Valier High School - Northern Lights Yearbook (Valier, MT)

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Honor Society Sponsors Talent Show Greg Harwood 1st place instrumental, piano solo. Initiation of our three newest members. 1 3fc f i The Dolts, 1st place dancing. FRONT ROW: Eve Widhalm, Donna Myhre, Kathy Widhalm. BACK ROW: Trudy Hall, Candy Parmelee. 1st place vocal: FRONT ROW: Jane Durnell, Debbie Wright. BACK ROW: Sheila Allen, Robin Adams. The main activity of the Honor Society this year was the Talent Show. The purpose was to raise money to be sent to the Boulder River School at Boulder. One hundred dollars was raised and sent. Another activity was caroling at Christmas. FRONT ROW: Karen Rappold, Vice President; Joe Stark, President; Debbie Wright, Treasurer; Kathy Widhalm, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sindelar, Sponsor; Alice Hayne, Pam Crawford, Mark Hammer, Jody Field, Bob Kovatch, Robin Adams, Donna Myhre.

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FRONT ROW: Pam Crawford, President; Mr. VanGorden, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Dodge, Secretary; Jear. Wheeler, Vice President. THIRD ROW: Alice Hayne, Debra Dean. FOURTH ROW: Mark Hammer, Trudy Hall, Susan Crawford, Jane Hammer, Jan Neyenhuis, Bob Kovatch. F.T.A. Explores Personal Interests and Abilities in Relation to Teaching Mr lb- «.•£■ B V -l a .- jUHB ■ko B The main objectives of the Future Teachers of America is to learn about the opportunities, responsibilities, and democratic role of the teaching profession and to explore personal interests and abilities in relation to this field. Initiation and installation of new officers and members opened the year with Mr. Sindelar assisting with the installation ceremony. The FTA carried out National Education Week by putting up a bulletin board and window display and having a proclamation issued by the mayor. The high school also sponsored Parents ' Day during this week to encourage parent interest in the educational process at Valier High School by allowing them to participate in classes for a day. Two faculty members attended a meeting and related their experiences as student teachers and as first- year teachers. Later in the year, FTA members were allowed to teach a unit of their choice. A student exchange was carried out between Shelby and Valier in which members of each chapter attended classes in the other ' s school. Project 18 was sponsored by the FTA which gave all of the students of VHS the opportunity to voice their opinions on the lowering of the voting age to 18 or 19. A picnic in the spring concluded the activities of the FTA for the 1969-70 school year. © IKisSia] 1 dStt 1 i w ' j£Hi tt

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New Panther Found Acceptable FRONT ROW: Evelyn Widhalm , Pam Crawford, Jean Wheeler, Rick Geiger, Alice Hayne, Helen Stephen, Debbie Rideout, Bonnie Dodge, Mrs. Stoltz, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Susan Russell, Diane VanGorden, Carolyn Harwood, Bob Kovatch, Tony Harwood, Susan Crawford, Tom Christiaens, Candy Parmelee, Greg Harwood, Ray Widhalm, Susan Struss, Karen Rappold, Debra Dean, Debbie Wright, Connie Pepion. What a trip! ! Our editor, and assistant editor. Here! Take it! The school paper, The Panther, came out regularly every two weeks during the school year. There was one special edition for District Basketball Tournament news. The staff tried a magazine format and a survey showed a majority of the students found it more acceptable than the former way. Editor: Alice Hayne Assistant Editor: Helen Stephen Publications Manager: Rick Geiger Sports; Tom Christiaens, Bob Kovatch, Tony Harwood, and Ray Widhalm Artists: Greg Harwood, and Debra Dean Typists: Jean Wheeler, Debbie Rideout, Pam Crawford, and Bonnie Dodge Make-up and Headlines: Connie Pepion, Carolyn Harwood, and Diane VanGorden Reporters: Debbie Wright, Susan Russell, Eve Widhalm, Susan Struss, Karen Rappold, and Candy Parmelee. Sponsors: Mrs. Stoltz