Blackhawks recognized at Senior Night Feb. 5

Chase Haines was escorted by his parents Michael and Virginia, his siblings Haley and Cameron and his Grandma Zelda. Chase has participated and lettered in cross-country for two years, basketball for four years and track for two years. He plans to participate in track again this spring. Chase became a member of the SSHS LEOS Club this year, has been a member of National Honor Society for two years and has been on the honor roll all four years. Chase plans to attend the University of Montana next fall. Chase's favorite memories have been all the time spent with family and friends both old and new throughout high school.

Jason James was escorted by Madison DeBernardi, Kailey James and Jon James. He played football for one year at SSHS, played basketball for three years: two years at SSHS and one year at Saint Anthony. Jason's plan for the future is to go to college. Humbling the Drummond Trojans is his favorite memory.

Walker McDonald was escorted by his parents Penny and John and his sister Marlee. Walker participated and lettered in football four years, basketball three years and track two years. Walker plans to throw on the University of Montana Track and Field Team while studying fire science then eventually becoming a smokejumper. Walker's favorite memory is breaking both school records for shot put and discus at the same track meet.

Seth Richardson was escorted by his parents Melissa and Nathan and his sister Rilyn. He has participated in four years of basketball, two years of football, one year of golf and one year of track. Seth's future plans are to work for a year and then go to a trade school for diesel mechanics. His favorite memory is the day he bought his snowmobile.

Oskar Murphy was escorted by his father Loka and step-mother Stephanie (left) his mother Brandy and his best friend Crystal (right). He played basketball four years. Oskar plans to attend the University of Montana and will major in theatre. Oskar's favorite part about high school was having the opportunity to perform a play that he wrote.

Sawyer Shelmerdine was escorted by his parents Megan and Phil and his friend, Sawyer Hanson. He has participated in football and basketball four years and track three years. Sawyer plans to play football in college. His favorite memory is every time we beat Darby.