Seeley Swan High School - Snow Country Yearbook (Seeley Lake, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1967 volume:

GOOD TIMBER The tree that never had to fight For sun and sky and air and light, That stood out on the open plain, And always got its share of rain; Never became a forest king- But lived and died a scrubby thing. That man who never had to toil; Who never had to win his share Of sun and sky and light and air. Never became a manly man. But lived and died as he began. Good timber does not grow in ease; The stronger wind, the tougher trees; The father sky, the greater length; The more the store, the more the strength. By sun and cold, by rain and snows, In tree or man--good timber grows. Where thickest stands the forest growth We find the patriarchs of both; And they hold converse with the stars Whose broken branches show the scars Of many winds, and much of strife-- This is the common law of life. Published by the Office Practice Class and Students of Seeley-Swan High School Seeley Lake, Montana DEDICATION DALE CONLEY We, the 1966-67 yearbook staff, dedicate this yearbook to our faithful friend and bus driver, Dale Conley. Dale drives the Swan Valley bus and has the patiences of a saint. He has driven the bus for three years. This dedication is made in appreciation and thanks for all the trips he has cheerfully taken us on. We look forward to more of these trips. This Page Sponsored By ROVERO’S Seeley Lake, Montana 3 ADMINISTRATION FACULTY MISSOULA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Clockwise: Superintendent Shelby Bewley, foreground; Mrs. Shaffer, Mr. J. C. Carlington, Dr. Robert A. Hawkins, vice chairman; Mrs. John Stitt, secretary; Arthur Deschamps, Jr., chairman; Mrs. Isabel Jordan, secretary' to Mr. Bewley; Mr. Vcm Reynokfl and Mr. Wilfred Thibodeau. SHELBY O. BEWLEY Superintendent KIM L. HAINES Principal Heal Coach Senior Class Advisor Student Council Advisor This Page Sponsored By COMMUNITY MEADOW GOLD CREAMERY Missoula, Montana 5 MISSOULA ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Missoula, Montana SHIRLEY M. BANDY Business Education Home Economics Pep C lub Advisor Cheerleader Advisor F.H.A. Advisor Yearbook Advisor Bookkeeper PHILIP M. DWIGHT Assistant Coach Social Studies Freshman Class Advisor DAVID E. MARSHALL Science and Math Junior Class Advisor This Page Sponsored By HOWARD W. COPENHAVER, OUTFITTER Ovando, Montana 6 JON J. SALMON SON English and Drama Librarian Sophomore Class Advisor Student History Staff Advisor DOUGLAS V. VAGC Industiral Arts Math Band This Page Sponsored By B W DRIVE INN Seeley Lake, Montana 7 TERRY MURRAY Coordinator of Library Service BETSY WILCOX Guidance Counselor Chorus Director Velma Christensen School Nurse Leonard Swanson Custodian P.T.A. Officers Bryce Wiscarson, Vice-President; Bernard Lee, President Anita Richards, Secretary; Margaret Anders, Treasurer. MISSOULA FIRST FEDERAL William (Bud) Smith SAVINGS AND LOAN TOM AND DON'S DRIVE IN LICENCED OUTFITTER AND GUIDE Missoula, Montana Seeley Lake, Montana Ronan, Montana 8 Carl Mecham Ovando Route YEARBOOK STAFF Left to right: Marsha Gray, Jean Stokes, Billie Sanders, Diana Brown,. Bruce Copenhaver, Miss Bandy, advisor; Loretta Herbert, typing; Sandi Smith, drawing. OFFICE GIRLS Left to right: Christie Christensen, Cheryl Wilhelm, Jeanne Bucge, Myrene Kauffman, and Denise Mace, seated typing. These girls did a fine job! 9 SENIORS DIANA FAY BROWN Pep Club 3,4; F.H.A. 4; Annua) Staff 4; Office Practice Secretary. MARTIN THOMAS CAHOON CYF 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Football 4; Third Place Divisional Wrestling Tournament 3; State Wrestling Tournament 3. BOBBY CARROLL CALLAHAN Transferred from Bandera High, Texas; FFA 1,2,3; Football 1,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,4; Regional Track Meet 2; Wrestling 4. ECHO LAKE CAFE TURMELL DE MARORS COMPANY BUSINESS MACHINES COMPANY Missoula, Montana 1 1 Bigfork, Montana Missoula, Montana CHRISTIE JEAN CHRISTENSEN Pep Club 2, 3, 4; B Squad Cheerleader 3; A Squad Cheerleader 4; Office Girl 4; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. Secretary 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Treasure 2, 2, 3, 4; Hawkettes 2; Choir 4; F.H.A. Reporter; RONALD MARK CURTISS Transferred from Havre 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Lettcrman's Club 2, 3; PEGGY LUCILLIE ELDRIDGE Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club President 4; Vice Pres- ident 3; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3; F.H.A. Treasurer 3; Office Girl 3; Band 3; Track 2, 3; Historian Staff 4; MARSHA ANN GRAY Hawkettes President 3; Class Vice-President 2; Stu- dent Council Treasure 4; Student Council Historian 3; History Staff Secretary 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 4; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Rodeo Club 1; Ski Club 1; Lone Pine 4; Girls State Dele- gate 3; Crisco Award Outstanding Student in Home Economics 2; McCalls Teen Board 4; Office Practice Secretary 4; Model United Nations 4; F.H.A. Choir 3, 4; 12 THOMAS (TOM) LINDSLEY HANSEN Transferred from Maundsview High School; Hocky 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2; LORETTA CHRISTIE HERBERT Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club Secretary 4; Cheerleader 3; Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. President 4; F.H.A. Song Leader 3; Class Vice President 3; Class Treasure 2; Hawkettcs 2, 3, 4; Lone Pine 4; F.H.A. State Delegate 3; Choir 3, 4; First Place Typing Award 3; Office Practice Secretary 4; JAY MANLEY HOWARD Transferred from Columbia Falls High School 2; Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Wrestling Captain 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Class President 2; Student Council Representative 3; Student Council Vice President 4; LOREN LEE JOHNSON Student Council Representative 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball co-captain 3; Basketball captain 4; Student Council Vice President 3; Student Council President 4; Boy's State Delegate 3; Typing Award 3; Science Club 4; 13 RICHARD STEPHEN jOSTE Transferred from Chester R. Await High School 4; Basketball 2; Track 2; Strident Librarian 3; Model UN 4; DENISE ELAINE MACE Transferred from Heligate High School 3; Pep Club 1, 3, 4; Head B Squad Cheerleader 3; Head A Squad Cheerleader 4; G.R.A. 2; Girls Club 2; Future Homemakers of America 4; Lone Pine Staff 3; Biz G Buz 3; Carnival Queen 3; Track 3, 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Choir 4; Office Girl 4; Twirl- ing 2; State C Basketball Tournament Queen 4; Se- cond Place Typing Award 3; EDITH MYRENE KAUFFMAN Mixed Choir 1; Class President 3; Transferred from Flathead County High School, Kalispell 2; Pep Club 4; Office Girl 4; Science Club Secretary 4; Historian Staff 4; Biz G Buz Staff 3; Annual Staff 3; First Place Typing Award 3; DONALD EUGENE KNAPP Transferred from Heligate High School 3; Football 4; Track 3j Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Science Club 3, 4; Foreign Language Club 2; Class Vice President 4; Editor History Staff 4; Junior Achievement 3; 14 ROGER (SKIP) KEITH McNEALEY Basketball 1; Basketball manager 3, 4; Football manager 3, 4; Track manager 3, 4; Lettered for manager 2, 3, 4; BENNY DEAN OGDEN Basketball 2, 3; Track 2, 3; Football 3, 4; Second Typing Award for Typing 1,3; BILLIE ANN SANDERS Transferred from Stevensville High School 4; Pep Club Vice President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Secretary; Homecoming Princess 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1, 2, 3; KEY BAR RESORT Seeley Lake, Montana WESTERN MONTANA CO-OP Missoula - Ovando - Seeley Lake THE TYPEWRITER SUPPLY CO. Missoula, Montana 15 SANDRA LEE SMITH Class Secretary 2; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; State F.H.A. Delegate 3; Girls State Dele- gate; A squad Cheerleader 3, 4; F.H.A. Girls Choir 3; Miss Bandy's Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4. CHUCK J. SPENCER Transferred from Sentinel High School 3; Wrestling 3, 4; Football 4; Lone Pine and Biz C Buz 3; Senior Class President; Student Council 4. SADIE JEAN STOKES Pep Club 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. Parlia- mentarian 4; Girls Track 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Hawkettes 3; Office Practice Secretary 4. 16 CLASS PROPHECY The senior class of 1967 have agreed to meet ten years from now on June 2, 1977. We have looked into the future and have tried to predict what the seniors are doing. DIANA BROWN is now the captain of the army nurses corps in Viet Nam. She reports that she likes her work very much. Here comes MARTIN CAHOON riding a kangaroo. They say he just came from Australia where he has 300,000 acres with 300 head of kangaroo. BOBBY CALLAHAN is a professor and is working on a new invention of a robot to take his place at work while Bobby is on Cupid's mission. Now, the current second Elizabeth Taylor is CHRISTIE CHRISTENSEN. Presently she is in Switzerland with the leading role in Heidi . Coming from the French Riviera, RON CURTISS has a job measuring bikinis to see if they 're of legal size to be worn in public. Best of luck, Ron. Excitement is the key work in PEGCY ELDRIDGE'S life as she is a GO-GO Dancer” in San Francisco at the Elk’s Club. MARSHA GRAY has worked and struggled through college to get that important degree. She has decided to let her mother and father relax in rocking chairs while she takes over the ranch. She STILL chases those darn cows. It seems TOM HANSEN was such an outstanding typing student that he has made a career of it. He has replaced Miss Bandy as typing instructor atS-S.H.S. We find that LORETTA HERBERT has FINALLY earned her M. R. S. (Mrs., of course) degree. Her major is in child care where she has earned five credits. Beware in approaching the logging areas, where you will find JAY HOWARD bombing around on his D-9 cat still trying to create a cat race, or is it a rat race? LOREN JOHNSON'S desire to become a coach has led him to the backwoods country of Africa where he has found difficulties creating an eight foot basketball team of Watusiis. RICHARD JOSTE is now in Coutts, Alberta, Canada where he is still dodging the draft. He returns across the border to Sweet Grass every night for that high-class United State's entertainment. Here comes the World's second Einstein, MYRENE KAUFFMAN, returning from Europe where she has just developed a new Peace” theory, but somehow got it mixed up with the Power Pill formula. DON KNAPP has made his fortune and is driving girls mad. He finally revealed his secret to Clairol for that dashing shade of red. DENISE MACE seems to have found the way to mix business with pleasure. She now owns a chain of Drive-Ins throughout the world. They say she holds the patent on the Way Out Discus Burger. Since SKIP McNEALEY is so thoughtful, friendly, lovable and sincere the younger generation has de- manded his promotion to the president of the Saf-T-Pop Sucker Company. BEN OGDEN has just returned from his ranch in Scotland where he raises sheep dogs. On his ranch he has 1,000 sheep dogs . He also has five sheep. Best of luck, Ben, in your progress of raising sheep. BILLIE ANN SANDERS has made her mark in history as a designer by creating the fad for babies. It's the No Hair Look. We find SANDI SMITH has acquired a very interesting position over the years. She is the chief executive of the Snickers Candy Bar. Sandi has written a book entitled SNICKERS AND IT'S HABITS., CHUCK SPENCER has taken on the role his older brothers have. He is now the head patrolman in Seeley Lake. He spends his leisure time practicing quickie turns in downtown Seeley Lake. JEAN STOKES' sweet smile, kind words to everyone, thoughtfulness, non-complaining, bubbling and friendly personality has helped her become a receptionist at the Waldorf Astoria. We find Mr. Haines, our class advisor, in the corner of the trophy room reminiscing over the year 1966-67. We detect a smile as that was the year many trophies and honors were awarded due to Mr. Haines' hard work, ability and dedication. Whatever the class of 1967 decide for their occupations, we wish them the best of luck and a lot of suc- cess in their life. 17 )Ot Anders Carol Anderson Bill Andenon Rita Bailey Larry Baker Nita Callahan Carol Clark Curtiss James Duncan Frances Gallagher STOICK DRUG, INC. Missoula, Montana Missoula, Montana DOTY'S BAKERY Missoula, Montana 19 EDDY BAKERY Missoula, Montana Charlie Mecham Frank Lazarcwicz Peggy- Rich Wayne McNealey Vera Spencer Jack Mackie Bonnie Styler Jim Styler BLACKFOOT TELEPHONE COOPERATIVE, INC. Missoula, Montana RICHARDS STUD MILL Seeley Lake, Montana INTERMOUNTAIN LUMBER COMPANY Missoula, Montana 93 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Missoula, Montana 20 SOPHOMORES Roy Christensen Bruce Copenhaver Steve Copenhaver Vern Farrar Hank Holmes Joste Wayne Knapp Danny Krantz Lori Linderman 22 Lori Mace Gerry Mantet Christine Meeks Don Neal Mark Sheets Cany Smith Leonard Smith John Spencer Don Stephens Gary Stylcr Gary Swanson Gary W isc arson Jon W isc arson Nancy Wishcrd 23 FRESHMEN . ' John Anders Nathan A nderson Art Anderson Rcnac Anderson Robert Andeison Karen Baier Dan Baker David Baker D1SBROWS I.G.A. Milltown, Montana GLOBAL TRAVEL SERVICE Missoula, Montana CLEARWATER SERVICE Greenough, Montana JOSEPH B. MURPHY SONS Ovando, Montana 25 James Kelley Jack Coverdcll Donna Herbert C arolyn Kent Holly Darlington Carolyn Holmes Janet Knapp C Kristina Davis Milton Lease B W DRIVE INN Seeley Lake, Montana 26 Susan Mackic Joe Mccham Ronald Meeks Paul Murphy Robert Petronek Gilbert Roth Linda Slaught Douglas Vagg Robert Sunderland r William Whitcraft Christine Teague Shirley Wilhelm 27 ORGANIZATIONS COUNCIL STUDENT SEATED (LEFT TO RIGHT): Marsha Gray, treasurer, Jay Howard-vice-presidem, Loren Johnson-president, Denise Mace sccretaiy, Mr. Haines-advisor STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Larry Brewer-historian, Hank Holmcs-sophomore class representative, Jim Duncan-junior class representative, Chuck Spencer-senior class president, Wayne Knapp, sophomore class president, David Baker-freshman class representative CLASS OFFICERS 29 Sophomore Class Officers Freshmen Class Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Miss Shirley Bandy, Advisor; Nita Callahan, Treasurer; Jean Stokes, Parliamentarian; Peggy Rich, Vice-President; Loretta Herbert, President; Christie Christensen, Secretary; Becky Wise, Song Leader; Bonnie Styler, Reporter; and Gerry Mantci, Historian. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Bergset, Denise Mace, Sandi Smith, Marsha Gray, Susan Mackie Jeanne Buege, Carol Clark, Lori Mace, and Vera Spencer. THIRD ROW: Karen Baier, Rita Bailey, Donna Herbert, Diana Brown, Sheila Brown, Christy Meeks, Beverly Wilson, Chris Teague, and Shirley Wilhelm. State Convention Delegates Parent-Daughter Banquet Installation of Officers Handsome Harry BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Cindy Caldwell, Darlene Brotzman, Rita Bailey, Shirley Wilhelm, Donna Herbert, Diana Brown, Vickie Heuscher, Becky Wise, Sharon Baker FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Wilhelm, Rena Anderson, Carolyn Holmes, Sheila Brown, Linda Slaght, Tina Davis, Christie Meeks, Beverly Wilson, Holly Darlington, Nancy Wisherd, THIRD ROW: Carol Anderson, Carol Clark, Bonnie Styler, Carolyn Kent, Susan Mackie, Janet Knapp, Myrcne Kauff- man, Chris Teague, Miss Bandy, Advisor; SECOND ROW: Jean Bergset, Bonnie Heuscher, Jean Beuge, Peggy Edlrige, President; Billie Sanders, Vice President; Vera Spencer, Treasurer; Loretta Herbert, Secretary; Jean Stokes, Karen Baier, FRONT ROW: Lori Mace, Gerry Mantei, Nita Callahan, Peggy Rich, Marsha Gray, Sandi Smith, Denise Mace, Christie Christensen S-S.H.S. Fans at the State Tournament. (Courtesy of Ed Coyle) 31 FRONT ROW: Mr. Vagg Director, Dionc Kendal, Jack Brechbill, Allan Wylie, Randy Sandburg, Mike Baker, Kelly Hart, Carol Anderson, Arlyss Vagg BACK ROW: Kathy Duncan, Jim Mantei, Doug Vagg, Becky Wise, David Neal, Mary Anders, Shirley Wilhelm. NOT PICTURED: Dan Baker, Kirk Mack, Bonnie Styler, and Vera Spencer. 32 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Anderson, Nita Callahan, Christie Christensen and Billie Ann Sanders 34 STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT QUEEN A THLETICS FOOTBALL liUzt-iUkIJ HIGH ICnOC- FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Don Neal; Frank Lazarewicz. Bill Dupuis. Roy Christensen. Louie Bays; Larry Brewer, Don Knapp; Bill Anderson; Wayne Caldwell, Captain; Charlie Mecham; Hank Holmes; Art Anderson. MIDDLE ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Joe Mecham; Gary Swanson, Loren Johnson; Bruce Copenhaver. Danny Krantz; Rodney Hambley, John Anders; John Cahoon; Milton Lease; Mark Sheets; Ron Meeks; Doug Vagg; Gary Styler, Steve Copenhaver. BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Mr. Haines, Coach; Ben Ogden; Brett Jones; Garry Smith. Jack Mackie, Chuck Spencer; Jay Howard; Wayne Me Ne a ley; Barney Jette; Joe Anders, Bill Krier; Jim Kelley; Man in Cahoon; Gary Wise arson, Joe Huston; Ron Cuniss; Mr. Dwight, Assistant Coach; FOOTBALL SCORES Seeley-Swan vs. Florence 18-12 Seeley-Swan vs. Hot Springs 19-53 Seeley-Swan vs . Plains 20-19 Seeley-Swan vs. Troy 35-19 Seeley-Swan vs. A rice 13-41 Seeley-Swan vs. Bigfork 18-49 See ley-Swan vs. Char lo 0-53 Seeley-Swan vs. Dixon Forfeit Football boys getting ready (at the big game. 37 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Saudi Smith, Denise Mace, Marsha Gray, Christie Christensen CROSS COUNTRY BACK ROW: Larry Baker, Paul Murphy, Jim Styler, Wayne Knapp, Coach Dwight. FRONT ROW: Jon Wise arson, Dan Baker, Tom Joste. 38 WRESTLERS BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): John Spencer, Manager; Don Stephens, John Cahoon, Leonard Smith, Martin Cahoon, Jim Betson, Jay Howard, Bret Jones, Chuck Spencer, Mr. Mecham, Coach. MIDDLE ROW: Joe Mccham, Bill Anderson, Vem Farrar, Bruce Copenhaver, Randy Styler, Bill Whitcraft, Jack Coverdell, Charlie Mecham, FRONT ROW: Bob Anderson, John Heidemann, Dan Baker, Roy Christensen, Mark Sheets, Tom Joste, Gary Styler, David Baker. DISTRICT dh CHAMPS STANDING: Coach Haines, G. Smith, B. Krier, W. McNcalcy, J. Anders, B. Jette, J. Duncan, J. Styler, and Assistant Coach Dwight KNEELING: L. Brewer, H. Holmes, Captain L. Johnson, G. Swanson and D. Neal c It's anyone's ball. 40 You missed it, Barney! Don't miss it, Joe! Debbie Herron Mascot 41 B- SQUAD BASKETBALl STANDING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mr. Dwight, Coach; Danny Kranti; Jim Kelley; John Aadm; Retort Petronek; Hambley Milton Uase; Steve Copenhaver; KNEEUNC (LEFT TO RICHT): Louie Bays; Pf Mwphy; Robert Sunderland, Nathan Anderson; Doug Vagg; Joe Huston; Wayne Knapp; Ron Meeks; SITTING (LEFT TO RIGHT): Ken Atchenson; Art Anderson; CHEER- LEADERS AND THEIR Lori Mace Peggy Rich Rita Callahan Gerry Mantei 42 BOYS TRACK BACK ROW (Left to Right): Jim Kelly, John Anders, Brad Curtiss, Carry Smith, Bill Krier, Joe Anders, Bamy Jette, Jim Duncan, Wayne McNealey, Jay Howard, John Cahoon, Doug Vagg. MIDDLE ROW (Left to Right): Mr. Haines, Coach; Tom Joste, Steve Copenhaver, Cary Swanson, Hank Holmes, Bruce Copenhavcr, Leonard Smith, Cary Wis- carson, Jim Styler, Mr. Dwight, Coach. FRONT ROW (Left to Right): Dan Baker, Paul Murphy, Larry Brewer, Don Neal, Brett Jones, Charlie Mecham, Jon Wise arson. BASKETBALL SCORES Seeley-Swan vs. Sentinel 70-69 Seeley-Swan vs. Hellgate 79-41 Seeley-Swan vs. Alberton 58-36 Seeley-Swan vs. Superior 76-57 Seeley -Swan vs. Granite 75-36 Seeley-Swan vs. Florence 79-45 Seeley-Swan vs. Darby 63-59 Seeley -Swan vs. Victor 64-39 Seeley-Swan vs. St. Regis 78-66 Seeley -Swan vs. Frenchtown 89-51 Seeley-Swan vs. Drummond 81-47 Seeley-Swan vs . Alberton 88-64 Seeley-Swan vs. Superior 61-62 Seeley-Swan vs. Granite 73-51 Seeley-Swan vs. Florence 61-33 Seeley-Swan vs. Darby 93-72 Seeley-Swan vs. Victor 62-55 Seeley-Swan vs. St. Regis 77-56 Seeley-Swan vs. Frenchtown 79-58 Seeley-Swan vs . Drummond 75-48 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Seeley-Swan vs. Frenchtown 68-41 Seeley-Swan vs. St. Regis 68-47 Seeley-Swan vs. Superior 86-51 DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Seeley-Swan vs. Noxon 82-73 Seeley-Swan vs. Sheridan 82-57 Seeley-Swan vs . Bolder 41-49 STATE TOURNAMENT Seeley-Swan vs. Sacret Heart 49-53 Seeley -Swan vs . Broadview 63-45 Seeley-Swan vs. Dutton 70-56 Seeley-Swan vs. Sacret Heart 48-82 WRESTLING SCORES Seeley-Swan vs. Stevensville 35- 3 Seeley-Swan vs. Corvalis 28-24 Seeley-Swan vs . Hamilton 35-18 Seeley-Swan vs. Stevensville 18-17 Seeley -Swan vs . Powell County 25-24 Seeley-Swan vs. Poison 23-25 Seeley-Swan vs. Columbia Falls 16-36 Seeley-Swan vs. Corvalis 29-13 Seeley-Swan vs. Libby 37-18 Seeley-Swan vs. Sentinel J.V. 18-28 Seeley-Swan vs. Columbia Falls 13-30 Seeley-Swan vs. Libby 42- 8 Seeley-Swan vs. Powell County 23-24 Seeley-Swan vs. Poison 30-18 Seeley-Swan vs. Hellgate J.V. 32-14 Seeley-Swan vs. Hellgate J.V. 43-13 Seeley-Swan vs. Hamilton 27-20 43 EVENT TRACK RECORDS BOY RECORD EVENT GIRL RECORD 100 yd. Jim Howard 200 yd. Jim Howard 440 yd. Roy Anders 880 yd. Roy Anders Mile Jim Styler Low Hurdles Jay Howard High Hurdles Roy Anders High Jump Gary Swanson Broad Jump Ron Curtiss Jay Howard Shot Put Roy Anders Javelin Brad Curtiss Discus Charlie Mecliam 880 yd. Relay Brett Jones Joe Anders Larry Brewer Wayne McNealey Mile Relay Larry Brewer (Divisional Brett Jones Record) Joe Anders Wayne McNealey 2 Mile Relay Larry Baker Triple Jump Ron Curtiss 440 yd. Relay Ron Curtiss (Weight) Jim Duncan Brad Curtiss Loren Johnson 10.7 50 yd. 23.6 53.3 100 yd. 2:04.4 220 yd. 4:57.8 440 yd. 24.2 880 yd. 18.5 Mile 5 ft. 2 in. 50 yd. Hurdles 18' 10 110 yd. Hurdles High Jump 41' 7 Shot Put 157’ 8 Duscus 116' 8 1 2 Standing B. Jump 1:39.9 Running B. Jump Javelin 440 yd. Relay 3:42.5 880 yd. Relay 11:17.8 38' 113 4 51.7 880 yd. Medley AWARDS Cheryl Wilhelm Jeanne Buege 7.0 Christie Christensen 13.0 Cheryl Wilhelm 28.2 Pat Trie key 66.2 Cheryl Wilhelm 2:51.5 Juanita Wiscarson 8:07.2 Carolyn Holmes 9.2 Pat Trickey 13.5 Cheryl Wilhelm 4’ 3 Peggy Eldridge 32' 5 Denise Mace 108' 3 Denise Mace 7' 4 Cheryl Wilhelm 14’ 1 Judie Woodhouse 78' 11 Christie Christensen 56.8 Jeanne Buege Juanita Wiscarson Cheryl Wilhelm Christie Christensen 1:59.8 Jeanne Buege Pat Trickey Cheryl Wilhelm Christie Christensen 2:15.3 Cheryl Wilhelm Vera Spencer Jeanne Buege Outstanding Home Economics Award............................................Shirley Wilhelm McCall's Teen Fashion Board Award........................................Marsha Gray F.H.A. Cookbook Project Award............................................ Sandi Smith Typing I Awards.............. Typing II Awards............ AMS Arithmetic Awards . . . Business Scholarships . . . . Girls State Delegate .... Girls State Alternate Delegate Boys State Delegate......... Boys State Alternate Delegate ..............Becky Wise. 1st; Don Knapp, 2nd; Vera Spencer and Ron Curtiss tied for 3rd Loretta Herbert; 1st; Christie Christensen, 2nd; Peggy Eldridge and Ben Ogden tied for 3rd . . . Christie Christensen and Wayne McNealey Myrene Kauffman, Richard Joste and Ron Curtiss ..................................Peggy Rich ..................................Becky Wise ..................................Jim Duncan ............................ Frank Lazarewicz R.E.A. Essay Contest Winners...........................Jim Styler, 1st; and Becky Wise, 3rd Delta Kappa Gamma Book Scholarship ($25)......................................Marsha Gray Alpha Delta Kappa Book Scholarship ($75) .... Judie Woodhouse (2nd Year in succession) Valedictorian..............................................................Myrene Kauffman Salutatorian Award.............................................................Don Knapp Worthy Scholarship.........................................................Myrene Kauffman 44 GIRLS TRACK BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mrs. Vagg, Carol Anderson, Cheryl Wilhelm, Holly Darlington, Denise Mace, Donna Herbert, Peggy Rich, Christie Christensen, Marsha Gray, Carolyn Holmes. SECOND ROW: Linda Slaght, Chris Teague, Jean Bergset, Nita Callahan, Tina Davis, Christie Meeks, Darlene Brotzmen. FRONT ROW': Lori Mace, Jean Stokes, Susan Mackie, Jean Beuge, Karon Baier, Gerri Mantei. Girls doing calisthenics to keep in shape. 45 A CTIVITIES FRESHMAN s INITIATION Isn't quite the appropriate kitchen dress. 4 How neatly dressed are our froth. Poor car with all those frosh. HOMECOMING PARADE 47 Drumming up Victory! Lick 'Em! Constructing the new study hall. 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