Sentinel High School - Bitterroot Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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K +K oMow Tk e money Live togefKef like b» o+Kefs and do bwsii ess liUe stfat- ge s. - T nonymous Hellgate students Amber Comeliuson.Keala Wall work, Libby Thome, and Sentinel junior Holly Baumgartner, model their sombraros in Tijuana. Senior Kipi Pihl takes a moment to appreciate all of the vast knowledge that he is obtaining during a DECA meeting. ROW 1 (L-R): State Officer Chad Nash. Vice President Katie Trkay. President Nicole Rufus. Secretary Faith Wagner, Treasurer Gar Truax. ROW 2 (L-R): Paul Christensen, Justin Costamagna, Emily Peterson, Holly Baumgartner, Becky Pederson, Kipi Pihl. ROWS (L-R): Mishawn Casciato, Breezy Herman, Jenn Sanguins, Conrad Nelsen. DECA. which stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America, is a marketing club. Members of this club are responsible for tasks such as running Spartamart. the school store, and running concessions at sporting events. In November Holly Baumgartner, Nicole Rufus. Eaith Wagner, and Katie Trkay along with members from Hellgate High School attended the Western Regional Conference in San Diego. California. They went to S( nnnars where the learned haw to be successful business leaders. DECA also has a state competition in March where they compete in events sucl s Hospitality Tourism. Visual Merchandising. Entrepeneurship. a Quiz Bowl, and even in Modeling. If they are a finalist in an event they qualify to go to Nationals, which will be in Anaheim. CA in 1997. Senior Chad Nason looks over the books to see that all of the money and receipts are correct. Junior Jennifer Sanguins and senior Conrad Nelsen contemplate what would be the best design for the State Program Dfc£:y CLUBS 29

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JyJ c V ov c ilonor ooi +y ROW 1 (R-L): Lindsay Effenberger, Kara Boettcher, April Albert. Marianne Gibbons. Mary Widener. Molly Billstein, Miranda Ming. ROW 2 (R-L): Adam Collins, Katie Kaufman. Amy Cain, Kathy Salisbury, Cara Cocchiarella, Liz Anderson. Sara Shinier. ROW 3 (R-L): Sarah Flaig, Kristie Crowley, Shane Cloninger, Kylynn King, Linsey Geurin, Christie Sampson, Megan Hopper, Andres Bentley. ROW 4 (R-L): JeffBaitis. Melissa Schlappy. Jeanne Bloom. Krystal Spring. R0W5(R-L): Matt Firebaugh. Mira Remien, Amy Henkei. Melissa Messmer, Tara Hammond. Danielle DePuydt, Rachele Ambrose, Kristy Fleshman, Jodi Sullivan. R0W6(R-L): Tom Emborg, Nick Eriksson, Eric Strubeck. Ryan Leisle, Josh Stell, Becky Ophus, Kristy Hayes, Anna Nugent. ROW 7 (R-L): Tony Hammond. Saundra Harbour, Megan Campbell, Nic Sayen, Patty O ' Brien, Jason Thane, Ryan Cain. 1MII4 , HS Officers: Marianne Gibbons. Jeanne Bloom, Sa- rah Flaig. Mira Remien. Kathy Salisbury, Shane Cloninger, Liz Anderson, Cara Cocchiarella, Megan Campbell. NHS members look to see what the next present is during the White Elephant gift exchange at the NHS Christmas party. NHS members welcomed the foreign exchange stu- dents with a pizza party in September. 28 (ZLLABS A- ' ntional -f-lonot ' Society

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s M kool (znoo issoulci Leadership High School w as ver informatiNe and taught me a lot about the skills I ' ll need to be successful. The food was good too. - Cameron Phillips ■ Leadership High School ga e me a lot of insight into our commii nity. It made me realize that wc need to start thinking about the future now - for ourselves and for society. - Shannon Weller Leadership Missoula High School gave me the opportunity to meet new people. It also helped me understand the good things going on in the community and to under- stand the problems the community is going to face in the future. - Joe Sample Leadership High School was a wonderful experience. It was an opportunity to meet new people and I learned that I can make a difference, but if we all work to- gether and have leaders we can inspire our world with just a little effort. - Kylie Smith Co get otKe s to corne. v o our way oj tKiiAKinf we rnust cjo oveK to tKei» s; and it is necessci y to -fol- low, iiA oy-tAev to lead. William fiasliH Leadership High School Missoula is an organization for high school jun- iors. It consists of 40-50 students from schools all over Missoula county. They learn about the community and hoH- to be better leaders in the future. 1996-97 is the third year of LHS for high school students. In it ' s three years it has been very successful and an enjoyable experience for everyone involved. ROW 1 (L-R): Joe Sample, Shannon Weller ROW 2 (L-R): Kylie Smith, Danelle Gra- ham. Cameron Phillips. Erin Eiseman Breezy Yasenak. Kylie Smith. Breezy Yasenak. and Erin Eiseman contemplate the answer to a ques- tion asked while talking to a group of adults. Joe Sample looks at his itinerary for the daN to see when lunch will be. Shannon Weller, Breezy Yasenak. and a fellow LHS member look for clues from others about what is go- ing on at another eventful meetine. Danelle Graham laughs along with everyone else at one of the speaker ' s witty remarks. 30 CLUBS Leade.-sKip flic,K ScKool