Sheridan High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Sheridan, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1984 volume:

HAU T railblazer Sheridan High 5chool 5heridan, montana Enrollment: AD i TablE af CnntEnts GRADE 5CHDDL........................3 ATHLETIC5..........................13 FREEHmEN...........................U1 5DPHDfTlDRE5.......................US FE5TIVITIE5........................US FHCULTV............................S3 □RGHN1ZHTIDN5......................S7 JUNIDR5............................S3 5ENIDR5............................B7 INDEX..............................AE 3 1. Wayne Dancer, Toby O'Rourke, Ben Claypool, Tara Shelton, and Lindsey Marsh show off their newly acquired ac- ting skills in the play Go Ask Mr. Bear.” 2. The first grade class takes a break from Math to pose for the camera. 3. KINDERGARTEN, FRONT ROW, L to R: Matt Grange and Wayne Dancer. SE- COND ROW: Dianna Strozzi, Amy Pack, Danny Galiger, Tara Shelton, Ben Claypool, and Kasey Chappil. THIRD ROW: Tracy Gilbert, Mandy Edmisten, Ryan Maddison, Lori Lynn Wilton, Toby O'Rourke, Lindsey Marsh and Mrs. Flesch. 4. FIRST GRADE, FRONT ROW, L to R: Eric Kneeland, Patrick Burke, and Russell Tret- tel. SECOND ROW: Timothy Elser, Nathan Ostler, Seth McDuffee, Sunny Terrell, Mrs. Elser, and Ricky Lane. 4 1. Travis Smith, Abbi Ardrle, and Bradi Lloyd pose during a Valentine's Day party. 2. SECOND GRADE, FRONT ROW, L to R: Kevin Schulz, Matthew Terrell, Ted Darby, and |ason Whittmer. SECOND ROW: John Selvidge, Barry Gilbert, Gregory Day, Ray Ed- misten, Janet Claypool, Shawn Whittmer, Darcy Salisbury. THIRD ROW: Miss Mann, Merisa Roylance, Kriste Terrell, Joseph White, Fred Wessel, Laura Barron, Justin Prit- chard, Lisa Smith, Miss Maurer. 3. Janet Claypool, Merisa Roylance, Lisa Smith, and Darcy Salisbury whisper Christmas greetings to the audience. 4. THIRD GRADE, FRONT ROW, L to R: Cody Swainston, Brandy Hicks, B. J. Robertson, Chad Massar, Travis Smith, Judy Swainston, Randy Larson. SECOND ROW: Mike Marsh, Mark Burkett, Donald Ostler, Reece Silve, Heather Grange, Jeff Barron, Melanie Simonsen, John Galiger, Chrissy Flesch. THIRD ROW: Tonya Privratsky, Jack Bieler, Bradi Lloyd, Abbi Andrle, Sean Todd, Lorretta Kamps, Mandy Keller, Angie Leary, Mike Coble, Mrs. Wright. 5. Darcy Salisbury continues her march through the high school during the Halloween parade. 6. Some of the favorite characters are portrayed during the Halloween Festivities by Chrissy Flesch, Melanie Simonsen, Tonya Privratsky, Abbi Andrle, and Bradi Lloyd. 7. After a tedious day of drawing on chalkboards and playing games, Joe White and Justin Pritchard enjoy a few minutes of relaxation. 1. FOURTH GRADE, FRONT ROW, L to R: Scott Day, Jeremy Christensen, Wade Zahn, Curtis Tewalt, Jennifer Harvey, Mike Young, D. J. Holt. SE- COND ROW: Clint Hecker, Ricky Donegan, Ryan Hensen, Todd Elser, Chris Braach, Shannon Jones, Dana Hicks, Mr. Lane. 2. Darren Puett poses on his way through the high school. 3. The fourth grade takes time out from their studies for a little socializing. 4. Craig Keller is portraying his favorite person. 5. Ryan Hensen and his friend push their way through Halloween. 6. FIFTH GRADE, FRONT ROW, L to R. Buck Ludwick, Marie Kamps, Kelly Ludwick, Mykie Eby, Cheryl Flesch, Bill Bieler. SECOND ROW: Calvin Hamler, Craig Keller, Miss Logan, Jason Simonsen, Trevor Walter, Dar- ren Puett, Jason George, Joe Forcella, Jeremy Smith. 6 1. SIXTH GRADE, FRONT ROW, L to R: Angel Trettel, Frank Kelly, Tracy Smith, Brandon FHarvey, Jody Cassy, Jody Massar, Cathy Qualls. SECOND ROW: Danette Day, Davis Pritchard, Leann Hecker, Jenny An- drie, Reece Carey, Kim Rooney, Mr. Marsh, Kip Funk. 2. SEVENTH GRADE, FRONT ROW, L to R: Janet Ludwick, Alan Ostler, Clint Kemph. SECOND ROW: Cody Hensen, Susie Chrest, Vince Young, Jim Donegan, Heather Higgins. THIRD ROW: Mr. Koenig, Jason Roylance, Anita Shaw, Clinton Par- sons, Susan Wessel, Erin McMillen. 3. Kim Rooney follows her ghostly friends through the halls of Sheridan High School. 4. Clinton Parsons and Jody Beck are busy studying in Mr. Koenig's class. 5. Tracy Smith had a hard time fitting through the halls during the Halloween festivities. 6. Lance Barney patiently waits for the basketball game to continue. 7 1. EIGHTH GRADE, FRONT ROW, L to R: Marty Hansen, Melonie Edgmond, Lynette Larson, Judy Bieler, Rhonda Holden, John Dietrich, Dennis Finnegan. SECOND ROW: Sonja Dancer, Tessie Flager, Keith Kneeland, Blane Mortensen, Becky Ostler, Stacey Robertson, Aaron Davis, John Naisbitt, Amber Terrell. THIRD ROW: Susan Christensen, Mr. Lloyd, Karol Mark, Coy Brown, Julie Kieckbusch, Diane Christensen, William Shaffer, Tom Funk, Doug Smith, Joie Bacon. 2. The junior high girls give each other advice during gym class. 3. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS, L to R: Heather Higgins, Julie Kieckbusch, Anita Shaw, and Judy Bieler. 4. Share some with us! (Blane Mortensen, Stacey Robert- son, Mr. Lott and William Shaffer) 8 1. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW, L to R: Calvin Hamler, Jeremy Smith, Trevor Walter, Brandon Harvey, Jason Simonsen, Buck Ludwick, Bill Bieier. BACK ROW: Joe Forcella, Jason George, Daren Puett, Davis Pritchard, Reece Carey, Kip Funk, Coach Marsh, Frank Kelly. 2. Joe Forcella (23) sinks another one as Buck Ludwick (35) and Calvin Hamler (14) prepare for the rebound. 3. Darren Puett (50) tries to pull his team ahead with an inside shot as Joe Forcella (23), Buck Ludwick (35) and Calvin Hamler (14) cheer him on. 4. Sink it, Reece. (Reece Carey (25) and Brandon Harvey (55).) 5. Bill Bieier (21) discusses with a big- ger guy over who gets the ball as teammate Joe Forcella (23) anxious- ly awaits the outcome. 6. Darren Puett (50) is up against another Falcon as Referee Lane tries to stay out of the way. 9 1. FIFTH and SIXTH GRADE GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM, L to R: Mykie Eby, Coach Miss Logan, Kelly Ludwick, Tracy Smith, Danette Day, Kim Rooney, Marie Kamps, Cheryl Flesch, Jody Massar, and Angel Trettel. 2. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW, L to R: Janet Ludwick. SECOND ROW: Heather Higgins, Erin McMillen, Dixie Kamps, Sonja Dancer, Judy Bieler, Tessie Flager, Joie Bacon, Rhonda Holden, Lynette Larson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Clark, Becky Ostler, Susan Wessel, Julie Kieckbusch, Dianne Christensen, Karol Mark, Anita Shaw, Susie Chrest, Coach Miss Logan. 10 1. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW, L to R: Lance Barney, John Dietrich, Blane Mortensen, Alan Ostler, Cody Hensen, Jason Roylance, Keith Kneeland. SECOND ROW: Dennis Finnegan, Coach Lott, Jim Donegan, Doug Smith, William Shaffer, Clinton Par- sons, Tom Funk, Stacey Robertson, Pat Franklin, Jesse George. 2. Jason Roylance and Lance Barney (20) anxiously await their turn to show off their basketball skills for the crowd. 3. SEVENTH GRADE BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM, L to R: Clint Kemph, Coach Koenig, Jim Donegan, Jason Roylance, Vince Young, Cody Hensen, Lance Barney. 4. Clint Kemph (13) tries to outjump the opponent while Vince Young (5) waits for the ball. 5. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW, L to R: Dennis Finnegan, Blane Mortensen, Aaron Davis, Keith Kneeland, John Dietrich. BACK ROW: Stacey Robertson, Coach Koenig, William Shaffer, Coy Brown, Tom Funk, Doug Smith. 11 1. Sharon Flesch 2. Bonnie Elser 3. Beryl Mann 4. Audrey Maurer 5. Merrilee Wright 6. )im Lane 11. Kitty Logan 12. Dave Marsh 13. Kerry Koenig 14. Dave Lloyd 12 flth Etics 13 CitLj of Champions The track season started out with terrible weather and prov- ed to stay that way until the state tournament in Billings. But regardless of the weather, the track team performed super! At the district meet in Bozeman, the Sheridan girls came out tieing for first place with Twin Bridges. The boys also came home with a first place trophy. When it was time for divisionals, it was the same old story for the boys. They again came home with the first place trophy. The girls came home placing fourth. It was another week of practice for those going to state. At the meet everything went well and the girls ended up placing fifth out of 96 schools and the boys brought home the first place trophy! They were met by the fire engines in Sheridan and parad- ed around town. Thanks to all their hard work, we have become The City of Champions. 14 1. Mark Kieckbusch throws us a winning high five. 2. Fritz Bieler mourns the end of his race. 3. Jane Bieler breaks the string with a deep breath. 4. Mrs. Kieckbusch smiles at the winning time. 5. Decisions! Decisions! (Mr. Lott) 6. GIRLS' TRACK, FRONT ROW, L to R: Kathy Steiner, Korinne Lueck, Connie Pearson, Jane Bieler, Joan Bieler, Shelley Tezak, Lynn Elser, Mrs. Kieckbusch. BACK ROW: Rebecca Wood, Kim Guinnane, Nancy Jo Ed- misten, Rhonda Edmisten, Janet Ostler, Lana Krull. 7. BOYS' TRACK, FRONT ROW, L to R: Fritz Bieler, Brett Lloyd, Coach Lott, Paul Pallas, Tadd Babcock. SECOND ROW: Mike Qualls, Mark Kieckbusch, Jared Wright, Andrew Swager, Clint Mortensen, Tom Garrison. BACK ROW: Wade Wright, Bill Babcock, Darrell Dieringer. 8. Kathy Steiner runs to win. 9. Wade Wright goes for the gold. 10. Dam, missed again! (Becca Wood) 11. Thumbs up for that throw! (Jared Wright) 12. Lynn Elser shows us her form. 15 1. It's a race to the finish. (Jared Wright and Tom Garrison) 2. Up and Over, Connie. (Connie Pearson) 3. Wade Wright is glad to finish first. 4. Janet Ostler starts off the race. 5. Joan Bieler shows us her stuff. 6. Connie Pearson shows us the airplane jump. 7. Darrell Dieringer shows us the way it's done. 8. Way to 'Put' it Kim. (Kim Guinnane) Southmont Tractor Co. 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BOX 587 • SHERIDAN, MONTANA 59749 PHONE 400-842 5411 MEMBER FDIC WHERE TRADITION LIVES ON 19 1. The A-squad relaxes as they watch the B-squad game. 2. Kim Cuinnane (41) and Dana Forcella (15) rush to help Lisa Shafer (31) stop the ball. Shelley Tezak (33) protects the basket in back. 3. I can't believe they called that. (loan Bieler) U-l J g Next Vear! The frustration on Joan Bieler's face masks the feel- ings of all the Purplecats when they lost to the Ennis Mustangs at the District Tournament. It seemed that no matter how hard they fought the Mustangs still managed to stay ahead. That night they came back to defeat Lima and finish the season as winners. The girls under new coach Kerry Koenig, had a fan- tastic season. They were 11-5 for their entire season and 8-2 during conference play to place them second in the all-conference standings. To celebrate their winning record, the Purplecats went to dinner at the Black Angus in Butte on December 12. The girls enjoyed steak and various seafoods, along with several different drinks. They topped off the evening with Mudpie. 20 1. Now what do you want ? (Coach Koenig) 2. Lynn Elser (41) jumps for the ball as Joan Bieler (21), Con- nie Pearson (11), and Jane Bieler (31) wait to grab it. 3. SHERIDAN GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW, L to R: Dana Porcella, Manager Nancy Ostler, Lisa Shafer. BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Kitty Logan, Kathy Steiner, Rhonda Edmisten, Rebecca Wood, Connie Pearson, Lynn Elser, Kim Guinnane, Shelley Tezak, Janet Ostler, Joan Bieler, Jane Bieler, Korinne Lueck, Coach Kerry Koenig. 21 Football PiEflEctionB 22 1. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM, FRONT ROW, L to R: Blake Carey, James Ball. SECOND ROW: Frit Bieler, Jared Wright, Tony Te ak, Quinn Carver, Andrew Swager, Tadd Babcock, Preston Salisbury. THIRD ROW: Coach Leary, Scott Wessel, Paul Pallas, Clint Mortensen, Darrell Dieringer, Jerry Christensen, Brett Lloyd, Brian Staley, Coach King. 2. The offensive line planning another first down. 3. Tony Tezak (35) breaks a tackle as Darrell Dieringer (77) and Andrew Swager (25) run interference. 4. Darrell Dieringer (77) overpowers a White Sulphur Springs player. 5. The offensive line takes a breather while Andrew Swager (25) awaits directions from the sidelines. 6. Jared Wright (12) easily escapes an Ennis Mustang. 7. Andrew Swager (25) breaks a tackle while managing to stay in bounds. The Sheridan football team of 1983-84 consisted of six- teen boys who endured the long practices and the rough games. They were a very talented team with an overall record of 5-2. There were many outstanding players on the team this year. Senior Tony Tezak ended with an exceptional year with numerous touchdowns to his credit, jared Wright, Andrew Swager, Clint Mortenson, and Scott Wessel all contributed to the teams 33 touchdowns for a total of 255 points for the season. This season was full of unusual surprises for the team. During our game against Twin Bridges, quarterback lared Wright was hit hard early in the game and ended his season with a cast on his leg. The pressure was now on Andrew Swager, our back-up quarterback Some of the highlights for the season were the victory over our rival Twin Bridges, the victory over West Yellowstone, ending the season with a winning record, the end of the season prime rib dinner at The Hub, scar- ing the assistant coach after practices, and watching A Swager get killed. Freshman Fritz Bieler remembers the Clyde Park game the best because this happened to be the only game he played in! 23 HamEcnming Highlights S.H.S.'s homecoming festivities started on September 16 with the traditional parade through downtown Sheridan. The American Legion led the parade and was followed by the football and basketball players riding on the fire trucks with the floats close behind. The sophomores won first prize money of $25 with the slogan Burn those Bears! The seniors received second, freshmen third, and the juniors pulled an honorable mention for their efforts. After the morning events, the Panthers met the Lima Bears on the battlefield with the Pan- thers taking an easy victory. The final score was the Panthers 28, the Bears 18. Andrew Swager led the Panthers offensively with 116 yards on 21 carries, and scoring two touchdowns. Jared Wright and Tony Tezak each scored a touchdown. Way to go Panthers!! The Seniors, Wade Wright and Korinne Lueck, were crowned King and Queen. Other homecoming royalty were Juniors: Justin Rule and Nancy Jo Edmisten; Sophomores: Shane Escott and Audra Shaw; Freshmen: Bill Kemph and Janet Ostler. The S.H.S. Pep Club had Mr. Big perform for the Homcoming dance. Although the music was great, the attendance was ex- tremely low, and the Pep Club lost money! 1. Future Firemen, better known as the S.H.S. football players. 2. The Panthers are happy after another touchdown. 3. The S.H.S. Band adds spirit to the Homecoming Festivities. 4. The senior float, Your End Is Near received second place in the parade competition. 24 1. Sue cheers the Panthers to a Homecoming victory. (Sue Babcock) 2. The Sophomores took float honors with, Burn Those Bears! 3. Darrell Dieringer watches as Clint Mortensen stops a Lima first down. 4. If only I could make one more yard! (Jared Wright) REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Serving Southwest Montana Offices: Sheridan, Ennis, Dillon, Whitehall, Boulder Sheridan 842-5458 CHARLES KALLERER, Broker LAUREN MARTANSEH, Insurance REALTOR JOHN DUEZABOU, Real Estate Williams Feed, Inc. 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There were only two football cheerleaders this year, but that didn't mean there was any less cheering. Sue and Nancy helped cheer the boys into a winning season All eight basketball cheerleaders made up routines to songs. One of their dances was to Rock and Roll Party in the Street by Styx. It was always exciting to see which pyramid the girls would do after the school song, and once in a while the crowd even got a little tumbling demonstra- tion. It was fun for the crowd, but not too exciting for the cheerleaders who ended up on the bottom of the pile!!! 1. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Sue Babcock and Nancy Jo Edmisten. 2. VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS, L to R: Nancy Jo Ed- misten, Jane Bieler, Sue Babcock, and Joan Bieler. 3. Nancy Jo, Sue, Joan and Jane get the spirit rolling! 4. With a little help from Kim Guinnane and Rhonda Edmisten, Sue Bab- cock is walking tall. 5. The pyramid that made the cheerleaders famous! (Joan Bieler, Sue Bab- cock, Shelley Tezak, Jane Bieler, Nancy Jo Edmisten, Kim Guinnane,- Rhonda Edmisten and Janet Ostler.) 6. JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Janet Ostler, Kim Guinnane, Shelley Tezak, and Rhonda Edmisten. 7. Wade, Darrell and Ron dream of the day that they might become cheerleaders! (Janet Ostler, Shelley Tezak, Wade Wright, Darrell Dier- inger, Ron Nunley, Sue Babcock, Rhonda Edmisten, Jane Bieler, and Nancy Jo Edmisten.) 30 Crass- CnuntrLj Capers Contrary to what many believe, sports are much more than competition. They are full of neat surprises and hopefully only a few bad experiences. The 1983 cross-country season was very successful, but also fun filled. One day the coaches were going to give the runners their times after each mile, but un- fortunately they had a flat tire; by the time they caught up to the boys they had already run three miles. The runners thought they were running the marathon mile! Roger Shaffer had knee surgery during the season, so at times he was seen traveling with the runners on a bike. Thanks to lemon juice, gum, oranges, and Gatoraid, the run- ners were always ready to win. Most of the runners ran junior varsity, except Mark who ran on varsity occasionally. The cross-country team had an awesome season! 1. CROSS-COUNTRY, FRONT ROW, L to R: Gus Wuelfing, Chris Franklin, Robert Simonsen. BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Miss Thompson, Mike Qualls, Mark Kieckbusch, Roger Shaffer, and Coach Mrs. Wright. 2. Robert Simonsen heads for the finish line in record time at the State meet in Helena. 3. Sheridan Cross-Country takes time out to study trees. 4. Mark Kieckbusch passes another opponent in hopes of finishing first. 32 THE HOMESTEAD HOUSE Prospector Drive-In GRUBSTAKE MINI MART Quality Home Furnishing Dillon Toll Free Telephone Enterprise 900 Appliance Service AT T Phone Center The biggest little store you've ever seen! Best ice cream you've ever eaten! Mini Tire Shop Car Wash BEAVERHEAD BAR SUPPLY Sheridan Budweiser Wholesalers 683-5161 129 N. Montana Dillon O’Rourke Painting Construction Free Estimates On Your New Building And Remodeling Congratulations 1984 Graduates! William Leroy Babcock Joan Marian Bieler Caroline Louise Coad Leon Fredrick Coon Projects Sheridan 842-5649 Darrell Edward Dieringer Kimberly Kay Dietrich Lynn Ellen Elser Carol Ann Larson James Clifford Ludwick Korinne Kay Lueck Lori Lea Mantz Reed Lee Rowberry Lauren Elaine Salisbury Frederick Bond Seindensticker III Joseph Dominic Shackleton Anthony Paul Tezak Rebecca Anne Wood Wade Lee Wright 33 1. SHS DRILL TEAM, FRONT ROW, L to R: Connie Pearson, Lynn Elser. SECOND ROW: Leisa Harvey, Dana Forcella, Laurae Knapp, Bronwen Stine, Carol Sporich, Carol Larson. THIRD ROW: Lauri Salisbury, Kim Dietrich, Kris Nelson, Leslie Williams, Tonia Sneddon, Tammy Quilici. BACK ROW: Dawn White, Lori Mantz, Jodi Bennett, Audra Shaw, Nancy Ostler, Lisa Shafer. 2. Mrs. Kieckbusch shows the drill team a new step to be included in their drill to the song Beat It by Michael Jackson. 3. Connie Pearson, Nancy Ostler and Laurae Knapp practice their drill at noon. 4. Forming the spoke of the pinwheel are Jodi Bennett, Lauri Salisbury, and Kim Dietrich. 34 1. Preparing for the kick, Laurae Knapp and Dana Forcella line up. 2. Bronwen Stine, Nancy Ostler, Tonia Sneddon, Carol Sporich, Leisa Harvey, and Audra Shaw per- form at halftime during the Twin Bridges vs Sheridan game. 3. Audra Shaw, Tonia Sneddon, and Lisa Shafer per- form during halftime to the song Human Touch by Rick Springfield. 4. Lisa Shafer and Kris Nelson bring up the tail end of the S in the drill to Human Touch. 5. Lori Mantz practices getting those legs up. 6. Lisa Shafer, Audra Shaw, and Lynn Elser try to get together before they have to do their drill for real. 7. Carol Larson pays full attention while being taught a new step. 35 36 V □LLEi_jbs.il □Ebut 1. Wrong way, Laurae! (Laurae Knapp) 2. Nancy Ostler sets the ball only to hope someone spikes it. 3. Janet Ostler eyes the ball. 4. Lori Mantz in deep concentration. 5. Audra Shaw runs for the ball as everyone prays she gets it. 6. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, L to R: Bronwen Stine, Tonia Sneddon, Lori Mantz, Janet Ostler, Coach Lori Waldemar, Audra Shaw, Nancy Ostler, Laurae Knapp, Leisa Harvey. NOT PICTURED: Lana Krull. 1. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, L to R: Sue Babcock, Nancy Jo Ed- misten, Lynn Elser, Kim Guin- nane, Joan Bieler, Connie Pear- son, Rhonda Edmisten, Coach Kitty Logan. 2. Sue Babcock shows us excellent form on her back-bump. 3. The tired giris take a breather between games. 4. Nancy Jo Edmisten sets the ball for Connie Pearson to make the kill. We're the first! Volleyball as a variety sport finally arrived at Sheridan High School. Season play began at the Whitehall Invitational where SHS took third place. A season record was compiled of 3 wins and 14 losses. The Panthers were coached by Kitty Logan and Lori Waldemar. Tourney members included Joan Bieler, Lynn Elser, Lori Mantz, Nancy |o Edmisten, Connie Pearson, Sue Babcock, Tonia Sneddon, Nancy Ostler, Audra Shaw, Kim Guinnane, Rhonda Edmisten, and )anet Ostler. Highlights of the season were attending a clinic presented by the U S. Olympic Volleyball team and then watching them in action against Cuba, pizza, and staying overnight at Divisional Tournament in Bozeman, March 23 and 24. Everyone is excited and ready for next year's play. 37 The 1983-84 basketball season started with thirty boys trying out for the team. Ten of them made the A- squad. The remaining were divided in the B and C-squads. Throughout the season the numbers dwindled for various reasons, causing the C-squad to be eliminated and some of the B-squad to move up to the A-squad. The season was a thriller for the au- diences that watched the team hurdle their way into first place in the Con- ference. The District Tournament was held in Butte on February 23-25. The first game played against Ennis was a disappointment to the fans as well as to the team. We lost with a score of 74-64. We then played Twin Bridges the next morning and came out on top. We came home with third place in the district. After their practice in the Butte Civic Center in Butte, the team enjoyed steaks at Terri's. This was their end-of- the-season dinner. The highlights, as given by various team members, included the win over Harrison and also beating West Yellowstone. The team did a fine job this year even though they had some problems. The A-squad's final record was 14-4 and the B- and C-squad ended with an 11-11 record. 38 1. BOYS' BASKETBALL, A-SQUAD, FRONT ROW, L to R: Scott Wessel, Mark Kieckbusch, Jared Wright, Tom Garrison, Mike Qualls. BACK ROW: Mgr. Quinn Carver, Wade Wright, Jerry Christensen, Darrell Dieringer, Rich Herrygers, Fred Seidensticker, Boyd Hatch, Brett Lloyd, Mgr. Tadd Babcock. 2. Wade Wright sinks one during the warmup. 3. Mark Kieckbusch (12) congratulates Fred Seidensticker (40) on his good basketball skills as Jared Wright is getting ready to celebrate their win over West Yellowstone. 4. Coach Lott explains the techniques of basketball to Mark Kieckbusch (12) during the win over Wilsall. 5. Mark Kieckbusch (12) is blocked while Fred Seidensticker (40) is trying to figure out where he should be. 6. Darrell Dieringer tries to show the opponent just how tough he is while the referee makes sure he stays out of the way. 7. BOYS' BASKETBALL, B-SQUAD, FRONT ROW, L to R: Mike Ball, Andy Qualls, and Roger Shaffer. BACK ROW: Coach Lane, Bill Kemph, Clinton King, Paul Pallas, Shane Escott, Brian Staley, Fritz Bieler, Mike Vesco, James Ball, Mgr. Tadd Babcock. 8. Brett Lloyd (10) is thrown off balance by a Wolverine player during a jump ball. 9. The enthused team sits by while Coach Lane shouts encouragement to the players. 10. Fritz Bieler (22) takes the ball down the floor with hopes of scoring a basket. 11. The team huddles together to listen to Coach Lane during a time out. 12. Brett Lloyd (24) shoots a layup while Fritz Bieler (44) comes in to rebound. 39 5cnrebnard Sheridan 36 EOOTBALL West Yellowstone Sheridan 14 Ennis Sheridan 28 Lima Sheridan 63 Gardiner Sheridan 58 Clyde Park Sheridan 36 Twin Bridges Sheridan 20 White Sulphur Springs GIRLS' BASKETBALL Sheridan 23 Varsity Boulder Sheridan 41 West Yellowstone Sheridan 47 Ennis Sheridan 50 Willow Creek Sheridan 25 Drummond Sheridan 48 Willow Creek Sheridan 43 Lima Sheridan 44 Ennis Sheridan 46 West Yellowstone Sheridan 46 Harrison Sheridan 29 Twin Bridges Sheridan 41 Ennis Sheridan 61 Lima Sheridan 40 West Yellowstone Sheridan 28 Twin Bridges Sheridan 66 Harrison TOURNAMENT GAMES Sheridan 32 Ennis Sheridan 39 West Yellowstone Sheridan 53 Lima Sheridan 10 JR. Varsity Ennis Sheridan 18 Lima Sheridan 26 Ennis Sheridan 25 Twin Bridges Sheridan 21 Ennis Sheridan 39 Lima Sheridan 27 Twin Bridges BOYS' BASKETBALL Sheridan 73 Varsity Butte Central J.V s Sheridan 50 Wilsall Sheridan 86 Phillipsburg Sheridan 73 Butte Central J.V s Sheridan 92 Lima Sheridan 70 Ennis Sheridan 63 West Yellowstone Sheridan 75 Harrison Sheridan 53 Twin Bridges Sheridan 73 Ennis Sheridan 83 Lima Sheridan 78 West Yellowstone Sheridan % Twin Bridges Sheridan 56 Harrison TOURNAMENT GAMES Sheridan 64 Ennis Sheridan 83 Twin Bridges Sheridan 64 Harrison BOYS' BASKETBALL Sheridan 32 B-C Squad Butte Sheridan 32 Butte Central Sheridan 70 Wilsall Sheridan 48 Phillipsburg Sheridan 71 Granite Sheridan 52 Butte West Jr. High Sheridan 74 Butte Central Sophs Sheridan 41 Lima Sheridan 48 Ennis Sheridan 49 Ennis Sheridan 29 West Yellowstone Sheridan 29 West Yellowstone Sheridan 49 Harrison 24 Sheridan Sheridan 44 Sheridan 18 Sheridan 18 Sheridan 8 Sheridan 26 Sheridan 65 Sheridan Sheridan 45 Sheridan 17 38 59 Sheridan 56 46 Sheridan 33 38 Sheridan 23 37 Sheridan 56 25 Sheridan 33 38 Sheridan 37 22 Sheridan 43 Sheridan 17 45 Sheridan 25 Sheridan 14 31 Sheridan 22 31 Sheridan 17 26 Sheridan Sheridan 74 48 41 Sheridan 71 54 Sheridan 58 67 77 44 Sheridan 59 61 73 Sheridan 72 53 Sheridan 74 58 62 Sheridan Sheridan Sheridan 64 52 58 Sheridan 40 34 Sheridan 50 75 36 Sheridan 53 37 22 Sheridan 30 45 66 Harrison 58 30 Whitehall 38 35 Twin Bridges 41 29 Twin Bridges 34 44 Ennis 43 44 Whitehall 43 41 West Yellowstone 45 51 Twin Bridges 58 62 Harrison 65 VOLLEYBALL SCORES 15 Ennis 9 7 15 15 8 6 Whitehall 15 8 15 2 Twin Bridges 15 4 15 3 Twin Bridges 15 8 15 15 Ennis 3 15 7 11 West Yellowstone 15 14 16 5 Belgrade 15 9 15 11 West Yellowstone 15 12 15 15 Ennis 1 15 6 3 Twin Bridges 15 15 2 3 15 4 Whitehall 15 4 15 6 Belgrade 15 10 15 0 Whitehall 15 6 15 3 Butte 15 4 15 0 15 5 Twin Bridges 15 10 15 1 Belgrade 15 10 15 3 Three Forks 15 7 15 TOURNAMENT GAMES 15 Ennis 4 13 15 15 13 3 Belgrade 15 15 1 4 15 4 Three Forks 15 14 JR. VARSITY 16 6 Twin Bridges 15 8 15 15 Ennis 10 15 6 5 Whitehall 15 15 8 10 15 2 Butte 15 2 15 9 Twin Bridges 15 15 13 2 15 5 Belgrade 15 7 15 3 Three Forks 15 7 15 40 1 FreshmEn 41 Mike Ball Fritz Bieler Tammy Burgelt Blake Carey jerry Christensen Rhonda Fdmisten Dana Forcella Janet Ostler 4 S 4 Kim Guinnane Leisa Harvey Dan Higgins Bill Kemph Paul Pallas 42 Andy Qualls Lisa Shafer Shiree Terrell Shelley Tezak Scott Wessel Leslie Williams Doug Wilson Chris Young 1. FRESHMEN CLASS OF- FICERS, L to R:Rhonda Edmisten, Vice President; Brett Lloyd, President; lanet Ostler, Secretary; Paul Pallas, Class Representative. 2. Kim Guinnane in her nor- mal state of awe. 3. Three freshmen boys who hope to pursue a career in modeling. (Bill Kemph, Blake Carey, and Fritz Bieler.) 43 1. ''Come on. I'm trying to study! (Dana Forcella and Leisa Harvey) 2. What's the world coming to? (Rhonda Edmisten and Kim Guinnane) 3. SURPRISE! (Janet Ostler) 4. All dressed up and no place to go. (Dana Forcella and Shelley Tezak) 5. Hello ...? (Kim Guinnane) 6. Ron Benfit tells all. (Andy Qualls and Blake Carey) 44 5nphnmarES 45 1. Choosing study hall over a cold noon hour, Robert Simonsen and Roger Shaffer study history. 2. The twins sneak some candy while waiting for the bell to ring. (Dawn White and Kris Nelson) 3. Boyd Hatch, Clint Mortensen, and Tom Garrison do their impression of the cheerleaders! Tadd Babcock Quinn Carver Shane Escott Tom Garrison Laurae Knapp Clinton King Mark Kiechbusch Boyd Hatch 46 Tammy Quilici Mike Qualls Kris Nelson Clint Mortensen Preston Salisbury Roger Shaffer Audra Shaw Robert Simonsen 1. The Sophomore biology class takes a break from studying frogs to say hi. 2. Carol Sporich caught upstairs during noon hour. 3. Mike Vesco: ''What do you mean I'm gullible ? 47 1. Bron Stine explains computers to Nancy Wilson while Tammy Quilici, Laurae Knapp, Leisa Harvey, and Tammy Burgett watch another more in- teresting subject. 2. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Laurae Knapp, Secretary-Treasurer; Quinn Carver, Vice President; Tom Garrison, Student Council Representative; Mike Qualls, President. Mike Vesco Dawn White Nancy Wilson Carol Sporich Brian Staley Bronwen Stine Jared Wright 4« FestivitiES Here Cotes 5anta Claus... 1. The Kindergarten serenade us with their songs. 2. A surprise appearance from Santa Claus captured the children's attention. 3. So now what do we do? (Mykie Eby, Cheryl Flesch, Lorraine Edg- mond, Kelly Ludwick, Suzanne Clark) 4. Members of the sixth grade show us their musical talent. 5. Jody Massar is in a hurry to get home after the concert. 6. Get down, Becca! (Becca Wood and Brett Lloyd) 7. Jane Bieler and the band are real excited to be playing for the crowd. 5pringtimE fTlElndiES 1. The kindergarten has fun singing Hotdog and B-1-N-G-O. 2. The drummers are excited about the song. 3. The saxophone players use their hot air wisely. 4. The eighth graders need some help singing The Yellow Rose. 5. The second grade sang The Green Grass Grew All Around. 6. Which way next? (Mr. Dancer) 7. The fifth grade has a little conference before singing. 51 1. Mrs. Merrin, the director of the play, helps the actors to remember their lines. 2. Andrew Swager, Korinne Lueck, and Kathy Steiner were nice enough to pose for pictures before the big night. 3. Tony tries to convince Alice that they will make a perfect couple. 4. Some of the cast taking their final bow. 5. Jane Bieler turns from white to black in a mat- ter of minutes. 6. Grandpa poses for one last picture before he becomes a star. 7. The Sycamore family and their guests are led in prayer by Grandpa before they eat their big meal of cornflakes. 8. Mr. De Pinna is looking good, while Penny adds the final touches to the piece of art. 9. Gayle, an actress, has one last drink before she heads to bed. Donald and Penny patient- ly wait for her to finish. 10. Nancy Edmisten wants Lynn Elser to look perfect before she makes her grand entrance. 11. The Sycamore house is invaded by under- cover cops, and all of them are carried off to jail. 52 Penelope Sycamore Essie Rheba Paul Sycamore Mr. De Pinna Ed Donald Martin Vanderbof (Grandpa) Alice Henderson Tony Kirby Boris Kolenkhov Gayle Wellington Mr. Kirby Mrs. Kirby The Man Mac |im Olga (Grand Duchess) Stage Manager Director Can With ’t T aha Vou” Lana Krull Korinne Lueck Jane Bieler James Ball Sam Stone Ron Nunley Karen Nunley Darrell Dieringer Nancy Edmisten Jodi Bennett Wade Wright Andrew Swager Sue Babcock Reed Rowberry Lynn Elser Jodi Bennett Rose Casey Kathy Steiner Lori Man! Rebecca Wood Mrs. Merrin 1. Dave Redfield, the Junior class president of Twin Bridges, helps untangle crepe paper. 2. Lana Krull and Jodi Bennett decorate the gym walls with the prom colors of dark blue, turquoise, and light blue. 3. Kim Dietrich and her escort, Larry Morris, enjoy a slow dance for a change. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kieckbusch dance to a song performed by the band Divide By 2. 5. Nancy Ostler tries to figure out which blue goes where. 6. From the top of a ladder, Connie Pearson gives the juniors directions. 7. Justin Rule and his Sheridan High sweetheart, Dana Forcella, jitterbug. 8. Rose Casey decorates the tables with white paper and light blue crepe paper. 9. Prince Justin Rule, Princess Sue Babcock, and Queen Korinne Lueck take their place on stage. 10. ROYALTY, FRONT ROW, L to R: Patrick Burke, Diana Strozzi, Korinne Lueck, Donna Redfield. BACK ROW: Wade Wright, Sue Babcock, Justin Rule, and Denise Dwyer. 11. Karen Nunley brings in another ladder to conquer the crepe paper. 12. Connie Pearson and Andrew Swager stuff pomps into the hedges. 13. Justin Rule points out a problem to Mr. Leary. 14. Lisa Stewart carefully picks her way through a jungle of crepe paper. 15. From her perch atop a ladder, Kathy Steiner carefully hangs streamers. 16. Karen Nunley, Kathy Steiner, Sue Babcock, and Connie Pearson stuff hedges to form the prom theme Paradise. Paradise 55 t i A Awards Night 1. Tom Garrison is happy with his new trophy, the Keith Edsall track award. 2. Lynn Elser receives the girls' good sportsmanship award from Mr. Koenig. 3. Lauri Salisbury is happy with the commercial award. 4. loan Bieler and Darrell Dieringer receive their valedictorian and salutatorian awards. 5. Jane Bieler, Sue Babcock and Nancy Jo Edmisten accept their cheerleading letters. 6. Nancy Ostler and Nancy Jo Edmisten are all smiles over their typing awards presented by Mrs. O'Rourke. 7. Darrell Dieringer accepts the Ron Christensen drama award. 8. Wade Wright is pleased to accept the Kenneth Lueck Scholarship. 9. Mr. Kieckbusch gives Mark Kieckbusch and Carol Larson their perfect atten- dance awards. 10. Bronwen Stine receives the biology trophy from Mr. Kieckbusch. 57 T □marrow's Leaders 1. Boy, do they look nervous! 2. Fred Seidensticker and Bill Babcock congratulate each other on a job well done. 3. Lynn Elser can't figure out what she's supposed to do. 4. Bill Babcock and Joan Bieler are anxious for their diplomas. 5. Justin Rule gives Korinne a steady hand. 6. Leon Coon just can't believe he's made it. 7. Boys we sure fooled them, didn't we? 8. Salutatorian Darrell Dieringer gives one last speech. 9. Mr. Kieckbusch welcomes everyone to Sheridan's 80th graduation. 10. Mr. Kieckbusch explains to the seniors the art of graduation. 11. Some of the graduates are ready for their congratulations. 12. Speaker Marc Shackleton gives the graduates a few words of advice. 13. Kim Dietrich helps Carrie Coad to get into her gown. 14. Wade Wright looks all alone as he walks down the aisle. 15. Becca Wood makes sure Joan Bieler's cap is on for good. 16. Dominic Shackleton mellows out while Lori Mantz paces back and forth. 59 12 Juniors Honor 5Eniors 1. The seniors and their parents enjoy the ham dinner. 2. Tony Tezak reads the class history. 3. judy Bieler checks to make sure everyone has enough. 4. Lauri Salisbury reads the class wills. 5. Junior mothers are thanked for their superb dinner. 6. ' What a relief, we're done! (Elizabeth Swager and Hope Pearson) 60 Taha a Chance! 1. Mike Quail's true side comes out every car- nival night. 2. Korinne Lueck explains the correct procedure for a successful booth to William Shaffer, Keith Kneeland, Kathy Steiner, and John Dietrich. 3. The first human totem pole was an exhibit at this year's carnival. 4. Everyone is having a good time at the carnival. 5. Danrell Dieringer takes the plunge. 6. Mr. Koenig wonders who the next winner will be. 61 HvmniHiiiiiiiiiiivtiii 1. U of M Days participant from SHS was Joan Bieler. 2. 1984 GIRLS' STATE DELEGATES, L to R: Sue Babcock, Connie Pearson. 3. MSU HIGH SCHOOL WEEK ATTENDANTS, L to R: Rebecca Wood and Lynn Elser 4. SHS Boys' State Delegate Justin Rule. 62 1. Monica Maloney and Lou Birdsili prepare lunch for the hungry mobs of S.H.S. 2. Jack Simonsen relaxes before his hectic day of sweeping begins. 3. Bruce Pearson takes time out to pose. 4. BUS DRIVERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Roy Smith, Kay Caldwell, Frank Moore. 5. Get ready, Monica, here they come. (Bruce Pearson, Matt Peterson, Monica Maloney) 66 Organizations 67 5tudEnt Council RuIes 68 1. FRONT ROW, L to R: Justin Rule, Junior Class President; Nancy Ostler, Junior Class Representative; Kathy Steiner, Secretary; Tom Garrison, Sophomore Class Representative; and Paul Pallas, Freshman Class Representative. BACK ROW: Mike Qualls, Sophomore Class President; Brett Lloyd, Freshman Class President; Darrell Dieringer, President; Wade Wright, Senior Class President; Tony Tezak, Vice President. 2. Joan Bieler receives a ballot from Darrell Dieringer for the student council elections. 3. President Darrell Dieringer conducts the voting process. 1. SCHOOL BOARD, L to R: Coy Brown, Dale Elser, Jerry Hecker, Chairman Doug Smith, Jenny Ostler, Phil Higgins, and Suzie Shaffer. 2. Once again there is mass confusion at the student council elections. 3. Joan Bieler, Darrell Dieringer and Clint Mortensen count the ballots. 4. Boyd Hatch helps Tom Garrison handle all of the student council's phone calls. 5. President Darrell Dieringer relaxes after a not so hectic year. 69 1. Scott Wessel and Tony Tezak discuss the play. 2. GIRLS' CLUB, L to R: Nancy Jo Edmisten, Sue Babcock, Jane Bieler, Becca Wood, Kathy Steiner, Korinne Lueck, Joan Bieler, Lynn Elser, Connie Pearson. 3. BOYS' CLUB, FRONT ROW, L to R: Fritz Bieler, Ron Nunley, Dominic Shackleton, Tony Tezak, Jim Ludwick, Rich Herrygers. SECOND ROW: Scott Wessel, Mark Kieckbusch, Brian Staley, Jared Wright, James Ball, Quinn Carver, Paul Pallas, Preston Salisbury. BACK ROW: Darrell Dieringer, Andrew Swager, Wade Wright, Clint Mortensen, Brett Lloyd, Tom Garrison. 4. Korinne Lueck, Now what do Ido? 5. Mark Kieckbusch takes a break at a cross country meet. 70 1. PEP CLUB, FRONT ROW, L to R: Mike Vesco, Rebecca Wood, Joan Bieler, Jane Bieler, Sue Babcock, Rhonda Edmisten, Janet Ostler, Dana Forcella, Korinne Lueck. SECOND ROW: Tom Garrison, Lynn Elser, Boyd Hatch, Shelley Tezak, Clint Mortensen, Kim Guinnane, Rich Herrygers, Darrell Dieringer, Andrew Swager. BACK ROW: Wade Wright, Nancy Jo Edmisten, Kathy Steiner, Connie Pearson. 2. Connie Pearson, Pep Club President, plans Parents' Night. 3. Joan Bieler and Sue Babcock make quite a showing on Punk Day during Spirit Week. 4. Jerry Christensen and Leslie Williams race against Mrs. Merrin and Miss Shipe to see who can make a mummy first at the Pep Rally. 5. Clint Mortensen, Dana Forcella, Shelley Tezak, Boyd Hatch, and Tom Gar- rison were just hangin' around during Spirit Week! 6. Wade Wright and Nancy Jo Edmisten on just a normal day at S.H.S? National Honor 5ociEtLj 1. Joan Bieler prefers her hamburger RARE! 2. HONOR SOCIETY, FRONT ROW, L to R: Connie Pear- son, Rebecca Wood, Lauri Salisbury, Bronwen Stine, Laurae Knapp, Mrs. Merrin. BACK ROW, L to R: Joan Bieler, Lynn Elser, Darrell Dieringer, Mark Kieckbusch, Roger Shaffer. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Ostler. 3. Bronwen Stine sure isn't camera shy. 4. HONOR SOCIETY, NEW MEMBERS, L to R: Laurae Knapp, Rebecca Wood, Connie Pearson, Bronwen Stine, Mark Kieckbusch, Roger Shaffer. NOT PICTURED: Nancy Ostler. 5. The parents enjoy an evening out too. 6. Mrs. Bieler and Mr. and Mrs. Kieckbusch are just happy to be here. 7. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS, L to R: Darrell Dieringer, Vice President; Lynn Elser, President; Joan Bieler, Treasurer; Lauri Salisbury, Secretary. 8. Roger Shaffer is practicing for his future career, modeling! 9. Lynn Elser congratulates Lauri Salisbury for her awesome work in Honor Society. 10. Darcy Salisbury waits for the day she can be a member of the National Honor Society. 11. Mrs. Merrin, Lynn Elser, and Rebecca Wood enjoy the refreshments. 73 1. JOURNALISM, FRONT ROW, L to R: Lana Krull, Rose Casey, and Dominic Shackleton. SECOND ROW: Carol Larson, Mrs. Merrin, Jane Bieler, Doug Heath, Sue Babcock, Nancy Jo Edmisten, Wade Wright, and Karen Nunley. THIRD ROW: Korinne Lueck, Joan Bieler, and Rebecca Wood. 2. Karen Nunley daydreams about her secret admirer. 3. Rose Casey glares at the camera. 4. One more courageous staff member gazes off into space. (Lana Krull) 5. Joan Bieler is working to meet the paper deadline. 6. Time to repair the machine once again! (Mrs. Merrin) 7. Sue Babcock takes time to read her book as Korinne Lueck tries to think up a story for the paper. 74 1. Mrs. O'Rourke enjoys her free time between deadlines. 2. Wow, what a picture! (Connie Pearson) 3. What do I do now? (Joan Bieler) 4. Becca Wood shows her usual state of mind. 5. ANNUAL STAFF, FRONT ROW, L to R: Carrie Coad, Connie Pearson (editor), Nancy Jo Edmisten, Joan Bieler, and Rebecca Wood. SE- COND ROW: Mrs. O'Rourke, Nancy Ostler, Lana Krull, Lynn Elser, and Lauri Salisbury. 6. Nancy Ostler tries to write captions. FFfl Leads the Wag i,nr � ' , • 1� iwyi ji j r 4 • . i £.. i , r i ■i • 9 mi ■■ |gSr? 1 1. Scott Wessel and Bill Kemph are proud of their achievements in FFA. 2. NEW OFFICERS FOR THE 1984-85 YEAR ARE: Secretary, Audra Shaw; Vice President, Tom Garrison; Sentinel, Scott Wessel; President, Justin Rule; Treasurer, Bill Kemph; and Advisor, Mr. Wilson. NOT PICTURED IS: Reporter, Mike Qualls. 3. Jim Ludwick, Tony Tezak, Bill Babcock, and Fred Seidensticker show off their skills at... something! 4. Even Mr. Wilson gets sold at the slave auction. 5. The freshmen are excited about learning new things in FFA. 6. Rhonda Edmisten, Kim Guinnane, and Audra Shaw wait anxiously for their turn to be sold at the an- nual slave auction. Also pictured is Darcy Salisbury. 7. FFA, L to R: Mike Vesco; Treasurer, Tom Garrison; Sentinel, Tim Dietrich; Clint Mortensen; President, Tony Tezak; Mike Qualls, Boyd Hatch; Secretary, Quinn Carver; Reporter, Roger Shaffer; Robert Simonsen, Leon Coon, Brett Lloyd, Andy Qualls, Doug Wilson, Korinne Lueck, Mike Ball, Kim Guin- nane; Vice President, Justin Rule; Rhonda Edmisten, Paul Pallas, Scott Wessel, Bill Kemph; Advisor, Mr. Wilson; Fritz Bieler, Dan Higgins, and Blake Carey. 8. Brett Uoyd went for big bucks at the slave auction, thanks to auctioneer Jack Hatch. 9. Mr. Wilson shows his students the proper way to use a saw. 1. Shelley Tezak and Laurae Knapp listen intensely during an FHA meeting. 2. What's this answer supposed to be? (Dana Forcella, Leslie Williams, and Janet Ostler) 3. FHA, FRONT ROW, L to R: Dawn White, and Leisa Harvey. SECOND ROW: Kris Nelson, Shelley Tezak, Dana Forcella, Rebecca Wood, and Karen Nunley. THIRD ROW: Bronwen Stine, Rose Casey, Lori Mantz, Kim Dietrich, Tammy Quilici, and Miss Shipe. FOURTH ROW: Lynn Elser, Joan Bieler, and Laurae Knapp. 4. Karen Nunley recites the FHA Creed to Rose Casey. 5. Bronwen Stine, Leisa Harvey, Lori Mantz, and Kim Dietrich are totally impressed by the new money- making idea. 6. President Joan Bieler conducts another important meeting. 7. STATE CONVENTION MEMBERS, L to R: Tadd Babcock, Dana Forcella, Shelley Tezak, Laurae Knapp, Bronwen Stine, and Leisa Harvey. 8. Miss Shipe, FHA adviser, gives her ideas to the members. 9. Kathy Steiner works on the FHA projects. 10. Where is the FHA meeting? (Jodi Bennett) 78 Future Homemakers of America, better known as FHA, is a program designed for the Home Economics students at S.H.S. They hold a variety of dinners to acquaint new members into the organization and also to introduce the parents. The activity that is carried on year after year is held during the Christmas holidays. The FHA sponsors a dinner for the members, then they prepare for the caroling. This is designed to enlighten the holidays for the older residents as well as the younger generation. If it is impossible to go caroling, or just as another activity, they plan a hayride for enjoyment. Many of the members this year attended the district convention held in Butte. Any of the members interested may at- tend. The state convention, which was held in Missoula, has to be earned by the members. This is done by accumulating points throughout the year. The members sell concessions at basketball and volleyball games and attend the various ac- tivities to earn these points. As with any other organization, the FHA needs a source of income. This is managed by selling concessions at the various games and also by selling Sweetheart cookies and suckers for Valentine's Day. The FHA is a good organization for the individual who likes to be active in the Home Economics field. 1. HIGH SCHOOL BAND, FRONT ROW, L to R: James Ball, Nan- cy Wilson, Bronwen Stine, Lynn Elser. SECOND ROW: Kim Guinnane, Quinn Carver, Leslie Williams, Rhonda Edmisten, Janet Ostler. BACK ROW: Paul Pallas, Mark Kieckbusch, Brett Lloyd, Jane Bieler, Rebecca Wood, Andy Qualls, Mr. Dancer. 2. Play that funky music! (Bronwen Stine) 3. Lynn Elser wonders where the rest of the band is. 4. BEGINNING BAND, FRONT ROW, L to R: Jason Simonsen, Cheryl Flesch, Suzanne Clark, Trevor Walter, Calvin Hamler. SECOND ROW: Bill Bieler, Jason George, Darren Puett. BACK ROW: Jeremy Smith, Joe Forcella, Mr. Dancer, Craig Keller, Buck Ludwick. 5. SIXTH GRADE BAND, FRONT ROW, L to R: Kim Rooney, Jody Massar, Jody Cassy, Jenny Andrle, Tracy Smith, Leann Hecker. BACK ROW: Cathy Qualls, Kip Funk, Mr. Dancer, Frank Kelly, Reece Carey, Davis Pritchard. 6. JUNIOR HIGH BAND, FRONT ROW, L to R: Michelle Clark, Rhonda Holden, Julie Kieckbusch, Judy Bieler, Susan Wessel. SECOND ROW: Becky Ostler, Anita Shaw, William Shaffer. BACK ROW: Joie Bacon, Mr. Dancer, Sonja Dancer, Alan Ostler, Lance Barney. 80 STInrning Choir 1. MORNING CHOIR, L to R: Janet Ostler, Joan Bieler, Sue Babcock, Carol Larson, Nancy Ostler. NOT PICTURED: Lana Krull. 2. Sue Babcock tries to convince the rest of the chorus that she can't sing with a hangnail. 3. Joan Bieler seems to have momentarily forgotten the song! Juniors 83 NOT PICTURED: Nancy Jo Edmisten Sam Stone Justin Rule Lana Krull Jane Bieler Karen Nunley Tonia Sneddon 84 Sue Babcock Rose Casey Nancy Ostler Kathy Steiner James Ball Jodi Bennett Tim Dietrich Connie Pearson Andrew Swager 1. Jodi Bennett Tim Dietrich think reading is tun. 2. 'Karen, get to class! (Karen Nunley) 3. Andrew Swager tills in while Mr. Keller takes a break. 4. Sue Nancy jo give us their best sides. (Sue Babcock, Nancy Jo Edmisten) 5. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, L to R: Nancy Ostler, Student Council Represen- tative; Connie Pearson, Secretary-Treasurer; Jane Bieler, Vice President; Justin Rule, President. 6. Sue Babcock and Connie Pearson go punk. 7. The difference in tacial expression tells the differences in grades on the big history test. (Jodi Bennett, Lana Krull) 8. Nancy Jo Edmisten tries to convince Mrs. Merrin that SHE never sleeps in class! 9. Sue Babcock is so interested in her love letter, she can't even take time out to flash us a smile. 85 1. Tonia Sneddon just LOVES Volleyball. 2. What do I do, WHAT DO I DO? (Sue Babcock) 3. Grumpy, Sleepy, and Smiley wait patiently for the big match. (Nancy Jo Edmisten, Connie Pearson, Sue Babcock) 4. Rose Casey reads her play book, while Karen Nunley seems to be in deep thought. 5. Nancy Ostler, with that profile, you ought to become a model! 6. Andrew Swager hurries down the hall, with Sam Stone in hot pursuit. 86 Z8 Valedictorian Salutatorian Joan Marian Bieler Boner Darrell Edward Dieringer Claude 1. SEMOR CLASS OfHCIRS, L Io R: loan Bieler, Secretary- Treasurer; Wade Wright, President; Lynn Elser, Vice Z The Beauty and the Beast! (Wade Wright and DarreB Dieringer) William LeRoy Babcock Caroline Louise Coad Leon Fredrick Coon Kimberly Kay Dietrich Kim Lynn Ellen Elser Lynard Skynard Richard Allen Herrygers Richie Poo Carol Ann Larson James Clifford Ludwick Korinne Kay Lueck Lori Lea Mantz Lori Ronald Lee Nunley Budda Lauren Elaine Salisbury Snoulz Not Pictured: Rebecca Anne Wood Wrangler Frederick Bond Seidensticker Joseph Dominic Shackleton Anthony Paul Tezak Sticker Shack Ground Pounder Wade Lee Wright Bait 1. Sewing in Home Ec is a lot of fun, isn't it Kim? (Kim Dietrich) 2. With a little help Jim can feel like a King, (dint Morten sen, |im Ludwick, Ron Nunley, Rich Herrygers) 3. What did you do now? (Dominic Shackleton) 1. Studying? Come on guys, you can't fool us! 2. Lynn Bser and Reed Rowberry eat a romantic dinner. 3. Korinne Lueck chews Bubble Yum because it makes the best bubbles! 4. Even girls are jealous of Ron Nunley's hair do! 5. Lauri Salisbury gives us the impression that she is working hard on her annual pages! 6. Rich Henygers flips spit wads, as Fred Setdem ticker looks innocent, and Wade Wright tries not to look guilty. 7. Wade Wright takes a break from all of that homework. 1. Ricti Hertygers, Ron Nunley, and Jim Ludwkk let their fatherly influence nfb off on the younger generation. Z Doty Part on's brother? Dolly Par- ton's daughter? Heck no! Just Wade Wright modeling his attire for Vogue! 3. Kim Dietrich and Lori Mantz are astonished over each other's love life! 4. Who is that fox? (Dominic Shackleton) 5. Korinne Lueck helps Ron Nunley ac- quire his natural habitat. 6. Thumbs up! (Fred Seidensticker, Bill Babcock) 94 5entnr Rctivities BILL BABCOCK - Track 4, Football 3. JOAN BIELER - Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, All Conference 4, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Cheerleader 4, Drill Team 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, S Club 1, 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4, FHA 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Presi- dent 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Band 3, Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, Journalism 4, Boys' Basketball Statistician 3, Volleyball 4, Class President 1, 3, Class Secretary 4, Student Council Representative 2, Girls' State Delegate 3, DAR Good Citizen 4. LEON COON — FFA 4, Transferred from Butte, Mon- tana 4. CARRIE COAD - Honor Roll 4, FHA 3, Annual Staff 4,' Chorus 1, 2, OEA 4. DARRELL DIERINGER - Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Track 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference 3,4, All State 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, S Club 1,2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4, Drama 4, Boys' State Delegate 3. KIM DIETRICH - Drill Team 4, Pep Club 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Chorus 1, 2, Homecoming Candidate 1. LYNN ELSER - Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, S Club 1,2, 3,4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4, FHA 1, 2, 3,4, Vice President 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Band 1,2, 3,4, Drama 4, Boys' Basketball Statistician 3,4, Volleyball 4, Class Vice President 1, 2,3, 4, Girls' State Alternate 3. RICH HERRYGERS - Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, All Con- ference 3,4, Pep Club4, 2, 3, 4, S Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1,2. CAROL LARSON - Drill Team 3, 4, Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, Journalism 4. JIM LUDWICK - Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 2, S Club 2, 3,4, FHA 1, 2, FFA 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Cross Country 3. Cheerleader 1, Drill Team 2, 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, S Club 1, 2, 3,4, Ski Club 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Drama 4, Journalism 4, Homecoming Queen 4, FFA Sweetheart 3, Prom Princess 3, Prom Queen 4. LORI MANTZ - Drill Team 4, Pep Club 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Chorus 1,2, Drama 4, Homecoming Candidate 3, Boys' Basketball Statistician 4, Volleyball 4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 3. RON NUNLEY - Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 2, Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, S Club 2, 3,4, Drama 4, Chorus 1, 2. LAURI SALISBURY - Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, 2, OEA 4. FRED SEIDENSTICKER - Basketball 4, All Conference 4, Transferred from Twin Bridges 3. DOMINIC SHACKLETON - Basketball 1, 3, Pep Club 1,2, S Club 3,4, Ski Club 1, 2, FHA 2, Chorus 1,2, Stu- dent Council 1, 3, Drama 3, Journalism 4, Football Manager 2, Student Council Representative 1, 4. TONY TEZAK - Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3,4, All Conference 4, All State 4, S Club 1, 2, 3,4, National Honor Society 2, 3,4, Ski Club 1, 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, FFA 2, 3,4, President 4, Treasurer 3, Chorus 1,2, Student Council 2,4, Vice President 4, Class President 2. REBECCA WOOD - Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Pep Club 2, 3,4, S Club 1, 2, 3,4, Ski Club 2, Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4, FHA 2, 3,4, Annual Staff 3, 4, Band 1,2, 3,4, Student Council 3, Drama 4, Journalism 4, Boys' Basketball Statistician 4, Student Council Representative 3, Rodeo 2,3,4. WADE WRIGHT - Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, All Con- ference 3,4, Track 1, 3,4, S Club 1, 2, 3,4, FHA 1, 2, Annual Staff 3, Chorus 1, 2, Student Council 4, Drama 4, Journalism 4, Homecoming King 4, Prom Prince 3, King 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Class President 4, Boys' State Delegate 3. KORINNE LUECK - Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Index B BABCOCK, BILL 15. 58, 76, 87, 90. 94 BABCOCK, SUE 2, 25. 30. 31. 37, 53. 54, 55. 56, 62. 67. 70. 71, 74. 82.84.85.86 BABCOCK, TADD: 2, 15. 22, 24, 38, 39, 45. 46. 47, 79. 84 BALL, JAMES: 2, 22. 24, 39, 49, 53, 70, 80. 84, 94 BALL. MIKE: 2, 39, 42, 77 BENNETT. JODI: 2, 34, 52, 53, 54, 79, 83. 84. 85, 86 BIELER, FRITZ: 2. 14. 15, 22. 39, 42. 43, 70. 76, 77 BIELER, JANE 2. 14, 20. 21, 30. 31, 50. 52, 53, 56, 67. 70, 7 1, 74.80. 84, 85 BIELER. IOAN: 2, 14. 16. 20, 21, 30. 31, 37. 56, 58. 59. 62. 68, 69. 70. 71. 72, 73, 74. 75. 78. 79. 82. 88. 89 BURCETT. TAMMY 2. 42, 48 C CAREY. BLAKE 2. 22, 24, 41, 42. 43. 44. 77 CARVER, QUINN 2. 22. 38. 46. 47. 48. 51. 70, 77, 80 CASEY ROSE: 2, 52. 53, 54. 67, 74. 78, 84. 86, 92 CHRISTENSEN. JERRY: 2. 13, 22. 24. 38, 42. 71 COAD, CARRIE 58. 59, 75. 87. 88. 90 COON. LEON 2. 58, 59. 77, 87. 88. 90. 93 D DIERINGER, DARRELL: 2, 15, 16. 22. 23. 24. 25. 31. 38. 49. 53. 56, 57. 58. 61,67. 68, 69. 70, 71. 72, 73, 87. 88. 89 DIETRICH. KIM: 2, 34, 49. 54, 58. 59, 78. 87. 88, 90, 92. 94 E EDMISTEN, NANCY JO: 2, 14. 30, 31. 37, 52, 53. 56. 67, 70. 71, 74. 75. 84, 85. 86 EDMISTEN, RHONDA: 2. 14, 21. 30, 31. 37, 41. 42, 43. 44. 45. 5 1. 71,76, 77,80 ELSER. LYNN: 2, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 34. 35, 37. 53, 56. 58. 59, 62, 67. 70. 7 1, 72, 73, 75, 78. 80. 87, 88. 89, 90. 93 ESCOTT, SHANE 39, 45. 46, 69 F FORCELLA, DANA: 2. 20, 21, 34. 35, 41, 42. 44. 54, 67, 7 1, 78, 79 G GARRISON, TOM: 2, 13. 15, 16. 38, 45. 46. 48. 56, 68. 69, 70. 7 1. 76. 77 GUINNANE, KIM 2. 14, 16, 20. 21. 24, 30. 31, 37. 41, 42. 43, 44. 5 1, 71, 76, 77.80 H HARVEY, LEISA: 2, 34, 35. 36, 42, 44. 48, 78. 79 HATCH, BOYD: 2, 13, 38. 46. 47, 69. 7 1. 77 HEATH. DOUG: 2, 74 HERRYGERS, RICH 2, 38, 70, 71. 90, 92. 93. 94 HIGGINS, DAN: 2, 42. 77 K KEMPH, BILL 2, 39, 42, 43, 76, 77 KIECKBUSCH, MARK: 2. 13, 14, 15, 32, 38, 45. 46, 47. 4 1, 57. 69. 70. 72,80 KING, CLINTON: 2. 39, 45. 46, 47 KISH, MIKE KNAPP. LAURAE: 2, 34, 35. 36, 46. 48, 72, 78, 79 KRULL. LANA: 14, 52, 53. 54.67, 74, 75, 82. 88, 91 L LARSON, CAROL: 2, 34, 35, 57. 58, 59. 67, 74. 82, 88. 91 LLOYD, BRETT: 2, 13, 15, 22, 38, 39. 42, 43. 51, 68. 70. 76. 77, 80 LUDWICK, JIM: 2, 70, 76, 88. 91, 92, 94 LUECK. KORINNE 2, 14. 20, 21. 52, 53. 54, 55. 58. 59. 61. 67. 70. 71. 74. 77,88,91,93,94 MANTZ, LORI 2, 34. 35. 36, 49. 52. 59. 78, 88, 91. 94 MORTENSEN, CLINT 2, 15, 22, 25. 45. 46. 47. 61, 69. 70, 71. 77, 92 N NELSON. KRIS: 2. 34. 35. 45, 46, 47, 78 NUNLEY. KAREN: 2, 53. 55, 67. 74. 78. 83, 84, 86. 92. 94 NUNLEY. RON: 2, 31. 52, 53. 70, 88. 9 I, 92. 93. 44 O OSTLER, JANET: 2, 13, 14, 15, 16, 21, 3 1. 36. 4 1. 42. 43. 44, 51,71, 78, 80, 82 OSTLER, NANCY: 2, 21, 34, 35. 36, 54. 56, 60, 67, 68. 75, 82. 84, 85, 86 P PALLAS, PAUL: 2, 13, 15. 22, 39. 4 1, 4, 43, 5 1, 68, 70, 77, 80 PEARSON, CONNIE: 14. 16, 21, 34, 37, 54, 55. 62. 67. 70, 7 1. 72, 75. 84,85.86 Q QUALLS, ANDY 2, 39, 42. 43, 44. 76, 77. 80 QUALLS, MIKE: 2, 13, 15, 32, 38, 47. 48, 61. 68, 77 QUILICI, TAMMY 2, 34. 45, 47, 48, 78 R RULE, JUSTIN: 2, 41, 54, 55, 58. 62, 68. 76. 77. 83. 84. 85. 94 S SALISBURY. LAURI 2, 34, 56. 58, 59. 60, 72. 73, 75. 88, 91. 93 SALISBURY. PRESTON: 2, 22. 24, 45. 47, 70 SHACKLETON, DOMINIC 2. 58, 59, 67, 70, 74. 92. 94 SHAFER, LISA: 2, 20, 21, 34, 35, 43 SHAFFER. ROGER: 2, 13, 32, 39. 45, 46, 47, 72, 73, 77 SHAW. AUDRA: 34, 35, 36, 4 1. 47, 67. 76 SEIDENSTICKER, FRED: 2, 38. 58, 76. 87, 88. 92. 93. 94 SIMONSEN. ROBERT 2. 13, 32, 45. 46. 47. 77 SPORICH, CAROL: 2. 34, 35, 47. 48 STALEY, BRIAN: 2, 22. 39. 45. 47. 48, 70 STEINER, KATHY: 2, 14. 15, 20, 21, 52. 55. 61, 68, 70. 71, 79. 83. 84 STINE. BRONWEN: 2. 34, 35. 36. 45. 48, 57. 72, 78. 79. 80 STONE, SAM: 2, 53, 83, 86 SWAGER. ANDREW 2, 15, 22. 23. 24, 49, 52, 53, 55. 61, 70. 7 1, 83. 84, 86. 94 T TERRELL, SHIREE 2. 43 TEZAK, SHELLEY: 2, 13, 14, 20, 21,31,41. 43, 44. 45, 67. 7 1, 78. 79 TEZAK, TONY: 2, 22. 58. 60, 68, 70. 76, 77. 87, 88. 92 V VESCO, MIKE 2. 39, 45. 47, 48. 61.71, 77 W WESSEL, SCOTT: 2. 13, 22, 38, 42, 43. 76. 77 WHITE, DAWN: 2. 34. 45, 46, 48. 78 WILLIAMS, LESLIE: 2, 34, 41, 43. 7 I, 78. 80 WILSON, DOUG: 2, 43. 77 WILSON. NANCY 2. 48, 80 WOOD. REBECCA: 2. 14. 15, 20. 21, 50. 58, 59,62, 67. 70, 71. 72, 73, 74, 75, 78,80, 88 WRIGHT. JARED 2, 13. 15, 16. 22, 23. 25, 38, 45. 47. 70 WRIGHT, WADE: 2, 13, 15, 16. 3 I, 38. 48, 52. 53, 55. 57. 58, 59, 67. 68,70. 71. 74, 87, 88. 89, 92. 93. 94 Y YOUNG. CHRIS 2.43 Autographs mm ?.V.1'A