Augusta High School - Wapiti Yearbook (Augusta, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1989 volume:

The burning of Haystack Butte during the Canyon Creek Fire. September 6. 1988 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1989 would like to dedicate, their annual to Mr . Mitzy Carter in appreciation fioi the many hour o£ extra time 6 he hat volunteered to help u complete our project ofi the Junior Prom and the Senior Annual. 2 I, Shonie AndeAAon, will my ability to quit getting hai'icutA to Ronda, Rach- el, Jolene, and anybody el4e who Ala'll gelling haincut , and my ability to get mannied night out ofi high Achool to Jolene. becauAe Ahe wantA to. I, Janette AnpA, will my abU. .ty to be ejected ftn.om a game to anybody want to Ait on the bench awhile. who I, Rhonda Soadle, to Adell Weanley. waJLI my ability to A tuff aa many {A nch {Aie A in my mouth I, Bill Melaney, will my ability to catch paAAeA in football to Lonne, and my tnuck to Tell ao 1 won’t have to dnive him eveAywheAe anymoAe. Mentor I, Rachel Sangnay, wa.11 my ability to be in a good mood all oft the time to anyone that goea to A.H.S., and will all my boy Aiend ’ nice cana and tnuckA to my AiAten Ronda ao Ahe won’t have to walk on nide anound in old be.ate.AA. I, Ronda Sangnay, will all my out o town boy{niendA -to the ginlA at A.H.S. cauAe they’ll need them, and eApecially the Indian oneA to Sanah KAone be- cauAe Ahe haA good taAte in men. I, Sean SlangeA, will the anX o Ataying calm and AobeA to FAank ThompAon. I, Beth ThompAon, be+ng ofa unAound mind and neat body, will my Apace to Shawn AaIz, and Mn. GibbonA’ eAAay teAtA to anyone dumb enough to take them. After Graduation a What • •? Ronda Sangnay is now man,n,ied to a guy 4fie met in J alien,. The. bunion is held at Ualien, because the tribal council wouldn't let Ronda leave the res- ervation. Beth Thompson started a Space Program at Hanvand and couldn't make it to the reunion because she's still lost in space. Sean Slanged is taking guitar lessons {ram Ted Nugent and hopes to start a band in the Orient called the Vongo. Bill Delaney show.6 up bragging about the hotel he started in Brady called the Quality Inn. He is upset because the reunion wasn't held at hit hotel. Shonie Anderson is married to Rod Foster but she still hadn't told hen. dad. Rachel Sangnay arrives fiashionalby late due to hen indecision about which date to bKing. She is wearing one ofi hen, own oniginal designs firom hen shop in Paris. But, some things never change and Ronda and Rachel stant fighting about who has who's clothes on! Rhonda Boadle married Pete Rasmussen at a rodeo in Villon. Rhonda now owns a repair shop fior ambulances. Janette Arps received wonld fiame when she won two gold medals at the 1992 Summen Olympics in the event o{ shot put and discus. Janette was also chosen as alternate {on, the 1600 meter relay, and guess who hen, coach is? Mn,. Galahan! ? NICKNAMES — Janet, Wetty, Janice PET PEEVES — Willie Nelson songs, people who brag, and pop quizzes. FAVORITE SAYINGS - Whatever! Oh, well! See ya! AMBITION — To be happy and have I lots of fun. MEMORIES — Christmas 87, State Track Meet 88. Basketball 88. Homecoming 88. ACTIVITIES - Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; State Track Meet 1-3; A-Club 1-4; Chorus 2-4; Band 1-4; District Music Festival 1-4; State Music Festival 1,3; SADD 3,4; Math Contest 1,2; Girls State Alternate 3; Annual Editor 4; School Play 4; Pep Club 1-4; Dishonor Society. SRAomia {JPcu $vadle NICKNAMES Boad, Rudy PET PEEVES - Snakes, Mr. Gibbon's tests, and grumps. FAVORITE SAYINGS - Back off! Whatever! AMBITION — To have fun and live life to its fullest. MEMORIES - Christmas 87, June 16, 1988, Basketball 88, and good times with friends. ACTIVITIES -Band 1,2; Chorus 2- 3; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Girls State 3; A-Club 1-4; Math Contest 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; SADD 3-4; School Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Dishonor Society 4. 4 J feU fThvmjiiiyn NICKNAMES - Space, Bether, Bethann PET PEEVES — Slurpers and whiners and jerks and snobs. FAVORITE SAYINGS - You know it! Neat, huh! You guys are jerks! Don’t be a geek! Impress me some more Big Guy! AMBITION — To be rich and happy and have fun and to be the first woman President. MEMORIES - State Track Meet 87, Augusta Rodeo 87 88, Boys Tournaments 88, Homecoming 87 88, Valier, Cascade, Winter Fair, State Convention, Cat-Griz Game 87, April 8, 1987, J S Beckie me, General Mills, Shonie's house, Geraldine Game 85, Dutton Game 88, Congress 87 88, Friends and Crayons 87. ACTIVITIES — Basketball 1-4; Cheerleading 1-4; Track 1-4; FFA 1-4; 4- H 1-4; A-Club 1-4; Band 1; Class Secretary 1,2; Class Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council Officer 3,4; HOBY 2; Math Contest 1,2,4; Honor Society 2-4; SADD 3,4; Homecoming Princess 3; Divisional Tournaments 4; Play 3,4. fan tie - AitVwe ffo. tjtfsnde ibcn NICKNAMES - Shonie, Shon, Stoney, Stoner PET PEEVE - People who $% ? or complain and strut. FAVORITE SAYING - $% ? happens and anything else that is appropriate! AMBITION - To get out of Augusta, to marry Rod, and to live the best life possible. MEMORIES -- Willow Creek, Summer of 88, the great times with Lisa W., Holter Lake, times with my big brother, July 16, 88, August 11, 88, August 13, 88, and the most special of all, Rod. ACTIVITES — Cheerleading 1; Band 1; Track 1,2; Basketball 1-3; Chorus 3,4; SADD 3,4; A-Club 1; Math Contest 1; Music Festival 1,4; Annual Staff Typist 4; School Play 4; Dishonor Society 4; CBA; FFA 1,2; Pep Club 1-4; Homecoming Princess 4; Class Vice- President 1,4. Stonda diay ’faMfyiaty NICKNAME - Sangray PET PEEVES - People who imitate things you say and people who think they’re better than everybody else. FAVORITE SAYINGS - I hate it when that happens! Impress me some more Big Guy! Oh, well! AMBITION - To be happy and have as much fun as possible. MEMORIES -- State Track 87, April 8, 1987, Valier Homesteader Days, Valier Prom 88, District Championship Game against Geraldine 87, Boys Tournaments 86 88, Bozeman, November 18, 1987, District Tournament - Dutton game, Divisional Tournaments 88, and all the good times spent with Jolene, Ron, and Rachel. ACTIVITIES - Basketball 1-4; Captain 4; Track 1-3; State Track 1-3; Cheerleading 1-4; Band 1,2,4; Chorus 3,4; District Music Festival 1,2,4; State Music Festival 1; Pep Club 1-4; SADD 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 1; Class President 1; Class Secretary 4; Student Council 2,3,4; Honor Society 2-4; Math Contest 1-4; State Math Contest 1; Annual Staff 4; CBA; Senior Play 4; A- Club 1-4. SBt l c€. lAMtineu NICKNAME - William PET PEEVES — Tests, Mondays, people who whine, teachers, people who pronounce my name wrong, headaches. FAVORITE SAYINGS - Hey there you crazy white man! Hey there brother, ? $! AMBITION -To be the best I can be and have fun doing whatever I do. MEMORIES — Junior year, Senior year, Homecoming 87 88, Prom 87, Tournaments 87, 88, 89, Friday the 13th, 86. ACTI VITES - Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Rodeo 1-4; Pep Club 1-4; Dishonor Society 1-4; Football Captain 4; Annual Staff 4. 'JRar i4 NICKNAME - Rach PET PEEVE - People who eat with their mouth open and people who think they are better than everybody else, school, and immature boys. FAVORITE SAVINGS - Get out of my face! Whatever! Yeah right! AMBITION - To live life to its fullest and to get out of here. MEMORIES - July 15, 1988, April 8, 1987, Fair 88, Rodeos, Summers, Boys Tournaments, all the great times with Ron, Ronda, and Jolene, and all the great times in fields and parks. ACTIVITES - Basketball 2-4; Track 1,2; Cheerleading 2; Chorus 3,4; Bafid 1,2; Who's Who 3,4; Class President 4; Pep Club 1-4; Class Vice-President 2,3; SADD 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 2; A- Club 1,2,4; CBA, Dishonor Society; Math Contest 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Annual Club Co-Editor; School Play 4. Mean Stflangeb NICKNAMES — Dong, Slanger, Donger PET PEEVES — Whining, people who think they’re good and are. tuna fish casserole, Mondays and mornings FAVORITE SAYINGS -- Shut up would ya! Mellow out! I kill me! AMBITION — To be happy and have lots of toys. MEMORIES - Feb. 13, 1988, Tournaments 88 89, Basketball, Cat- Griz football game 87. Junior-Senior year, MD 20 20, and friends. ACTIVITES — Football 1-4’ Basketball 1-4; A-Club 1-4; Annual Staff 4; Class President 3; Dishonor Society @ WMM 9) % 9� President: Rachel Sangray Vice-President: Shonie Anderson Secretary: Ronda Sangray Treasurer: Beth Thompson 9) 9) N Vice-President: Lome Krone President: Pete Simpson Sec. Treas.: Kerri Barrett 9) 9) b President: Julie Barrett Vice-President: Jason Levine Sec. Treas.: April White Vice-President: Heidi Nordstrom Sec. Treas.: Shaylin Krone President: Jolene Romberg Sec. Treas.: Sarah Kay Converse President: Danielle Wagner Sec. Treas.: Tammy Stevens Vice-President: Jamie McGill President: Josh Isakson ©? 1ss© I W ■ Shawn Artz Marty Icenoggle Jolene Romberg i m Adell Wearley Brian Barnes Jenni Thomas Shay1in Krone Jeff Camden 9 Heidi Nordstrom Frank Thompson HIMIIEIN] Scott Arps Dan Butler Sarah Kay Converse Nilda Hitchcock v . Sarah Krone Tell Steinbach Danielle Wagner Dale Young 9 Joel Beckham ) Aaron Dehl Kate Mott Josh Isakson Tammy Stevens Jenni Amestoy Misty Heinle Shawna Hitchcock Clint Wearley Pam Converse Heather McDonough Athena Goldinger Chase Krone Calli Neckstad Logan Krone Chad Wattnem 11 Will Barrett Josh Carlbom Christi Freeman Blair Hitchcock Jason Mosher Daryi Huesby Callie Isakson Jeremy Gottwig JLm Misty Thomas Marshall Anderson Tyler Huesby A.J. Patterson Tom Breeden v o K David Knight Jon Knight Heidi Carlbom Kate Christensen Katie Murphy Noah Genger I Derek Pfeifer Ben Goldinger r J Kelsey Ripley Johnathon Handy Elly Mae Leazenby Suzanne Simpson Megan Troy Dusty Acord Debbie Knight Patty Sue Troy mdl Natalie Paschal! EaShawna Zitzka s i Nichloe Pfeifer Brandon Bender Kimberly Freeman Danny Murphy Ann Genger Josh Swanson Larry Anderson Bobbie Robertson Laura Hitchcock Bridget Troy Lacey Goss Matthew Robertson Km ARTEM ( Li . .. Sammi McDonough Tyler Stephans Elizabeth Bender t TV Julie Ripley LCOM BOTTOM ROW- Kathy Kuhr-Third Grade; Lola Icenoggle-Second Grade; Lorran Burdick- K-12 Music, Jr. High Girls Basketball Coach, Freshmen Advisor; Sandy Regnerius- Special Education; Mitzy Carter-Business, Seventh Math, Pep Club Cheerleading Advisor, Eighth Grade Advisor. MIDDLE ROW- Bruce Gottwiq-Computers, German, Jr. High English, Library, Jr. High Track, Senior Advisor; Joanne Reynolds-First Grade; Mark Gibbons-English, Drama, Flag Football Coach, Asst. Football Coach,Sophomore Advisor; Matt Genger-Fifth Grade, Head Girls Basketball Coach, Head Boys Basketball Coach; Dan Carter-Sixth Grade, Jr. High and High School Health; Mark Mattingly-Science,Freshmen Advisor. TOP ROW- Sylvan Susaq-Vo-Aq, Counselor, FFA Advisor, Senior Advisor; Theresa Taylor- Fourth Grade; Neil Kynett-Math, Computers, Assistant Girls Basketball Coach, Assistant Boys Basketball Coach, Jr. High Boys Basket- ball Coach, Junior Advisor AT LEFT- Gary Galahan-History. Head Football Coach, Track Coach, Seventh Grade Advisor. AT RIGHT-Nancy Carter-Kindergarten, K-6 P.E. and Computers,Grade School Basketball Coach. 18 BUS DRIVERS- Clayton Hitchcock, Bill Young Barb Arps, Patty Goss, Helen Morgan. STUDYHALL, KITCHEN HELPER, STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISOR, JUNIOR ADVISOR- Patsy Allen. COOKS- Sharon White and Annie Lame. mm SUPERINTENDENT- Rick Ripley JANITORS- Shorty Henry and Clayton Hitchcock. SCHOOL BOARD- Tina Freeman, Bill Mosher, Bonita White, Lennie Krone, Joe Barrett. Steve Nylund Owner We're here to help you. We're TOTAL HARDWARE 304 North Main, P.O. Box 791 Choteau, Montana 59422 (406) 466-2191 Steak Mouse Trap Club Roping Arena 562-9231 Mac's Storage U-Lock It! U-Store It! U-Keep The Key! John Nora McCarthy Augusta, MT 59410 406-562-3366 Mel's s' Ice Cream £ % i Parlor Diner Meals to Go Delivery Walt, Annie Lisa Lame AUGUSTA DINNER CLUB Everybody welcome Serve daily Monday-Friday Served family style 12:00 p.m. Rita and Cecil Bond Cline's Wagons West Best Wishes Class of '89 Alien, Teddie, Wrisque and Chance Cline flUGusm, inonTnnH 552-3295 Congratulations, Class of 1989 Lance, Lennie, Lome, Sarah I and Logan Krone 20 The Augusta Elks V otball team Vinithed the season with thmee wins and Voum losses. Augusta. mounted vidonies agaivst Valiem in theim fisOiAt game, ofi the. season, Box Eldem {±o i Homecoming, and Rocky Boy in theim last game o 5 -tftc. season. Lomne Kmone was picked by the coaches oV 5C V0 1 ALL Convenience Line Backem. The Lady Elk advanced on to the Divisional Toumnament Vori the Vimst time in eight yearns. Ton. theim meg- ulam season play, the Elks had 16 wins and two losses. Entering into the District Toumnament in second place, the Elks played Sunbumst and won easily 60-34. In Tmiday night's semifinal action, the Elks Veil to the Dutton Camdinals 59-61, even by a last 3-second attempt oV Ronda Sangmay stealing the ball and making a halVcouAt shot, which was muled no good. Although the loss was upsetting, the gimls upset theim mtvals, the Belt Huskies, 56-55, who had beaten hem out oV Divisional action last yean by one point.. In Divisional action, the Elks took mevenge on the Dutton Camdinals in fmiday aVtemnoon action aVtem bowing to StanVomd on Thumsday. Tom theim last game oV the season, the Elks lost to the Big Sandy Pioneems. The Distmict 8-C Gemaldine Tigems advanced to State and captumed the title. Tema Kmone was chosen V0 L iimst team all conVemence and Shaylin Kmone and Adell Ueamley weme chosen V0 L second team all conVemence. The boys basketball team won six oV theim megulam season games and they weme in the sixth place standing enteming Distmict Toumnament. Thcs was the V l time■ since 1984, the boys did not have to Vace playing in the sudden death game on Tuesday night. In theim game oV the megulam season, the boys scorned 79 points against the V l pl rce Cen- temville Minem'S- 91 points. This was the most points they scorned in theim season. The Elks saw toumnament ac- tion against Highwood and Powem but weme unVomtunate to be on the winning side. Dutton upset Centemville in the Distmict Championship and High- wood took thimd. Centemville then placed thimd at Divisional. Gamdnem was the State C Tive gimlt eV Champions V°m Vomts placed 1989 thimd at the Distmict Tnack Meet and thmee oV these gimls placed at Div- isional to take second place. See pgs. 30-31 Vom mome details. Sean Sianger 22 l Senior Bill Melanev BOTTOM ROW-Heidi Nordstrom, Danielle Wagner, Kerri Barrett, Sarah Con- verse. MIDDLE ROW-Sarah Krone, Rhonda Boadle, Adell Wearley, Beth Thompson, Jolene Romberg. TOP ROW-Rachel Sangray, Shaylin Krone, Jan- ette Arps, Ronda Sangray, Jenni Thomas, Nilda Hitchcock. Not pictured- SCORES Augusta vs. Hobson......|. . .45-32 Winifred.........71-48 Dutton...........69-50 Power............75-36 Centerville.....75-38 Brady............68-24 Valier...........74-31 Fairfield........30-78 Highwood.........69-41 Dutton............71-63 Power...........63-41 Centerville.....71-54 Brady............72-33 Lincoln..........64-38 Seely-Swan......64-58 Highwood.........52-47 Fairf ield........29-48 Valier............71-53 DISTRICT Sunburst........60-34 Dutton...........59-61 Highwood.........48-37 Belt.............56-55 DIVISIONALS Stanford........39-61 Dutton...........52-38 Big Sandy........38-54 Tera Krone. ABOVE- RECOGNITION-Seniors Ronda, Rachel, Janette, Beth, and Rhonda stand with parents, Dianne and Ron Sangray, Barb and Ben Arps, Margie and Art Thompson, and Betty and Jim Boadle. BELOW--ELK EXCITEMENT -The Elks defeat the Belt Huskies and advance to Divisional. PAGE SPONSOR: Art, Margie, Beckie, Beth and Frank 24 Thompson BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL: BOTTOM ROW- Dennis Mills, Sean Slanger, Frank Thompson, Mike Amestoy, Brian Barnes. TOP ROW- Shawn Artz, Pete Simpson, Marty Icenoggle, Clint Broere, Bill Melaney, Lome Krone. SENIOR RECOGNITION-Sean Slanger with parents, Don and Joanne, and Bill Melaney with parent, Chuck and Susie, are recognized at their last home basketball game on February 13,1989 against the Centerville Miners. SCORES Augusta vs. Fairfield .38-58 Choteau .57-61 Dutton .43-77 Power .66-63 Lincoln .64-65 Seeley Swan . Fairfield .41-58 Valier .67-41 Highwood .65-69 Dutton .54 57 Power .65-64 Centerville.... .45-64 Brady .67-23 Brady .71-54 Valier .38 37 Fairfield .35-65 Highwood .51-54 Centerville.... DISTRICT .79-92 Highwood .40-72 Power .54-63 J.V. BASKETBALL: BOTTOM ROW-Brian Barnes, Paul Beckham, Dale Young, Tell Steinbach. TOP ROW- Keven Heinle, Dan Butler, Shawn Artz, Clint Broere, Pete Simpson,Scott Arps. VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL-Beth Thompson, Jolene Romberg, Shaylin Krone, and Ronda Sangray. The drill team performs a dance routine to Breakaway, Dude Looks Like a Lady,” and Exciteable at District Tournament. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Nilda Hitchcock and Sarah Converse JUNIOR HIGH BOYS BASKETBALL-Shawna Hitchcock, April White, Jaime McGill, and Julie Barrett. Five Girls Compete for Augusta's Track Team Win Two Trophies Five girls combined their talents to- gether to bring home two trophies for the 1989 track season.All five Augusta track- sters placed at District Track Meet held in Great Falls at Memorial Stadium on May 11, 1989 to capture third place with 32 team points in the 10 team meet. Janette Arps placed a new District record in the shot put with a throw of 37'7V. Janette placed second in the discus with a throw of 122’10 . Shaylin Krone captured two first place spots in the 300 hurdles and 100 hurldes with times of 48.7 and 17.7. Beth Thompson placed in three events— third in the high jump achieving a height of 4'6 , third in the 300 hurdles with a time of 50.8 and fourth in the 400 with a time of 63.9. Adell Wearley placed fifth in the high jump at a height of 4’4 and Tera Krone was fifth in the triple jump with a jump of 30 7V- Belt won first place with 51 points and Centerville was second place with 32 points. At the Divisional Track Meet the fol- lowing week in Great Falls again, three girl's efforts also were given the second place team trophy with a total of 25 points. Shaylin placed first in the 300 hurdles with a time of 38.4 and second in the 100 hurldes with a time of 17.3. Beth placed in two events receiving third in high jump at 4'8 and fourth in the 300 hurldes with a time of 50.6. Janette placed first in the discus throwing it 121 6” and putting the shot 36'7 21' for second place. Janette placed second in shot put and third in discus and Shaylin gained a sec- ond in the 300-meter hurdles to put Augu- sta, as a team,in seventh (with 11) among the 37 Class C schools earning points in the State Track and Field Meet in Helena on May 25 and 26. The Hot Springs girls team copped first with 31 points and the Hot Springs boys team also won first with 30 points. Shaylin ran Friday in pre- liminary heats in both the 100 and 300- meter hurdles and qualified in both. On Saturday she recorded her best time of the year in the 300 with a time of 47.71. Over behind the stands in Vigilante Sta- dium, Janette's best throw in the discus in the qualifying flights was 117'11 . In a throw off of six finalists, she failed to better that mark and Sandy Deleo of Seeley Swan won with 121'1 . Janette's throw in the finals were 109'10 ,113 10 , and 117'll . Janette in a preliminary flight put the shot 38'1 3 4 , only to see Sorkness of Belt follow with 38'7 . In the final throws, Janette's best throw was 37'6 3 4 and Sorkness set a new Class C record with a throw of 38'8 3 4 . Beth failed to place at state in Friday's action. For their efforts at the State Track Meet in Helena, Janette and Shaylin were invited to compete at the Meet of Champ- ions in Great Falls on June 10, 1989. The Meet of Champions is where all first and second place contestants from Districts AA, A,B,and C compete against each other. Shaylin placed fourth in the 300 hurldes at the Meet of Champions. Beth Thompson, Janette Arps, Adell Wearley, Shaylin Krone, and Tera Krone Uuuuuuuumph! 30 ABOVE: The Lady Elks proudly pose with their third place trophy at District Track Meet. AT LEFT: Shaylin is like the wind as she crosses the finish line. BELOW: Janette prepares to throw the shot put at District where she set a new re- cord for Class C. Girls Basketball SCORES Augusta vs. Dutton .22-20 Power Centerville .18-24 Brady .27-35 Highwood . 9-33 Dutton .13-21 Power .20-19 Centerville.... .17-24 Brady .28-24 Lincoln .39-30 TOURNAMENTS Dutton .24-26 Power .22-24 WINS-4 LOSSES 8 BOTTOM ROW- Misty Heinle, Dusty Isom, Callie Neckstad, Heather McDonough. MIDDLE ROW- Pam Converse, Jaime McGill, Tassie Goss, Cari Freeman, Shawna Hitchcock. TOP ROW- Jo Camden, Kate Mott, Tammy Stevens, Julie Barrett, April White, Jenni Amestoy, Coach Lorran Burdick. p p p -• Junior High Thit page 4ponionzd by BARRETT LAW ANV LIVESTOCK. Boys Basketball SCORES Augusta vs. Dutton 25-24 Power 41-30 Lincoln 42-22 Lincoln 48-29 Highwood ....15-53 Dutton 24-47 Power ...36-24 Centerville.. ...30-33 Brady ...29-27 Brady ...29-32 Highwood TOURNAMENTS ...36-68 Dutton ...30-50 Power ...37-27 Brady Centerville.. ...35-43 WINS-8 L0SSES-7 BOTTOM ROW- Clint Wearley, Josh Tsakson, Joel Beckham. TOP ROW- James Bond, Jason Levine, Aaron Dehl, Broady Isakson, Logan Krone, Chase Krone. 32 Flag Football SCORES Augusta vs. Dutton Centerville.. .••18-24 Cascade Centerville.. ... 8-14 Cascade ...12-20 WINS- 0 LOSSES-6 BOTTOM ROW- Joe Christenson, Josh Carlbom, Teal Blake. MIDDLE ROW- Chase Krone, Will Barrett, Josh Isakson, James Bond,Joel Beckham. TOP ROW- Logan Krone, Jason Levine, Coach Mark Gibbons, Broady Isakson, Aaron Dehl. S P E C I A L 0 L Y M P 1 C s JameA Bond brought home a. falHAt and Aecond place, medal and Clint Weafiley brought home a AounXh and il th place ribbon t[Korn the Special Swimming OlymplcA held In May In Bozeman. They wene coached by Nancy Canter, Track Field BOTTOM ROW- Shawna Hitchcock,Jaime McGill, Clint Wearley. TOP ROW- Tammy Stevens, Aaron Dehl, Jenni Amestoy, April White. 33each. Seven students competed in junior high track. At the District Junior High Track and Field Meet in Fort Benton on May 4, 1989, April White came home with two first place ribbons in the 800 with a time of 2:47.82 and the 1600 with a time of 6.39. April also captured second place in the triple jump with a jump of 26'7 n. Tammy Stevens threw the discuss 75'1 for third place the the shot put 26'9 for fourth place. April, Tammy, Shawna Hitchcock, and Jenni Amestoy combined their efforts to- gether in the 800 relay and received fifth place with a time of 2:16.86. In combined division scores, Fort Benton won both the boys and girls and Fairfield was second in 4 : a •h •h •- •h •H • •H • • ◄ •« We wish you the best of luck in the future i AUflfpstt© IB@@§i}©lf ©Uuillfi) • •- Tobacco Valley Herefords •« Congratulations, Seniors! •A •A •• George Sally Ripley Wolf Creek, MT 562-3502 FOR EVERY INSURANCE NEED WestMont Agency See us for all your insurance and accounting needs Choteau, Montana 466-5772 T7T77777777777777777.7TTT7?777777777777777T 34 A.H.S. organizations were busy through- out the 1988-1989 school year. The sen- ior's project Included the school annual' Janette Arps was nominated editor and Ronda and Rachel Sangray were chosen as co-editors. Shonie Anderson was typist and the two boys, Sean Slanger and Bill Melaney, were photographers. Rhonda Boadle and Beth Thompson were in charge of ad- vertising. Final production of the annual was completed by Rhonda B-, Janette, Ron- da, and Rachel. The high school band performed at all basketball games. Time Square, the Christ- mas program. District Music Festival, and the Spring Concert. Their efforts at the Music Festival in April were awarded a 1 racing of Superior. They were the only Class C school to place this high. Their performance songs at festival were Trop- ical Twilight and March of Pilgrims. The high school choir received a II raring at the District Music Festival performing Paper Reeds and Song of Sea. Janette Arps, the only senior band member for the en- tire school year, performed a baritone saxaphone solo, Asleep in the Deep. Jan- ette was awarded a L rating at District and a II rating at State Music Festival in May in Missoula. Society at the annual sprLng banquet held at Cline's Wagons West. Honor Society, raised money by holding cake raffles dur— the boys basketball games. In Rodeo action. Bill Melaney paired with Chad Johnson of Cut Bank to place second in the National High School Rodeo in Pueblo. CO. in July. They ended fourth in the state finals. Their combined time for the nation three go arounds was 23.57 seconds, only 51 100ths of a second behind the winners. No other Montanans placed in anv event. Classes were busy during che school year competing against one another in different contests: locker decorations, posters, skits, races, and games. For the girls community pep assembly, the classes enjoyed competing against one another in Win, Loose, or Draw and during the boys community pep assembly, they played the Class Feud . The junior high students won the competition for the year and the sophomores placed second, with the juniors in third place. The freshmen placed fourth and the juniors trailed at the end. Pep Rodeo Club also had a Christmas Food Basket Raf- fourth fie for a money raiser and tournament book ads. Kerri Barrett represented A.H.S. at the Hugh O'Brian Youth (HOBY) Foundation State Leadership Seminar, April 21-23, at the University of Montana in Missoula. HOBY is now celbrating its 31st year. The F.F.A. Chapter received high re- cognition for their BOAC project. They received a Governor's Citation for out- standine service in making our community a better place to live and work. Beth Thompson, Senior F.F.A. member, will re- present Augusta next fall in Washington D.C. for this award.Bill Melaney and Frank Thompson attended the Kansas City Conven- tion. The F.F.A. built a picnic table and raffled it off for one of their money ra isers. Student Council held their annual con- tests for Homecoming,Halloween,and chirsc- mas. This year they purchased a glass mirror ball and other lights. Four sophomores were welcomed into Honor Jason Levine-8th Grade Rep.; Cari Freeman-7th Grade Rep.; Ronda Sangray- Senior Rep.; Adell Wearley-Vice President; Beth Thompson-President; Kerri Barrett-Secretary Treasurer; Jennifer Thomas-Junior Rep.; Mike Amesoty- Sophomore Rep.; and Sarah Krone-Freshmen Rep. ■'W10 'I ADVISOR-Sylvan Susag, Kerri Barrett, Adell Wearley, Mike Amestoy, Ronda Sangray, Paul Beckham, Shaylin Krone, Lome Krone, Heidi Nordstrom,and Beth Thompson. Lome Krone, Marty Icenoggle, Clint Broere Bill Melaney, and Tell Steinbach. Shawn Artz, Sarah Krone, Jennifer Thomas, Mike Amestoy, Clint Broere, Scott Arps, Kate Mott, BAND DIRECTOR-Lorran Burdick, Pete Simpson, Josh Isakson, Paul Beckham, Dale Young, Kerri Barrett, Julie Barrett, Jaime McGill, Adell Wearley, Heidi Nordstrom, Joel Beckham, Tell Steinbach, Tera Krone, Heather Butler, Ronda Sangray, Janette Arps, Sarah Converse, Shaylin Krone, Lome Krone, Terry Hitchcock, Cari Freeman, April White, Tammy Stevens, Shawna Hitchcock. DIRECTOR-Lorran, Burdick, Jaime McGill, Tassie Goss, April White, Heather Butler, Kate Mott, Tera Krone, Sarah Converse, Kerri Barrett, Shawna Hitch- cock, Adell Wearley, Shonie Anderson, Julie Barrett, Heidi Nordstrom, Ronda Sangray, Janette Arps, Nilda Hitchcock, Jolene Romberg, Jennifer Thomas, Tell Steinbach, Rachel Sangray, Shaylin Krone, Terry Hitchcock, Scott Arps, Clint Broere, Marty Icencoggle. 37 BOTTOM ROW-Terry Hitchcock, Keven Heinle,Beth Thompson, Brian Barnes, ADVISOR Mr. Susag. TOP ROW-Frank Thomp- son, Bill Melaney, Clint Broere, Tell Steinbach. 38 Shawn Artz, Heidi Nordstrom-TREASURER, Jolene Romberg-PRESIDENT, Marty Ice- noggle-VICE PRESIDENT, Ronda Sangray-SECRETARY, Janette Arps, Rhonda Boadle, Sarah Converse, Nilda Hitchcock, Kerri Barrett, Julie Barrett, Jaime McGill, Jennifer Thomas, Tassie Goss, Tell Steinbach, Heather Butler,Rachel Sangray, Danielle Wagner, Shaylin Krone, Bill Melaney, Clint Broere, Scott Arps, Beth Thompson, Tammy Stevens, Shonie Anderson, Brian Barnes, Dale Young, Mike Am- estoy, Adell Wearely, Paul Beckham, Tera Krone, Frank Thompson, Lome Krone, Sean Slanger, Sarah Krone, April White, Kate Mott, Shawna Hitchcock. •« • ••••••ft • • • • A AAA • •••••• • ;M;;;;;tni;;;;ittt; • ◄ • ◄ • • A •A •A •A mmfu • KREBS SERVICE |j§11 ■ STATION mUSM i Distributor BBSS::- W BBS Exxon Products 24 hour service • A •A • A •◄ BILL'S TOWING AND REPAIR • • 4 • •« • Box 343 Augusta, MT 562-3417 59410 E. P. EKEGREN, INC. 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FIRST PLACE—Sophomores THIRD PLACE—Junior High The Augusta Elks rolled easily over the Box Elder Bear during the 1988 Homecoming game on Friday, September 23, 1988 with a victory of 27 to 7. The festivities for Homecoming began Thursday evening with a pep assembly consisting of a licorice race between the homecoming candidates, a lifesaver toothpick relay, and finally tug-a-war contests be- tween classes. Seniors Janette Arps and Ronda Sangray were the leaders of the annual snake dance as students grades 7-12 wound through downtown Augusta. They finished their march at the annual bonfire located in the baseball field. The cheerleaders led the group in chants and cheers. Seniors Bill Melaney, Sean Slanger, Beth Thompson, and Ronda Sangray gave pep talks. Royalty included King Bill Melaney, Queen Shaylin Krone, Prince Brian Barnes, and Princess Shonie Ander- son. The sophomores re- ceived first place with their float, Backfire the Bears followed by the juniors receiving second place with Before and After . Third place was awarded to the junior high with Pooh on the Boars, Elks Will Winnie. The senior's float was Box the Bears and the freshmen’s float was It's Bad News Bears, You're Gonna Loose. The day's events concluded with a homecoming dance in the high school study hall sponsored by the booster club. Music was provided by 23DC. ESSAY WINNERS—Americanism essay winners by class are: Front Row- Cari Freeman, Seventh Grade-Junior Division, Sarah Converse, Freshmen- Senior Divison. Back Row- Pam Converse, Sixth Grade-Junior Division; Keven Heinle, Sophomore-Senior Division; Misty Heinle, sixth grade-Junior Division. COLORING CONTEST WINNERS-Lacey Goss, kindergarten; Nichole Pfeifer, first; Debbie Knight, second; Derek Pfeifer, third; Jeremy Zitzka, fourth; and Jason Mosher, fifth. The two Pfeifer children were not present to receive their awards. Nola Mosher, by microphone, announced the winners in behalf of the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 51. Recipients present are, from left, Lacey Goss, Debbie Knight, Jeremy Zitzka, and Jason Mosher. fttlt 90V Augusta School students in grades 6-12 went on a P.E. skiing trip to Rocky Mountain Hi, the ski area west of Choteau on Thursday, March 23. This was the first ski trip since 1982. The skien.4 stant by snowplowing to get the hang ok things. In the lineup finom lefit ane Shonie Anderson, Shawn Ante, Sean Slanged, Keven He-cnle, Manty leenoggle, M t. Mank Mattingly, Tena Knone, Peten Simpson, Mns. Sandy Regnenus, Tolene Rom- berg, Supt. Rick Ripley and the ski instnucton. Janette Anps looks ahead at something on someone!! Rhonda Boadle can ski without looking. Joel Beckham makes it to the bottom. Clint Weanley gets assistance nom instnucton. One impontant £eatune ofa skiing is the dall! Sean Slangen and Peten Simpson obsenoe classmate demonstnating the all while Manty leenoggle and Mn. Mattingly smile at the camena. The day comes to an end and skiens Shawn Ante, Ronda Sangnay, Shonie Andenson, and Rhonda Boadle begin to dismantle thein skis. Beth Thompson enuises down the slope. PAGE SPONSOR: D E Photo—Don LaBaugh Prince Sean Slanger, Princess Shonie Anderson Queen Beth Thompson, King Bill Melaney Crown Bearers: Bridget Troy and Danny Murphy Every Rose Has Its Thorn PROM '89 April 1, Augusta gym Music provided by disc jockey BARB AND LAURIE 'I can't believe he’s such a jerk.’ JIM, ROB, AND CHUCK I cant hear you, the music is too loud.' GIRL AND BOY 'Come on, just one little kiss.’ AUGUSTA DRAMA DEPARTMENT PRESENTS DRIVE IN RISE AND SHINE STRAWBERRY JAM Three One-Act Comedies April 14, 1989 DRIVE IN Boy.....................Sean Slanger Girl............................Beth Thompson Laurie........................Jolene Romberg Barb .............. Heidi Nordstrom Jim..................Frank Thompson Chuck................Tell Steinbach Rob................ Mike Amestoy RISE AND SHINE Philip Sanford Grant . Mike Amestoy Hepzibah Mercy Jones . Adell Wearley Henry Joseph Jones . . .Sean Slanger Jane Morrison Jones. . .Janette Arps STRAWBERRY JAM Mary Titheridge. . - - Rhonda Boadle Hester Titheridge. . . Beth Thompson M s. Sanctuary .... Kerri Barrett Dr. Celia Varley . . . Janette Arps Mr. Titheridge . . . .Tell Steinbach Director ..........Mr. Mark Gibbons Stage Manager. . . Mrs. Mitzy Carter Lights.........................Keven Heinle Music............................Dan Butler DR. VARLEY 'I was passing by anyway. MARY You'ro kidding mol PHILLIP 'Where did my pants go? HENRY 'You ole shamless hussy!' JANE You kill me!’ 'ii HESTER Oh, Mary! MRS. SANCTUARY 'I must require a post mortem m HEPZIBAH Oh, Phillip, you have such a beautiful voice. PERFECT ATTENDANCE AWARD fVliruidb and dj ilny c€onc U May 45, 4989 SPECIAL AWARDS: Air Force-Beth Thompson; Army-Beth Thompson and Bill Melaney; National Merit Scholarship- Bfith Thompson (her test score was in the top 1%); HEISEY AWARDS-Jolene Romberg and Shaylin Krone; AMERICAN LEGION AWARD—Bill Melaney. SPORTS AWARDS-FCOTBALL- Most Improved-Brian Barnes, Top Defensive Player-Lorne Krone, Top Offensive Player-Mike Arrestoy, Most Valuable Player-Lorne Krone. GIRLS BASKETBALL-Most Imprcved-Jolene Romberg, Top Defensive Players-Beth Thompson and Shaylin Krone, Top Offensive Player-Tera Krone, Most Valuable Player-Ronda Sangray. BOYS BASKETBALL--Most Improved-Clint Broere, Top Defensive Player-Mike Amestoy, Top Offensive Player-Bill Melaney, Most Valuable Player-Mike Amestoy. TRACK-Outstanding Girl- Beth Thompson, Top Field-Janette Arps, Most Valuable Trackster-Shaylin Krone. MUSIC AWARDS-CHROUS-Fresh- men, Sarah Converse; Soph-omore, Terry Hitchcock; Junior, Adell Wearley; Senior, Ronda Sangray. BAMD-Fresh- men, Sarah Krone; Sophomore, Kerri Barrett; Junior, Shawn Artz; Senior, Janette Arps. JOHN PHILLIP AWARD-- Janette Arps. WHO’S WHO IN MUSIC- Janette Arps, Ronda Sangray, Rachel Sangray, Shonie Anderson. PERFECT ATTENDANCE-Shawn Artz-for three years in a row! Beth Thompson Master of Ceremonies DRAMA AWARDS—Best Actor Sean Slanger, Best Actress-Beth Thompson, Best Supporting Actor-Mike Amestoy, Best Supporting Actress-Jolene Rom- berg. CHEERLEADING-GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL-Sarah Converse and Nilda Hitchcock. BOYS VARSITY BASK- ETBALL-Ronda Sangray, Beth Thomp- son, Shaylin Krone, Jolene Romberg. PEP CLUB-Heather Butler ACADEMIC AWARDS-TYPING-Nil- da Hitchcock, MATH CONTEST-Tera Krone, Jenni Thomas, Adell Wearley, Shaylin Krone, Sarah Converse- Superior in Pot Luck, Kerri Barrett- Honorable Mention in Sophomore Math, Mike Amestoy-Honorable Mention in Algebra First Year and Measurement, Heidi Nordstrom-Honorable Mention in General Math and Algebra Second Year, Beth Thompson-Honorable Mention in General Math and a Superior in Geom- etry. Beth's geometry score also re- ceived a honorable mention state wide. AIR FORCE AWARD AMERICAN LEGION AWARD Baccalaureate and Graduation Beth Thompson Valedictorian Buck Allen Speaker Ronda Sangray Salutatorian THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1989 Seven graduates received scholarships totaling more than $15,000 at Graduation held on Sunday, May 21, 1989, in the Augusta Gymnasium. Beth Thompson, Valedictorian, mho plan to attend Montana State University received a MSU Presidential Scholarship that pays tuition and | ees plus a $1,250 merit grant and is renewable annually ifi she maintains a 3.5 grade point average or better, an Air Force R0TC scholarship that also pays tuition, ees, and books she participates rn the program and also ul ills an Air Force commitment ranging rom our to sit years, Richard T. Mirehouse Memorial, $1,000, and National Honor Society, $1,000. Ronda Sangray, Salutatorian, plans to attend Western Montana College in Villion, received a Montana University System Honor,$1,202, a WMC Booster, $250, Billy Anderson Mem- orial, $300, Order o£ Eastern Star Swanson Memorial, $500, American Legion Auxilary, $200, and Vemolay Memorial, $500. Rachel Sangray, who also plans to attend WMC, received an Am- erican Legion Post 51 Scholarship, $500, and a Vemolay Memorial, $500. Bill Melaney re- ceived a scholarship £rom MSU £or rodeo worth $1,500 where he plans to attend college. Sean Slanger received the Voug Mills Memorial, $150. Sean plans to attend the University o£ Montana. Janette Arps received a $4,500 track scholarship to attend Jamestown College and the Augusta Education Association Scholarship £on $150. Vuring the graduation ceremony. Buck Allen recited the Ten Commandments in his Bacca- laureate address. Van Carter gave, the invocation and benediction. The seniors chose ior the graduation ceremony their colors to be black, silver, and maroon. Their class flower to be a silver rose and their class song to be Vou Von't Know What Vou've Got Till Its Gone” by Cinderella. For their motto they chose a selection written by Karen Ravn saying, MOnly as high as you reach, can you grow. Only as ar as you see, can you go. Only as deep as you look, can you see. Only as much as you dream, can you be. The Graduating Class 1989 was presented diplomas by School Board Chairman Bill Mosher and Advisor Bruce Gottwig. PAGE SPONSOR: Ron, Diane, Brad, Ronda, and Rachel Sangray 48 Frank Thompson and Jolene Romberg—Marshals Junior Girls sing The Ros' M (LQ'£M mii£ 1A$€ In the fall of 1985 a small crew of ten: Ronda, Bill, Shonie, Rachel, Beth, Janette, Rhonda, Jill, Sean, and Delbert set out for the Freshmen Flats. With Ronda appointed as trail boss and Shonie as the right hand man and Beth as clerk, the rest of us brought up the rear of the herd. For the annual shindig with the trail herds, we chose Ronda and Bill to represent our group, 'The '89 Cattle Company. The theme for our entry into the covered wagon contest was Skin the Panthers. Foremen for the year were Mr. Susag and Mr. Folmer. But at the end of the year, Mr. Folmer rode off south looking for warmer weather. In the fall of 1986, we reached the Sophomore Badlands. Mr. Larson was hired as our new foreman along with Mr. Susag. After a new election, Rachel was chosen to lead the group, with Jill at her side and Beth remained as clerk. The crew of trail hands was the still the same. For our second annual shindig, we chose Rachel and Sean to represent our group. Our entry this year was Elk Spirit Comes In Cans, Not Can’ts” which received second place. We reached the Junior Mountains in the fall of 1987. Parts of our journey were very difficult. During the course of the journey, we acquired Rory Kolste and Dale Camp as trail hands. Delbert Pond was lost due to a sudden stampede during the night. After two months, Dale drew his wages and rode off and was never heard from again. Wtih our foremen being the same, we hired Sean as trail boss, Rachel as right hand man, and Jill as clerk. Beth and Rory were chosen to represent us at the annual shindig and won the honor of Princess and Prince. This year our company put on the annual whoop-up which was held on March 26. The theme was I Won’t Forget You and our colors were black, silver, and hot pink. A good time was had by all! In the fall of 1988, we finally reached the last part of our treacherous journey, the Sweet Senior Valley. Jill Bakken, in her quest to become Pocahontas, left and joined the Blackfeet tribe in Valier. Rory Kolste, while passing through the Highwood Mountains, stopped to pan for gold and became a Mountaineer. That left eight for the rest of the journey-Ronda. Rachel, Janette, Bill, Sean, Shonie, Rhonda, and Beth- six girls and two boys. During the fall we were temporarily delayed due to a prairie fire, and in the early sping when our herd was looking worn and ragged, we ran into -45 degree weather and the herd and company barely survived. During an Indian attack. Mr. Larson was scalped and Mr. Gottwig took over to help Mr. Susag. For the final leg we chose Rachel as trail boss, Shonie as her right hand man, Ronda as record keeper, and Beth as chief money keeper. For the fourth and final shindig, we chose Shonie and Bill to represent our company. Bill was chosen as King and Shonie as Princess. Our entry for the covered wagon contest was Box the Bears. At this year's whoop up, Bill and Beth were chosen King and Queen and Sean and Shonie as Prince and Princess. On May 21, 1989 we reached our final destination. We all drew our wages and rode off in different directions to pursue our lifelong dreams. 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