Charles M Russell High School - Russellog Yearbook (Great Falls, MT)

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o o I Designer shoelaces, permed hair, and Co- penhagen cans are what one would consider in for the years of 1981-1982, but it takes more than that to make it through a top secret mission at CMR. Starting at the prime age of development, the tiny sophomore enters the immense halls of CMR and gasps I made it! Little does he know all the times he will ever regret saying that! Can he really anticipate cramming for tests, love life blues, trying not to find a ride to the game without going to mom, and worse enough trying not to act like the typical sophomore. Now as the junior year rolls around, one knows more of what to expect. Since he no longer can claim the title, of sophomore he can joke around with the mighty seniors. The junior wipes his brow and wonders how he ever made it through that dreaded sophomore year! The vivacious seniors, proud and tall they stand. For twelve long, grueling years you have been waiting to claim this title — Kings of the school at last! You ' ve made it — seniors- — MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! Looking back at the years though, it took a lot more than fancy clothes and hairstyles to be in. What made you in? Remember all the great friends and all the crazy, wild times spent together? The tournaments, the parties, classes, and just talking the hours away that made the years slip by so fast? Where did they go? Each one of us has been assigned to a special mission one filled with goals and many accomplishments. We have been given all the necessary clues, data, and steps to help solve the mystery of life ahead. It is you and your uniqueness that makes you in the top secret mission. o 4-lntroduction

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SCHOOL DAZE - Junior Jim Burdette walks through the commons in a daze. A PROPOSAL? - Senior Kurt Strutz watch- es the defense from the sidelines. MASKED MARVELS - Seniors Tonjua Nash and Laura Dybdal get into the CMR spirit. HOMEWORK - Seniors Randy Severson and Jennifer Bosley seem to be catching up on other subjects during class. HEY-Y-Y! - Junior Julie Petersen clowns around for the camera at one of the football games. A. O. K. - Seniors Ted Stuff and Mitch Tropila give a sign that CMR is O.K. ]k J i s SI J ULi. 1 Introduction-

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SOPHOMORE SYNDROME— Sophomoe C Schmidt even acts like a sophomore when ca grit off guard during a gym class. HEY TINKERBELL, WHERE ' S PETER PAN? — Senior Tom Polzin shows what he thinks about an idea given at the senior Homecoming poster making party. TRUE RUSTLERS — Seniors Jackie Curtis, Valeria Franca, and Janet Mitchell shows their Rustler spirit. SMILE, YOU ' RE ON CANDID CAMERA— Senior Loren Audet looks slightly surprised to find out that there is someone else watching him. IF LOOKS COULD KILL— Junior Katie Grant has a very devasting look on her face as she watches the Junior Varsity football game. FOOTBALL PLAYER?? — Senior Terry Davis looks a little confused as he gets ready for football prac- tice holding a basketball. STEADY WITH THOSE HANDS!— Seniors Russ Hofland, Brian DellaRossa, Dave Ketelsleger, and Steve Kubick demonstrate their operating skills as they neuter a mouse in an advanced biology class. lntroduction-5