Augusta High School - Wapiti Yearbook (Augusta, MT)

 - Class of 1983

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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



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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.

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