Sentinel High School - Bitterroot Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1973 volume:

S A«VJ G nJ 3 1833 01808 9059 m fcltte K -it ■ •- - fJi fJdL.JiE Im ii 3E- E- ' :_oBY i::P 0-- =73.602 n69SHH. 1973 ' . J- .0 mm mwh 8 J The 1973 Bitterroot Volume LXV !§ eiitinel High §!chool 4 Ik r Miissoula, Montana i|| gone into effect. The masks were assigned at birth to be worn until death. They were a bland white, with no expression except the fixed smile. People could no longer convey their feelings through facial expressions. To frown, to cry, to grin or smile with joy was impossible; the mask hid any of these special, unique expressions. It covered up the human weakness of tears or a face contorted in pain. No one was any more attractive than the other; equality was finally being attained, but no one left any spe- cial impression on another, they all were so much alike. ' Table of Contents Stucleni Life tliletic§i Service Fine Arts Organizatioiiis Honoris Aeademies Ackiio wledgme II tm Index 230-23 ■■raHHpiiilM HH B: ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' j H K ' ' ' ' . ' J E I ' I: ' ' K ' tjHl H I ' - ' ' W Student Life Student life is . . . making new friends and keeping the old. stacking lockers. apathy and enthusiasm. finding out thai teachers are htmian too. the Spartan Market. skipping a class and then meeting the teacher later in the hall, good times and laughter, having a headache and trying to find an aspirin, being late to school and thinking up some other excuse besides I slept in. waiting until the night before the end of the quarter to do your paper. . . . what you make of it Susan Barmeyer i§itudeiit Lif e is LITTLE OF EVERYTHING J .c— ■ f J If a man does not keep pace with his conmxxnions. Perhaps it is because he hears a difierent drummer; Let him step to the music he hears However measured or far away. Thoreon Whoops! Another wet girl! Thespiaii-i§lparkette Dunking Booth Behind the scenes. Thespian president Leslie Van Gieson looks a little bedraggled afler the hectic fair week. Thespian Kim Ellen sneaks a look at the crowd. Reluming tr avelers: Chuck Hamilton Caron Sept Jean Engler Trent Browne Carol Schwartz Mark Zacek Shelda Maier Tom Anderson Keith Hanson Steve Hamilton Tom Fulton u 1 ' n 1 1 1 } Operation Europe: hard work . . . continental breakfasts . . . Volker- markt . . . The Hofbrau- haus . . . Aida . . . Wienerwalds . . . the Berlin wall . . . the Alps . . . hard bread, wine, and cheese . . . Mosell- strasse . . . the Louvre . . . Sally ' s Beat ... a fantastic trip for 21 stu- dents and their advis- J Operation Europe An E]i[perience in Travel Would you believe milk? A time for resting . . . and horing fun. isiT Paul Svorcek expresses disbeliel as Suzan Woods looks down in disappointment. George Schweitzer and Sieve Criswell end their campaign with — ,. , , , „ ., , , success, as both are elected to head olfices. Candidates Chuck Hamilton and Jean Engler show disappointment in their defeat. ,. - Amidst both cheers and tears, George Schweitzer and Steve Criswell, GWP party candidates, were installed as student body president and vice president for the 1972-1973 school year at an assembly which climaxed a hectic week of campaigning. Also seeking the top student offices were Keystone party candidates, Paul Svorcek and Suzan Woods, and USSR parly candidates. Chuck Hamilton and Jean Engler. GoTernmeiit Dar Chuck Peterson leads the band in an excellent half-time show. i} ( And they said the seniors cotildn ' t win the float competition! With a lootball fashioned from plastic garbage bogs. Art Club marches in the parade. Steve Komi ' .lon places the royal cape around queen Cindy Johnson ' s shoulders. Homecoming 1972 School spirit soars in the tension oi the homecoming game. I Not a bad float — tor the {rosh! Homecoming, 1972 featured Sentinel ' s first night parade with Hellgate, a victorious foot- ball team, joint ' pep rally with Hellgate, 13 smiling beauties and an overjoyed queen. Talented craft student, Paul Smith, macrames a ceiling hanging. Students soak up the sun as well as knowledge. Si IL alP j.nrwnr ' i - ■• ' ' iTWT ww ' f?  v A Time to Work . . . Mr. Chase aids an art student with her sketching. In the quiet of the library, a student reads. It ' s only 5 more days till Friday. What do you mean this isn ' t real food? After all that work, there ' s no energy left to ploi ' . A Time to Play A young couple enjoys the warmth of fall. mtitt lA in ib Tidn II, :7 Proiii ' ' 72--Orieii al Garden t 11.- Isn ' t it purdy? Eat your heart out, Mr. Seitz! ' m mmm ' ' ' ' ' ? . Life is a beautiful garden Made of our days and years, It always is growing and changing As every new season appears. And so in this beautiful garden Brightened by sunshine above, May you travel the years and gather Its blossoms of joy and love. and then we ' ll go to the prom. Hey, we ' re done? - Acadeiiiia I knew I should have studied last night. s.: ■ifr Terry Brand) ord and Maura Thomas partici- pate in a Prep for Living exercise to develop trust in another individual. Creative student Dirk Visser demonstrates the art of sculpting. J - ' ■ .,«i i How much longer can he hold his breath? Knight Daze - Mr. Harbaugh gives an- nual Hellgate - Sentinel speech on how students are to behave. First of all, let me tell you the definition of a Bison ... Pluck, pluck the red roosters . . . over- haul the Knights . . . it ' s a S then an O . . . it ' s an H then an S . . . Spartan spirit . . . victory all the way . . . boot the Bison . . . Bison burgers . . . suckers . . . more assemblies . . . more spirit . . . another win. For the first time in Powder Puff history the Sentinel girls defeated the roosting Red Hens by a score of 2-0. I Iti on Weak After four years Hellgate de- serves this! You call these — cheerleaders? Pep Assemblies Pep Assemblies are: standing for the presenta- tion of the flags . . . losing your voice in class com- pjetitions . . . Super Spar- tans ... the school song . . . watching Orchesis and Sparkettes ... the faculty band . . . No Sweat . . . Beat the Bi- son . . . Pluck the red roosters . . . Seniors win- ning the pep jug? Football tri-captain Stan Za- chariasen asks the student body for their support at the upcoming game as other tri- captcrins Steve Hamilton and Duane Knapp look on. , mmS I think I ' d better dance all night Help, I ' m stuck! Roekin and a-reelin Do you wanna dance, Under the moonlight? Hold me, baby All through the night. Oh, baby. Do you wanna dance? Talking isn ' t the only way to communicate! Wanna dance? Hey, Blondie! I can dig it! ' Say what you will, I cannot stay here any longer. — Tiue, I ani but a wanderer, a rover on earth!-- What am I lo do here? Time hangs heavy.— I am not alone in this. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe :. : .VJ - i« A;: iuS .sNWC- ' ' ' Athletics School is the place where athletics begin, in the school ' s name we lose, but more often we win. Practice makes perfect, at least that ' s what they soy, so it ' s perfection you strive toward, day after day. Opportunity knocking — have you heard it before? sports can be the key that unlocks the door. Respect is essential, it helps us to grow, respect for oneself, as well as the foe. Teams are individuals bound by one goal, alone there is nothing, united they are whole. Spirit is the trait shared by both young and old, when together they cheer for the purple and gold. Bryan Flaig In The Sentinel girls cross country team (extreme right) and other girls irom across the state, begin the IV2 mile UM Invitational race. Girls Cross Country Although this year ' s girl ' s cross country- team did not win any of its meets, its rec- ord was one of the most successful in the history of girls cross country at Sentinel. The 1972 team was composed of one jun- ior, four sophomores and five freshmen, making the prospect of future winning seasons very probable. One of the bright spots on the team was Susie Deden, a sophomore, who finished in the top ten in almost every meet. Through her leader- ship, the team placed a respectable sixth at the state meet. Cross country coaches Mike Johnson and Coy Wallennlre converse before a home meet. MEET SCORES Great Folia 2nd Seeley-Swan _ 4th Butte _ _ _ 2nd Billings Senior 2nd VM Invlt. Sth Helena Invlt. _ 2nd Kalispell Invil _ 2nd Hellgate 2nd Stat© eth GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY— Front Row: Kelly McVeigh, Anita Monk, Linda Deden. Susan Deden, Andrea Byrnes. Dorothy Briggs. Second Row: Patty Mclntyre, Netta Kohler, Jenny Peregoy, Sharon Sleben. Bo « Cro.%.% tounlry For Coach Mike Johnson and his team, the 1972 cross country season was extremely grati- fying. At the start of the year Mr. Johnson hoped the Sentinel runners could finish fifth in the state meet. But because of a season of hard work and determination, the team finished a surprising third in the state finals at Helena on October 28. The top runners on the squad were seniors Jim Walker, who showed fine leadership as team captain, John Wallis and Tim Ibey. Three sophomores and one junior, none of whom had experienced any varsity competition before, rounded out the 1972 team. In addition to the fine finish at state, the sea- son ' s highlights include the contributoins of the sophomore runners, especially that of Keith Messmer. MEET PLACES Missoula Invil. - 2nd Butte - - 2nd Billings Senior 2nd UM Invit. - - -..-. 3rd Helena 2nd Kalispell - - 2nd Hellgate — 2nd State — 3rd BOYS CROSS COUNTRY— From Row: Curt Kinghom, Mike Harris, Steve Johnson, Dave Steward. Scott Shearer. Matt Sedlacek, Rick Nelson, Doun LeCain. Second Row: Ted Burgmaier, Mark Denton Brian Toomey, Mike Hofiman, Jerry Roe, Bill Myers, Keith Messmer. Third Row: Mike Johnson, coach. Brent Jenson, Al Muskett, Tim Ibey, John Wallis, Tom FuUerton, Dave Perhay, manager «■■ Bo; IS Track An exhausted Larry Springer dramatizes the thrill of victory. Track and field includes a series of com- petitive events that make up one of the oldest of all sports. They comprise running for speed, jumping for height or distance, and throwing for distance, activities vital to ancient man for survival. The sprinters who dash headlong pro- vide the close finishes. The hurdlers, combining speed and grace, add precision and beauty to the sport. The milers, beginning with easy strides, furnish lung-bursting, heart-pounding final efforts as they strain to hit the tape. The field events, too, high and broad jumps, javelin and pole vault and shot-put, add to the spec- tacle. These events make up the most universal and most important sport internationally. Yet it is conducted almost exclusively on an ama- teur basis. So it is at Sentinel, where track is an important part of the spring school season. Studehts often see the track members jogging about in the warm sunlight on a spring after- noon, as Coach George Scott puts his team through after school workouts. The individuals on the team work hard, seldcmly receiving their just recognition, to build their physical abilities to the peak needed to win. Flopper Bryan Flaig displays excellent style as he clears the ba With a lilllo help from his tongue, Len Mock heavei lh« ibot pat H ' •■. 1 ' r 1 i « . r. - - • ; - ' I , 1 rV; • . ' ' Ri . ' isa S ' ' k . . -fe-nr  . ' - -t , ♦t- A .,-jf: . V -4 frt- . . ' i ' - ; -A : i V ' ■■ ' 5; :,i ' ? gBif•A ' BOYs TRACK TEAM— Front Row: Bryon Blackler, Gordie Kallis, Jim Walker, Larry Springer, Randy Beaudry, Tim Kerr. Second Row: George Scott, coach. Gary Parks. Tim Ibey, Bruce Tremper. Marc Knight. Kurt Jacobson. Len Mock, Mike Dryden, Todd lacobson. Kirk Rocheleau, Gene Pederson, Gary Trenary, coach. Third How: Bill Tyler, manager, Mike Johnson, coach. Mike Van- deveer, Steve Hamilton, Doug O ' Neil, Dick Talbert, Hon Henderson, Dan Mitchell, Bryan Haig, Greg Doerfler, Jim ZeUick, Tom Bubstead, Jack Gregor, Jack McWorter, coach: Gene Leonard, coach. Running through the air. Gordie Kallis stretches lor distance. Gene Pederson, Sentinel, and Gary Minor, Great Falls Public, race towards a photo finish. I Girls Track Team Vicki Suit skims a hurdle and trails close behind a Kalispell runner. Cindy Bentham plants her foot on a long jump takeoH. ■M . !Wr GIRLS TRACK TEAM — Front Row: Netta Kohler, Carlo Cross, Melody Caluori, Cindy Benthem, Vicki Suit, Susan Deden. Donna Koeppen, Shannon Adler. Second Row: Vick! Ambo, Jenny Peregoy, Laurie Hoover, Linda Polette, Les OTJem, Debbie Beoudry, Rena Walsh, Marie Johnson, Colleen Phelps. Third Row: Bob Vick, coach. Debbie Bartlett, Lorraine GjeDe, Debbie Moravec. Lynn lacobson. Roberta Hagler, Merilee Malcolm, Coy Wallermire, cooch. ■ ' ' ' otf r ' i ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '  • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' W 4 ' -. A iViw:; W. . ' .- ' ' i Mi Varsity Football Team oach Gene Dimples Leonard hugs his players alter the Hellgate game. Like every other high school body in the land last fall, Sentinel fans coveted a state football cham- pionship. But with only ten returning lettermen, the Spart ans ' chances of bringing home the Montana crown appeared doubtful. Yet in Sentinel ' s first home game against Billings Senior on September 22, a pattern formed that was to lead Sentinel to its best football record in the school ' s history, 10-1. Bryan Flaig, a senior end, caught a touchdown pass from junior quarterback Tim Kerr, and the duo began a romp that would end when be- tween them the two had set five AA passing and receiving records. Throughout the season Kerr showed gutsy spirit when on third down and long yardage he would fling the ball to Flaig. And Bryan, with his height, speed and invaluable hands, would grab the ball, outmaneuver his de- fenders and run for a touchdown or first down yardage. During the first half of the season the pair, both first team members of the Montana Coaches Association Class AA All-State Football Team, kept their team winning when the Spartans were suffering with a weak running attack. Coach Gene Leonard, the Montana high school coach of the year, alternated his offensive runners until mid- v ay through the season when he established a backfield with Dirk Visser at halfback and Bill Sheppard at fullback. With their talented efforts, the Sentinel crew now had an unrivalled varied offense in the state. Defensively the Spartans, with strong points Bob Vogel at tackle, Stan Zachariasen at linebacker and Steve Yurich at defensive back, all first team selec- tions of the Montana Coaches Association Class AA All-State Football Team, more than adequately battled their opponents, recovering 20 fumbles and grabbing 22 interceptions. Together with the offense they had compiled a record of 6-0 heading into the game with the 1971 football champions, the Great Falls Bisons. This game was prematurely billed as the 1972 championship game with the Spartans, the finesse team of the year, against the Bison, the power team of the season. The size and strength of the Bison proved to be too much for the Spartans to best, and Sentinel lost the game 30-15. Many thought the Spartans chances for a state title in football had been destroyed. But the team beat their remaining opponents, including their cross town rivals the Hellgate Knights. In the game the Sentinel defense held the Knights scoreless and GAME SCORES s Lewiston, Idaho . C. M. Russell Billings Senior Great Falls Central Butte Helena Great Falls Public . Billings West Kalispell _ Hellgate . •Great Falls Public snlinel Opponents 10 7 22 7 25 28 14 44 20 26 13 15 30 24 20 28 22 16 29 IB ' Championship game the Spartans running game was spectacular as Dirk Visser gained over 100 yards rushing. Ending their regular season with a 9-1 record, the Spartans waited and hoped to get another crack at the Bisons. The chance came when Butte Public, a team the Spartans had whipped 44-20 earlier in the season, beat Great Falls Public 17-15 in a night game. This set up the 1972 A A State Football Championship in Missoula on November 18. From the start of the game the superiority of the Kerr to Flaig pass against the Bison running game was clear. On the Spartans fifth play from scrimmage, Kerr fired a 32 yard scoring bomb to Flaig and the Sentinel Spartans were on their way to the school ' s first sole football championship (Sentinel shared th etitle in 1966 with Great Falls Public). Kerr and Flaig connected for two more touchdowns and Sheppard ran for a fourth. The much publicized running game of the Bisons never got started as the Spartan defensive unit held Great Falls to only 16 points. At the end of the game the score was 29-16 and a happy crowd of Sentinel fans raced onto the field to embrace their 1972 football champions 1972 AA Football Champions ife VARSITY FOOTBALL— Front Row: I. Winship — 69, D. Deriana— 55, T. Kerr— 11. B. Nooney— 10. M. Dunham— 32. M. Deschamps — 66, S. CrlsweU — 42. D. Conley — 64, M. McChesney — 18, I. Williams — 48, T. Owens — 45, M. Lyons — 34. K. Riggleman — 66. A. Richlie — 62, P. Karr, manager; S. Kerr, man- ager. Second Row: Ed LaCasse, coach; G. Bennett — 60, J. Nauditt — 73, B. Trickel — 38, M. Rheinschmidt — 25, S. Hamilton — 50, L. Mocks — 76. B. Russell — 74, T. Lande — 44, J. Gregor — 30, J. Bourke — 20, D. Visser — 23, R. Eitel — 33. S. Zacharinsen— 67. G. Guay — 81, A. Grant— 19, P. York— 84, K. Brigge- man — 77, M. Dunqan — 15, D. Knapp — 65, Bob Samardich, coach. Third Row: Gene Leonard, coach; Chuck Walle, coach; Ray Nose, manager; G. LeClalre— 66, D. Peterson— 83, B. Tyler- 79, J. Schipl— 85. B. Vogel— 72, J. Howard— 89, B. Flaig— 82, S. Yurich— 87. S, FUher— 75, A. Smith- 51, M. Doerfler — 22, D. Baughman — 70, G. Doeriler — 29, B. Reynolds — 88, B. Sheppard — 41, K. Haykowski — 80, J. Rogers — 71, T. Corrick — 53. Wes Applet. coach; Bob Vick, coach; Gary Ekegren, coach. An exuberant Bob Nooney trots back to the showers alter the Spartans ' victory in the championship game. Bryan Flolg goes into motion for a pass during the championship game. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL— Front Row: ]. Schipf— 85, I. Williams— 4?, A. Richlie— 72, T. Owen— 45, M. Lyons— 34, G. Kallis— 29, M. Weston- 15 Second Row: Ed LaCasse, coach, B. Guier- jacket, G. LeClaire — 66, I. Howard— 89, A. Grant— 19, J. Rogers— 71, I. Fillmore — 38, K. Briggeman— 77, K. Rojrkowski — 80, Wes Applet, coach. Junior Varsity Football Team GAME SCORES Sentinel Opponents C. M. Russell 13 jB ellgate _ 33 g Kalispell _ g ,_ B « ZZZIZZ 6 36 Great Falls Public ..._ 22 31 Junior Varsity Coach Ed LaCasse talks to a player about the next series of downs. Sophomore Football Team GAME SCORES Sentinel Opponents Helena _ _ 2 C. M. Russell 13 28 Kalispell 7 18 Butte 17 Hellgale ._ _.. 12 Great Falls Public 7 21 ■ a «iEj ms! , SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL— Front Row: P. Robbin, manager, I. Yurich— 60, M. Johnson— 31, M. McChesney— 29, J. WUUamson — 41, D. Mahlunj — 63, K. Matthaes — 64, G. Renaker — 74, C. Solberg — 22, M. Painter — 52, B. Greene — 65, G. Knapp — 80, D. O ' Neil — 12, LeLond Miller, coach. Second Row: Pal Dolan, coach, J. Williams — 42, B. Hall — 81, B. Zottnick — 33, S. Denning — 62, R. Tougas — 11, G. Guay— 82, B. Trickel — 75, I. Ottmon — 70, D. Reiker — 55, M. Lyman — 83, E. Wells — 85, S. Farmer — 72, M. Graham — 50. J. Rimel — 20, D. Smith — 30, J. Schmid — 84, Bob Samardich, coach. GOLD FRESHMAN FOOTBALL — Front Row: manager, D. Trevarthen— 80. J. Smith— 86, I. Smith— 65, D. Owens— 21, T. Burton— 78, J. Kaiserman — 23, R. Matelich — 11, M. Helean — 36, M. Seilz — 83, K. Gansler— 20, J. Dailsy — 34, H. Tremper — 70. manager. Second Row: George Scott, coach; C. Beagle — 88. C. LeProwse— 74, B. Inqalls— 66. J. Wahl— 63, T. Dachtler— 58. R. Clizbe — 42. D. Hege — 40, D. Kress — 71, S. Sullivan — 81. M. Van Wormer — 34. D. Tucker — 73, C. Hiday — 62. S. Raykowslci — 16. M. Peterson — 79. S. Diedrich — 55. Keith Hanson, coach. Freshmen Football Teamis PURPLE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL— Front Row: M. Brown, 73, J. Byrne- 30, S. Scot-on— 62, J. Findlav— 41, M. Toomey— 63, M. HoUinger— 21, M. Dunham — 20. J. Snow — 84, T. Rauch — 31, M. Yovelich — 29, D. Beccari — 52, I. Andrews — 74, A. Weeks — 50, J, Stamps — 22, C. Nord. Second Row: Coach. W. Michelson- 75, R. Lowry— 72, D. Gaugham— 12, A. Stensrud- 40. J. Tawney— 51, B. Armstrong — 81, J. Hoover— 70. S. Shelton — 11. B. Scott — 15. E. Smollack — 82, M. York — 80. C. Barclay — 83, S. Stroud — 85. G. Trenary — 54. Jack McWhorter. coach. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM— Front Row: Chris Karlberg, Ray Nose, Scott Kerr, managers. Second Row: Mr. George Scott, coach; Mike Doerller, Jelf Howard, Tim Morris, Bryan Flaig, Kirk Rocheleau. Mike Morris, Steve DeMers, Roger DeMarois, Ben DeMers, Mr. Jack McWhorter, coach; Mr. Bob Luoma, coach. GAME SCORES Sentinel Opponents Billings West 82 60 Billings Senior 80 SO Poison 93 46 Libby 92 64 Homilton 82 68 Columbia Falls 68 42 CM. Russell 82 75 CM. Russell 73 57 Great Falls Public 61 69 Anaconda 73 42 Helena 3D 75 Kalispell 64 32 Hellgate 71 56 Butte Public 66 60 Butte Central 84 54 Kalispell 66 35 Helena 92 72 Anaconda 92 67 Hellgate 68 59 Butte Public 63 56 Varisity Basketball Team Coach Bob Luoma studies the Spartans ' play. Kirk Rocheleau drives past a defender on his way to a loy up. GAME SCORES Sentinel Opponents PhillipBburg 62 52 Libby 85 35 Phillipaburg 57 45 Columbia Falls 54 41 CM. RUSB611 53 54 Hellgate S3 46 CM. Russell 53 35 Great Falls Public ei 41 Anaconda 67 41 Helena 80 66 Kalispell 70 43 Hellgale 56 55 Butte Public 63 47 Butte Central 67 60 Kalispell 62 50 Helena 75 64 Anaconda 88 44 Hellgate 61 56 Butte Public 67 53 Junior VarsitT Basketball Team JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM— Front Row: Dave Kenyon, Mark Weston, Tim Kerr, Craig Vie ' i, John Matter, manager. Second Row: Mr. George Scott, coach; Mike Doeriler, Rick Paulsen, Dave Smith, Mike Beat, Kurt lacobson, Gary Siegford, coach. The Class AA Champions at State The Sentinel Spartans again proved to be the moB- ters of Montana high school basketball this year by winning the Qass AA Cliampionship for the second straight time. Returning with exceptional depth and experience, the Spartans formed an unparalleled team whose 25-1 season was topped off by a 76 3 VAin over the Hellgote Knights in the title game. Individualism may not be the key to a successful athletic team, but it was the combination of individual efforts that made the Spartan team a winner. The Spar- tans ran an awesome fast-break that often fourid Bryan Flaig, Kirk Rocheleau and Ben DeMers feeding the ball to one another for a quick and seemingly easy two points. Yet it was more than their smoothness and co- operation on layups that made the Spartans winners. It was the great outside shooting of guards Kirk Rodi- eleau and Ben DeMers. It was the superior rebounding and turn around jump shooting of center Steve DeMers and forward Joe DeMarois. And almost always it was. forward Bryan Flaig ' s ability to pull the team together when they faltered with brilliant assists and game as- surance points. And perhaps more than any other qual- ity that made the Spartans champions, was their bench strength. Coach Bob Luoma never had a set starting five and usually picked his first team from seven play- ers. This periodically left Dan Mitchell and Mike Morris as reserves. Both fine players, they were able to relieve other starters without the Spartans losing any of their scoring punch. The Spartans also received strong late game performances from benchers Roger Nelson, Jeff Howard, Tim Morris, M ' ke Dcerfler and Mark Weston. But basketball is not all offense. Combining their individual talents. Coach Luoma molded his boys into an excellent defensive unit that held Kalispell to only 32 and 35 points in their two meetings ■ ' Anth the Braves. The Spartans only loss this season was to the Great Falls Bison, 69-61. This was the first game of the year the Spartans played without Ben DeMers who dis- located his hip in the Great Falls Russell game. Be- cause of his injury, Ben missed the middle port of the season. But the loss to Great Falls became meaningless to both the Spartan team and fans alike when seniors Dan Mitchell and Ben DeMers cut down the nets at the UM Field. House after the championship game for the vic- torious Sentinel Spartans. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM— Front Row: Bob McCue, Ted Burgmaier, manaaers. Second Row: Mike Newcomb, Mike Lyons, Robin Tougas, Greg LeClaire, Jim Schmid, Steve Sauer, Russ Rambo. Third Row: Mary Lyman, Brad Helding, Curt Hansen, Ed Wells, Lance Baumgardner, Alan Grant, Mr. Don Rider, coach. Sophomore Basketball Team GAME SCORES Sentinel Opponents Loyola Junior Varsity 59 34 Drummond Varsity 30 59 Poison 62 34 Loyola Junior Varsity 72 47 Hamilton Junior Varsity 56 48 Columbia Falls 53 29 CM. Russell 49 44 Saint Regis Varsity 69 68 CM. Russell SO 66 Great Falls Public 59 48 Drummond Varsity 40 66 Helena 48 62 KaUspell 65 49 Hellgale 39 SO Butte Public 72 59 KaUspell 43 34 Helena 52 66 Hellgate 50 58 A sophomore Spartan takes a shot irom the Iree-throw line. f . €) FRESHMAN PURPLE BASKETBALL TEAM— Front Row: Jeff Clark, Dean Howard. Curt Barclay, Kevin Gansler, Brad WalVins, Don Hege, Kris Nord, Mr. Tom Thorpe, coach. Second Row: Ben Miller, manager; Doug LeCain, Jack Hoover, Marly York, John Lentz, Dan Trevarlhen, Tohn Wagner, Bemie Foshag, manager. Freishitien Basketball Teams FRESHMAN GOLD BASKETBALL TEAM— Front Row: Mr. Chuck Walle, coach; Steve Raykowski, John Byrne, Mark Busies, Mike Yovetich, Bob Scott. Second Row: Dan Skillman, manager; Jeff Robinson, Chuck Beagle, Brian Armstrong, Steve Stroud, Gary Koester, Jeff Schwtui. ?fm ji ' - VARSITY WHESTLING TEAM — Front Row: Clifl Kempner, manager; Larry Richlie, Don Owen, Pete Kerr, Tim Owen. MUce Pesanti, Tom Fullerton, Second Row: Jug Beck, coach; Mike Deschamps, Don Tripp, John Mecham. Kim Riqgleman. Stan Zachariasen, Bob Vick. coach. Third Row: Gene Leonard. coach; Dennie Conley. Duane Knapp. Bruce Polette. John Kolendich, Greg Bennett, Bob Samardich, coach. What comes to mind when wrestling is mentioned? Usually- brute strength and the endurance to match. But in o rder for a wrestler and his team to win, they must also have a keen knowledge of the sport. But knowledge is not innate and at Sentinel this special wisdom used by the Spartan wrestlers is obtained from the teachings of Head Coach Jug Beck. And this year Jug did an exceptional job of making his message clear to his boys. The Spartan grapplers completed their regular season with an 11-1 record, losing only to Kalispell in their first meeting with the Braves. But the squad never let down after this defeat and when the two teams met again a month later coach Jug Beck ' s boys beat Kalispell 27-22 in a close match. This was a crucial win for the team in their pursuit to bring the State Class AA Wrestling Championship back to Sentinel. The Spartans overwhelmed the Knights this year sweeping the series from Hellgate with scores of 48-9 in their first meet- ing and 35-15 in the second. This year ' s squad was strong in every weight class from 98- pound Pete Karr right on up through heavyweight Bruce Polette. With each man on the team overpowering his opponent, it is hard to single out an exceptoinal performer. But by both com- piling undefeated seasons, John Mecham and Don Tripp set the standard of perfection for the entire team. John Mecham, a transfer from Seeley-Swan, added his own electricity to the Spartans cause by breaking the state record for most consecu- tive wins. MATCH SCORES Sentinel Hellgate Great Falls Central Butte Public Great Falls Public CM. Russell Great Falls Central Helena Kalispell Hellgate Helena Kalispell Billings West Billings Senior Great Falls Public CM. Russell Opponents 48 9 38 13 56 2 32 20 39 11 48 8 42 8 18 39 35 15 52 2 27 22 35 12 31 14 47 3 26 23 Varsity Wrestling Team Coach Jug Beck focuses on his team ' s matches. Junior Varsity Wrestling Team Mike Deschamps maneuvers his opponent from Ihe rear. MATCH SCORES Sentinel Opponents Great Falls Central 50 9 Hellgate 52 2 Anaconda 67 41 Darby 45 11 Butte 50 5 Helena 42 4 Kalispell 39 16 Stale Junior Varsity Tournament First Place lUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM — Front Row: Cliff Kempner, manager ; Tom Fullerton, Kim Ricrgleman, Chris Solberg. Larry Womclh. John Yurich, Steve CrisweU. Second Row: Bret Holt, Jim Knutson, John Schipf, Dave Baug ' iman, Allen Richlie, Dennis Conley, Pat Lopez de Victoria, Mike Deschamps. The Spartan wrestler (left) analyzes his opponent at the start ol the match. Greg Bennett pins his C. M. Russell opponent. The Spartan wrestler dominates his opponent ® Junior Varsity B Team 1 (Sk JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING B TEAM— Front Row: Jerry Thornburg. Gary Clark, Mike Meissner, Terry Womoth, Dave Seaholm. Second Row: Greg Knapp. Larry Bush, Dave Sleinke, Duane Reiker, Roger Stolp, Bob Hermes. Freshman Wre§itling Team FRESHMAN WRESTLING TEAM— Front Row: Gerald Bennett, Jell Richards. Guy Trenary, Dave DeBruin, Curl Papke, Jay Bush. Marc Peterson. Tim Burton. Rob Wiles. Second Row: Steve Swonson. Dan Guier. Tom Maclay. John Riekina. Con LeProwse. Dave Miewald. Dave Robbins, John Snow, Jell Wahl. Bob Samardich, coach. Not Pictured: Jack Tawney. Shawn Christinson. r- Executing the grace of her sport. Melody Calouri performs a ticklish move on the balance beam. With his legs parallel to the ground, Pete Nauditt works his ring exercise. MEET PLACES Helena Triangular 2nd Hellgale 2ad Sentinel Triangular 2nd Hellgale Quadrangular 2nd Hellgate Quadrangular 3rd Kalispell Triangular 3rd Big Ten Meet 3rd BOYS ' GYMNASTIC TEAM — Front Row: Greg Dillion, Pete Nauditt. Pat Roberson. Martin Ludemann. Denny Allen, Doug Peterson. Second Row: Mark Parks, Ted Polett e, Paul Shook, Pete Mahrt, Mike Stahl, Mr. Mike Johnson, coach. Gymnastics is unique in the field oi sports because it is not only a grueling athletic event, but also a beautiful art form. Combining a distinct blend of physical beauty and athletic coordination and strength, a gymnastic com- petitor must display intense concentration and numerous skills when performing. Through the fine direction of Coach Mike Johnson, Sentinel ' s boys ' gymnastic team pre- sented first-rate performances in their meets this year. Pete Nauditt, Sentinel ' s top all-around man, worked superb exercises throughout the season winning the parallel bars in the Big Ten meet. Nauditt was backed up by standout Mark Parks, who finished first in the high bar competition against Kalispell and Hellgate. Helping to balance the team were Doug Pet- erson, a specialist in the floor exercise, Paul Shook, working the sidehorse, Martin Lude- mann, excelling in the vault, and Denny Allen who regularly placed with his sidehorse and ring routines. Bo is G; iiiiia§itie!S Team Doug Peterson exhibits a strength move on the parallel bars. - r Girls Gymnasticis Team GIRLS ' GYMNASTIC TEAM — Front Row: Misty Lehman, Sandy Cerovski, Melody Calouri. Second Row: Kim Canaris, Chris Malcolm, Carla Cross, Patty DeBolt, Mary Royce, Janet Prentice, Nicki Byere, Pam Knee«, coach; Denise Berard, Susan Brown, Stacey Wentworth, Kathy Brown, Therese Jensen, Terrie Rowley, Denise Hollowell. Misty Lehman hesitates on the lop bar while presenting her uneven parallel bars routine. Melody Caluri performs her iloor exercise. A good all-around high school gymnast needs the grace of a ballerina, the physical strength of a long distance swimmer, the concentration of a chess player, and the ver- satility of a decathlon champion. It is hard to find a gymnast with these qualities, but not impossible. Sentinel ' s Misty Lehman is such a gymnast. Misty performed master- fully this season winning all-around cham- pionships in both the Helena and Missoula triangulars. Though it may have seemed so at tim.es this season, Misty was not a one-girl team. Her Coach Pam Kees did an excellent job of developing her girls ' talent, including thai of Kim Canaris, a fine balance beam per- former. mwiMami —IiIIMIuiiimi - mm mmm F  «■  ■ V i««Twr 3ui w?aagwii— iwiiiiiiiw MHU. tuwia Golf leant en. Second Row: Don Conger. Dare Boiioth. Tennis; Wr I Lori Bray (above) studies the opposilion during a doubles tennis match. John Harris and Dave Snyder (right) combine ttxeir talente in the 1972 State TennU Championships. ' n Tana Sparks sets herseU for a tennis volley. f 1 TENNIS TEAM — Front Row: Peggy Sullivan, Patty Zachoriasen, Andrea Easter, Tana Sparks, Lori Bray. Second Row: Pat Hale, Mike McChesney, John Harris, Hm Davenport Mr. Frank Monasterio, Coach. Classes are . . . Racing through the door three seconds after the bell rang. Snoozing during the movie. Remaining silent when the teacher asks you a question. Waving your hand wildly when the teacher doesn ' t ask you a question. Going to the dentist two or three times a week. Squirming in your seat because you have an itch. Scratching secretly. Glancing at the clock every five minutes. Trying to talk to your friends outside the door while under critical survey by. the teacher. Crossing your eyes so you can see the tip of your nose for the lack of anything better to do. Doing your Algebra in English class. Thinking of Friday night. Thinking of Saturday. . . . stepping stones to graduation Marina Graham •.I. rrliii v mi4 -fa ?Sgra!(l FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL First Row: Rod AbeL Steve Julie Chafie. Kyle Rocheleau. Kelly Dia Shaver, Freshr. Fre§;hmaii Officers Andy Anderson Candi Atkinson Talbert Anderson Deanna Bailey Jeff Andrews Bob Baker Marie Annzens Curt Barclay Brian Armstrong Jamie Barrett Tammy Armstrong Brian Bass Sometimes knowledge comes easily. Sometimes you have to be hit over the head with it. At least that ' s what Kathy Kerr seems to be telling Dan Kress. Freshmen Suzan Betcher Ed Bresler Brian Blevins Tim Briggs Patti Bossard Debbie Brown lack Boyle Mike Brown Mary Brabeck Susan Brown Karen Braddock Richard Bullock Jane Burnham Susan Campbell Sandra Cerovski Cathy Clark Sandy Cooper lames Dailey Jim Burton Kathy Care Beth Chadduck Russ Clizbe Julie Criswell Bill Dallman Jerry Bush Joan Casey Julie Chaffee Nicola Coles Dorothy Cross Dale Davey Mark Bustos Nicki Byers Andrea Byrnes Patty Deboli Linda Deden Debbie DeMoroi: Sharon DeMers To mi Devlin Becky Dexter Cindy Cass Dana Chamberlain Vicki Connolly Donnell Chamberlain Glenda Cooper ' tysm Jim Cunxley Dan Custer Shawnee Dextei Sieve Diedrich Debbie Drew Lauren Drysfelt Freshmen Diana Dimmill Michelle Duffii Julie Drake Marly Dunhan S Shannon Dunlap Chris Egle Julie Engler John Erickson Marlene Erickson Sonalea Evjen Bill Farmer Paul Farnham Joni Fealherman Ann Fields Mary Fillmore Gwen Fisher Cindy Flaig Dove Fleming Kelly Ford Lee Forest Bernard Foshag Kurt France Gail Fulton Rhonda Furnas ■ Sheila Kampsher, Julie Challee, Shannon Dunlap, Linda Towney and Helen Hasmenn watch the boys go by. Sheryl Fernelius Lori Goodrich Latrice Gregory Dan Guier Kevin Gansler lacki Gore Patty Gress Tom Guier Allan Gerhart Beth Gouaux Camille Guay Bryon Hallgren Terry Gilder Jamie Gregor Donna Guenther Mark Hangas Freshmen Helen Housmann Peggy Hei Heidi HaverCeld Mark Hele Julie Heoke Patricia He Shawn Heyer Chance Hiday Roger Hills Shelley Hochhaltcr Mark Hollinger Steve Holm Jack Hoover Dean Howard Reed Hunter Steve Inabnit Scott Ingalls Dave Jensen Lisa Johns JoAnne Johnson Laurie Johnson Susan Johnson Jari Jung Jerry Kaiserman Karen Kanunerer Sheila Kampskorn Nancy Kelley Sally Kendall Kathy Kerr Valerie King Curtis Kingho Terri Klor Sarah Kleinsaiiser Kevin Koelling Jon ICo tLq Jim Kolckotf n4i K viaKo«ki Dot KoM cki DtttJiis Koz«ltth iC xrlo Kraai r ICatberiD K od% Voxma ICruq Janice L Croi:. Rhonda Lar on Gary La to c Diane LeCloixe Kalhy Lenz Con LeProwK Robin Lindsay Michelle Linton Ten Loewen Sandra Logon Randy Lowry Jonis Luoma Tom Macloy Rod Macddi: James Magee Richard Mcgee Coanie MahJun Kris Malcolm Don Motelich Bon Motelich Tony Matter Mike Nefl Lynelte Nickel Lori Nielson Gwenda Noble Kris Word Neil Thorion Lloyd Thorsrud Mary Tiolz Cindy Tipton Mike Toomoy Sharri Tougas Lisa Trotiper John Tschannen Duane Tucker PalliTwonlg Susan Ushi}ima Dana Wade PP|0| Brett Wages bk ; L. John Wagner Denise Wahlin jk Tammi Wakefield If ' H Steven Wanberg Ij P a S Kelly Willioms Michelle Willis Betsy Wilson Lynn Withycombe Kenneth Witt Marty York Kelly Yost Mike Yovetich Debbie Zander Curtis Zimpel Debbie Zottnick nay Zunkondri Sophomores ' ggaaM Doug Mahlum, Sophomore ( Bev Springer, Sophomore Class Seer e. Sophomore Class Vice PresidenL Sophoinore Oflicf rs Kfiphomoreft Jerry Callaway Carol Carpenter Berthd Cebulski Valerie Chaffin Cherie Cheil Roe Chiest Brenda Clague Robin Clearman Richard Clizbe David Cloninger Gary Clubls Patty Cole Virginia Cole Garill Coles Gayle Collins Donno Connoly lulie Cooke Machelle Cook Gordon Cooper ..T 1 V U 4l w L I Sophomores Pom Komara Eda Korr Liada K «l«r DabbU K« Kristi Kandoll Donna Kanlttoa Henry K«nyon Xothr K«sslar Gr«9 Knapp Jun Eoch Donna Eo«pp«n Malta Kohlar Fronde Kuffel Morion LoBella Don Loa9 Cindy Loroqu Fred Larson Sheny Lamm Tulle Lovrson Jon Leary Terry Lee Cheryl L ehman Gwen Lehman Noda LLngel Gerald Linton Donald Lowry Martin Ludemonn Mark Lyman Kendal Lyon Michael Lyoni leU Mack Joyce Madden Doug Mahlum Bonnie Malcolm Marie Morchildon Tim Marquordl .■irtn M ' J.l K llh Mallhul B- h Mccii Sarah McOIII r1 ColU«n McCuIr Sh«ryl McKln.. Connit McKinilry lanlc McManui Kathy Mcflloy AUywn McVolqh Mike MelBsnar Gene Meyer Condlce Michael Jl s Tom Micheletto Michael MUch Sberrie Miles Nlta Miller Stacy Miller Randy Mock Rod Morgan Gall Morris Voonette Mooi Gerald Morris Janet Morris Monty Moravec Shahoxa MuhUiau Margaret Munro Carl Murphey Jefi Murray Alan Muskett Bill Myers Richard Nagel Monica Nakamura Blytheann Nelson Shawn Nichols JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL— First Row: Ryan Ushijima. Malcolm Goodrich, Terence Goodall, Sarah Maclay, Melai. Lerum, Dana Spierling. Kim Mayes. Second Row: Brian King. Dave Denend, Wendy Nord, Jill Hoover. Third Rd ' ' -galls, Lynee Hogan. Carol Fry. Lori Kaiser Ryan Ushijima, Junior Class President l Cv ■Mi • •., jii ,...,.. ' •.: r = W?5« Mike Caluori Eddy Carl lack Case Stuart Cebulski Becky Choiiee Keith Axmstrong Kevin Atkinson AlcnBcddwin Nanzy Chandler Becky Chapman Dolly Chau Cindy Claik Dale Clay Margene Dc KTiev Mike Dungan Martina Duppon Joni Eby Donette Eggeis r ■ ' i Z Wanda EUcins Randy Engblom Suanne Estey 1 . ' _3 H O ' ' - ' lim Erickson DonFohey Del Held Jim Fite Debbie Fleechlng Randi Goodman Malcolm Goodrich Mark Gostelin Rod Graham Mary Gravei Kim Kiely Debbie Kiner Bricxn King Clinton Kinzel Annette Kltzan Mary Kleinsasser Vicki Kober John Kolendich Steve Krouse Karen Krenzberger Kelly Leory Misty Lehman Teri Lerch Melonie Lerum Corinne Liles Br A Bruce Miewald Kathy Monteith Donna Monielius Jim Moran Barb Morqan Rick Paulsen Tarry Perschk Marie Peschel Chris Peterson Chuck Peterson Shaion Ptt rs on EHoaaa Plulp U a Plankitl Erne PoUtU Judr Ponuvsk I«ri Pratt Joanna Pric Pom Rawliagt Mik Roy K iih Roykowtld Nanc7 R«7noldx John Rhinehori Allen Richlie Jim Ritchey Oeonna Rock Mori Rodenberge Debbie Ro5«th Dee Rxible Lois Rust Jorri Ryan Jim Sanders John Schipi Carl Schmidt Maria Schmidt Bette Schottelkorb pk K L i % 4- . j 1 P ' ' K!t:. Patty Tyler Nancy Valach Bill Vancanagan Hobin Van De Hey Brad Vanwormor Jeff VerHoel Pat Lopez de Victoria Craig Vietz Dale Virts Sue Woiles Michele Ward Steve Ward Dean Weber Sharon Wegner Kim Weidman Nancy Weidman Steve Weidman Diane Weingoxl George Weisel Lori Williams Kim Wilson Dorlyene Wood Sondi Vovetich Sue Yule Darlene Zachoriasen Potti Zachoriasen Albert Zegiel Dong ZinuBermon Juniors Seniors SENIOR CLASS COXINCIL— First How: 1 Second Row: Darcy Staniield. Taro Saylc Georqe. Third Row: Keith Hanson. Suz nberg. Senior Class President. Senior Officers Bob Nooney, Senior Class Vice President. Lesl Van Gieson. Senior CIl. Seniors Not Pictured jiiii Anderson Joan Baxter Debra Beierle lerry Bonneai les Booth Buddy BroM Mildred -- lean By: Amie Carman Kevin Carpenter Wanda Edinger Mark Eggan Herb Ellis Doug Nues! Cheryl Pete Lynn Geesey Debbie Harper Kurt Hayden Susan Hiett Ray Hitchcock Mary Hoff Lisa Hughes Harry Hutchison Steve Jette Andrew Joron Duane Knapp Rod Krug Diane Larson Beth McChesney Mike McDonald Mike McVeigh Brett Mitchell Rod Morrell Dale Nelson - i A ' . ' iyvT-j •- ' . v Queen Cindy Jolinsf n Portrait through coturtesy of Al Ham ADLER, CmDEE HR 116 Pep Club 1; Orchesis 3.4; German Club 2: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. AILAIN. MTKI HR 125 AMBO. FCOTT HR 136 Track 1.2.4: Wreslling 1; Gvmnastjcs 2,3.4. AMESTOY. LYNDON HR 127 All-Slalo Choir 2: Concert Choir 3.4; Sparlanairoa 4; Sentinel Singers 1; Freshman Choir. ANDERSON. TOM HR 1C8 3.4; Key Club 1.2.3.4: National Honor Society 3.4: Band 1,2.3; Time Limited 2.3.4. BACKIIN. RITA HH 143 FFA 2.3: Speech 3; OCEP 4. BAKKE. KEN HH 109 Latin aub 1.2; Science Research Society 2.3.4: Chess Club 2.3. BALDRIDGE. lORY HR 133 Vice President 3: Honor Roll 1.3; Intramural SporU 1.2.3.4; Gymnastics 1. BARNETT. DEBBIE HR 125 Band 1.2; Pep Bond 1,2; Ski Club 1; Attended Hellgate High School 3. BARNETT. SEAN HR 125 Ski Qub 1: FoolbaU 1.2; M Club 3.4; Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4. BAHTA, KARLA HR 116 Ski Club 2,3; Treasurer 4: Track 1.2; OEA 4. BABTELS. SUZAN HB 124 Homeroom Secretary 4: S Club 3.4: Spanish Club 3: Sparketles 3.4. BARTLETT, DEBRA ANN HH 127 FFA 1; OEA: GRA 1.2.3; Reporter 3; Track 2.3.4; Intramural Sports 2,3.4. BAUGHMAN, DAVE HH 109 Football 2.3,4; Track 2,3.4; Wrestling 2,3,4, (Trans ' ened irom Lesher Jr, High, Fort Collins, Colorado i BEAMAN. MIKE HH 137 Representative 1; Ski Club 1,2: Intramural Sports 1,2,3.4: Goll 3; Wrestling 1. BENNETT. GREG HR 140 BENTHAM. CINDY HR 123 Sparketles 2,3; Track 1,2,3,4, BERARD. MARIE HR 108 Homeroom President 2: Secretary 3; Homecoming : 2; Sporkenes 2,3. .i n ' i f i ■i - :m 1 H BERGMAN. CINDY HR 125 Representalive 1; Pep Club 1: Ski Club I. BERGMAN, LEE HR 127 Representative: Football 2: I Wrestling 1: Intramural I BERNTHAL. DEBBIE HR 109 1 (Tronslerred from Immanuel I High, Eou Claire, I Wis n, 3) BIONDICH, STEVEN HR 132 BISHOP, DARCY HR 125 Homeroom SecretarY 3; Class Council 3.4: Sparkettes 2.3.4; Treasurer 4: DECA 3,4; Honor RoU 2. BLACKER. lERRY HR 116 BLISS. JOHN HR 140 BONEBRIGHT. ELMER HH 143 iBilterroot 4: Business I Manager; Honor RoH 3.4. IbEST, LINDA HR 109 IbIEBLE. DEBBffi HR 123 IPep Club 1.2; DECA. 3.4; IgRA, 1,2; Cross Country 2,3; IPowder-Puil Football 4. BOSSARD. MIKE HR 142 Gymnastics 1.2. BOURASSA. KITTY HR 123 Sparkettes 2.3.4; Captain 4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; OEA 4. BRADFORD. BARB HR 1J5 BRANDIORD. TERKY HR 137 Transferred from North Central High School in Spokane, Washington 4. BRIGGS. SHARON HR 124 Intramural Sports 3. BRODIE. KANE HH 133 National Honor Society 3.4; Sparkettes 2.3.4; Captain 4; High Honor RoD 1.3; Honor RoU 2.4; Class Council 4. BROWNE. TRENT HR 116 Bitlerroot 3.4; Photographer: Boys State Alternate 3; National Honor Society 3.4: Thespians 3.4: ffigh Honor RoU 2.3.4. BUNDY. CRAIG HR 115 (Transferred from Moon VaUey High School PhoenLx. Arizona I.) Latin Club 2; Honor RoU 1.2.3.4; Intramural Sports 3,4, BURAU. CONNIE HR 108 Qoss Council 2.3.4; Thespians 2.3.4 Concert Choir 2.3.4: Sportanaires 3.4: Honor RoU 3.4. BURDEN. LOUISE HE 127 BUHDrrr. iax hs Socrkeses 2 J 4. ' Fr«=ch Cub IJ. BURXELL TOM HE ' .4: French Club 2; DECA j i- | Foo ' ioD 1. BUXTON. MEUilDA HR 123 Transierwd tram San I i© 7uito High School. Encinitoa. Colljomia 4: Sporkenoa 4: Honor RoU 4. CAMPBFIL. DOUG HH 109 aoii OUices 1: Koy Qub i 2.3.4- Stale Peerttary 4; Boy Slate 3: Honor Boll 2.3.4: Tennli 2.3. CASEV. TETT HB 142 Sid Oub 1.2: Foolball 1.2: Intramurol Sports 1.2.3.4: Wrestlinq 1: Honor RoU 1.2.3.4. CASTO. IIM HR 133 Homsroom OHicer 2.3: Sid Club 1.2: Billerroot 4; Football 1.2: Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. CAMPBH-L. MKE HR 125 Class Council 2: Football Introm-iral Spcrls 2. CAHTWRIGHT, ALEX HR 115 Homercom Secretary 1.2.3:1 Chess Club 1.2: Science Research Society 1.2: Intramural Basketball 1.2: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. CHAFFIN. VICKI HR 142 Pep Oub 1: Sparketles 2.3 4| German Club 1.2: Honor 1.2.3,4. CLEABMAN, MEREDITH HR 125 (Transferred Irom Heidelberg, Germany 3.) r k COMBS. COLLEEN HH 125 Transierred from PotsoD High School. Poison. Monfona 4. COMBS. WANDA HR 124 Trans ' erred from Poison High School, Poison. Montana 4. CONLEY. DENNIS HH 137 Homeroom Officer 2: FFA 2,3:FcolbaU 1.2.4: Intramural Sports 1.2,4: Wreslling 1.3.4. CIIZBE. KENHH 143 CLUBS. IINDA HR 443 S Club 4; Executive Board; OEA 4: Honor Roll 1.2,3.4: Junior Achievement: Company Vice President 2,3; Ccmpany Treasurer 4; Association Vice-President 3.4: NAJAC Delegate 3. COCHRAN. BARBARA HR 136 Bond 1.2.3; Pep Band 1,2,3: Latin Club 1,2; Powder Pull Football 3.4: Intramural Sports 3.4. i Vi(kWGW.F CONRAD. PAUUNE HR 1421 Trans ' erred from Sky View [ High School. Logon, Utah 3.1 COOK, SHEILATnniS French Club 2: Library aub| 1,2,3: Kono Radio 1: Honor Roll 1,2,3. COOPER, KIM HH 123 Transferred from Florence Carlton High School Florence, Montana 3: German Club 3,4. CORK, KELLY HH 123 Billerrool 4: OEA 4: Junior Achievers 4. CORHICK. TOM HH 116 Key Club 2.3.4: Boys State: National Honor Society 3.4: Notional Merit 4: Football 1.2.3.4. CHISWELL, STTVE HR 136 Homeroom Office 1.2.3: Key Qub 2.3.4: Boys Sltfe 3: FootbaU 1.2,3.4: Golf 3.4. CROMWELL, KATHY HR 137 Pep Cub 3, DECA 3,4; GRA 3: Honor Boll 3,4: YCC 3, CUMLEY, SHIRLEY HR 137 Sporkelles 2,3,4: French Qub 2: DECA 4: Honor Roll 3, DANIELS, SUE HR 124 DELANFY, CATHY HH 136 Represcnlolivo 1,2; All-Elate Orchestra 2: AL ' -Slale Band 2: Orchesis 3.4: DECA 4. FjIM DEMAROIS, lOE HR 125 ft 1 Jb Homoroom PreBldonI 4; M L 1h Club 3.4, ' Basketball 1.2,3,4. ' (|P ' V| DEMEHS, BEN HH 124 ■ 7 Imp DEVLIN. COLLEEN HH 123 DIGGS. CONNIE HR 137 Senator 3: S C ub 3.4; Treasurer 4: Sparkeltes 2.3,4; Captain 4; Tennis 2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2,3,4. tK Vjl.Wi I Vote Tor You vnrtom, lor m U2 ' ItitvdanmA from ZaUaa Hiah School KaOna. tUnr-r ' ij Omrman Odb 2: DECA ( DERlAJfA. DAVE RB tn TramdmrmA bom Aaacomio Hl jh. Aoacooda, 1 FLAIG. BRYAN HR HI Key Oub 2.3.4: Foolboll 1.2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4: Baskellxill 1.2.3.4. FORD, PAM HB 108 Honor HoU 2. FRAN2EN. DOUG HR 124 FOTTON, lOHN HS 108 National Honor Society 3.4: Otch«stta 3.4: Bond 1,2.3,4: C ab 1,2,3: Sdanc Research Society 2.3,4, FUHNAS, GLENDA HS 137 Concert Choir 2.3,4: Section Leader 4: Correspondence Secretory 4: Sparlanaires 3.4: All Stole Choir 3.4: National Honor Society 3.4. -;: ' v HAMILTON. CHUCK HR 123| Class Council 1.3.4: Senatoi 1,3: National Honor Society | 3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Honor RoU 1.2.3,4. HAMILTON, STEVE HR 116 | Class Officer 3: Vice Prcsidcnl: Key CTub 2,3,4: Boys Slate 3: Football 1,2,3,4. Tri-Captain 4: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. HANNON, SUE HR 109 Pep Club 2: Sporkettes 4; DECA i. HANSEN. CHUCK HR 125 HANSON, KEITH HR 140 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4: Qa OJKcer 2: President: Bit 1.2.3.4: Sports Editor 3 Student Lite 4: The: 1 j ' f Z ' v- M —iaiinwpi «g ■ _ J H ■ m- wmmlBX ■ Although not altogether at home on the rar BJiight look over the land south of Sentinel, iqe, BUJ Mcntgoir lery assur nes a cosmopolilai 1 crii a A he and More RoU 1,2,3,4, HEGER, KATHY HR 109 Lalin Club 2,3; FTA 3; Honor RoU 1,2,3,4. HEHN. WARREN HB 116 Key Club 4; Ski Club 1; Wresllincj 1,2,3. Representative 1; Pep Club 1,2; Orchesis 2,3,4; President 4: OEA; Fashion Board 3,4. HERSHEY, MARK HR 142 DECA 1,2: Vice President 2: Intramural Sports 1,2; Honor Roll. HAWKINS, MARIANNE HR 108 All State Band 3: Orchestra 3; Bond 1,2,3; Sparkettes 2,3; Honor RoU 1,2,3,4. HAYDEN, KATHY HR 124 Bitlenoot 2,3,4; S Club 3,4: Treasurer 4: Girls State Alternate 3; NFL 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, HAYDEN, TIM HR 137 Konah 4: Concert Choir 1,2,3,4: Sparti Sentinel Singers 1,2,3: Wrestling 2,3, HID AY, CRAIG HR 133 Cross Country 3. HEX, KATHY HR 133 Sparkettes 3,4, HOCKETT, ROBIN HR 123 National Honor Society 3,4: Sparkettes 3,4: German Club 1,2: OEA 4: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. f HOLEROOK DCrC- HS ;.■- Foclboll 1: Ic;ra=ur:i; 5=. r.; 1,2,3.4; Tr==k lij: C--?ss Country 2. HOLM R- TY =?.:; = i: HUGHES. GUY HH 137 Intramural Sports 2.3,4. IBEY. TIM HR 116 Sid Qub 3.4; FoolbaU 3; li tromural Sports 3.4: Track 1.2.3.4; Crou Country 1.2.4. INABNIT. TERESA HR 108 Cross Country 1.2; GymnasUcs 2; CYF 1.2.3.4. INSCORE. KAREN HH 132 Class Council 4; S Qub 2.3.4; Sparketlos 2,3.4; Spanish Club 3; Honor Roll 1. 1 JOHNS. MICHELLE HR 108 Homeroom Omcer 2.4; S«crQtary 2; Presidont 4; Qaas Council 4; Pep Oub 2; Intramural Sports 3.4; Honor RoU 1.2.3.4. JOHNSON. CINDY HR 109 Qass Treasurer 1.2; Girls Slate Treasurer 3; Spartanoires 3.4: Concert Choir 2.3.4: Treasurer 4; S Club 3.4; Secretary 4. ISRAEL. LAURIE HR 136 All-State Orchestra 2.4: All-State Band 1.3: Orchestra 3.4: Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Band 1.2.3.4. JENNINGS. GLENWOOD HH 123 JENSEN. PAUL HR 123 Science Research Society 3.4; Ski Club 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1; Honor Roll. JOB. LARRY HR 133 JOHNSON. GREG HR 132 Football 1: Intramural Sports 1,2,3,4: Honor Roll 3; GoU 1.2,3,4. JOHNSON, VICKIE HR 133 JONES, JANET HR 108 Cheerleader 3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Vice President 4; Concert Choir 1.2.3.4: Orchesis 3.4: Secretary 4: Cross Country 2. JONES. MDTOY HH 142 Transferred from Hellqate Hiijh School 2. JORGENSEN, MIKE HH 127 Homeroom Officer I: President 1; Key Qub 4; Football 1,3: Honor RoU 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2. JUNKEHT, EARL HR 108 Transferred from Puyallup High SchooL Puyallup, Washington 3; Orchestra 3.4: Intramural Sports 3,4, KAMMERER, KELLY HH 125 KAPPES, SUZY HR 140 Girls State: National Honor Society 3,4; Homecoming Princess 1,4; Orchesis; Vice President 4: High Honor RoU 1.2,3. KAHLBERG. CHHIS HH 125 Homeroom President 2; Ski Club 1: BasketboU Manager 2.3.4; M Club 3.4. KELLER. NANCY HR 137 KELLY. RALPH HH 142 Bond 1; Track ]; Cross Country 4. KEMPNEH. CUFF HH 108 Senator 4; Representative: Wrestling 1: Konoh. LAYTOM. PAUL HB 143 Homeroom Pr widata 1: ttrf Qui) Leodenhip Award 2; FootixiU 2: Honor Boll 2 .4: LEGREID. ALLEN HR 142 MADSEN. SHAUWA HH 142 Tocl 4j KontA 4; All-State Qicfr 3,4: Honcr Ron 1X3.4. Spcrtmnaires 3.4. MAGEE. TOM HB 132 MASON. ANITA HB IIS Intramural Sports 3; Basketball. MATEUCH. GENE HF 115 Senator 1; Thespians 2.3.4; Vice President- Concert Choir 2.3.4: Ski Club 2.3. McELWAm, MARY HB 109 S Club 2.3,4: Vice President 3: President 4: Girls Stole 3; Ocbesis 4: Captain; Honor HoII 1.2J.4. McFARLANE. EUGENE HH 133 McRAE. BRUCE HR 115 Orchestra 2.3.4; Band 1.2,3,4 German Club 1,2: Honor RoU 3,4. McSLOY, PATTY HH 137 MECHAM. JOHN HH 109 Transferred from Seeley- Swan High School, Seeley Lake. Montana 3; Wrestling 4. MEHUS. GORDON HH 124 Bitterroot 3.4: Band 1.2.3.4: President 3: Speech 2.3.4: Honor RoU 1.2.3.4. MICHAEL, BOB HR 137 Transferred from George Washington High School, Denver. Colorado: Ski Club 3. Seniors While Seniors Kathy Cromwell and Robert Lumby keep| their minds on their studies. Cheryl Peterson ti ' iOR lo pre her daughter. Heidi, for her first day in Sentinel In the Cliild| Development class. MICHAELSON. LAHHY HR 133 WresUing 1.2,3: Honor Roll 3. MICHELETTO. CAROL HR 133 DEC A 1,2. MEES. MIKE HH 108 FFA 3.4; Library Qub 2.3.4; Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. MILLS. ED HH 124 MITCHELL. DAN HR 116 Intramural Sports 2; Track 1.2.3,4: Basketball 1.2,3.4; Bitterroot 4: M Qub 1.2.3.4. MITCHELL. RAY HR 132 Intramural Sports 1.2.3.4. WAUUirr. JEFF HR 140 Billerrool 1: Konah 1; Ski Club 1.2: Foolboll 2,3,4: Gymnastics 2. NEFF, lANET HH 108 Billerrool 4; CIobsos Edilor; Spanish Club 3: Time Limiled 3; Honor Roll 1,2.3,4,- High Honor Roll 2. NEIGHBOR. CLELL HH 127 Science Research Society 3.4: Honor Roll. NEISON, CRAIG HR 108 Transferred from Fergus High School, LewisI Monlana NELSON, ROGER HR 125 Key Club 1.2.3,4: 11. Gov. 3; President 4: Boys Stale 3: Honor Roll 1,2.3.4: GoU 1,2.3.4: Basketball 1.2,3. NICKEL. SUSAN HH 142 Band 1.2; Pep Band 2: Sparkeltes 2,3: German Club 4; Honor Roll 4. NICEELSON. KIM HR 108 Band 1; FFA 2.3: NFL 3: Speech 2.3: Art Club 4. NICHOLS. GRUNDE HR 124 FFA 1.2.3.. t SK-l ■ ;, MiHi. Hit ,44 ' . Cluh 2: InfTomu al 1.2J.4; H ' vnor Boll ' -■■.i. Ba.k lball 1.2J.4; M Club 1.2J.4. MOULTON, PAM HR 109 SporkeHM iJSA: CtvWn 4: Honor Ron MA. murphSt. DEBBY HR lie MYERS. MIKE HB 127 Ski Qui 1.2.3.4: Honor Roll 2,3.4. NAGEL. DAVE HR 123 DECA 3.4: lobomuial Spom 3: Track 1. NIELD. LAnRIE HR 142 NOONEY. BOB HR 103 Class Vice President 4: Kev Club 3,4: Football 1,2.3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2.3,4; Honor Roll 1,2.3.4. NOSE, RAYMOND HR 109 All-State Football: Football; Intramural Sports, NUCKOLLS, CHERYL HR i: Transferred from Hellgate High School. O ' CONNOR, JOHN HE 142 Football 1: Track 1: Hono- RoU 1: Concert Choir 3,4: Spartanaires 3. OLSON, BARRY HH 145 DECA 4: Ski Club 2; Intramural Sports 3.4; Skiino: Honor Roll 1.23.4. OLSEN. GREGG ER 133 All-State Band 2; Band li- Ski Club i,:3,4; Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4: VoHeybol- Basketball: Honor RcU 1,2,3,4. OPHEIM. GEORGLii HR l;5 aeroom Representative Ski Oub 2; Honor RoS 1,2-3,4: Transferred from Hellgate High SciooL ORVICI:, THEHiSA HR 109 OTTMAN, TERRY HB U2 Cbe«rleadef 4: Gills Stole 3: OrchsBifl 3. 4; Hislorion; Hi7h Honor RoU 1,2,3,4. PARKER. EVELYN HR 124 PAUL. CYNTHIA HB 115 Senator 1.2.3,4: Eonoh 4: Edjtor; CKe«rIecder 1.2.3.4; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Honor RoU 1.2.3.4. PAULSEN. DONNA HR 132 PAULSEN. LAREI HR 133 PERETTI. MKE HR 133 Intramural Sporls 1,2.3.4: BosketbalL- Volleyball; Bowling 3; Honor RoU 1.2.3.4: Karats 3.4. PERHAY. JEAN HR 115 Ski Club 1.2; Intramural Sports 2: Honor RoU 1. PESANTL MKE HR 143 Wrestling 2.3.4; M Qub 2. PETERSON. DENNIS HR 116 n QUINN. CANDI HR 143 Konah 3; Pep Club 1.2; Model UJJ. 4; Honor RoU 3. QUINN, PAT HR 136 Konah; AH State Band 1.3,4; Orchestra 3.4; Band 1,2.3.4; Honor RoU 3.4. RAMSEY, LINDA HR 143 Translerred from HeUgote High School 3; Honor RoU 3.4. RANBERG. CHARLOTTE HR 116 Class Secretary 3: Class President 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Concert Choir 2.3.4; Sparlanaires 4; Orcbesis 2.3.4; Captain 4. RASIWSSEN. lUDY HR 116 READ, DEANNA HR 125 Latin Club 1,2. REDFERN, RICK HR 108 Concert Choir 2.3: Sid Qub 1.2: Intramural Sports 1. REICH. DEBBIE HR 123 Senator 1: Cheerleader 1.2,3.4: Pep Qub 1.2.3.4: Orchesis 2.3.4; Honor RoU 1. REICHENBERGER. PAM HR 124 Pep Club 1.2.3; FHA 1; Speech 3: Majorettes 1.2.3,4; Captain 3,4: Powder Puii EootbaU 4, REYNOLDS, BILL HR 143 Key Qub 4; FootboU 1.2.3.4: yia Ho: Olllci Football 2,3,4; Inlramurol SporlB 1,2J,4; WroBlUn: Honor Boll 2, RICE, SHERRY HR 137 fFA 3,4,- Track 2, ROBERSON, PAT HR 124 ' •O ™™ - ' Key Club; Track 1,2; CroBB CoLlry 1,2; Gymna.licB ROSSIGNOL, PAUL HR 109 1 2 3 4 ' M Club mtianiural Baaketball; ROBINSON, LAURIE HR 127 ) ™ ; ' ' ■2 ' - «-  «° ROWLEY, DANA HR 124 Transierred {rem Hellgate High School 1; Football 1,2. RUST. DAYNA HR 132 Homeroom President 3; Homeroom Secretory 4; Intramural Sports 3; Powder Puif Football 3; Honor Roll 1,2.3.4: CYF 1,2,3.4. SCHMTOT, LOREE HR 125 SAYLES, TARA HR 133 Transferred {rom Mandan High School. Mandan, North - club; Art Club. Dakota 2; Class Council 4; SCHMTTT, LaRAE HR 123 Bilterroot 4; Sparkettes 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Ski Qub Honor RoU 2.3,4. [2,3,4 Treasurer 2; SCHMAUTZ CURTIS mi 16 secretary 3; Honor Roll 3,4. PCHWADERER. RANDY HR 124 feCHWARTZ. CAROL HR 133 JHomeroom President 4; Class ■Council 3; German Club 1.2; Iski Club 2: Honor RoU 1.2,3.4. £ f 4jA i- ' 3 SCHWEFTZEH. GEORGE HH 123 Student Body President ; Key Club 2.3.4: Coiyrert Choir 1.2.3: Spcnanaires 3: Honor Roll 1 J.3.4. SCOTT. CONNIE KB 136 S Qub 3.4; Band li3.4; Dance Band 3.4; Powder Puii Football 3.4: Honor RoU 1.2.3.4. SHAFFNER, GEOFF HR 124 SELLE. BRADY HR 115 SHARP. GLENDA HH 132 Intramural Sports 3,4: Konah 4: News Page Editor Wrestling 1,2, 4; Circulation Manager 4: SENEGAL, VICKIE HR 115 Latin Club 3; Library Club 1.2.3.4. SILTNIMAN ALICE HR 127 QQroom SocretoTY 1.2,3: t Honor RoU 1.2.3.4: High .or RoU 3. I SKAJA, SHERRY HH U3 Pep Club 1: Spoikellos 2.3; lor RoU 1. I SLOMWISKI. USA HR 116 STONG. RICK HR 140 1 Band 2: Chess Club 2: Intramural Sports 3.4. I SMTTH. ALLEN HH 136 I FoolboU 1.2.4: BaskelboU 1.2.3: Honor RoU 1.2.3.4: I Hlqh Honor RoU 1. I SNOOK, SHERRY HR 109 I VIVA 3.4: Junior Achievers 4. IsmTJER. DAVID HR 127 leroom Ollicer 4: Chess I Club 4: WresUing 2: Honor I RoU 4: Tennis 4. ISOLANDEH. NELS HH 127 iFootbaU 1,2.3: Track 1: I Honor RoU 1. ISORENSON. SHERRY IhR 109 I Transferred from Butte PubUc iHiqh School. Bulle Montana I 3: Honor RoU 3,4. ISOUCIE. TINA HH 132 «- i he hears his Homerc STURDEVANT. FRED HR 127 JJMa SULLIVAN. PEGGY HR 127 H Representative 2: Sparkettes HP k 2.3.4: President 4: French L Club 1.2: Treasurer 2: Honor 1 Ron 1.2.3.4: Tennis 2.3.4. SVORCEK. PAUL HR 136 H ' Homeroom President 4: w7 Model UH. 3.4: NFL 2.3.4: JJB BPPML Science Research Society BPiW 7 ' ' f ■ 2.3.4: Speech 2.3,4. r t • ' i :t ■•%■ SMITH. KATHIE HR 115 Drama 2.3; Art Club 4; Powder Pull FootbaU 4. SMITH. LORI HR 140 Pep Club 1: German Club 1: Time Limited 1: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. SMITH. PAUL HR 140 Art Club 3,4: President 3: Ski Club 3,4. SMITH. RICHARD HH 127 Intramural Sports 1.2,3,4. SMOLLACK, PEGGY HR 124 | Mb(ed Choir 4: Time Limitod 4. STANFIELD. DARCY HR 142 1 Homeroom Representative: Concert Choir: Freshman Choir. STEINKE, DIANE HH 143 Track 2: Honor Roll 3,4, STEPHENSON, SUSAN HR 125 Transferred from Roundup High School, Roundup, Montana 3: Bilterroot 4: Editor 4: National Honor Society 3.4: OEA 4: Montane OEA Vice President 4: Art Club 4. STRONG, LAUREL HH 124 Drama 3: NFL 3,4: GRA 1,2,3: Time Limited 3,4: Cross Country, SWANN, TOM HH 133 Transferred from Vienna High School, Vienna, lUinois 1 : Intramural Sports 3: Honor Roll 1,2,4. SWARTZ, GRANT HR 142 German Club 1: Ski Club: Indian Donee Team 1,2,3.4, SWARTZ. ROBERT ZANE HR 132 Homeroom President 1: Inlromural Sports 1.2.3.4. ' HBW ' T ' i ' ' ? ' ? ?? ' ' ' ? ' ' TYIEB, BILL HH 143 Foolbali 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3: Wro.lJinq 1,2,4,- M.Qub 3A TAYLOR, FOREST HR 133 Modol U,N. 4: Cluu Oub 1,2,3,4, ' PrMldont 4: SpMch 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3 THAMMARUS, MIKE HB 143 TAYLOR, MARK HP 132 THATCHER, lEFF HB 143 Wrestling 2. Konah 3,4; Foaluro Paqo TEIGEN, ALAN R. HR 133 Editor 4; Koy Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2: Socrolary 4: National Honor Intramural SportB 1,2,3,4: Socloly 3,4; Band 1,2,3: Dance Band 2,3. Homeroom President, Seniors THORSRUD, DARCI HR 136 Class Council 1,2,3,4; Senator 3; Sporkettes 2,3,4; German Club 1,3: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. TREMPER, TIM HH 132 Band 1; Football 1; Intramural Sports 3; Honor I RoU 2,3,4. VANDEGANACHTE, TEHSY HB 109 VAN GIESON, LESLIE I HR 125 ss Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3,4: Thespians 2,3,4: Corresponding Secretary 3: President 4; Concert Choir 2,3,4: Secretary4; Sparta 2.3,4: Concen 3.4: Spartonaires 3,4; THOXEL. GEORGE HR IC! Senotcr i: Key Cuh 3.4; Kope« 1.2; WresliiE? 1.2: Jl TUKNIB. JANET HS 124 FHA 1: FFA 3: GHA 2: Tcse fc yXimiied 4; Junior Aciuevers 4. VAN SHOICK. EBB HB lOS Transferred from Hedlosds HIgi SchooL Bedlonds. CaEiomio: Pe= Cub !; B r;= 3; Peu Bond 3. VOC-EL- BOB HB 143 Transferred ircm Centre! Lrcn Higb SchocL Hcci Kc Ids. Iowa 3; F otball 3 4- Hoic- Ron 3 4; M Oob 3.4: Notoj ol Hono; Sodetr 3,4. iS« ' iii« rw WALKER. ITM HH 142 Homeroom President 3; FoolboU 2: Trade 2.3.4: Cross Country 3.4; M Club 2.3.4. WALKER. MARCIA HR 133 Homeroom President 1; CToss Council 2; Sparketles 3: French Club 1.2: Honor RoU4. WALLING. SHARON HR 127 Laljn Club 3.4: Time Limited 4; Honor RoU 1.2.3. WALUS. JOHN HR 109 Intramural Sports 1,2.3: Track 4: Cross Country 3.4. WttCOX. KIM HR 127 Homeroom Secretary 1.2: Pep Club 2.3: Freshman Choir 1: Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. WILKINSON. KENHR 140 Concert Choir 2.3.4: Spartonoires 3.4: Sentinel Singers 1.2: Freshman Choir 1: Ski Club 1.2. WILLIAMS. CHUCK HR 108 Transierred from Grangeville High School, Grangeville. Idaho 2: Intramural Sports 3.4: Honor RoU 1,2,3,4; GoU 1,2,3,4. WILLIAMS, PAT HR 133 GRA 1: Intramural Sports: Honor Roll 3, WILLIAM, VIRGINIA HR 116 WOHNATH. KIM HR 132 lir 2.3,4 YORKS, PERRY HR 116 Transierred Irom St. Bemardi High SchooL Eureka, Calil YURICH. STEVE HH 109 Key Qub 4: Football 1.2,3.4: Honor Roll 1.2. ZACEK, MARK HR 109 Representative 1: National Honor Society 3.4: Time Limited 1.2.3.4: Treasurer 4 ZACHARIASEN. STAN HR US Football 1.2.3,4; Intramural Sports 1,2.3.4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4: M Club 1.2.3,4. 1.2. WATSON. SHERRY HR 136 WEST. TERESA HH 137 ■vVlGHTMAN. B. I. HR 115 Transferred Irom Caldwell High School. WILSON. BECKY HR 137 Homeroom President 4: Pep Club 1.2.3: DECA 3,4, WILSON, PATTY HR 137 Pep Club 1.2; Homecoming Royalty 4; Ski Club 1.2: Honor Roll 1.2,3.4. WmSHIP. JERRY HR 140 Key Club: Band 4: Chess Club 4: Art Qub 2; Football 4. WOODS, SUZAN HR 109 Student Body Officer; Treasurer 4: Student Faculty Board 2,3; Secretary 3: Model UJJ. 3.4: NFL 3,4: WORE, MARK HR 116 Football 2: Intramural Sports 1,2; Track 1.2.3: Wrestling ZANDER. LYNETTE HR 142 Spaikettes 3.4: OEA 4: Honor RoU 1,2,3,4. ZANOL. IIM HR 140 Bond 1.2.3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Ski C ub 2: Intramural Sports 1. ZEUER, MELVIN HR 136 ZIMMERMAN. MAHLIN HH 115 DECA 1.2; Intramural Sports | 3; Honor RoU 1. ZIMPEL, DAVID HH 140 Fred Gerhart Mark Brault Cindy Weingart Education is on abstraction, as impossible to define as ' God ' or ' country. ' Alter four years of it at Sentinel, I cannot say what education is; I con, however, say what it is not. It is not mimeographed hand-outs, nor prepared ' pack- ets. ' It is not textbooks, nor is it even teachers. To know what education is you have to want it enough, and to get education you have to be willing to do it yourself. In all the classes I ' ve been in, I have never learned unless I wanted to. So, after four years of it, I can only say this: you can not get education through a passive reception of it from teachers and all their para- phernalia, the effort has to come from yourself. Will Roscoe Gaylen Baumbergcr Mark Gasser Penny Haglund Lcnira K]awitter Classes Addenda ■Bear W lim Williamson Service Service is learning what it is like to get your hands dirty. It ' s planning and executing a mar- athon basketball game, and then looking at your feet alterwards. It ' s selling tickets and pop lor your organization ' s dance; it ' s then selling tickets and pop at other dances just because you are experienced. It ' s being able to be called a jock. It ' s working on an ecology trail, and it ' s changing the schedule boards and the marquee. Service is saying that you thought it was all worthwhile — alter you have finally finished a project. Jeff Thatcher Sue Stephenson, Editor, iinds peace aiter long hours of work on the Bitterroot. Bitterroot Shouna Madsen and Marina Graham help advertise Bitterroot sales. In time of need, stofi members consult Mrs. Blumberg, advisor. Decisions, decisions, decisions. _ I BITTEHROOT — Front Row: Sue Stephenson, Editor; Debbie Bernthal, Business Manager; Karen Krenzberger and Carol Fry. Faculty Editors; Diana Smith. Second Row: Kim Kiely. Advertising Manager; Andrea Easter, Activities Editor; Eda Karr, Marina Graham. Third Row: Jim Anderson and Andrew Ciomy. Photographers; Rick Deniger, Trent Browne. Photographer; Tom Anderson. Copy Editor. Fourth Row: Dana Spierling. Barb Morgan, Film Editor; Kim Mayes, fara Sayles, Janet Neff, Classes Editor; Diona Karkanen. Fifth Row: Eric Michelson, Photographer; Eric Smith, Dan Mitchell, Photographer; Jerry Winship. Irordon Mehus, Service Editor. Sixth Row: Lynnee Hogan. Jim Casto, Photographer; Shelley Peterson, Sports Editor; Shauna Madsen, Honors Editor; Jeith Hanson, Student Liie Editor. Not Pictured: John Bourke and Marc Knight, Photographers; Kathy Hoyden. Service includes preparing lor Homecoming Coronation. Stocking Spartan Market shelves has its advantages. S Clubbers sponsor Freshman tea. I t SClub S CLUB BOARD— Front Row: Linda Clubb. Executive Board; Cindy Johnson, Corresponding Secretary; Terry Perschke, Vice President; Susan Banneyer, Recording Secretary. Second Row: Deonna Holm, Executive Board; Shelda Maier, Treasurer. ' Third Row: Mary Mc- Elwain, President; Connie Diggs, Treasurer; Sandy Derenburger, Executive Board. S CLUB — Front Row: Leslie VanGieson, Emily Graves, Caron Sept, Nancy Valach, Carol Fry, Jean Engler, Susan Madden. Second Row: Charlotte Eimen, Eda Karr, Kim Kiely, Sandy Derenberger, Sarah Maclay, Wendy Nord, Connie Diggs. Third Row: Jackie Dobbins, Nada Lingel, Deanna Holm, Kathy Hayden, Linnea Swanson, Suzan Bartels, Terry Perschke, Cindy Johnson, Barb Morgan, Terri Lerch, Karen Inscore, Mary McEIwain. Fourth Row: Laureen France. Bette Scholtlekorb, Linda Clubb, Jill Hoover, Karen Aune, Joanna Price, Shelda Maier, Debbie DeBolt, Cheryl Stranahan, Mary Ostrom, Kathy Barker. Susan Barmeyer. iHBISHly Ke Club KEY CLUB OFFICERS— Front Row: Doua Campbell, Stale Secretary. Roger Nelson, Pres- ident; leli Thatcher, Secretary. Second Row: Bob Nooney, Treasurer; Phil Marchildon, Western Division Lieutenant Governor; Steve Criswell, Vice president. KEY CLUB — First Row: Tim Marquardt, lim Anderson, Warren Hehn, Georae Schweitzer, Doug Campbell, Bob Nooney, Steve Criswell, Roger Nel- son, Jeff Thatcher, John Yurich, Preston Jones. Second Row: non member, Mike Jorgenson, Dennis Peterson, Jorge Pfelger, Pat Roberson. Phil March- ildon, Scott Kerr, Randy Holm, Steve Yurich, Tim Kerr, Craig Matelich, George Troxel. Third Row: Mr. Martin, Tom Anderson. Fourth Row: John Ottman, Greg Sloan, Jerry Winship, Bryan Flaig, Dave Kenyan. Fifth Row: John Rimel, John Kolendich. Steve Hamilton, Mr. Steams, Lorry Richlie, Brad VanWormer, Allen Richlie. Sixth Row: John Anderson, Keith Raykowski, Everett Pond, Rod Krug, Mr. Samardich. Not Pictured: Mark Lyman. Key Clubbers make the calls at Kiwanis-sponsored basketball games. Many hours are put into Spartan Gvlde, one of many Key Cltib services. nn Varsity Cheerleaders ' .. Leslie Downey, Captain; Cynthia Paul, Janet Jones, Mary McElwain, Debbie Reich, Terry Oilman. J. V. Cheerleaders Sandy Yovetich, Captain; Pally Tylei, Margene Downey. Marge Simmons. ■ •., ■■ •■■•■Ci ' FRESHMEN PURPLE— lanis Luoma Sheila Kampschror Chris Malcolm SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS — Holly lacobi Stacey Miller Brenda Clague. Captain. FRESHMEN GOLD— Kelly Yost Kyle Rocheleau Sue Pavlick fe t m p ; Pep Club PEP CLUB OFFICERS— Belle Schottelkorb, Secretary; Kalhy Sieben, Treasurer; lanet Jones, Vice President; Sue Madden, President; Debbie Sperry, Vice President; Cindy Cooper, Historian; Laurie Ferguson, Advisor. lAnti O PEP CLUB — Front Row: Marge Simmons, Margene Downey, Susan Madden, Mary McElwain, Janet Jones. Terry Ottman. Leslie Downey. Debbie Reich, Cynthia Paul, Gwenda Noble, Connee Wilkinson. Second Row: Gerry Campbell. Kellv Vandeveer, Susan Brown. Janice LaCrosse. Mary Brabeck. Diane LeClaire, Alison Beck, Robin Lindsay, Donna Haynes. Julie Drake. Kelly Yost. Janis Luoma. Shannon Dunlap. Kathy Kerr, Cheryl Lehman. Laurie Ferguson (coach). Third Row: Sandy Yovetich. Patty Tyler. Stacy Miller, Glenda Cooper, Jan Leary, Julie Lawson. Kimera Holt, Kathy Brown, Joyce Madden, Janice McMenus, Debbie Tremper, Kathy McSloy, Cindy Cooper. Sandy Cooper. Deanna Tennacour. Janet Flonagin, HoUy Jaccbi. Debbie DeMarois. Fourth Row: Terrie Rowley, Patty Mclntyre, Karen Sieben. Sharon Sieben, Brenda Glague, Joyce Peterson, Potti Reynolds, Cindy Flaig. Sue Pavlick, Sheila Kampschror, Connie Mahlum, Candy Atkinson, Linda Tawney, Debbie Sperry. Kathy Sieben, Bette Schottelkorb, Lori Nielsen, Anita Monk, Mrs. Reeves. GoTernmeiit Officers Fire Up lean Engler, Student Body Secretary Steve Criswell. Student Body Vice President George Schweitzer, Student Body President Surcra Woods, Student Body Treasurer ■■■■■1 SENATE — First Row: George Schweitzer, lean Engler, Tammy Annatrong, Bette Schottlekorb. Marie Johnson, Sherry George, Linda LeProwse. Peter Bobbin. SteTe Criswell, Sue Woods. Second Row: Gwen Fisher. Cynthia Paul. Peggy Munro. Cliff Kempner. Kalhy Hayden. Jerry Kaiserman. Dennis Kozeluh, Martin Ludeman. Third Row: Sue Reynolds, Bonnie Jones, Tammy Stover. Sue Barmeyer, Janii Luoma, Debbie Johnson, Tana Sparks, Bob Johnson, Greg Sloan, George TroxeL STUDENT-FACULTY BOARD— First Row: Jean Engler, Eric Kress. Mr. Graf, Mr. Schipporeit. Second Row: Miss Nelson, Michael Toomey, Kathy Kozeluh, Dia Shaver. Third Row: George Schweitzer, Terry Ottman, Sue Marshall. Steve Cris well, Steve Hamilton. PRESIDENTIAL ADVISORY BOARD— Sonja Anderson, John Yurich. Chuck Hamilton. Paul Svorcek, Jean Engler, Pat Lopez de Victoria Julie Engler. George Schweitzer. Fine Arts. Organizationis Oiganizations ore . . . the efforts of a few for the many, cooperation, even when you voted the other way. giving all your nights and weekends until you ' re finished, basking in group success, waiting until 3:15 to go home when your classes are out at 2:08. selling anything door-to-door, skits at assemblies, long bus trips. effort becoming accomplishment. ... the life of the place! Sarah Ellison Unofficial Clubs TL :t ! ' sT Z r tt:° ' ' ' ' = ' •° ' ° - ' y ' ™- °- ' = ' ' - T° « - Sue Brown. Ka.™ TalbC. Andrea Eos.e,. Not pictured: Nicki Byers. Teren Romano. r ' {!;r ' i l:; ' Ki Ba ; -Sr M ,r;r T:nr -■J;! ' '  - ' • «- - --- -e Bre enrM e. Brad Ver Hoe., Jensen. Bryan Flaig. PHOTO INTEREST CLUB— Front Row: Dave Sleingas, David Riemer. Second Row: Kim Ellen. Rick Denlger, Dan Mitch !l, Greq Doerfler. Manr Pat Powell, Kathy Eder, Brad Ver Hoei. Not Pictured: Wendy Nord, Jim Anderson. BOYS ' CHAMPIONSHIP INTRAMURUAL VOLLEYBALL TEAM— Lelt to right: Bryan Flaig, Mike Jorgenson, Dan MllcheU, Kirk Rocheleau. Joe DeMorois. Mike Morris, Bill Reynolds, Bob Nooney. MARCHING BAND— Front Row: Chuck Peterson, Laurie Israel. Lynn Brackebusch, Lisa Pond, Jonell Rykowski, Sue Madden, Sue Reynolds, Lois Weidman, Becky Tribe. Second Row: Calhy Johnson, Corlnne Liles, Donna Bemthal, Jill Erickson, Mary Rodenberger, Meladee Buss. Leslie John- son, Becky Chapman. Third Row: Mary Heinsasser, Barbara Zegiel, leanne Beick, Pam Kamera, Connie Scott, Paul Shook, Debbie Drew, Terri Drew. Fourth Row: Shelda Moier, Dan Lange, Andy Lowe, lohn Fulton, Alton Gaskill, Debbie Schenarts, Jeanne GriHes. Filth Row: Dale Nelson, Sarah Heinsasscr, Cindy Roberson, Greg Barringer, Gordon Mehus, Linda Raunig, Laura Hedgers, Alex Muskett. Sixth Row: Jim Fulton, John Anderson, Brien Thane, Larrv Palmer. Sandi Derenburger. Terry Mullan, David Denend, Bruce McRae. Seventh Row: Don Erdmann, Georgina OTioyt, Doug Iverson. Susan Hisdahl, Mark Gasser, Don Lowry, Jim Kolokolrones, Paul Hoover. Eighth Row: Bob Gerharl, Mike Milch, John Shurr, Rod Paris, Jerry Thomburg, Ken Taylor. Chance Hiday. Ninth Row: Mark Rosenkranz, Slacey Wentworth, Chuck Hamilton, Sarah McGUfert, Doug Peterson, Shelley Peterson. Kurt France. Tenth Row: Pat Quinn, Ed Welles, Brian King, Margy Howard, Kevin Sullivan. Gail Fulton, Debbie DeBolt. 150 Marching Band ' ■■ ' V- ' Marching Band members stand at attention during a hali-time show. A flute squad helps kick-off the half-time show with a fancy routine. Syiiiphonie Band SYMPHONIC BAND — Front How: Slacy Wenlworlh, Jeanne Beick. Laurie Israel, Kalhy lohnson. Susan Madden, Becky Tribe, Lois Weidman, Donna Bemthal, Susan Reynolds. Second Row: Terri Drew, Mary Kleinsasser, Debbie Schenarts, Margy Howard, Barbara Ziegel, Gwen Lehman, Cindy Hobor- son, Shelda Maier, Lisa Pond, Jill Erickson. Corrine Liles, Lynn Brackebusch, Diane Scott, lonell Hykowsky. Third Row: Joyce Madden, Andy Lowe, Becky Chapman, Barb Proctor, John Shurr, Jon Stoner, Mark Gasser, Don Erdmann, Don Lowry, Paul Hoover, Bob Gerhart, Mike Milch, Rod Paris, Larry Lockwood, Sarah Kleinsasser, Larry Palmer, Brien Thane, Greg Barringer, John Fulton, Dale Nelson. Fourth Row: Meladee Buss, Pam Kamera, Barb Lowry, Connie Scott, Jerry Thomburg, Dan Lange, Paul Shook, David Denend, John Anderson. Jim Fulton. Sandy Derenburger, Bruce McRae, Gordon Mehus. Fifth Row: Chuck Hamilton. Chuck Peterson, Shelley Peterson. Doug Peterson. Sarah McGiUert, Jerry Winship, Greg Paris, Pal Quinn, Brian King, Ed Wells, Mr. Fred Nelson, Director. Mark Rosenkranz puckers up to his bassoon. Diane Scott and Susan Reynolds blow their way to fame. 152 1 Sarah Kleinsasser and Larry Palmer help make the piece go. John Fulton and Dale Nelson strive to reach what they carmol Fresihrnan Band FHESHMEN BAND— Front Row: Debbv Schenarts, Suscm Risdahl, Jerry Weiler. Janet MUIs. Debbie Drew, Teresa K!ar. Denise Stevens. Leslie Johnson. Second How: Jim Kolokotrones, Ken Taylor, Chance Hiday, Georgiana O ' Hoyt, Doug Iverson, Hob Abel. Gayle Babcock, Sandy CerevskL Judy HenpeL Mary Teitz, Ramona Hewey, Susan Ushijima. Third Row: Gail Fulton, David Fleming, Kevin SulUvan, Mr. Fred Nelson. Director: Kun France. Terry Mullan, Ray Ziemkowski, Linda Raunig, Alton Gaskill, Steve Peterson, Sarah Kleinsasser. Dance Band DANCE BAND— From Row: Jon Sloner. Dan Lcmge. Jerry Thomburg, Terri Drew, Connie Scoll. Margy Howard, Paul Shook. Second Row: Sandy Derenburger, Bruce McRae, John Anderson, Jim Fulton. Third Row: leil lohnson. Chuclc Hamilton, Larry Lockwood. Hod Paris. Mike Milch, Bob Gerhort. Chuck Hamilton conscientiously watches the con ductor, but jazzes up the music in his own way. Paul Shook gives his lips some practice for next Friday night Oreheslra ORCHESTRA — Front How: Judy Foss, Kim Anderson, Bruce Easter, Helen Hausmann. Kim VerHoef. Marie Marchildon, Andrea Easier, Marina Graham. Second Row: Caron Sept, Kathy Kozeluh, loanie Wilson, Sharon Geddes, Shclda Maier, Mary Kleinsasser, Terri Drew, Laurie Israel. Cathy lohnson, Kendal lyon, Hannes larka, Debbie Henke. Third How: Marie Smith, Marian Labelle, Kalrin Talbol, Dona Chamberlain, lohn Fulton, Dale Nelson, Larry Lockwood, Bruce McRae, Sandy Derenburger, Pat Quinn, Alex Lowe, Eric Visser, Grelchen Talbot, Vicki Dundas, Sharon Peterson, Jeff VerHoei. Fourth How: Kent Hiekcna, Jim Harro, Mr. Harold Herbig, Advisor; Chuck Hamilton, Earl Junkert, Jeil Johnson. Bruce Purdy, Paul Famham, John Harro, Judy Van Dyck, Julie Henke. Coron Sept and Bruce Easter concentrate on the Fiddler on the Roof music. Sandy Derenburger and Bruce McRae provide trombone accompaniment for the action on the stage for Fiddler on the Roof. Concert Choir I Jeris Thorson, Debbie Harper, and Tim H ayden take a break during a Concert Choir rehearsal. CONCERT CHOIR — Front Row: Moriel Rykowsky, Sonia Anderson. Sheryl McKinsey, Jennie Peregoy, Candy Michael, Lila Larson. Robbin Jona«, Teri Lerch, Charlotte Ranberg. Rene Bishop, Wendy Nord. Cindy Johnson. Treasurer; Susie Marshall, Lynee Hogan, Diana Karkanen, Carrie Redn, Colleen McGuire, Cindi Weinqarl. Pom Matthews. Kim Womath. Laurie Marquardt, Janet Jones. Second Row: Kim Ellen, Kathy Sieben. Sarah Maclay. Cheryl Zentnor, Susan Pfankuch, Darlyene Wood, Jeris Thorson, Connie Burau, Debbie Harper, Leslie Van Gieson, Secretary; Kathryn Schmidt, Shauna Madsen, Laureen France, Dona Snyder, Lori Bray, Glenda Furnas, Joan Peterson, Cynthia Paul, Lois Mandelko, Mary Hoyce. Third Row: Beth Stiles, Karen Mast, Sara Haines, Deanna Holm. Kelly Leary. Keith Matthaes, Gordon Kallis, Alan Grant, Dan Smith, Rick Hurt, Ken Wilkinson, Ross Re«d. Lyndon Amestoy, Brian Rieaer, David Packer, Tom Grcnres, Tom Melton, Tom Olson, Joyce Hanson, Karen Barnes. Fourth Row: Tim Hoyden, Rich- ard Bumstead, Craig Matelich. Bob Johnson, Patrick Lopez deVicloria, John O ' Conner, Jell Howard, Rod Krug. President; Dean Thorson, Vice Presi- dent; Lonnie Palmer, Rod Graham, Russell Dexter, David Richardson, Christopher Solberg, Tim Marquardt, Shone McMohon, Cathy Goodrich, KaraB Krenzberger. I Mr. Phil Yasenak, Craig Matelich, Bob Johnson, Kelly Lea- ry. Keith Maithaes. Dan Smith. Lila Larson Cindy Johnson Wendy Nord Shone McMahon Carrie Rezin Spartanaires I SPARTANAIRES— Front Row: Susie Marshall. Wendy Nord. Leslie Van Gieson, Lila Larson, Charlotte Ronberq, Cindy Johnson, Deanna Holm, Kmen Barnes, Shauna Madsen, MerUyn Gram. Laureen France, Glenda Furnas, Connie Birau. Second Row: Ross Reed, Tim Hoyden, Richard Bumstead, Ken Wilkinson, Bob Johnson. Rod Krug, Rick Hurt, Dean Thorson, Lyndon Amestoy, Rod Graham, Brian Rieger, Eat your heart out Mormon Tabernacle Choir. ise Sentinel Sint i r 4 SENTINEL SINGERS — Front Row: Dan Smith. Keith Matthaes, Gordon Kallis. Tom Graves. Tom Mellon. Second Row: Candy Michael, Teri Lerch, Mariel Rykowsky, Sara Maclay, Lila Larson. Karen Krenzberger. Joan Peterson, Colleen McGuire. Third Row. Darid Richardson, Craig Matelich. David Packer, Chris Solberg, Pat Lopez deVictoria. Tim Marquart. Mixed Choir MIXED CHOIR — Front Row: loann lohnson. Lynette Smith. Kim Wright, Ruth Werner. Donna Lowry, Debra Trem- per. Second Row: Cynthia Stiles. Valerie Roberts. Patty Mclntyre. Sharon Sieben. Becky Hershey. Peggy SmoUack. Third Row: Cindy LaRoque. Michelle Monteith. Heidi Anderson. Monte Shelton, Randy Werner. Sandy Williams. FRESHMAN CHOIR— Front Row: Carrie Truempler. Kelli Vandeveer, lerry Campbell, Vickl Krieg. Rhonda Furnas. Kyle Rocheleau. Chuck Beagle. Steven Swonson. Dennis Kozeluh. Arlen Smith. Tammy Armstrong. Marleen Erickson. Candy Atkinson. Laurie Johnson. Susan Johnson Second How: Julie Criswell. Tami Heaman. Cathv Hansen. Beth Chadduck. Tammi WakeUeld. Tracy Mashall. Palti Reynolds. Steve Raykowski. Donald Malelich. Randall Teague. Ronald Matelich. Steve Holm. Janis Luoma, Connie Mahlum. Kathy Kronen. Jane Bumham. Vonna Lee Krug. TWrd How: Joanne Johnson, Joyce Peterson. Judith Peterson. Kelly Roehl. Audrey Barnes. Nicki Byers. Sheryl Femelius. Beth Gouaux. Kathy Leni, David McClain. Roland Schmidt. Dan Custer. Neil Thorson. Steve Powell. Leigh Closson. Kris Malcolm. Therese Jensen. Linda HoUoweU. Tammie Pago, Joan BaUey. Jeannette Crabtree. Fourth Row: Lisa Johns. Shanon Schlegel, Joni Fealherman. Laura Lang, Debbie Brown, Sandy Cooper, Hyla Packer, Jack Hoover. Jamie Gregor. Don Hege. David Robbins. Robert Scott. Terry Dachtler, Anita Monk, Denise Wahlin, Lori NeUson, Dobra Grol!. Tammara Smith. Michelle DuHin. Theresa Ridley. Freshman Choir Freshman Choir members harmonize to the direction of Mr. Norum. Shanon Schlegel stud- ies her music intently. Laurie Johnson belts it out at Fresh- man Choir practice. Terry Perschke shows off a leg routine, Vicki Luscia completes a fast twirl. Nancy Valach jives up a horizontal. Pom Reichenberger halts in her pinwheel routine. T w I r I e r 4 Sparkettes SPARKETTES— Front Row: Peggy Sullivan. President: Vivian Fltz, Vice President; Pam Moullon, Sheryl Samsel. Connie Diggs, Kane Brodie, Kitty Bourassa, Captains; Darcy Bishoo, Treasurer; Lisa Hughes, Secretary; Tara Sayles. Historian. Second Row: Carol Carpenter, Jeani Alonzo, Sheila Dalcolios, June Koch, Odette Guay, Shannon Byrne. Machelle Cook. Vicki Geddes, Kim Hocketl. Robin Hockett. Lynnette Zander. Third Row: Debbie Johnson. Diana Smith, Carol Fry. Jill Hoover. Barb Kamera. Marie Peschel, Linnca Swanson, Kim Grenager, Mindy Buxton, Laurie Rauch, Julio Cook, Cathy Cerino. Fovrth Row: Cindy LaRoque, JoAnn Johnson, Corrv Slrilcov. Karen Inscore. Suzan Bartels. Lorraine Giefle. Melody Calouri, Darci Thorsrud, Bev Slabio. Lillian Syroid. Shannon Adler. Lynn Jacobs on. Rena Walsh. Fifth Row: Lori Williams. Marie Johnson, Janet Grj|fln. Nada Lingel. Donna Koeppen, Sheryle Hall. Bertha Cebulski. Anette Kilzan. Barb Sheppard. Maria Schmidt, Shaun Ingalls. Robin Watkins. Sixth Row: Vicki Chaliin. Jan Morris. Kim Rider. Barb Morgan. Dana Spierling. Mel Lerum. Caron Seot. Kathy Kozeluh. Deanna Rock. Darlene Zacharia- sen. Pam Rawlings. Seventh Row: Janice McMenus, Robin Van DeHey. Sre Hannon. Diane Martin. Rhonda Erickson. Joy Howard. Michelle Klrk- patrick. Kim Mayes. Bette Scholllekorb. Eight Row: Barb Proctor. Roberta Hagler. Lynne Schlueter, Joyce Madden, Diane Wiltgen, Teren Romano. Diane Scott, Gwen Lehman. 162 i Darlene Zachariasen whips through a double flag routine. Kane Brodie leads the pack with a fancy- twiri. Orehesiis ORCHESIS — Front Row: Rene Bishop, Karen Sieben, Leslie O ' Hem, Calhy Dailey, Colleen McGuiie. Stacey Miller, Marie Marchildon, Holly lacobi, lanel Flanagin. Brenda Clague, Marianne DeGuire. Second Row: Judy Koslelecky, Sandy Yovetich. Marge Simmons, Janet Miller, Wendy Nord, Lori Kaiser- man, Patty Tyler, Tana Sparks, Jackie Dobbins, Laurie Marquardt, Margene Downey, Becky Chalfee, Susie Marshall, Lynee Hogan, Debbie Roseth. Third Row: Terry Ottman, Leslie Downey, Cathy Delaney, Cindee Adler, Janet Jones, Sarah Ellison, Suzy Kappes, Charlotte Ranberg, Mary McElwain, Debbie Reich, Cynthia Paul, Brenda Herbig. Smile girls! Even i 11 of Daiiee 4 165 Language Clubs FRENCH CLUB— Front Row: Linda Thibodeau, Sherrie MUes, Melanie Fink, Robin Lindsay, Denise Forker, Mary Oslrom, Marj Sanders. Rusa Ha; o. Second Row: Cathy Dailey, Peggy Munro, Kalhy Kronen, Joanne Johnson, Karen Kammerer, Tom Mellon, Kimera Holt, Sheryl Couch, Mrs. Judith Taybi, Advisor. SPANISH CLUB — Front Row: Deb DeBruin, Maria Gallegus, Rhonda Furnas, Kim Staggs, Gwend Noble, Ian LaCrosse, Bonniee Jones, Heidi Halvei- son, Toni TeUeUon, Mr. George Sendon. Advisor. Second Row: Jean Grilles, Rita Ochs, Kathy Brown, Jeris Thorson, Diane LeClaire, Kate Schmidt, Julie Drake, Mary Royce, Wayne Schwoob, Larry Read. GERMAN CLUB— Front Row: Sue Risdahl, Karen Kallis, Kelly Roehl, Kathy Lenz, Kim Anderson, Caron Sept, Wendy Nord. Linnea Swonson. Dana Spierling, Jackie Dobbins. Second Row: Laurie Tahija, Joyce Madden, Sandi Derenburger, Gail Fulton, Monica Nokomura, Colleen McGuire, Karen Aune, Susan P rice, Donna Bemthal, Joanna Price, Nada Lingel, Kathy Sieben, Debbie Sperry. Terry Perschke. Blythe Nelson, Rebecca Hershey. Em Cooper, Robin Clearman, Kim Hockett, Mr. Walter Graf, Advisor. Third Row: Darr Riggert, John Anderson, Brad Helding, Craig Malelich. Bruce EoiteT. John Fulton, Debbie Flechsing. Shelda Maier, Laureen France, Mrs. Georgiana Graf, Advisor; Becky Ellison, Shaun Ingalls, Patrice Graham, Debbie DeBolt, Lynn Brackebusch. KONA — Front How: Robert Daley. Malcolm Goodrich, Vice President; Bob Johnson, President: George Weisel, Secretary. Sec- ond Row: Kurt Skibsted, Neil Olson, Mike Watson, Paul Svorcek, Dallas Stevens, Lowell Cross. 167 Chess Club CHESS CLUB— Front Row: BiU Myers. Steve Millhouse. Second Row: Dave Cloninger, Paul Shook, Bill Purcell, Larry Reed, Jim Cline, John Ander- son. Third Row: Melodye Buss, AUyson McVeigh, Forest Taylor, Bruce Pollele, Hannes Jarka, Doug Frandsen, Jon Stoner, Ben Miller, Glen Reed. Peter Daniels. Library Club LIBRARY CLUB — Front Row: Shane McMahon, Ed Brooker, David Riemer, Glenda Sharp. 168 Kopee KOPEE — Front Row: Loree Schmidt, Andrew loron. Editor; Karen Barnes. Associate Editor; Sue Burkman, Sarah Maclay, Eugene Malelich, Business Manager; Sue Barmeyer, Publicity. Second Row: Doug Swinger, Editorial Board; Becky Gamble. Pauline Conrad. Rick Stong. Sharon Peter- son, Typist; Tom Corrick, Typist; Cynthia Paul, Tana Sparks, Editorial Board; Cindy Clark. Third Row: Preston Jones, Mike McKenzio, Randy Hinkle, Michael Cerino, Croig Nelson. Tana Sparks, Editorial Board. Andrew loron. Editor. Doug Swinger, Editorial Board. KOPEE — Front Row: Wanda Edinger, Marilyn Maclay, Michael Deschamps, Becky Chapman, Erk Rocheleau, Publicity; Eric Michelson. Second Row: Janet Turner. Lori Williams. Publidfy; Lynn Brier. Loree Olson. Paul Hoover. Publicity; David Riemer, Barbara Paulsen. Tim Hayden. OEA OEA — Front Row: Debbie Ellard, Brenda Herbig, Vivian Filz, Cathy Delaney, Peggy SulliTOn, Susie Stephen- sen. Second Row: Terry Orvis. Debbie Bartlett, Bonnie Gallagher, Sue Hiett, Kelly Cork, loy Denton. OEA — Front Row: Carlo Barta, Connie Scott, Lynetle Zander, Leslie Downey. Second Row: Jill Patersen, Kilty Bourassa, Robin Hockelt Sheryl Samsel, Antoinette Labelle. 170 Deea DECA Front Row: Wendy Bogar, Pat Madsen, Betty Mowery, Corinne Liles, Diane Weingart, Frances Keogh, Laurel Strong, Deborah Mororec. Patty McSloy, Pam Reichenberger. Second Row: Kathy Haines. Cathy Stewart, Lauretta Keogh, Mary Grares, Brenda Cole, Melanie Lerum, Robin Van DeHey, Janel Florin, Sue Hannon, Sue Johnson, Jeri Ryan, Bev Stabio. Third Row: Kathy Cromwell, Peg Busse, Darlene Zachariasen, Chris Mont- gomery, Darcy Bishop, Shirley Cumley, Virgina Williams, Barbara Brad ' ord, Debra Beierle, Becky Wilson, Chen Merchant. Fourth Row: Curt Schmautz, Jim McKenzie, Gary Bourgeois, Dale Clay, David Nagel. Mark Hershey. Marlin Zimmerman, Barry Olson, Scott Laisy, Russ Merkel. Fifti Row: Alan Dde, Henry Davey, Rick Bennett, David Denend, Jim Eggen. ART CLUB — Front Row: Sarah Shannon, Lorraine Gjefle, Barbara Forbis, leri Pratt, Sheryl Cooper. Second Row: Mr. Paul Chase, Advisor: Ann Lucas, Rosie Ellis, Susan Price, Kim Cooper, Cynthia Flechsing, Susan Ransom, Laurel Strong. Art Club NFL — Front Row: Becky Tribe. Linda LeProwse. Dan Richlie. Mr. Sendon. Assistant Coach: Jean Ennler. Chuck Peterson. Second How: Frcmcie Kuiiel, Sarah Shannon. Secretary-Treasurer; Sue Woods. President; Brien Thane. Paul Svorcek, Becky Ellison, Vice President; Pat Holt. CliH Kemoner. Glen Taylor, Cynthia Flechsin™. National Forensic League NFL — Front Row: Sarah Maclay. Vicki Kober, Terrie Rowley. Joyce Madden, Marie Machildon, Bob Johnson. Second Row: Mr. Andrew, Coach: Kim EUen, Lynn Brackebusch, Debora Sperry. Gordon Mehus, Albert Zegiel. Bob Gorsuch, Paul Hoover. I Front Row: Sarah Maclay, Sarah Ellison. Lynn Brackebusch, Jean Engler, Kathy Hoyden, Laurie Tahija. Second Row: Malcolm Goodrich, Bob Gorsuch, Mr. Cooper, Paul Svorcek, Keith Hanson. Model ITnited Nations 173 Time Limited Science Research Society TIME LIMITED— Front Row: Monica Nakamura, Vaunee Moore. Barb Forbis. Peggy SmoUack, Sharon Walling, John Highlower, Hannea larka. Second Row: Toni Tollelson, Mr. Don Berg. Julie Lawson, Susan Barmeyer, Nita Miller. Kendal Lyon, Mark Zacek, George Weisel. SCIENCE RESEARCH SOCIETY — Front Row: Steve lette. Robert Lumby. Bob Gorsuch. Dave Steingas. Clell Neighbors. Second Row: Ncmcy Weidman, Sarah McGiiierl. Cynthia Cooper. George Weisel. Third Row: Mr. Hyrum Talton, Advisor; Ken Bakke, Jeii Thatcher, Mark Zacek, Lynn Brackebusch, Mr. James Cusker. Advisor. Ski Club SKI CLUE — Front Row: Douglas Nyberg, Brad McMannis, Rick Thurman, Tony Engler, Deb Moravec. Paul Smith, Steve Inabnit. left Benson, Dave Cramer. Second How: Kim Schmidt. Loree Olson, Kim Moves, Jackie Dobbins, Jill Hoover, Deb Johnson, Becky Chaftee, Denise Forker, Mary Ostrom, Heidi Halverson. Bonnie Jones, Mary Royce. Third Row: Tim Ibey, Mr. Ernest Ibey, Advisor; Mike Wallis, Brad Helding, Molcolm Graham, Mark Bretz, Monty Moravec, Greg Swinger. Patrice Grohcon, alias the Snow Turtle, Ski Club members chop wood to give their treasury a boost. ■n m-i m m U i jm l FFA Sherry Rice poses with a horse friend. Carlene Nickelson patiently tells her horse, Don ' t eat. We ' re having our picture taken. John Bliss works hard stacking hay. ■J -■v:T.vy5s-,;..r- ' -:-. , ■. v-xv .- :t«  .i7 jgi.-t --. ,.3ai(Ui«7«a. ' ( f..v7iij ' i FFA — Front Row: Roger Holt. Charlotte Rice. Carlene Nickelson, Bret Holt, Greg Baker. Second Row: Wayne Exhort. Gary Tucker. Pat Holt. )oha lUmel, Mark Baker, Mr. lames Krouse, Mr. Mike Cavey, Advisors. John Bliss explains to Wayne Erhart the mechanics ol the tractor. Wayne Erhart loads a bode of hay onto the hay-stacker. Thespians V I Z- ' Hanson. Craig Matelich. Larry Palmer. Rick Deniger. Richard BumBtead, Historian; Tom GroTes. WUl Roscoe. Eugene MateUch. Vice President: Dean Thorson. Second Row: Susie MacDonald. Anita Mackey, TetU Thorson. Connie Burau. Corresponding Secretary: Jean Engler. Secretary: Amy Luthin, Lob Mandelko. Glenda Furnas. Rob- erta Snow. Sarah Maclay Mrs. Margaret Johnson. AdvUor. Third Row: Karen Barnes. Joyce Hanson. LesUe Van Gieson. Presi- dent: Charlotte Ranberg, Francie Euliel. Fnunasorah (Mrs. Margaret Johnson) whirls around the stage in the dream scene. Joyce Hanson works behind the scenes on the lighting. The fiddler (Eric Michelson) was the sym- bol of happiness in the troubled village Tevye (Richard Bumstead) asks God for just a little of Anatevka. wealth in the song If I Were a Rich Man. Chava (Susie Marshall), Tzeitel (Glenda Furnas) , and Hodel (Cindy Johnson) voice their opinion on the matchmaker. i I FiclJIer on the Roof Pot Lopez deVictoria celebrates the coming wedding of friends. The people of Anatevka gather together for the wedding of Tevye ' s daughter Tze itel, and Motel, the tailor. M CLUB Front How: Bryan Flaig, Steve Hamilton. Ray Nose. Chris Karlberg, Ben Demers. Mike Morris. Second Row: Martin Ludemann, Bob Vogel, Lynn Mock, Tun Lande. Gren Doeriler. Clili Kempner, Dan Mitchell, Pal Roberson. Third Row: Pat Hale, Mike McChesney. Phil Marchildon. Chuck Peterson, Pete Nauditt, Tim Ibey. Doug Peierson. Gordie Kallis. Fourth Row: Pete Karr, Don Tripp, Tim Kerr. Steve Yurich, Stan Zachariasen, Ruity Dtel, Bill Tyler, Steve Demers, Kurt Jacobson. Filth Row: Larry Wormoth. Jim Walker. Larry Richlie. Mike Pesonti. Roger N€.., on, Sean Bamett. Kirk Rocheleau. loe DeMorois. J Intramural Sporti Kevin Koelling, Bryan Bertlin, and Rick Stong were the first place winners in their league and winners of the bowling tournament between Sentinel and Hellgate. f V   ' T Deb Moravec displays skill at finger tip drib- bling. Two competitors in Girls Intramural Bas- ketball strive for the ball in the tipoff. The knight in whi e shorts realizes that volleyball is a frantic sport. Honors Honors in high school is something you may or may not core for during yoiu four years of high school. High School is a chance to get a look at yourself, and to find out what field you would like to go in to, and what your interest in life may be. If you want to do something in life really bad, these honors help you strive even harder and stronger than you might have. If honor is your thing to look for in high school, then strive and work for that honor and you will find a better and more satisfied person within yourselL Mike McKenzie ,. ' ; - ml |f- Jx wMi ! M f :: - tt ' Girls State Girls State was founded in 1938 to educate high school girls about the workings of state and local govern- ment. Last spring six Sentinel Juniors attended the sessions in Helena. The girls spent the week drawing up party platforms, compaigning, listening to speeches on topics from drivers ' safety to patriotism, singing at firesides, at- tending church daily, and shopping. They also heard gubernatorial candi- dates Tom Judge and Ed Smith. Cindy lohnson served as State Treasurer and Susan Barmeyer was Pu blic Service Commissioner at Girls State last spring. GIHLS STATE — Front How: Delegates Cindy lohnson, Leslie Downey. Terry Ottmcm. Mary McElwain. Susan Bonneyer. Suxy Koppes. Second Row: Alternates Jean Engler, Charlotte Hanberg. Kalhy Hayden. Kane Brodie. Cynthia Paul, Connie Diggs. Ststie Phil Marchildon iound something to tell his experiences to as Boys State Treasurer. Boys Sto ' -, f ' ,;r. ' Jo ' ; ;- lY ' .-. hy the Americor; L .- j or., .:; -; ■.■, .•-. . ' ,t. ' 4 session held each year in Dillon. Junior boys from throughout the state learn about area politics through participation in mock governments. For the seven Sentinel boys the week included hard campaigning, good food, lectures on low enforce- ment and the legislative process, and two hours of sports a day. The boys also listened to Representative Dick Shoup, Tom Judge, and Ed Smith. BOYS STATE — Front Row: Delegates Steve Hamilton, Tom Corrick, Phil Marchildon, Steve Criswell, Doug Campbell, Rogei Nelson, Brian Flaig. Second Row: Alternates Jim Anderson, Tim Ibey, Ben DeMers, Joe DeMorois, Trent Browne. National Honor Soeietr The virtues of Character, Leader- ship, Scholarship, and Service are teh basis for selection into the Na- tional Honor Society. The society was founded in 1921 by Edward Ry- nearson and the Sentinel group was the thirteenth to be chartered. The advisors are Loren Johnson and Monte Brekke. To qualify, Juniors must have at least a 3.5 grade point and have the top endorsement by their teachers. Seniors having a 3.0 are also considered. Character, Lead- ership, and Service ore each worth 20 f of the evaluation and Scholar- ship accounts for the other 40 ' r. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEM- BERS — Top Row: Will Roscoe. Tom Anderson, Kane Brodie. Phi] Mai childon, Tom Corrick. Suzy Eappes. Second Row: Jeli Thatcher, John Ful ton, Trent Browne, Shelley Peterson Charlotte Ranberg. Terry Ottman. Third Row: Sarah Ellison, Susie Ste- phenson, Chuck Hamilton, Glenda Furnas. Fourth Row: Robin Hockett. Randy Holm, Steve Jette, Susan Bar- meyer, Leslie VcmGieson, Mark Zacek. Spartan Day Royalty George Schweitzer announces Cindy Johnson as Homecoming Queen for 1972. Vivian Fill, Pally Wilson and Suzy Kappes extend their congratulatory smiles. Dan Smith and friends of his twin sister, Diana, share her excitement over being chosen Princess of the Junior Class. SOPHOMORE ROYALTY— Calhy DoJley, Kathy Koz«luh, PrlncMi; | Stacey Miller. I FRESHMAN ROYALTY— Chris Malcolm. Jo Miller, Princess; Kelly Yost. Junior Princess candidate Marge Simmons is escorted by Stan Zachariasen. Junior Princess candidate Lori Kaiserman is escorted by Sean Bamett. AFS JORGE PFLEGER Jorge Pfleger came to Missoula from Argentina in the middle of August. To get here he had to take three tests and fill out two applications, answering hundreds of questions about himself, his family, and the United States. Although he had many misgivings about at- tending an American capitalistic and imperialistic school, his worries were not justified. He adjusted to Sentinel quickly, meeting many friendly teach- ers and students. His first friends in Missoula were the Ponds, whom he stayed with while going to Sentinel. The Ponds, Jorge said, are excellent people. During his stay in Missoula, Jorge was actively involved in Key Club, Spanish Club, and the Montana Histor y Club. He also lost his voice at school games, went to dances, and served as vice president of a church group. Looking back at his year at Sentinel, Jorge said, I thank you all very much for all that you have done for me. I want to go back to my coun- try of course, but it gives me great pain to leave this school and it was a great honor to be a Spartan. Tom Anderson takes notes on Jorge ' s story about life in Argentina. Jorge quenches his thirst with a coke at one of the local drive-ins. «fl H bf b;eM U -• cc ULHt -?t : V J AFS student Suzy Kappes points out whore she spent ten weeks last summer. Students in an English III-IV class ask Suzy questions about her stay in Malaysia. 9 mm 3 t m Suzy models her daytime Malaysian outfit SUZY KAPPES Suzy Kappes spent ten weeks last summer in the town of Klang in Malaysia as an AFS student. She was apprehensive at first about living there but found that life in Malaysia was very interesting. Social customs, she found, were very differ- ent, as people do not start dating until they are about twenty years old. School life was also strange to Suzy because students there must wear uniforms and attend nine classes. They spend each period taking lectiire notes. Suzy said that although Malaysia is a de- mocracy, freedom of speech is often limited. Long hair is banned and many books cannot be sold. Dresses there are longer and no one wears shorts. Suzy added that although she was homesick at first, she could hcr ' ' e stayed another month easily. It was hard to leave, but it was really, really nice to get back hom.e. Cynlhia Paul was chosen as a member of QuiU and Scroll because ol her dedication as editor ol the KONAH and because ol her ellorts on KOPEE. Quill and Scroll is an international society for high school journalists. Membership is based on individual accomplishments in the fields of writing, editing, or business maangement. Students on the Bitterroot, Konah, and Kopee staffs are appointed to the society by their advisors. Although Susie Stephenson. Quill and Scroll member, de- voles much of her time to workinq on KOPEE and editing the BITTERROOT, she finds lime to enjoy sculpturing. Qnill and Scroll XvT Shelley Peterson was rewarded for her work on BITTERROOT and KOPEE by being appointed lo Ouil! and Scroll. 1972 Bitterroot Staff The 1972 Bitterroot won Col- umbia University ' s Medalist Award for high school year- books. The book was judged on the basis of its development of a theme and on its coverage of major school activities. Produc- tion of the book was supervised by Sherman Lohn and Diana Lamb, co-editors, and by Lynne Blumberg, advisor. The 1972 Bitterroot, which scored 972 of 1000 possible points, was one of less than 10 percent of the first place winners in the nation to be . awarded the Medalist rating. octe 1972 BITTERROOT STAFF: Andrea Easter, Mary Pat Powell, Eric HGcbelson. Gordon Mehus. Keilh Hanson. Tom Anderson, Trent Browne. Andrew loron, one of two students {rom Montana who received a certificate as a winner in the National Council o: Teachers of English achievement pro- gram, was also selected as a member ior Quill and Scroll. He is editor of the KOPEE and assistant editor of the KONAH and was chosen for his out- standing ability in creative writing. Kirk Rocheleau ' ' ir, Kirk Rocheleau was named All-America n guard by the Scouting Systems of America for his performance in the 1971-1972 basketball season. He was one of three Montana players chosen. Bruce McRae puts the linishing touches on one ol his Cralt projects. Bruce McRae Bruce McRae played trombone in the Macy Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York and the Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena. He was one of two high school students from Montana selected to play in the 1972 McDonald ' s All-American Band. National Merit Semi -Fi iiali sts The National Merit Test, which was com- bined last year with the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, is the basis for awarding Merit Scholarships. These scholarships include state- allocated funds and grants sponsored by indi- vidual donors to educational institutions. Last year less than 15,000 of the 1,000,000 students taking the test qualified for rank of Semi-Finalist. Nintey-six percent of the Semi- Finalists become Finalists and are then eligible for Merit Scholarships. Tom Corrick and Robert Lumby achieved the rank of Semi-Finalist from Sentinel. Robert Lumby works on one oi his experiments in the chemistry lab. Tom Corrick lakes a breather during practice. LETTERS OF COMMENDATION Letters of Commendation are awarded to these who did not qualify as Semi-Finalists but indicate unusual promise. Receiving Letters of Corrjnen- dation were Tom Anderson, Sue Barmeyer, Sarah Ellison, John Lament, Will Roscoe, Qiuck Wil- liams, and Mark Zacek. All-State Football The Montana Coaches Association nomi- nated four members of Sentinel ' s 1972 cham- pionship football team to first team All-State offense and three to first team defense. Chosen on offense were Bryan Flaig, Steve Hamilton, Tim Kerr, and Stan Zachariasen. Bob Vogel, Steve Yurich, and Stan Zachariasen were named to defense. George Schweitzer and Charlotte Ranberg pose as Elk ' s leaders. Elk ' s Leadership Charlotte R a n b e r g and George Schweitzer won first place in the local Elk ' s Leadership Contests. George also took first in state competition. Charlotte placed fifth in state. They were chosen for their leadership in church, school, and community ' - activities. Leil o Ftlqhl: Bryan Fiaiq, Slere Yurlch- Bob Voqel, Stan Zachariaien, Sieve Hamii- ton, Tim Kerr. Charlotte and George take time off irom school activities to shoot a game of 8-ball. 197 mm .??Ba • Counterclockwise Irom Top to Bottom — Cindy Johnson, Roger Nelson, Doug Campbell, George Schweitzer, Jean Engler. Outstanding Teenagers The Sentinel admmis ' ration chose five seniors as Out- standing Teenagers this year. They were voted on by the counselors and administration on the basis of their activi- ties and leadership in the school. V IL The- Men ' ii Liberation movement look hold ibi yecr al Sentibal at Will RoBcoc- v on Sentinel ' Belly Crocker Homemakei of TomofTOw .onle l. ThiK v aK the first year the contest, iponsored by General Mills, was open to boys. Susan Barmeyer displays her trait of dependability by making Kopee signs and seeing that they are put up. Susan, judged on her citizenship, dependability, leadership, patriotism, and service, received the D.A.R. Good Citizenship award lor Sentinel High School. Students Honored Chosen from 2000 students on the basis ci per- formance in taped auditions, nine Sentinel musi- cians were selected to play for the Northwest Music Educators ' Conference in Portland, Oregon. BAND MEMBERS— Left lo Eight: Larry Lockv Gordon Mehus. ORCHESTRA MEMBERS— Front Row: Judy Foss, Laurie Israel, Marie Marchildon. Second Row: Bruce McRae, Bruce Purdv, Dale Nelson. V Aeademicis Teaching and Counseling are . . . Caring when no one else seems to. Listening to the words but more important, being aware of the unexpressed feelings. Being a friend — a real friend, one who shares, is honest and sincere. Not sitting in judgment. Not forcing morals and values and yet being concerned about them. Watching a young person grow and develop. Watching him set positive goals and then achieve them. Seeing him tackle his problems with deter- mination to make himself a better person. Knowing that in some way, however minor, you ha ' .e been port of it. That helpless feeling. Knowing that being a friend and caring aren ' t enough but not knowing what is. Not being able to change an impossible situ- ation. Watching a young man or woman give up and resign themselves to a life of un- hoppiness. The possibility that you may have some posi- tive influence on just one troubled indi- vidual. Reaching their goal when words are said like: Thanks, I really appreciate you. Rod Bates Counselor The Bell Rings- After a grueling 9 months faculty members and administrators at Sentinel High School take three (months, that is) to recuperate and to prepare for the new year. Some float Montana ' s rivers, backpack into wilderness areas, relax in Germany, Spain, or Mexico, and some attend classes at the University of Montana, while others tend to less spectacular chores, working in their yards and homes. -The bell rings again. School superintendenl George Zellick watches a Spartan football game. Joe Robers, principal, plays football with his son, Joey. Student Finances, Stu- dent Council, Scholarships) Assistant principal Don Harbaugh with his assistant, Janny, records scores at a track meet. (Student Government, Graduation Exercises, Scholarships) Erwin Byrnes, assistant principal, gives the silent veto — thumbs dovim. (Scholarships, Caps and Gowns) Adminisitratioii Home Economics Distributive Education Prep 70 teacher Marcia Bragg puzzles ever a chess move. (Home Ec Department Chairman, Freshman Class, Quill and Scroll) Susan Ellison, Home Ec teacher, examines her plants. (Pep Club, Cheerleaders) rlorne tc leachsr, Laurie Ferguson, enjoys her peel during the sumn-.er nicnths._(Home Decorat- ing, Child Development, Pep Club, Cheerleaders) Distributive iiuccricr tsooh- er Roger Lult gives his son a push. (Senior Announcements, DECA, KONA) Home Ec teacher Susan Reeves clothes a manikin. (Pep Club, Cheerleaders) Bill Mosier, Distributive Education and Business Law, practices gcli. (Senior Announcements, DECA) Counselors Barbara Koessler relaxes in the frame of her new house. (Counselor, GoU Team.) Ron Bates hooks a 2 ' ' 2 pounder in the Rock Creek River. (Counselor, Department Chairman, Senior Banquet) Margaret Lundberg works the patient art of needle pom: (Counselor, Chairman Scholarship Comnut- tee. Quill and Scroll) Ernest Ibey gathers the cattle for feed- ing time. (Counselor. Ski Club) Darlene Smith counsels her daughter Suzanne on the art of horse riding. (Counselor, Correspondence Courses) 204 -.■ ■SB I -i Art. Music Jacqueline Olson, Art MI and Crafts I-II, grc-cms her horse in preparation for the Treasure State Charity Korse Shew. (Jmuor Class) Orchestra and Music Appreciation teacher Harold Kerbig hoes his garden. Art teacher Aaron Schenck shows his anistic ability while painting his house. (Art Department Chairmaii, Prom) Fred Nelson, director of bands, writes another tcp hi:. (Dance Bond) Bob Narum, Choir director and Guitar class instrttctcr, %v-cr.ders why his boat does not move. (Music Department Chairman, Sophomore Class) Art I teacher Paul Chase finishes another masterpiece. m English Sara Steubs, English I, takes on her son in a game of Monopoly. (Prom Committee) English I teacher Donna Cadari breaks away from her guard to try for a basket. Dave Andiev , Speech, really mows ' em dovm v ith his fancy riding machine. (National Forensic League, Scholarships) English III-IV teacher Marilyn Carlisle grooms her cat Cocc. (National Honor Society) Suzanne Balch, English I, imagines she ' s a child goir.. ( S Club English IlI-lV teacher Frances DrisccU relaxes in her r.ev.- Icr r furniture. (Chess Club) English teacher Flcrence 3r.r.:cn ' s hspp est time is the summer travel season. (English Department Chaii ' man. Scholarships) Marie Graham, English ' . ' .. pair.:s :he tnr: her house. (Senior Banquet) English I teacher Arr.cid lipk frolics with his cat. Bernie Gallagher, English ' . ' . ' .■ ' . ' . ' . tcies p: in showing off his old Edison phonograph. (Senior Night) Eng ' III-IV teacher Frank Monasterio looks over slides he took Spain. (Junior Class) 208 Ensjlish, Foreign Languages Latin teacher William Haffey plays the clarinet for relaxa- tion. Kenneth Bollinger, English III-IV, trains his dog Scamp to retrieve. (Junior Magazine Drive) Spanish teacher George Ssndon plays flamenco music on his guitar. (Sponish Club, Nationcd For- ensic League) Judith Taybi, French, shcv.-s c;: her dells zo ' dacXed from foreign countries. (French Club) Drama cccch Morgaret Johnson takes time out from her many activities :c pcse ■wiih her cat and dog. (Thespians, Senior Night, Sophomore Class Ad- visor) Marcia Shefloe, English I and Spanish 1 r:;ks a buifalc berry to see if it is edible. (Prom Committee, Spanish Club) English teacher Lynne Elumberg casts a —.ear. r:s: bu: b es few fish. (Kopee, Bitterroot, Photography Interest Group) Secrgi- ana Graf, German II-IV, toured Europe -iiih. 21 studen;s. (Get- man Club) Elizabeth Williams, German I, works in the Resource Center. English III-IV teacher Flore.nce Rcr ' ety tends the healthi- est flower garden in Sentinel. (Junior Magazine Drive) German teacher Walter Graf tabes in the scene on the Hhine Biver. (Language Department Chairmon, German Club) Ulatheiiiaties Algebra 1 and General Malh teacher bick Olson adjusts his irriga- tion system. Kathy Adolph, Algebra 1 and IX and Consumer Math teacher, dreams of tripping out on her bicycle. ( S Club) Coach George Scott, Algebra I and Geometry, consoles a defeated runner. (Athletics) Dorothe Nelson, General Math, Intermediate Math, and Ge- ometry, strums a few notes on her guitar. ( S Club) Coach Bob Vick, General Math and Consumer Math, hits a home run to help the Hurt Construction Company win the city baseball championship. (Athletics) The grass grows thick while Monle Brekke adjusts his ailing machine. Mr. Brekke leaches Slide Rule, Consumer Math, College Prep, and Geometry. (National Honor Society, Scholarships) Shirley Wasinger, General Math. Geometry and Algebra I, puts the finishing touches on a dress. (Junior Class) Algebra I, Geometry, and General Math teacher Virginia Speck threads her weaving loom. (Math Department Chairman, S Club) Loren Johnson. Algebra IX and II and Geometry, searches for his daughter ' s ring in the leaves. (National Honor Society) General Math and Algebra I and IX instructor Don Rider reinforces the wall of his garden. (Athletics, M Club) ? l ' • 1 , i 1 i i Science Drivers Education Biology teacher James Cusker poses with one of his cows. (Science Deparl- ment Chairman, Science Research Society, Scholarships) Lyle Leischner Earth Science, relaxes with his horse. (Time Limited) Is Mr. Ren Perrin, Earth Science, building a play pen or a rabbit cage? (Time Limited) Drivers Education in- structor Charles Walles cuddles his children. (Athletics) Ron Wheeler ;sa:hss his students about the birds and the bees in his Biology MI classes. Junior Class) Don Berg contemplates the environment as a hungry pup locks on. dime Limtied, Science Research) Kyrum Tatton, Chemistry, skillhiUy handles his Ime to catch his limit. (Science Research) Pcb Lucma, Drivers Education, admires his many basketball trophies. ( M Club, Athletics) Dick Dill, Biology- and Chemistry, creates wonder ful works of wood with his saw. (Prom Co-Chair- man) Ron Laughlin, Physics, weighs Ron Bates ' s ttsh caught en a river fleet down Rock Creek. (Senior Class General Chairman, Science Research) Drivers Education instructor Tom Thorpe prepares to mow his lawn. m mmm Special Education Social Studieis Sociology. American History, and World History teacher Hal Stearns admires a Porsche. (lunior Historians, Key Club) Nancy Walter. Journalism and American History teacher, picks an apple from the tree of knowledge. (Konah, Quill and Scroll, KONA) American History and Geography teacher Gary Ekeqren relaxes v ith his dog. (Athletics) Bill Bradford, Government teacher, tastes fresh peas from his garden. (Social Studies Department Chairman, Youth In Government) Mike Cooper, World Geography, Anthropol- ogy, Urban Ecology, gets a first hand view of Montana ' s geography on his bike. (Model UN, AFS) Seumas Gal- lagher, Montana and Ameri can History, milks a cow. (lunior Historians) Coach Gene Leonard. Contemporary Problems and Government, keeps up on urban affairs. ( M Club, Athletics) Russian and American History teacher. Rose Hart, sews herself a dress. (AFS, Scholar- ships) Special Education teachers, Larry Allen and Ed LaCasse, (Athletics) give a toast to Montana ' s dairy men. i m PliTsical Gdiieation Coach lug Beck, Health and PE. spends many summer hours in ice parlors. ( M Club. Athletics) Health and PE teacher Betty Faurol shows her Dachshund how weeids grow. (Sparkettes, Orchesis) Keep- ing in shape for the gymnastics season is Pam Burgess. Health ' and PE. (Athletics. GRA) Coach Mike Johnson. Health and PE. back packs near Boulder Lake. (Athletics) Health and PE teacher Coy Waltermire •.■. ' aits her turn to slam one over the fence. (Ahtletics. GRA) Coach Jack McWhorter. Health and PE. is a convert to motor- cycling. (Athletics) I Buisiness Education Laura Pahl, Typing teach.,1, dreams of snow to cki on, (Prom Co-Chaimsan) Typing and Shorthand teacher Linda O ' Hare relurn:; a . ' ;irvo ( S Club) Dick Schipporeit, Typing and Record Keeping, thinks young. (Inlramurals) Karen Printz, Shorthand and Co-op Office instructor, shows off her vacuum. (Business Education Department Chairman, OEA) Bookkeeping and Typing teacher Geor- gia Cladis catches a fly ball. (Cheerleader Advisor) T Staff Members of the cooking staff, Mary An- derson, Lillian Johnson, Reta Gruhn, Kathryne Staiger and June Reed perform their daily routines. Eva Seitz and ohn Seitz sneak a quiet moment together on the steps. The janitorial staff, (front row) Duane Tintzman, Paul Deines, Ben Smith, (second row) Ed Galarus, Art Lutz, Lester Stout and Lew Stimson pose by the gym entrance. Sam Davis scrubs a sink while John Waiters ribs Principal Joe Roberts. I Librarian Tish Johnson eyes a nev atlas. Staff mem- bens, Lucille Smith, Hope Campbell, Bertha Manning, Rose- marie Fishburn, Alvera Volach and Potty Nerd gossip by the jock bench . Nurse Ruth HovreU weighs a young girl. The visual aid staff, Harold Smith, Millie V. ' hifjnan and John MacDonald, assist students in making their learn- ing experiences more enjoyable. Solvejg Waters checks information for Principal Joe Roberts. 220 Education Mike Cavey, Forestry and Vo-Ag, checks a camera lens before popping a picture. (FFA) Mark Lcmgaunet, Draiting and Natural Resources, studies his homev ork for a college computer course. (Prom Committee) Welding and Electricity teacher Leland Miller works with intricate electrical equip- ment. (Prom Committee) Lou Tabema labors v.-ith a car pari in his Auto-Mech class. Welding and Metals teacher Dean Martin spends some leisurely time in his garden. (Prom Committee) James Lizotte, Small Engines, repairs his cycle. Knapp, Forestry and Co-op, surveys his ranch. Mark Bryn works in his Metals classroom. Auto-Mech teacher Gene Hall rolls a fresh coat of paint on a splotchy wall. Industrial Education Welding instructor Thomas Wilbum sets the engine to start his cycle. Help, Jim Krause, Applied Biology, Natural Resources, Woods, says, Bale me out of here! (FFA) Robert Samardich, Introduction to Career Education, makes a last get-away on a borrowed bike . (Key Club, Athletics) Don Hendrikson, Woods, tinkers with an old gramophone. (Department Chairman, Prom Committee) Bill Martin, Introduction to Career Education, starts out on a hunting trip. (Prom Committee) .: Faculty ' Life Florence Bnmon, Gayle Carlisle and Shirleu Wasinger gab in the Kcme Living Center. Margaret Johnson spreads her uproariotis cheer. When Alvera Valach and Richard Schipporeit entertained at a pep assembly, Mrs. Valach became Sentinel ' s personal cream puff. Chemistry teacher Hyrum Tcrtlon may know his electrons form his neutrons, but he has trouble winning chess games. 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Ricki Ailporl. Rocky Allain, Michael 114 AM-American Basketball Guard 194 Allen, Bernerd Allen. Burke 66, 100 Allen. Mr. Larry 215 All Slate Football 196. 197 Alonzo, Jeani 88, 162 Allhaus. Michael . . Ambo. Scolt 114 Ambo. Vicki 43, 88 Amestoy. Lyndon 114. 156. 158 Andersen, Heidi 88, 159 Andersen, Suzette 100 Anderson. Andrew 75 Anderson. Brent 88 Anderson, Kim 88. 155 167 Anderson. Larry ' 88 Anderson. lames 133, 139, 149. 18S Anderson, John 88, 139 150 152, 154, 167. 168 Anderson. Sonja 131, 155 Anderson. Talbert 76 Anderson. Thomas 114. 133, 139, 186, 190, 193 Andrew, Mr. Dave 172, 209 Andrews, James 52, 83 Andrews, Jeffrey 76 Annzens, Marie 76 Anthony, Dennis Anthony, Raymond Aplin, Judith 114 Aphn, Robert Applet, Wes 47, 50 Archer, Shelley 129 Archer. Stephen Armstrong, Brian 52, 59776 Armstrong, Catherine 88 Armstrong. David 88 Armstrong, Vavma 114 _Armstrong, Keith 100 Tirmstrong. Tammy 76, 131, 160 Arnett, Douglas . Art Club 171 Asid. Karen ' 114 Atkinson. Candace 76. 143. 160 Atkinson, Kevin . ' 100 Austin, Bill 114 Aune, Karen 137, I67 B Babcock, Gayle 153 Backlin, Pamela 88 Backlin. Rita 114 Bailey. Deanna 76 Baile y, Joan 160 Baker, Robert 76 Baker, Thomas Bakke, Kenneth ii4, i48, 174 Balch, Mrs. Suzanne 206 Baldridge, Jory 114 Baldwin, Alan 100 Baldwin, Becky Bollinger. Mr. Kenneth 203 Barbe. James 100 Barclay. Charles 52. 64, 75 Barger, Anna Barger. Kalhryn Barker. Katherine 137 Barmeyer. Susan 110. 114, 131. 137 169, 174, 184, 187, 199 Barnes. Audrey 160 Barnes, Karen 114, 156, 158, 169, 178 Barnett, Albert 100 Barnett, Debbie 114 Barnett. Jean 69, 114, 180, 189 Barrett, Jamie 76 Barringer. Gregory 88, 150 152 Barta. Korla 114, 170 Bartels, Suzan 114, 137, 162 Bartlett, Debra 43, 114, 170 Bass, Brian 76 Bates, Mr. Rodney 201, 204 Baughman, Dave 47, 61, 114 Baughman, Donald Bouman, Becky 100 Bouman, Steven 88 Baumberger, Gaylen 129 Baumgardner, Lance 58, 88 Baxley, Julie Baxter, Joan Beach, Greg 88 Beagle, Charles 52, 59, 160 Beaman, Mike 114 Bean, Michael 100 Bear, Mike 129 Beaudry, Debbie 100 Beoudry, Dennis 100 Beccari, Julius 52 Beck, Alison 76, 143 Beck, John Beck, Mr. Jug 60, 216 Becker, Ronald Beick, Jeanne 88, 150, 152 Beierle, Debra 171 Beierle, Bill Belcher, Darcy 88 Belcourt. Roberta Bennett, Gerald 64 Bennett, Greg 47, 60, 63, 114 Bennett, James Bennett, Kathleen 88 Bennett, Kurt Bennett, Rickey 171 Bennett, Steven Benson, Jeffery 175 Bentham, Cindy 43, 114 Berard, Christopher 5 Berard, David _ 76 Berard, Denise 67, 76 Berard, Marie 114 Berezay, David 76 Berg, Mr. Donald .-.. 148, 174, 212 Berg, Lawrence 88 Bergeron, James Bergman, Cynthia 115 Bergman, Lee 115 Bernthal, Deborah 115, 133 Bernthal, Donna 88, 150, 152, 167 Berry, Debby 76 Berthn, Brian 76, 181 Bess, Cheryl Best, Linda 115 Best, Michael 100 Betcher, Shelly _. 88 Belcher, Suzan 76 Belts, Teresa 88 Bicychng Club 182 Biondich, Steven 1, 115 Eishop, Darcy 110, 115, 162, 171 Bishop, Rene 88, 156, 164 Bisom, Debra 100 Blackler, Byron 42, 88 Blackler, Kevin 88 Blake, Jeff Blakeslee, Kimberly 88 Blevins, Brian 76 Bliss, T. ; 115, 176. 177 Blumberg, Mrs. Lynne 132, 209 Bobbin, Lori Bogar, Wendy 171 Bolich, Jon 100 Bonebright, Elmer 115 Bonneau, Jerry Bonnet, Barbara 100 Booth, James Bossard, Michael 115 Bossard, Patricia 76 Bouck, Joan 100 Bourassa, Kathleen 115, 162, 170 Bourgeois, Gary 171 Bourke, John 4, 47, 129 Boyle, John 76 Boys State 185 Brobeck, Mary 76, 143 Brackebusch, Lynn 88, 150, 152, 157, 172, 173, 174 Braddock, Karen 76 Braddock, Lawrence Bradford, Barbara 115, 171 Bradford, Mr. WilUam 215 Bradley, Mary 115 Brady, Kathy Brady, Paul Bragg, Mrs. Marcia 203 Brondjord, Robin 88 Brandjord, Terry 26, 115 Brasmer, Clayton Brault, Mark 129 Bray, Lori 70, 71, 100, 156 Bray, Patricia 88 Breckenridge, Steve 100, 148 Brekke, Mr. Monte 201, 211 Brester, Alona 88 Brester, Ed-win 76 Bretz, Mark 88, 175 Brewin, Becky 88 Brickey, Debra Brier, Lynn 100, 169 Briggeman, Kim 47, 50, 100 Briggeman, Mary Briggs, Dorothy 39 Briggs, Michael Briggs, Sharon Briggs, Tim 75 Brinton. Miss Florence 207, 223 Bristow, Debra Brodte, Jan 88 Brodie, Kane 110, 115, 152, 163, 183, 184, 186 Brooker, Edwin Brown. Buddy Brown, Craig 88 Brown, Debbie 76, 100, 160 Brown, Debra Brown, Dusty Brown, Kathleen 57, 89, 143, 148 Brov n, Michael 52, 76 Brown. Nicholas Brown, Sally Brown, Susan 67, 76, 143, 148 Browne, Trent 115, 133, 183, 185, 186, 193 Bryan, Michael 89 Bryant, Sue Bryn, Mr. Mark 220 Buchholtz, Douglas Buchholtz, Maria 89 Buckingham, Slacay Bullock, Richard 76 Bumslead, Richard 100, 156, 158, 178, 175 Bunch, Rickey Bundy, Cralq 115 Bundy, ShoUey 89 Burau, Connie 110, 115, 156, 158, 178 Burden, Louise US Burdill, Icnel 115 Burqmaier, Ted 38, 53 Burkman, Susan 4, 169 Burnell, Thomas 115 Burham, Alice 77, 160 Burris, Mildred Burton, Timothy 52, 64, 76 Burwick, Lezlio Bush, Bronda 89 Bush, Gerald 77 Bush, lay 64 Bush, Larry 64 Bush, Richard Buss, Melodee 89, 150, 152, 168 Busse, Peqqy 100, 171 Buslos, Mark 59, 77 —Buxton, Melinda 116, 162 Buxton, Venetia lOn Byers, Nicki 67, 77, 148, 160 Byrne, Denise 89 Byrne, James Byrne, John 52, 59 Byrne, Kevin ...,. Byrne, Shannon ,„.. 89, 162 Byrnes, Andrea 39, 77 Byrnes, Mr. Erwin 202, 223 Byrnes, lean Byrnes, Thomas 89 C Caciari, Mrs. Donna 206 Calhoun, Robert Callahan, Bruce Callaway, Jerry 89 Caluori, Cynthia Caluori, Melody 4, 62, 67, 100 Caluori, Michael 100 Campbell, Douglas 110, 116, 131. 138, 139, 185, 198 Campbell, Geroldine 143, 160 Campbell, Mrs. Hope 219 Campbell, John Campbell, Michael 116 Campbell, Rod Campbell, Scott Campbell, Susan 77 Canaris, Mary 67 Carl, Eddy 100 Carl, Kalherine 77 CarHsle, Miss Marilyn 206, 223 Carman, Arnold Carpenter, Brian Carpenter, Carol 86, 89, 162 Carpenter, Darla Carpenter, Kevin Cartwright, Alexander 72, 116 Corty, Sherry . ' . Carvey, Debra Case, Jack 100 Casey, Joan 77 Casey, Robert 116 Cass, Cindy 77 Cassady, Michael Casto, James 5, 116, 133 Covey, Mr. Mike 177, 220 Cebulski, Bertha 89, 162 Cebulski, Stuart 100 Cerino, Catherine ' . 162 Cerino. Mike 5, 169 Cerovski, Sandra 67, 77, 153 Chadduck, Beth 77, 160 Chaffee, Julie 74, 77 Chaffee, Rebecca 100, 164, 175 Chaffin, Valeri 89 Chaffin, Vicki 116, 162 Chamberlain, Dana 77, 155 Chamberlain, Donnell 77 Chamberlain, Patrick Chandler, Sandra 101 Chapieski, David Chapman, Laura Chapman, Rebecca 101, 150, 152, 159 Chapman, Valerie Chase, Mr. Paul 205 Chatterton, Robert Chou, Dolly ibi Cheff, Cherie 89 Chess Club 168 Child Development Class 182 Childress, David Childs, Alise 129 Chrest, Rae 89 Christinson, Shawn Clague, Brenda 86, 89 142. 143, 147, 164 Clark, Cathleen 77 Clark, Cynthia 101, 147, 169 Clark, Gary 64 Clark, Jeffery 59 Clark, Vickie Clay, Dale loi, 171 Clearman, Meredith 116 Clearman, Robin 89, 167 Cleveland, Patricia Clizbe, Kenneth 116 Clizbe, Richard 89 Clizbe, Russell „.„ „ 52 77 Clonlnger, David 89, 168 Closson, Leigh „ ,„. 160 Clubb, Gary 89 Clubb, Llncfa 116, 137 Cochran, Barbara 116 Cole, Patty 89 Colo, Virginia 89 Coles, GariU 89 Coles, Nicola 77 Collins, Gayle 89 Collins, Katherlne Collins, William 101 Combs, Colloen 116 Combs, Wanda 116 Concert Choir 156, 157 Conley, Dennis 47, 80, 61, 116 Conley, Loreen Connolly, Donna 89 Connolly, Vickie _, 77 Conrad, Pauline 116, 169 Cook, Anna 101 Cook, Donna 101 Cook, Julie 89, 162 Cook, Laura Cook, Machelle 162 Cook, Sheila 116 Cooper, Cynthia 101, 143, 174 Cooper, Glenda 77, 143 Cooper, Gordon 89 Cooper, Kim 116, 167, 171 Cooper, Linda Cooper, Lynn 89 Cooper, Mr. Mike 173, 214 Cooper, Sandy 77, 143, 160 Cooper, Sheryl 101, 171 Copeland, Laura Corbin, Clyde Cork, Colleen 116, 170 Corriok, Thomas 47, 49, 116, 116, 169, 185, 187, 195 Corrigan, Maureen Cote, Brenda 101, 171 Couch, Sheryl 89 Crabtree, Jeanette 160 Cramer, David 175 Cramm, Dale Criswell, Julie 77, 160 Criswell, Steven 47, 61, 116, 130, 131, 138, 139, 185 Cromwell, Kathy 116, 171 Cromwell, Rodrick 89 Cromwell, Theresa 89 Cross, Carla 43, 67, 89 Gross, Dorothy 77 Cross, Lov ell 101, 167 Cumley, James ...„ 77 Cumley, Shirley ,. 116, 171 Cunningham, Charles Cunningham, Kathleen Cusker, Mr. James 174, 200, 212 Custer, Daniel 77, 160 Czorny, Andrew 131, 133 D Dchtler, Terry 52, 160 Dahlstrom, Linnea Dailey, Cathleen 89, 164 Dailey, James 77, 102 Dakolios, Shelia 72, 86, 89, 162 Daley, Linda 101 Daley, Robert 89, 167 Dallman, Michael 101 Dallman, William 77 Daniels, Peter 168 Daniels, Susan 116 Davenport, James 71, 101 Davey, Dale 77 Davey, Henry 1 1 Davis, Candace Davis, Douglas 101 Davis, John Davis, Michael 77 Deal, Tamma DeBolt, Deborah 89, 137, 150, 167 DeBoIt, Patricia 67, 77 DeBruin, David 64 DeBruin, Debra 101 DECA 171 Deden, Linda 39, 77 Deden, Susan 39, 43, 89 DeGuire, Marianne 164 DeGuire, Steven 101 Delaney, Cathy 116, 164, 170 Delsman, Diane Delsman, Kathleen 89 DeMorois, Debbie 77, 143 DeMorois, Joe 56, 117, 149, 180, 185 DeMers, Ben 56, 117, 180, 185 DeMers, Linda DeMers, Sharon 77 DeMers, Steven , 56, 101, 180 Denend, David 98. 101, 150, 152, 171 Deniger, Rick 90, 133, 149, 178 Denning, David 51, 90 Denton, Mark 38, 101 Denton, Nellie _ 117, 170 Derenburger, Sandra 90, 137, 150 152, 154, 155, 167 Deriana, David 47, 117 Deschamps, Michael .... 47, 60, 61, 101, 169 Devlin, Colleen 117 Devlin, Erin Devlin, Keeley 90 Devlin, Tomi _ 77 Dewing, John Dexter, Becky 77 ! t;dinqer. Wanda Furnas, Rhonda Future Formers of America . G Gabel, Glenn 78, 160 Eqgen, James 117, 171 Egqen, Mark Egqers. Danelle 101 Egle. Christine Eide. Alan 171 Eiman. Charlotte Eitel. Rusty Ekeg ren. Gary 90. 137 ... 47, 117, 180 47 Gallagher. Mr. Bernie Gallagher, Bonnie Gallagher, Mr. Seumas Gallegus, Maria 201, 207 Elkins, Wanda Elk ' s Leadership . 102 196, 197 117, 170 149, 156, 172 118, 170 21.S Ellard, Debbie Ellen. Kimberly Elliot. Steve 90 Gallwas, John Gallwas, Patti 90 Ellis, Herbert Gamble, Rebecca Gander, Maureen 131, 169 Ellis, Rosalie Ellison, Rebecca Gansler, Kevin . 52 59 79 Ellison, Sarah 117 Ellison, Mrs. Susan Engblom. Randy 164 117, 173 173, 183, 186 221 102 131. 137, 172, 178, 184, 198 Gaskill. Alton 150 153 . Gaskill, Karleen 90 Gasser, Mark Gaughan, Donald .... 129, 150, 152 Enqler. Julie Gavin, Michael Geddes, Jesse Engler, Tony Erdmann. Donald Erickson, Andrew 90, 17.S 150, 152 Geddes, Sharon Geddes, Victoria 102 162 Geesey, Lynn Erickson. James Gehrke, Diane 90 Erickson. Jill Gehrke, Janet Erickson, John Gehrke, Lynn 102 Erickson, Marleen Erickson. Nancy 78, 160 Geil, Susan 102 George, Mark 118 Erickson, Rhonda Esley, Suanne 117, 162 tieorge, bherry Gerhart, Allan 110, 118, 131 79 Evans. Rick Gerhart, Fred Gerhart, Robert 102 German Club Gibson, Sadie 129 Everett, Orin 150, 152, 154 Evjen. Sonalea 167 Evjen, Tonya F Fahey, Daniel Giese, Daniel Gilder, Teresa 118 79 Ginn, Jamie Girls State 184 Gjefle, Elizabeth 118 Fahlgren, Karen Farmer, Laura Gjefle, Lorraine Gjefle, Mark Gleason, Stephan Goodall, Julie . 90, 162, 171 102 Farmer, Scott 102 Farmer, William Farmer, William Fames, Dale Goodall, Terence Goodman, Randi Goodrich, Cathy Goodrich, Lori Goodrich, Malcolm 98 Gore, Jacki Gore, Steve Gorsuch, Robert 118, Gosselin, Mark Gouaux, Elizabeth Goudelte, Ray Gow, George Gral, Mrs. Georgiana Graf, Mr. Walter Graham, Cary Graham, John Graham, Louann Graham, Marina 118, Graham, Mrs. Marie 98 102 Farnham, Paul 118, 156 Faurot, Mrs. Betty Featherman, Joni Feild, Delbert 216 78, 160 79 102, 167, 173 79 Ferguson. Miss Laurie .. Fernelius. Sheryl Fessenden, Douglas 143, 203 79, 160 118 172, 173, 174 102 78 79, 160 Fields, Ann 232 Dexter, Nina Dexter, Russell Dexter, Shawnee 90 101. 156 78 Fields, Jeffery Figerelle. Mary Lou 90 90 157, 209 Fillmore, Mary Fillmore, Walter 78 131, 167, 209 Findlay, James Findlay, Timothy Fink, Melanie 90 118 132, 133, 155 Fish, Gerald 207 Fishburn, Miss Rosemar Fisher. Gwendolyn Fisher, Steven File, James „ 51, 175 78, 131 .... 47, 73, 129 Graham, Patrice Graham, Rodney Gram, Merilyn Grant, Alan 47, 5 Graves, Emily Graves, Mary Graves, Thomas Greany, Patrick 167 102, 156 158 Diedrich, Steven Dietlerl, Carol ,... Dieltert, Craig 52, 76 90 90 137, 162, 184 213 66 78 129 ' i64. l67, 175 117, 149. ' ISO 47, 56, 90 101 118, 158 Fitz, Vivian Flaig, Bryan 40, 139, 148, 149, 117, 162, 170, 188 41, 42, 47, 56, 118, 180. 182. 185, 196 D, 58, 90, 156 118, 137 102, 171 Dill, Mr. Richard Dillon, Gregory Dimmitt, Diana Dishman, William Dix, Randy Dobbins, laclynn ..,. 101, 137 Dodson, Randal Doerfler, Gregg :.... 42 47 Doerfler, Michael 156, 159, 178 Flanagin, Janet Flanagin, Neil . 90, 143. 164 Flatow, Miss Georgia ... Flechsing, Cynthia Flechsing, Deborah Fleming, David Fliger, Alise 201. 217 .. 90, 171, 172 102, 167 78, 153 Greene, Robert Gregg, Mr. Mike Gregor, Jack Gregor, Jamie Gregory, Lalrice Greil, Robert Grenager, Kimberly Gress, Patricia 51, 90 .■.■.■42, 47, ii8 79, 160 79 Flint. Debra 90 Flint, Mrs. Dorothy ... . Florin. Janel 162 171 90 162 Dolce, Gary Doll, Keith Dolz, Terri .., ri7ri ' 4orT43; 164, 170, 184 141, 143, 164 78, 143 117 . 78, 150, 153 117, 147, 150 152, 154, 155 206 ■■.■■■37r69, ' ll7 78 78, 160 90. 155 47, 101 52. 78 ... 47, 48, 117 78, 143 101 79 Forbis, Barbara Ford, Judy Ford, Kelly Ford, Michael Ford, Pamela 102, 148, 171, 174 90 78 102 118 Griffes, Emma Griffin, Janet Groff, Debra Grote, Julie 90, 150 90, 162 Downey, Margene 101, Drake, lulic Drew, Brian Drew. Deborah Drew, Terri Driscoll, Mrs. Francis Driscoll, Maureen Dryden, Margaret Dryselt, Lauren Duffin, Michelle Dundas, Victoria Dunqan, John Dunham. Marty Dunham, Michael Dunlap, Shannon Duppong, Martina 160 103 Foreman, Kirk Forest, Edward Gruebele, Kirby Grunewald, Jean Guay, Camille Guay, Dolores Guay, Geary Forest, Lee Forker, Denise Foshag, Bernard 90, 175 59, 78 79 118 Foss, Judy 155, 199 90, 162 Foster, Cindy Guenther, Donna Guier, Daniel Guier, Robert Guier. Thomas Guse, David H Haffey, Mr. William Hagler, Roberta Hagestad, Debbie France. Kurt France. Laureen 78. 150, 153 .. 98, 99, 102, 156, 158. 167 90 118 168 64 Frandsen, Debbie Frandsen. Douglas 137, 79 Frazer. Gary French Club 102 166 French, Lynn Freshman Band 153 Dyke, James Freshman Choir Frost, Becky Fry. Carol 98 Fullerton, Tom Fulmer, Robert Fulton, Gail Fulton, James ' 102 Fulton, John Fuquay, Dan Furnas. Glenda ■102 78, 148 i ' 53. 160 90 133. 137. 162 8, 60, 61, 102 208 43, 162 118 Dylce, ■William E Easter, Andrea . 71, 117, 133 148, 155, 193 90, 155. 167 90 101 Haines, Kathy Haines, Michael Haines, Sara . 103, 171 118 150, 153, 167 150, 152, 154 118, 150, 152, 155, 167, 186 i ' is, ' i56, ' is8i 179, 183, 187 Hale, Patrick 71 Hall, Douglas . 90, 103, 180 Easier, Robert Eberhord, Michael Eby, Joni Hall, Mr. Gene 221 Hall, Kathleen 178, Hall, Robert Hall, Rod Hall, Sheryle 162 Halleuy, Scott Hallgron, Br on 79 Halttunen, Kurt Halverson, Heidi Halveraon, Jeanne 119 Ham, Susan 91 Hambley, Vicki Homes, Robert 113 Hamilton, Charles 110, 118, 131, 150, 152, 154, 155, 186 Hamilton, Steve -12, 47, 118, 131, 139, 147, 180, 185, 197 Hangas, Mark 71 Hannon, Sue 118, 162, 171 Hansen, Cathy 79, 160 Hansen, Charles 113 Hansen, Curtis 53 Hansen, Kirk Hansen, Tim Hansen, Peggy 91 Hanson, Joyce 103, 156, 178 Hanson, Keith 110, 118, 133, 173, 178, 193 Harbaugh, Mr. Don 202 Harby, Greg 103 Jlprdenburgh, James 119 Hardenburgh, Kathleen 91 Harper, Debbie 156 Harris, John 70, 71, 103 Harris, Michael 38 Harris, Steven 119 Harro, James 79, 155 Harro, John 91, 155 Harshbarger, Charles 103 Harshbarger, Timothy 91 Harshbarger, William 119 Hart, Mrs. Rose 201, 215 Harlman, Kevin 103 Harvey, Darrell Haugen, Denise Hausauer, James 119 Hausauer, Monty Hausauer, Terrie 119 Hausmann, Helen 79 Haverfield, Heidi 79 Hawkins, Marianne 119 Hawley, Shannon Hay, Steven Hayden, Kathy 119, 131, 137, 173, 184 Hayden, Kurt Hayden, Timothy 119, 134, 156, 158, 169 Hayes, Jennifer Hayes, Mark 119 Hayes, Patricia 79 Hayes, Wendy 91 Haynes, Donna 79, 143 Heath, Carol 91 Hedger, Kathy 119 Hedgers, Laura 150 Hege, Donald 52, 59, 160 Heggen, Beverly 91 Hegman, Tami 160 Hehn, Warren 119, 139 Hein, Judy 91 Heiney, Christopher Heiney, Kim Heisler, Patricia 73 Heisler, Peggy 79 Helding, Brad 58, 91, 167, 175 Helean, Mark 79 Helean, Robert 52 Helm, Edward 119 Hendrickson, Sandra 103 Henke, Debra 91, 155 Henke, Julie 80, 155 Henrikson, Mr. Don 222 Herbig, Brenda 119, 164, 170 Herbig, Mr. Harold 155, 205 Herman, Barbara Herman, Patricia 80 Hermes, Robert 64, 91 Hershey, Mark 119, 171 Hershey, Rebecca 91, 159, 157 Hettick, Edward 103 Hettick, Richard Hettick, Robert Heupel, Judith 153 Heyer, Shaven 80 Hiday, Chance 52, 80, 150, 153 Hiday, Craig 119 Hiett, Susan 170 Hightower, John 91, 174 Hilburn, Annette -.... Hill, James Hill, Kathryn 119 Hill, Linda 91 Hills, Roger 80 Himber, Debra -•- Himber, Donald Himber, Nicholas Hinckley, Cynthia Hines, Kevin 91 Hiniker, Heidi 103 Hinkle, Randy 73, 103, 159 Hintz, Diane Hintz, Scott Hitchcock, Raymond Hochhalter, Shelley 80 Hochhalter, Steven 91 Hockett, Kim 91, 162, 157 Hockett, Robin 119 ,162, 170, 186 Hodges, Edmond 91 Hoeg, Bryan Hoff, Gail Hoff, Leah Hoff, Mary Hoffman, Micheal 38 Hogan, Lynnee 98, 103, 133, 156, 164 Hoglund, Penny .._ 129 Holbroolc, DouqlGB 119 Holcornb, Rlchoxd Hollinger, Moijc 52, 80 Bollinger, Scott 103 Hollowell, Eddie ■■■■ Hollov ell, Linda 67, 160 Holm, Deanna 103, 137, 156, 153 Holm, Randall 119, 139, 138 Holm, Steven 74, 80, 160 Holmes, Barbara 103 Holt, Bret 61, 119 Holt, Klmera 143, 177 Holt, Patrick 172, 177 Holt, Roger 91, 177 Homecoming Royalty 188, 189 Hoover, lack 52, 59, 80, 160 Hoover, Jill 98, 99, 103, 137, 162, 175 Hoover, Kathy 103 Hoover, Mark 91 Hoover, Paul 103, 150, 152, 169, 172 Hoover, Rebecca 119 Hosteller, Larry Hov ard, Dean 59, 80 Howard, Jeffrey 47, 50, 56, 103, 156 Howard, Joyce 119, 162 Howard, Kenneth Howard, Marguerite 91, 150, 152, 154 Howard, Stan 103 Howe, Marty _ 91 Howell, Mrs, Ruth 219 Hewlett, Julie 91 Hoyt, Georgina Huber, Karen Jughes, Guy - 120 Hughes, Lisa ,— « 162 Hughes, Robert Hughes, Thomas - Hull, Eric 103 Hunter, Reed 80 Hunter, Charles Hurt, Richard 103, 156, 158 Hutchison, Harry Ibey, Mr. Ernest 175, 204 Ibey, Tim 38, 119, 175, 180, 185 Imlay, Shanda 69, 91 Inabnit, Steve 80, 175 Inabnit, Teresa 120 Ingalls, Brian 52, 80 Ingalls, Scott Ingalls, Shaun 98, 162, 167 Ingram, Dwane 103 Inscore, Karen 110, 120, 137, 162 Intramural Sports 181 Irish, Norma Irvin, Robert 91 Ishler, Clayton 91 Israel, Laurie 120, 150, 152, 155, 199 Iverson, Douglas 150, 153 I Jacobi, Holly 91, 142, 143. 164 Jacobs, Carla Jacobson, Donald Jacobson, Kurt 42, 103, 180 Jacobson, Lynn 43, 91, 162 Jacobson, Thomas James, Richard Janson, Julene Janzen, Dorothy Jarka, Hannes 155, 168. 174 Jarvis, Dale 103 Jennings, Glenwood 120 Jensen, Brent 38 Jensen, Bruce 103. 148 Jensen. Dave Jensen, David 80 Jensen, Paul 120, 146 Jensen, Therese 67, 160 Jette, David Jette, Stephen 174. 185 Job, Larry 120 Jochinsen, Jerry Johns, Lisa 80. 160 Johns, Michelle 120 Johnson, Barry Johnson, Cathy 91, 150. 152, 155 Johnson, Leslie 150, 153 Johnson, Mrs. Letitia 219 Johnson, Mrs. Lillian 218 Johnson, Mr. Loren 211 Johnson, Mrs. Margaret 178. 208 Johnson, Mr. Michael .... 38. 39. 42. 65, 216 Johnson, Catharine 104 Johnson, David Johnson, Debbie 102, 131. 152. 175 Johnson, Gary 91 Johnson, Gregory 120 Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Jeffrey 154. 155 Johnson, Joann 91, 152 Johnson, Joanne 80, 91 Johnson, Joanne 159, 150 Johnson, Laurie 80, 150 Johnson, Leon Johnson, Lucinda 113, 120, 137. 156. 157. 158. 179. 188. 19? Johnson, Marcelle Johnson, Marie 91, 131, 152 Johnson, Mark Johnson, Mark 51 Johnson, Paulene Johnson, Robert 103, 131, 155, 157, 158. 157. 172 r ip Johnson, Steven VnV ' 17? Johnson, Susan M, I Johnson, Susan ■ ' ?)! Johnson Vickie WiSl 75 Zli. nn i«:-.2 ; li: III Jones, Robt.: 9 ' . 156 Jones, Steve -. Jordan, Sheri ViVi ' Vio i o na ' ' l:::::.3 :J-:}t3;} l Joron. Patricia Jorstad. Dean gj. Junq, Jari .. VJn ' lls Junkert, Earl ' ZO ,l Junkert, Ernest ' ' « Jurasek, Michael - ' Kahler, Mcrleile i- on ni Kaiserman. lerry •■ i ' , SO, 131 Kaiserman. Lori 98, 104, 148, 164, 189 Kollis, GorTon ' . ' .ZZrizrsd; 156, ' i59; ' l80 Kalhs. Karen „ ' iV,; II? Kamera, Barbara 92, 104, 162 Kamera, Pamela _ ISO, 152 Kammerer, Karen 80 Kammerer, Kelly 120 Kammerer. Kim  ;; ■ ; ■.x v; Kampschror, Sheila 80, 142, 14- Kappes, Suzanne 110, 111, 120, 164. 184, 187, 188, 191 Karate Club ••■ ■■■■■■■ 183 Karkanen, Diana 104, 133, 156 Karlberq, Chris 56, 120, 80 Karr Eda 92, 133, 137 Karr, Pete 47, 60, 104. 180 Keeler, Linda ■■- Keep, Deborah 1;; ■•„?? Kees, Mrs. Pam 67, 216 Keller, Nancy 120 Kelley, Joseph ■,-, Kelley, Nancy 80 Kelly, David ■ -- Kelly, Ralph 2° Kelly, Rodney ' 04 Kelly, Shaun a ■.■;;;,■ Kempner, CUfI 60, 61, 110. 120, 131, 134, 172, 180 Kendall, Kristie ?2 Kendall, Sally 80 Keniston. Donna =2 Kenyon, Henry 57, 68, 69, 92, 139 Keogh. Fracnes ..5. 171 Keoqh, Lauretta 120, 171 Keogh, Michael rr-v;;; Kerr, Kathleen 80, 143 Kerr Scott 47, 56, 120. 135, 139, 180 Kerr, Timothy 42. 47, 104, 139, 180, 197 Kessler, Kathleen 92 Kidder. Terry vi: — Kiely. Kimberly 104, 133, 137 Kiner, Debbie .••■;■■ JO King, Brian 93. 104, 150, 152 King, Valerie •■■- 80 Kinghorn, Curtis 38, 80 Kinzel, CUnton 101 Kinzle, Steven Kirkland, Lynda iv Vci; Kirkpatrick, Michelle 121. 162 Kilzan. Annette 104. 152 KloT. Therese 43, 80, 153 Klauss. Julie - 121 Klawitter. Michael ;v«-Von Klawitter, Penny 148, 129 Klein, James ■.;■•■,■;•,;• it? Kleinsasser, Mary 104, 150, 152, 155 Heinsasser, Sarah 80, 150. 152. 153 Knapp, Duane 47, 60 Knapp, Gregory .... Knapp. Mr. Harold Knight. Marc Knutson. James .:... Kober, Vicki Kobos. Mike Koch. June Koelling. Kevin Koesler. Gary Koenig, Jane Koeppen. Donna ... 51, 64, 92 221 42, 121 61 104, 172 Zr ' 92ri62 80, 181 ..„ 59 81 92, 162 69, 204 Koessler, Mrs. Barbara Kohler. Netta •;-„39 ' „?3, 92 Kolendich, John 60, 104, 139 Kolokotrones, James 80, 150, 153 Kolski, Kathryn ■••• KONA - 167 Kopee 16? Koski. Kevin — fj Kostecki. David 81 Kostelecky. Judy i-V ViV }fn Kozeluh. Dennis 81, 131, 160 Kozeluh. Kathleen 92. 131. 147 Kramer, Korla nh ' nnl Krause. Mr. James ' . f Krause. Steven •,-ni-i« ' i ' i;K ' iA Krenzberger. Karen 104, 133. 156 159 Kress, Daniel = =• ° ' Kress. Eric ■■•: ■ } ' Krieg. Vicki 8l ' °° Krier. John •••:•- J ' Kronen, Katherine V«-iIr SR Krug, Rodney 139, 155, 58 Krug, Vonna oi-i?9 ' 78 Kulfel, Frances 92, 172, 1 8 Labelle, Antoinette 104, 170 Labelle, Marian .■ ■• 92, 15S LaCasse, Mr. Ed 47, 50. 215 Lacrosse. Daniel qi V it Lacrosse. Tanice 81. ' ■J Ladanye, John v; ; ■•,;;•;• i, Laisy, Scott 102. 104, 171 Lamb, Patrice Lamb, Richard Lambert. James Lamey. Connie .-. Lamley. Robin ;,.•■ Lamont. John ■; -,lv ik Lande, Timothy 47, 121, 80 Landes, Thomas ■■■■ j21 Lang, Laura 81, 160 Langaunet, Mr. Mark ........ 220 Lange. Daniel 92, 150, 152, 54 Laroque, Cindy 92, 159. 162 Larson. Cindy ' Z Larson. Diane ■■- Larson. Eleanor ' j Larson. Fred ■■■vv.; ' ,ln Larson. Lila 121, 156, 157, 158, 159 Larson, Rhonda 81 Larum. Sherry ji Lash, Terry ' ' ' Lasley. Debbie .-v Laughlin. Mr. Ron 21,! Laughery. Barbara Laughery, James Lawrence. John Lawrence. Kenneth ■,;■,; ■ry; ' , .. Lawson, Julie 92, 143, 174 Layer. Debbie ' 29 Layton, Gary 81 ITZT ' :::::::::::::::::=■■ 92; !« Leary. John 104, 156, 157 Lecain, Daniel ' i ' a ' ca Lecain. Douglas o? lio Leclaire, Diane •,:•„ i ' o no Leclaire, Gregory 47, 50. 58, SZ Lee, Brodrick ■•- Lee. Terry 9f Legreid, Allen ' ' Lehew, Mark y::;-;-::; Lehman, Cheryl ;,o-,?? ' lil Lehman, Gwen 92, 152, 152 Lehman. Maradelle 67. 104 Leischner. Mr. Lyle 212 Lentz, John o, ■■iin ' il? Lenz. Katherine 81, 160, 157 Leonard, Mr. Gene 42. 46, 47, 50, 215 Leonard, Lori Leprowse, Conrad 5, 52, 61 U rowse, Lmda 121, 131, 35. 72 Lerch, Teri 104 137 56. 59 Lerum, Melanie 98, 104, 152, 171 Levesque, Rene ■ -- i;S ScS =:::=nb4;-i5o;i52;i7, Lind. Susan ■ -. jU= Lindsay. Robin ;;;, --iiA-Jo ' iti Lingel, Nada 92. 137, 162, 157 Linton, Gerald Linton. Michele ° ' Lipkind. Mr. Arnold 207 Lockridge, Shirley ••,-,-■■, rv-Vcf oi Lockwood. Larry .... 105, 152, 154, 155. 199 Loewen. Joan 1 4 Loewen. Teri ' Logan. Jeff Lofftus. Susan - Logan. Sandra ,, ■.rin . Ji Lopez de Victoria, Pat ... . . . .. 6 1. 10| If Lowe, James l O. 1 2 Lowe, Stewart nn ' t- n i?? Lowry, Donald 92, 50, 52 Lowry, Donna 105, IV Lowry. Randy 17 Lucas. Ann ;.i- AV; ioi Ion Ludemann. Martm 66, 92, 131, 180 Luft. Mr. Roger iwi ■Wi- Tps Lumby. Robert 121, 174, 195 Lundberg, Mrs. Margaret fi ' Lundgren, Randolph } { Luoma, Mr. Robert 5b. ZU Luscia, Vicky 05. 61 Luthin. Amy -105 178 Lyman. Mark „, ' ,-J°-,?5 Lyon, Kendal 2, 155 174 Lyons, Michael 47, 50, 58. 92 M Maas. V inthrop ■■ ;: Maccioci. Joseph ■••■•• } = MacDonald. Susan 105, 1 B Mace, Albert - Mack, Jellerson MacKenzie, Michael Mackey, Anita ■•— Mackey, Donna } '  Maclay. Frances ••••.•• }U Maclav Marilyn 105, 169 - ' -rarah ' ' islMl, °7 2, %, 7 8 Maclay, Thomas ' inl Madar. Mike T - ,S M° - ' ' ° = lll. ' lM ' . ' nZ Madden, Susan ' fk ' f o. ' fk ' , lilTn: Iha a i: iziVBz: III: III Magdall, Rodrick Magee, James Magee, Richard ■•■•■• Magee, Thomas •■ • } 1 Mahlum, Connie cVrr 87 92 Mahlum. Douglas 51, 86, 8 , 9 Mahrt, Peter 66, 05 Maier, Neil Vn -Vi, ' An --Shelda ' l°|2, ' ?55,167 Malach, Teresa 121 Malcolm, Bonnie ;-i- •v;;; Vcn ioQ Malcolm, Kristine 67, 142, 160, 89 Malcolm, Merilee 43, IZl Mallory, Rebecca inVi-iR 7B Mandelko, Lois 105, 156, 178 Mann, Debra Mann, Joseph Mann, Timothy ••; Manning, Mrs. Bertha fi Maples. Michael J Maplelhorpe. Charles $5SrcS dJ5::MLe;::92;i55;;i6i;-m:-; Marchildon. Phihp ' flo. ' lk ' lii Marching Band 0- J l Marquardt, Loretta .... 105, 156. 64 Marquart. Timothy 92, 139, 15b, IbJ Marsh, Aniia Marshall, Mary •,Vr i ' i Q Viifi ' MarshaU. Susan ' Uk ' tlim Marshall, Tracy Ifg Martin, Mr. BUI ■—■ f|| Martin, Mr. Dean 22(3, 133 Martin, Diane l- - ' Martin, Gary Martin, Roger 5 narx, Melodye Mason. Anita ■■•••■ iti Mast, Karen Vns n9 155 Matelich, Croig . . . m. 156, Matelich, Donald 52 81, 160 Matelich, Eugene 122 HA Matelich, Ronald 52, 81, 160 Matter, James ■■■ { Matter, John 1, 1U5 Mailer, Ralph ci n ' ' rcc Vii? ! !) Malthaes, Keith 51, 93,-156, 157, 159 Matthew, Cynthia Matthews, Mark VnT lS6 Matthews. Pam l ' . 1™ Maxey. William Qp in ' i Mayes, Kimberly .■■••■■■ 9|._ lO g McAllister. James McChesney, Beth ;, cV ' tT Vfin McChesney. Michael 47. 51, 71, 180 McClain, David ' ° McConnell, Barbara 5 McConnell, Barbara ° McConnell, Michael ■— • McCrary, Roger •••- ' X McCue, Robert = ' ■ |5 McCune, Patricia McDonald, Micheal - ••■ ' aJ McDonald ' s AU-American Band i ' McDowell, Gail io9 i37 l46 ' McElwain, Mary 122, 1 37. l Oj McFarlane. Keith ai ' i:nTii ' 174 McGiffert, Sarah 93, 150, 15Z, i i McGinnis, Timothy McGregor. Scott ■AA ' -Vce ' iiQ ' ' iRi ' VR7 McGuire, Colleen .... 92. 156, 159, 164, 16 AH- American Bryan Flaig McHalton, Dobra ' 0 ' Mclnloiih, Douglau Mclnlyro, Patricia 39, 143, 159 McKonzlo, lamos 122, 171 McKonzio, Mlko 122, 135, 160 McKinsoy, Shoryl 93, 150 McKinslsry, Connie 93 M Club 180 McMahon, Shano 105, 156, 157 McMannia, Bradley 82, 175 McMannio, Kevin 122 McMenuu, Janice 93, 143, 162 McNamara, Peggy 82 McNamara, Susan ■ McNay, Roid McNay, Thomas 122 McRau, Bruce 122, 150, 15a, 154, 155, 194, 199 McSloy, Kathy 93, 143 McSloy, Patricia 122, 171 McVoigii, Allyson 93, 168 McVeigii, David McVeiyii, Joseph McVeigh, Kelly 39 McVeigh, Michael McWhorter, Mr. Jack 52, 56, 216 Mecham, John 60, 62, 122 Mehus, Gordon 122, 133, 150, 152, 172, 193, 199 Meinders, Gary Meissner, Michael 64, 93 Melton, Thomas 156, 159 Merchant, Cheri 122, 171 Merkel, Russell 122, 171 Messmer, Keith 38 Meyer, Gene 93 Meyer, Susa ' n Michael, Candice 93, 156, 159 Michael, Robert 122 Michaelson, Larry 122 Micheletto, Carol 122 Micheletto, Tom 93 Michelson, Eric 105, 133, 169, 179, 193 Michelson, Warren 52 Mickelson, Steven Miev ald, Bruce 106 Miewald, David 54, 82 Mikesell, Richard 82 Milch, Michael 93, 150, 152, 154 Miles, Michael 122 Miles, Sherrie 93 Miller, Barbara Miller, Benjamen 59, 82, 168 Miller, Claude Miller, Dwight Miller, Grant Miller, Janet 105, 164 Miller, Jeffery Miller, Jolene 82, 189 Miller, Mr. Leland 51, 221 Miller, Leo Miller, Michael 73 Miller, Nita 93, 174 Miller, Randy Miller, Stacey 93, 130, 142, 143, 154 Milihouse, Stephen 168 Mills, Ed 82, 122 Mills, Janet 153 Mitchell, Brett Mitchell, Dan 42, 56, 122, 133, 149, 180 Mitchell, Ray 122 Mitschke, Eric Mixed Choir 159 Mock, Randy 93 Mock, William 41, 42, 47, 123, 180 Monasterio, Mr. Frank 71, 207 Monk, Anita 39, 82, 143, 160 Montagne, Elizabeth Monteith, Kathryn 105, 159 Montelius, Donna 105 Montelius, Jeanne 82 Montelius, Steven Monteith, Luann Montgomery, Christie 171 Montgomery, William 123 Moore, Vonnette 93, 174 Moron, James 106 Moron, Patrick Moron, Terrence Moravec, Deborah 43, 123, 171, 175, 181 Moravec, Monty 93, 175 Morgan. Barbara 106, 133, 137, 162 Morgan, Rodney ., 86, 93 Morrell, Rod Morris, Gail 93 Morris, Gerald 93 Morris, Janet 93, 162 Morris, Jeffrey Morris, John 106 Morris, Michael 56, 123, 149, 180 Morris, Timothy 56, 106 Mosier, Mr. William 203 Mostad, Chris Mostad, Gene 106 Maul, Dale Moul, Robert Mouton, Pamela 123, 162 Moulton, Terry 82 Mowery, Betty 106, 171 Maulhauser, Shahara 93 Mullen, Terence 82, 150, 153 MUN 172 Munro, Margaret 131 Murphey, Kathleen Murphy, Carl 93 Murphy, Cheryl 82 Murphy, Debbie 123 Murray, Jeffrey 93 LMuskell, Alan 38, 93, 150 MytTS, Denise 32 lAyoiB, Laura 100 Mycro, Mike , . !2 ' ! Myer.-i, William . , ■;■■ ' .. 03, 168 I lagol, David 123, 171 Mogol, Richard 93 Magy, Wayne Hakamura, Monica 93, 167, 174 Nance, Wayne 106 Narum, Mr. Robert 160, 205 Nash, Grog National Honor Society 186, 137 National Merit 195 Nauditt, Jeffery 47, 123 Naudilt, Peter 66, 106, 180 Noff, Janot 123, 133 Nelf, Philip 82 Neighbors, Clell 123, 174 Ncighborn, Connie NoiIr,on, Ronald Nelson, Blytheann 93, 167 Nelson, Craig 123, 159 Nelson, Dale 150, 152, 153, 155, 199 Nelson, Dan Nelson, Miss Dorothe ..; 131, 200, 210 Nelson, Ii4r. Fred 152, 153, 205 Nelson, Mike Nelson, Norman Nelson, Roger 56, 69, 123, 131, 138, 139, 180, 185, 193 Nelson, Steven 38 Newcomb, Michael 58 NFL 173 Nichols, Dana 106 Nichols, Grundy 123 Nichols, Laura 105 Nichols, Shawn 93 Nicholson, Gayla Nickel, Lynette 82 Nickel, Susan 123 Nickelson, Carlene 94, 176, 177 Nickelson, Dale Nickelson, Kim 123 Nield, Kenneth 94 Nield, Laurie 123 Nielsen, Curtis 94 Nielsen, Lori 82, 143, 155 Noble, Gwenda 82, 143 Noblitt, Grant Nooney, Robert ..- 47, 111, 123, 138, 139, 149 Nord, Kris 52, 59, 82 Nord, Mrs. Patti 219 Nord, Wendy 98, 106, 137, 149, 156, 157, 158, 164, 167, 182 Nordgulen, Debra 82 Nordin, Debra Northwest Betty Crocker 198 Norton, Kathleen Nose, Ray 47, 56, 180 Novak, Donald 94 Nuckolls, Cheryl 123 Nuesse, Douglas Nyberg, Douglas 82, 175 Ochs, Rita 106 O ' Conner, John 123, 156 OEA 170 O ' Hare, Miss Linda 217 O ' Hern, Leslie _ 43, 94, 164 O ' Hern, Patricia 94 O ' Hoyt, Georgiana 82, 153 Oliver, David Oliver, Lesla Olson. Barry 123, 171 Olson, Gregg 123 Olson, Mrs. Jacqueline 203 Olson, Loree 106, 169, 175 Olson, Neil 167 Olson, Mr. Richard 210 Olson, Thomas 94, 155 O ' Neil, Don 51, 94 Opheim, Georgia 123 Orchesis 164, 165 Orchestra 155 Orr, Gerald 106 Orvis, Theresa 123, 170 Ostrom, Mary 94 137 175 O ' Toole, Kelly 106 Ottman, John 51, 94, 139 Ottman, Teresa 110, 124, 131, 140, 143, 164, 184, 187 Outstanding Teenagers 199 Overholtzer, Douglas 94 Owen, Donald 52, 60 Owen, Dublin 52 Owen, Timothy 47, SO, 60, 106 Packer, David 94, 156, 159 Packer, Nyla 83, 160 Page, Tammie 83, 160 217 , SI 106 IM), lt3 S2, 179 . . loe, 1% ' A. ' iZ ... M IVi Vi, 152, 15 Pahl, MUe Vn ita Painter, Michool Palmer, Dot; a Palmer, L jx:y Pn met, Lany Palmer, I inn, ' : PaimoT, Thorfiar. Papke, Curliz Papke, lean Paris, Grre i Pans, Rodnty Paikor, Evelyn Poiks, Grsty A2, 105 Parks, Kevin 54 Parks, Mark 6 Paul, Cynthia 131, 134, HO, 143, 156, 164, 169, 192. 184. 192 Paulsen, B ' jrbara .,, 169 Paulsen, Donna . . , 124 Paulsen, Laxeo . ., 124 Paulsen, Rickle ., 106 Paulsen, Susan , , 64 Pavhck, Susan 83, 142, 143 Pearson, Kent , „,„„„ _ Peregoy, Jenny 31, 43, 94, 1S6 Peresslni, Lori ,„.„„ ,; S3 Peretti, Debra 94 Pereti, Michael , Perhay, David „.__„_„,„ 38 Perhay, Jean „___ Perrin, Mr, Ron 213 Porrine, Claire 83 Perschke, Terry 106, 131, 137. 161, 167 Pesanti, Mike „ . „ 60, 180 Peschel, Marie 106, 162 Petersen, Cheryl „_ Petersen, Jill . „ 124, 170 Petersen, Patii _ Petersen, Ronnie Peterson, Charles Peterson, BrenI Peterson, Cheryl Peterson, Dennis Peterson, Dora Peterson, Douglas Peterson, Kathleen Peterson, Joan Peterson, John Peterson, Joseph Peterson, Joyce „ Peterson, Judith Peterson, Krlstine Peterson, Marc Peterson, Sharon Peterson, Steven Pfankuch. Lynn Pfankuch, Susan Pfleger, Jorge Phelps, Colleen Phelps, Dianna Phelps, Karen Phelps, Tina . Philips, David Phillips, Kimberly Photography Interest Qub Pickaid, Bret Pickens, Kathleen Pickens, Kimberly Piel, Lily Pierson, Everett Pieters, Billiette _ Pinkley, Dalynn Pitts, Carol .... Pleasant, David Pleasant, Richard Plunkett, Lisa Polette, Bruce Polette, Ted .... Pomrenke, Judy Pond, Everett Pond, Lisa Pontrelli, David Pontrelli, Tim.othy Potter, Douglas Pounds, Kenneth Powell, Mary Powell, Steven Powell, Tracv Pratt, jeri .... ' ...., Prentice, Janet Prescott, Karen Prescotl, Eric ... Price, Joanna . Price, Susan 106 146, 150, 152, 172. 130 47, 139 124 133, ISO. 152 187. 192 66 94 ISO 152. 130 34 156, 159 83, 143, 160 160 106 52, 64, 83 107, 155, 169 83. 153 124 - 94, 156 124. 139, 190 . 94 107 107 60 106. 168 _ 66, 94 107 124, 139 9 , 150, 152 107, 137. 167 124, 157, 171 Printz, Mrs. Karen 2X7 Proctor, Borbra 94, 152, 162 Pulver, Tom 106 Purcell, WiUiam 168 Purdy. Brian 94 Purdy, Bruce 155. 199 Q Quill and Scroll _ 192 193 Quinn, Carmel 124 Oulnn. Patrick _ 124. 135. 150. 152, 155. IM Quinn, Steven _ Quinn, Terrence 94 Qulrm, Timothy _—_ 94 B Rabold, Dan Raifety. Mrs. Fiorene . Ranibo, Russell 58, 04 Ramsey, Benton 83 Ramsey, loan 94 Ramsey, Linda 124 Runberci. Charlolle 110, 111, 124, 156, 158, 164, 178, 184. 187, 196, 197 Ranlell, Deborah Ransom, Susan . 83, 171 Rasmussen, Clair Rasmussen. Judy 124 Rasmussen. Judy Rauch, Laurie 94, 162 Rauch, Troy 52, 83 Ruunig, Linda 150, 153 Rawlinqs, Pamela 107, 162 Ray, Mike 107 Ray, Susan _ Raykowski, Keith 47, 50. 107, 139 Raykowski, Steven 52, 59, 160 Read, Deanna 124 Read, Glen 168 Read, Larry 168 Redfern. Richard 124 Reed, eAieri Roed, Melva Reed, Michael Reed, Ross 156, 158 Reeves, Mrs. Susan 143, 203 Regan, Suzanne Reich, Debbie 124, 140, 143, 164 Reichenberqer, Pamela 124, 161, 171 Reily r, Duane 51, 64, 85, 94 Renaker, George 51 Revirey, Romona 83, 153 Reynolds, Nancy 107 Reynolds, Patrice 83, 143. 160 Reynolds, Susan 83, 131, 150, 152 Reynolds, William 47, 124, 149 Rczin, Carrie 94, 156, 157 Rheinschmidt, Mark 47, 124 Rhinehart. John 107 Rice, Charlotte 124, 176, 177 Richard, Jeff 64 Richards, Lori Richards, Toni Richardson, Blake Richardson, David 156, 159 Richlie, Allen 47, 50, 61, 107, 139 Richlie, Daniel 94, 172 Richlie, Larry 60. 52, 125( 139, 180 Rick, Reshelle Ricks, Harry Rider, Mr. Don 58, 211 Rider, Kim 94, 162 Ridley, Theresa 160 Reiqer, Brian 156, 158 Riekena, John 64, 155 Rieker, Duaine Riemer, David 149 169 Ritialeman. Kim 47. 60, 61 125 ' .fi aff-t ' . Rigqert, D arr 94, 167 Rimel, John 51, 94, 139, 177 Ring, Deborah Risdahl, Susan 150, 153, 167 Rilchey. James 107 Robbin. Peter 51, 95, 131 Robbins, David 64, 82. 150 Roerson. Cindy 95, 150, 152 Roberson, George 66, 125, 139 160 Roberts, Mr. Joe 200. 202 Roberts, Randall 95 Roberts, Valerie 15S Robinson, Jeffry 59, 82 Robinson, Laurie 125 Rocheleau. Kirk 42, 56 149, 169, 180, 194 Rocheleau. Kyle 74, 82, 142, 160 Rock, Deanna 107, 162 Rodenberger, Mori 107, 150 Roe, Brian Roe, Cheryl Roe, Forrest Roe, Gerald 36 Roe, Patrick Roeder. Gary , Roehml, Daniel Roehl. Kelly 160. 167 Rogers, James 47, 50, 95 Romano, Teren 95, 148, 162 Roper, Craig Roscoe, William 129. 178, 186, 199 Rosenkranz, Gregg Rosenkranz, Mark 125, 150 152 Roseth, Deborah 73, 107 164 Rossignol, Paul 125 Rossiqnal. Richard Roth, Steve 95 Rowe, Jacalyn Rowley, Dana 124 Rowley, Ericka 82 Rowley, Terrie 67, 95, 143, 172 Royce. Mary 67, 95. 156. 175 Ruble, Clifford 82 Roble, Dee 107 Russell, Brian 47 Russell, Vicki Russoniello, Nikki 95 Rust, Dayna 125 Rust, Lois 107 Ryan, Janece 82 Ryan. Jerri 107, 171 Ryan. Joseph Rykowsky, Janell 150, 152 Rykowsky, Mariel 156, 159 Salcido. David Samardich, Mr, Robert 47, 51, 60, 64, 139, 222 Sample, Connie 125 Sample, Mike Samsel. Sheryl 125, 162, 170 Sandau, Katherine 82 Sanders. James 107 Sanders, Marjorie 83 Sauer, Steve 58 Sayler, Kim 95 Sayles, Tara 110, 125, 133, 152 Schafer, Bonnie 95 .Schenarls. Debora 83, 150, 152, 153 Schenck. Mr. Aaron 205 Schinker, Paul Schinker. Stephen Schipf. James 107 Schipf. John 47. 50. 61 Schipporeit. Mr. Richard 131, 217 Schlegel, Shanon 160 Schlueter, Laurie 95, 162 Schmautz, Curtis 125. 171 Schmid. James 51. 58 ,95 Schmidt, Carl 107 Schmidt, Kathryn 95, 156 Schmidt, Kim 74. 75. 84, 175 Schmidt. Loree 5. 125, 169 Schmidt. Maria 107, 162 Schmidt. Roland 84, 160 Schmill. Larae 5. 125 Schoen, Karen Schottelkorb, Bette 107, 131 137, 143, 162 Schwaderer, Randahl 125 Schwartz, Carol fS Schwartz, Jeffrey 59, Schweitzer, George 125, 130. 131. 139, 188, 196, 197. 198 Schwoob, Daniel Schwoob, Wayne 107 Science Research Society 174 Scott. Connie 125, 150, 152, 154, 170 Scott, Diane . 95, 152, 162 Scoil, Mr. George 52. 55, 57, 211 Scott, Robert 52, 59, 84, 160 Scotton. Torrence 52 Seaholm, David 64, 95 Seaholm. Steven 95 Searight. Craig Sedlacek, Mathew 38 Seibert, John Seilz, Matthew 52, 84 Selle, Brady 125 Sellers, Tammy Sendon. Mr. George 172. 208 Senecal. Vickie 125 Sentinel Singers 159 Sept. Caron 107, 137, 155, ' 62, 167 Sfeverson, David 84 Shaffner, Geoffrey 125 Shannon, Kevin Shannon, Sarah 107, 171, 172 Sharbono, Joyce 108 Sharp, Duane Sharp, Glenda 125, 135 Sharp. Lyle 108 Shaver. Dia 74. 75, 84, 131 Shaw, Micheal 95 Shaw. Richard Shaw, Ryan 84 Shaw, Steven 108 Shaw, William Shearer, Scott 38 Shelloe, Mrs. Marcia 208 Shelton, Kathleen 84 Shelton, Monte 95, 159 Shelton, Willard 52 Sheppard, Barbara 162 Sheppard, William 47 Shook. Paul 56, 108. 150, 152, 154, 168 Shurr, John 95, 150, 152 Sicotle, James Sieben, Karen 143, 164 Sieben, Kathleen 143, 156, 167 Sieben, Sharon 39, 143, 159 Slllman. Alice 126 Siltman. Kurt Simmon s. Alva 108 , Margaret 108, 141, 143, 164, 189 Li, Thomas Skaja, Sherry 126 Skibsled, Eric 108, 167 Ski Club 175 SkiUman, Danny 59, 84 SkiUman, Dorleen 108 Skousen, Molly ..., Slealor, Brenda 95 Sleator, Kathleen 108 Sloan, Gordon 84 Sloan, Greg 108, 131, 139 Slominski, Lisa 125 Small, Robert Smiley, Kenneth 95 Smith. Allen 47, 126 Smith. Arlene 84. 160 Smith. Belly 95 Smith. Danny 51, 95, 156, 157, 159, 188 Smith, Mrs. Darlene 204 Smith. David Smith. Denice 95 Smith. Diana 103, 133. 162. 188 Smith, Eric 1, 133 ' Smith, James 52, 84 Smith, James Smith, Joel 52, 84 Smith. Kathryn 126 Smith. Lori 126 Smith, Mr. Harold 219 Smith, Mrs. Lucille 219 Smith, Lynelle 95, 159 Smith. Marie 95, 155 Smith. Marion 95 Smith. Michael 84 Smith. Paul 126, 175 Smith. Richard 126 Smith. Steve Smith. Stephen 95 Smith. Tammara 160 Smollock. Edward 52, 84 Smollack. Margaret 126. 159, 174 Snead, Edna Snead, lorene Snook, Sherry 126 Snow. John 52, 64 Snow. Roberta 108. 178 Snyder. David 71. 126 Snyder. Dona 95, 156 Solander, Nels 126 Solberg, Christopher 51, 61, 95, 156, 159 Sorenson. Sherry 126 Soucie. Tina 126 Souders. Richard Spanish Club 166 Sparkeltes 162, 163 Sparks, Tana 71, 108. 131, 164, 169 Spartanaires 158 Spaulding, Raymond 95 Speck, Miss Brenda Jean 210 Sperry. Debora 108. 143. 148, 167 Spierling, Dana 98, 133, 162, 167 Spooner, Mary 95 Spring. Martin Springer, Beverly 86, 87, 95 Squires, Kerry Squires, Marita Squires. William Slabio, Beverly 126. 162, 171 Stage Band (Dance Band) 154 Staqqs, Kimrah 84 Stahl, Michael 66 Stampka, Dennis Stamps, Jeffrey 52 Stanlield. Darcy 110. 126 Stearns. Mr. Hal 139, 214 Stedman. Lucille Steele. Richard Steinqas, David 149. 174 Sleinke, David 64, 95 Steinke, David Sleinke, Diane 126 Slensalter, Thomas - . Slensrud. Martin 52 Stephenson. Susan 126, 132, 133, 170, 186, 192 Sleubs, Mrs. Sara 206 Stevens, Dallas 108, 167 Stevens, Denise 84, 153 Stewart, Catherine 171 Stewart, Pamela 85 stiles, Cynthia 159 Stlleo, Elizabeth 156 Stllos, Steven 85 Stltt, Wade Stolle, Larry 108 Stolp, Joseph Slolp, Roger 64 Sloner, Jon 152, 154, 168 Slonor, Williom Slonrj, Ricky 169 181 Stover, Tamera 86, 95, 131 Stranahan, Cherryol 1, 137 Stratlon, Link 85 Sirilcov, Corrine 95, 162 Sirilcov, Curtis 95 Stroh, Andrev Strong, Laurel 126, 171 Stroud, Steven 52, 57, 85 Strouse, Gisele Stuart, David Stuck, William Slurdevant, Fredrick 126 Sullivan, Kevin 85, 150, 153 Sullivan, Mary 71, 126, 162, 170 Sullivan, Stephen 52 Suit, Cathy 108 Surratt, Barry Svorcek, Paul 110, 126, 131, 146, 167, 172, 173 Sv ann, Belinda 108 Swann, Thomas 126 Swanson, Linnea 108, 137, 162, 157 Sward, Lynnell 85 Sv ariz, Grant 126 Swartz, Jennifer 85 Sv artz, Robert 126 Swigert, Daniel Swinger, Douglas 127, 16 Swingre, Gregory 95, 175 Swonson, Steven 64, 160 Symphonic Band 152, ' 153 Syroid, Lillian 162 Syth, John Syth, Kim T Taber, Terry Taberna, Jackie Taberna, Mr. Louis 221 Tabish, Mark Tabish, Michael Tabor, Ann 85 Tabor, Laura l27 Tack, Gregory Tahija, Jeri ZZV........ 95 Tahija, Laurie 85, 167, 173 Taigen, Barbara Taigen, Judy Talbert, Daniel I 108 Talbot, Gretchen 148, 155 Talbot, Katrin 148, 155 Talon, Terry 95 Tatton, Mr. Hyrum 174, 212 Tawney, David 52 Tawney, Linda 143 Taybi, Mrs. Judith 208 Taylor, Forest 12 ' 7, 168 Taylor, Gerard Taylor, Glen 108, 172 Taylor, Kenneth 150, 153 Taylor, Margaret 108 Taylor, Mark 127 Taylor, Stephen ' . Teague, Carol . ' los Teague, Kathryn Teague, Randall ieii Teigen, Alan 127 Teigen, Denise 95 Tempel, Curtis ' Tennancour, Deanna 143 Teske, Cheryl ' . ' . ' .... 96 Thamarus, Michael 127 Thamarus, Susan 95 Thane, Brien 86, 87, 95, 150 152, 172 Thatcher, Jeff 127, 134, 138, 139, 174, 186 Thespians 178, 179 Thias, Patricia Thibodeau, Linda 96 Thomas, Cynthia Thomas, Maura ......... ... 267 127 Thomas, Shanda Thomas, Sheila Thomas, Terry . .,.....1 Thompson, Alisa . Thompson, Gale 127 Thompson, George Thompson, Leslie !..!! 108 Thompson, Lorie 96 Thompson, Mark Thompson, Robert 108 Thompson, Robert 96 Thompson, Russell 127 Thompson, Steven Thornburg, Jerome 64, isO, 1527 154 Thorpe, Mr. Tom 59, 213 Thorson, Dean 127, 156, 158, ' 178 Thorson, Jeris 108, 156, 178 Thorson, Neil 85, 160 Thorsrud, Darci ijo, 127, 162 Thorsrud, Lloyd 85 Thurman, Richard . 175 Tichenor, Debra 96 Tietz, Mary 7!.!!!7 857 153 Time Limited 174 Tipton, Cynthia 85 Tipton, Kathy Tolletoon, Toni 174 Toomey, Brian 38 Toomoy, Michael 52, 85, 131 Tougae, Robin 51, 5% Touqaa, Sharrl 8- Tougae, Tom Tremper, Debra , 96, 143, 152 Tremper, Hal 52 Tremper, Timothy 127 Trenary, Guy 52, 64, 80 Trovarlhen, Daniel 52, 5? Trlbblo, James Tribe, Rebecca 108, 150, 152, 172 Trlckel, Bradley 47, 51, 96 Trinity, Rebecca 96 Tripp, Donald 60, 129, 130 Trosper, Lisa 85 Troxel, George 127, 131, 139 Truempler, Carrie 160 Tschannen, John 35 Tucker, Duane 52, 35 Tucker, Gary 96, 177 Turk, Linda Turk, Susan Turner, Diane Turner, Janet 127, 16S Turner, Joseph Turner, William Twirlers 161 Twohig, Patricia 85 Tyler, Lori Tyler, Patricia 109. 141, 143, 164 Tyler, William 43, 47, 180 O Ushijima, Ryan 93, 99, 131 Ushijima, Susan 85, 146, 153 V Valach, Mrs. Alvera 219, 223 Valach, Nancy 109, 137, 151 Vancanagan, Bill 109 Vandegenachte, Connie 96 Vandegenachte, Terrell 127 Vandehey, Robin 108, 162, 171 Vandeveer. Cheryl 85 Vandeveer, Kelh 85, 143, 160 Van Dyck, Judith 155 Van Gieson, Leslie Ill, 127, 137, 156, 158, 178, 187 Van Horn, Virginia Vanshoick, Krishna 127 Vanwormer, Charles 109, 139 Van Wormer, Matthew 52, 85 Vehrs, Teresa 95 VerHoef, Jefferson 109, 148, 155 VerHoef, Kimberly 86, 96, 155 Vick, Mr. Robert 47, 60, 210 Vietz, Carmen 85 Vielz, Craig 109 Virts, Dale 109 Visser, Dirk 27, 47 Visser, Eric 96, 155 Vogel, Robert 2, 47 49 127, 180, 196! 240 Volker, James Votruba, Katherine 85 Vukelich, Steven w Waddington, Debra Wade, Dana 35 Wages, Brett ' . 77!7777! 85 Wages, Bruce 95 Wagner, John ..... ' . ' .7 59, ' 85 Wahl, Jeffrey 52, 64 Wahlin, Denise 85 ' l50 Wailes, Susan !777 Wakefield, Debora 96 Wakefield, Tammi 85 160 Waldbilhg, Allen .7.77. ' . Walker, James 38, 42, 128, 180 Walker, Kerry Walker, Marcia ... 128 Walle, Mr. Chuck 7.7.7 47. 59 Walling, Peggy ' Walling, Sharon 1287 174 Walhs, John 7...7 38] 128 WaUis, Michael 96. 175 Wallis, Susan ' jQg Walsh, Jennifer !77.77.7.! Walsh, Lorena 96, 162 Walter, Mrs. Nancy i34, 201, ' 214 Waltermire, Mrs. Coy 39. 216 Walters, Everett ' Walton, Wendy .....7 . 95 Wanberg, Steven ............7....7 85 Wanner, Greg .7777 Ward, Laurie .7.7. 7 96 Ward, Michele 109 Ward, Steven ..7 109 Warmoth, Larry ...61. 180 Wasinger, James ' ' 85 Wasinger, Mrs. Shirley 77 211 Waterhouse, Debra Waters, Mrs. Solveig 219 Watkins, Harry 59. ' ' 85 Watkins, Robin ......_ ' i62 Watson, Denise .77 85 Watson, Michael 128. 167 Watson, Sherry ' . 128 Weare, Kevin . ,... . . .. . Weber, Dean fog Weeks. R. A. .. 51 Wegner, Jeanette Weqner. Sharon Weidman, Kim .. Weidman, Lois Weidman. Nancy Weidman, Steven Weiler, Gerard Weinand, Kalhy Weinqarl, Cynthia Weingarl, Diane Weisel, George Weisser. letf Wells. Edward 51, 58, Wenlworlh, Stacy 67 Werner. Randall Werner. Ruth Wert, Karen West. Deborah West, Mark West, Teresa Weston. Mark Wetzel. Joseph Wheeler. Mr. Ron Whitaker, Carmen Whitaker. Eugene White. BiUie ., While, Stephanie Whitmcn Michelle Wightman. Betty Wickes, Brian Wilcox. Kimberly Wilcox. Leslie Wiles, Robin . Wilkinson, Connee Wilkinson, Kenneth WiUcox, Karen WnUams. Ann Williams. Mrs, Becky V iUiams. Charles Williams, James Williams, Jay Williams, Kelly Williams, Leah Williams, Lori 96, 150, 152 109. 174 129. 156 109, 171 109, 167, 174 96. 150, 152 95. 150. 152 85 143 128. 156, 158 Williams, Michael 9 ' Williams, Pam ■ ■■ Williams, Patricia 12B Williams, Ray Williams, Robert ■AV,--Vco Williams. Sandra 9 ' . 159 Williams, Virginia 128, 171 Williamson. James 129 Willis, Michele 8b Wills, Randy 9 ' Wilsey, Kevin -i; Wilson. Betsy ■• ••■ |5 Wilson, Joanie 9 ' . }55 Wilson, Kim  09 Wilson, Mark ■,-;;;;-Vi= Wilson, Patty 128, 188 Wilson, Rebecca 128, 171 Wilson, Richard ■ ;■■•■; c Wiltgen, Diane 96. ' oZ Windbiqler. Linda Windbigler. Steven Winings. Gary ; ' i-i ,;:„ Winship. Jerry 47, 128, 133, 139, 152 Wisherd, Kenneth ■,- Withycomb, Lynne ob Witl, Kenneth =5 Wittenberg, Christy ■■■■ Woirhaye. Brenda ;v; ' A ,fc Wood. Darlyene 109. 155 Wood, Nancy .......... 97 Woods. Suzan 128, 130, 172 Worf, Keilh 97 Worf, Mark ■■•■•■• 23 Wornalh. Kim 128, 156 Wornath, Mike = ' Wornalh, Robert 64 Wright, Ernest Wright, Jeffrey ■■:;■■ Wright, Kim 1=9 Wright, Rebecca Y Yeager, Teresa York, Martin 52, 59, 85 Yorks, Perry 47. 128 Yost, Kelly 74, 75, 85, 142, 143, 169 Young, Rita Young. Sharyle Youngblood, Debbie Yovetich, Michael 52, 59, 85 Yovetich, Sandra 73, 109. 141, 153, 164 Yule, Sue 109 Yurich, John 51, 61. 86, 87, 97, 131, 139 Yurich, Steven 47, 128. 139, 180, 196 Z Zacek, Mark 128, 174. 187 Zachariasen. Darlene .... 109, 162, 163. 171 Zachariasen. Patricia 71. 109 Zachariasen. Stanley 47. 60, 128, 180, 183, 189, 197 Zander, Debbie 85 Zander, Lynette 128, 162, 170 Zander, Rick Zand. James 128 Zegiel. Albert 109 Zegiel. Barbara 150, 152 Zegiel, Ronald Zeller, Melvin 128 Zellick, Mr. George 202 Zen, Marie Zentner, Cheryl 97, IM Ziemkowski, Raymond Is3 7-i mmprmnn. Douglas 109 mmerman. Marlin 128, 171 Zimmerman, Stephanie 97 Zimpel. David 128 Zimple, Curtis 85 Zotlnick, Brian 51, 97 Zoltnick, Debra 85 Zuck, John Zunkondri, Raymond 85 .A ' ' A ■■■MmW«||MWpffjPfpk.,,- In Memoriam A P w H Jodie Koski . Linda Breuer . SandT Haugh W 1 ' 239 With water and soap, time and lost hope, my feelings become faint, smudged and remote. When at last Ihey are gone, all that is lelt are remnants of white paint, grease and new dread (Cindy Clark) ' Ai last the law of the mask was removed. But the people had forgotten how it was to express them- selves with their laces. They de their own masks to wear then, for they lelt naked and Irighlened of their bare faces. ' We can see the beauty of the free, unin- hibited face, twisting naturally and easily mto a smile, a look of affection, frown of dis- appointment, joy of victory, pain of defeat and the bright look to the future. With these expressions, highlights of the 1973 school year have been recorded. , y)- -vv t- : .A. SENTINEL H I C: fl In MU t.s t 4lJ H| r)v( ' jou )«iM tL .1-:. i):( R ' 3 y w); I ' .h. I )7S) L05oOn5 OF JOY !S 4V, lOv). -Z i -1 i • Li _ ■  ' BSSi il w- ' ' T ' ' . ' - ' !