Sentinel High School - Bitterroot Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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on ms K.ey dub Justin Higinbotham. Emily Phillips, and Paige Whitehead take a moment out of their embarrassing day of Key Club initiation to pose for the camera. Seniors Jon Braden and Nic Sayen revel in what is left of the Key Club ' s attempt to rouse Homecoming spirit; the first car hasliine fundraiser at Sentinel. Future Key clubbers line up in their snazzy outfits to play red rover before school on initation dav. TVlcike. yourse lj- n cz sscxv y +o soyy oody! RalpK VV ' aldo inei ' son Kev Cli b CLUBS 23

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■W 4 mM ROW I (L-R): Kristy Hayes, Molly Billstein. Allison Brown. ROW 2 (L-R): Minott Pruyn, Cara Cocchiarella, Annie Williamson. Danelle Graham. Leanne VanMil Bnttney Williams. Brynn Henkel. Sterling Palmquist, Abbie Zachariasen. ROW 3 (L-R): Kim Crowley. Emily Peterson. Marika Henderson. Emily Phillips. Paig Whitehead. Karly Billstein. ROW 4 (L-R): Jim Gibson. Jeff Baitis. Jason Bittner. Nic Sayen. Rachel Munson-Young. Felecia Hammond, Shellie Sexton. Jeanne Bloom Genni Foster. Megan Hopper. Miranda Ming. Polly Sehomber. Anna McKean, Tondy Baumgartner. ROW 5 (L-R): Scott Davis, Brad Weikel, Ryan Croker. R.T. Duke David Wright, Sara Shimer, Ryan Olds, Gina Sherick, Stephanie Reis. Amie Burgland, Eva Davis. ROW 6 (L-R): Nick Hodge, Matt Pagel, Ryan Leisle, Tony Hammond Nick Axelberg. Reid Reimers, Justin Higinbotham, Boyd Goff, Jill Henkel. K y (C-ltAb Offi CZ t S ROW! (L-R): Molly Billstein. Kristy Hayes, K.J. Ochsncr. R OW 2 (L-R): Danelle Graham. Felecia Hammond. Jeanne Bloom. Rachel Munson-Young, Toni Hammond, Jack Duffield. Paul Copley. Nic Sayen. 22 CLUBS Key Club

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Ley vjA](a Tracks dn A -V. Tkespiarv s spnrvgi Mp to fke. Big Tipple On Wednesday, April 10. 1996. the Thespi- ans kicked off iheir dream trip: five da} iifwiiMfc, touring the highlights of New ' ork City. While staying at The Edison in New York ' s Broadway District the aspiring actors and actresses enjoyed shopping, dining and Broadw ay plays. After a long airplane i iJe. the group arrived in N.Y. and began their trip b taking a mini tour of the city, followed h a free dinner at an Italian restaurant. Their day was wrapped up by a walk to the Empire State Building. The ne. l morning the Thespians watched the ice skaters at Rockefeller Plaza and mured NBC Studios, visiting show sets such as ' Saturduy Niglu Live ' and ' Uite Nif l!t With Coiiaii O ' Brien . Following their tour, the Thespians rode the subway to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and then to Central Park for a stroll. They concluded their day with a Broadw ay show. Showboat . Shopping on the Low er East Side was on the ne. t day ' s agenda. The Thespians went to RA.O. Schwartz. Tiffany ' s and the exquisite Plaza Hotel (seen in Home Alone). .After eating at the Hard Rock Cafe, the group isited Saint Patrick ' s Cathedral and shopped at . lacy -s eight story department store. To end the day, they attended the play Master Class . Senior Tara Mickey and graduates Corey Clement and Jeff Wachtel were interviewed on Tlie Today Show, making for a very memorable fourth day. The Thespian ' s last full day in New York was one of improv w orkshops by professional actor Dan Higgles, and two plays: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and Shakespeare ' s Midsummer Night ' s Dream . Before hopping on a plane back to Missoula, the group isited the American Museum of Narural History as a wrap-up to a great trip. The Thespian ' s spring trip was a very enlight- ening experience for Sentinel ' s young actors and actresses. The best part of the trip was watching the Broadway plays. They are so professional - nothing I have ever seen, or anything anyone could ever see in Missoula. - Andres Beiitley Besides the sore feet and sleeping in a crypt.the whole trip rocked. I got to be on national televison, and see some of the best plays ever to grace the modern world, not to mention make some life long friends! - Tara Mickey Graduates Heather Calogar and Tami Disney relax on the plane before they take-off for New York. 2 CLUBS T csp■,anT fip