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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1978 volume:

SNOW COUNTRY Seeley Swan High School Seeley Lake, Montana FALL LEARNING , ] J55 II I Ih SOMETIMES WERE §A 6 Girls Varsity Basketball: Standing left to right; Mrs. Jette assistant coach, Dawn Wood, Texanna Goodman, Marki Doucett, Gerri Meyer, LaRae Conley, Ronda Stickrodt, Debbie Draeger, Wanda Weaver, Leslie Pagett, Tawni Byrd, Olga Bergset, Lory Wilhelm, Head Coach Mr. Gordon. A Squad Scores Seeley-Swan 54 Seeley-Swan 54 Seeley-Swan 75 Seeley-Swan 41 Seeley-Swan 38 Seeley-Swan 46 Seeley-Swan 39 Seeley-Swan 54 Seeley-Swan 35 Seeley-Swan 47 Seeley-Swan 69 Seeley-Swan 33 Seeley-Swan 43 Seeley-Swan 52 Seeley-Swan 23 Seeley-Swan 74 Superior Charlo Charlo Arlee P-Burg Drummond Alberton Florence P-Burg Victor Charlo Sentinel Drummond Alberton Florence Victor District Tournament at Alberton Seeley-Swan 43 Seeley-Swan 30 Seeley-Swan 69 Seeley-Swan 34 Drummond P-Burg Victor Drummond 51 24 24 56 61 M 53 64 63 31 24 35 40 50 45 32 34 48 29 35 Kneeling left to right: Pam Richards, Pam Himes, Jennie Meyer, Jackie Jungers, Brenda Farra, Lori Farra, Theresa Dellwo. Standing left to right: Shelly Nelson, Teila Emerson, Dora Vogelsong, Linda Conley, Cindy Hillstead, Dora Johnson, Shelley Kaser, Debbie Walker, Jeri Tanner. B-Squad Scores Seeley-Swan 33 Seeley-Swan 37 Seeley-Swan 29 Seeley-Swan 31 Seeley-Swan 33 Seeley-Swan 24 Seeley-Swan 36 Seeley-Swan 32 Seeley-Swan 42 Seeley-Swan 26 Seeley-Swan 27 Seeley-Swan 49 Seeley-Swan 27 Seeley-Swan 38 Superior Charlo Phlipsburg Drummond Alberton Florence P-Burg Victor Charlo Sentinel Drummond Alberton Florence Victor 34 18 55 25 30 28 38 10 17 46 33 31 44 29 Left to Right, Kneeling: Wes Rammell, Jay Rammell, Mike Haines. Standing: Coach: Mr. Baretta, Randy Frye, Curt Hoehn, Dean Dellwo, Mitch Baretta, Bob Baier. Boy's Cross Country We went into the 1977 Cross-Country season fully expecting to win the State Class C Championship. Juniors Dean Dellwo and Wes Rammell and sophomores Bob Baier, Curt Hoehn, and Jay Rammell, all returned from our 1976 State Class B runner-up team so we knew we had a young but very strong group. In addition to that group, were three inexperi- enced but strong freshmen in Randy Frye, Mike Haines and Mitch Baretta. We had several good meets with local A , B , and C teams and showed rapid and steady improve- ment throughout the season. By mid-October, gritty Bob Baier had established himself as our number one runner and also a contender for the state crown. Our peak was reached two weeks before the state meet when we trounced class A Poison, Ronan and Bigfork, and class B Frenchtown to win the first place trophy at the Poison Invitational. Bob Baier ran a tremendous duel with Bigfork's Mark Thompson that day, finally beating the premier Class A runner by 25 yards for the first place ribbon. But then disaster struck as first Dean Dellwo and, at the last moment, Wes Rammell, became seriously ill with the mumps. Without our number two and three runners, the young Blackhawks were obviously out of the running for the State Title. Wes was unable to make the trip at all and Dean got out of the sickbed in time to go to Great Falls and make a courageous effort, but was unable to finish the race. Super Sophomore Bob Baier did his thing and finished fifth out of 128 runners while Curt Hoehn came up with yet another courageous effort and finished 45th even though his glands were already swollen with the mumps. Randy Frye, a long-legged freshman with tremendous endurance, finished 50th in his very first State Meet. The young Blackhawk's scoring was completed with fine efforts by diminative Jay Rammell and Mike Haines, two tiny but tough runners who had amazed area coaches all season by often soundly beating athletes a foot taller than they were. 12 T S’ The combined score of the three sophomores and two freshmen was still good enough to place the Blackhawks ninth out of 22 teams. Further evidence of what might have been was when Noxon placed a solid third in the meet for we had beaten the Red Devils three times during the regular season. . . Thus, after our hundreds of grueling miles of training we were very demoralized by the outcome of the 1977 season but luckily we had no seniors on the team and we will all return to continue our quest for the State Title in 1978. Coach Baretta Girls Cross Country Dora Places Third At The State Meet! 13 Freshmen Mitch Baretta Lynda Conley Teila Emerson Bill Boggess Camilla Daly Brenda Farra Mark Cahoon Theresa Dellwo Lori Farra Terry Cassidy Matt Doucett Rhonda Flake V '1% Class Of ’81 Gretchen Foote Mike Haines Dora Johnson Darrel Knodel Curtis Friede Ronnie Hawkins Jackie Jungers Brenda Laden Randy Frye Pam Himes Shelley Kaser Kelly Lease Angie Hancock Donna Johnson Manuel Kesterson Jennie Meyer T T La Ree Miller John Miller Nancy Morris Michelle Nelson Pam Richards Brett Rhode Robert Si loti Dawn Smith Ben Sparks Clay Sterling Nancy Underwood Rachel Vannoy Mary Welch Dana Wilkie Princess Rom Homecoming Queen r Bottom row left to right: Statistician Tammy Erickson, Manager Lili Meyer, Mike Bolam, Terry Munsee, Jim Teafoe, Shane Rose, John Miller, Matt Doucett, Cheerleaders: Shelly Nicholson, Dawn Smith. Middle row left to right: Manager Val Kaser, Tim Wood, Bob Fanra, KenWood, John Emerson, Jeff 18 Tanner, Dana Wilkie, Kelly Lease, Rich Benham. Top row left to right: Assistant Coach Ron Kimmet, Head Coach Larry Foust, Bob Byrd, Terry Needles, Geoff Foote, Kevin Frye, Steve Johnson, Harry Johnson, Manuel Kesterson, Guy Johnson, Wayne Cahoon, Assistant Coach Byron Anderson. The 1977 football season was a season of many changes. Seeley-Swan High School was reclassified to Class C , had a new conference and was introduced to eight man foot- ball. The team was young with the sophomore class providing most die manpower, but despite their youth they had come to play football. The first game was against highly ranked Superior. The young Blackhawks trailed only 14-6 at half but the team's youth and inexperience proved fatal as the Hawks lost 42-6. The second game was non- conference with Arlee. Both teams played well and it went down to the wire. Trailing 14-12 Seeley-Swan took the ball to the 4 yardline with forty-five seconds left. A Not Pictured: Gretchen Foote Football ’77 fumble on the next play ended the drive and Arlee went home the victors. Three days later the Hawks hosted St. Regis. With the running of Tom Walker the Hawks had little trouble while subduing the Tigers 42-20. The fourth game was a disaster before it started. The team made it to the field ten minutes before the game, due to a myriad of delays. The Blackhawks played with worst game that day and fell 32-8. The fifth game was non-conference against the State Champion Charlo Vikings. As the players were announced to the spectators, it was obvious Charlo had much more experience starting eight seniors to S.S.H.S. 's one senior, two juniors and five sophomores. The Hawks were game with Bob Farra playing his most inspired game but experience usually wins over youth and Charlo won 40-0. Seeley Swan then went to Victor. The game was hard fought but under the leader- ship of Mike Bolam and 55 yd. touchdown jaunt by Jim Teafoe in the waning minutes the Hawks won 33-26. Then one of the four horsemen (disease) fell upon the Hawks. An epidemic of mumps decimated the team and the Blackhawks could soar no more and they subsequently lost to Drummond 27-0 and Florence 46-0. The football wars were over. The Hawks had learned much from that season and they knew that the next season the team would rally gain to fight another day, older, stronger and more experienced. at l; - -X- c - w’� tM-’if”icm .,______ _____ Ma« , Sophomores Susan Davis Bob Baier Richard Benham Kelly Best Tom Brechbill Duane Brumfield Loni Clevenger Ricky Crosby David Dailey Ma rki Doucett Mark Hrickson Stuart Hschenbachei Class Of “80” Gary Freyholtz Geoff Foote David Friede Kevin Frye Debbie Guizzo Penny Hamilton Glenda Hawkins Cindy Hillstead Curt Hoehn Tim Hulett Harry Johnson Steve Johnson Teresa Johnson Dawn Lemons Cheryl Miller Bob Montgomery Dora Morris Toni Nash Shelley Nicholson Lesley Pagett Jaylund Rammell Jeri Tanner Roberta Underwood Dora Vogelsong Debbie Walker Wanda Weaver Kenny Wood i II I UiM wM Front Row Left to Right: Mary Halglen, CindyJjWilLstiadirfheresa foellwo.-jatkie Jungeri, MarilenelFaWar, Cindy McCaffrey,14Celly Btelke ;, Dencie Hoflbpn. Middle Row Left to Right: J’aqji i ichaflds, Marki Doucett, Nancy Morris, Dora Morris, Tammy Wilkie, Day n tBeach, Leslie Pagett, Shelly Nicholson, Cheryl Miller. Back Row Left to Right: Mike Haines, John Hallam, Geoff Foote, Christy Jungers, LeAnna Sterling, Dana Wilkie, Mr. Gutting, Director, John Sterling. BbftGKtiftWK BAND CHORUS Vocal Soloists: Cheryl Miller, Ronda Strickrodt Left to Right: Shelly Nelson, Geoff Foote, Nancy Underwood, Jennie Meyer, David Friede, Rachel Vannoy, Teila Emerson, Mr. Gutting, Director, Pam Himes, Lynda Conley, Ted Needles, Jim Teafoe. 26 Tmmnet Soloists Front Row Left to Right: Cheryl Miller, Kelly Best, Faith Vannoy. Middle Row .. „ Left to Right: Ronda Strickrodt, Theresa Dellwo, Brenda Farra, Lori Curtis. Nancy ana Dora Morris. Back Row Left to Right: Daryl Walker, John Emerson, John Sterling, John Mullenax. A good beginning leads to good tilings. In the fall every musician starts out slow and methodical. Our musical year started with 20 students, 4 being boys in chorus. Our 15 high school band members were the nucleus of the band, and 12, 7th and 8th graders brought the total number up to 27. The big surprise was our beginning high school band with 12 enthusiastic beginning musicians. Later in the year the beginning band members helped us out by playing with the High School Band at the District Music Festival, and the combined bands brought back a well deserved strong II rating. The highlights of the Blackhawks Musical Year were: Nov. 21-22 -Thompson Falls Music Festival attended by Geoff Foote, Cheryl Miller, Dora Morris and John Sterling in the Band, and Kelly Best, Theresa Dellwo, Brenda Farra, Crete hen Foote, Debbie Hansen, and Toni Nash in the Chorus. Dec. 20 -Christmas Concert March 30 -Flathead High School Band Concert April 14 -Spring Coneett—Band and Chorus, Solos and Ensembles for District April 20-21 -District 2 Music Festival May 5-6 -State Music Festival, Cheryl Miller- Alto Sax Solo-I Rating; Geoff Foote- Drum Set Solo-II Rating May 19 -Pop Concert-Band and Chorus and 5th and 6th Grade Band June 4 -Graduation Front Row Left to Right: Camilla Daly, Cheryl Miller, Kelly Best, Faith Vannoy. Middle Row Lett to Right: Pam Richards, Ronda Strickrodt, Theresa Dellwo, Brenda Farra, Lori Curtis, Dora Johnson. Back Row Left to Right: Daryl Walker, John Emerson, John Sterling, John Mullenax. Sax Soloist: Cheryl Miller Vocal Soloists: Kelly Best, Toni Music makes pictures and often tells stories Nash All of it magic and all of it true. Trap Set Soloist: Geoff Foote And all of the pictures, and all of the stories. And all of the magic, the music is you. I 28 Boys Varsity Basketball and Cheerleaders I I )� -B ifat Seated: Olga Bergset, Tawni Byrd, Marki Doucett,-Lesley Pagett, Shelly Nicholson. Kneeling: Mitch Baretta Curtis Friede, Stuart Hschcnbacher, Steve |ohWfon, Curt ll hn, Geoff Goote. Standing: Matt Doucett, Bob Baier, Tim Wood, Eric Engdahl, Dave Stewart. Turn Wa-fiTur, Dean Dellwo, Kenny Wood, Mike Haines. 3 £ ■ iV £ £ £ $ £ £ 3 £ ❖ £ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ iir .r- ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ eelgy-Swan e6rcy-Swan 5S Se SeSS Seeley-Swan 5 Seeley-Swan 55 Seeley-Swan 49 Seeley-Swan 72 Seeley-Swan 39 Centerville Box Elder Charlo ► DJrby C hailo . Darffy. Superior Key-Swan 39 —— - Ml i % '«.'ipr j ey-Sw3Ji 4P Attc e 1 w Seeley� Swan 56 Arlee Seeley-Swan 50 P-Burg Seeley-Swan 59 Drummond Seeley-Swan 55 Alberton Seeley-Swan 88 Florence Seeley-Swan 66 Victor Seeley-Swan 38 P-Burg Seeley-Swan 60 Drummond Seeley-Swan 69 Alberton Seeley-Swan 85 Florence Seeley-Swan 76 Victor District Tournament Seeley-Swan 72 Florence Seeley-Swan 62 P-Burg Divisional Tournament Seeley-Swan 50 Charlo Seeley-Swan 54 Willow Creek Seeley-Swan 48 Sheridan 3? Kneeling left to right: Clay Sterling, Mike Haines, Gary Freyholtz, Matt Doucett. Stand- ing: Coach, Mr. Baretta, Geoff Foote, David Friede, Mitch Baretta, Curt Hoehn, Randy Frye, Stuart Eschenbacher, Steve Johnson, Curtis Friede. B Squad Scores Seeley-Swan 61 Seeley-Swan 31 Seeley-Swan 43 Seeley-Swan 47 Seeley-Swan 56 Seeley-Swan 53 Seeley-Swan 58 Seeley-Swan 53 Seeley-Swan 41 Seeley-Swan 55 Seeley-Swan 51 Seeley-Swan 52 Seeley-Swan 47 Seeley-Swan 30 Seeley-Swan 56 Seeley-Swan 59 Seeley-Swan 33 Charlo 47 Darby 61 Charlo 50 Darby 64 Superior 39 St. Regis 57 Arlee 48 Arlee 48 P-Burg 58 Drummond 56 Alberton 57 Florence 63 Victor 29 P-Burg 42 Drummond 35 Alberton 49 Florence 51 ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ 35 Front Row Left to Right: Camilla Daly, Brenda Farra, Cheerleaders. Second Row Left to Right: Debbie Draeger, Stats, Jay Rammell, Ben Sparks, Mark Erickson, Curtis Gehrke, Wes Rammell, Jeff Tanner, Tammy Erickson, Manager. Third Row Left to Right: Mr. Anderson, Assistant Coach, Wayne Cahoon, Tom Montgomery, Bob Montgomery, Harry Johnson, Kevin Frye, Malcolm Kesterson, Mr. Mecham, Coach. I suppose that being de- fending State Champions could be an enviable situation. However, with the loss of fine tough Seniors, we knew we were in for some difficult times. We were short two weight classes all season. The low point came when we were smeared by Plains. The high point came with our taking fourth place at the Rocky Mountain Classic in Missoula. We had hopes all season of winning the Divi- sional. However, when Jay and Wes Rammell both went out of the lineup because of illness, our Divisional hopes faded and died. Several wrestlers did an outstanding job. Malcolm Kesterson had a 29-1 record. He was champ at the Stevens- ville Tourney, the Rocky Mountain Classic, the Divi- sional and State Tournaments. Twenty-eight of this twenty- nine wins were by fall. Twenty-five coming in the first period. Jeff Tanner had a 29-1 season. His only loss coming in the finals of the Classic. Jeff won the Mission Tourney, the Stevens- ville Tourney, was runner up in Missoula and took first at both the Divisional and State Tournaments. Wayne Cahoon won the Stevensville Tourney, was runner up at the Classic, runner up at Divisional, and third at State. Curtis Gehrke had a fairly good season. He placed at the Mission and Stevensville Tournaments, at the Classic and Divisional. We had a good turn out of Freshmen. Also, several Sophomores joined our ranks. Most of our boys worked hard and show real promise. We can see an outstanding team in the making for next year. Mr. Anderson worked hard on the mat all season and contributed greatly to the success of the team mem- bers. 36 ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ im 8S H't IB 7 - e v � % C (a) Mr. Douglas Vagg, Mathamatics. (b) Mrs. Kay Salmonson, French and Speech. (c) Mr. Ron Kimmett, Industrial Arts and Drivers Training. (d) Mr. Ken Ring, English and Library. (e) Mr. Larry Pagett, Business Education. (f) Mr. Byron Anderson, Science. (g) Mrs. Carolyn Jette, Home Economics and Physical Education. (h) Mr. Leonard Swanson, Custodian. (i) Mrs. Rose Baier, Secretary. (j) Mrs. Loretta Cooper, Remedial Reading. (k) Mrs. Rita Hanson, Cook. (l) Mr. Bob Pohley, Custodian. (m) Mr. Les Gordon, English and History. (n) Mr. Larry Foust, English and Social Studies (o) Mr. DanBaretta, Physical Education and Counselor. (p) Mr. Kim Haines, Principal (q) Mrs. Ethel Hoehn, Head Cook. (r) Mr. Carl Mecham, Wrestling Coach. (s) Mr. David Gutting, Music (t) Mr. Dale Conley, Bus Driver and Study Hall. Tawni Byrd Wayne Cahoon Carla Cole LaRae Conley Juniors Lori Curtis Tammy Erickso Toby Davis Texanna Goodm; Dean Dellwo Randy Hansen Debbie Draeger Chuck Jacobs Bucky Johnson Guy Johnson Val Kaser Frank McKean Class Of 79 Gerri Meyer Lori Mikesell Tom Montgomery John Mullenax Ted Needles Molly O'Kelley Wesley Rammell George Ruppert Mary Simpson Dave Stewart Jeff Tanner Jim Teafoe “No Opera At The Oprey House Tonite 47 Student Body Officers President: Marty Doucett, Vice-President: Nancy Fitz Secretary: Molly O'Kelly Office Girls Left to Right: Suzie Lemons, Ronda Strickrodt, Olga Bergset. Blackhawk Pep Club Back row Left to Right: Debbie Guizzo, Dawn Lemons, Debbie Walker, Val Kaser, Wanda Weaver, Dawn Wood, Lori Farra, Dora Morris, Teresa Johnson, Kelly Best, Terry Needles, Ronda Strickrodt, Suzie Lemons, Kim Blekkenk, Olga Bergset, John Emerson, Dora Johnson, Gerri Meyer, LaRae Conley, Sharon Williams. Middle row: Jackie Jungers, Lory Wilhelm, Texanna Goodman, Molly O'Kelly, Dawn Smith, Toni Nash, Lesley Pagett, Shelly Nicholson, Shelly Nelson. Bottom row: Teila Emerson, Susan Davis, Donna Johnson, Teresa Dellwo, Pam Richards, Brenda Farra, Pam Himes, Rhonda Flake, Jenny Meyer, Lynda Conley, Camilla Daly and Shelley Kaser. SPRING . « ' • a� X� m s : woomvmc xx- a«c s-r a� : xar womk : jk- , c« g� 3� 3«. 3 . ’ • W Front row left to right: Mike Haines, Rich Benham, Stu Eschenbacher, Bob Baier, Dana Wilkie, Bob Farra, Jim Teafoe, Ben Sparks, Kelly Lease. Back row: Mr. Foust, Randy Frye, Geoff Foote, Mitch Baretta, Harry Johnson, Dave Stewart, Dean Dellwo, Curt Hoehn, Kevin Frye, Dave Friede, Steve Johnson, Mr. Baretta, Mr. Kimmet. ’78 Season In Review The team was very young this year with a basic, dependable group of 21 athletes comprising the team, including one senior, four juniors ten big sophomores, and six freshmen. Though young the team was very scrappy and dependable as they had excellent attend- ance at practices and meets and steadily improved throughout the season. The weather was very cold, wet, and windy this spring and constantly hampered the efforts of the hard-working young athletes. The young Blackhawks reached their peak at the right time when on May 13th they won the District 12-C Track Championship in Missoula. It was the first championship and the first trophy ever won in Boys’ Track at Seeley-Swan High School. The Western Division Class C Track Meet at Bozeman on May 17th was a nightmare that none of us will ever forget. A pouring, wind-driven rain coupled with very poor management of the meet caused the Blackhawks to freeze, suffer, slip and slide from 9:00 A. M. to 9:30 P. M. when our bus got stuck in the mud for an hour before being pulled out by a wrecker. We finally had supper at 11:00 P.M. but were very disappointed as one by one we had all been eliminated in the freezing rain with the exception of senior captain Bob Farra who qualified for state in the High Hurdles and the Pole Vault. Bob went on to win a Black Letter by placing third in the High Hurdles at the State Track Meet and by tieing for second in the Pole Vault. Obviously, with such a young team this year we are looking forward to having a very strong team next year. We have finally won that elusive trophy that we pursued for years, and now we’re going after some more. 5 ‘ Mt' «• � : ' • • • «t «■ 4� 4� ; -a� ■ � • � • «• 4� : Seeley’s Fleetfoot Farra Senior Bob Farra, Captain Ht. 5’8 Wt. 155 lbs. Senior Record- Long Jump-20’3 School Record-High Jump-6'3 School Record-Pole Vault-12'9 School Record-Most Points in one Meet- 30 District 12-C, May 13, 1978 School Record-Most Points in one Season - 138 School Record-Most Points in Career- 281 1975-1978 District Champs Boys Win First Trophy In Seeley’s History Of Track! The Seeley-Swan High School Girls Track Team had a success- ful season. The girls placed first in District 12C competition. First place finishes were recorded by Lesley Pagett in both hurdle races, LaRae Conley in the 440 yard dash and 880 yard run, and Dawn Wood in the 100 yard dash and 220 yard dash. The girls 440 yard relay teams also recorded a first place. At the Western Divisional Track Meet, Seeley-Swan placed third behind Arlee and Sheridan. LaRae Conley starred again for the local girls, winning the 440 yard dash and the 880 yard run. Lesley Pagett placed third in both hurdle races and placed fifth in the high jump. Dora Morris re- ceived a third place in the mile Front Row Left to Right: Mrs. Jette, Debbie Guizzo, Jackie Jungers, Dawn Smith, Dawn Lemons, Gerri Meyer, Tiela Emerson, Pam Himes, Suzie Lemons, Texanna Goodman, Jennie Meyer. Back Row: Mr. Kimmet, Kelly GIRTS TRACK Best, Lesley Pagett, Lynda Conley, Sharon Williams, LaRae Conley, Debbie Walker, Cindy Hillstead, Dora Johnson, Shelly Kelson, Dawn Wood, Shelly Nicholson, Dora Morris, Head Coach, Mr. Gordon. run, and Texarma Goodman placed fifth in the javelin. At the State Class C Track Meet, the girls placed fifth with 9 points. LaRae Conley was the STATE CbVSS C CHAMPION in the 880 yard run, and Lesley Pagett placed third in the 110 yard hurdles. During the 1978 track season, four school records fell. Lesley Pagett raced and jumped to three records. She ran the 80 yard hurdles in 11. 1 seconds, breaking her old mark of 11.2 set in 1977. She ran the 110 yard hurdles in 15-2, eclipsing her existing time of 15.6, and she also set a new school mark in the high jump with a leap of 4' 11 . LaRae Conley set a new school record in the 880 yard run with a time of 2:24:5. Relay Team Class Of 78 Olga Bergset: Basketball 1-2-3-4, Basketball Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 1- 2-3-4, Cross Country 2, Annual Staff 3, Office Cirl 4. Kim Blekkenk: Basketball 1-2-3, Cheerleader 1-2-3, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Drama 2, Journalism 4, Annual Staff 2, Class President 1, Class Secretary 2, Girls State Dele- gate 3, Honor 1-2-3-4. Mike Bolam: Transfer from Auburn, Washington 2, Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3, Drama 2. Ronda Brown: Transfer from Fairfield, Montana 2, Girls Basketball 2-3-4, Pep Club 2- 3-4, Wrestling Cheerleader 2, Track 2, Journalism 3-4, Office Girl 4, Home- coming Princess 4. Bob Byrd: Basketball 3, Football 4. Maity Doucett: Wrestling 1, House 1, Annual Staff 2, Librarian 2, Senate 2-3, Stu- dent Body President 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Chorus 2-3. . John Emerson: Cross Country 1-2, Basketball 1-2-3, Football 3-4, Track 3, Drama 2-4, Pep Club 4, Chorus 4, House of Representatives 3, Student Council 4. Bob Farra: Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, Lieutenant Governor 1, Senator 2, Vice President Student Body 3, Football Captain 4, Track Captain 4. Nancy Fitz: Transfer from Belgrade, Student Council 4, School Newspaper 4, Senior Class Secretary 4. Malcolm Kesterson: Football 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2-3-4, State Champion 4. Suzie Lemons: Basketball 1-3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3, Pep Club President 4, Cheerleader 1, Track 3-4, Prom Queen 3, Office Girl 4. Bill Mackie: Football and Basketball Manager 1-2, Wrestling 3, Chorus 4. V Debbie Mantei Lili Meyer Terry Needles John Sterling Daryl Walker Dennis White raft Tim Wood Debbie Mantei: Swing Choir 2, Karate Club 2, First at State with Vocal Solo 2, Pep Club 2-3, English Media 2-3, Second at State with Vocal Solo 3, News- paper Editor 3-4, Class President 4. lili Meyer: Basketball 1-2, Basketball Cheerleader 1-2, Football Cheerleader 3, Track 1, Class Vice- President 2, House 2, Annual Staff 3-4, Class Secre- tary 3, Homecoming Queen 3, Football Manager 4. Terry Needles: Transfer from Drummond 3, Wrestling 3, Football 4. John Sterling: Basketball 1-2-3, Karate 1-4. Daryl Walker: Cross Country 1-2, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3. Dennis Whitcraft: Football 1-2-3, Wrestling 1-2, Track 1. Tim Wood: Basketball 1-2-3-4, Football 1-3-4, Cross Country 2, Class Officer 3. Eric Engdahl: (Not Pictured)Basketball 1-2-3-4. Susan Eschenbacher: (Not Pictured) Annual Staff 1, Senate 2, Pep Club 1-2-3, English Media 2, Choir 3-4, Football Manager 3, Journalism 4.