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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1981 volume:

2 3 Cross- ■ Country Blackhawks BOYS S FOOTBALL From Row I. to r. — Rhonda Flake, Merri Lou Flake, Debbie Herron, Amy Foote, Betty Walker Tauna Lemons- Row 2 - Jackie Jungers, mgr., Donnie Whitecraft, Todd Meyer, TuTran Hung, Karl Gersitz, Shawn Holmes, Ross Lemons, Roger Duffm, Leonard Schaff, Sean Foust, Dawn Smith, mgr. - Row 3 — Mr. Ron Kimmet asst coach, Tom Himes Barry Kaser, Mike Fitzpatrick, Mitch Baretta, Kelly Lease, Todd Johnson, John Hallam, M.de Parker Denms Pike, Matt Smith - Row 4 — Mr. Art Sikkink, asst, coach, Tim Jacobsen, Roger Miller, Mike Haines, John Miller Wayne Tanner, Steve Gossard, Roger Martin, Dana Wilkie, Matt Doucett, Mr. Larry Foust, head Coach. £tt, Donnie White .ill, SIm «vn Holme� Success In 1980 Football 1980 FOOTBALL SEASON Seeley Swan 22 Hot Springs 12 Superior 20 Seeley Swan 6 Arlee 22 Seeley Swan 6 Alberton 30 Seeley Swan 18 Seeley Swan 44 Lima 22 Seeley Swan 38 Charlo 34 Seeley Swan 34 Victor 22 Drummond 32 Seeley Swan 12 JV Seeley Swan 46 Philipsburg 6 Seeley Swan 14 Superior 12 Seeley Swan 22 Victor 14 VARSITY DEFI v 'pITSii-vi1 iu'WiiL Seeley Swan Football in 1980 completed its most successful sea- son in its history. It had a 7-4 re- cord overall and a 4-4 record in varsity play. Kelly Lease led the team in rushing with 525 yards and Mike Haines was the leading receiver with 178 yards. The Blackhawks scored 276 points which was a season record. Matt Doucett and Shawn Holmes were the standouts on defense. Probably the best game of the season was against Charlo. Charlo had never been beaten by the Blackhawks and it looked like the hex would continue as Charlo led 28-8 by the middle of the second Quarter. Then Mike Haines caught a touchdown pass to close the gap to 28-16 at halftime. The second half showed that the Blackhawks had fighting spirit. The running of Mitch Baretta and the abusive defense led by Matt Doucett soon gave the Black- hawks a 38-28 lead. The Vikings tried to come back but it was too little too late and Seeley Swan ended the game with a 38-34 vic- tory. FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY OFFENSE I. to r. — Roger Miller, Tu Tran Hung, Donnie Whitcraft, Sean Foust, Todd Johnson, Dennis Pike, Karl Gersitz, Barry Kaser. Homecoming '80 9 This is embarrassing. Hold still. Mom. It won't stay on. Are you coming. Mom? I can't get the pin I'm hurrying. Mom. Cheerleaders out. Left to Right: MerriLou Flake, Tauna Lemons, Amy Foote, alt., Debbie FHerron, Betty Walker, Rhonda Flake. 11 ACTION '80 QRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row I. to r. — Christy Jungers, Steph Bush, and Loanna Sterling Row 2 — Mr Les Gordon, head coach, Suzie Prazak, Lynda Conley, Shelley Kaser, Tammy Wilkie, Dora Johnson, Penny Pagett, Gretchen Foot, Lisa Owens, Pam Copenhaver and Mrs. Carolyn Jette, asst, coach Varsity Girls Basketball DISTRICT TOURNEY - 4TH PLACE SEASON'S SCORES Seeley 46 Corvallis 54 Seeley 24 Darby 40 Seeley 18 Frenchtown 54 Seeley 28 Loyola 25 Seeley 30 Darby 51 Seeley 33 Superior 50 Seeley 33 Charlo 39 Seeley 24 Philipsburg 51 Seeley 24 Drummond 39 Seeley 59 Ablerton 55 Seeley 37 Florence 42 Seeley 38 Victor 35 Seeley 39 Philipsburg 38 Seeley 23 Drummond 36 Seeley 43 Alberton 48 Seeley 50 Florence 57 Seeley 37 Victor 30 DISTRICT TOURNEY Seeley 32 Alberton 29 Seeley 28 Philipsburg 43 Seeley 45 Victor 25 Seeley 22 Drummond 39 13 � GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row I. to r. — Cheryl Copen- haver, Penny Pagett, and Patty Davis. Row 2 Lisa Owens, Suzie Prazak, Tammy Wilkie, Gretchen Foote, Pam Copenhaver, and Mrs. Carolyn Jette, asst, coach. J.V. Action Junior Varsity Basketball Seeley 45 Corvallis 19 Seeley 18 Darby 25 Seeley 25 Darby 28 Seeley 26 Superior 35 Seeley 33 Charlo 26 Seeley 19 P-burg 40 Seeley 24 Drummond 19 Seeley 30 Alberton 24 Seeley 28 Florence 7 Seeley 29 Victor 32 Seeley 26 P-burg 22 Seeley 41 Drummond 17 Seeley 23 Alberton 25 Pep Band 80' Florence, Seeley in title remci By Eric Best Staff writer It’s Seeley Swan vs. Florence again in District 12-C basketball The Blackhawks guaranteed them- selves a shot at dethroning the defend- ing district champion Falcons by spinning past Philipsburg 53-45 in Big Sky Gym Thursday night And the Flacons guaranteed them- selves a shot at dethroning the defend- ing divisional champion Blackhawks by smoking Victor 71-51 in the night's second contest. Florence and Seeley will square off for finals action Saturday night at 8 30 When the two teams met in the district finals last year Florence not only beat the top-ranked Blackhawks. but they snapped a 20-game winning streak Seeley bounced back to beat the Falcons in the divisional finals and then went on to a third-place finish at state venge Sat lrdav night. Thursday’s nights losers, Victor and Philipsburg, play loser-out games Friday night Victor takes on Drum- pairs against Albcrton at 8 15. Neither of Thursday's games was what coaches would call high-quality basketball. Both games were marred by poor shooting, fouls and inconsis- tency. Florence had the toughest time with consistency. The Falcons jumped out to a 21-8 fiist-quarter lead behind the perfect shooting of Keith Earl and Non _ Ph ip Farl hit htlh hie «hula its tho 19 by halftime. suddenly fell apart. Victor found enough open space to outscore the Falcons 20-10 in the quarter Victor cut the difference to 47-39 at the end of three quarters on a 10- footer by Wyatt Harshbarger The Pi- Seeley 53, P burg 45 £ 28 j c Jr « « irs-S - .. -c C o 2 ? t 5 3 7 a 3 ibs. u w ✓ t c c I� z c v; i. c 5 Q6.S ol c 3 x 5 § 5 ec £ •§ 2 V) a o x o 0) a to r x c a. 2 : s c a . zZ ; taa: «£ p ; g — — T3 :• 3 r- c • vi £ m — .9 .E 1 £.| ill ° C.J £ § 5 2 C 3 t� l “3 s s t i ta Hi - c s-J 5 5 € £ S 'S o £ 2 - M (1 w a 5 a a| - (— c - s 4, ap Ji S- 5 a ac Si3 ■ r® « c o i I 3 £ £ J= r- 3 2 4, '■ ' If, Js CJ 3 S E e u. E-3 8 IE -s| -c 3 -s- £ 3 c % a Si c Mini •r . To E ■ «vi w i i%u By Donna Syvertson Staff writer BUTTE — The Florence Falcons and Seeley-Swan Blackhawks survived Saturday-morning loser-out games to earn beiths in Saturday night’s Western C Divisional conso- lation game in the Butte Civic Center. Florence, now 21-3, eliminated St. Regis 60-60 while Seeley, now 18-6. thwarted Gardiner 53-41. St. Regis, the 13-C champion, ended the season with a 20-3 record District 10-C runner-up Gardiner finished at 17- 7. The Falcons defeated St Regis at the charity line where they connected on 22 of 24 free throw shots for a re- markable 92 percent St Regis, however, completed just 12 of 23 free throw attempts, for 52 percent. We were unbelievable from the free throw line, said Florence coach Dick Gilder We won on the same thing that beat us Thursday night — free throws. Florence hit 9-13 free throw attempts, compared to Hot Springs’ 19-26 in a 61-59 opening-night loss to Hot Springs The Falcons led St Regis 48-45 going into the final pe- riod but lost t fast-break layu Florences foot shot to r after that. “We gave der said, credi better in the t The teams riod They eve of the second and Ron McPt 34-32 halftime St. Regis his game-high! Tigers within i Florence c preserve the vi McPhee, I with 18 points {.Hunts, respect: Forry. a ji with 18. a. 0 I g- C O' 2.5 3 Si gf? 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JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL I. to r. — Shawn Holmes, Leonard Schaff, Todd Johnson, Matt Smith, Tom Himes, Roger Miller, John Owens, Dennis Pike, Tim Jacobsen, Bill Wood, Marvit Door, Joe Beatty, and Mr. Dan Baretta, coach Varsity Cheerleaders WRESTLING J.V. AND VARSITY Front Row I. to r. - Sandy Martin, Tonya Rammell, Tony Hulett, Tu Tran Hung, Damon Melton, Marty Hallam, Wade Hallam, Sherry Hahn, Suzie Prazak, Dawn Smith. Row 2—Cliff Bergeson, Sean Foust, John Hallam, Carl Gehrke, Chris Rammell, Mike Fitzpatrick, and Dana Wilkie. Row 3 —Jeff Tanner, asst, coach, Wayne Cahoon, asst, coach, Ross Lemons, Randy Frye, Manuel Kesterson, Wayne Tanner, Mark Cahoon, Kelly Lease, and Mr. Larry Foust, coach. 28 Wrestling Review The 1980-81 Wrestling season had its ups and downs for the team and for the wrestlers as individuals. The team was consistently in the competition but fell short of accomplishing its goals. For example: the team finished with a ten win, one loss dual record but on the last dual had its winning streak ended at 39, having been undefeat- ed the year before. In tournament competi- tion the Blackhawks had its “place in the sun. At the Kalispell Invitational Mark Cahoon and Manuel Kester- son took firsts. At the CMR Holiday Tournament, Soph- omore Wade Hallam took the 98 lb class and Mark Ca- hoon took second at heavyweight. At the Rocky Mountain Classic Mark won the championship while Wade took second after a close match. When Division- als came around Seeley- Swan was ready but only able to muster a third place finish. The loss ot two close semi- final matches prevented the Blackhawks from winning the Western Division, how- ever five wrestlers did quali- fy for state. They were: Mark Cahoon, Manuel Kesterson, Wade Hallam, Kelly Lease, and Chris Rammell. At State, Mark Cahoon won the championship at heavyweight while is friend Manual Kesterson finished second in the 185 lb. class. The Blackhawks finished the season with a respectable 10th place finish. 29 Becky Olson, Chn lungers, Marvit Door, Eddy lungers, Jeff Farra, Brett Haines, Knut Hoelstad, and John Baretta. BLACKHAWK BAND AND CHORUS Girls Track '81 Seeley, Florence top 12-C Page� has been a big name in ack and field at Seeley-Swan High rhool for quite a few years But it wasn’t until freshman Penny agett arrived on the scene this year lat the full impact of that surname it the Blackhawks' opponents Penny, younger sister of outstand- ig Seeley grad Leslie Pagett, had a ig impact on the District 12-C track leet at Domblaser Field Saturday he tall, slender freshman had a part i five firsts for Seeley, as the Black- iwks ran away from runnerup Drum- lond for the girls’ team title Seeley accounted for nine of 15 rst places in all and piled up 101 lints to Drummond s 73. Florence as well bark in third at 28. followed Alberton’s 22. Victor's 12 and Phi- asburg's 2 points A remarkable 25Vi-point, five-win •rformance by senior Keith Earl led lorence to the boys' 12-C champion- up with a healthy llVpoint margin 'er co-favorite Drummond The Falcons notched individual vic- ries in 10 of 17 events to amass 78 lints to the Trojans' 66Vi. Seeley was ;xt at 62. followed by Philipsburg at !. Alberton at 27 Vi and Victor at 4 Penny, who has wiped out sister «lie's school records in the 100 and ©•meter hurdles this season, won ose two events handily Saturday, le also captured the 200 and an- lored Seeley s two victorious relay ams A blistering anchor leg by Pa- •tt in the 1.600 relay helped the tackhawk quartet eclipse the existing ate record “She's a strong contender to place state in three events, said Seeley iach Les Gordon of his prize frosh. rhe only one who’s beat her in the 0 hurdles is (Libby standout Margie) .iber, and that race was close. Gordon has been somewhat sur- ised by the development of his uad this season and its convincing strict wjn. “At the beginning of the year we ought we were just going to be com- titive. Gordon said “We didn't ink we’d be in the race for the divi- nal. We thought the kids were just erage But it turned out they really t the job done Our depth is coming,” Gordon ded We've gotten to the point iere we’re two deep in just about erythmg We've got depth but not mbers We only have 12 girls out “And there's only two seniors who ired today The rest are underclass- � n. Everybody just met our highest pectations is what happened ” Gordon even went so far as to hint ■ Blackhawks may be ready to chal- ige perennial power Arlee in next ursday's divisional meet at Dorn- Dora Johnson, provided a bundle of points Saturday with a double win in the shot put and discus. 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Seeley Boys Take 3rd At District DISTRICT TRACK RESULTS Seeley-Swan 3rd 62 points javelin —Tom Himes 2nd 300 Hurdles—Mike Haines 2nd Pole vault—Tom Himes 3rd Shot put—Curtis Friede 3rd Roger Martin 4th Mitch Baretta 5th 1600—Joe Beatty 3rd Bill Wood 5th Long Jump—Steve Gossard 4th 110 Hurdles—Mike Haines 1st High Jump—Mike Haines 1st Triple jump—Mike Haines 2nd 400 —Shawn Holmes 3rd 800— Mitch Baretta 1st Shawn Holmes 2nd 200—Mike Haines 2nd 3200—Joe Beatty 3rd Bill Wood 5th 1600 relay —Seeley 4th DIVISIONAL RESULTS Seeley-Swan 21 points 5th Place 200—Mike Haines 2nd 800—Shawn Holmes 3rd Mitch Baretta 4th 110 Hurdles—Mike Haines 2nd 300 Hurdles—Mike Haines 4th High jump — Mike Haines 2nd Triple jump—Mike Haines 4th STATE RESULTS Seeley- Swan 9 points 10th Place High Jump—Mike Haines 1st 200—Mike Haines 5th 110 Hurdles—Mike Haines 3rd NEW SCHOOL RECORDS: Triple Jump—Mike Haines 42' 400—Mike Haines 52.7 300 Hurdles—Mike Haines 40.8 800—Shawn Holmes 2:02 47 ■ Stephanie Aldrich Cheryl Copenhaver Sean Foust Damon Melton Joe Beatty Patty Davis Marty Hallam Roger Miller Pieper Benham Raymond David Mark Hart Rowdy Ogden Linda Bergeson Mike Drew Todd Johnson Robert Orr Neil Carlson Amy Foote Barry Kaser Penny Pagett Class of CD 52 Cliff Bergeson Marvit Door Jim Haveman Amy Krantz Kip Bull Robert Fisk Tom Himes Todd Meyer Steph Bush Merri Lou Flake Shawn Holmes Terri Nelson - Class of Chris Crouch Carl Gerhke Tim Jacobsen Lisa Owens '83 — Pam Copenhaver Wade Hallam Kneil Johnson Mike Parker 54 Chris Rammell Vicki Tennancour Marcie Riley Jenny Walker Leonard Schaff Ronnie Williams Greg Ployhar Grace Siloti Quentin Woirhaye Susie Prazak Leanna Sterling Lori Young 55 Kelly Blekkenk Mike Fitzpatrick John Maliam Tauna Lemons Kathi Cahill Bill Gillespie Debbie Herron Sandy Martin Brenda Carey Steve Gossard Tony Hulett Robert Niles Terry Cassidy William Grinder Chris Jungers )ohn Owens Roger Duffin Sherry Hahn Ross Lemons Robin Pilsworth Class Of 82 S6 57 Mitch Baretta, President Curtis Friede Randy Frye Rhonda Flake Gretchen Foote F GIRLS Angela Beatty, Lynda Conley, Jackie Jungers and Dora Johnson. Michael Haines Pamela Himes Fawn Himes Teila (Amon) Himes Dora Johnson Jackie Jungers Seniors '81 59 Manuel Kesterson Kelly Lease John Miller Brian Robison Brenda Laden Roger Martin Nancy Morris Pamela Richards 62 Mr. Dan Baretta, Counselor aren Tanner, Special Ed. Mr. es Gor jon, English Mrs. Deann Gehrke, Library Aide Faculty And Staff Mr. Larry Foust, English Social Studies Mrs. Loretta Cooper, Reading Mr. Dale Conley, Study Hall Proctor Mr. Doug Vagg, Math Mrs. Carolyn Jette, Home Ec. P.E. Mr. Larry Pagett, Business Mr. Ron Kimmet, Industrial Arts Mr. Art Sikkink, Science I m