Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1973 volume:

“MEMORIES” TRAILBLAZER 1972-73 Sheridan High School Sheridan, Montana My Fair Lady 1- 3 September Song 4- 7 School Days 8-10 Autumn Leaves 11 You Gotta Be a Football Hero 0 12-16 Playmates 17-21 I Want To Be in Pictures 22-23 Sound of Music 24-27 Let's Start the New Year Right 28-39 My Funny Valentine 40-48 Wear1 n of the Green 49-51 Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head 52-55 Nights and White Satin 56-57 Whistle While You Work 60-63 Bridge over Troubled Water 64-65 Let's Live for Today 66-71 Pomp and Circumstance 72-73 The Class of’73 Dedicates This TRAILBLAZER to Mrs. Doris Kitt who was such a vital part of the Sheridan school for thirty-two years. Mrs. Kitt was critically injured October 9, while participating in the school's annual 'S' day and succumbed eight days later at the Columbus Hospital in Great Falls. Mrs. Kitt began her teaching career at Sheridan in 1934 as Miss Weame, resigning her position in 1936 after her marriage to Dr. S. P. Kitt. She returned in 1942 and remained until her death. She instructed English, social studies, French, and music for the high school. Her choruses and ensembles won many awards in district and state music festivals and she conducted annual Christmas programs. Mrs. Kitt was also school librarian and junior class advtter. “My Fair Lady ” I Give Thanks by Mona Jones As I look into the hurt eyes of my classmates, friends, and teachers, I see and know what I have to give thanks for. I have been a part, a small part, of a wonderful and important person's life. I was acquainted with, befriended, and taught by Mrs. Kitt. I am thankful for all the memories I have to cherish of Mrs. Kitt, her ability to understand, not condemn, will always be one of the many wonderful memories I hold of her. The many moments of joy, laughter, sorrow, and learning will stay with me throughout my life. Whenever I was lonely or felt out of place, I could go to her and without a word, I felt important and understood. Whether she knew it or not, I relied on her to teach me what nobody else could. I am thankful that Mrs. Kitt's life was so complete and that she lived it to its fullest, making each day a day to help others. I am also thankful, I shared her gifts of knowledge, music, fun, and love, and I hope somehow to make my life as wonderful as hers was. Who Was She? By Karla Barnosky Who was she? She wras music, the Christmas program, festivals, the band at games, and the little lady you could always count on for entertainment. She was the class projects. The library was her doing, and she could always recommend a good book. She was freshman English--the one who took our daily pranks with pleasure and loved our last minute surprise parties. Always willing to talk, smile, or give a portion of her time, she was appreciated by all. She would have a word of encouragement when things were looking low and gave only constructive criticism. She wasn't ever in a bad mood, but seemed to understand when we were. She was our Mrs. Kitt and we loved her. 2 3 Supt. W.K. Pauli received his BS degree in education from MSU and his masters from the U of Montana. He taught at Hardin for six years, was superintendent at Clyde Park for five years and at Lima for five years. This is his eighth year as Sheridan's superintendent. His responsibilities are admin- istration and operation of the school system. Mr. Larry Kieckbusch, coach, principal, teacher, has BS and MS degrees from Western Montana College with majors in social studies and physical education. Came to Sheridan in 1965, elected State Class C Foot- ball Coach of the Year in '68, became principal of the high school in 1970, teaches US history and geography. Administration Mrs. Peggy Armstrong filled the position of School Clerk during the summer of 1971. Mrs. Armstrong is a certified officer of the Sheridan School District. She handles all Student Body Association and the School District's books. She is the Clerk of the School Board and takes care of the lunch records. School Board Chairman Ted Darby, Bruce Pearson, Max Miller, Ivan Smail, Marty Schulz, Dave Rossiter, and Pat Burke. “September Song’’ Mrs. Leslie Jackson, FHA adviser, previously taught in the Sheridan school system for eight and one half years, returning here from Great Falls in 1968. She teaches home eco- nomics I, II, III, IV, and biology. She has a BS degree from Montana State University. Mrs. Larry Kieckbusch, received her BS degree in education from Western Montana College. Came to SHS teaching staff in the fall of 1972, teaching girls' P.E. Taught in Whitefish for one year and at Butte Business College for a half year. Mr. Dan L ant is, FFA adviser, has a BS degree in agriculture education from Montana State University. He joined the SHS teaching staff last year; instructor in Vo-ag 1 and 2, small engines, engines and machinery, ag, business, building instruction, welding, and livestock produc- tion. Mrs. Clarke Raymond, came to SHS in the late fall of 1972 to take over Mrs. Kitt s classes, speech, band, chorus, small ensemble, and English I. She received her BS degree in secondary education from WMC with majors in English and music. is the sophomore class adviser. BS degree Brigham Young University, MS degree Western Montana College of education. Came to SHS teaching staff in the fall of 1967, teaching government, economics, English I, American literature, short story, and advanced composi- tion. Mrs. Lowell Paige Mr. Larry Keller BA degree University of Utah, PASS AMARI and TRAILBLAZER adviser, teaching English II, journalism, Montana literature, drama, English mechanics, novel, and world literature. Ninth year on SHS teaching staff. 6 i r.i.tuN. Mr. John Funk started teaching general math, algebra I, science, and 7th and 8th grade science in the fall of 1972. He received his BS at Western Montana College in Dillon, majoring in math and science. He is junior adviser. Mr. Gary Anderson, senior class adviser, BS degree Montana State University in mathematics. Joined SHS teaching staff last year; instructor in physics, calculus, drivers' education, geometry, algebra I and II. Mr. James Corrigan, freshman adviser, is in his sixth year on the SHS staff, teaching typing, bookkeeping, general business, office machines, and clerical office practice. He has a BS degree from Western Montana College of Education. 7 SCHOOL Robin Allen, Susan Allhands, Diane Armstrong, Frank Baril, Tina Baril, Karla Bamosky, Jon Berg, Pete Birrer, Scott Bone, Clint Bowman, Steve Brown, Jim Brunzell, Randy Burke, Steve Burke, Dallas Bushman, Kris Chrisholm, Gary Christensen, Roy Christensen, Suzi Cooksey, Dan Cox, Mark Cox, Cathy Crane, Kathleen Darby, Ford Davis, Dan Dedman, Dennis Descheemaeker, Joyce Duffner, Arlee Eby, David Eby, Ruth Edmisten, Dalee Elser, Kelly Elser, Lori Elser, Bill Endy, Kim Endy, Mary Fournier, Bob Caliger, James Gilman, Terry Haggard, Cynthia Halse, Steve Hancock, Bernard Hansen, Susan Hansen, Diane Hardies, Dan Hartford, Mary Hartford, Bill Hoffman, David Hoffman, Mona Jones, Lori Kaatz, Peggy Kaatz, Margo Knaggs, Dick Lueck, Marilyn Magnus, Mike Magnus, Mary Maloney, Robbie Maloney, Janet Marsh, Jeff Marsh, Roselle Massar, Gayle Massey, Debra Maurer, Bill McLaughlin, Cindy McLaughlin, Dan McLaughlin, Gary McLaughlin, LeAnn McLaughlin, Wendy McLaughlin, 8 DAYS i i ’73 LaWanna Meeks, John Miller, Holley Mumme, Debra Murinko, Marve Nelson, Gyle Nix, Kary Noorlander, Joe Nottingham, Matt Nottingham, Mary Lou Oliver, David Pearson, Bruce Peterson, Denise Rogers, Alan Romers, Charles Rossiter, Jane Rossiter, Jim Rossiter, Cindy Schulz, Mike Schulz, Dean Simonsen, Valeri Simonsen, Joyce Sinerius, Eric Smith, Ken Steiner, Mike Stender, Steve Sturtz, Becky Swager, Joe Tezak, Julie Todd, Tammy Todd, Cheri Turney, Julie Turney, Cynthia Tyrrel, Ed Walter, Pam Ward, Chris Wessel, George Wheeler, D.J. White, Sheila Wininger, Mary Woodward, Mike Bickle, Marilyn Birdsill, Milton Massey. Total enrollment: 111 Staff: Supt. W. K. Pauli, Principal Larry Kieckbusch, Gary Anderson, Larry Keller, Betty Jackson, Bobby Paige, James Corrigan, John Funk, Sandy Kieckbusch, and Pat Raymond. 9 Librarians Student Council Members David Hoffman, sophomore representative; Ken Steiner, sophomore president; D. J. White, senior president; Steve Brown, senior representative; Bruce Peterson, junior representative; James Gilman, junior president; Jim Rossiter, freshmen representative; Holley Mumme, freshman president; SEATED: Karla Barnosky, secretary; Steve Sturtrz, president; Bill Hoffman, vice president. Librarians BACK ROW: Mrs. Edmisten, Diane Armstrong, Diane Hardies, Joyce Duffner; FRONT ROW: Pam Ward, Mrs. Paige, Dallas Bushman, Lorie Kaatz, Debbie Murinko. 10 You Gotta Be a Football Hero Football Summary Sheridan Opponent September 9 Florence..................6............20 September 15 Ennis....................20............ 6 September 22 Gardiner.................52............22 September 29 Wilsall..................20............14 October 6 West Yellowstone .... 49............... 0 October 13 Lima.....................26............21 October 18 Twin Bridges.............14............46 October 27 Clyde Park...............50............ 0 First place in district 7 was a three-way tie among Sheridan, Wilsall and Twin Bridges. Panthers making district all-conference were Dan McLaughlin, Mike Magnus, Dave Pearson, and John Miller. BACK ROW - Coach Kieckbusch, Ford Davis, Dennis Descheemaeker, Joe Tezak, Bill Endy, Jeff Marsh, Mike Magnus, Kelly Elser, Steve Burke, James Gilman, Bruce Peterson, Ken Steiner, Steve Brown, Student- Coach Steve Jones. FRONT ROW - Bob Galiger, manager; Dan Dedman, Steve Hancock, Mike Schulz Bernard Hansen, Matthew Nottingham, Dan Cox, David Pearson, Alan Romers, Randy Burke, Dan Hartford, John Miller, Charles Rossiter, D. J. White, Dan McLaughlin (NOT PICTURED) L-R Dan Cox, end; Steve Brown, linebacker; Alan Romers, guard; John Miller, linebacker; Dan Hartford, guard; Mike Magnus, safety; Charles Rossiter, linebacker; Dave Pearson, end, Dan McLaughlin (NOT PICTURED) L-R Randy Burke, end; Dan Cox, guard; Kelly Elser, halfback; Mike Magnus, quarterback; Matthew Nottingham, center; John Miller, halfback; Dan Hartford, guard; Charles Rossiter, end. Dan McLaughlin (NOT PICTURED) Alan Romers, breaking through Senior Line-up BACK ROW - Dan Hartford, John Miller, Randy Burke, October 13 Alan Romers, FRONT ROW - Steve Brown, Charles Rossiter, Dan McLaughlin (NOT PICTURED) HOMECOMING Captain Miller crowning Queen; co- Queen Peggy Kaatz Princess Mary Maloney, Queen Peggy, Captain Magnus looking on Princesses Dalee Elser, and Holley Mumme S DAY October 9 Counter-clockwise: Robin Allen, Julie Todd, and Marilyn Magnus relax during lunch break. Bruce Peterson, Mary Maloney, Bernard Hansen, Dave Pearson, Dick Lueck, and Steve Hancock white-wash anything in reach while Margo Knaggs and Joyce Duffner look on. Large gathering; slow to start. Mike Schulz gets a proper fitting from Mrs. Raymond. Charley Rossiter, Steve Sturtz, D. J. White and Debbie Murinko cavort. Finished Product. FIRST GRADE Mrs. Elser; BACK ROW: Robbin Robert, Barbara Hamilton, Kristi Dedman, Dave McLaughlin, Wade Wright, Tony Tezak, Danny Eder. FIRST ROW: Korinne Lueck, Kim Dietrich, Lynn Elser, Joan Bieier, Marnie Axtell, Lori Mantz, Carol Larson. Miss Mann; BACK ROW: Kali Massar, Lisa Graham, Sarah Wilson, Gina Mortensen, Elizabeth Swager, Steven Shafer, Steven Chrest, Eric Endy. FIRST ROW: Patrick Descheemaeker, Elaine Simonsen, Shauna Burke, Marvin Elser, Andrea Smail, Deborah Simpson, Jean Bieier, Dean Vesco, Billy Arthur. SECOND GRADE THIRD GRADE BACK ROW L-R: David Claypool, Billy Flynn, Gavin Bushman, Tim Schulz, Billy Haney, John Magnus, Kent Cathey, Guy Buyan, Robbie Sturtz, Tim Funk, Dennis Lueck, Randy Fossececo. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Wright, Brian Vesco, Sara Steiner, Judy Hoffman, Ronnalee Massey, Mary Irhmel, Paula Elser, Dee Dee Rodgers, Lisa Davis, Gay Funk. (NOT PICTURED, Bobby Nunley, Danette Bruns). Btad ChisboVtn BACK ROW L-R: Carol Steiner, David Chrest, Pat Griffin, Brad Chisholm, Cynthia Warner, Sherry Tezak, Judy Brown, Miss Steiner. MIDDLE ROW: Marcia Sinerius, Tammy Immel, Vickie Turney, Jerry Stewart, Bobby Davis, Paul Descheemaeker, Carli Maddison. FRONT ROW: Ben Swager, Donald Hamilton, Dean Halse, Eric Barnosky, Tony Simonsen, Jeff Pack. FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE BACK ROW L-R: John Griffin, Clifford King, Mark McLaughlin, Kandi Dedman, Donna Dedman, Ellen Wilson, Dena Simpson, Mrs. Warner; MIDDLE ROW L-R: Alison Taborski, Kerri Cathey, Lois Moltich, Julie Eby, Nancy Claypool, Terry Immel, Mike McAllister; FRONT ROW L-R: Rudy Noorlander, Tim Nicholls, Dennis Simpson, Mike Gould, Mike Maloney, Todd White. (NOT PICTURED, Kelly Nunley) FOOTBALL SCOREKEEPERS AND SNOOPY ark cLa u8hl in Lois Moltich BACK ROW L-R: Russell White, Chester Graham, Debra Rogers, Mary Jo Vickers, Kelly Carter, Judy Fournier, Diane Simpson, Sandy Tezak, Karen Claypool, MIDDLE ROW: Kevin Cathey, Deborah Warner, Kristie Halse, Audrey Maurer, Daina Atkins, Donna Dixon, Sylvia Tyrrel, Julia Marsh, Tena Green; FRONT ROW: Craig Noorlander, Dennis Dedman, John Brent Hunt, Jeffrey McLaughlin, J. D. Engle, Aldo Guy Vesco, Ronald Christensen, Timothy Swager, Eldon Meeks. SIXTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW, L-R: Alice Cooksey, Patricia Woodward, Lynn Haney, Jeanette Brunzell, Rhonda Grotzke, Lissa Elser, Lori Nicholls, Mr. Jackson. MIDDLE ROW, L-R: Melanie Wininger, Holli Maddison, Karen Chisholm, Ella Edwards, Fawn Endy, Cheryl Brown, Jody Flynn, Heather Taborski, Karen Smail. FRONT ROW, L-R: Todd Endy, Clive Bray, Steve Stender, Robbie Mackenzie, Neal Elser, Dave Talbott, Scotty Edwards, Bob Turney, Kenny Burke. FOOTBALL TICKET SELLERS BACK ROW: Robin Christensen, Sandra Warner, Colleen Cox, Ilene Hunt, Deiadra Graham, FRONT ROW: Roxanne Grotzke, Margaret Mitchell, Patti Flynn, Becky Cooksey BACK ROW, L-R: Margaret Mitchell, Sherrie Stone, Marlene Maloney, Patti Claypool, Colleen Cox, Robert Miller, Dan Allhands, Ronnie Baker, Garth Elser, Eddy Tezak, Craig Cathey, Mr, Murray. MIDDLE ROW: Sandra Warner, Robin Christensen, Deiadra Graham, Janet Stewart, Patti Flynn, Roxanne Grotzke, Sarah Swager, Becky Cooksey, Kitty Burgstrom, Rusan Schulz, Ilene Hunt, FRONT ROW: Scott Descheemaeker, Steve McAllister, Doug Maurer, Chris Christensen, Jim Mitchell, Allen Oliver, David Hansen, Murray Vickers, Billy Buyan. EIGHTH GRADE A SQUAD L-R: Neal Elser, Chris Christensen, Garth Elser, Todd Endy, Dan Allhands, Robert Miller, Craig Cathey, Eddy Tezak, Billy Buyan, Scott Descheemaeker, Mr. Jackson GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAMS AND CHEERLEADERS TOP TO BOTTOM L-R: Rusan Schulz, Jody Flynn, Cheryl Brown, Kitty Burgstrom, Karen Smail L-R: Murray Vickers, Clive Bray, Allen Oliver, David Hansen, Bob Turney, Steve McAllister, Dave Talbott, Kenny Burke, Steve Stender, Mr. Jackson. KNEELING: Jim Mitchell B SQUAD PYGMALION The Great Pretenders, the stage managers. by George Bernard Shaw Presented by the Drama Class Directed by Mrs. Clarke Raymond November 17, 1972 The whole thing has been a bore. I find the new small talk delightful and quite innocent. Destroyed my happiness--tied me up and delivered me into the hands of middle class morality. Ah-ah-oh-ow-oo! Mrs. Pearce, Higgins, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Higgins, Miss Hill, Freddy, Eliza Doolittle, Doolittle and Pickering. Miss Eynsford Hill, the daughter, Clara . . . . Mrs. Eynsford Hill, the mother................... Mr. Eynsford Hill, the son,Freddy................ Eliza Doolittle, the flower girl................. Professor Henry Higgins, the teacher of phonetics Colonel Pickering, the student of Indian dialects Mrs. Pearce, the housekeeper..................... Alfred Doolittle, Eliza s father................. Mrs. Higgins, Henry Higgins' mother.............. Stage Managers .................................. Mona Jones Mary Jo Fournier Robin Allen Cathy Crane Mary Lou Oliver Ruth Edmisten Karla Barnosky Julie Todd Dallas Bushman Dan Hartford and Steve Brown 23 Boys' Chorus L-R: BACK ROW: David Ginal, Bruce Burke, Phil Cox, Ray Tolson, Neil Todd, MIDDLE ROW: Paul Sturtz, Barry Baril, Tom Walter, Mrs. Kitt, Ron Pack, David Grotzke, FRONT ROW: Steve Jones, Don Tolson, Steve Cox, Sam Baril, Mike Galiger, Dan Smith (1967-1968) L-R: Kathy Sheehan, Casey Baril, Judy Andersen, Mrs. Kitt(1961) Trio and Mrs. Kitt Girls' Chorus L-R: BACK ROW: Frances Petersen, Christine Miller, Cathy Schulz, Bonnie Armstrong, Barbara Woodward, Carol Hunt, Loralee Massey, Joyce Weston, Lynne Fenton, MIDDLE ROW: Leslie Hoffman, Kathy Lueck, Julie Miller, Coleen Ward, Becky Bice, Debbie Maddison, Pam Halse, FRONT ROW: Beverly Smail, Kay Carter, Lara Larson, Susan Osborn, Julie Larson, Mary Moore, Lonnie Shorten, Mrs. Kitt (1967-1968) BACK ROW, L TO R: Diane Armstrong, Joyce Duffner, Ruth Edmisten, Karla Barnosky, Cindy McLaughlin, Lori Elser, Pam Ward, Debbie Murinko, Peggy Kaatz, Margo Knaggs, Cindy Schulz, Gayle Massey. MIDDLE ROW, L TO R: Kris Chisholm, Mary Woodward, Denise Rodgers, Kary Noorlander, LeeAnn McLaughlin, La Wanna Meeks, Valerie Simonsen, Janey Rossiter, Dallas Bushman, Susan Allhands, Kim Endy, Cynthia Tyrrel, Tina Baril. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Mrs. Paige, Mary Jo Fournier, Joyce Sinerius, Janet Marsh, Becky Swager, Lorie Kaatz, Arlee Eby, Mary Maloney, Roselle Massar, Cynthia Halse, Wendy McLaughlin, Holley Mumme, Kathleen Darby. Girls’ Chorus Band STANDING, L TO R: Janey Rossiter, Susan Allhands, Holley Mumme, Mary Maloney, Mrs. Paige. SEATED, L TO R: Joyce Duffner, Charles Rossiter, Marilyn Magnus, Kelly Elser, Cynthia Halse, Denise Rodgers, Kris Chisholm, Lori Elser, Ruth Edmisten, Roselle Massar, Arlee Eby, Becky Swager, Margo Knaggs, Diane Hardies, Tammy Todd. • 7 26 Small Ensemble Ruth Edmisten Sheridans Winning Sextets L TO R: Gayle Massey, Cynthia Halse, Mary Maloney, Roselle Massar, Susan Allhands. NOT PICTURED: Ruth Edmisten. L TO R: Cynthia Tyrrel, Kris Chisholm, Denise Rodgers, Kary Noorlander, Becky Swager, Tina Baril. At the District Musical Festival in Deer Lodge, April 14, two sextets received superior ratings and went on to State Music Festival in Bozeman, May 4-5, where they both received excellent ratings. Ruth Edmisten repre- sented Sheridan in the All-State Chorus. Activities for the music department during the yeai included style shows, Christmas program, music festivals, Baccalaureate and Commencement and playing at the home games. A special program was presented for the Eastern Star in Virginia City, April 24. BACK ROW, L TO R: Denise Rodgers, Kary Noorlander, Margo Knaggs, Ruth Edmisten, Cynthia Halse, Joyce Duffner, Mary Maloney, Lori Elser. FRONT ROW, L TO R: Joyce Sinerius, Tina Baril, Kris Chisholm, Cynthia Tyrrel, Susan Allhands, Janey Rossiter, Roselle Massar, Becky Swager. SEATED, Mrs. Paige. A nnual Staff L-R: Roy Christensen, John Miller, D.J. White, Mona Jones (Photogra- pher), Charles Rossiter, Steve Sturtz, Marilyn Magnus, Dan McLaughlin, Dan Hartford, Bill Hoffman, Dallas Bushman (Photog- rapher), Bill McLaughlin, Alan Romers, Dalee Elser (Co-Editor), Ruth Edmisten, Bob Galiger, Julie Todd, Robin Allen (Co-Editor), Mary Jo Fournier, Mrs. Raymond (Adviser), NOT PICTURED, Steve Brown, Randy Bruke, Mary Lou Oliver (Business Manager) Trailblazer � � � ' gpfr tonrrnatunul fcnwaip Sorirtp twlfcigh Sduwl Jkmmalists ALL-STATE RA TINGS TRAILBLAZER, 1972 PASSAMARI1973 Paper Staff Indian Name for Ruby Valley L-R: Janey Rossiter, Mike Schulz, Jim Brunzell, Charles Rossiter, John Miller, Karla Barnosky, Dallas Bushman, Mrs. Raymond, Mona Jones, Cindy Schulz, Roy Christensen, Steve Sturtz, Matt Nottingham, Bill McLaughlin, Dan Cox ALL (MONTANA t £ A. STATE Editors...............Karla Barnosky and Mona Jones Sports Editors................Charles Rossiter, Matt Nottingham and Milt Massey Feature Editors...................Cindy Schulz, Janey Rossiter and Dallas Bushman Advertising..................Steve Sturtz and Mike Schulz Stylists.........................John Miller, Jim Brunzell, Roy Christensen Reporters.......................................class Adviser......................Mrs. Clarke Raymond L TO R AND DOWN: Mary Jane Woodward Chris Rennpage Denise Rogers Pete Birrer Kary Noorlander Jon Berg Cynthia Tyrrel Steve Hancock Mary Ann Hartford Jim Rossiter Tina Baril Danny Dedman LaWanna Meeks CLASS OF ’76 Miss Universe, Bill Endy CLASS OFFICERS Holly Mumme-President Dan Dedman-Vice President Becky Swager-Secretary-Treasurer Jim Rossiter-Council Representative Frosh line-up, L-R: Joe Nottingham, Jim Rossiter, Dick Lueck, Dennis Descheemaeker, Pete Birrer, Mary Ann Hartford, Dan Dedman, Terry Haggard. Wendy McLaughlin Joe Tezak Holley Mumme Janet Marsh Dennis Descheemaeker Becky Swager Bill Endy Julie Turney Mark Cox Kris Chisholm Arlee Eby Joe Nottingham Joyce Sinerius Freshman girls, BACK ROW: Lea Ann McLaughlin, Kary Noorlander, LaWanna Meeks, FRONT ROW: Joyce Sinerius, Mary Jane Woodward, Janet Marsh, Denise Rodgers, Kris Chisholm, Julie Turney, and Becky Swager. 31 CLASS OFFICERS Ken Steiner - President Mary Maloney - Vice President Cindy McLaughlin - Secretary Mike Schulz - Treasurer David Hoffman - Student Council Representative Council Representative Follow letter from TOP RIGHT: Debbie Murinko, David Hoffman, Shelia Wininger, Ken Steiner, Pam Ward, Ford Davis, Roselle Massar, Mike Schulz, Cindy McLaughlin, Eric Smith, Sue Allhands, David Pearson, Cynthia Halse, Scott Bone. soph and frosh song birds Cheri alone with her books c L A S S O F ’75 Follow letter FROM TOP RIGHT: Valerie Simonsen, Kim Endy, Cheri Turney, Mary Maloney, Lorie Kaatz, Laura Autobee, Gary Christensen, Janey Rossiter, Sue Hansen, Mike Stender, Debbie Maurer, Chris Wessel. 1% Lori, Roselle, Janey, Debbie pose soph's special project ■f I 33 ill. J u N I O R S FOLLOW LETTER: Peggy Kaatz David Eby Jamie Mitchell Jeff Marsh Diane Armstrong Mark Logan Kathleen Darby Steve Burke Suzi Cooksey Bruce Peterson (Representative) Dan Cox (NOT PICTURED) 34 L-R: Marve Nelson Karla Barnosky Matt Nottingham Dean Simonsen Margo Knaggs Gayle Massey Jim Brunzell Gyle Nix Cathy Crane Robert Maloney Lori Elser Cindy Schulz Joyce Duffner Bernard Hansen Frank Baril Gary McLaughlin Mike Magnus 35 Officers STARTING AT TOP: Roselle Massar; Peggy Kaatz; Kathleen Darby; Diane Armstrong; Joyce Duffner; Ruth Edmisten; Mrs. Jackson, adviser; Cindy Schulz; Karla Barnosky; Cynthia Halse. F H A TOP ROW L TO R: LeeAnn McLaughlin, Tina Baril, Mary Woodward, Arlee Eby, Becky Swager, Cynthia Tyrrel, Holley Mumme, Joyce Sinerius, Dallas Bushman, Kathleen Darby, Lorie Kaatz, Julie Turney, Kris Chisholm, Diane Hardies, Debbie Maurer, Janet Marsh, Mrs. Jackson. MIDDLE ROW L TO R: Debbie Murinko, Gayle Massey, Karla Barnosky, Peggy Kaatz, Cindy Schulz, Joyce Duffner, Margo Knaggs, Lori Elser, Wendy McLaughlin, Kary Noorlander, Denise Rogers, Cynthia Halse, LaWanna Meeks; Diane Armstrong, Ruth Edmisten, Julie Todd, Suzy Cooksey. FRONT ROW L TO R: Sue Hansen, Roselle Massar, Mary Maloney, Mary Ann Hartford, Susan Allhands, Janey Rossiter, Sheila Winninger, Valerie Simonsen, Cindy McLaughlin, Chris Wessel, Cheri Turney, Dalee Elser, Robin Allen, Mona Jones, Tammy Todd. FHA AT WORK The FHA was involved in many activities during the fall. Among them was the initiation of new members. Later in the season the chapter journeyed to Three Forks to observe and partici- pate in the District Convention. Mothers were invited to a chili supper and flea market auction. The FHA girls went Christmas caroling during December. Selling refreshments for the basketball games was a busy project during the cold months. The girls also made sandwiches for the basketball teams to eat after the games. A large spaghetti supper was served to the boys at the end of the season. The big event for February was the Father-Daughter Banquet. At the conclusion of the dinner,a box social was staged to sell desserts made by the girls. Proceeds went to the Doris Kitt Music Memorial. A taco supper was enjoyed at the election of officers. Hobo Day provided fun and hard work during the spring clean-up. Girls spent the day cleaning the town. FHA week was celebrated by the girls. May baskets were made and distributed around town to elderly people. The girls, modeling the clothes sewn in class, presented a style show for their mothers. At the end of the year the new officers were installed. VMM 1 oY, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Rennpage, Eric Smith, Pete Birrer, Danny Dedman, Joe Tezak, Bruce Peterson, Gary Christensen, Dennis Descheemaeker, Ford Davis, Alan Romers, Mike Stender, Marve Nelson, David Hoffman, James Gilman, Bernard Hansen, Dan Cox, Bob Galiger, John Miller, David Pearson, Dan Hartford, Bill McLaughlin, Bill Hoffman, Steve Sturtz, Dan McLaughlin, Randy Burke, Steve Burke, Kelly Elser, Gyle Nix, Steve Brown, Jeff Marsh, David Eby, Roy Christensen, Bill Endy, Dean Simonsen, Joe Nottingham, Frank Baril, Jon Berg, Mark Cox, George Wheeler, Gary McLaughlin, Dick Lueck, Dan Lantis adviser. L-R; sentinel, Bruce Peterson; reporter, Alan Romers; sec- retary, James Gilman; president, Bob Galiger; vice-presi- dent, Jeff Marsh; treasurer, Randy Burke; adviser, Dan Lantis; and parlia- mentarian, Kelly Else r. FFA Officers DELEGATES: James Gilman, Bruce Peterson, Steve Burke, David Eby, Jeff Marsh, and Gary McLaughlin. National Convention Delegates The chapter began the year by attending an officers' training course in Belgrade in September. Six juniors, Steve Burke, Jeff Marsh, James Gilman, Dave Eby, Bruce Peterson, and Gary McLaughlin,attended the FFA National Convention, October 10-14 in Kansas City, Missouri. A judging team, ‘composed of Jeff Marsh, James Gilman, Dennis Descheemaeker, and David Hoffman, was sent to the Winter Fair in Bozeman, January 24. The chapter helped sponsor an FFA alumni dinner. During National FFA Week, February 19-23, the chapter put up posters in local stores and in school to promote FFA. Judging teams won the sweepstakes at District Convention in Clyde Park 9-10. State Convention convened in Great Falls in April. Judging Team James Gilman, Dennis Descheemaeker, and Jeff Marsh. Sweetheart Judging Team . Kelly Elser, James Ml dry LOU Gilman, and Jeff Marsh 40 Varsity Basketball TOP ROW: D.J. White, David Pearson, Dan McLaughlin, Bill Hoffman, Steve Burke BOTTOM ROW: Ford Davis, James Gilman, Mike Magnus, Kelly Elser, Ken Steiner. THANKSGIVING TOURNAMENT Sheridan 72 Lima 67 November 24 Sheridan 48 Ennis 40 November 25 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Sheridan 65 Clyde Park 36 December 15 Sheridan 53 Ennis 45 December 16 CONFERENCE PLAY Sheridan 70 Harrison 52 December 1 Sheridan 58 Ennis 59 December 2 Sheridan 44 Lima 48 December 5 Sheridan 89 Willow Creek 61 December 8 Sheridan 44 Manhattan Christian 66 January 5 Sheridan 74 Twin Bridges 86 January 6 Sheridan 75 West Yellowstone 45 January 12 Sheridan 45 Ennis 44 January 18 Sheridan 82 Harrison 45 January 19 Sheridan 65 Lima 73 January 26 Sheridan 70 Willow Creek 44 January 27 Sheridan 57 Twin Bridges 70 February 3 Sheridan 57 Manhattan Christian 74 February 4 Sheridan 84 West Yellowstone 50 February 9 Sheridan 74 Wilsall (Non- 64 February 10 conference) DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Sheridan 65 Ennis 38 February 15 Sheridan 45 Manhattan Christian 85 February 16 Sheridan 53 Willow Creek 48 February 17 Sheridan 47 Lima 64 February 17 Coach Kieckbusch 41 i Pep Club Varsity Cheerleaders Dallas Bushman Karla Bamosky Kathleen Darby Peggy Kaatz L-R BACK ROW: Cindy McLaughlin, Chris Wessel, Dalee Elser, Robin Allen, Kathy Crane, Diane Armstrong, Lori Elser, Pam Ward, Gayle Massey, Ruth Edmisten, Joyce Duffner, Margo Knaggs, Diane Hardies, Tammy Todd, Kris Chisholm, Becky Swager, Arlee Eby, Debbie Maurer, Sue Hansen; SECOND ROW: Shelia Winniger, Joyce Sinerius, Tina Baril, Denise Rodgers, Kary Noorlander, LaWanna Meeks, Mary Jane Woodward, Mary Jo Fournier, Suzy Cooksey, Susan Allhands, Rosella Massar, Janey Rossiter, Mary Maloney, Cynthia Halse, Steve Brown, Bill Hoffman, Dan Hartford, Bob Caliger; THIRD ROW: Debbie Maurinko, Dan McLaughlin, Steve Sturtz, Cynthia Tyrrel, Alan Romers, Wendy McLaughlin, Mary Ann Hartford, LeaAnn McLaughlin, Randy Burke, Kim Endy, Cindy Schulz, Mona Jones (president), Marilyn Magnus (secretary), Julie Todd (vice-president), Charles Rossiter, John Miller, D.J. White, Bill McLaughlin; BOTTOM ROW: Lorie Kaatz, Holley Mumme, Julie Turney, Cheri Turney, Karla Bamosky, Dallas Bushman, Kathleen Darby, Peggy Kaatz. i i • M On Wisconsin Black Panther Drill Team L-R, BACK ROW: Mona Jones, Cynthia Tyrrel, Tina Barii, Susan Allhands, Arlee Eby, Mary Jane Woodward, Janey Rossiter; FRONT ROW: Julie Todd, Robin Allen, Janet Marsh, Wendy McLaughlin, Margo Knaggs, Mary Hartford. L-R: STANDING; Jon Berg, Mike Stender, Steve Hancock, Joe Tezak, Gyle Nix, Frank Baril, Pete Birrer, George Wheeler, Coach Jackson. KNEELING;. Manager Bruce Peterson, Jim Rossiter, Joe Nottingham, Ken Steiner, Ford Davis, Matt Nottingham, James Gilman, Dan Dedman, Bill Endy. B Squad Basketball Summary SHS OPPONENT 36. . . . Harrison............23 26. . . . Ennis...............49 56. . . . Willow Creek .... 32 45. . . . Lima................39 61. . . . Manhattan Christian. . 74 53. . . . Twin Bridges........63 48. . . . Ennis...............44 34. . . . Harrison............30 48. . . . Lima................37 61. . . . Willow Creek .... 45 53. . . . Twin Bridges........58 56. . . . Manhattan Christian. . 79 Cheerleaders ) 48 Holley Mumme, Julie Turney Cheri Turney, Lorie Kaatz. OVER-THE-HILL GANG Senior Super Stars BACK ROW: D.J. White, Bill Hoffman, Bob Galiger, Dan McLaughlin, Steve Sturtz; FRONT ROW: Dan Hartford, John Miller, Randy Burke, Steve Brown, Eddy Walter, Alan Romers.. Over-the-Hill Gang BACK ROW, L-R: Frank Moore, scorekeeper; John Magnus, Ken Pedderson, Jerry Burke, Bill Galiger, Larry Keller, Bob Romers, Dave Schulz, referee; 2ND ROW: Gary Anderson, John Funk, Bill Walter, Max Miller; 3RD ROW: Steve Jones, referee; Jim Corrigan, Joe McLaughlin, Dick Todd, Del Hartford, Ivan Bushman; FRONT ROW: Larry Kieckbusch, Wesley Elser, Ted Darby; cheerleaders: Pat McLaughlin, Joan Burke, Pat Miller, Shirley Magnus. Cheerleaders Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Magnus, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Burke VS SENIORS TRACK SEASON BEGINS Bernard Hansen breaks the wire first, Dan McLaughlin third Mike Magnus makes the mark Mike Magnus in the javelin throw Bernard Hansen places third BOYS’ TRACK The track season started with eighteen boys going out, Charles Rossiter, Roy Christensen, Dan McLaughlin, Bernard Hansen, Steve Burke, Dave Pearson, Clint Bowman, David Hoffman, Mark Cox, Bill Endy, Dan Dedman, Jim Rossiter, Steve Hancock, Joe Nottingham, Dan Cox, Mike Magnus, Jeff Marsh, and Kelly Elser. At District Track Meet in Ennis, eight boys qualified to advance to Divisional in Missoula. They were as pictured, BACK ROW, L-R: Dan Cox in the shot put and high jump; Charles Rossiter in the triple jump, 160 yd. low hurdles, long jump, and 120 yd. high hurdles; Dan McLaughlin in the mile relay and 880 yd. relay; Dave Pearson in the discus and shot put. FRONT ROW, L-R: Bernard Hansen in the mile relay, 880 yd. relay, 440, and 100; Mike Magnus in the mile relay, javelin, shot put, and broad jump; Kelly Elser in the mile relay and 440; Jim Rossiter in the high jump and pole vault. At Divisional Charles Rossiter placed third in low hurdles, and fifth places were won by Jim Rossiter in high jump, Mike Magnus in broad jump, Dan McLaughlin in the 880. Dave Pearson placed fourth in the shot put. Pictured, Dan Cox going over in high jump, Jim Rossiter in pole vault, and Dave Pearson putting the shot. Coach Larry Kieckbusch GIRLS’ The 1973 girls' track team started training in early spring under the direction of Mrs. Kieckbusch. The girls pictured in the LOWER LEFT HAND CORNER ARE L-R: BACK ROW: Debbie Murinko, Sue Hansen, Margo Knaggs, Gayle Massey, Lori Elser, Joyce Duffner, Julie Turney; FRONT ROW: Mary Maloney, Arlee Eby, Becky Swager, Kris Chisholm, Janey Rossiter. Gayle Massey shows her form high jumping at TOP LEFT. Immediately BELOW is Lori Elser putting the shot. Debbie Murinko hands off to Arlee Eby in the relay pictured BOTTOM RIGHT. 54 TRACK Coach Sandy Kieckbusch Those who qualified at the District Track Meet in Ennis to advance to the Divisional Meet in Missoula were Gayle Massey in the high jump, broad jump, and javelin; Lori Elser in the javelin, discus, and shot put; Julie Turney in the high jump; Becky Swager in the broad jump; Sue Hansen in the mile; and Janey Rossiter, Mary Maloney, Arlee Eby, and Debbie Murinko in the 440 and 880 relays. Lori Elser placed fourth in the shot put and Sue Hansen fifth in the mile at Divisional, which qualified them for the State Meet in Missoula. Julie Turney takes the high jump at TOP RIGHT. Immediately BELOW is Gayle Massey throwing the javelin while Lori Elser looks on. Becky Swager is shown broad jumping and at BOTTOM LEFT Mary Maloney hands off to Janey Rossiter in the relay. 55 Junior Prom 1973 Students and adults danced to the strains of Camden under streamers of blue at the Junior Prom, April 28. The evening was high- lighted by the crowning of Senior Queen Julie Todd by junior class president, James Gilman, while senior president, D. J. White, placed the crown of flowers upon Junior Princess Kathleen Darby. Crown bearers were first graders, Korinne Lueck and Wade Wright. James Gilman and Queen Julie Todd 56 “Nights in White Satin’ D.J. White and Princess Kathleen Darby JUNIOR-SENIOR BA NQ UET May 8, 1973 The Junior-Senior Banquet was held May 8, 1973, in the all-purpose room. At the head table at LEFT are James Gilman, junior class president; Mrs. Pauli; Supt. Pauli; D. J. White, senior class president; Marilyn Magnus, who gave the class will; Ruth Edmisten, who read the class history; Dan McLaughlin, who presented the class prophecy; Mrs. Anderson; Mr. Anderson, senior adviser; and, NOT PICTURED, Mrs. Funk and Mr. Funk, junior adviser. The Junior-Senior Girls sang under the direction of Mrs. Paige. Tables were decorated with pink streamers, programs, and graduate figures. The ham dinner was prepared by the junior mothers. Senior Class Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Junior Mothers (Chefs) Junior-Senior Girls Sing The track girls and football, basketball, and track boys were honored at an Athletic Banquet, sponsored by the Pep Club, May 2, 1973, in the all-purpose room. TTie Small Ensemble, under the direction of Mrs. Paige, sang ,rPeople. Mona Jones presented the cheerleaders with roses and was in turn presented with a box of candy in appreciation for her year's service. The turkey dinner was prepared by Pep Club members. A THLETIC BANQUET Carvers, Mr. Pauli and Mr. Jackson Ford Davis Mona Jones and Randy Burke Dignitaries The Group Dave Eby, Chief Taster. Virginia Morris, Maintenance and Cook. Lunch Room Scenes 4—— „ =—e—- G r s’ Staters A WARDS 1 yfmr S'� May 21 was the night of honors at SHS. Tammy Todd was introduced as Girls' State delegate with Karla Bamosky as alternate. Karla was also pre- sented as the '73-'74 FFA Chapter Sweetheart and awarded the Silver Key of Journalism. Boys' Staters for 1973, Mike Magnus, James Gilman, Frank Baril, and Kelly Elser, were also introduced. Pictured holding the Doris Kitt Memorial are James Gilman and Mike Magnus. On the opposite page receiving honors in academic excellence, BACK ROW (L TO R)-Ruth Edmisten, music; Roselle Massar, biology; Dalee Elser, commercial; Marilyn Magnus, English; Tammy Todd, mathematics; Arlee Eby, algebra; KNEELING-Dan McLaughlin, government; Jeff Marsh, vocational agriculture; James Gilman, social studies and physics. Mr. Ted Darby awarded the Denny Glick Sportsmanship Trophy for 1972-1973 to Mike Magnus. Mr. Lantis presented James Gilman with the FFA Citizenship Trophy. James Gilman also received the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Frank Baril was the only high school student recording a perfect attendance. NIGHT HONOR SOCIETY Frank Baril Tina Baril Jon Berg Arlee Eby Dalee Elser Kelly Elser James Gilman Cynthia Halse Bernard Hansen Diane Hardies Marilyn Magnus Mike Magnus Roselle Massar Dan McLaughlin Kary Noorlander Joyce Sinerius Tammy Todd LETTER MEN Alan Romers-f Dan McLaughlin-f, t, b Charles Rossiter-f,t Randy Burke-f D. J. White-f, b John Miller-f Steve Brown-f Bill Hoffman-b Kelly Elser-f,b,t Bernard Hansen-f, t Matt Nottingham-f Mike Magnus-f,t,b Dan Cox-f, t James Gilman-b Dan Dedman-b Jim Rossiter-t David Pearson-f, t,b Ken Steiner-b (f, football; t, track; b, basketball) ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE SPOR TSMA NS HIP GOOD CITIZEN These senior pages are in memory of classmate, GAIL GLASSER, who left us in her sophomore year. She lives on in our memories. CLASS of’73 Gail, 1970 As a Sophomore Dirge Without Music by Edna St. Vincent Millay I am not resigned to the shutting away of loving hearts in the hard ground. So it is, and so it will be, for so it has been time out of mind: Into the darkness they go, the wise and the lovely. Crowned With lilies and with laurel they go; but I am not resigned. Lovers and thinkers, into the earth with you, Be one with the dull, the indiscriminate dust. A fragment of what you felt, of what you knew, A formula, a phrase remains—but the best is lost. The answers quick and keen, the honest look, the laughter, the love— They are gone. They are gone to feed the roses. Elegant and curled Is the blossom. Fragrant is the blossom. I know. But I do not approve. More precious was the light in your eyes than all the roses of the world. Down, down, down into the darkness of the grave Gently they go, the beautiful, the tender, the kind; Quietly they go, the intelligent, the witty, the brave. I know. But I do not approve. And I am not resigned. 64 Bridge Over Troubled Water” Echoes whisper softly throughout these old halls, Silent, mellow sounds bounce off the walls: Of her talking away at a race-horse pace, Of her perpetual motion, and her deer-like grace, Of her athletic prowess, and her fun-loving ways; She was free to the world, and she filled every day With a joy and happiness that won't be forgot- Nor the love she had and the life that she sought. Yes, she was loud and forward and even wild, But she was tender and loving and even mild. Her memory is precious; and lingering, it crawls So hauntingly silent throughout these old halls. -Dan McLaughlin Class Officers 1970-71 Mona Jones-Vice-President Kent Stuart-Treasurer Dan Hartford-President Bill Hoffman-Council Representative Gail Glasser-Secretary 65 VALEDICTORIAN Dalee Ann Elser Dalee Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 2,3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Typing Award 3; Trailblazer Staff 4 (Co-Editor 4). CLASS FLOWER: BLEEDING HEART CLASS OF 73 CLASS MOTTO: COLORS: BURGUNDY AND PINK “Let’s Live for Today” SALVTATORIAN Dan McLaughlin Dan Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Boys' State Delegate 3; Football 4; (All-Conference Offensive End 4) Track 2; S Club 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Trailblazer Staff 4. 66 Mona Kay Jones Mo Class Vice President 2; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 (President 4); B Team Cheer- leader 2; Drill Team 1,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2; French Club 3; Librarian 3; Passamari Staff 4 (Editor 4); Trailblazer Staff 4 (Photographer 4); Homecoming Queen 3; Drama Club 4. Roy Michael Christensen Roy Track 3; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Passamari Staff 4; Passamari Stylist 4; Trailblazer Staff 4. Bill McLaughlin Big FFA 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Track 4; Trailblazer Staff 4. Dallas Marie Bushman Dallo Track 1,2, 3,4; S Club 1; FHA 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Drill Team 1; Girls' Chorus 1,2,4; French Club 3; Librarian 4; Passamari Staff 4 (Assistant Editor 4); Drama Club 4; Trail- blazer Staff 4 (Photographer 4); Past Worthy Advisor of Rainbow. Ed Walter Ed Honor Society 1,2; Track 1,2,3; S Club 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Typing Award 3; Passamari Staff 3; Trailblazer Staff 4. 67 Robert Lee Caliger Bob Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Football Manager 3,4; FFA 2, 3,4 (President 4, Treasurer 3, Kansas City Delegate 3); Basketball 2, 3; Trailblazer Staff 4. D. J. White D. J. Ruth Anne Edmisten Rastus Student Council 3; Class Presi- dent 3; Honor Society 2; Girls' State Delegate 3; Music Award 3; FHA 1,2, 3,4 (Secretary 3,4); Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Drill Team 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Small Ensemble 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 1,2; Typing Award 3; Homecoming Candi- date 2; Drama Club 4; Trail- blazer Staff 4. Student Council 1,3,4; Class President 4; Class Representa- tive 1,3; Honor Society 1,2, 3,4; Boys' State Delegate 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; S Club 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Trail- blazer Staff 4; Demolay. Steve Brown Bat Mur-Mur Student Council 4; Class Repre- sentative 4; Football 4; Track 2; S Club 2, 3,4; Drama Club 4; FFA 2,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Band 3,4; Trailblazer Staff 4; Transfer from Denver, Colorado 2. Randy Burke Randy Class Vice President 3,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Football 1,3,4; Track 2; S Club 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4 (Treasurer 4); Basketball 2,3,4; Ray Tolson Football Award 4; Trailblazer Staff 4. 68 Charles Rossiter Charley Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,3,4; S Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 4; Band 1,4; Passamari Staff 4; Passamari Sports Editor 4; Demolay 1. Alan Romers Alan Honor Society 3; Football 3,4; S Club 4; FFA 3,4 (Reporter 4); Pep Club 4; Trailblazer Staff 4; Transfer from Butte 3. Mary Louise Oliver Louie Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Honor Society 1,2, 3,4; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Biology Award 2; DAR Good Citizen 4; FFA Sweetheart 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4 (Parliamentarian 3); Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Drill Team 3; Girls' Chorus 1; Student Assistant 4; Trailblazer Staff 4 (Business Manager 4): Transfer from Deer Lodge 1. Daniel Ray Hartford Dan Student Council 2, 3 (Vice President 3); Class President 2; Perfect Attendance 2; Football 2,3,4; S Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,4; Pep Club 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Drama Club 4; Trail- blazer Staff 4. John Miller John Class President 1; Student Council 1; Football 1,2, 3,4 (Captain 4, All-Conference Defensive End 4); S Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Passamari Staff 4; Trailblazer Staff 4. 69 Steve Sturtz Steve Student Council 4 (President 4); Class Secretary-Treasurer-2; Passamari Staff 4; Trailblazer Staff 4. Julie Todd Jules Prom Princess 3; Prom Queen 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4 (Historian 2); Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4 (Vice- President 4); Drill Team 3,4 (Captain 4); Girls' Chorus 1; French Club 2; Librarian 3; Trailblazer Staff 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Drama Club 4; Past Worthy Advisor of Rain- bow 4. Robin Carol Allen Robin Honor Society 2; FHA 1,2, 3,4 (Vice President 3); Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 (Secretary-Treasurer 3); Drill Team 1,3,4; French Club 3; Homecoming Candi- date 1; Drama Club 4; Trail- blazer Staff 4 (Co-Editor); Transfer from Butte 1. Student Council 1,4 (Vice- President 4); Class Representa- tive 1; Honor Society 1,2; Boys' State Delegate 3; Track 2; S Club 2; FFA 1,2, 3,4 (Kansas City Delegate 3); Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Typing Award 3; Trailblazer Staff 4 (Sports Editor 4). Marilyn Jean Magnus Marilyn Pep Club 4 (Secretary-Treas- urer 4); Drill Team 4; Trail- blazer Staff 4; Transfer from Twin Bridges 4. 70 Homemaker Julie Todd Football Player of the Year Randy Burke DAR Good Citizen Mary Lou Oliver SENIOR HONORS High School Week Delegates; Bill Hoffman, Dan McLaughlin, D. J. White 71 Graduates BACK ROW, L-R: Alan Romers, Steve Brown, Bill Hoffman, Bill McLaughlin, Ed Walter, Charles Rossiter, Dan McLaughlin, Randy Burke, Bob Galiger, John Miller, Roy Christensen, D. J. White, Dan Hartford. MIDDLE ROW, L-R: Robin Allen, Julie Todd, Mary Lou Oliver, Ruth Edmisten. FRONT ROW, L-R: Marilyn Magnus, Mona Jones, Dalee Elser, Dallas Bushman. Milton Massey (NOT PICTURED) Rev. Robert Grotzke was speaker at Baccalaureate services, May 20, in the gym. Rev. John Rice gave the benediction and invocation. Major General James Womack addressed the sen- iors during Commencement exercises, May 23. 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