Augusta High School - Wapiti Yearbook (Augusta, MT)

 - Class of 1988

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A''I - Naomi Sue We.an,Ze.y Pa£e StewaAt Bakken Cotiey Scott Wattcuid. John WoviKoc Galakan Bevenly Vonna Hcinle OpaZ Mae Vann Li a Kay Larne

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1 In the fall of 1984, eighteen slaves joined together at AHS to face the first four years of service. The head slave was Jenni Troy, and her assistant was Lisa Lame. Christi Young Kept records and took care of the few funds that we had. Our overseers were Gary Galahan and Bill Lepley, who stood guard at all times. The slave candidates of the year were Christi Young and Tucker Mills. Christi became the Slave Queen for 1984. During the year, we lost Beth and Jessie Wearley. They transferred to another plantation. 1985 brought in more plantation workers, they were Dale Bakken and Gregg Thompson. The new work leaders were Kevin Fasbender, Tucker Mills, and Bev Heinle. Our overseers were again Mr. Galahan and Mr. Lepley. Jodi Pruttis and Kevin Fasbender were our slave candidates for the year, and Jodi won the reign as Slave Queen. That year, our Homecoming float, Panthers Will Be Brief History , won first place. Jenni Troy, Kim Morgan, and Lisa White deserted us during the year. Our third year brought in Opal Dann, Molly Nordstrom, and Ann Murillo. Corey Watterud was brought in later on in the year from the Conrad plantation. The new slave workers were Jim Plummmer, Christi Young, and Naomi Wearley. Mr. Galahan and Mr. Lepley were again appointed to the difficult job of watching us. The slave candidates were Eric Rittel and Lisa Lame, who also became King and Queen. During the year, Jodi Pruttis escaped, but ended up back at our plantation. By the end of the year, Molly Nordstrom, Ann Murillo, and Jodi Pruttis had been sold, and Kevin Fasbender was transferred to the Fairfield plantation. Stepping into our last year, we welcomed Jon Simpson to our plantation. The head worker was Christi Young and Gregg Thompson was her helper. Naomi Wearley kept the records and funds. Mr. Galahan received a new helper that year, Mr. Mark Mattingly. The slave candidates for our final year were Jim Plummer and Naomi Wearley. They were chosen as King and Queen for 1987. The war ended, and on May 22, 1988, ail the slaves were freed. i 1 1 I, DALE BAKKEN, will ray professional hurdling form co Shaylin Krone. I, OPAL DANN, will to Melissa Harrisville my quietness, my ability to stay calm, and to drive. I also will to Sara Converse my ability to get into lots of trouble. I, JOHN GALAHAN, will my ability to play the trap set to Tell Stein- bach, because he’ll need it. I, BEVERLY HEINLE, will my cheerleading ability to all the upcoming cheerleaders, I know they’ll need it. Also, I will my wild and crazy attitude on bus trips to Kerri Barrett. I, DEANNA HITCHCOCK, will my ability to sing to Melissa Harrisville, and my shyness to Heidi Nordstrom. I, LISA LAME, will my ability to learn the Counties, County seats, the Presidents and all of their wives and children to the upcoming Senior class so that they can pass Civics. I, TUCKER MILLS, will my mellowness to my little brother, my shy and quiet ways to Shaylin Krone, who is always too loud, and my ability to love ’em and leave ’em to Rory Kolste so he can someday lead a normal life again. I, JIM PLUMMER, will mv ability to toss my cookies during a football game to Dale Young, my bad attitude and ability to get in trouble to Shaylin Krone and Adell Wearley, and my grade school girlfriends to all the guys, so they can have someone to call their own. I, ERIC RITTEL, will my hair to Shawn Artz and my ability to comm- unicate with the Freshmen girls to all the upcoming Seniors, I, JON SIMPSON, first will my height to Randy Williams, ’cause he could use it. I will ray receiving and writing of letters from Shonie Anderson to Pete, my little brother. Melanie Kolste can have my awesome clarinet and all my ability to play it. I, JOE STOVER, will a pair of my tennis shoes to Jeff Camden so he isn’t always wearing his cowboy boots. I also will ray mellow att- itude to Randy Williams because he needs it. I, COREY WATTERUD, will my luck with women to anyone who has a lot of luck with them, and my shoes to Tell Steinbach in hopes he grows into them. I, NAOMI WEARLEY, will ray bushy hair to Beth Thompson and my ability to stuff people to Ronda Sangray. I, CHRISTI YOUNG, will my ability to land face first in the long jump pit to Shaylin Krone because she's too coordinated. Also, I will my nick name, Bruno, to Tera Krone because she's already doing a pretty good job of beating up the boys. 3



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FULL NAME: Dale Stewart Bakken NICKNAME: Dale PET PEEVE: When people nay Whatever!”, snakes, whiners, snobs, cold weather, outhouses FAVORITE SAYINC: You betcha' , Almost”, Shut up! , I for- got! AMBITION: To be very rich and to stay single MEMORIES: Gregg’s snake at Tucker's house. Homecoming my junior year, when Corey ans- wered the phone from his bed, and when Jon stayed with me and we played firemen ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1-4; Football 4;Track 2;FFA l-2;Pep Club 3-4;Chorus 4;Annual Staff 4;Newspaper Staff 3;SADD 4;Pep Club Chairperson 4 FULL NAME: Tucker Gordon Mills NICKNAME: Mother PET PEEVE: Hangovers and hair- cuts FAVORITE SAYING: Beauty job, dude! AMBITION: To be successful and happy MEMORIES: Toga party, basket- ball and football, good times and good friends ACTIVITIES: Football l-4;Track 2;Basketball l-4;Rodeo 1-4;FFA l-2;Pep Club l-3;Student Coun- cil Vice-President 3; Student Council President 4 FULL NAME: Deanna Marie Hitch- cock NICKNAME: Dean,Deaner, Deanus, DeAnna, Deanie PET PEEVE: People who are two- faced and people who think they're better than they real- ly are FAVORITE SAYING: I am so pos- itively sure. ,and Too cool! AMBITION; To be rich and suc- cessful in whatever I do MEMORIES: February 13, 1987, Business Week '87 in Bozeman with Jill Bakken, my junior year, and girls' tournaments '86 ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1;Bas- ketball Manager 3;Mascot 2;Pep Club 1-4; Cheerleading 3; Band 1- 4;Chorus 3-4; Honor Society 2- 4;Who’s Who 3—4;Annual Staff 4;Math Contest 1-3; Honor Roll 1-4; School Play 2-3; SADD 4; District Music Festival 2-3; State Music Festival 3 FULL NAME:Joseph Howard Stover FULL NAME: Corey Scott Watte- NICKNAME: G.I. rud PET PEEVE: Being in the same room with someone who is smok- ing FAVORITE SAYING: Hey, dudes! AMBITTON: To be rich and live somewhere near mountains MEMORIES:Going to Philadelphia to my brother's wedding and the fun I had on the Oregon trip ACTIVITIES: Track 1-2; Video Cameraman 3-4 NICKNAME: Corky, The Honorable Grasshopper, Hogger, Spike, SInsai PET PEEVE: People who tease others and people who fake my Oriental ways FAVORITE SAYING: Karate here, karate here, but never get karated here. Hoiii! , I got a raspberry! AMBITION: To stay single and to further my knowledge of the Orient MEMORIES: Satellite at Eric's in October (F-4-24)• football '87, and coming to Augusta ACTIVITIES: Conrad 1-3; Foot- ball 1-4; FFA 1-4; Chorus 3-4; Basketball 1-4;SADD 4 NICKNAME: Rico, Bearbait, Old Man Eek PET PEEVE: When people tell me things that I said or did which I never did FAVORITE SAYING: I imagine! , I just can't see it happen- ing. , Whatever! , I reckon AMBITION: To have fun and stay alive at the same time and to have my own harem MEMORIES: When Doug, Kevin, Bret and I mooned the girls' basketball team bus ACTIVITIES: Football l,3-4;Co- Young NICKNAME:Christi,Crit ter,Bruno PET PEEVE: Spiders, flies, and people who don't flush the toilet FAVORITE SAYTNC: Sanks Easter Bunny.BoklBok! . Shut up Lisa AMBITION:To not be crabby any- more, to be happy and have a fun life MEMORIES: Oregon trip,April 8, 1987,track season 87,fun times with my friends, The Famous Five ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1-4;Co- Captain 4; Track 1-4; State track l-3;Class Secretary 1; Class Vice-President 3;Class President 4; Pep Club Vice- President 3;Band l-3;Chorus 3— 4;School Play 3;Annual Staff 3-4;Newspaper Staff 3;Pep Club l-4;Math Contest l-2;District Music Festival 1-3 ;llomecoming Queen 1

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