Augusta High School - Wapiti Yearbook (Augusta, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1983 volume:

TOWARDS NEW HORIZONS As the 1982-83 school year comes to a close, I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation to the Journalism class for the Herculean effort they have put forth in producing the 1983 annual. Though faced with the financial liability of the Class of 82’s annual debt and realization that they had to pay that debt off before proceeding with producing their own annual this class would not be detoured. Their main objective was to produce an annual for the students of Augusta to have as a lasting momento of their high school years and they succeeded. I sincerely compliment their advisor, Sharyl Allen, and her staff without whom the class of 1983 would not have this annual as a testimonial to their academic, athletic, and activity successes at Augusta High School. R.A. Price Superintendent 1983 DEDICATION The Yearbook Staff of 1982-83 dedicates this annual to the parents, Community, and students who worked so hard to make this yearbook possible! AUTOGRAPHS J S HARDWARE Columbia Paint-Heating Electrical Work-Hardware Steve Jackie McGill Augusta. MT CLASS OF 1983 PROPHECY It is the year 2003. The class of 1983 has gathered at the good ole partying place (Scott Steinbach's house) to start celebrations for their 20 year reunion. Things are much cleaner at the house now. Scott’s mother has just finished cleaning it from the 1983 graduation party. Strolling to the back of the house, we find many of our old classmates on Scott’s waterbed waiting for Mr. Wilson to bring the alcholic beverages from his well known house of ill repute. While waiting, we start discussing the lives of our classmates. Since we are meeting at Scott’s, his name pops up first. Father Steinbach, Thank God he finally found the way. is now a reformed alcholic and a priest at the Oasis Bar in Wolf Creek. He no longer complains about how much money people donate for parties and has donated his van to the Hippie Foundation Speaking of vans, the conversation turns to Matt Anderson, who is now a dedicated Mormon. He desperately needs a van to haul all of his kids to the Mormon Church on Sunday. Catching the tail end of another conversation, it seems Karen turned down the pope’s offer to paint the ceiling of the Sistine chapel for a more exciting job. She is now painting porno pictures for Playgirl Magazine. Suddenly, the conversations are interrupted by a loud racket from outside. Rushing out, we breathe a sigh of relief as we recognize Mr. Wilson arriving in his latest toy. a 1921 dune buggy. Mr. Wilson, with the aid of two girls carefully gets out of the buggy and greets everyone with his crafty smile. We know he’s up to something. Getting closer, we find that he not only brought alcohol, but also bunnies. He figured that the party might get a little dull later on and the girls would entertain; for a price. Loren seems to be most interested in these girls. Upon further inquiry, we find out why. When Hugh Heffner’s Playboy Empire fell, Loren jumped in with both boots and started a new empire called The Cowboy’s Dream. He now picks the Cowgirl of the month for his magazine and lets them come stay at his headquarters, the Boadle Ranch which he inherited. Strolling around the house again, we are totally amazed by Lisa Mergenthal. She is going around checking |he hearts on all of the guys. Questioning her on what she is doing, it turns out that Lisa has opened her own heart rehabilitation center for women like herself, who have had their hearts broken many times. Lisa told us that her rehabilitation center is located right by the Teton Ski Resort because this is where she got her heart broken so many times. Since in the past, wherever Lisa was, Mona was always close by, we searched the crowd for her. Lisa told us after we could not find Mona anywhere that Mona didn’t make it to the reunion. But Lisa gave us all of the details on Mona's life now. Mona’s lifelong dream finally came true. She has her own race track. Equipped fully, no horses yet but lots of jockeys. Mona was just too tied up with all of her equipment to make the happy gathering. Our attention is caught by four people fighting over in the corner. Rushing over for a ringside view, we recognize our good buddies Bob Swanson, Charlie Taylor, Mike Malatare and Mark Williams. Charlie and Bob who have both become famous gun and knife collectors are arguing over who has the best collection. Mark and Mike are fighting about which branch of the military has the best looking girls. It seems that they have both become quite the Casanovas since joining the military. Now everyone but us are getting in on the fight. We manage to sneak outside while the getting is good. What!! Fights out here too. We seem to have trouble telling who it is. The size alone finally helps us figure out that one must be John Amestoy. The moon shining on the other’s head helps us figure out that it must be Brady. Short a little hair since high school. It seems that these two are arguing about who got the best athletic scholarship after leaving high school. John screams that his football scholarship was by far the best playing minor league football in Deer Lodge but Brady hollors back that there is no way playing with a bunch of cons best his basketball scholarship with the Boulder Brains. Brady went to Boulder instead of to the School of Mines at Butte. He said that Boulder offer was just too great to turn down. Now both John and Brady are coaches in Warm Springs. We can’t say who got the best scholarship, but we know from the conver- sation that they are both where they should be. What was that streak out of the door of the house?? Doing a double take we see that Roger Johnson has just snuck out the door with Brady’s wife while Brady was busy fighting with John. Roger has finally gotten his chance to take LeAnn away from Brady. After all of these years of writing to her from all the different parts of the world where Roger has been working as a spy for the government, he has finally convinced LeAnn that traveling around the world is much more excit- ing than Warm Springs. All of those years of pursuing have finally paid off for Roger. Mr. Wilson’s honies have broken up the fights and everyone has settled back on the waterbed. What is that thing that keeps poking me in the back? Moving slightly I can hear a moan. Getting up I find that I have been laying on Jon Wearley. He is complaining because everyone keeps laying on him. I explain to him that it’s an accident because I couldn’t see him since he sinks out of sight on the bed. But now that I have gotten hold of him, I ask Jon what he has done the past 20 years. It seems that Jon has made his million off of an invention. He devel- oped a device that lets short people see over the steering wheel and at the same time reach the pedals. Jon said that at first he invented it just for his own use and then since it worked so well patented and market ed it for the short people of the world and well the rest of the story is just history. Speaking of money, someone over on the corner of the bed caught our eye flashing that 10 carat diamond ring. Looking close we recognize Neal Anderson Neal is telling all of the girls how he could do wonders for their faces. He is now a plastic surgeon. His specialty is scars, but he is convincing Mr Wilson's girls that he could make them look better than E.T. Neal is now telling of his passion. Wrecking cars. It caused him to find a hobby where he could do it and make money. He is now a demolition driver in his spare time. Another conversation catches our ear as we hear Neal’s name mentioned. It’s his nurse who he brought with him wooing Mr. Wilson It seems that Neal isn’t as rich as everyone believes because he has to spend most of his time covering his own scars from wrecking cars. What is that racket at the door? We guessed. There was only one person in high school who made that kind of noise. Father Scott drags himself away from three of Mr. Wilson’s honies who he is converting to answer the door. He comes back with none other than Chris Stankewich Well better late than never Chris. Chris now a mad scientist trying to find a concoction to straighten his hair. He still hasn’t succeeded but he is making progress. He proudly shows everyone that one hair that he has straightened and framed. We seem to have missed someone. Of course, Mr. Heartbreak John son. Curt is found over in a corner with one of Mr. Wilson’s honies telling her that she is really beautiful but well he just doesn’t go in for that kind of thing because he is a one-woman man He’s still looking for that one woman Well keep looking Curt, we know that sooner or later she’ll find you!!!!! Things have quieted down. Looking at our watches we are amazed to see that it is 5 a.m. Everyone is dragging themselves to their cars to go back to their little corners in the world. With the last word of the reunion, Mr. Wilson tells everyone that if they don’t change their ways We all turn to him and say, “WE’VE HEARD THIS BEFORE!! ABOUT 20 YEARS AGO!!!’’ As everyone continues to their cars, we hear Scott preaching to us about how we should all join in and help him clean the house since he is expecting the pope later in the day and he won’t get the job as Cardinal if he doesn’t get the place respectful. Well so long Scott until our 40th reunion. The Yearbook Staff of 1983 would like to give a special thanks to Ralph Bidwell Tona Blake for all of the aid in the photography department. Sun Valley Sun Serving Augusta The Sun River Valley. Ralph Bidwell-Editor Augusta MT Tona Blake Photography Augusta, MT 59410 Reasonable Rates Sorry Pete, we don’t have a pass now study later program at AHS. FACULTY AUTOGRAPHS Not Candid Camera-Again! MEMORIES OF 1983 'Sure I knew all the answers. But the teacher came up with the wrong questions. 9 GRADUATION 1982 CLASS MOTTO 10 The Class of 83, This may be the end of the trail, But we’ll always have our memories, To cherish in our hearts. We’re coming to a new trail, Filled with uncertainty. Let’s hope that every one of us, Can become what we want to be. It takes two to play I’m a gook Then he kissed me AHS-Best Totally tubular Why me Totally devoted Nice shot Amy I’m not amused To the Max Talented Woh! How boring Believe it or not, just married Watch the bird Ya ya I’m cool Special reject Pray harder Zana Back off. back off 11 KRUEGER’S ACCOUNTING (VIC AND ROSE) Phone: 562-3456 AUGUSTA MONTANA 59410 Billings — Bozeman — Great Falls — Missoula Helena, Kalispell ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT (406) 761-2381 UNIVERSAL tic Hot Line to Bozeman 1 _ 800 - 332-4574 715 13th Ave. South, Great Falls, Mt. 59405 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF “83” JOHN AND CHERYL COBB ELLEN’S THE ARAGON LADIES’-CHILDREN’S APPAREL EXCLUSIVE BRANDS LATEST STYLES FABRIC-NOTIONS PHONE 466-2777 P.O. BOX 609 BAR • CAFE • BOWLING PHONE - 467-2540 FAIFIELD MONTANA 59436 CHOTEAU, MONTANA 59422 12 Tumbleweed Gift Shop Augusta, Montana Good Luck Seniors! For Every Insurance NEED! w£smoA T V- Augusta, Montana Choteau, Montana Stan Jay J.T. Box 800 Box 480 Choteau, MT Augusta, MT. 59422 562-3484 P.O. Box 858 Choteau, Montana 59422 Phone 406 466-5743 Jugata ,y (oni ana Coryral alai' ns StSitOfS WilLs $ Angel 13 SPORTS On your mark, get set This is football, quit thinking Cody! Oh LeAnn, it’s only Brady. Help! He’s getting away Aren’t we talented?? Your turn Scott. DOGPILE!! Paula Allen, LeAnn Allen, Kessie Galahan, Get down and boogie John. Peek a boo, Kessie. Amy Simkins. What a game! What a game!! 1 can’t wait to eat the whole thing. Oh Coach, 1 can’t do a thing with my hair. 15 1982 Northern Division Champs!!!! This field isn’t big enough for the 3 of us. Of course we won, whal'd you expect? CLASS WILL CLASS OF “83” HISTORY In the fall of 1980, 23 slaves joined together at AHS to face the first four years of service. The Head slave was Neal Anderson, Neal’s right hand man was Charlie Taylor, Lisa Merganthal kept records and funds. Jenny Slanger voiced our small opinions. The overseer was Gary Betcher, who stood guard with his whip and gun at all times. The slave candidates of the year were Lisa Merganthal and Loren Boadle. We lost Glenna Fryberger, Stephanie Heldreth, Jody Fasset, Brian Triplet, and Barbie and Cal Miller. They transfered to another plantation. 1981 brought in other plantation workers, they were Jim Luciano, Tammy Mulhiem, Debbie Dean, Buddie Jackson, Chris Stankewich, and Wendy LaRoque. The new work leaders were Kevin Grantier, Buddie Jackson, and Lisa Merganthal. Our new overseer was Cal Wearley who helped us build our winning float, entitled “Elks Preach About Cardinal Sins”. Wendy LaRoque and Charles Taylor were slave candidates. Debbie Dean, Jim Luciano, Tammy Mulheim, and Jenny Slanger deserted us, and Buddie Jackson was sold at the end of the year, along with Lee Wright. Our third year brought in Theresa Wilson, Sheila Abele, Kim Temple- ton, Eric Rubenik, Mona Whitmore, Kent Wright (who also claimed to he a senior), and Jenny Slanger was brought back after her escape Karen Weikum was brought in later on in the year. The new slave workers for this year Jon Wearley, Kent Wright (who took over position as head worker, and then resigned because he couldn’t handle the slaves) and Wendy LaRoque. There were two overseers brought in to keep charge of us, they were Cliff Wilson and Katherine Hamilton. The slave candidates for this year, were Brady Dunning and Kim Templeton. During the year Theresa Wilson, Sheila Abele, and Jenny Slanger escaped But towards the end of the year there was an idea brought about to build another plantation in Lincoln, the idea was a good one, and the work on the new plantation began for the following year. Mark Biresch, Wendy Laroque, Kim Templeton, and Mona Whitmore were recruited to the Lincoln plantation. Neal Anderson had the obligation to go the new plantation or stay at AHS. He proved to be a very wise person and stayed to finish his 4 year sentence at AHS. Stepping into our last year there were no new slaves brought in. Our head worker for our final year was Brady Dunning, and Loren Boadle was chosen to be his right hand man. Lisa Mergenthal was again appointed the job of keeping track of the records and funds. We again had two overseers to take charge of us, they were Cliff Wilson and Nora McCarthy. The Slave candidates for our final year were Bobby Swanson and Lisa Mergenthal, who were also picked as King and Queen. Kevin Grantier joined our plantation because he wasn’t accepted to the Great Falls plantation But he didn't last long at AHS, and was later sent to the Lincoln plantation. The war ended on May 16, 1983 and the slaves were all freed. Good luck slaves. CLASS HISTORY CLASS WILL OF 1983. AUGUSTA HIGH SCHOOL Curt Johnson wills his ability to party alone to Peter Fusaro cause next year he’ll need all the help he can get. Chris Stankewich wills his curly hair to Dusty, and his attitude towards school to his sister. He also wills his ability to get teachers mad at him to Joel Varland and Paula Allen. Mona Morgan wills her ability to be eligible to her sister. Kim. who is going to need all the help she can get. Karen Weikum wills her ability to play basketball to Paula Allen because she’ll use it to the best of her ability. Her ability as an artist to anyone who may want to use the talent whenever needed. She also wishes her brother Roy the best of luck. Bob Swanson wills his ability to ride in the high school rodeo to Roy Weikum. He’ll need all the ability he can get. Matt Anderson wills his curly hair to Mr Wilson who could use some hair. His ability to play football to Jared Slanger who is going to be great, and his ability to stay sane in A.H.S. to all the up coming graduates. Charlie Taylor wills his moustache growing ability to Ross Broere. He also wills his ability to stay out of trouble to Pete Fusaro, and to Mr. Wilson he wills his ability to keep a moustache attached to his lip. Brady Dunning wills his truck, with the fancy horn, to Jared Slanger, Brian Dunning, and Richard and Robert Scherrer so they can go places with girls. Mark Williams wills his great sense of humor to all the people that take life seriously. Anderson so they can laugh at themselves, his height goes to Ross Broere so he doesn't have to look eye to kneecaps with him His ability to run with the speed of light to Robert Scherrer. Loren wills his ability to steal the basketball to Robert Scherrer because with his speed he needs quick hands. John Amestoy wills his great sense of humor and love for good jokes to Melinda Stankewich cause she needs it. He also wills his football versatility to Mike Fasbender cause he thinks they are going to make him the best of everything He also wills his ability to last through a full game to Bobby Carter cause he’ll need it. Scott Steinbach wills his superior ability with girls to Bobby Carter and Roy Weikum. Roger Johnson wills his 30 foot step ladder to anyone who wants to climb to the and be as good as Amy Simkins thinks she is. Finally Roger wills his ability to party to the Hitchcock family. Neal Anderson wills his ability to skip school and not get caught writing his own excuses to the Scherrer twins cause they’re gonna need all the help they can get. Mike Malatare wills his ability to drink without getting caught to Peter Fusaro and Cecil Goodman. Lisa Mergenthal wills her height to Ross Broere who could use a couple more feet. The class of “83” will their yearbook the bill of the banquet to the next years class, so the tradition that the class of “82” left will keep on going. Jon Wearley wills his ability to make jokes to Susan Carter and Karla 16 JOHN AMESTOY NICKNAME Big John MEMORIES Dutton football game “82 '. float buildings. The three S’s, graduation PET PEEVE: Teachers that think they're neat and cocky, like Mr Wilson ACTIVITIES: Football 2 4. A Club 2-4, Basketball 2-4. Chorus 1 4. Track 1 4. FFA 1. AMBITION: To be successful in whatever I do and with whomever. MATT ANDERSON NICKNAME: Matchew. Mutt MEMORIES: Power football game my junior year, Ennis football game, the three S's. Band trips, good times at AHS. PET PEEVE: People who think they are really something but they aren’t. Ennis Mustangs. Miss Allen's Journal- ism class. ACTIVITIES: Football 1-4, Band 1-4, Bas- ketball 3-4. A-Club 2-4, Chorus 1 AMBITION: To play more football and become somebody NEAL ANDERSON MEMORIES: Hotter Lake. Junior year. Senior foot- ball. PET PEEVE Dr Suess, Chemistry Class, People who won't admit they're wrong. ACTIVITIES: Foot- ball 1-4, A-Club 3-4, Honor Society 2-4, Vice presi- dent 3. President 4; Math Contest 1-4. Boys State. Class President 1, FFA 2-3, Student Council 2, Pep Club 2-4. Member BDOA AMBITION: To be a mil lionare and have an indestructable car | LOREN BOADLE NICKNAMES Boren Loadle. MEMORY: Football ’82 PET PEEVE: People who think they arc really better than they are. ACTIVITIES: Football 2-4. Basketball 1-4, FFA 1-4, Boys State, Pep Club 3-4, Rodeo Club 3-4, Student Council VP 4 A-Club 3-4, Class Sec. Treas. 3-4. BRADY DUNNING NICKNAME: Bwady Buddy PET PEEVE: Dr Suess. Ennis Mustangs. Not getting my own way. Mexican food, people who ask lots of questions FAVORITE SAYING: @$%c! MEMORIES: Freshman foot ball. Power football game. Senior football, Choteau, Lincoln, B.B. Tournaments. Holler Lake. ACTIVI- TIES: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4, National Distinguished Honor Society 2, Who's Who 3, All Conference Football 3-4, All Division Football 3. Senior Class President, Student Body President 4, FFA 3 AMBITION: Io be rich and have fun. CURT JOHNSON NICKNAME Spurt MEMORIES: Senior keg and year PET PEEVE: Big Mouths lightweights AC- TIVITIES: Football 3-4, A Club 3-4, Chorus 4, Annual Staff Editor 4, Lariat Staff 4. Pep Club 4 AMBITION: Marry a playbo bunny. ROGER JOHNSON NICKNAME: Brother Rog. MEMORIES: AHS Keg gers, January 17, 1983. Billy Anderson PET PEEVE Joel Varland Bob Armington. Big Mouths that are too good lor peons ACTIVITIES: Football 4. Track 4. Chorus 4, Sleeping 1-4 AMBITION: To be the best in the business. MICHAEL R. MALATARE NICKNAME: Mike MEMORIES: Tournament PET PEEVE: School teachers ACTIVITIES: Basketball 3. AMBITION To be rich. LISA ANN MERGENTHAL NICKNAMES: Liza. Mergentroid MEMORIES The Holler Experience, Stamford, Teton Pass, Strawberry milkshakes. Super Bowl XVII. PET PEEVE: Male chauvanists and Chemistry book authors. ACTIVI- TIES: FHA 1-3. Pep Club 1-4, Honor Society Presi- dent 3, Honor Society V.P. 4. Chorus 1. Class Secre- tary 1-3. Class Vice President 4, Homecoming Candi- date 1, Homecoming Queen 4 AMBITION: To pass Chemistry. MONA MORGAN NICKNAMES: Mo. Morgan. MEMORIES: 1980-81. High school rodeo. Oil rig crew. PET PEEVE: People who cut other people down when they do not even know them. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 14, Kodeo 1-4. FHA 1-3. Pep Band 1-4. Chorus 4, A-Club 3-4, Pep Club 1-4 AMBITION: To become a successful IBM operator. CHRIS STANKEWICH NICKNAMES: Stinky, Stankey. fuzzhead. curly top MEMORIES: Skiing trip '82, fun times with Jon, tour- naments. Skiing in '83. PEP PEEVE: Mrs. Allen. Mr Susag and most teachers in general. ACTIVITIES: Football 2-4. FFA 2-3. A-Club 3-4. Chorus 4, Who's Who 3. Senior Play, Annual Stall 4. Lariat Staff 4, Photography club. AMBITION: Make a million one way or another SCOTT STEINBACH NICKNAME: Scruffy MEMORIES: High school activi- ties. PET PEEVE: People who think they can master the world bv brawns instead of brains. ACTIVITIES: Football 1-4, All Conference Football 2-4, A-Club 1-4, H.S. Rodeo 2-3, Pep Club 4, Track 2-4, Senior Play, Chorus 1, Band 1-2, FFA 1-3. AMBITION: To become part of Dynasty. BOB SWANSON MEMORIES: High School Rodeos '81 '83. State High School Rodeo 82. ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. Pep Club 3. Annual Staff 4. Lariat Staff 4. AMBITION: To become a champion Bronc rider. CHARLIE TAYLOR NICKNAME: Chuck MEMORIES: Ski Trip '82. Octo- ber 15 16 of 1981. PET PEEVE: People who think they know everything. ACTIVITIES: Football 1. Class Officer 1-4. AMBITION: To be � taxidermist or an artist. JON WEARLEY NICKNAMES: Wearley bird. Little man, B.J., MEMO RIES: Lincoln, Good times with Mark, Chris. Loren Kelly K. PET PEEVE: Chicken, Pineapple. The sound of someone taking a bath! ACTIVITIES: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-3, FFA 1-4, Heisey 1. Hugh O'Brien 2, Honor Society 3-4, Class President 3, 4-H 1-4, Pep Club 3-4, Senior Class Play. Annual Staff 4. Lariet Staff 4. A-Club 3-4, Boay State Alternate. AMBI TION' To make it in life without getting caught. KAREN WEIKUM MEMORIES: All the Iriends I have made from school to school. PET TEEVE: People who want something for nothing ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1-4, All Confer- ence Basketball 4, Art 1-4, Cltorua 3-4, Pep Club 1-4, A-CIub 2. G Club 3, A-Club 4. Pep Club President 4. Annual Staff 4. Lariat Staff 4 AMBITION: To follow through with art. Live my life to its fullest and be happy. MARK WILLIAMS NICKNAME Worn� � MEMORIES Summer of ’82 PET PEEVE: Drugs and Big Mouths. ACTIVITIES. Annual Staff 4, Football 2. Lariat Staff 4, Track 4 AMBITION: To take over for Hugh Heffener SENIOR CLASS left to right sitting: Bob Su anson, Matt Anderson, Karen Weikum, Lisa Mergenthal, Charlie Taylor, Scott Steinbach, Loren Boadle Chris Stankewich, Mark Williams, Jon Wearley, standing: Neal Anderson, Mona Morgan, John Amestoy, Curt Johnson, Mike Malatare, Brady Dunning, Roger Johnson. 17 bnttbe: «7 V Elks do it again Go Scott Go 18 Northern Divisional Championship Gotcha!!! Go Team!! M STATE PLAYOFF ELKS VS ENNIS The 3 Musketeers! Our humble line. Don’t just stand there! If looks could kill!!! Halfback sleep 22 SR. FOOTBALL GIRLS B.B. PLAYERS Matt Anderson John Amestoy Karen Weikum Loren Doadle Scott Steinbach Neal Anderson Brady Dunning Curt Johnson Cff s Chris Stankewich Jon Wearley vv 'v.’raf . •k.■ Mona Morgan Roger Johnson 23 Coach Allen, Kessie Galahan. Amy Simkins, Paula Allen, Mona Morgan, Susan Carter, LeAnn Allen, Karen Weikum Augusta vs Opponents 38 Brady 35 44 MSDB 24 17 Dutton 72 27 Geraldine 59 41 Centerville 60 33 Stanford 53 46 Brady 32 41 Power 48 27 Dutton 51 22 Centerville 33 30 Stanford 47 50 Power 42 50 MSDB 44 44 Highwood 38 33 Geyser 44 25 Highwood 52 Tournaments Augusta vs Opponents 52 Geraldine 73 34 Stanford 57 66 MSDB 28 All Conference!! Karen Weikum-All Conference 25 Top row L to R, Bobby Carter, Matt Anderson, Ross Broere, John Amestoy, Brian Dunning, Peter Fusaro, Bottom L to R; Darren Hitchcock, Loren Boadle, Brady Dunning, Robert Scherrer, Roy Weikum, Mike Fasbender 26 Top L to R; Ron Wagner. Jay Neal. Brian Dunning. Ross Broere. Brad Sangray. Coach Wearley, Bottom L to R; Robert Scherrer, Jared Slanger, Dusty Fasbender, David Luciano, Darren Hitchcock, Karlen Hitchcock, Joel Varland. Loren Boadle-Guard Matt Anderson-Forward SENIORS SEASON ELKS FINISH WITH A 9-9 SEASON Brady Dunning-Forward John Amestoy-Center Raise your hand. Raise your hand if you’re sure. Hi Ya Karate! Who did you say was uglier? Please come back little Bally. All for one an none for the ball. Encore, Encore. 1 can Fly! Well let me try! Lord Have Mercy. The Lord Speaketh Again! Behind you all the way John! Freeze Frame. Bravo John, Bravo. You’re right, he can reach higher We are so beautiful? Which way did the ball go guys? Come to me baby I 29 TRACK 30 Who got me into this sport! Don’t start without me. TRACK MEMBERS 31 John Amestoy, Peter Fusaro, Darren Hitchcok, Kessie Galahan, Dusty Fasbender, Karlen Hitchcock. Christy Pond, Melinda Stankewhich. 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O X (X Debbi Harris Brad Sangray Joel Varland Roy Weikum 39 FRESHMAN 41 GRADE SCHOOL Kevin Fasbender John Galahan Deanna Hitchcock Bev Heinle Lisa Lame Chris McCarthy Tucker Mills Kim Morgan Ann Murrillo Eric Rittel Jenny Troy Beth Wearley Jesse Wearley Naomi Wearley Lisa White Scott Witt Christy Young 8th Bret Allen Karla Anderson Kirk Barnes Dorothy Kress Vicki Luciano Bev Matthews John McCarthy Doug Mills Billy Morgan Robert Neal Rory Romberg Beckie Thompson Joe Wilson JR. HIGH No Photo Available Photo Not Available NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Photo Not Available PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 43 s I X T H Front Row left to right Beth Thompson, Delbert Pond, Rhonda Boadle, Sean Slauger, Brenda Neal, Back Row left to right Rachel Sandgray, Darrel Simkins, Rhonda Sangray, Bill Melaney, Janette Arps, Teacher Pam Olson 44 Front Row left to right Bryon Barnes, Mike Gourley, Shaylin Krone, Paul Murillo, Frank Thompson, Adell Wearley, Back Row left to right Lisa Anderson, Shawn Artz, Janette McBride, Jolene Romberg, Stephanie Snodell, Justin Poore, Teacher John Cannon Back row L to R; Mrs. Reynolds, Jason Williams, Tina Schoedel, Danny Butler, Scott Arps, Nilda Hitchcock, Sarah Converse, Front row L to R; Marty Buckingham, Sara Krone, Tell Steinbach, Danielle Wagner. Dale Young, Richard Douglas, Daniel Hamilton 4 T H Back row L to R; Miss Knight, Terry Hitchcock, Kevin Heinle, Teresea Kress, Tera Krone. Heather Butler. Dennis Mills, Clint Broere, Carolina Starin, Front row L to R; Mike Amestoy, Susan Baker, Carrie Barrett, Kathy Brainard, Michelle Morgan. Nathan Fasbender, Randy Williams 45 GRADES 1 2 Back row left to right Aaron Dehl, Tammy Stevens, Heather Williamson, Cari Freeman, Monte McBride. Mrs Mollgaard. Jenny Kress. MeLissa Brainard. Jaime McGill, Front row- Tassie Goss. Carl Neal, Christin Hamilton, Olivia Douglas, Ben Houston, Shawna Hitchcock, Clint Wearley, Michael Irish, Josh Isakson. Back Row left to right- Jennifer Murrillo, Julie Wood, Natelie White, April White, Front row Ralph Kress, Tim Shodell, Broady Isakson, Jesse Lee 46 AUTOGRAPHS Eberle’s Thriftway Rexall Drug for all your grocery needs fairfield MT. 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Box 780 Choteau, Montana 59422 For Seniors And Their Guest’s Paint-Hardware Rita Cecil Bond Lazy CO Bar Cafe Augusta Ridge Runner Cafe Augusta 562-9290 Taxidermy Augusta C D h i e r c v k h r „ l ° o t 1 s u t c H O T E A U B A K E R Y ELKHORN Grocery 562-3397 Malcot Automotive “For all of your automotive needs” Choteau, Mont. 50 FACULTY FACULTY Mr. Gary Galahan P.E. History Mr. Hal Hugg Music Mrs. Nora McCarthy Counselor • Library Mr. Cal Wearley Math Mr. Sylvan Susag Vo-Ag, FFA, Admin. Mr. Cal Wearley Math, P.E. STAFF II Patsy Allen Jody Young Clayton Hitchcock Shorty Henry Walter Lame, Bill Young, Helen Morgan, Barb Arps, Maid Troy J’Neil Lee, Anne Lame (not shown) 54 BOYS AND GIRLS STATE DELEGATES fS 55 WE SHOULD HAVE KNOWN!! __ A «, 4 W -- S J 11 — v W; Top left to right- Brad Sangry, Melinda Stankewich, Chris McCarthy, Bret Allen, Mr Susag Bottom left to right Bobby Carter, Brady Dunning, Loren Boadle, Robert Scherrer Back row left to right- Bobby Williams, Robert Scherrer, Mona Morgan, 3rd row left to right- Cecil Goodman, Peter Fusaro, Mike Malatare, Curt Johnson, 2nd row left to rightCharlie Taylor. Mark Williams, 1st row left to right- Bobby Swanson, LeAnn Allen. Roger Johnson, Chris Stankewich 56 FFA Top, left to right-Peter Fusaro, Robert Scherrer, Jon Wearley, Loren Boadle, Darren Hitchcock, Mr. Susag, Bottom left to right- Karlen Hitchcock, Brad Sangray, Richard Scherrer, Jay Neal, Randy Sewell HONOR SOCIETY 57 lop left to right- Lisa Merganthal, Kessie Galahan, Mrs. McCarthy, Bottom left to right- Neal Anderson, Jon Wearley, Mike Fasbender, Jarad Slanger, Darren Hitchcock A CLUB Top row Paula Allen, Amy Simpkins, Susan Carter, Ross Broere, Mike Fasbender 2nd row Kessie Galahan, LeAnn Allen, Brady Dunning, John Amestroy, Robert Scherrer 3rd row Loren Boadle, Brad Sangray, Mona Morgan, Curt Johnson, Chris Stinkweek 4th row Scott Steinbach, Meatball, Matt Anderson, Richard Scherrer Deadwood, front Jon Wearly , PEP CLUB 58 Top row Melinda Stankewich, Karla Anderson, Paula Allen, Susan Carter, Mona Morgan, Kessie Galahan, Lisa Merganthal, Jon Wearley, Loren Boadle, 2nd row Beth Wearley, Bev Heinle, Becky Thompson, Christy Pond, Kim Morgan, Big Mouth, Mike Malatare 3rd row Deanna Hitchcock, Ann Murrillo, Christy Young, Lisa Lame, Naomi Wearley, Lisa White, Jessie Wearley, Jenny Troy, Meatball Cowboy Bob Let me see that answer, Lisa. 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