in the summer to spend my holidays with my great host fami- ly and all my great American friends. P.S.: Thanks to all my friends, especially Mason Long, Bret Williams, Chad Childears, John Abromeit and my host family. CHAD DAVIS THOMAS RICHARD DAVIS Dego, Greystoke, Missing Link, 'Turbo Aim: For my Phazer and I to con- quer any whitecap that lies in our way; to someday make the Vega a real Vega Turbo that it should be; and basically find an aim in the sky that fits me perfectly to keep me the way I am. P.S.: I would like to thank my Mom and Dad for helping me ac- complish one major step in life. Activities: Senior Ways and Means; Golf 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Airband 2,3,4. JEFFREY DESHON Jelly Doughnut, Jose Aim: To never forget the Sand- point High School experience; to always remember the SHS locals, Rastafari, Duck Butter and my closest friend. P.S.: Thanks to my parents and to M.P., B.M., L.P., J.P.S., C.H., C.D. Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Business Club 4; Football 2. BYRON DAHL Aim: To achieve all of my goals. P.S.: Thanks Mom and Dad, C.B., C.L., L.F. for a good year. Activities: Soccer 1,2. ROBIN RAE DAVIS Aim: To remember the best (and worst) Halloween night with C.D.M. always; to never look back with regrets and to greet the future with opened eyes. P.S.: Thanks for everything. Mom and Dad, C.D.M. and S.S. Activities: Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3; Cross Country 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means. CHAD DESHON ADAM DEWEY Aim: To never be married and to be a mechanic for Mercedes, Jaguar and Rolls Royce by 25 and own at least one of each. Activities: Football 1,2,3; Wrestl- ing 1: page 11 NICKI DONALDSON Icky, Nichole, Nick Aim: To be successful in any of the various fields I may choose to romp through. My goal is to be the best person I can be and to keep striving for this all my life. I want to know some of everything rather than a lot in one or two areas. P.S.: Thanks Anin, Ernie and Jewd (not necessarily in that order) for being insane with me in this otherwise sane world; J.S. for be- ing my friend. Activities: Performing Choir 3; Cedar Post 3,4, assistant editor 4; Mime Masque 3; Powderpuff football 4. BRYAN DRYDEN DENNY J.DUNSING Aim: To be successful in whatever I do, and to keep in touch with my friends. DAN EDWARDS Aim: To become a successful stock broker and to live a rich, happy life; to own a Lamborgini and a Ferrari for my wife. Activities: Wrestling 1,4; Weightlifting 2,3,4. 12 page KENDA JO (KELLOGG) DOTY Aim: To be the best wife and, eventually, mother that I can be; to graduate from college as an elementary school teacher, agriculture agent, or agribusiness agent; to own some land and raise my own animals. P.S.: Thank you, Mom and Dad- dy, for the money ,time and pa- tience, and thanks to my husband Don for the support. Activities: Competitive Speech 2,3,4; Competitive Drama 3; Mime Masque 4; Leohono 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Senior Ways and Means. RICH DUNN Aim: I hope to live up to the best of my capabilities in whatever I decide to do with my life; I also hope all of my friends always remember the Baldy trip. MARK DAVID EBBETT Ebb Aim: To go on to college and become successful in the business field; to buy a mansion and a yacht, and also to keep my promise to Nik. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad, for everything. Thanks, N.R.G., I love you. Activities: Air Band 2,3; Golf 1,3; Business Club board of directors 4. KARA LYNNE ELLIOT Dingy, K.D.F. Aim: Let love and faithfulness never leave you; bind them around your neck, write them on the tablet of your heart. Pro- verbs 3:3. P.S.: Thanks Mom, Dad, Kris, S.B.A., C.V., R.A., and Scottie. I love you. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,3,4; Pep Club 4; Powderpuff football 3; Senior Ways and Means. GREGG ELIOTT TOBIAS JAMES FEULING Toby Aim: To do the things that I love to do and make a little money at the same time; to live every day to its fullest extent; to travel the world; to make the people who love me proud. P.S.: No P.B s, AFA Surf and Sport, AFA experience, Black's Beach '86, Rastacruz '88; thanks for everything, Shelley. Activities: Football 1,2,3; Basket- ball 3; Senior Class secretary treasurer; Ski Club 1; Track 1; Foreign Language Club 4. JEFF FOSTER MARIE IRENE GARVEY Re Aim: To always remember the morning after but forget the bad parts, and if all else fails become a nun. P.S.: I still need you, Mom and Dad. I love you both. Activities: Business Club 4; Senior Ways and Means. SHERYL LINAE ESTEP Sherlock Aim: To always wake up with a smile on my face and to make each new day better than the one before; to always work hard to achieve my goals and to make the best of what I have; to never forget the good times and special friends at SHS; and most of all to someday take my family to Germany. P.S.: Thank you Mom, Dad and Jay for always being there. I couldn't have made it without you. I love youl Activities: F.H.A. president 4; Pep Club 4; Senior Ways and Means. CORIE ANNETTE FINLEY Cors, Kirbie Aim: To follow my dreams and live life to its fullest; to never stop loving E.N. Thanks for being there, Eric. P.S.: Thanks to J.P., C.L., K.N., K.H., A.L., D.K., D.B., M.M., J.H., M.G., J.J., E.L., A.W., D.B., D.D., S.W., S.A., S.H., C.D. for a great three years! Activities: Powderpuff football 2,4; Senior Ways and Means; Business Club 4; Pep Club 4. LORI ANN GABEL Aim: To go and fulfill my wildest dreams and to always have a good outlook on life, no matter what problems come up. P.S.: Thanks for standing behind me, Doug and Verna, I love you both. I'll never forget you, T.B. and K.V., thanks for being there. HEATHER KIRSTEN GILMORE Wiggles, Huggars Aim: To enjoy life, remember my friends and never forget the good times; also to keep up such ac- tivities as scratch attacks and always remember Critopher for the summer of my life! P.S.: Thanks for always being there, K.G., S.V.W., M.P., D.T., S.W., Mom, Dad, and special thanks to Crit. Activities: Career Exploration 4; Senior Ways and Means. page 13 KIMBERLEY LYNN GIRTMAN Kim Aim: To go to college and keep on learning; to find out what I want out of life; and to never forget SHS. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad. Thanks C.K., M.M., P.R., N.D., J.C., C.V., S.W. and L.R. for all the wonderful days in C.P. I'll never forget all the fun times at SHS, especially at the J.C.'s. Activities: Powderpuff 2,3,4; Cedar Post 3,4, sports editor 4; Math Club 3; Pep Club 4; Business Club 4; Track 2,3,4; Business Week delegate; Senior Ways and Means. DARRIN GLEISER HOLLY GOULD BRAD GRIFFIN Griff, Stick 'em, 1 3 Griff Aim: To achieve all of the goals that I set for myself; to remember that if I stop and look around for a moment, I could miss what's hap- pening around me; to be suc- cessful in whatever I do. P.S.: Thanks, Dan T., for all of your support. Mom and Dad, I love you, and thank you for help- ing me. Also, Brian, thank you. Activities: Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Drama 1. 14 page NIKKI R.GLAHE Nik Aim: To always approach life's never ending journeys with a smile and always to look at what's ahead of me without forgetting what I've left behind; to strive for the best and successfully conquer every challenge that I face. P.S.: Thank you, Mom and Dad, K.W. and everyone else for help- ing me achieve my goals. Special thanks to M.D.E. for every special moment we've shared together. Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4; JETS 3; Math Club 3,4; Leohono 2,3,4; Volleyball 1; Track 1; Basketball manager 3,4. STEVE GOONAN MELISSA GOULLETTE BRIAN D. GRIFFIN Griff, Fuzzy, Frick Aim: To be the best in whatever I do in life; to be held responsible for all of my actions, and hope those actions are pleasing not on- ly to me but to other people; and to never second-guess myself. P.S.: Thanks to Mom and Dad, the faculty at SHS, and all of my friends'; I couldn't have done it without you. Activities: Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Cross Crountry 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Drama 1; Senior Ways anc Means. LORIANNE MARGARET GUTHRIE Guth Aim: To never forget the times with Kris Ras, S.M., D.M. and M.M.; and to always remember the original SAB group (right, best friend?). P.S.: T.P., you're a rocker! K.M.R., thanks for the 11. Mom, Dad and family, thanks for everything. I love you. Activities: Concert Band 1,2,3,4, president 3,4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Leohono 2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; Powderpuff Football 2,3,4; Golf 2; Senior Ways and Means. )ILL MARIE HANNEMAN Aim: To always remember the ac- cident on June 26, 1987, which made me realize that friends are the most precious things in the world, except life; and never, ever eat out of a McDonald's McPumpkin basket for as long as I live (sorry, M.G.). P.S.: Thanks Dad and Mom for everything; I love you lots. Thank you P.Q. for the diamonds! I wish you the best in life. Activities: Senior Ways and Means; Business Club 4. RANDALL HARMS Aim: To remember my friends and all the good times at SHS. “Have a great life and travel around the world. — Navy P.S.: Thanks to T.K., S.S., J.S., E.A., E.J., and of course A.W., the S.S. wouldn't be the same without you guys; also my parents and Kat. Activities: Ski Club 4; Business Club 4. THERESA ANN HASTINGS “Tesa Aim: To always be myself, become financially independent, keep striving to accomplish my goals, no matter the situation; to always love those who love me. P.S.: Thanks ,Mom and Dad ,for your advice and love; M.S., you'll always be my honey; also, thanks to all my friends at SHS. Activities: Choir 2,3; FHA 1,2,3. CHRISTINE DIANE HALL “Chris ' “Christy, Tris Aim: To remember all the good times spent at SHS and the special people who made them so great; never let the spirit die. P.S.: Thanks, M.W., C.T., T.T. and B.R.P. for making my senior year so special. Love you! M.W., keep the faith. Activities: Soccer 2,3,4; Powder- puff Football 2,3; Track 3; Ski Club 4. LISA MARIE HANSON KEVIN HARVEY STEVE HENDERSON Aim: To go on to college and be the best at whatever it is I'm go ing to be; to see and do everything I ever dreamed of; not to take life too seriously; to make the best of everything. P.S.: Thanks to my family for all their help and support. I never would have made it without you. page 15 MIKE HENLEY Mikey Aim: To succeed in life and everything I do, and to keep the fond memories of high school and my friends. Activities: Senior Ways and Means. NICOLE HIATT Nic Aim: To please not only others but myself as well; to set my goals high because anything is possi- ble; to do everything I want to do and never get caught. It's been fun, guys! Livin' it up at the H.C. P.S.: Thanks Mom and K S for all your love and support. I love you. Activities: Basketball 2,3,4; Powderpuff 3,4; Pep Club 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Senior Ways and Means. DAWN MARIE HIGHLEY Dawn-Dawn, Dawny, Space Aim: To see the ocean from afar and learn to appreciate the beauties in life that have so far evaded me; also, to remember that God is my friend and will help me through anything. P.S.: Thanks, Ann and Eric, for be- ing my mom and dad; thanks, sister dear (Kerry); I'll always remember you, W.M., P.R., T.M., C.K., K.O., E.B.andJ.B. Activities: Concert Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Mime Masque 2,3,4, president 4; Powderpuff football 3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Career Exploration 4. ERIC HOLLAND Aim: To be the first graduate to have sclerosis; never to forget the days of the K.V.C.'s. 16 page MARK DAVID HEWITT Zero Aim: To finish high school and get my diploma, because I want to make my family proud; I want to continue my education until I find something I enjoy doing. P.S.: Thanks ,Mom and Dad, for giving me the extra help and en- couragement (threats) when I needed them. Special thanks to K.N., G.S., B.S. and G.M. BRIAN CHRISTOPHER HICKS Hickey Aim: To have as much fun in life as I did in high school. P.S. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for your loving support all these years. Special thanks to J.R., D.R., D.S., D.Y., N.H., j.B., D.H., K.K. and C.L. KEOME LE HILT Aim: To go to a four year college, play college basketball, and become a certified public ac- countant. I'd like to work with disabled children or parentless ones to earn money for college. P.S.: I'd like to thank the people in this school for making me feel welcome, especially Heather Neer; most of all my parents for supporting me in anything I do. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2; Powderpuff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2,4; Math Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Leohono 1,2,3; Cross Country 3. LUERA HOLT JEREMY WILLIAM JAMES Jerome, Jermaine Aim: To always remember that the key to success is not to take life too seriously, but always go through it with a smile. P.S.: Thanks for all your support, Mom; never forget the good times, thanks D.M. Activities: Football 1; Golf 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means. MIKE KAMP JON LAFORE Aim: To do the best I can and make the best of what I do in life. CAROL A. LANG Care Aim: To look back at my past and never regret anything; and no matter what happens ,to always keep moving on, knowing it can only get better. P.S!: Thanks to D.F. for being pa- tient and caring, to Dad and Mom for being understanding at times, and to all my friends who have been there through the good and bad. Activities: Drill Team 1,2; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 2, Senior Ways and Means. ERIC JEFFRES Jeff Aim: To be as successful in life as my father. He's showed me wrong from right and good from bad; he's guided and helped me through troubled times, but he's always been there as a friend. To someday have a S.S. reunion; to someday be able to pay my mom back. P.S.: Special thanks to my mom in Post Falls for being a great mom. Thanks to my dad's new wife, Vicki, for making him as happy as he is. THOMAS J. KECK Kak Kak Kak Aim: To make life as enjoyable as possible and to be extremely wealthy at the same time; to be friendly to all people and remain in touch with all my friends I have now! P.S.: Thanks to Kak Al, The Gigolo, J.S., The Spearman, Rock Hard, J.J., E.J. and Mom and Dad. 'The S.S. will rule forever! Activities: Soccer 1,2,3; Business Club 3; Ski Club 3,4. ANNETTE KRISTINE LAMB Net Aim: To always be happy with who I am, but also look forward to who I will become. P.S.: Thanks for everything, B.S., S.M., R.W., R.T., D.N., E.D., P.L. and Mrs. Love. I love you all. Activities: Student Council 2,3,4; Junior Class vice president; ASB secretary-treasurer 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1, Choir 1,2,4; Mon- ticola business manager 4; Math Club 3; Senior Ways and Means. ANGELA MARIE LAWSON Ang Aim: To always cherish all the memories of the past and to look forward to the future; the best is yet to come. P.S.: Never lose touch with all my special friends. Love ya D.K., K.N., C.F., C.L., J.P., K.H., S.A., S.H. page 17 SHELLIE MARIE LINSCOTT Slim Limb Aim: Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God; blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God ... We are the light of the world. — Jesus. Activities: Pep Club 4; Student Council. MASON ROBERT LONG Aim: The future is where we are going, not where we are. As I walk through life I will remember my friends and the memories they have helped me build. P.S.: B.W., J.A., D.G., D.B., D.D., S.L. and S.M., thanks for everything. Thanks, Mom and Dad, and M. and K. Williams. Activities: Wrestling 1,2,3,4. PAUL LOWRY Low Aim: To become as good at everything as I can, and to watch Thornton, Gleiser and Anderson play professional basketball and dunk over Jordan. P.S.: Thanks A.L., C.M., and even J.F. and T.M. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1. JENNY MCCOY Aim: To have a great time in life, no matter where I am. Activities: Senior Ways and Means. CARLA MARIE LITTLEFIELD Car, Lou Aim: To own my own Porsche, be a professional photographer, fly helicopters, and have numerous relationships of many sorts across the world. P.S.: Thanks to my mom and dad for standing behind me, and thanks to K.W. and everone else who believed in me. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1; Monticola 4; Pep Club 4; Math Club 4; Powderpuff 4. JEAN-PAUL LOSING Exchange student from Sweden P.S.: I want to thank all my friends and teachers, for they helped and supported me in my Amerika year. Thank you all. Activities: Cross Country 4; Ski Club 4; Soccer 4. SHARI ANN MCCORMICK Sam Aim: To not be discouraged by the fact that success is a journey, not a destination. P.S.: Mom, Dad, you're the greatest! I love you; thanks for getting me this far. To the best of friends, GBG-Big 5! MKDMC- CAERTC. RTGTSS. Never will you leave my heart or thoughts. SALLY A. MCGLOTHLIN Sal, Salvidore, Freek Aim: To always remember the day it became sugarless to get up the nerve to say Shoot me, pistol, shoot me! It's the dream we all dream of. P.S.: To Mom and Dad, a bif thanks to you both; I love you P.Q., C.P., K.W., M.M., T.C. W.B., C.S., you're the best. Don' worry, Pete, I'll help you with tha first mistake. Activities: Drill Team 2,3,4 Senior Ways and Means. 18 page DENISE MARIE MCINTIRE Mackey, Tootle, Quack, Dennis Aim: I'm right around the corner to the light of day ... — Spr- ingsteen. S.S. crew, I luv ya guys! Catch the Cool Whip smilel P.S.: Forever Scotty. Kristin Harris remember always. Mom, I'm so proud of you and love you with all my hear. Bravo, soul sister! Activities: Student Council 1,2,3; Volleyball 1; Golf 2; Powderpuff 2,3; Leohono 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Business Club 4; Senior Ways and Means; Ninth Grade yearbook. DAVID C. MANSFIELD Aim: To complete my nuclear physics training by naming 15 more theoretical particles and 108 more forces (the less sense the names have for the average person, the more my theories will be shrouded with mysticism); to do as the fates command of me by playing my critical role at the cornerstone between survival of the stellar system and its demise; to define everything relative to the 8 ball. P.S.: I thank everyone that helped me to get this far, and I thank all that worked against me for doing an insufficient job of keeping me down (as of yet). Activities: Math Club 2,3,4. CHRISTY AULEENE MAURER Chris, Airhead Aim: To always remember the good times at SHS, and that the world is like a mirror reflecting what you do, and if you face it with a smile it'll smile right back at you. P.S.: Thanks, Dad, Marilyn and Lynn for everything; you're the best. I love you. Thank you J.W., M.T., J.D., J.F., B.H., B.V., R.R. and especially Jackie. You're the best. I love you. Activities: Senior Ways and Means; Pep Club 4. MEGAN ELIZABETH MERRIMAN J.B., Meguna Aim: Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win, by fearing to attempt. — William Shakespeare. To never let my doubtsostand in my way; to remember all the fun with SAM, Sunshine and Guth; and to always remember Joe. P.S.: Mr. H and the CP staff, thanks for all the help. Thanks for everything. Mom and Dad. I love you! TONY MANGINI SHERRY ANNETTE MARKS Sher Aim:To buckle right in with a trace of a grin; to take off my coat and go for it, and start to sing as I tackle the thing that can't be done, and I'll do it! P.S.: Thanks, Ruth, for bringing the greatest laughs, the happiest smiles, and the closest friendship that I could ever ask for! Activities: Competitive Drama 1; Voice of Democracy 1,2,3; Com- petitive Speech 1, 2,4; Perform- ing Choir 4; Monticola 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Junior Class secretary treasurer; Leohona 1,2,3,4, secretary treasurer 4. MARK EE S. MEITON Aim: To paint the perfect pic- ture and bring to life the vision in my mind; to someday get to that place where you can always see the sun. P.S.. Thanks for everything. Mom, I love you; and to C.P., S.M. and K.W., thanks you guys. I won't forget you. Activities: Senior Ways and Means. TINAMESSICK page 19 GRANT MIDDLETON Duck P.S.: Thanks a lot, K.B., I couldn't have done It without you. DEANNE MARION MONROE The Kid, Dee Dee Aim: You are worthy, our Lord and God, to receive glory and honor and power, for you created all things, and by your will they were created and have their be- ing. (Rev. 4:11) To never forget this, and to allow my every step to be guided by the Lord Jesus Christ, for The Lord is my strength and my song; He has become my salvation. (Psalm 118:14) P.S.: To God I give all my thanks, for He has been my everything, and in Him I will not die but live eternally. Thanks, Mom and Dad, I love you! Activities: Volleyball 1; Track 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 4. ERIN VEGA MORANG Extra Mouth, Stale Aim: To never lose sight of who I really am; and to always be able to see the tops of the trees, not just the road in front of me. P.S.: I love you, Mom and Dad; thanks for the steering. A big thanks and a lotta love to The Gang ; we did it, you guys! Long live the H.C. girls! Activities: Cheerleading 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Leohono 2,3,4; Powderpuff 2,3,4; Ski Club 4. CARRIE MARIE (DUNCAN) MYERS Care Bear Aim: To remember the best Halloween night of '86 always; to be happy with my new life with Doug; to go to college and be very successful. P.S.: Thank you with hugs and kisses. Mom, Dad and Dougie. Activities: Track 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means. 20 page COREY ALLEN MILLARD P.S. Thanks, VDB, it's been great! Activities: Football 1,2,4; Senior Ways and Means. STEFANIE ANN MOODY TA, Stef' Aim: To reach five foot before I'm 21; to always be happy and have a smile on my face. P.S.: Thanks, K.B., K.M., for mak- ing this a great senior year. Activities: Choir 1,3; Performing Choir 4. KERRY LYNN MURPHY Murph, Care Bear, Eddie Aim: To learn from the past, live life for the present, and look for- ward to the future; to never dwell on my mistakes, but learn from them; to make of myself what I can, and forever strive for excellence. P.S.: Thanks to D.H. for being such a great sister, and to W.R.M. for always being there for me. I love you. Activities: Concert Marching Band 1,2,3; Stage Band 3,4; Mime - Masque 2,3,4; Foreign Languae Club 2; Powderpuff 3,4; Mon- ticola sports editor 4; Senior Ways and Means; Foreign Ex- change student 3; Pep Band 2,3,4. ARLENE DANELLE NELSON Dani, Danibert, Danno Aim: To walk in the Lord's light and to always remember that the most beautiful things in the world can't be seen or touched, they must be felt in the heart; to cherish all the special moments at SHS. P.S.: Mama and Papa, thanks for all your love and dedication to raising me to be the person I am. I love you! Thanks E.D. RaeLyn, Sandy and Annette. Love ya! Activities: Pep Club 4; Math Club 4; Foreign Language Club 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Powderpuff 2, Senior Ways and Means; Creative Writing Club (organizer). EREIKA DEISA NELSON Aim: To learn and understand while remaining an eternal op- timist. Then one day stand at the edge of the sea as day and night become one . Here my mind and soul will look at each other. When the first light of day breaks, they will have touched and each will be content with the other. At that time I will be content with myself. Activities: Pep Club 2; Powder- puff 2,4; Sophomore Class vice president; Student Council 1,2,3,4; ASB vice president 4; Leohono 2,3,4, vice president 3, president 4; Foreign Language Club 4; Homecoming Finalist 4; Business Club Corporation 4, vice chairman 4. KATHY NIXON Kath, Katie, Shakers Aim: To always be the person that Cod wants me to be; to always cherish the memories at SHS; and to hopefully someday find the gold at the end of the rainbow. P.S.: A special thank you to Mom, Dad, Wanda, Russell, Marsha, Tammy, Heather and all my other special friends who were there when I needed them. Activities: Band 1; Choir 3,4, president 4; Career Exploration 4. MONANORMBERG P.J. O'BRIEN Peej Aim: To never settle for second best. P.S.: Thank you. Mom and Dad; I love you, J.H. and M.S. Activities: Pep Band 1,2; Mar- ching Band 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means. — JON NIEMI Punkin Head Aim: To aid the Sandpoint Police Department in their efforts to stop alcohol abuse by the youth of our fine community to the best of my ability. P.S.: Thanks, Mom, peanut-head or C.M. and all my other friends who helped cause the death of many brain cells. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 1; Powderpuff coach 4. KIERSTEN CHERIE NORDCAARDEN Krazy Kierst Aim: To never forget the past, look forward to the future, always try to capture my dreams, and never forget all the special times with my frenz and family. P.S.: Thanx Mom and Dad for everything. I love you. And thanx C.L., C.F., A.L., D.K., J.P., K.H., I'll never forget you; you're the greatest. Activities: Pep Club 4; Business Club 4. MARNITA NORTH Marnie, Mouse Aim: To achieve the goals I have set for myself; always to remember that you have failed only when you have failed to try. P.S.: Thank you, Mom, Dad, fami- ly and my good friends C.L., S.H., J.P.J.M., K.L. Activities: Powderpuff 4; Pep Club 2,4. CHERIE M. OLSON Little Chuck Aim: To climb all obstacles ahead and look back on my past and be proud; to remember all the special moments spent with friends at SHS. D.B., A.B., F.A. and J.W. To make my fortune by 30 and take care of Mom and Dad in their old age. I love you! P.S.: A special thanks to Mr. Caf- ferty and Mr. Wandler for being great teachers! page 21 ROCHELLE OISON “Rocky Aim: To get a job in the com- munity and to get my own apartment. Activities. Special Olympics 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL JOHN PECUKONIS Aim: To travel the world, have power and authority; also to remember the duck butter and still be alive for my 10 year reunion. Activities: Basketball 2; Golf 2,3,4 JODI PETERS “Jode, “Eva, “Rat Face Aim: To be happy and follow my dreams; to focus my life on the future and to be successful, to move on and don't dwell on the past, life is too short. P S.. Thanks, Mom and Dad, for always being here for me and for being so caring and understan ding. Love ya both! Activities Pep Club 2.3; Student Counc il 2,3. MIA DION PHILLIPS “Monga, “H.W ,“ “M.L S.F Aim: To always be glad of life because it gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look up at the stars: to remember what lies before us and what lies behind us are tiny compared to what lies within us. P S. Thanks, Mom and Michael, for all the support; David, thanks for all the great times, I'll always love you. Thanks for all the fun times, K.W., C.T. and D.B. Activities: Leohono 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Foreign Language Club 3,4, vice presi dent 4, Powderpuff 4; Senior Ways and Means; Business Club 4. CHENOA RENEE PARDUE t Shewanowa, Wanawana,'' “Chenda, Noid“ Aim: To take every day in stride. I will always cherish the past, enjoy the present, and look forward to the future, and remember “It's better to be hated for what you are than liked for what you're not. P.S.: B.E., you'll always be my No. 1! Activities: Student Council 1; Drama Club 1; Golf 2,4; Drill Team 2; Pep Club 3,4, president 4; Cheerleading 3,4; Powderpuff 4; Senior Ways and Means; Business Club 4. MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER PEINE Aim: To some day marry the girl who stole my heart; also to have the dairy farm I have always dreamed of. P.S.: I'd like to thank my mom and my sisters for helping me with my school work. WILLIAM L. PETERSON JR. “Wee-um Aim: To be successful in anything I do and always remember all the good times at SHS. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 2,3,4; Boys State delegate 3; Student Council 1; Math Club 3. LEONARD PLASTER “Len“ Aim: To escort the finest women, own the fastest cars, and to have it all; always remember that any goal I set is achievable. Activities: Wrestling 1; Basketball 2; Track 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Leohono 1,2,3,4; Homecoming royalty 4; Senior Ways and Means; Powderfuff coach 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4. TERESA CHRISTINE POGUE Aim: To experience everything I can; to live it up at H.C. and spd 2; to remember the delirious times with Slim and Low. Cheers S.A.! Shake a leg! Ride the wave s-lock! P.S.: Peace is seeing a sunset and knowing who to thank. Activities: Volleyball 1,2,3; Soc- cer 4; Golf 2; Pep Club 3,4; Leohono 1,2,3; Monticola 4; Powderpuff 3,4; Air Band 3,4. LARA POLAN Aim: How's it goin'? Look atcha. That's just the way you are. Rob Face and Julie Head. Good golly, Miss Molly. The muskrat lays down with the weasle. The deer is hunting grouse. Only males go to jail. Bob and Bill. Can't fix it? Tape it! P.S.: Tanks, Rudie. CHRIS j. RAWLINS Ripper” Aim: To be the richest, most suc- cessful person at my class reu- nion, and to be happy . with whatever I end up doing with my life; to also always remember that Those that dream most, do most. P.S.: Thanks to my friends for all the radical times we've had, and thanks to my parents and friends for putting up with me. Activities: Football 1,2; Soccer 2,3,4. JONATHAN L. RICH Aim: To always strive to be the best at what I do, and never forget the values I have learned. P.S.: Thank you, Mom and Dad; hi, H.B., S.T., A.H., D.S., D.T. Activities: Senior Ways and Means. KRISTIN MARIE RASMUSSEN Ras, Sassi Aim: Where there is honesty there is understanding, where there is fairness there is peace; where there is sharing there is friendship; where there is love there is fulfillment. Depart from evil and do good; seek peace and pursue it. Psalms 34:14 P.S.: Mom, sorry I lost my pa- tience with you sometimes. I love you. Activities: Air Band 3,4. COLLEEN TERESA PRATT Dum-Dum Aim: To always be the winner in the world series of love; to know that if we set our minds free, maybe we'll understand the dream we all dream of and together we'll imagine what the silence looks like. Remember, when the hurting starts and the nightmare begins, I can fill up the sky and never give in. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad, I love you. Thanks S.M., M.M., K.W., L.H., C.S. Opus and froot loop till we die! Activities: Basketball 1,2,3; Powderpuff football 2,3; Senior Ways and Means. FLOYD W. REX Kip Aim: To always remember the great times at SHS, especially mowing over the freshmen in the halls; also to prove to T.C. that a bum can be either a boy or a girl. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad. LEIGHAN KATHRYN RITTER Annie Aim: To always show a smile and appreciate everything I have, but to know I will achieve everything there is to achieve; to always be looking ahead, but never losing sight of my friends; seriously, to lay on an exotic beach while drinking champagne with a tan football player. P.S. To Lori, Shellie, Willow and Nicole — Thanks for everything. I love you all. Activities: Cheedeading captain 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Leohono 2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Powderpuff 3; Senior Ways and Means. page 23 JUDY JEAN ROBERGE Dujy, Jupy, Jewls, Jude” Aim: To find the best of everything in everything. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Sis. I love ya! Activities: Volleyball 3,4; Powderpuff 2,3,4. TIM ROBITAILLE Timbo Aim: I plan to graduate, of course, then I will be attending Camp Pendleton in California where I will be a full fledged Marine. P.S.: I would like to give a special thanks to B B Griffin and family, and say Good luck to all of'88. Activities: Cross Country 4; Wrestling 1,3,4; Track 4; Boxing Smoker 2; Drama 1. BECKY JEANNE ROOP Bek, Buk, Boop Aim: Survive college, get a real job, marry rich, and do mega shopping! Seriously now, I want to make the best of what I have and always be happy. P.S.: Thanks, R.M. I love it! N,J,K, remember Moscow. R.M., I made it! LYNETTE PAULA ROOS Lyn Aim: To dream for tomorrow, ex- perience today, and remember the times, good and bad, and memories shared at SHS, and to learn from my mistakes! Never forget the JEA C's and the wild C.P. gang, '87 and '88, or UCA it's been great, guys! P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad, I love ya. Activities: Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 4; Cedar Post 3,4, distribution manager 4; Powderpuff 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Senior Ways and Means. 24 page e PAULA RAE ROBERTSON Little One Aim: My life is my life and that's the way I live it. Look out, world, I'm on my way! P.S.: Thanks for the times, Cass. I love you, Mom and Dad. S.S. rules 4-ever! Activities: Cheerleading 1,2,3, mascot 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Stu- dent Council vice president 1; Freshman Class vice president 1;Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Senior Ways and Means. £ PARI RAELYN ROHRBACH Ernie, Ass. Ed. Aim: To always remember that we shape our lives not by what we carry with us, but by what we leave behind. P.S.: Thanks, Mom, I love you! Space, Eddie, M.M., J.B., M.W., Kayo, the a-ha girl, T.R. — I won't forget. Activities: Student Council 2,3,4; Leohono 2,3,4; Powderpuff foot- ball 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Mar- ching Band 1,2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 4; Academic Decathlon 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 3,4; Girls State delegate 3; Cedar Post 3,4, assis- tant editor 4; Mime Masque 2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Creative Writing Club 4. JAKE ROOP STACEY RUCKER 10 I li DUSTIN RUSSELL Roy, Chub Aim: To always be successful in whatever I do, live a long and prosperous life, and always remember the good times and forget the bad, and to always remember the Baldy Trip. Activities: Soccer 2,4. HARVEY RUTHERFORD Aim: To be successful in whatever I do, and always have a doller in my pocket. JASON j.SHANKWEILER Aim: To keep my goals in mind while I go about life in a suc- cessful way to be the best I can be, and help people achieve their goals in any way that I can while remembering those good old times with my friends. P.S.: Thanks, Scott, Eric, Al, Jeremy, Eric J., Tom, Randy. Activities: Ski Club 3,4; Business Club 4. CHELSEA SKOV Cha-Cha, Chester Aim: To be successful in life, no matter what I do. P.S.: Thanks, Mom, you're the best! THOMAS COOPER RUST Aim: Dream of yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow; to always remember that success is measured by more than money. P.S.: Let the good times roll 88. Thanks for the love. Mom and Dad. Activities: Senior Class president; Math Science Club 3,4, vice president 4; Football 1,2,3,4, defensive captain 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Powderpuff coach 3,4; Mime Masque 3,4; Boys State delegate 3; Leohono 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Homecoming royalty 4. J. P. SCHELL Aim: To make it through college, have a lot of fun doing it, and never forget my friends and the Class of 88. These were the Best of Times. P.S.: Thank you. Mom and Dad; and always remember the W.B. and the Apple. Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Ski Club 3,4; Senior Ways and Means. MELISSA L. SHOBE Mel-mel Aim: To love what is within and to observe what is without; to learn what is past and to gain for the future; for the ever bearing of life to be a star of the night, and that no greater a lesson is learned than by a friend and his mite. S.C. P.S.: Thanks both Mom and Dad, and those who showed what friendship was really all about. P.J., B.K., B.W., S.W., L.E., G.S. Activities: Drill Team 3,4; Senior Ways and Means. JAMES SCOTT SPEARS Gumby, Num Num Pooder Aim: To do whatever makes me happy; not to let negativity ruin my life; to forever be with Denise. P.S.: I love you, Mom and Pop. Thanks Jason, Eric, Al, Tom, Jeremy, Randy, Eric J. May we sink in suds S.S. Hey, Stinky, it's Barbados time! Activities: Ski Club 2,3,4; Track 2. page 25 LLOYD STANDISH JEFFSTOLZ Gunter Aim: To get a job, work a little, and party a lot! To own a house in the suburbs and drive a Mercedes. P.S.: A special thanks to Signe, Sabby, and of course. Mom and Dad, for all of their help and support. SHERRY STEVENS Aim: To get a bachelor's degree in history and literature, and to be able to travel all over the world; to achieve all of my goals and dreams. Activities: Speech and Debate 1,2; Math Club 4; National Honors Society 3; National Forensic Society 1,2. BRENDA STROMQUIST Aim: When times in life get next to impossible, keep a positive at- titude; and remember that you can do anything in life if you have the desire. Activities: Powderpuff football 2,4; Student Council 3; Senior Ways and Means. JESSICA ANN SUSNIS Jessi-ta-ta, Feline T. Aim: Some enchanted evening. I'll learn to fly, become Ziggy Stardust for just a moment, and sneer into a desert sunset all alone. I will find my castle on the edge, and tear down the walls so I can't hide anymore. P.S.: My dreams ... aren't as empty as my conscience seems to be. Thanks for the tinted power windows, Kevin, I'll try to keep you out of the padded cell. Dale, Let your love rain down on me... Activities: Band 1; Monticola copy editor 4; Cedar Post 3. KELLY THOMAS 26 page HOBH DAVID SWANSON Doggy Style Aim: To be what people don't ex- pect me to be; live long, skate hard, and get away from Sand- point. P.S.: Thank you for everything, I will always love you M.L.S.F.,Mia; to Psycho, renegade de Smurf, and the Hap- py Hippy, skate hard, die hard. Activities: Powderpuff cheerleader 4; Wrestling 3. TINA THOMAS Tinker, Beaner, Teeny, Tiny Aim: Right now-get-a car; for the future, be well off either by own- ing my own health spa in Newport Beach, California, or get a job doing computer processing in my own nice, little office (I mean big). Another aim is to get the darkest tan I've ever had and to wear the cutest bathing suits, even until I'm 40. P.S.: Thanx to all my friends who accepted me when I first came here and made me feel welcome. Activities: Powderpuff football 4; Senior Ways and Means. CAROLYN DEE THOMPSON “Dee Dee, Dee Brain” Aim: To go on to art college and become a famous advertising il- lustrator; also to own a converti- ble 350SL Mercedes and sit on the white, sandy beaches of Tahiti, sipping a California wine cooler. P.S.: Thanks to Mom and Dad for making everything possible with your positive thinking, and to my friends for all the good times. Loveya all. Activities: Ski Club 3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Air Band 4. TAMARA NICOLE THURSTON “Goofy” Aim: ”There is no finish line ... ” To never let anything stand in the way of my goals; to run on every sandy ocean beach; to always see the good in everyone. P.S.: Thanx for everything. Dad and Mom, I love you both! Also Sis, j.C. and all my friends — thanks. Always remember the ex- citing and trying experiences with Jill. A.C. with A.), and the class. P. weeds with K.E. and S.A. (to have the first everS.P.). Activities: Basketball 1; Track 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Leohono 2; Pep Club 4; Powderpuff 2,3,4; Business Club 4; Computer Club 4. RUSSTOOMEY DEBORAH TURNER Debi,” “Dippi” Aim: “Even youths grow tired and weary, and young men stumble and fall; but those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary; they will walk and not be faint. — Isaiha 40:30,31. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad, for keeping me on the straight and narrow. You too, D.S. God bless DeeDee, Jon and Cathy, Lori. I love you. Activities: Student Council 1; Mime Masque 3,4; Com- petitive Speech 1; Drill Team 4; Leohono 2,3,4. DAVID JOHN THORNTON III “Dave” Aim: If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. — Thoreau P.S.: Thanks J.D.A. and Glider for the memories; thank you, Mom and Dad, for everything. Activities: Football 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Academic Decathlon team; Senior Ways and Means. RAE LINTIMBLIN Raisin” Aim: To take the walk of life one stride at a time and accomplish all goals set; to always remember Journey thru Hell, crawl out 87 ! And work hard because if you're walking out you didn't work hard enough! P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad, for all your support. “Gracias,” Sam- bo, you're one of kind; and I'll never forget you, Dani-Bert! Activities: Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Powderpuff football 4. CRYSTAL LYNN TURNBULL Crys,” C-,” Crisco” Aim: To be the best the world will let me be; to forget the bad times, and move on with B.G.; to keep my friends in line with my crazy moods, and never let anyone be better than us; to remember the wild and fun times, especially the B of V and the marks we left on the world. P.S.: Special thanks to Mia, Krystal, Darlene, Bill, my friends and family, but especially Mom and Dad. You made it all wor- thwhile. I love you all! Activities: Leohono 2,3; Math Club 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Powder- puff 2,4; Foreign Language Club 3,4, secretary-treasurer 3. CATHY JEAN VAN DEN BERG “VDB Aim: To never forget my friends at SHS, especially KDF and SBA; to always remember the camping adventures with the Hamm's Bear, and all the mornings at Mceedee's with Jac, the Hand Gernades, Typing I. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad and Scotty. I love you. Activities: Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Powderpuff 2,3,4; Cedar Post 3,4, advertising manager 4; Homecoming Royalty 4; Senior Ways and Means. page 27 KATHLEEN MARIE VANDENBERG Daffy, Doss, Clina, Mouse Aim: To always be happy with everything in life; to live a long and successful life with Aaron; to always remember sneaking out with Stevie. P.S.: Thank you, Mom and Dad, for standing by me. Activities: Choir 4. KRYSTAL LYNN WALKER Blondie Aim: Not to see the future as yet another obstacle, but instead as a challange for advancement in life; and not to just remember the past, but cherish it for eternity. P.S.: T, MP, CH and the gang, take care and never forget those pop tart days. Dad, I really DO love you. Activities: Basketball 2; Band 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Leohono 2,4; Foreign Language Club president 4; Senior Ways and Means. WAYNE R. WALLACE Aim: To be a rich, and famous bum and never get a job. VICKI LEE WEBB Pookey I, Iggie, 'Vic Aim:Nature's first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold. Her early leave's a flower, But only so an hour, Then leaf subsides to leaf. So Eden sank to grief. So dawn goes down to day. Nothing gold can stay. — Robert Frost P.S.: Always remember. Mom, Lloyd, gram, Jim, Kim, D.D., D.G., J.T. and C.S., I love you all. Shimy Dean, I know you'll make it to heaven. Activities: Drama 1; Powderpuff 3,4; Cedar Post bookkeeper 4; Senior Ways and Means. DAVID PAUL VELACICH Fridge, Stallion Aim: To always work for what I get and get what I work for; to never let what others think bring me down; to remember how hard I have worked to get somewhere in life, and not to forget what life is all about: Partying and having fun. P.S.: Thanks, Mom, Dad and Breeze. Love ya, L.R. Activities: Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Senior Ways and Means. CONNIE DAWN WALLACE Aim: To be successful in everything I do. P.S.: Thanks Mom, Dad, Susan and Linda for everything; you're all the greatest! Also, thanks to D.N., B.S., D.T., A.R., T.R., C.T. Activities: Choir 1,3,4; Pep Club 3; Senior Ways and Means. SHANE WATTERUD SANDRA VENEWEESE Sandy, Sambo, Dory Aim: To be as happy as I am now; to spend forever beside B.K.B.; and to always remember, no mat- ter how far I go not to forget that the best years of my life were spent here at SHS. I made it! P.S.: Thanks for being there, R.L.T., H.G., D.N., D.T., K.T. I love you. Mom, Dad, Don, Jay, Ray and Shawn. Activities: Cedar Post 4; Business Club 4; Creative Writing Club 4; Senior Ways and Means. SEAN WELCH SANDRA LYNN WHITE Blackie, Punk Aim: To live to the beat of my own drum; spread my music throughout the world; party with the best; and never stop trying to be the best. P.S.: Thanx Mom and Poppy, you made it all possible. Keep smiling Mrs. Heraper, you're the best. Mr. Walton, you're crazy! Activities: Choir 1,2,3,4; Perfor- manc Choir vice president 4; Senior Ways and Means. RUTH ANN WHITTEMOORE Ruthie Aim: To never lower my standard of integrity; never fade into the worldly norm; and like myself the way I am. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad, for the unconditional love and for teaching me to do what's right and to never compromise my convictions. Thanks, Sherry, for the best friendship anyone could ask for. Activities: ASB secretary-treasurer 3; Sophomore Class secretary- treasurer; Monticola assistant editor; Voice of Democracy 2,4; Competitive Speech 1,2,4; Per- forming Choir 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Senior Ways and Means; Leohono 2,3,4. JACQUELINE NICOLE WINN Nix, Winner, S-lock Aim: God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. To ride high on the wave of life; right, Agregonium? P.S.: Thanks for never giving up on me. Mom. I love you Sherlock, Georgie and Daniel. To my very best friend in the world — hey, Melora, looks like we made it! I love you always. Activities: Monticola editor 4; Pep Club 4; Air Band 3; Track 4; Powderpuff4. MICHELLE WELDON Aim: To get into UCSC, learn how to surf, and definitely go to Christy's wedding. P.S.: Thanks you guys for being such great friends — C.T., C.H., T.T., K.W. — see ya in California! Thanks, Mom and Dad, for the support. Activities: Soccer 2,3,4; Track 2,4; Powderpuff football 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2; Ski Club 4; Senior Ways and Means; Varsity football manager 3. KRISTINE MARIE WHITNEY Kris Aim: If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it's yours; if it doesn't, it never was. P.S.: Thank you J.H., M.G., N.G. and everyone else who helped me through this past summer; I couldn't have made it without your and my parents' help. I am forever in debt. Thank you also for the last two years, they're something I'll never forget. Thank you, J.M., for the Black Hills gold! Activities: Powderpuff 2; Leohono 2,3,4; Math Club 3; Senior Ways and Means. BRET DUANE WILLIAMS Bear Aim: To get through life's challenges and come out on top; to find the girl of my dreams; and to always be a Bear Hunter. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad Norbert. Activities: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 3. SUE ELLEN WITHERS Aim: To be free, to go wherever the wind calls; to be whatever your heart desires. P.S.: Love ya, Mom, and thanks for all your prayers. page 29 ALEXANDER ALLEN WOHLLAIB AI, D.P. 1, Alex, Albert Aim: To live my life to the fullest, ski the steepest slope, and to never forget the S.S.; also to someday make it to the u.S.S.r. P.S.: Thanks Mom, Dad, Cheri, Kenny, Eric A., Robin A., JasorvS., Jeremy)., Scott S., Denise M., Eric J., Randy H. and everyone else for everything! Activities: Senior Ways and Means; Ski Club 4. KRISTA RUTH WYATT Roo Aim: To explore the afterworld, a world of neverending happiness, you can always see the sun day or night. May we live to see the dawn. P.S.: Love you, C.L.C. and S.L.R. Thanks, Mom and Jerry. Activities: Powderpuff 4; Volleyball 1,2; Pep Club 2. TIM BELL Preacher Man, Brother Bell Aim: To live like there's no tomorrow, and to enjoy and have fun wherever I go, and to be the best at whatever it is I do. P.S.: Thanks, Mom, and thanks to all the teachers that looked the other way. BRANDT BRICKER Aim: To accomplish the goals that I have set for myself; to remember that every day is just another day; and to never forget my friends and the Baldy Trip. 30 page ' ' nnn 'fj , i i • RICK WOODLAND Woody Activities: Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2,4. ROBIN ZIMPEL Z, Z Woman Aim: To be happy wherever I'm at and whoever I'm with, and if I'm not happy I plan to change it; and to rule the universe with Jim and Steve. P.S.: Thank you, Mom and Dad; and thank you so very much my love. JOHN BREWER CHRISTOPHERT. HEALY Squealy Aim: To still be listening to reggae music and praising Jah when I'm a senior citizen. P.S.: Thanks, Mom and Dad, for the support and happiness you have given me. Activities: Senior Ways and Means. BRIAN MCCRUM Aim: To go to California and go to cpllege with some friends; also to remember all the good times with my friends; to never forget Duck Butter and Rastafari. “88 rules. P.S.: Thank you, Mom, Dad and Grandma. I love you. Activities: Soccer 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2; Football 1; Powderpuff football cheerleader 4; Senior Ways and Means. jASON MCDONALD Aim: To snowboard the Swiss Alps, and out-4X4 Sutliff s truck. P.S.: Thanks to Ford for makin' 4X4's, and to Brenda. PETE QUIGLEY “Pistol Aim: To never forget or regret my past, but to be able to laugh at my mistakes; to never lose the touch, and live life on the edge; to get back the diamond ring that I gave to my first mistake. P.S.: Thanks, Mom, I love you. Thanks for the second chance, Mr. Wilund. Activities: Soccer 1,2,4; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Darei R. (Odell) Austin, Jim Duell, Mike Dutton, Lennert Hansen (foreign exchange student from Denmark), Kim A. Hillery, Mike Kidd, Darcie L. Kindt, Guy Klopfenstein, Chris Lawson, Linda Lyght, Jim Marley, Pat McHorse, Eric J. Pardick, Todd Parke, Jim Roos, Keven Rowe, Lisa Sundquist, Hope D. Trudeau, Bill Walthall, Melissa Welle, Wes Westman, Dawn Young. page 31 Summer is great in '88 ... and most other years, too. Much of what kids remember about living in Sand point happened to them during the summer months. This year's seniors, for exam pie, will recall the tie dye fad, watching warm sunsets from a cool beach, barbecues and sharing special moments. Class rivilary threatens unity Competition among classes has always existed at SHS, and probably at most other high schools. It's a big part of school spirit. It gives the students an opportunity to show a sense of pride in their class. This year, however, the competition among the classes, most notably the seniors and freshmen, threatened to cause a rift in school unity as a whole. One event that may have triggered that rivalry was the initiation of a frosh boy by a group of seniors one day during the beginning of the school year. This was followed by a number of letters to the editor in the Cedar Post newspaper in which students of one class criticized the others. Principal Jim Wilund stepped in and put an end to the harassments, initiations, etc. In a strongly worded letter to editor, he discouraged any class disputes. This virtually put an end to the rivalry between the classes. Senior Class officers Tom Rust, president; John Abromeit, vice- president; and Toby F e u I i n g , secretary-treasurer. Marie Garvey rides on a snowmobile in this Winter Carnival parade. 33 Messages from parents ... Congratulations, Connie, we love you. Love, Mom, Dad, Susan, and Linda. Corie, through all that's happened in twelve years of schooling, we finally made it!! Love, Mom We wish you happiness and success, Annette. Remember we're always here for you. Love, Mom and Dad. Wishing you the best, Rick, we are so proud of you! Love Mom and Dad. We thank God for you, Nikki, His special gift to us. Blessings, congratulations, and love, Mom Dad. Scotty, I'm so proud of you! I'll always be there for you. Love, Mom. Always remember; Live for today but build for eternity. We're sc proud of you, Jon. Love, Mom and Dad. Kara, You've done a great job! We're proud of you. Love, Mom and Dad. We are proud of you, Kim, good job. Love Mom and Dad. Congratulations, Lori Anne. We are proud of you! Thank you. Love Mom and Dad. We knew you'd do it, Darrin, we're very proud. Love, Mom and Dad. Melissa, we love you as you are; good luck making your dreams become reality. Mom and Dad. We're proud of you, Tom! Congratulations, love and thanks. Your folks. Marci, good luck in the Big City. We love you, Mom and Dad. Cathy, we are very proud of you and all that you have accomplished. We love you very much. Mom and Dad, Jim, we're proud of you and we love you! Please take care. Mom and Warren. Dear Nissa, Congratulations! We are proud that you're our daughter. Much love, Mom and Dad. You made it alone, on your own, Sean, and I'm proud of you. Love, Mom. To my baby girl, Vicki, thank you for making us so proud. We love you, Mom and Dad. SENIORS — TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR PAST 1 — Kris Whitney 2 — Mason Long 3 —JP Schell 4 — Annie Ritter 5 — Scott Anderson 6 — Chenoa Pardue 7 — Santi Cuadrado 8 — Lori Guthrie 9 — Shari McCormick 10 — Kerry Murphy 11 — Shellie Linscott 12 — Brett Williams 13 — Erin Morang 13 35 Agar, Jennifer Albright, Zoe Alderman, Jennifer Alt, James Alvarez, Jade Ashford, Faith Banks, Jerry Barrett, Joe Bauer, Denise Becker, Eric Behimer, Kim Berg, Brian Berg, Eric Bloxom, Joe Bonar, John Bowman, Asa Broberg, Ricky Brockus, Kavlee Broehl, Sneri Brown, Darlene Brown, Kim Brown, Mike Buck, Joeli Carlson, Tami Casey, Shawn Christman, Dean Clark, Carie Cochran, Adam Colvin, Timberly Converse, Glen Converse, Lori Coon, Chad Coon, Jeff Coulter, Kevin Cozort, James Crawford, Sheri Crettol, Greg Crosswhite, Geoffrey Day, Stacy Dillon, Deanna Disteldorf, Nicole Dofelmier, Laura Donaldson, Mila Drumwright, Misty DuMars, Monica Ednie, Lucy Fain, Lean Fletchell, Heidi 36 — juniors Expectations set high The year began with high expectations and goals which were met with zeal. Homecoming week was a series of repeated victories for the juniors. The girls of the Class of '89 won the annual powder puff football game again. Because Homecoming was on Halloween, doors were decorated with ghosts and ghouls; the juniors in Mr. George Marker's history class came in first place with the unforgetable tin foil tree, ghosts, and the dead Viking in its grave. Section decorating prizes also went to the Junior Class. Through all this, the juniors raised over $500 for their treasury. Other fundraisers which were successful included the yearly raffle and the Christmas dance, which was SHS will not soon forget, since it might have been the last of its kind. The Junior Class officers saluted their peers. President Justin Watkins said, Our sincere gratitude is extended to the students of our class. We hope that this level of spirit continues, and we thank you for your never-failing support. Keep it up, Class of '89. Fullerton, Jackie Garcia, Tammy Groanvelt, Kathleen Gulstrom, Chad Hall, David Hammack, Nadine Harbison, Tony Harkey, Eric Hartman, Jason Hatcher, Edgar Hatfield, David Henley, Missy Hernandez, Harvey Holmes. Joseph Howard, Eric Huguenin, Nicole Hulquist, Signe Hunt, Jennifer Hurley, Kersten Jacobson, Melynda Jensen, Alicia Johnson, Brett Johnson, Rama Johnson, Russ johnson, Sherida Kalin, Nina Kemp, Carolyn Kendall, Amy Kendall, Cherie Kennon, Bruce Klein, David Knowles, Lance Kramer. Matt Lamarcne, David Leake, Heather Lester, Davis Lewis, Chris Linder, Brent Lish, Aaron Lucas, Jean Lumsden, Cameron Lunde, Dianne juniors — 37 Lunde, Dwayne Lunde, Melissa Marker, Chris Mason, Jessica McAdam, Angela McClintock, Amy McCoy, Chad McNeil, Jennifer McNulty, Matthew Miller, Raelyn Miller, Steve Moilan, Robyn Montgomery, Morgan Moore, Danielle Morrill, Rebecca Mulch, Tina Murray, Warren Musci, Amy Nadeja, Brian Neer, Heather Neumann, Ann O'Conner, Katie O'Dell, Marsha Parsons, Jodi Perry, Eli Petersen, Heather Peterson, Donald Peterson, Marcy Pitkoff, Lauren Porter, Scott Puckett, Tamara Ramos, Lissette Randolph, Randy Reese, Ronie Reid, Arthur Rickman, Scott Rief, Raquel Riffle, Peggy Robinson, Amy Runk, William Saccamanno, Clay Schanz, Matt Scott, Monica Semick, Marne Shellhorn, Julie Simmons, Brian Sletten, Jennifer Smith, Tricia Southwick, Karla Spade, Clorrisa Spade, Tony Sparks, Paul Spencer, Vernon Spielman, Lance Springer, Josh Stangel, Pam juniors — 38 JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Adams, Alan Baidenmann, Cherie Brintle, Clint Clay, Tina Cummings, Trisha Fink, Kyle Gould, Brooke Hake, Jennifer Harris, Shane Henderson, Christy Hines, Kenneth Johnson, Rick King, Bruce Krebs, Marcia Linscott, Jason Martin, Jeff Mizell, Kevin Rendall, Winston Seward, Josh Smith, Eric Stevens, George Walraf, Gryndyl Stephens, Brent Strickley, Lisa Stuart, Jamie Sutton, Leanna Syth, Gary Syth, Jackie Tauber, Cassandra Taylor, Brad Taylor, Tricia Tilley, Duane Timblin, Tracy Timoskevich, Tammy Toomey, John Trapp, Wendy Trinidad, Shawn Tyburski, Stacy Van Den Berg, Jay Vanderwilt, Brian Verdal, Bobbi Vincent, Cathy Walthall, Travis Ward, Jeffery Warren, Reese Watkins, Justin Wilhelm, Kathy Wilkerson, Tim Wood, Brad Young, Suzanne juniors 39 No! I don't believe it! excaims Robin Moilan, after getting the juicy details on the latest news from Julie Shellhorn. Don Peterson explains what the Big Boys eat. Packed with nine essential vitamins and minerals, these make a great breakfast with milk, juice, and toast. 40 juniors Leanna Sutton plays it cool on Blues Brothers Day. Carolyn Kemp tells the Cedar Post staff everything they need to know about deadlines. juniors 41 90 unified The main goal of the Sophomore Class for this year was to establish class spirit, class enthusiasm, and class unity, accor- ding to president Melissa Wilson. Another goal of the Class of '90 was to get involved in group fundraisers. All students love to spend ;money, and that's what we plan on doing these next two years to come, said Melissa. We want the Class of '90 to stick out from the rest. We want to be thought of in a different manner than any other class to set foot in SHS. Alamillo, Patrick Anderson, Brian Arconti, Joseph Babin, John Bauer, Eric Bell, Dennis Bellomy, Eli Benjamin, Tracey Bennett, Leah Bennett, Nancy Bianco, Mayla Blagg, DaLin Bobby, Brant Bopp, Jesse Bottarini, Tanya Bowman,Amy Broehl, Russ Broughton, Erin Bruce, Sara Burke, Travis Burnham, Sandra Cameron, Mike Camp, David Camp, Kara Carrick, Mitch Carroll, Holly Charlton, Chris Christman, Greg Clark, Celeste Cleveland, Jason Clizer, Jamie Clizer, Jason Cocklin, Gus Coen, Kristi Connery, Matthew Cook, Preston Courser, Genda Cox, Jennifer Deeter, Darlene Denning, Brian Deubel, Angela Dexter, Michelle 42 sophomores Dotson, Shane Dowling, Hilary Dunham, Tori Earle, Christina Ellibee, Nathaniel Emerald, Tim Emory, Thomas Evans, Teresa Faircloth, Cheryl Ferguson, David Finney, john Flowers, Corinne Ford, Errin Fox, Tracy Gibbs, Matt Glahe, Shana Gleason, Rhonda Good, Cheryl Gordon, Mixe Gore, Jennifer Gunderson, Tonda Gunther, Deniece Guthrie, Jenny Hall, Marc Hamm, Denver Harbison, Jess Harris, Jesse Harris, Ryan Harvey, Krista Henry, Rob Hicks, Tracy Holinka, Erik Hollis, Nathen Holt, Dean Holt, Jennifer Howard, Darcie Howell, Paul Hull. Anthony Jacobson, Robert James, Sasha Jasper,Clayton Z Jeff res, Stacy Jenicke, Donya Johnson, Dianne sophomores 43 Johnson, Kevin Kalman, Russell Kennedy, Doug King, Catherine Kinkel, Carl Klopfenstein, Jerry Kramer, Christiana Krebs, Tracy Lager, Richard Lamb, Jasson Landingham, Harv Larson, Chad Lewis, Andre Lewis, Jacinda Lissy, Vincent Long, CharlQtte Long, Merris Lundean, David Maisel, Andrew Mancuso, Virginia Mandis, Charles Mason, Joe McArthur, Patrick McCahon, Molly McCormick, Chad Mclntire, Pamela McLaughlin, Molly McNall, Aaron Meyer, Wendy Meyers, Tamara Molt, Jeremy Moody, Kris Myers, Stacy Nickiscn, Melanie Nierman, Jason Nixon, Wanda Norih, Ted Olds, Pepe Osman, James Owens, Rodd Owens, Todd Pagano, Marilyn Pardick, Tracy Parenteau, Darren Parker, Anne Peterson, M'lissa Phillips, Josh Plaster, Kristina President Melissa Wilson (front) and vice president Heather Sheffler led the way to a creat year for the Sophomore Class. Adrian Verwolt was the class secretary-treasurer. 44 sophomores Ponsness, Gregory Porath, Jennifer Porter, Chris Poss, Keely Radis, Rusty Rafael, Ladena Raynor, Beth Reed, Tracy Rich, jacquie Rickman, Kevin Roberge, Laura Robinson, Zachary Roget, Steven Roy, Lance Runk, John Russell, Susan Schrader, Lanette Schranck, Lee Schwintek, Jason Seitz, Tamrah Shaver, Chad Sheffler, Heather Shelton, Nikolas Simmons, Ryan Smith, Lori Snyder, Michael Standish, Melinda Stark, Christopher Steen, Eric Steen, Scott Stephens, Ken Stevens, Thomas Stolz, Jon Stradley, Patricia Strite, Tiffany Stuart, Aimee Sylvester, Dean Tate, Reed Thomas, Eric Thueson, Michelle Thurlow, Ann Trader, Tina Turinsky, Marlene Turner, Lori Vail, Gregory Van Den Berg, Larry Van Rossum, Boogie Verwolf, Adrian Vierra, Erin Wagers, Lee Walker, Jennifer Ward, Travis Weatherford, Callie Weese, Jay Weldon, Diana Whittemoore, Su sophomores 45 Widgren, Bart Wilkinson, Heather Williams-, Angela Williams, Duana Wilson, Melissa Winnop, Shane Winslow, Kari Wratni, Kimberly Yeck, Courtney Young, Marc Zelinski, David NOT PICTURED Alvarez, Aaron Bankson, Josh Bell, Steven DaVault, Jeffery Eastlick, Cliff Hamann, Amanda Hamann, Mitch Holt, Troy Johnston, Darrold Lyman, Jonathan McGregor, Jean Morton, Jason Richardson, Dana Richardson, Darrell Shivel, Mike Strange, William Teague, Allen 46 sophomores Sophomores prepare for their upcoming, grueling final exams. Preston Cook comtemplates his next English class with fondness. sophomores 47 Abromeit, Erin Alamillo, Shane Alderman, David Alford, Lisa Ambrose, Paige Amstutz, Denya Andreason, Mite Antrim, Wayne Arconti, Andrew Bailly, Tiffany Bain, Gina Bair, Michelle Baker, Joni Bandelin, Edmund Barnes, Rory Bauer, Christine Bell, Samantha Bell, Tim Bellant, Carla Benboe, Dominic Berger, Theresa Berger, Vicky Bigelow, Ian Bilodeau, Kristine Black, Happiness Bock, Christopher Brixen, Scott Broehl, R.W. Buck, Marcie Bucklin, Andrea Burns, Brandy Cardinel, Douglas Carlson, Kerrie Carlson, Ryan Chaney, Brenda Churchill, David Cockrill, justin Conedy, Hillery Coon, Corey Cordova, Ben Costich, Jennifer Cox, Adrian TON A N A Y 48 freshmen Class of '91 makes history The Class of '91 had a transi- tional year in 1987-88, as it became the newest addition to the crowded halls and portable classrooms of SHS. SHS had not had a Freshman Class in the same building for over 30 years. Class officers were president Chris Nelson, vice president Krista Elliot, and secretary- treasurer Kerrie Carlson. The class started off big on the fun- draisers, making over $100 on the sale of spook insurance” to Sandpoint businessmen in Oc- tober. They also pocketed $50 at the Homecoming pep assembly for having the best class organization. The freshmen added much to SHS in the way of school spirit, pride, and fresh ideas. They also continued to work together to form a unity which added to the positive attitude at the school this year. Cox, David Crawford, Heather Critchfield, Chris Darling, David Darling, Zanthi Daugherty, Albert Dazey, Kay DeHart, Patricia Dempewolf, Christy Dempewolf, Mariza Deshon, Greg Dishman, Shari Dofelmier, Douglas Dolsby, Clint Dorland, James Drahein, Jeffrey 2 Dreier, Cody Dryden, Kellie DuMars, Melissa Duncan, Jennie Durr, Joshua Ebel, Scott Elliot, Krista Elliott, Joshua Feldhausenjim Fellin, Derek Fellows, Shawn Forell, Joseph Fotinatos, Demetri Fournier, Dustin Fournier, Jodi Fox, Tamra Framck, Collin Francois, Christa Freir, Anna Gabel, Cory Gatlin, Chad Gehring, Kristen Gilliland, Lloyd freshmen 49 Glazier, Karen Goullette, Danielle Grad, Sandra Hall, Jennifer Hall, Stephanie Hamp, Sonya Hawkins, Angela Haynes, Sean Hobbs, Dianna Holzer, Becky Howell, Janie Hull, Danielle Hunt, Fred Hyatt, Erica Ivy, Brian Jacobson, Bobbi Johnson, Matthew Johnson, Tom Kedish, Shawna Keely, Cody Kelley, Matthew Kenworthy, Debra Kibler, Fletcher Killen, Heather Kitt, Angela Kyllomen, Kim Larimer, Thad Larson. Lori Lawrence, Leigh Lent, Gene Lindley, Jill Linsday, James Lissy, Krista Littlefield, Milton Long, Kimberly Lukezech, April Maberry, Luke Malone, Shawn Mangini, Loretta Maurer, Jackie McArthur, Kevin McCormick, Aaron McKay, Bryce McNearney, Mark McNulty, Kearson Meeks, Bryan Middleton, Mary Miller, Monique 50 freshmen Moody, Colin Mooney, Teresa Moore, Alicia Moreau, Elysia Morley, Tyler Mosshart, josh Moyle, Peter Mulligan, Marvella Munyer, Johnathan Neer, Robyn Nelson, Christopher Nelson, Vernon Nitschke, Charles Nush, Jerry Nylund, Tracy O'Brien, Amy Parks, James Patton, James Peine, Malinda Perkins, Claire Perkins, Gwendolyn Petersen, Kyle Petersen, Scott Phillips, Heather Piatt, Marina Pierce, Terry Pope, Marni Porter, Brenda Powell, Malinda Press, Tara Pucci, David Rademacher, Katie '5' Rafael, David Raiha, Danny Ramsay, Chad Randolph, Angela Reese, Don Reid, Jennv Robbs, Delmer Roberson, Letha Roberts, Kelley Roden, Bryan Rosenberger, Michael Roy, T.J. Russell, Charity Sammons, Derrick Samson, Cynthia Schilling, Jerry Schneider, Angela Scott, Colby Seitz, Joshua Seymour, Thomas Shadel, Dee Sheffler, Carmin Short, Steven Simcox, Janette freshmen 51 Smith, Ryan Smith, Shannon Spurgeon, Deanna Steffensen, Eric Stevens, Brian Stockton, Jared Story, Nicole Strickley,Donna Susnis, Kira Swartz, Toni Syth, Heale Taylor, Edwin Thornton, Peter Tibbets, Amy Tolbert, Michael Tomason, Tommy Toomey, Jessica Topp, Jason Townsend, Anthony Trulove, Travis Tyler, Kevin Vacnon, Victor Van Gundy, Shawn Van Horne, Stefanie Vanderzwan, Katie Vincent, Jonathon Wakefield, Randy Walker, Holland Wallace, Linda Ward, Paul Weatherford, H. Weatherhead, Matt Webb, Amy Webb, Lori Weisz, Danielle Wessel, Heather White, Jennifer Whitehead, Summer Withers,Jan Wood, Jody Woodland, Diane Woods, Carla Woody, Kevin Yancey, Cristofer Yeck, Stacey Yetter, Matthew Young, James Young, Kenneth NOT PICTURED Abromeit, Justin Bennett, Leah Eaton, Todd Ford, Duane Gilliland, Linda Harman, Robert Hester, John Ivy, David Larcom, Justin Lyons, Tara Mitchell, Tracy Pucci, Adam Thompson, Ned 52 freshmen Two freshman girls discuss the stockmarket crash during their lunch break. Home is where the heart is ' the poet says. Surely, the warm, homey atmosphere of the SHS portables will be missed by the freshmen residents of Motel 9. freshmen 53 THE STAFF Like father, like son. Josh VVilund shows how to take t harge. It was almost 'back to normal' The 1987-88 school year represented a “return to normal as we discarded the double-shift nightmare and became Sandpoint High School once again. The year wasn't without change, however, as the ninth graders joined SHS after being separated from the rest of the school for over 30 years. The new kids on the block were many, but all were very qualified and made themselves right at home on our staff. Tom Albertson in math, Gale Hamby in P.E. English (and volleyball, tool). Meile Herman in ninth grade math, Bonnie Herrington in English, Mer- rian Merriman (say that five times real fast) in Spanish, Doug Olin in biology chemistry, Shirley Parker in English, Debbie Price in home economics, and Elisa Cottrell in Spanish all graced our halls for the first time as regular staff members. (Mrs. Parker had substituted here for many years.) Adding the “new ninth grade teachers to this list brought a lot of new faces to Sand- point High School. In addition, Lynne Disteldorf became our com- puter operator and Bill Miller the assistant principal to round out all of the changes. It was a year of cuts for the staff as Terry Iverson, Dwight Smith, and Ron Hunt all had surgery during the year. Mr. Hunt's hip replacement received a great deal of attention from all the staff. Some things didn't change, though. Mr. Adams still found time to throw his barbs, Mrs. Love con- tinued to work on new projects, and Mr. Hamilton stewed over deadlines, editorials, and whatever else there was to stew over. Mr. Gehring, Mr. Marker, and Mr. Aunan still owrked to bring more Advanced Placement classes in. We are crowded and have been moved and continue to share space, but Sandpoint High School boasts a great staff of caring peo- ple, of which we all can be proud. Jim Wilund, principal 54 staff C'mon, folks ' Mrs. O'Donnell laughs, can't anyone take a joke? staff 55 Gareth Abell Bill Adams Don Albertson Tom Albertson Leroy Anderson Woody Aunan Mary Baskett Ken Beaudoin Monica Beaudoin Esther Booth staff “Mother never told me there would be days like this.' staff David Darling H jayne Davis H Dave DeMers Tom Dryden H Ann Gehring H RickGehring Bob Hamilton H Judy Helton H JudyHeraper Meile Herman H Bonnie Herrington H Ray Holt Ron Hunt ■ Terry Iverson H Edna Iverson 58 Bill McDonald Ray Miller Mr. Lassen modeled his new nighty on pajama day. staff 59 Shirley Parker I Debbie Price I Marian Rendall Hjeanette SchandelmeierH Becky Smith Bonnie Spitzer ■ Barbara Tibbs ■ Dave Uggetti H Tom Walton I Jim Wandler Eva Whitehead H Raye Wilund Isn't he Darling? staff THE SUPPORT STAFF Ruth Hamilton Coral Melton staff 61 62 gangs ORGANIZATIONS gangs 63 FHA simmers In Sandpoint members of FHA offer SHS more than just balanced menues. Their school year focused on self-improvement, family rela- tions and the realization of self-worth. Members jumped into the STAR (Students Taking Action with Recognition) program with both feet. They competed in areas rang- ing from Creative Creed to Teens Face the Issues. Participating at the state level were freshmen Marvella Mulligan and Page Ambrose, who both received silver awards. In the group photo at the right, the members are adviser Jackie DeWitt, Page, Marvella, Debbie Kenworthy, adviser Esther Booth; front, Cheryl Estep and Erika Hyatt. Some club members lake time for a sassy pose with their adviser. 64 Ponderettes dance into action Starring at many of Sandpoint's basketball halftimes and pep assemblies were the newly re- juvenated Ponderettes, the SHS drill team. They also performed at Homecoming, some wrestling meets, and the state football playoffs in Moscow. The girls organized fundraisers such as selling candy bars and posters to finance the purchase of new uniforms and flags. At the helm was first year adviser Angela Cunlickson, a teacher at Stidwell, whose leader- ship made the year a successful one for the Ponderettes by their contributions to the school. anding, adviser Angela Gunlickson, Lissette Ramos, Deanne Monroe, Bobbi Verdal, Sherida Johnson, Jacquie Rich, Tina Mulch, Laura Roberge, Jamie mart, Sally McGlothun, Jenny Agar; kneeling, Debi Turner, Marci Peterson, Teresa Evans, Zoe Albright, Monica Scott, Peggy Riffle, Lori Turner. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ gangs One of the newest additions to the halls of SHS is the snack vending machine. It provides Student Council with the income for its varied activities. One activity of lasting importance was the student exchange with Creston. Early in the fall, several Student Council: top, Greg Deshon, Krista Elliot, Chris Nelson, Kerrie Carlson, Danny Raiha, Chad Brockus, Melissa Goullete, Kaylee Brockus, Lori Guthrie: third row, Tyler Morley, Linda Wallace, Danielle Hull, Aaron Lish, Jason Alquist, .Heather Weatherford, Tiffany Baily, Charity Russell, Megan Merriman; second row, Hillery Conedv, John Abromeit, Tom Rust, Adrian Verwolf, Heather Sheffler, Melissa Wilson, Demetrios Fotinatos, Ereika Nelson, Annette Lamb, Nissa Clark, Annie Ritter, Dani Nelson, Sherry Marks, Ruth Whittemoore; front, Heather Wilkinson, Lori Larson, Katie Vanderzwan, Janie Howell, Jerry Banks, Chris Lewis, Justin Watkins, Shari McCormick, Willow Birks. k k . Dani Nelson looks on while ASB secretary Annette Lamb records the minutes of a meeting. Lissette Ramos anxiously awaits the voting results for the ASB elections in the spring. brought the two schools together but also provided new insights on student government structure as well as school spirit. To round out the year, members of the council enjoyed a picnic catered by Longhorn Barbeque. students from our bordering country visited SHS. Council members hosted the visitors to a pizza party after school that day. But it didn't stop there. Later in tne year, SHS students were guests at Cranbrook High School. This exchange not only E.D. Nelson speaks out during a Student Council meeting. She was ASB vice president. gangs Cheerleader ot crowds involved The highlight of the cheerleaders' year was achieving their goal of promoting student involvement, including getting them to suggest new ideas for pep assemblies. To add to their routines, the cheerleaders attended summer camp at Washington State University. It was four days of learning cheers, dances, gym- nastics and building techniques. When all the squads were evaluated, the SHS varsity girls received all blue and gold rib- bons. It turned out that all the sore muscles were worth it, because the squad also won the camp championship contest for best sideline, adding a trophy to their winnings. The varsity squad, pictured left, included: top, Erin Morang, Chenoa Pardue, Kim Behimer; standing, Annie Ritter, Lori Turner, Tammy Puckett; front, Shari McCormick, Mindy Jacobson. The junior varsity, below, were Holly Walker, Lori Larson, Brenda Porter, Tara Press, Theresa Mooney, Charity Russell. gangs 67 Pe Band aids teams The Pep Band of SHS lived up to its name in '87-88. It performed at near- ly every home athletic event, spurring on the Bulldog teams. The group's lively numbers provided the backbone for a high level of school spirit. The members were: standing, Mark McNearney, James Martin, Dus- ty Fournier, Chris Yancey, director Tom Walton; third row, Pari Rohrbach, Kerry Murphy, Lori Guthrie, Kevin Johnson, Monica Dumars, Angie Deubel; second row, Dawn Highley, Leanna Sutton, Dean- na Spurgeon, Kris Moody, Wendy Meyer; front, Andrew Mysel, Melissa Dumars, Linda Wallace, Jenny Reid. James Martin puckers up for the big finale. 68 gangs Stage Band shows class The Stage Band, with its profes- ■ Dereck Fellon, Amy Robinson; mid- sional appearance and advanced ■ die row, Ken Young, Pari Rohrbach, skills, has given SHS a touch of class. H Kerry Murphy, Jim Bristow, James Their representation of Sandpoint in ■ Martin, Gary Syth; front, Lori Guthrie the Columbia Basin Jazz Fest capped ■ Karla Southwick, Leanna Sutton, a year of quality performances. The ■ Dawn Highley, Warren Murray, Eli members were: back row, Reese ■ Perry. Warren, director Tom Walton, I gangs 69 These clarinetists show the concentration it takes to be a good musician. Concert Band is busier, better Concert Band improved tremendously through its perfor- mances both in concerts and the large group festival in Coeur d'Alene, according to senior horn player Pari Rohrbach. The band marched in the Homecoming parade and played at all other home football games this year, as well as putting on Christmas and spring concerts. In March band director tom Walton helped organize the first ever districtwide Bonner County Music Festival. This combined the choirs and bands of Priest River, Clark Fork and Sandpoint. The festival was presented in celebration of 150 years of music education in America. Fundraisers consisted of the annual sandbag sales and also sales of candy bars for the second year in a row, bring- ing in a healthy profit to help pay for such expenses as the band's spring trip to Creston to march in that city's annual parade. Concert Band members: back, Cathy King, Chris Yancey, Neal Syth, Matt Connery, Pari Rohrbach; fourth row, Dusty Fournier, Eli Perry, )enny Guthrie, Wendy Meyer, Andrew Mizell, Chris Charlton, Gary Syth, Jim Bristow, James Martin, Lori Guthrie; third row, Krista Lissy, Heather Killen, Angie Deubel, Mark McNearney, Ken Young, Loretta Mangini, Warren Murray, Deanna Spurgeon, Leanna Sutton, Kevin Johnson, director Tom Walton; second row, Michelle Thueson, Gwen Perkins, Kris Moody, Jen- ny Reid, Linda Wallace, Melissa Dumars, Colin Moody, Deanne Shadel, Cindy Burnham, Kiersten Nordgaarden; front, Derek Fellin, Monica Dumars, Kristen Gehring, Tracy Krebs, Dawn Highley, Marlene Turinsky, Lee Lawrence, Patty DeHart, Clorissa Spade, Todd Owens. 70 gangs Singers had to audition for choir A first for the music department was the addi- tion of the performing choir. The singers had to audition for their positions. Yuletide carols brought regular and perform- ing choirs together in their first ever musical pro- duction Santa's Frosty Follies. Members of both choirs also participated in solo and ensemble competition at Whitworth College in Spokane. Performing choir entered as an ensemble, singing four selections and receiv- ing high marks, as did many of the soloists. Mrs. Judy Heraper, director of both choirs, along with other music teachers in the school district, coordinated one of Sandpoint's biggest musical performances when the student musi- cians from all three district high schools combin- ed their talents in the SHS gym in an entertaining music festival. In April the performing choir sang for the Idaho Education Association delegate assembly in Coeur d'Alene. The group rounded out the year with its final performance at baccalaureate. Performing choir (lop): back, Debi Turner, Stefanie Moody, director |udy Heraper; front, Sherry Marks, Ruth Whit- temoore, Sandra White, Erin Bothun. Not pictured, Kathy Nixon. Regular choir: standing, Stefanie Moody, Michael Peine, Brad Taylor, Jason Hartmen, Monique Miller, Connie Wallace, Katie Rademacher, Vaunadel Perry, Pam Stangel, director Judy Heraper; middle, Page Ambrose, Jenny Gam- boa, Jessica Mason, Lucy Ednie, Brandy Burns, Tanya Ribeiro, Jean McGregor; front, Jackie Fullerton, Kathy Vincent, BeckvHolzer, Danielle Goullette. Tori lohnson. Sonya Hamp. Kellie Drvden. ----------------------------- gangs 71 Honor society restarts carnival This year the local chapter of the National Honor Society, Leohono, had a membership of over 45. This large group of honor students began the year with high expectations and many goals. One of the major goals ac- complished was reviving the club's carnival, which is the oldest surviving school activity. With school and com- munity support, it turned out to be one of the most successful fun- draisers of the school year when the club decided to combine it with a dance. Members said it also increased the spirit and enthusiasm within Leohono. With funds raised throughout the year, the club granted two scholar- ships to senior members Kenda Doty and E.D. Nelson. Standing, Bruce King, Greg Crettol, Becky Mor- rill, Tom Rust, Brent Linder, Gary Sytn, Asa Bowman, Amy Robinson, Art Reid, Kenda Do- ty, Krystal Walker, Darrin Gleiser, Brian Berg, Megan Merriman, adviser Woody Aunan; kneeling, Chris Lewis, Justin Watkins, left Coon, Jerry Banks, Nissa Clark, Tina Mulch, E.D. Nelson, Nikki Glahe, Kris Whitney, Annie Ritter, Nixie Clark, Debbie Bates; sitting, Jen- nifer Hunt, Lori Guthrie, Aaron Lish, Carolyn Kemp, Jennifer Alderman, Shari McCormick, Lauren Pitkoff, Sherry Marks, Kim Behimer, Dani Nelson, Tammy Puckett, Monica Dumars, Mia Phillips, Pari Rohrbach, Zoe Albright, Leanna Sutton. Junior Chris Lewis just can't decide if he wantss red or white sweatshirts for Leohono members. 72 gangs Math Science competitive too The Math Science Club is unlike any any other group at SHS. This organization of young, intuitive minds tends to be as competitive as any sport, but on a strictly intellectual level. The highlight of the year for the club members was their biggest competition which was held in Boise. Members competed in areas including math, chemistry, physics, biology, engineering and scientific reasoning, and brought home a bundle of individual and team trophies. They had similar success in competitions held at Coeur d'Alene and Lewiston. President John Abromeit led the way in raising funds for the competition expenses. Members sold bags of gravel and earned over $1500 to support their numerous activities. (top)David Mansfield, who pulled down several individual championships in competitions around the state, shows how cool it is to be a member of Math Science Club. The members: top row, Vance Bell, Nikki Glahe, Darrin Gleiser, Chad Brockus, Brian Berg, John Rich, Brian Dryden, Chris Charlton, Scott Anderson; third row, Tom Rust, Debbie Bates, Carla Littlefield, Tina Mulch, Lenner Hansen, Mike Cameron, Debi Turner, Raelyn Miller, Krystal Turnbull; second row,John Abromeit, Patrick MacArthur, Sherry Stevens, Jennifer Hunt, Jennifer McNeil, Katie O'Con- ner, Justin Watkins, Chris Lewis, Greg Crettol; kneeling, David Mansfield, Aaron Lish, Mia Phillips, Dani Nelson, Becky Morrill, Zoe Albright, Matt Kramer. gangs 73 Among the many new things at SHS this year of the four- year student body is Computer Club. The group was led by adviser Jayne Davis, a math computer teacher and former SHS student, and club president Jason Alquist. The club had a membership of only 12 but they ac- complished much in their first year. They not only established a new club in school but also raised money and had two field trips. An appropriate fund raiser which brought the club over $250 was computer dating, which was timed to coincide with Valentines Day. Their field trips took members to Adatek' here in Sandpoint and then to the University of Idaho. Standing Chad Davis, adviser Jayne Davis, Nixie Clark, Mia Phillips, David Zelinski, Chris Lewis, Matt McNulty, Jeff Banks; front, Brian Dryden, Aaron Lish, Jerry Banks, Jason Alquist, Andre Lewis, Jim Bristow. Mrs. Davis explains computer procedures from a handy manual. Matt McNulty wants to know who's peeking over his shoulder. It was only us. gangs Peo Club as usual Pep Club members sprang to ac- tion early this year. With little preparation time, they made the Homecoming dance a financial success. The club began its year with nearly 70 members. Officers were president Chenoa Pardue, vice president Chad Childears and secretary Kersten Hurley. To round out the year, the club helped host Class Night for the seniors. The non-senior members provided refreshments, flowers and table decorations.___________________ Top row, Keome Hilt, Tiffany Strite, Chad Brockus, Melissa Goullette, Shelly Linscott, Teresa Pogue, Tina Trader, Corey Finley, Carol Lang, Marnita North, Signey Hulquist, Holly Carroll; fourth row, Sherida Johnson, Lynette Roos, Kim Girtman, Shana Glahe, Jennifer Walker, Christy Mauer, Angie Williams, Sue Whittemoore, Courtney Yeck, Erin Broughton, Michelle Thueson, Brenda Porter; third row, Annie Ritter, Nikki Winn, Willow Birks, Erin Morang, Kara Elliot, Mason Long, Shelley Andersen, Nixie Clark, Leanna Sutton, Cheryl Estep, Kiersten Nordgaarden, Jody Peters; secona row, Dani Nelson, Tammy Puckett, Mindy Jacobson, Shari McCormick, Kim Behimer, Lissette Ramos, Zoe Albright, Becky Morrill, Lori Turner, Kaylee Brockus, Missy Henly; Front, Krystal Walker, Crystal Turn- bull, Mia Phillips, Chad Childears, Chenoa Pardue, Kersten Hurley, Carla Littlefield, Jenny Costich, Jamie Stuart, Leah Fain, Debbie Bates. Now, girls, no peeking, orders vice president Chad Cnildears. Pep Clubbers always have fun, according to Debbie Bates. gangs As young actresses and actors in Mime Masque per- formed, some might ask, Who's Crazy Now? In their last play of the school year — Who's Crazy Now? — students polished their acting skills in portraying characters who are mentally deranged (most of them ex- teachers). Other plays performed this year included The Gift and 'The Gift of the Magi. Members of the club devoted much of their time finishing the inside of the Little Theatre located in Bonner Mall. Their major long range goal is to purchase a new lighting system. A dispute with the mall management over use of the theater was settled by mutual agreement late in the year. Many of the student thespians also went to a drama workshop at Ferris High School in Spokane where they met mime Doug McLeod. Through the efforts of competitive drama coacn Mrs. Bonnie Harrington, McLeod performed at an SHS assembly and later at the Panida Theater for the eneral public. Mime Masque shared the sponsorship of is appearance and made a little money for its depleted bank account. An M M cast knows better than anybody how to ham it up for the camera. M M members: top row, Katie O'Conner, Brian Dryden, Amy Kendall, Pari Rohrbach, Eric Berg; second row, Jean Lucas, Kerry Murphy, Wendy Trapp, Lisa Strickly, Tina Plaster, Matt Johnson; front, Kenda Doty, Debi Turner, Carolyn Kemp, Courtney Yeck, Jim Bristow, Erin Bothum, adviser LeRoy Anderson. 76 gangs Business Club nets gain in new effort Business Club designed itself into a corporation this year to give members hands on experience in learning how to operate a merchandising organiza- tion, establish a business club and fund the O.E.A. (Office Education Association), which is a competition for business students throughout Idaho. Headed by business department teachers John Nitcy and Ray Holt, the club sold 560 stocks at 50 cents each to raise capital of almost $300. The merchandise they sold included Homecoming balloons, rally shakers and roses and carnations on Valen- tines Day. The club grossed $630 and, conseauently, wound up show- ing a profit for its first year in business. Business Club members: top, Joeli Buck, Amy McClintick, Brian McCrum, Jeff Deshon, Willow Birks, Jason Shankweiler, Lisa Hanson, Marie Garvey, Andy Birts, Adam Cochran, Darcie Austin, Stacey Day, Leanna Sutton, Kaylee Brockus, Leah Fain, Missy Henley, Mona Norberg; third row, Lori Roberge, Nixie Clark, Shelley Andersen, Mason Long, Keirsten Nordgaarden, Corey Finley, Vicki Webb, Kim Girtman, Randy Harms, Eli Bellomy, Chad Childears; second row, adviser Ray Holt, Warren Murray, Cathy Van Den Berg, Tina Trader, Lori Turner, Chenoa Pardue, Shari McCormick, Denise Mclntire, Ereika Nelson, David LaMarche, adviser John Nitcy; front, Mia Phillips, Tony Harbison, Sheri Broehl, Jennifer McNeil, Kenda Doty, Cherie Kendall, Carrie Myers, Chad Davis, Nathan Hollis, Mark Ebbett. Cathy Van Den Berg, Marie Garvey and Lisa Hanson use the computer to sharpen their business skills. gangs 77 Ski Club substitutes water fun B The location of Sandpoint easily lends itself to an organizaton like Ski Club. Under the direction of adviser Chris Lassen, members planned trips, organized fund raisers and generated a ski-craze spirit throughout school. Unfortunately, the best laid plans often go astray. Because of a com- bination of events, the group never made an excursion to a sk;i resort this year as a club. Since their plans for snow-ski trips were not successful, in the spring the members focused their energies in another direction — water skiing. Their water activity was held on Lalce Pend Oreille and was accompanied by an afternoon barbecue. Ski Club members: top. Nixie Clark, Tami Carlson, Heather Leake, Erin Morang, Teresa Pogue, Keome Hilt, Nicole Disteldorf; third row, Denise Mclntire, Al Wohlaib, Michelle Weldon, Christy Hall, Carolyn Thompson, Monica Scott, Tom Rust, adviser Chris Lassen; kneeling, Jean Paul Losing, Rick Broberg, Chris Lewis, j.P. Schell, Jason Shankweiler, Eric Ad- dison, Randy Harms; front, Scott Anderson, Tom Keck, Scott Spears. Tami Carlson and Heather Leake grab a quick bite of lunch while waiting for tne Ski Club meeting to start. gangs 78 F alk in tongues Que ano magnifico! Fremdsprachen machen spass! Nons aimons le francais! These expressions ( What a great year! Foreign is fun! and We love French! ) might have been heard among the school's foreign language students, including some of the ex- changers from other countries. FLC was especially active during the Christmas season. The club con- tinued its annual sale of Advent calendars, and also entertained the school with a caroling session through the halls. The Foreign Language Club members: top row, jim Alt, Aaron Lish, Mia Phillips, Lennart Hansen, lean Paul Losing; middle, Trish Cum- mings, Chris lewis, Santi Lopez, Justin Watkins, Chad Brockus, Dani Nelson, Lissette Ramos, adviser Mary Baskett; front, Denise Bauer, Krystal Turnbull, Kaylee Brockus, Stacy Tyburski, Jennifer McNeil, Monica Dumars, Krystal Walker. Foreign Language Club offic ers Krystal Walker, Mia Phillips and Amy Robinson make lor a strong leadership team. Cedar Post gets early start Cedar Post had its ups and downs during the year, according to editor Megan Merriman. One of the ups was the issue of the CP that the staff managed to have available on the first day of school, which is a rare accomplishment, as Megan put it. Megan changed the CP nameplate this year, much to the approval of most readers. Next year's staff plans to keep the new look, according to new editor Carolyn Kemp. The paper hit some financial difficulties at one point and had to suspend publication for a month following Christmas vaca- tion. The main reason was the loss of revenue from the pop vending machines. Last year while double shifting was in effect, there were a lot more people using the vendors, and without that income CP was having some problems. The Letters column was especially popular this year, with several students regularly submitting thought provoking and controversial viewpoints. The student body really got involved with the paper. Megan said the best thing about her staff was their ability to write anything and do it well. Ad- viser Bob Hamilton agreed, especially in the case of Megan herself. CP staff members: standing, Lynette Roos, Kim Girtman, Carolyn Kemp, Sandy Weese, Lori Guthrie, adviser Bob Hamilton; front, Nicki Donaldson, Megan Merriman, Pari Rohrbach. 80 gangs “You say you want a 16-pager by next week?! laughs Megan. Mr. Wilund oughtta get a kick out of this week's editorial, says adviser Bob Hamilton. “We missed you at layout, Nicki, Pari says. gangs 81 The staff: top, Vicki Webb, Annette Lamb: middle. Sherry Marks, Teresa Pogue, Kerry Murphy, Kim Girtman; front, adviser Bob lamilton, editor Nikki Winn, assistant editor Ruth Whittemoore._ works hard Monticola joined the Computer Age with the 1987-88 yearbook. Adviser Bob Hamilton put the IBM computer, which was acquired from Taylor Publishing Co. last year, to more extensive use this year with both layouts and copy recorded on discs rather than the tradional forms that have been used in the past. Use of the computer not only saved the staff some time, but it also will earn a discount off the printing costs. Editor Nikki Winn came up with this year's design and formulated the student life, spring activities and color sections of the book. Assistant editor Ruth Whittemoore took charge of the organizations sec- tion, and Sherry Marks edited the classes section. They combined their efforts in each and also worked together in the faculty section of the annual. Kerry Murphy was in full charge of the sports section, creating everything from the layouts to the pictures, copy and headlines. Jessica Susnis was the copy editor. Besides writing some of the copy, she did much of the computer entry work for the index. Teresa Pogue was in charge of the darkrooms and contributed pictures, especially for the student life section. Kim Girtman also took pictures for the book, particularly the sports section. Vicki Webb did the bookkeeping and billing along with her Cedar Post duties of a similar nature, and An- nette Lamb was the business manager. Besides the inclusion of color pic- tures of seniors, which is becoming a tradition after three years, other highlights of this year' annual include the yellow pages advertising section and the index of student, faculty and advertiser names. “The staff is to be congratulated for accomplishing so much with so few people, said Mr. Hamilton. [82 gangs In the Cedar Post room, the pen is ALWAYS mightier than the sword. Left, Teresa Pogue gets carried away with a practical joke, thinking the picture cropper is head chopper. Below, Jessica Susnis diligently works on filing and copy writing. Ruth Whit- temoore offers a desperate prayer in hopes sne will finish before the deadline. Phew! That darkroom really is getting bad! says Kerry Murphy. gangs 83 SPORTS It was a good year to be a Bulldog! Bulldog teams began making waves right away this year. The football team played in the state championship game for the first time, and the volleyball team placed in the state tournament for the umpteenth time. The rest of the year could be characterized in three words — busy, busy, busy. There used to be just three athletic teams at SHS not so many years ago. They were boys football, boys basketball, and boys track. About 1960 golf and wrestling were added, also for boys only, and that's the way things stood until the I970's when interscholastic athletic competition for girls was re-introduced (the very first girls basketball game bet- ween SHS and ano.ther school was played in 1906). Now there are four times as many lettering sports available to athletes in this school as there were 25 years ago. While that may be a terrific advancement for Sandpoint area athletes, it has caused two problems: the need for more facilities (gyms and playing fields) and more money (for uniforms, equipment, travel, supplies, etc., etc.). Scheduling practices, games and meets for all those teams and raising the money to fund them is the job of the athletic director. For the past two years that has been Mr. Duane Ward, who graduated from SHS back in those simpler years but who now has to guide the athletic for- tunes of his alma mater through these more complicated times. He also is the boys basketball coach, which doesn't make his life any easier, especially when he has a good team like he did this year. Is it worth it? You bet! the Bulldog alum exclaimed. Sometimes there aren't enough hours in the day to get to everything and everyone that seem to demand my time, and sometimes it becomes frustrating when there isn't enough money to supply or equip our athletes properly, but there's still no place else I'd rather be. sports 84 sports Bulldogs reach goals The Bulldog football team's goal at the beginning of the season was to make it into the state playoffs. Not only was this an attainable goal, it gave the team more incen- tive to commitment and hard work throughout the season, and it payed off. Sandpoint made it all the way to the championship game for the first time in the history of the state playoffs. After an easy win against Bon- ners Ferry to start the year, the team went on to beat both Wallace and West Valley. Accor- ding to head coach Mike Hagadone, these were two tough teams to beat and it boosted team morale to know that they were on their way to what they had set out to do. Sandpoint's encounter with Coeur d'Alene at the end of the it was, one of the best ex- periences we could ever have had, said Coach Hagadone. They (the Bulldogs) played some really good ball and learned a lot during that game. Qualification for the state playoff came earlier when the Bulldogs knocked off Moscow and Post Falls, the other two A-1 Divi- sion II football teams in North Idaho. They went on to beat Mountain Home 23-7, avenging a loss to that club from last season, and advanced to the champion- ship game. They lost that one 39-7 to Idaho Falls and captured the runnerup trophy. According to Coach Hagadone, Sandpoint football is on the upsw- ing. He feels that this team put in a lot of hours and most of the players made many sacrifices for each regular season didn't end in a I other. And it shows, he said. Bulldog victory, but in losing 21-13 Chad Childears runs for a touchdown dur- ing the state playoff game against Idaho Falls. A Sandpoint player dives for a loose ball while the Wallace Miners look on. The Bulldog varsity and JV squads: back row, coach John Knowles, Scott Steen, Jason Clizer, Troy Holt, Joe Mason, John Finney, Eric Holinka, Adrian Verwolf, Greg Ponsness, David Zelinski, Chad Larson, Tony Hull, coach Mike McNulty; third row, Eli Bellomy, Eric Thomas, Shawn Trinidad, Bart Widgren, Marc Hall, Paul Howell, Matt McNulty, Joe Holmes, Bob Jacobson, Brian Nadeja, Travis Ward, Pat Alamillio, Joe Bloxom, Chris Porter; second row, Jerry Banks, Chris Lewis, Steve Miller, Glen Converse, Greg Crettol, Jeff Ward, Jay Van Den Berg, head coach Mike Hagadone, Scott Porter, Harvey Hernandez, David Hall, Shane Harris, Duane Tilley, Eric Becker, Clay Saccamanno; front row, coach Tom Albertson, Tom Rust, David Thornton, Todd Brannigan, Bill Peterson, David Velacich, Corey Millard, Jon Niemi, Scott Anderson, Cliff Anderson, coach John Nitcy. sports Junior Joe Holmes carries the ball for a first down against the Moscow Bears. This 14-0 victory was a key win for the Bulldogs on their way to the state playoffs._________________ Junior Eric Becker finds a hole in the defense right after senior quarterback Cliff Anderson handed him the ball. Becker made iust about every all-something team around. He starred on both offense and defense and was part of an all-junior backfield that will be back next season. THE BULLDOG SCOREBOARD SHS Opponent Score 20 Bonners Ferry 0 35 Wallace 6 21 West Valley 6 55 Kellogg 0 26 East Valley 7 14 Moscow 0 6 Lewiston 21 21 St. Maries 12 31 Post Falls 14 13 Coeur d'Alene State Playoffs 23 Mountain Home 7 7 Idaho Falls 39 sports 87 Dedication pays off Although he didn't want to single anyone out, head coach Mike Hagadone said the backbone of this year's football team was the 11 returning senior players. Their attitude and dedication set the standard for the year. The entire staff enjoyed working with the team, the coach said. Every member seemed to be hard working and committed to the team. In turn, the team's attitude and pride in itself helped school spirit. I'm really proud of the student body for its support. It was great to have people packed into the stands cheer- ing for us. The whole team really appreciated it, said Coach Hagadone. 88 sports Junior Jeff Ward makes use of a football kicking tee to prop up his in- jured ankle while watching in frustration as his teammates play against Idaho Falls in the state championship game. A few minutes before this picture was taken, senior Tom Rust had broken his collar bone. He returned from the injury to play in the state title game. Coach DeMers wants to discuss the next play, but is Coach McNulty really listening? sports 89 sports 90 JV's post even mark, 4-4 The junior varsity football team got off to a good start by practicing with the varsity and learning what the big boys could show them. According to varsity head coach Mike Hagadone, there was a lot of talent on the JV squad. He said they did a fine job in ending the season with a 4-4 record. There were some really good players on the team this year, Coach Hagadone commented. I'm looking forward to working with them on the varsity team. )V players pursue to defend their territory. sports 91 Sandpoin.t freshmen quar- rel with their op- ponent over possession of the ball. Frosh learning Learning to play the game is what freshman football is all about. The rules, plays and techniques were what the team improved on during the season. Good sportsman- ship and desire to compete also developed as the Bullpups built a 4-3 season record. We had a strong team this year, and I am really proud of what they accomplished, said frosh coach Dave Uggetti. According to varsity head coach Mike Hagadone, hav- ing the freshmen in the high school didn't really help the team very much this year, but he believes it will make a difference in the future of the football program at SHS. v 4 Sandpoint's opponent breaks through the offense to stop Peter Thornton. Back row, Shane Alamillo, Hilary Hernandez, Cody Dreier, Bryan Meeks, Tyler Morley, Tom Thomason, Corey Coon; row three, Kearson McNulty, Scott Petersen, Ryan Smith, Greg Deshon, Chris Nelson, Demetrios Fotinatos, Aaron McCormick, John Vincent, Thad Larimer, Sean Haynes; row two, Eric Steffensen, Tim Bell, Randy Wakefield, Tom Seymour; front, Chad Gatlin, Joshua Seitz, Scott Brixen, Jim Young, Chris Bock, Chad Ramsay, Peter Thornton. 92 sports Frosh improve The freshman volleyball team finished its season with a 10-4 record. Although the team got off to a slow start, it continued to improve throughout the season. Being part of the high school helped the team because they had more opportunities to see the older players work out. I wish that we could have practiced more with the varsity and junior varsity teams, but they were getting used to a new coach and had that pressure ' said coach Rik Mikkelson. He also pointed out that two freshmen, Krista Elliot and Bobbi Jacobson, who ordinarily would have played with the ninth graders were moved up to the JV team at the beginning of the season. Back row, Katie Vanderzwan, Erin Abromeit, Christine Bilodeau, Karen Glazier, Angela Hawkins, Alicia Moore, Sandy Gradd, coach Rik Mikkelson; front, Jody Fournier, Kerrie Carlson, Shana Kedish, Angela Kitt, Diane Woodland, Janie Howell, Angie Schneider. Kristine Bilodeau passes the ball as Angela Hawkins looks on. Erin Abromeit and Kim Long block a tip by the Kellogg offense. sports 93 JV spikers go to 18-2 Under the coaching direction of Sandpoint businessman Dave Self, a long time volleyball junkie who has helped the Bulldog program in many ways of the years, the junior varsity volleyballers rolled to an exceptional 18-2 season record. Among those people the young Bulldogs impressed was varsity head coach Gale Hamby. Our jayvee team is a very talented group of young women, she said. Their hard work and team cohesiveness showed in the season record. We are expecting them to make a great contribution to our var- sity team in 1988. Back row, coach Gale Hamby.Marne Semick, Krista Elliot, Marilyn Pagano, Bobbi Jacobson, Angie McAdam, coach Dave Self; front, Leanna Sutton, Hilary Dowling, Heather Petersen, Dianna Dillon, Michelle Dexter, Beth Raynor, Susy Young. Mascot Lynette Roos helped cheer the jayvees on to victory, too. 94 sports Team begins anew Junior Amy McClintick cheers on the team as junior Darlene Brown waits in worried anticipation. The Bulldog volleyball team began preseason practice with a new coach for the second year in a row, which meant that the seniors had played for a different coach for three straight years. Gale Hamby took the position after coaching in Spokane. It was a difficult season for the team because only one of the players had been a starter the previous year. According to Coach Hamby, this has been a learning year for the team. With the senior having had so little varsity playing time, there wasn't as much ex- perience and leadership as previous years. Still, hard work and dedication got the team to the state tourna- ment where the Bulldogs tied for fifth place. Although they didn't take another state title, according to Coach Hamby the growth of the team was more important than a first place finish. Senior Kara Elliot and juniors Darlene Brown and Jodi Parsons were selected for the A-1 North Idaho Sunday newspaper all-star first team, while seniors Shelley Andersen and Raelin Timblin made the second team. 96 sports Varsity coach Gale Hamby watches an intense match, while JV coach Dave Self stares at his clip board. The team: back row, Marni Semick, Robin Aldrich, Nicole Huguenin, Jodi Parsons, Shelley Andersen, Dianna Dillon, and Amy McClintick; middle row, Cathy Van Den Berg, Darlene Brown, Rae Lin Timblin, Kara Elliot, Judy Roberge, and Heather Petersen; front, assistant coach Dave Self and head coach Gale Hamby. The team listens carefully as Coach Hamby gives some advice on how to beat Lewiston. It worked, as usual; the Bulldogs beat the Bengals four times this season. Senior Rae Lin Timblin tips the ball over the Post Falls defenders. THE VARSITY SCOREBOARD Opponent Game scores(SHS first) Coeur d'Alene 15-12, 5-15,10-15 Lewiston 15-8,15-11 St. Maries 2-15, 8-15 Mead 15-6,15-8 St. Maries 4-15, 6-15 Cheney 15-8,10-15,15-6 Post Falls 15-5, 15-6 Lakeland 17-15, 15-11 Moscow 15-6, 15-7 Coeur d'Alene 15-4, 9-15,5-15 Meridian 6-15, 4-15,17-15 Centennial 16-14, 15-6 Borah 11-15, 10-15 Newport 5-15, 4-15,15-11,8-15 Lewiston 15-6, 15-5 Moscow 15-3, 15-2 Post Falls 15-4, 15-6 Colville 9-15, 15-9, 8-15, 12-15 Puyallup 15-7,6-15, 12-15, 15-5, 4-15 Davis (Yakima) 15-5,14-16,1-15, 3-15 District Tournament Lewiston 15-12,4-15,15-3 Coeur d'Alene 6-15, 5-15 Lewiston 2-15, 15-5,15-8 Coeur d'Alene 2-15, 8-15 State Tournament Meridian 3-15, 9-15 Borah 15-10,16-14 Idaho Falls 8-15,12-15 sports 97 Cross country succeeds Bulldogs host first home meet The Bulldogs' third cross country season opened with the anticipa- tion that they would host their very first home meet. This meet turned out to be one of the highlights of the season. The competition was provided by Bon- ners Ferry and Priest River, but the outcome was in favor of the Bulldogs, who placed four runners in the top five places in the boys division and all of the first five places in the girls division. The team's five returning senior and two junior runners gave plenty of support and encouragement to the new members. Tammie Thurston was the most inspirational person on the squad. She was always encouraging the other runners, said coach Cheryl Klein. The Bulldog boys regularly plac- ed runners in the top five finishers of their races. Boys team captain Brian Griffin placed first in the Post Falls Invitational to become the first Bulldog ever to win an in- terscholastic cross country meet. He also led the pack in the home meet victory. The regional meet in Lewiston was attended by by the Griffin twins and Lish. Brad placed fourth with a time of 17:24. Brian came in seventh and Aaron placed twelfth. The entire girls team also attend- ed regionals, with sophomore Jamie Clizer the top Bulldog finisher in eleventh, missing state competition by one place. The boys continued to in- dividual competiton at the state meet in Pocatello where Brian placed 27th, Brad 30th and Aaron 42nd. We had a larger team than last year and they improved steadily throughout the year. The competi- tion was tough, but they did really well. Next year's team should have more depth and strength. This year gave them a lot of good ex- perience, said Coach Klein. The Bulldog runners prepare for victory against Bonners Ferry and Priest River in SandpoinTs first ever home meet. The historic date was Oct. 6,1987. Seniors Brad and Brian Griffin lead the pack in Sandpoint's first home meet, while seniors Santi Lopez and Tim Caveny follow- close behind. Brian placed first to become the first Bulldog ever to win a cross country meet. sports Brian was discouraged with his seventh place finish at the regional meet in Lewiston. The boys cross country team: back row, Mark McNearney, Brad Grif- fin, Santiago Cuadrado, Jean Paul Losing, coach Cheryl Klein, John Babin, Aaron Lish, and Brian Griffin; front, Lee Wagers, James Patton and Tim Caveny.___________________________________________ The girls team: Jenny White, Kara Camp, Michelle Bair, Coach Klein, Tammie Thurston, Jamie Clizer, and manager Jill Castle. sports 99 100 Girls soccer improves Girls soccer, continuing to grow and improve in its short life so far at SHS, posted its most successful season this year with three wins, six losses and three ties. Sandpoint has never beaten West Valley or Coeur d'Alene in girls soccer, but this year the Bulldoes managed ties with both of those Inland Empire League opponents. They also tied East Valiev. All three scores were 0-0. The SHS girls beat Pullman three times. Returning seniors on the team were Christy Hall. Nikki Glahe, Teresa Pogue, Krystal Walker and Michelle Weldon. Although those five are graduating, coach Frank Delamarter feels that the team is in good shape for the next season since most of the players are returning and he expects large turnouts of freshmen in the next couple of years. I'm really happy with the results this year,'' Coach Delamarter said. Con- sidering the excellent competition we had, we did very well this season. Standing, Raelyn Miller, Kim Behimer, Jennifer Cox. Teresa Pogue, Christy Hall, Nikki Glahe, Krystal Walker, Michelle Weldon and Jennifer Hall,'kneeling, Tamera Seitz, Shana Glahe, Molly McLaughlin, Nicole Disteldorf, Melissa Wilson, Melanie Nickisch and coach Frank Delamarter. Senior Christy Hall takes control of the ball during a game against Inland Empire League powerhouse West Valley (top). Her senior teammate Teresa Pogue smiles approval from the sidelines. sports Sophomore Darlene Deeter fights off an East Valley player for the ball. The Bulldogs' future looks bright because so many younger players like Darlene will be returning._____________________________________ THE VARSITY SCOREBOARD SHS Opponent Score 0 East Valley 3 8 Pullman 0 0 West Valley 9 0 Coeur d'Alene 2 1 East Valley 7 4 Pullman 0 0 West Valley 6 0 Coeur d'Alene 0 0 East Valley 0 3 Pullman 0 0 West Valley 0 0 Coeur d'Alene 1 sports Girls win tourney Although the girls basketball squad got off to a slow start, losing seven of its first ten games, the girls improved with each game and finished strongly and won two games in the regional tournament. The girls knocked off Lewiston twice, including once in the tour- nament, beat state A-2 champs St. Maries, and surprised a state tournament-bound West Valley. In one ,of the most dramatic com- ebacks of any season, Sandpoint came from an 18 point deficit to edge Lewiston 58-56 in their se- cond league meeting. Some of the key players for first year head coach Patsy Olin were Nicole Hiatt, who was named Most Valuable Player at the end of the season; Keome Hilt, a transfer from Noxon who became the club's leading rebounder; Cathy Van Den Berg, a defensive stan- dout; and Kara Elliot, the leading scorer. Mrs. Olin, who played for a state tournament Bulldog team when she was a senior here, said, Coaching this year was a really good experience. I'm looking for- ward to next season and working with the upcoming players. I think that you learn more every year, and I enjoy being able to coach these girls. Junior Heather Petersen's jump shot over the Lakeland defense helped the Bulldogs to a 44-37 win over the Hawks. Standing, coach Patsy Olin, Suzy Young, Heather Petersen, Keome Hilt, Wendy Meyer, Beth Raynor, Nicole Hiatt, and Danielle Moore; kneeling, Kara Elliot, Nicole Disteldorf, Cathy Van Den Berg, Duana Williams and Raelyn Miller. sports 102 SHS THE BULLDOG SCOREBOARD Opponent Score 41 St. Maries 29 20 Bonners Ferry 38 24 Borah 46 31 Capital 43 45 Kellogg 44 44 Lakeland 37 20 Centennial 47 28 Boise 42 37 Lewiston 46 43 Post Falls 17 43 Lakeland 51 38 Moscow 44 28 Bonners Ferry 53 41 Cheney 35 30 West Valley 37 58 Lewiston 56 29 Post Falls 39 23 Coeur d'Alene 39 38 Moscow 61 48 West Valley 42 26 Coeur d'Alene 35 48 Regional Tournament Lewiston 45 47 Coeur d'Alene 65 39 Post Falls 35 28 Moscow 48 Junior Nicole Disteldorf hit this layin (above) to give Sandpoint another two points against Post Falls in a surprising rout 43-17. Senior Nicole Hiatt shows the determination that earned her the team's MVP award. sports 103 Team improves skills The girls junior varsity basketball team ended its season with an 11 -8 record. Throughout the season, the main goal of the team was to im- prove individual and team skills, said the coach, Mike Keough. The success of this aim was shown in the number of JV players who were moved up to the varsity level during the season. Five JVs — Nicole Disteldorf, Danielle Moore, Raelyn Miller, Duana Williams and Wendy Meyer — saw time on the varsity court during the regular season, and Beth Raynor and Mer- ris Long joined them on the varsity roster for the regional tournament. According to Coach Keough the goals set at the beginning of the season were achieved with an en- thusiastic attitude by the girls. “They had a really great attitude toward the game the entire year, he said. If all three basketball teams (var- sity, JV, frosh) continue to work together, Mr. Keough feels that the strength of the girls basketball pro- gram will improve. Standing, coach Mike Keough, Nicole Disteldorf, Donya lenicke, Michelle Dexter, Beth Raynor, Danielle Moore, Tracy Hicks; kneeling, Merris Long, Raefyn Miller, Duana Williams, Keely Poss, Jennifer Agar. Coach Mike Keough, who teaches at Stidwell, coached the JV girls for the first time this season, but he is no newcomer to the sport. Besides having coached several teams at Stidwell, he has been a basketball official for many years. sports 104 Merris Lone shows her specialty, the out- side jump snot, before the home bench. Sophomore Duana Williams lifts a short jump shot while teammate Beth Raynor waits for a possible rebound. Both girls should give the Bulldogs added strength for the next two years, according to their coaches. sports 105 Frosh win The freshman girls basketball team compiled a 1987-88 season record of 7-4 with a strong finish. The girls started the season well, but about half way through they suffered a spell of illnesses that lasted about a month before the entire team was back together. When that finally happened, they finished with several big wins. Learning to play as a team was the major goal set by coach Ray Salinas at the start of the season. I definitely think that we reached this goal by the end of the season, he said. The girls were playing really well and had the confidence to turn to each other on the court. Coach Salinas also had great praise for the team managers, who took care of the many details that are part of a team's needs. I can't say enough about them, the coach said. Center Shawna Kedish has the height to shoot over just about any defense. In this case, it's Priest River's but the Spartans won anyway. Angie Randolph has learned to keep the ball away from the defense while looking for a teammate to pass it to. Standing, senior manager Dawn Highly, Krista Elliot, Alicia Moore, Lisa Alford, Kristina Bilodeau, Shawna Kedish, Angie Randolph, Claire Perkins, Bobbi Jacobson, coach Ray Salinas; kneeling, manager Linda Wallace, Melissa DuMars, Dianne Woodland, Deanna Spurgeon, manager Kristen Gehring, manager Christine Bauer. sports 106 9th boys split up So many excellent freshman basketball players showed up for the boys squad that they were divided into two separate teams, and both of them had outstanding seasons. We didn't want to cut anyone from the team this year. This way they all got experience and won't be discouraged from trying out next year, said frosh coach Dave DeMers. The teams posted 7-1 and 8-1 season records. According to the other freshman coach, Bud Lang, both teams were easy to coach and were highly motivated. They have a really bright basketball future ahead of them, he said. Eric Steffensen (50) plays aggressive Bulldog defense. Demetrios Fotinatos and Scott Petersen are always ready to get into the game._________________________________________ Red team (above): standing, Peter Thornton, Sean Haynes, Shawn Fellows, Scott Petersen, coach Dave DeMers, Joshua Seitz, Thad Larimer, James Patton, Eric Steffensen; kneeling, Kenneth Young, Demetrios Fotinatos, manager Chris Melson, David Darling, Aaron McCormick. White team: standing, manager Kevin McArthur, Doug ■vov.f G' -1 r irv.u- 1 n wo: u rvi i Larcom, coach Bud Lang; kneeling, Scott Brixen, Paul Ward, Bryan Meeks, Chris Bock. sports 107 V's all-sophs Although the boys junior varsity basketball team ended the season with 4-16 record, there was something to be op- timistic about — it was an all-sophomore squad. Combin- ing that information with the fact that there were two strong freshman teams this year indicates some quality seasons ahead for the Bulldogs. First year coach Don Kotschevar, an SHS alum, said that two of the main goals of the season were to improve the players' defense and passing skills. They improved 100 per cent, he said. In my book they had a winning season. Looking for someone to pass fo is sophomore Travis Ward. (Top right)A Bonners Ferry player tries to block a shot by sophomore Bob- by lacobson. Sophomore John Finney take the ball down the court as Travis Ward looks on. 108 sports Back row, manager Kevin Rickman, Lee Wagers, John Finney, Aaron McNall, Charlie Mandis, Bobby Jacobson, Scott Steen, coach Don Kotschevar; front, Pat Alamillo, Tom Emory, Travis Ward, Chad McCormick, Troy Holt. sports 109 Standing, David Thornton, Cameron Lumsden, Cliff Anderson Brett Williams, Jay Van Den Berg, Darren Gleiser, manager Chad Shaver, manager Brian Berg; kneeling, head coach Duane Ward, Santiago Lopez, Jeff Ward, John Abromeit and Lance Spielman. no Bsports Junior Cameron Lumsden shows perfect layup form in a game against traditional foe Bon- ners Ferry. The Bulldogs played the Badgers only once this year and handled them with ease, 59-35. Senior David Thornton soared for this dunk against Moscow in the regional tournament, but the Bears eventually prevailed and knocked Sandpoint from the region's second state tournament spot along with Lewiston. Cagers rank as IEL co-champs In the last few years, Sandpoint's basketball program has become com- petitive in the state. The varsity team showed their competitiveness this season by becoming co-champions of the Inland Empire League and placing third in the regional tournament. The team had high expectations placed on them at the beginning of the season, according to coach Duane Ward, and he was very pleas- ed with the results of the season. They played a tough schedule this year. Tne team set records in field goal percentage, assists and steals, the coach noted. Many of the players had been on the varsity level before, which went a long way to strengthen the program. With several juniors on the squad, the strength will also be there next year. The team isn't satisfied with just being competitive, they want to win. It's been a positive season and I'm proud of the kids, said coach Ward. According to tbe coach, the season was a team effort all the way. The members worked hard together and had good concentration throughout the season. I'm proud of those who didn't get to play much. It shows a lot of character to hang in there throughout the season and work as hard as those who get more playing time, said coach Ward. SHS THE RECORD Opponent Score 64 Wallace 74 80 Colville 40 59 Bonners Ferry 35 63 Boise 67 58 Meridian 96 43 Centennial 55 47 Boise 54 59 Cheney 52 56 Wallace 54 65 West Valley 76 69 St. Maries 36 68 Coeur d'Alene 55 44 Lewiston 56 70 Post Falls 67 52 Coeur d'Alene 50 72 Moscow 60 45 Post Falls 28 82 Kellogg 42 75 Moscow 73 48 Lewiston 60 62 Tournament Moscow 39 50 Lewiston 58 69 Moscow 70 Senior John Abromeit shows why the Bulldogs set a new team record in field goal shooting this year — they often shot very close to the basket. sports 111 Bus wrecks matmen Junior Chad Gulstrom starts a takedown move against his opponent. The varsity wrestling team had an up and down season, at least partly due to a bus wreck on the way to Lewiston early in the season. At the regional tournament the team had a bad day and several wrestlers made errors that cost them placement in the state meet, head coach Mike McNulty said. The three state tournament wrestlers from SHS were Brian Griffin at 112 lbs., Jerry Banks at 135, and heavyweight David Velacich. Griffin placed fifth in his weight class, and Velacich got sixth. Both are seniors, but Banks is a junior and could very well get another try next season. According to Coach McNulty, as many as five other Bulldog wrestlers could have qualified for state, except that some didn't recover enough from early season injuries to wrestle much. Honors given out at the end of the season included the captain awards, which went to Velacich and Brian Griffin; the MVP, which also went to Brian; the Ralph Walter most inspirational trophy, given to Brad Griffin; and the coaches award, which was receiv- ed by Don Peterson. The junior varsity team ended its season with a 6-3 record. They got plenty of good experience, accor- ding to Coach McNulty, who add- ed that the JVs showed excep- tional enthusiasm and sometimes set the pace for the varsity. I was pleased with their performance. They really had a good year ' he said. Standing, assistant coach Dan Taylor, David Velacich, Jim Alt, Brian Griffin, Greg Ponsness, Mason Long, Chad Gulstrom, Don Peterson, Mike Cameron, Gerrv Banks, Eric Becker, Steve Miller, Matt McNulty, Brad Griffin, Matt Cramer, R.J. Croger, Jason Lamb, head coach Mike McNulty, assistant coach Ron Vaughn; kneeling, Chad Larson, Aaron Bankson, David Zelinski, Chad Coon, Travis Walthall, Eli Perry, Lance Roy, Duane Tilley. sports 112 Senior Brian Griffin has a minor injury tended to by assis- tant coach Dan Taylor, left, while head coach Mike McNulty concentrates on strategy. Brian went on to place fifth at the state meet. THE BULLDOG SCOREBOARD SHS Opponent Score 24 St. Maries 41 33 Moscow 30 15 Coeur d'Alene 47 24 Bonners Ferry 40 17 West Valley 51 30 Colville 37 36 Post Falls 31 12 Kellogg 55 26 Lewiston 35 Representing Sandpoint at the state tournament in Nam- pa were David Velacich, Jerry Banks and Brian Griffin. They rolled up 18 points, good for 18th place. sports 113 114 sports 116 Griffin sets records According to head track coach Dave Demers the season had its ups and downs, but it was very rewarding. Among the highlights were school records broken in the 3200 meters three times in one season, and the 1600 meters at the state meet, both by Senior Brad Griffin. A lot of the runners' peaks were at the regional tournament, where eight people qualified for state. Senior Brian Griffin ran the 3200 meters with a time of 10.07 at the state tournament. The 400 and 100 were run by senior Chad Childears, who placed 2nd and 6th respectively. Junior Greg Crettol placed third in the 110 high hurdles at state. The shot and discus were thrown by junior Eric Becker, who placed 5tn and 9th. Sophmore Hilary Dowling and freshman Christine Bilodeau both jumped 4-10 in the high jump, while Meyla Bianco jumped 15-6 in the long jump. Overall, Sandpoint took 11th place at state, beating out Coeur d' Alene for the first time in many years. I think that these kids realized that the coaches care about how they do. You could see them become more responsible and mature over the season, said Coach Demers. I'm really proud to have these kids repre- sent SHS and our community. Sophomore Jenny Cox strides over a hurdle at the Coeur d' Alene track meet. Leading the pack in the Iron Horse Invitational is senior Brad Griffin, who set a new school record which he subsequently lowered again. Coach Demers and senior Chad Childears have a heart to heart talk while waiting for the next event. Chad placed second in the 400 meter run at the state track meet to lead Sandpoint to a higher finish than Coeur d' Alene in tne team standings. Girls track: back row, coach Al Alt, Jenny Cox, Jenny Guthrie, Angie Williams, Carrie Duncan Myers, Jamie Clizer, Hilary Dowl- ing, Meyla Bianco, Lynette Roos, Michelle Bair, Dani Moore, Tammie Timoskovich, Lori Smith, coach Gail Hamby; front row, Raelin Timblin, Darlene Deeter, Christiana Kramer, Tamera Seitz, Bobbi Jacobson, Krista Elliot, Angela Hawkins. sports Junior Eric Becker was one of the top weightmen in North Idaho track this season, but his runningback speed was also used in the relays. Here he is taking a han- doff from junior David Hall in the mile relay. Junior Glen Converse collects himself both physically and mentally as he prepares to put the shot. I Boys track: back row, Scott Colby, Jason Clizer, Russell Kalman, Greg Ponsness, Matt McNulty, Eric Becker, Greg Crettol, Santi Lopez, Josh Seitz, Harvey Hernandez, head coach Dave DeMers; front, coach David Uggetti, Brian Simmons, Brian Griffin, Jim Alt, Steve Miller, Brad Griffin, Dennis Bell, Sean Trinidad. sports 117 Varsity golfers: standing, Chris Lewis, David Thornton, Tom Davis, John ■ JV golfers: standing, T.J. Roy, Paul Ward, Jeff Coon, Travis Ward, Chad Mc- Abromeit, Mike Pecukoms; front, coach Ken Beaudoin, Winston Rendall. ■ Cormick, coach Ken Beaudoin; front, Thad Larimer, Dean Holt, James Martin. 118 sports Golfers handicapped Due to some unexpected set- backs throughout the season, the SHS golf team managed to get only one player to the state meet following the regional competition at the new Hidden Lakes course near Sandpoint. However, with the four returning lettermen who played on the team this year, the Bulldogs were able to pull off wins against Bonners Ferry, Priest River, West Valley and Moscow, and once even outscored nemesis Coeur d'Alene. One setback occurred when five of the first six players were tem- porarily suspended. However, when the Bulldogs beat Coeur d'Alene for the first time in over ten years at a match at Hidden Lakes, senior Tom Davis was the only regular varsity player on the roster. A hand injury suffered in an AAU basketball tournament cost the team its No. 1 player, Dave Thorn- ton, for awhile, but he recovered later to become the only Bulldog to make the state meet by virtue of his medalist score in the regional. I have mixed emotions about this year due to the fact that the team had so much potential for a fine season,'' said coach Ken Beaudoin. There was a lot of im- provement, but because of the suspensions shortly following spr- ing break, the team lost a lot of its unity. Over all, however, he said he was happy with the team and looks forward to next year. sports 119 Attitude is positive The boys varsity soccer team started the season with a bang. By winning their first three games against St. George, Riverside and Coeur d'Alene, tne Bulldogs were able to gain confidence and a positive at- titude which they kept throughout the season, according to their coach Ed Bock. However, some disciplinary suspensions that occurred mid- season disrupted the team because of the loss of continuity in the flow of the season, the coach said. I also feel, however, that the kids pulled themselves together well. Their at- titudes were good and those who had been suspended kept coming to practice, coach Bock said. The club's 6-6-4 record placed it fourth in the nine team Inland Empire League. With six lettermen returning next year, there are hopes for climb- ing in the league standings. JV white: back, coach Rik Mikkelsen, Marc Hall, Kyle Peterson, Sean Haynes, Peter Thornton, Bryan Meeks, Matt Kramer, Scott Petersen, Scott Brixen, Doug Cardinel, Adrian Verwolf; front, John Runk, Matthew Gibbs, Mike Rosenberger, Jason Schwintek, Demetri Fotinatos, Greg Deshon, Chris Bock, Troy Holt. 120 sports Heading for a goal is junior Brian Nadeja. Returning lettermen could make Sandpoint a league contender next season. VARSITY SCOREBOARD SHS Opponent Score 3 St. George 0 3 Riverside 0 3 Coeur d'Alene 0 1 Cheney 3 2 West Valley 5 2 East Valley 4 2 Moscow 2 3 Coeur d'Alene 2 3 Cheney 3 0 West Valley 4 1 East Valley 3 3 Moscow 2 ■ 3 Pullman 2 1 St. George 1 4 Riverside 4 0 Pullman 2 JV red team: back, Vernon Spencer, Jim Young, Eric Steffenson, Adrian Verwolf, Kearson McNulty, I coach Rik Mikkelsen; front, Aaron McCormick, Mark Young, Lennart Hansen, Tony Townsend, Clint | Dolsby, John Runk. sports 121 STUDENT LIFE staff 122 Homecoming magic Homecoming is always an exciting time of the school year, with its full week of dressup days, door decorating, powderpuff football, section decorating in the gym, pep assemblies, the big game, and finally the dance ruled by its royalty. This year's court was led by Queen Shari Mc- Cormick and King Leonard Plaster. The class royalty in- cluded junior princess Tina Mulch and her two princes Justin Watkins and David Hall, sophomore lord and lady Marc Hall and Jenny Cox, and freshman duke and duchess Kyle Peterson and Charity Russell. Pictured clockwise are all of the senior royalty beginn- ing with Shari and Leonard, then Shelley Andersen and Cliff Anderson, Leonard and Shelly Linscott, John Abromeit and Shari, E. D. Nelson and Tom Rust, Cathy Van Den Berg and Scott Anderson. Cathy and Scott are not in the group photo. homecoming 124 homecoming 125 126 homecoming The best thing about homecoming is that it gets so many people in- volved in their school. Clockwise from the far left: senior Toby Feuling wrings his hands worriedly as he watches the juniors gain some ground in the tug-of-war contest; Peace, man! Willow Birks, Celene Carlson and Teresa Pogue, all seniors, capture the hippie movement; seniors Nikki Donaldson, Nissa Clark and E.D. Nelson show their school spirit during homecoming by dressing up for paiama day; homecoming week ended with a warning to the Coeur d'Alene Vikings of Sandpoint's fierce school spirit; senior David Bond and an unknown ally defend their territory; it shows on their faces that the tug-of-war has a serious meaning for the Senior Class; senior Annette Lamb poses as a happy camper during a busy, busy homecoming week. homecoming 127 SENIOR “BESTS Best body-Shellie Linscott, Darrin Gleiser ■ Best hair-Carol Lang, Toby Feuling senior bests 128 utstanding seniors of' been added, and Monticola congratulates all the winners ol uhe Class of '88. _____ A couple of years ago, the tradition of Senior Bests was tarted up again at SHS. This year some new categories have Best dressed-lessica Susnis, Mike Pecukonis, Brett Williams Best smile-Tiffany Conner, Corey Millard Biggest flirt-Willow Birks, Todd Brannigan Best eyes-Nixie Clark, Jeff Deshon 129 senior bests Class clown-Kristin Rasmussen, Stacey Rucker Friendliest-E. D. Nelson, Al Wohllaib Funniest-Teresa Pogue, Chris Conlan Rowdiest-Darcie Kindt, Sean Welch senior bests 130 ■ V- Most unique laugh-Nikki Winn, Chris Healy Most school spirit-Cathy Van Den Berg, Tom Rust Most athletic-RaeLyn Timblin, Cliff Anderson Most likely to succeed-Megan Merriman, John Abromeit senior bests 132 Airbandwins bucks again After some delays and setbacks, the air- band dance was finally organized on March 12. Sponsored by Ski Club, it came off as a great success, as it has in it's previous years, bringing in around $650 for the club. However, that was not quite enough to pay for a trip to Whitefish, Montana, that the members had planned, so they couldn't go. Participation in the airbands was greater than usual, creating several more bands than the previous year. Two bands tied for first place — Agent Orange” and The Scream- ing Arabs. (topJLooking their very best for the big airband event, Erin Morang and Kristin Rasmussen get ready for the dance. Smile, Brian, you and your drums are on Candid Camera! Senior Toby Feuling rocks out on his airband guitar. life Drivers education continues — stay off the roads! Students in Mr. Chuck Randolph's drivers ed. class are anx- ious to learn the fine of operating a motor vehicle. I hope this is easier than it looks ' thinks sophomore Tim Emerald. life 133 Marlene might not be Irish, but she showe her St. Patrick's Day spirit when the Studer Council called for it. Double shift gone The high school students who went to SHS during the 1986-87 school year experienced a major change from tne normal school day — the dreaded double shift. Grades 10-11-12 used the building in the morning hours, and the junior high grades (7-8-9) used it in the afternoon. In effect, there were two complete schools in the same building, and it was supposed to last for two years. However, school district officials found a way to get back to a regular schedule. One of the ways they did this was to make SHS a tour year school by utilizing the portable classrooms for the freshmen. The end of double shif- ting meant more sleep and later alarm clocks, and that, to most SHS students was great! Seniors Brett Williams and john Abromeit head from the parking lot toward the hallowed halls of learning for another exciting day of school. Chris Armstrong kicks back ana enjoys American government class. Some of Mr. Marker's history students get some last minute crammini done before the morning bell gets the school day started. 134 life Freshman Krista Elliot is in the hall during classtime, but the paper in her hand is evidence that she is on an official mission. Jenny Guthrie, sophomore, has time to smile for the camera while she waits for her turn to use the discus ring during track practice. Monkey business as usual when John Abromeit, Cliff Anderson and Dave Tnornton get together. J.P. smiled so hard he made the picture fuzzy. life 135 Ski fever hits SHS Snow skiing has been a favorite activity of high schoolers here ever since Schweitzer Basin opened. On any weekend during the ski season, it's practically impossible to go to Schweitzer and not find SHS students on the slopes. This year the Basin celebrated its 25th anniversary in February, and it continues to attract about 500 skiers daily. With 2.400 vertical feet of skiing on 40-plus runs carv- ed across two natural bowls and with seven double chairlifts, Schweitzer has what it takes to break up the monotony of a long school week, and it's just a short drive away. Avid skiers Rick Broberge and Jenny Sletten soak up the rays. Chris Armstrong and Heather Leake discuss the day's skiing while relaxing in the ski lodge. 0 Senior Chris Healy soars high at Schweitzer. 136 student life student life Oreille are seniors Chris Healy, Tom Rust, Toby F e u I i n g, Mike Pecukonis, Jason McDonald and Le n Plaster. Literally above the clouds, juniors Amy Mc- Clintick and Jodi Parsons feel as though they're on top of the world. Leaving the snow almost simultaneously, seniors Toby Feuling and Jason McDonald let loose some energy. Senior Jason Shankweiler catches some air on his snowboard. 137 Junior Matt McNulty rests from his shot put ef- forts during a track practice Different strokes, etc. With split shifting no longer in ex- istance, SHS students fount that they didn't have as much free time as last year once school let out for the day. By carefully planning and choosing the things they liked to do, however, most students were able to fit several activities into their already full school day. Those whose afternoons didn't include working found that it was up to them to choose their entertain- ment, and most felt that the added sleeping hours in the morning were well worth the shortened afternoons. Sophomores Eric Holinka ana John Finney bask in the afternoon sun at a soc- cer game. 138 life life 139 Co-valedictorians top the class Megan Merriman and Darrin Gleiser maintained perfect 4.0 gpa's through their four years of high school and thus earned the title of co-valedictorian of the Class of '88. Megan, editor of the Cedar Post, plans to major in either journalism or physics, probably at Stanford University but she wasn't sure of that when she left here. It's been an in- credibly difficult year, by far the hardest of them all, but it's definitely been worth the work, she said. Darrin's plans include attending Washington State University or Gonzaga and majoring in psychology and minoring in anatomy. He also wants to play baseball in col- lege and eventually become a physical therapist. I feel very honored to be the class co-valedictorian, Darrin said. I've always felt that in our society, a good education plants the seed for a lucrative and fulfilling lire. Co-salutatorians this year are John Abromeit and Vance Bell. Like Megan, John also was ac- cepted to Stanford University and he says that he definitely will go there. Vance was accepted by such prestigious schools as Williams, Wesleyan, Brown and Chicago, but he was undecided where he would be going when school ended. IELU life Staters strive for distinction Girls staters: back, Katie O'Conner, Marne Semick, joeli Buck,; front, Monica DuMars, Lissette Ramos, Amy McClintick. life 141 Foreign exchangers tell thanks, 'byes I want to thank all the students at SHS for a nice year. It has been a very good experience for me and I've en- joyed it a lot. The American way of school systems is very different from the Danish way, but you can't really compare them. They are very different, and the results are probably not so different after all. Now I am going back to Denmark with a lot of ex- periences about an American society that I really liked. It's an important thing to be open to other cultures and opinions than your own, and this year has really taught me a lot. I can strongly recommend anyone to take a year in another country where they have to deal with language barriers and cultural differences. My life will go on, but I'll always remember that special year I spent in the United States, and I hope I'll get the c hance of meeting everybody I got to know while being here. Thanks for a great time, and come and visit me if you can. Lennart Hansen, Denmark It has been great here and the time has flown. When I came here in August, I was really nervous. It started with almost missing the plane in New York and Minneapolis, and for that reason my area rep (exchange program representative) and host family didn't show up, but it took only a half hour before my area rep came and pick- ed me up at the airport. Just a few days later it was time to go to school. My host mother and I went to the office for the schedule. Everyone looked at us, and all the other kids seemed to know each other. I wondered how I should manage this. I thought I was going to be an outsider, but no, I went in- to cross country running and realized how easy it is to make friends here. My English was not the best then, but it has improved a lot. I think the school spirit here is better than in Sweden, and the school work is easier, too (except for the language barrier). Sweden doesn't have school sports, clubs or pep assimblies. I think they make the school work easier. If you want to be in any clubs or sports in Sweden, you have to do it after school. Classes here are 10 minutes longer than in my school. In Sweden I had around eight classes a day. If you make a summary on all these facts, I think that this year in the U.S.A. has been my best school year so far. I want to say thanks to my mother, host family, friends and my exchange program for helping me through this school year here in the U.S.A. Jean-Paul Losing, Sweden 142 life Not pictured is Emmanuel Akoun, exchange student from France. The first thing I want to say is thank you to my host family because it was great to spend the year with them. Shari and Chad McCormick were like a real sister and brother for me, and Don and Edith were like real folks. When I first came to Sandpoint, it was tough. I didn't really know how to speak English and I didn't know anybody, but very soon I met a lot of people and made a lot of friends. Shari helped me a lot in that aspect. Chad even tried to teach me how to play football and baseball, but it didn't quite work out. The American way of living is very different than the Spanish way, but it didn't take me a lot of time to get used to it. For one thing, the food is really different. We don't eat hamburgers and hot dogs, and the drinking age is different in my country. There is no set drinking age, and the driving age is 18. The school system in America is great because you get enough time to practice any sport or to get a job. It was the first time I had the chance to practice any sport in high school without going to private clubs. In fall I ran cross country, in winter I played basketball, and in spring I ran track. I think Sandpoint is a good little town for living and I am going to really miss all my friends in high school. I think I've got really good friends, and they will be hard to forget. Thanks to everyone for a great year. _________________Santi Lopez Cuadrado_________________ Want to keep in touch? Here are the addresses: l ennart Wulf Hansen Egehojvej 13 DK-2920 Charlottenlund Denmark Jean-Paul Losing Djaleneg .24 75425 Uppsala Sweden Santiago Lopez Cuadrado Avd. Villalba 14 27850 Vivero Lugo Spain n Emmanuel Akoun 110 Boulevard Blanqui 75013 Paris France life 143 Spring fever hits SHS It comes in like a lion and goesoutH were glad to get outside and start en- like a lamb. Of course, we're talking I joying the nice weather. The sun- about March, but this year was an ex- I shine also brought out the ception to the rule. The majority of I skateboarders in full force, as March continued to be rainy and I skateboarding is fast becoming one of dreary. Thus, when April broke H the most popular beach activities, through with sunshine, SHS students B___________________ Hey, man, don't mess with us ' say junior Donny Peter- son and senior Todd Brannigan. Junior Jenny Sletten proves that the girls can pose on skateboards, too. 144 life Grrrr.. . senior Chris Armstrong and junior Shawn Casey demonstrate the skateboarding I j attitude. H Shawn shows some fancy footwork (and handwork, too). Pictures? Are you serious? freshman Janie Howell asks as the photographer interrupts her chat with some friends at the beach. Juniors Heather Leake and Marne Semick chum it up. life 145 SPRING ACTIVITIES 146 spring Royalty Dance succeeds Freshman Josh Phillips shows a look of surprise as the photographer snaps his picture amid the dance decorations. With the addition of the freshmen to this year's student body, another social function was added to the SHS agenda. The ninth grade's traditional Royalty Dance was a big success here in the spring, undoubtedly assuring the continuation of the tradition. The 75 couples enjoyed the taped music production provided by Junior Class president Justin Watkins as well as the colorful decorations. One observer noted that there were almost as many chaperones as students. The reigning royal couple were Charity Russell and Scott Brixen. Kira Susnis made a grand entrance through the tradi- tional archway at the beginning of her class's annual dance. The royal court included Scott Brixen and Charity Russell, both on the left, as king and queen, with Freshman Class president Chris Nelson and Holly Walker as prince and princess. 148 spring Natural Helpers assist their peers The Natural Helpers group is a new program based on an idea that started in Washington state a few years ago which prepares some students to assist their classmates who feel the need to talk to someone. The original 12 Natural Helpers were identified by members of the student body as peers that teens might like to turn to for help. They began their training during a weekend session and then attended 10 regular meetings as well. They learned listening skills and refer- ral skills and were advised by four adults called “Big Kids. We had a small group to start with, but it worked out very well and we plan to expand the training and therefore expand the program in the future, said SHS counselor Bev Chapin, who was instrumental in get- ting the idea going. She said that she is confident the program will be going strong for years to come. The basic idea behind Natural Helpers is that sometimes a teenager is troubled about something that he or she doesn't want to talk about to an adult but might discuss with another kid, and that there are certain teens that are sought out by others for such talks. It is these students who are trained in how to listen to their peers and also how to refer them to the kind of specialist who might be able to provide necessary profes- sional help. Back row, adviser Myra Lewis, Bobbie Verdal, Aaron Lish, adviser Tom Albertson; front, Jen- nifer Agar, adviser Bev Chapin, Heather Wilkerson, Melissa Wilson, Jennifer Alderman, Lori Turner, Peggy Riffle; not pictured, Boogie Van Rossum, Ann Thurlow, Mike Cameron and Chad Childears. The officers: secretary' Peggy Riffle, treasurer Melissa Wilson, president Jenny Agar, adviser Bev Chapin, vice president Lori Turner. spring 149 Prom magic This year's senior prom. Midnight in Paradise, turned out to be a huge success, with a large majority of the Senior Class attending. The band Legend provided the live music for the dance, and the colors blue, black, purple and silver accented the Roman theme Royalty candidates were E.D. Nelson, Lori Belwood, Shari McCor- mick, Nissa Clark and Kara Elliot for queen; and Tom Rust, Tom Davis, Len Plaster, Scott Anderson and Tom Keck for king. Some of the fellas found that even when you pay for the rent of a tuxedo, sometimes the coat has to come off when the temperature rises. Thanks to Rosauer s talented bakers, the dancers were able to take a delicious cake break once they got over the idea that the dessert was too beautiful to demolish. Senior Krystal Walker looks pensive and her gown looks beautiful. So did everone else's. 1 Seniors Kip Rex and Brian Hicks and junior Timberly Colvin found time between dances to stand around and chat, possibly about how great everbody looks. 150 spring Kris Wyatt and Butch Belwood take a snack break on the steps. The couples enjoyed dancing to the music of Legend. spring 151 Prom queen Lori Belwood and king Tom Keck were a little camera shy right after the crowning ceremony. 152 spring Senior Kara Elliot and date Scott Albertson look a little tired as the rest their aching feet. Scott, Class of '86, attends Whitworth College where Kara also plans to go. Senior Class president Tom Rust led '88 through a big year, climaxed by a host of successful spring activities including the prom. He was a member of the royai court as well. A group of dancers take a pause to talk about — what else? — the dance. spring 153 POTPOURRI... Chad Deshon and Megan Merriman combine their ef- forts to put up a sign for the APninr rhpprino cprtion___ Jeff Deshon, Mike Pecukonis, Len Plaster, Brian McCrum and Tom Davis show their boyish (mischievous?)grins in the gym before a volleyball game. r'Hey, quit spying on me! says Raquel Rief from her work station at Serv-a-Burger. You'd better believe it's loaded, says Scott Spears. 154 etc. ... etcetera i MR BlC BURGER fUf] 5 RENCh TRIES ■ITM CNtfSt HR � ’0L w ONION RINGS 21 JR BURGER IV� vim CMtist «G GRE EN SALAD ft HAMimCHEESE (Ri DRINKS FISH SANDWICH iffi «C HOT DOGS CORN DOGS CHILI DOG SUPfcK CHICKEN Ml r HC CHOC COFFEE SANDWICH CE CREAM SHAKES JR CHICKEN SANDWICH -5 SUNDAE f Z? BANANA SPUTS flt£ BURRITO hot APPLE PIE Working hard or hardly working? Serv-a-Burger employees Kristin Rasmussen and Lori Guthrie take a quick photo break. etc. 155 Sally McGlothlin takes a moment from her work at Hot Diggety Dog to give us a high five. Tim Bell shows his Homecoming spirit by dressing for the Hippie Day occasion. Senior girls line up before the baccalaureate ceremonies. It's not quite straight yet. Annette Lamb fixes Nissa Clark's collar. Mark Ebbett proudly grasps his diploma as he makes the long walk back to his seat. Kim Cirtman and walking partner Tony Mangini walk solemnly to the traditional music of Pomp and Circumstance. 156 spring Another chapter ends It is the time which all seniors think about throughout the course of the year. Whether they anticipate it, dread it, or a little of both, it is always there at the back of their minds. It is the end and the beginning. It is the culmination of 12 years of early mor- nings and late nights. It is the gradua- tion ceremony.______________________ This year the Class of '88 left the halls of Sandpoint High with each in- dividual member realizing that it was the end of just another chapter in their lives. And yet, with all the talent and promise that exists in the graduates of '88, the next chapter looks to be very successful. I finally made it!” Denise Mclntire gives a big grin after receiving her diploma. A group of students watch the ceremony from the stands and anticipate their own graduation. Co salutatorian Vance Bell gives a few words ofadvice and farewell to his fellow classmates. The graduates and full house audience listened intently as Jill Castle sang Friends by Michael W. Smith. spring 157 Eric Holland flashes his perma-grin smile and shows off his luckiest outfit. 88's love their party Once again the graduation party put on by the parents of the seniors was a huge success. Limbo contests, a dance-off, lip sine contests, black- jack, poker, bean toss and dart throw all were part of the impressive lineup of activities available to the new grads. Of course, if one didn't feel like doing any of these, there was always the food. Food, food and more food line the tables in the Elks Club, including a continuous stream of fresh pizza. Later there were two huge submarine sandwiches. The party lasted until 4 a.m. when the last of the seniors headed for home, tired and full and very happy. C'mon, Lennart, you can bet more than that! Chris Rawlins, Brian Dryden and Niss� Clark urge Lennart Hansen to go for broke. Gee, this pizza is great! Jim Bonar seems to be saying to Cherie Olson. B-5? No, I don't have that one, Kara Elliot • thinks as she plays bingo and dines on gourmet pizza at the same time. 158 spring AI Wohllaib tries his hand at the Speed Tumbler game, still wearing his graduation cap, tassleand all. Pizza and more pizza was definitely the main entree on this year's party menu! Russ Toomey concentrates deeply on this try at the ring toss. ! Classmates urge her on as Nixie Clark rolls the dice at the crap table. Students played for simulated money and could spend their winnings at a country store. spring 159 A note from the editor My job as this year's Monticola editor hasn't exactly been what you'd call easy. The addition of freshmen and the loss of two important staff members earlier in the year made it even more crucial that each staffer put in a full 100% effort. That's why my staff members are the first one's I'd like to thank. Sherry, Ruth, and Kerry, I know how hard it was for so few people to do so much but you guys did it all you should definitely be proud of your accomplisments. Teresa, thanks for getting up all those early mornings when it was probably the last thing you wanted to do. Your sense of humor kept me laughing, no matter how discouraged I was. Only now that the book is finally done, can I look back and realize my biggest source of support — my parents. Mom and Dad, thank you both for all the love and support I've gotten from you. You always managed to make things seem not quite so bad and I'll always appreciate the encouragement. There's so much that goes into a yearbook. The time, patience, energy, perseverance, and money that go into putting a year- book together are unbelievable. That's why I feel that Mr. Bob Hamilton deserves a great deal of recognition. The literally countless hours that he spent on the computer and on editing were always done willingly and patiently. Thank you most of all, Mr. Hamilton, for never giving up on me, despite how much you sometimes wanted to. I know I'm not exactly the most organized editor you've ever worked with, but you were always there to straighten out all my disasters. Lastly, I'd just like to say a quick thanks to the student body. It was definitely a hectic year, but with all the cooperation from the student body, it made it a lot easier. If I had it to do all over again, there are naturally those things that I would have done differently. Despite the mistakes, the many setbacks, the missed deadlines, and the shortened tempers, however, I would not trade the experience I've gained for anything. Thanks again to all those individuals who took part in this book. Sincerely, Nikki Winn Editor Colophon Monticola 1988 176 pages 160 ! I BOOK GAME C • O • M • P • A • N • Y IV Ceda StreelBndge Firet Ceaar SandpoiniJD M86 MM8 63 54 . A Scandinavian Affar “Unique and Delightful Gifts (208) 263■ 7722 Christmas All Year 334 n. First Aue. Arlene Swanson „ , . „ . . Sandpoint, Hal and Marilyn Griffin Cedar Street Bridge Idaho 83864 North Idaho's premier tourist attraction! FIRST CEDAR DOWNTOWN SANDPOINT Open daily year round. Be our guest for the day... shop, eat, drink, or just enjoy the heart of Sandpoint. Delightful Diversions Yogurt Homemade Ice Cream and Gifts Cedar St. Bridge 334 N. First Sandpoint. 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