Sentinel High School - Bitterroot Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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A small group of Thespians take time out of their busy night to snap a quick photo. ROW 1 (L-R): Chris Greensweight, Jessica Schoenhard, Tara Mickey, Tim Schaff. ROW 2 (L-R): Kristen Hulbert. Conrad Nelsen. Seniors Kathy Salisbury and Emily Koster dish out some good, restaurant-style fillins before the dance. Sophomores Ale.x Williams and Jennifer Dodson enjoy each others company as they stand in the lobby amongst all of the other cowboys and cow- airls. Seniors Seth Dewey. RJ Ochsner. junior Danelle Gra- ham, and senior Tara Harkins load up on carbos so they ha e plenty of energy to dance all nisht. Sadie HaxvUiiAS Jj TKOVi cZT-JO, 13

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Senior Tyler Hanson just isn ' t tall enough to reach the lights, so he gets a little lift. Below him, Mary Widener, Becky Ophus, and Cara Cocchiarella worry that the lights might fall at any second. jiAy ov- Ipy-om (Z ynn He.e. vv e.nvoe.v s liaised vnone-y ay selling suckek Sy (Z-c nay CAv cxms on ValeKv+iiaes L)ay anA JoA nQ concessioia stands at 3entiKv el gaknes.TTKey Keld a naaid butlei auctiorvy a cai wasK and t aked leaves n tKe -[-all. A oney cxncJi sup- plies wei e dona.fe.d by vak ious clubs ana businesses. Seniors Kara Boettcher and Lindsay Smith show off their muscles and get pumped before Prom. Chair of Prom Committee, Holly Smith felt that the hardest thing in preparing for Prom was getting a large group of volunteers organized and willing to cooperate with each other. Money was a big worry, but in the end it worked out. Even though it was a real pain putting up the decorations, it was a lot of fun. I would recommend it to upcoming Juniors. noted Senior Jessica Nobles. Senior RJ Ochsner believes. The hardest part of Prom ' s prepa- ration was organizing a non-alcoholic, post-prom pool bash for over 100 people. First year Prom Advisor Mrs. Morey remembers, a very special moment when all three of us advisors- Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Reimers, and myself- sat on one of the park benches and admired the lovely setting and the students enjoying it. We felt all the hard work was worth it after all. It was definiteh ' a bondins moment. P. ' o,n JyMTRODUCTJOA ' 15