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

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1. PONDERING THE PASTA— Planning out the annual Home- coming spaghetti dinner and all its details, Mr. Dick Kuntz organizes the event during one of the first meet- ings. 2. STAR STRUCK— Caught unaware by a photographer, senior Susan Warden is shown helping decorate the gym for coronation. DEVOURING DELICIOUSLY— Along with 550 other people, senior Lisa Parsons attends the annual Homecoming Spaghetti dinner sponsored by Mr. Dick Kuntz. MASSES MUNCH MUCH-at the dinner during Homecoming. The dinner featured spaghetti, rolls, coke, cake, and salad for one dollar.

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1. IS THERE A BRUIN IN THERE?— The Rustlers spirit was high as they huddled for a final cheer before the Homecoming game against the Helena Capital Bruins. 2. EXTRA TERRESTRIAL— Looking somewhat like an alien junior Kirk Hindoien works on the class float with the help of junior Dan Hunt. RAGU EAT YOUR HEART OUT!-At one of the spa- ghetti dinner planning meetings, seniors Paula San- grey and Shelly Claassen laugh it up while junior Suzie Meddock looks on. TAKE TWO ASPRIN AND CALL ME IN THE MORNING- — Float building seems to be at a standstill as senior Mark Joyner takes time out to rest. Rustlers turn in dynamite performance HIGH spirits and excitement vibrated throughout the stands as the mighty CMR football team strutted onto the field. This dynamic performance didn ' t end there; Lights . . . Camera . . . Action ... and action it was as the Rustlers jumped into a 19-0 lead where they remained until shortly before the half. Fired up and Bear-hungry, the Rustlers returned from the half to hold the score at 19-7 for the remainder of the game. This Hollywood Style Homecoming win boosted the record to 8-1 under the direction of Head Coach Jack Johnson. This was the Rustler ' s third consecutive win with Johnson ' s only Homecoming loss against Billings Senior in 1979. The 1982 Holly wnd Style production was complete as the clock ran out and the entire Rustler cast wore a smile as the Rustler team clenched the SCORE. 12-lntroduction

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SCARLET O ' HARA? — Posing for a picture on the junior class float Heather Madson portrays the Gone With the Wind theme. IF LOOKS COULD KILL — Looking very tired after marching in the parade senior Sherri Bartelt doesn ' t want her picture taken. IT ' S A BIRD, IT ' S A PLANE — No it ' s super sophomore Kevin Wright demonstrating his driving skills as he terrorizes Central Avenue during the Homecoming parade. Rustlers reach peak of fever INSERT a Hollywood style theme to a Rustler Homecoming parade and the result is a star production. Rustler pride and ambition is what it takes to produce this traditional exhibition of school spirit and unity. Sophomores, juniors, seniors, faculty, and organizations all devote many long hours every year to coordinate the many spectacular Homecoming events. Spirit and excitement reach their peak as the mighty Rustler marching band strikes up the tune of Mag 7 to lead off the festivities. The parade is a source of genuine fun. This kind of fun can not be purchased by currency or qqim 4. LET ' S GET IT TOGETHER — Trying to calm the nerves of junior Kyle Anderson at the pep rally is junior Dale Glassley. 5. THE FEW, THE PROUD, THE RUSTLERS — A group of mighty Rustler football players pass by, dominating the scene at the Homecoming parade. 14-lntroduction