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

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(A ( botes, lu l awv c- 5 (0 £ arr vvjLcr Mj jM I ' K ' a 3 1833 01823 4473 GENEALOGY ' ?78.60P ■2f G79RUS -W ' -z f ' i J -for o nKlahher yovr €v « ) )Cnow tAch 0 ' m , Levi yej ji f ' e. X , , - ' _sr . ' .A V ..sj - - ' ki ' ••M. f ?4 : «- . J. ' 7 o = (j A. ' ' C -■C u C y SHADES SPORTS organizations ' academics student life PEOPLE ADVERTISEMENT p. i6 p. 54 p. bb p. 100 p. 120 p. 204 p. 228 ' f i- tm-Ai ©eo kfkt i Irs foee tc .A. 4. -4 -s - ' - T ' - , =1 -r- £ C3?- A - Oo vvjL cryvA- shc v-ld ■{■-ell fl 3t- - - _ -i e-  -«c_ re js yia-) % - r I RUSScllOG VOLUME - fP. 4rfsr ■It Sq IQ H OL M lOC Fci- MT 59404 (406 791-2054 TIUiPAGE 1 r - f C iS r CHAXNGF Shades of change hir CMR full force rhis year as ir become o four-yeor high school for rhe firsr rime in irs hisrory. The number of sru- denrs rose from 1255 ro 1800 wirh 454 freshmen. Periods were cur from eighr ro seven, wirh firsr be- ginning or 7:45 o.m. ond sevenrh ending or 2:55 p.m. Arhleric srudy holls disop- peored compierely. The number of lunches olso increosed from rhree ro five. A lunch, or breokfosr as some colled ir, begon or 10:35 a.m. ond E lunch end- ed or 1:05 pm. Eoch lunch TAKE IT OFF- wos loudly chonred or rhe Rusrlers ' firsr assembly as represen- rorlves from eoch doss showed rheir rolenr or chonging ciorhes in o sleeping bog in fronr of rhe srudenr body. Ju- niors Chorlo KempQ and Shon Hender- son rook rheir rime while seniors doshed ro o win. was 00 minures long, wirh no rime berween. Srudenrs wirh D ond D lunch found eirher fourrh or fifrh period splir in holf by rhe lunch. Glosses during lunches losred 56 minures; orhers were 51 minures. The price of hor lunch rose from 90 cenrs ro SI. Finally rhe enrire srudenr body was on conrrocr. Signing wos no longer re- quired and anyone break- ing rhe chemical use policy found himself suspended from all exrro-curriculor oc- riviries for 30 days. I ' M A PEPPER vvouldn ' r you like ro be one roo ' Junior P onerre Sosse, srorrer for rhe girls vorsiry boskerboll ream, refreshes herself wirh rhe original soft drink ofrer o hord prorice 2 SHADES OF CHANGE STANDING OUT IN THE CROVD- Ho- wirh senors Chod Such, Ken Jorc ro: rrir.r,t of i!-;o ufc ' erdossmen goes sen, ond Donny Grunro vTcz o c ' ' on 0$ rrodirion or rhe pep ossembties ihe fonnior senior ro J WM w ri ja (id as? ■ ' fl DOE RAY ME. . .Whor embcTuSS- LONG DAYS AND COLD menr for sophomore boskerboli p ' cy- NIGHTS .- eec ; -e ' .. e ' ij ' - ers Chr isrine Richard, Michelle Tilron, Irdive, vorsiiyc ee e::e 5 _r ' - Krisren Hilde, Cindy Corpenrer, ond no Arnnocosr, Kce I re-- Jody Srorrusren os rhey ore forced ro sen, Joonie Arn-sc - ; - r E v sing rhe school song in fronr of rheir JonersW refteCT r e e-: ; .- o dossmosres or rhe foil sophomore as- e cc e on rhe-- cces- sembly. SHADES OF CHANGE 3 __ Taw Decorored Howoi- cor helps jozz up rhe CAAR porking lor lon sryie sopnomore Mil ' ie Flodsrol ' s OS porr of Homecoming fesriviries. FIRST FRESHMEN CHEER- LEADERS ever or CMP,. Jeonne Horns, Doniho Delich, Srephonie Wallace, Liz Hunr, orxJ Devon ftobb enjoy o sunny foil doy. These cheerleoders were dTO- sen by o r«w sysrem using numce ' : -sreod of nomes. ALOHA RUSTLERS Diology reocher Don Kenczko spreads his neverending IXusrIer pride ond spirir os he fires up his Ho- woiion Rusrters for rhe Homecoming Qcriviries Kenczko proudly oc- cepred on oword for his RusrIer spirir from rhe Doosrer Club or rhe cororcrion ceremonies 4 r ADeoFSPwr C VVfW ' -- Oogie, oogie, oogie, oy, oy, oy Oogie, oogie, oogie, oy, oy, oy Oogie, oy, oogie, oy, Oogie, oogie, oogie, oy, oy, oy Spirit or rhe foorboll gomes srorred wirh rhis chonr which was often led by senior Tom Done. Another activity thot raised enthusiasm, spirit day, turned out to be extremely popular according to a Pvus- sellog survey. Hawaiian day was listed as the favorite day. Attire included Hawai- ian shirts and gross skirts, and of course, the famous mirrored sunglasses. Pep ossembles rook on o r ew lock To fire rf-e aowd up, loud muse o- ' d dorong :rorred rhe osserr oyes. The cheerleoders performed less cheers and rhoughr of aozy gomes in on effort fo involve rhe srudenrs more. When osked obou rhe spirit, junior Wendy Schoueis onswered, 1r ' s o br berrer thon lost yeor, way berrer. From mirrored shodes ro wocky ourfirs on spilr doys, rhe Rustlers showed shodes of spirit. lO HAWAIIAN Fcx rhe Homecom Tng porooe seoor Krishe Wc er 6 decked our in Howoion gorb ro ride on r e jOoTr } ' sr foC DOD AND HIS HAREM Serwr sheit Dob MofT escons his horem of beouri- ful seniors, Lori Renmmon. Kim Fox. cod Ann Molisoni, ro rhe Homeconning ' oorboll gome which rhe Rusrlers won 3314 4  -• Of INSAXMITY The bell rings. Srudenrs awoken from rheir dozed srores. Noise fills rhe holls. They run from rhe building, bughing, screaming, breok- ing our of rhe choins rhor force rhem ro sir srill oil doy. Ir is Friday. Some run ro rhe porking brs, jump in rheir cors, ond roke off ro spend rhe nighr cruising Cenrrol, and rhrow- Ing worer balloons or rhe cars rhor pass. Orhers buy rolls of roiler poper and cov- er rhe houses of friends, en- emies, and even reochers. The brove ones rry rheir luck or sneoking inro rhe Sheroron ro go sv imming. Once kidsed our, some find rhe perfecr ploce for o re- freshing skinny-dip. A fovorire posrime is de- lerrering signs. A sign in fronr of o corner grocery srore con go from cold pop ro old pop in seconds. Orhers ger rogerher wirh friends, poinr rheir cors in green ond gold, and roke off on rood rrips ro vv-orch rhe Rusriers ploy. Weekends mean free- dom from school. A chonce ro come our of rhe shells and expose rhe rrue per- son, shov ing everyone ' s shades of insanity. YOU LOOK MAHVELOUS bur does senior Trocy Scnofer reoliy feel mor- velous OS she hobbles around on CTurches. missing over holf rhe bosker- boll seoson due ro o pre-seoson injury. STRAINING HIS NECK ro check our ■ e CG -e ' Q. junior John Homilron ig- nores rhe more imporronr oaiviries of nis Algebro 3 doss. 6 SHADES OF NSAMTY SHADES OF CHANGE were firsr op porenr or rhe opening ossennbly as rhe CAAP srudenr body ran ro rhe floor ro jam ro Dire Srrair ' s rune Money for Norhing WHAT IS IN THAT BIG BIRD CUP? Wherever ir was ir sure musr ha e been srrong ro knock Junior Monjke Chardon our cold during a very edu- carionol film srrip in her inrroducrion ro publicorions cioss. SHADES OF INSANITY- showed up nor only in rhe school bur also in rhe parking lor os rhis srop sign is finolly noriced ofrer a Rusrier re-decororor gor his hands on ir. SH-5 DB OF  6AMTY 7 K CREATIVITY t ' 1 rhink ir wos funny! loughed freshmon Morr Scorr when oslsed obour rhe class winners for floors. A nriQjor upser on Cenrrol Avenue shook rhe school ofrer rhe porode. Juniors coprured firsr place, fol- lowed by sophomores sec- ond, freshnnen rhird, and seniors losr. Chonges were eosily seen in rhe porode. Russel- loyres enrered rhe porode for rhe firsr rime, and o new club, Yourh Alive, also fried rhe difficuir arr of floor build- ing. People nor involved in Rodeo Club were invired ro ride rheir horses in rhe pa- rade also. During rhe weeks before and ofrer Homecoming, snow fell heavily on Greor Falls. To rhe relief of oil, rhe weorher held off for o cou- ple of days ro provide worm weorher, ond unbe- lievably, no wind. The rheme. Go Hawaiian, seemed very limired or firsr, and mosr people feir all rhe floors would look rhe some. Bur on Homecoming day, rhe crowd srored or rhe floors in surprise. Each group monoged ro come up wirh somerhing differenr, show- ing rhe Pvusrier ' s shades of creativity. PERFECT 10 Revealing his hulo skills senior Greg Korin provides loughrer and enreroinmenr as he hulos his porr in rhe Russelbyers mole ensemble. KAMIKAZE Cenrro 9 will nev- e ' oe rhe same ofrer t-. •e ' - ' onzed , senkx Willie Schober cced - ' orr in Qod oround or- . ' .tie LAST MINUTES TOUCHES The tion ser The colorful Howoil coronorion commirree under scene wos erected by rhe com- rhe direction of Associate Dean mirtee and Mr Tom Spencer Irene Amole scurries to add lost end his stoge croft crew minute touches to the corono OLCANIC AQION Wembers of itie juntor doss expode w t sprit ckjringj Homecoming ocnvines. Alrtxxjgh the I unicxs pieced behind rhe sophorr-ores ] ■T fkxx decororoos. they mode op forj iWirh this firv ploce ftoo VAIIAN DAZE k o ooze qcxx dcy ese soooomores iusnore reonviry on meir frsr year iioQf. Soph- ! omores plooed second in txxh floor; DIFFICULTIES Problems! On Home- coming day? Whor could possibly go wrong on o sun- ny day in October? You could be like junior Joe Lloyd and forger your royolry ourfir. Luckily junior Tod Firrerer, weoring whire ponrs and o Hawaiian shirr walked by. Lloyd switched clorhes with Firrerer, and because of rhe righrness of Firrerer ' s ponrs, squeaked inro rhe cor. Or, you could be like sen- iors Tiffany Giesler and Sean SUPPORTING THEIR PALM TREE Me ' oers o ' ' re journalism floor crowd rogerher for rhe ride down Cenrrol. Alrhough rheir floor lacked Sonne finishing rouches, rhe crozy group hod o lor of fun. HAWAIIAN BEAT- While riding rhe Gwen Miller, and Julie Hoigh ger sophomore floor, sophomores Tracy down ro rhe bear being cronked our Ausrin, Sandy Olds, Gio Rondono, of rheir box. Dorchers who ran ro corch up wirh rheir cor, already driving down rhe srreer. Their excuse? We were buying candy! Then comes rhe girls bas- ketball ream. Afrer spend- ing hours on rhe floor and rhinking everyrhing was perfecr, rhe rruck wouldn ' t Starr. These few examples be- came memories to lough at in future times, showing thot the parade hod shades of difficulties. 10 HOMECOWUNG ROASTING THEIR CHICKEN in- sreod of rheir howk, freshmen Jeff Goerz ond Chrisro Ingolls ore proud ro be parr of rhe firsr freshman floor in Piusrler hisrory. EVERY GIRL ' S DREAM Vhor could reody for Odton OS Ifr ry be more oppeoiing rhon o floftsed M parade ro srorr. of foorboll ployers? These guys look RISKY BUSINESS Pex-ec ;- e ecce of rne cross coonrry ftoof. -e:e _ - ners dsptay rhe spirir and e , : hor rook rhem Fhrough ihe- ie D-- undefeored. FRONT AND CENTER- senior drum mojor Tammy Spek struts her stuff OS she leads the parade and the bond down Central Avenue. CJMECOMKG 11 SING IT BABY- Ar rhe 1985 Homecom ing coronorion senior Kory Hoflonc and junior Zone Fulbrighr ore a! decked our in brighr Howoiian colors OS rhey jom ro rine Howoiian Vor Chonr, ?A RADISE ALO-HA! Mr. Don Kenzcko yelled inro rhe mi- crophone. Aioho! an- swered rhe srudenrs, ond rhe orchesrro ployed Tropi- cal Serenade while rhe members of rhe 1985 coro- norion courr filed borefoor inro rhe gym. A speciol oword wos presenred ro Mr. Dill Son- doUer, rhe man responsible for making rhe champion- ship rugs hanging in rhe gym. KenzcKo received on award from rhe Boosrer Club for his oursronding spirir. As rhe srudenrs look bod on coronation, I hope rhey 11 remember rhe hours spenr wirh friends gerring ready, commented M.C. Mr. Roy Hamilton, A large volcano loomed at one end of the stage. A footbridge with huge Ha- waiian war masks led up to the court, seated among green leaves. The set, cre- ated by Mr. Tom Spencer and his stogecroft classes, gave the fieldhouseshodes of paradise. ENGROSSED CAMPER Senior drill reorn member Vicki Yeoger dresses our in roroi Howoiian sryle during rhe coronorion ceremony UNDERCLASS ROYALTY FRONT freshmen Andy Jennings, Amber Pe- derson, Keri Simonerri, Morr MIrchell. BACK- sophomores Joson Spurgeon, Krisrln Hilde, Roger Spring. Juniors D.J. Loucks, Anne Srurdevonr, Joe Lloyd, and Porry Pohle. 12 HOMECOMWG ' • . ■h ' ' , JS o ' v ■■. SENIOR ROYALTY Theresa Fee man Tom Dane, KariG Benson, Bruce Anderson, Tfffony Giesler, xmd 5ec- — DorcheE, y :yU ' — H,- ,¥ r:-; - • r £.£5 IMAGINATION You wolk Through rhe door, expecrir g rhe quier ormosphere of o closed school. Jnsreod, Noughry Noughry, by John Porr, blosrs rhrough rhe com- mons. Your mourh drops. Seniors sprawl on rhe floor, poinring signs. Orhers perch on ladders, hanging crepe paper. Three seniors sir in o plasric swimming pool, mak- ing sand cosrles our of dirr. You close your mourh and walk upsrairs. Halfway up, rhe music chonges ro o song on Rock 95. Ir is quierer here, bur nor deserred. Ju- niors drog ladder around, hanging Dole pineapple ads from rhe ceiling. We lovo rhe R,usrlers sticks on rhe well. You leove rhe junior hall and go upsroirs ro visir Maui Waul land. Huge flowers cling ro rhe walls, mode from spray painred whire napkins . A plasric wading pool filled wirh buckers and shovels sirs on rhe floor.A fish ner and beach rowels droop from rhe walls. You rurn a corner and find rhor you ' re now in Freshman Terrirory. Green and gold streamers hong from rhe roof. Shredded compurer paper resrs on rhe rops of lockers. Drown spray poinr covers rhe pa- per, giving rhe image of grass hurs. You leave, rhrough rhe noise of Rock 95 and Lover- boy. You walk ourside Think- ing you ' re in Howoii unril o cold blasr of wind hirs your face, ond you find you have been fooled by your shades of imagination. BLIMP Trying ro inflore senior Liso Kaufmon, seniors Tom Done, and Kory Hoflond orrempr ro blow up Liso rhrough her sweorshirr WHAT ' S IN THE DUCKET GUYS??? A quesnoning loci ' ; crosses rhe face of junior Dovid Osrrem as he hesirores ro clean our wherever was in rhe buck- WHEN CAN WE GET THINGS START- rheir floor, bur when Homecoming ED? Seniors Terri TrocyCrop;, Korhy rolled around, rheir rrucK foiled ro run Duffy, junior r .onner Sosse, ond senior ond hod ro be push srorred Dorlo Logerquisr begin ro decorore V — DECORATION IS MY LIFE- Not even taking time out for o smile, fresh- men Rochelle Potocsii ond Sfocy Compbell work diligently o- closs floor In DIock Eogle. WHATS IN THIS HAWAIIAN SPA- GHETTI?- Junior Cosy AcGiDoney loote on in wonder as he srudies his Howoi- on spogherri for rhose secrer 11 herbs and spices or me spogherri doner. RAIN DROPS KEEP FALLING ON MY TED- Keeping rheir zony imagery olive juniors Jenny Iwen and Michelle Connpbell always find rime ro enrer- rain themselves even in rhe midsr of orrempring ro decorore rhe junior floor for Horriecoming. HOMECOMMG 15 ( iki v .: ' :■ r . ' •i SHEER EXH . 1 face of senior s - COMfETiriOM The comperirive spirir ron deep in CMR ' s orhleres. Comperirion, rhe force rhor drove eoch person ro ochieve personol besrs, dso broughr eoch reom rogertv er. The reonn sporrs, bosker- boll, foorboll, ond volleybol compered os o unir, using each person ' s rolenr ro ae- ore o reom wirh unique obiliries. Cross counrry, wresring, gymnosrics, rrod golf, and rennis were classified as indi- viduol sporrs. Eoch person received o seporore score rhor wos odded ro rhe ream score. So every per- sonol besr also helped rhe ream ro vicrory. From unbroken defer ses ro oursronding rebounds, perfecr scores ond persorx]! records each ream creored disrincr shades of competi- tion.  1 v ON THE BOTTOM middle, Russell foorboll W Lv ' itttttilJx 1 .TR p . .i 1 v b£ ' m ■ K m P ■™ . 5PC«T5 17 Guts, dererminorion mode rhem store chomp: When rhe 1985 foor- boll season opened rhe CMR Rusriers were rop ronhed bur rhe people involved, orher rhon rhe players rhemseives, had a lor of pessimism obour rhe year. The Rusriers rolled over second ranked Ka- lispell 16-0, ond rook off from rhere. The f usrlers wirh on 11-0 season in 1984 were nor occus- romed ro losing, bur rhe fourrh game of rhe year was a shocker, wirh rhe Rusriers losing ro Billings OVERJOYED FANS sworm ■ne foorboii ream ofrer rhe srore chompionship gome w ' n ' ch rhe Rusrlers won 30-7 Senior (rhe worsr ream in rhe league). The Rus- rlers buckled down ond gor ready for some reol dog fighrs. The nexr knock down drag our dog fighr wos in Dillings ogoinsr rhe Wesr Deors. Ir wenr down ro three over- rimes, wirh rhe Rusriers coming our on rop. Thar nighr on unomed re- porrer wrote, Friday nighr moy hove n lorked rhe end of CMR dominance as we know ir rodoy. Well, rhe re- HOGS AT WORK CM Russell Hogs which is the nick- name for rhe linemen or CMR create a seom for sen- or fullbocK Tony Ser- porrer was wrong, wirh rhe Rusriers soundly de- feating Heleno Capital ond Heleno High. Wirh one week re- maining in rhe regulor seoson rhe Rusriers hod rhe roughesr procrices rhey ever hod. Their foe, rhe Greor Foils Dison. The Rusriers were pidsed to win. The gome was o defensive struggle and come down ro the finol seconds with o 7-6 win. The Rusriers wenr up ogoinsr Missoula Dig Sky nexr for rhe play-offs. Afrer wiping rhem our quina(34) ro run through. The Rusriers rolled over rhe Dison 30-7 ro win their sec- ond srare title in a row. they waited for rheir nexr opponent. Afrer on upserting ond contro- versial win over Heleno Copirol by rhe Helena High Bengals rhe Greor Falls Dison were inro rhe playoffs. They defeared rhe Kolispell Droves and for rhe second time in Monrono hisrory the schools of rhe some city met for the store cham- pionship. The Rustlers were our ro prove rhot the Greor Falls Dison gor lucky losr rime by stay- ing so close ro rhem. Wirh 8,000 plus people worching, rhe Rusriers pur on o show. And when the dust cleore rhe Rusriers were sran( ! ing roll, ond rhe slougf i rered Dison sronding mc rionless. The papers soi ir would be onorher de fensive srruggle bt rhey were wrong ogoii wirh o 30-7 blow-our. And so ended or orher foorboii season fc the Mighty Rusriers, with o 10-1 record, and c 22-1 rwo-yeor recorc The Rusriers shouk dominore foorboii foi onorher couple of dec odes or so, rhor is as lone OS Heod Coach Joel- Johnson is coQchinc rhem. STUDENT TRAINERS Se lors Micnelle Will erson, Jome LePord, Porri Mehrens, and 18 SPO( T5 head rrainer Wiley Kendle srand by in case of injury ro o Russell foorboii pioyer. VARSITY FOOTDALL TEAM- ROW 1 Monoger Seon O ' Fallon, Tom t o- lorer, Jeff Neil, Don Scorr, Aoron Dehne, Tom Poymenr, Dob Kim- mell, Scorr Sconson. DJ Loucks, Tom Morono, Tony Serquino, Jugg 5o- moy. Cooch Sporky Korike, Troiner Porn Mehrens. ROW 2-Cooch Jim Flies. Cooch jQd Johnson, Sruorr Nerhery, Joe Lloyd, Mike Dunko, John Homilron, Tom Power. Chris Ponnell. Chevy McMohon, Djorn Lorveir. r ick Perrir, Scorr Jonzer. JK Olson. Cooch Denny Dovis, Troiner Michelle Wjlkerson ROW 3- Cooch M.or hteili, Cooch Don Dleskin, [ ich Ulias, John Nelson, Dove Johnson, Kenr Vilke, Troy Meode, Doug Dockrer, Eric Srevlingson, Joe Kalo- for, Tim Scorr, John Harris, f on Orion, Jim Hilliord, Don DIossom, Heod Troiner Wiley Kendle, Trainer Jomie LePord. ROW 4 Cooch Gory Lowry, Dob r ichordson. Duff Mo- honey, Joe Horner. Orion Friend, Perry Wolsh, Mirch Srimoc, Joson Longe, Shon Henderson, Allen Thor son, Mike Perersen, Tim Tofr, John McKenno, Sreve Srevenson, Durke Herseim, Aoron Hogen, Cooch Mirch Moki, Coach Tony Coldv ell ROW 5- Eric KIdohl, Gory Greno. Jomie Sourh, Allen Johnson, Jorud Moloney, Keirh Tubergen, Mike Chulyok, Gordy Higgins, Jim Pever elle, Scorr Clinger, Jeff f idgely, Jim Joyner. Joson Hinsz, Don Thurber, r ondy Dempsey, Mike Monrgom- ery, John Srevens ROW 6 Mike Dovis, Don Hirning, Jim Seomon, Tom Goerz, Jon Oloemendool, Gregg Smerker, Scorr Adorns. John Cislo. Chod Miller. Mike Cichosz, f on Hogbom, Thod Tudor, Sean Dorchers, Greg Deeler, Mike Diede, Jim Krolich, Derek Senger V — NUMBER THREE Senior slor bock Jeff Neil races for his Third rouchdown of rhe gome ogoinsr rhe Havre Blue Ponies. Neil rhe Mosr Valuable Player of rhe Eosr ern Conference helped CMf bear rhe Ponies 28 8. VARsnrr fcxjtbau. iai •fAj ' i ' -yK Xr-6 T. Osngs SeoKx Zw7 OozemciT. , ' , ' y. Hete -c Cofy- 7 tv-V ' ' , H . ' 2% 7 1 r ' A ' y . , be, -y 42 7 SforeGFHS XI 7 A LOOK OF DETERMINA- TION G ' osses ier  of jeff T ' wj gely ' s foce cs he woirs ro conquer rhe aossrown rrvcU Bison. The Rusrters cW jusr rhor posring o 30-7 srore chompionshjp win. L STATE, ALL CONFERENCE ;AMS FRONT- Jeff Ridgely, D, AC |AS 2 Mike Ocfiosz, O, AC HM, ' e( ' , Senger, O, AC 2, AS HM; on Dorchers, O. AC 2. AS HM, iry Greno, D, AC 1, AS 1. Scorr loms, O, AC HM; Duff Mofioney. D, AC 2, AS HM. BACK- Joe Lloyd, O, AC HM, Jeff Neil, O, AC 1. AS 1, AC MVP; Joe Kolofor, D, AC 1, AS 1, AC MVP, AS MVP; Gregg Smerker. D, AC 1, AS 1, Drion Friend, D, AC 1, AS 1. Joe Horner, D, AC 2, AS HM; Jon DIomendoQl O, AC 1, AS 1; John Srevens, AC 2, AS HM; Don Hirning, AC 2, AS HM. NOT PiaURED- Thod Tudor. D, AC HM; Tonn Power, D, AC 1, AS 2; Tony Serquino, O, AC HM SACK THE QUARTERBACK Defensive senior Durke Her- seim(82) and Tom Pov ' - er(48) scramble ro reoch rhe Tne B ' c-3 C ec -e VARSnY FOOTBALL 19 Underclassmen ploy for 1 foorboll progronn Over 100 undercloss- men joined rhe orhleric ronte Qs rhey porricipor- ed in rhe 1 foorboll pro- grom in rhe srore. Their inexperience didn ' r seem ro srop rhem f rorri having a good seoson. The Junior Vorsiry MISSED ME- IS whor sopho- more Dove DIeskin is rhinKinq ream finished rheir seo- son wirh Q 5-3 record, skimming by rhe Dison in Q 21-20 win. Sophomore F oger Morcum said, The coaching sroff is very im- pressive. Ir seemed rhor rhe sroff did a good job as he gers owoy from one of rhe Dozemon ployers because rhe sopho- more reom ended rhe seoson wirh o 6-4 re- cord, wirh o hard loss, 25-15 ogoinsr rhe Dison. The freshmen joined four differenr reoms rhor wenr by junior high names. The A reams CMR won rhe gome 33-0 were cooched by Terry Graham, Rick Lesrer, Tom AAaurer, and Gory Srepmon, while rhe D reams were coached by Jomes Soldono, Doug Larson, Ron Loveson ond jerry Olson. Love- son sold he feir ir was a OOPS Receiving o punr or or leosr orrempring ro re- ceive one is sophomore good season and rhe kids did well. Loveson said, Yes I enjoy coach ing, you hove ro be cause you don ' r ger payed enough. Scorr Olson wirh reommore Shone Carlson coming over ro help. SOPHOMORE FOOTDALL- ROW 1 CocC Ji. n Fte Kevin Anthony. Dr ce RucJonoo. MorK Gunderson. IXoger Sprmg, Teddy Heodrths. NxJi Tocco. Onr Icneo, Jeff WnWer. Motr Kunerer, Vhone Cc ' son. Croig Such. Drondoo Derger, Mc . Kum- mer. Eddy Dl xkwel. Cooc - . ' . ' ork Nerfi ROW 2 Ccxxti AAitch ■ Monoge ' Sreve Young, Jdnmy K- 1 ;-. Scotr Vo i. Scorr Cooper. Luke ' . ' ears, FronK Rollheiser, Kelly Drown. Todd Surber, Sreve Miku- lecky, Trenr Schlouch, R.oberr Wot- soo. Joson Oergsrod, Teddy Hender soo, Mork Diodes. John Englond, Cooch Tony Coldwell ROW 3 Tromer Srocey Miller. Dusry Pfen nigs, Hudson Ptoss, Jeff Devereoux. Trevof IXembe. Don Monrgomery, M ' e Le TKisrer, Scorr Olson, Roger ' . ' o-Com. Dfod Worneke. Curtis Oa ' :i Zone Potocsil, Doug Co- -.e- . , Johr, Courcheshe. Monre Diede, Doyle Arves, Guy St Pierre. ROW 4 Cosey Forz, Jomes Lewis. Kevin Seelye, Wolter Cowling, Corey Dungoy, Troy Thomos, Tom Decker, Joson Wesrphol, Art Krueger, Joson Spurgeon, Dove Dlesl-(in, Scott Ingersoll. Drenr Terry, Mork Fritch, Tony Somsel, Don Tu dor LOOKS LIKE TROUBLE Ir iool is OS if junior Ron Orion ran Inro some rrouble on rhis ploy OS ir seemed ro happen o lor ro rne JV reom becouse ' rhey losr rhe gome 21-20; ogoinsr Senior 20 SPCXXTS DFF AND RUNNING Hand- roilbocKs is quorrerbocM rhe gome ogoinsr Dozemon ig rhe boll off ro one of his Dusry Pfennigs. CMP, won 03 0, 5-3 Cur Donl 20-29 Havre 46-00 Durre 34-13 Senior .._ 20-21 Wesr 32-30 Copirol 24-30 Heleno 40-14 GFHS 01-20 3 ' Knw V.wi ' nE foot dAll FRESKMANFOC 6-2 9A Bue Deir , 2714 OA CC Hovre 4-;- Durre ■--:; Senior :B-06 Dozennon 33  Wesr 54-08 CcplQ 21-20 Helenc 21-24 GFHS 15-25 IVE ME FIVE- Freshman ihn Froehle is giving his op- )nenr fronn rhe GFH red ream rhe high five while reommore Danny Deboir helps our on rhe play. u O£RCLASS ' e po: Rough srorr results in sixth place state finish Wirh rhe poor show- ing of rhe vorsiry girls boskerlxill ream in rhe firsr hoif of rhe season, 2- 7, mony people didn ' r believe rhor rhe ream would even moke ir ro rhe srore rourrKimenr. However, wirh rhe srrong comperirive spirir and ploy of senior cop- roin Piobyn Selon and ju- nior Pionner Sosse, rhe ream rurned around rhe win lose column ro rheir fovor (7-2). In doing so, rhey won 6 our of rheir losr 7 gonnes end ended rhe season wirh a spec- rocular display of ream uniry and Pvusrie husrie in rhe 72-46 rouring of rhe GFH Dison Leading rhe reom ro a second place finish or rhe Divisional rourno- menr, Selon broke rhe 00 poinrs held by assis- ronr coach Soroh Habel wirh an explosive 05 - poinr offensive efforr. Selon also led rhe ream in receiving rop honors of making rhe All-Conference ond All- Srore reoms. Juniors Pvon- ner Sosse, Parry Pohle and Teree Tracy also re- ceived Honorable Men- rions ro rhe All-Srore ream. UP AND AWAY wirh rhe boll ond inro rhe bosker ir goes OS junior Koye Toppe purs ir in for rwo. The Rusrlers mors Koye Topp ond Corrie Eiioson prepore for o scrim- mage gome. soundly defeored rhe Dison, bur lorer forfeired rhe gome due ro o rechnicoliry. GIRLS VARSITY DASKE FRONT Angie Homiiton. Rowe Porry PoMe, Kothy Dl cne e iomsei. Coocn Cnp Tuoof BACK Corrie Ekcon, Kofo Ph po, KotafoT. Rotjyn Selon, Koye Toppe. Dorta Logerqua 22 SPOUTS V BRING IT ON Senior Dorlo Lagerquisr sronds her ground during o scrimmage gome OS juniors Julie Kolofor end Ronnerre Sosse, senior Mi- chelle Scmsel, ond juniors Terre Trocy ond Korry P,owe bring rhe boll down rhe courr wirh full force. Us GRL5 VARSITY BASKETBALL 10-8 CoL Foils 50-66 Kolispell 46-68 ' .a ' :. _. . M ° ' ' 75 i3 Senrinel 45-53 SIGHTS AIMED- Wirh rhe her reommore junior Carrie Bigs Wesr 53-54 basket in her sights, senior Elioson (sweer one) provides Digs Senior 49-55 IMichelle Somsel aims, while backup. ' ' - ' -44 Bozemon 64-65 Helena High 50-70 ° °P READY FOR THE REDOUND GFHS 52-65 , , - - - -- Digs. Senior 57-55 - Bigs Wesr 5 woy ro rhe OOSrse , Heieno 52-60 senior Robyn Selon waits for Helena Cop 62-59 rhe rebounc- Durre 54-40 Bozemon 65-40 GFHS. 72-46 Divisionols second S ' Ore sixth Sry_S AP.5iT 3 AS- .rz XS Underclossmen comperirively strive ro win Srorring rhe season our wirh o winning srreok, rhe Junior Vorsiry girls bosherboii ream pulled our o 11-7 season. The ream was very comperirive rhrough rhe seoson; we losr some good players ro rhe vor- siry squad, bur rhor didn ' r disrracr rhe reom, said Coach Sarah Hobel. Leading rhe ream in scoring was junior Carrie Elioson wirh 10 poinrs in rwo quorrers a gome, and rhe closesr person was sophomore Noncy Myhro wirh six poinrs every rwo quorrers. I hod fun playing for rhe J.V. ream; ir gor me hyped up for rhe vorsiry gome lorer, said Elioson. Besides nor srorring our good rhe sopho- more and freshmen reams also hod a good yeor. The sophomore ream hod o 7-7 record. Ir was fun, and on experience for me, soid sophomore Chnsrine Richard. Assisronr Coach An- gie Homilron in her losr year or CMP, as coach of rhe girls boskerboll ream soid, Ir was o good ex- perience for me; I ' ll miss rhe girls. Oursronding ployers were sophomores Non- cy Myhro, Michelle Tilron, and Trish Henneberg, wirh obour four-five poinrs Q quorrer. THIS HAS GOTTODE DONE replies Coach Lon Dickerson ro her reom or o gome ogoinsr Paris. On rhe bench lisrening ore freshmen Mi- chelle Pererson, Tiffony Lan sing, Jayiene Jenson, and Srocy Co Dbe LETS PLAY DUNNY HOP As ir appears rhese sopho- more players wonr ro do, while ploying Dozemon Sophomore Chrisrine Rich- ord, Noncy Myhro, Michelle Tilron, and Jill Thompson line up for warm-up. 1 m tmi IP ■- jTi. - S. -. S}« GIRLS SOPHOMORE DASKET- Heisner, Liso Himmelberg, Amy ron, l_ ■ -n Dockrer, Srorrusren DALL- FRONT Kr nn Hnde. PouiO Thurston, Jill Thompson, Chrisrine Noncy Myiiiu, iVuuiene Tilton, Cindy Foirhursr, Pom Denning, Cheryl Richard BACK- Cooch Angle Homil- Corpenrer, Tricio Henneberg, Jodi 24 STRIVING for rhe basker is wos one of rhe rop scorers unior Kerry Rowe. Rowe on her reom. DISGUSTED , -johc ' rriore JoArifi [xyj- :■■ ■.. ■ ' r ■ ' .- ' .--,, n . , -r, ' « 90 reom foils behind Heteno, -irenrty. IT ' S..IT ' S..IT ' S IN- OS fresh- man Amber Peterson scores on rhis shor, while her reom- mores Jenny Jonerski and Shani Skolrud woir ro see rhe resulrs. jIVE IT ALL- describes soph- reommores Michelle Tilron, bmore Jill Thompson os she and Pouio Foirhursr ready feops for o rebound, while rhemselves for rhe rebound. DOING THE SHUFFLE ere rhe sophomore girls bosKer- boll reom ogoinsr Dozeman. Sophomore JoAnn Dod rer. GIRLS JUNIOr VARSTfY DA5KETDALL 12-6 Cor Foils 7503 Kolispell 5a07 Hovre 51-44 Senrinel 4 41 Digs. Wesr 4406 Digs. Senior 49-07 Dutre 4347 Dozemon 45-04 Heteno High 56-51 Heleno Cop 51-52 GT.Folls 5545 Digs. Senior 51-20 Digs. Wesr 06O7 Helena 32-58 Heteno Cop 53-41 Durre 41-47 Dozemon 53-43 GFHS 43-54 Nancy Myhra, Cinoy Cor- penrer, and Krisry Hilde rense for oaion os CAAR goes on ro bear Dozemon 34-23. GIUS SOPHOMORE DASKEIBALL 13« Col.Fafc 41-14 Kdspel 48-50 Havre 45 Sentinel 6406 Digs. Wesr 46 25 Digs. Serwx 44-37 Dune 3566 Dozemon 34-23 Heteno Hgh... 3V54 Heteno Cop 4600 .Fob 3345 Digs. 5er )r 64-20 Digs. Vesr 0607 Helena ... 4606 Durre -C- Dozemon Oi -SS GFHS 2560 Hard work poys off wirh undefeored season If rhere hod been any doubrs obour rhe boys obiliry ro run fosr, rhese were soon erased os rhe ream faced rhe srore meer wirh o per- fecr record. EGOR The cold, wer doy ' s rhor go olong wirh cross counrry meers ore shown The season srorred our successfully during rhe Grear Falls rime rrials held or Gianr Springs. Senior Coprain Jay Aan- rud said , I feir encour- aged obour rhe season here in rhe expression of senior Joe Ryons foce. seeing how well we oil did in rime rriols. For Cooch Dronch Drody ir became rhe firsr rime a Doys Cross Coun- rry reom hod been un- deored since he begoin CHARIOTS OF FIRE The deprh of rhe ream is shown here os junior Qinr Johnson, cooching in 1980. The Cross Counrry ream differed from orh- er reams in rhe posr, be- cause chdnges occurred in rhe sysrem, moking ir possible for rhe fresh- seniors Joy Acnrud, Kris Modsen, and sophomore Milse Porrerson lead rhe men ro compere ir Cross Counrry, The boys wroppec up rhe season by rakinc rhird or rhe srore mee behind Helena and Kali spell. pock. 1985 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - FRONT (Xober- K jrion, Shown Wode. Henry hW. Pe ' er Jernings, Kris Modsen, Joe Rycn Atonoger Ms Hofflond MIDDLE ' Ass Cooch Dob Dotand, Chris Worden, A Uhe Porrerson. Lors Sondoker, Andrew Forbes, Drod Tuomi, Lee Smith, Andy Jennings. Doug Heun. Scorr Pysher, Goven Suberger, Chod Tompers, Jeff Ruby, Cooch Dronch Drody BACK Keith Oscor, Greg Dietz, Terry Flemmens, Zone Ful bright, Joy Aonrud, Orion Cholmers, Druce Goeiz, John Hockeihorn, Clinr Johnson, Lonce Ulrich SYNCHRONIZATION Con cenrronon is shown in junior John HocKerhorn and senior Kris Modsen os rhey ploced fourth ond eighrh ro help rhe reom in onorher vicrory or rhe Anaconda Golf course. 26 SPORTS AGONY OF VICTORY- As rhe limir he finishes fifrh place rown rivals senior Joy Aonrud pushes ro in perfect form against cross FINAL EFFORT- Sop-c-x-e Mike Porrerson purs in o strong tenth place finish os he motors to the finish line in the city meet. BOY5 CROSS COUNTRY 27 Despite injuries girls rol e second or Store. As defending srore chonnpions rhe girls cross counrry ream hod rheir worls cur our for rhem QS rhey wenr inro rhe srore meer Throughour rhe seo- 1965 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. FRONT A_,i CcxKh Dob Do CO r eo Nv rhernef. Monoger Kon Fetzef . Anne Sreel, Stocy Cum son inguries plagued rhe girls. We hod o good seoson considering injur- ies on rhe reom, said ju- nior AliciQ Felsreod The girls hod o very successful season nor Soro Dotes. Cooch Ofonch Dfody MIDDLE- Kon Nobel. Kern Thomp son. Cofl Korns. Auroro Norrhemer Jomi Higgins BACK- Shondo Mo miogs, Anne Avery, Detene Koonn jerus, Jenny Davis, Down Hortiour only OS o reonn bur also OS individuals I feir greor, said senior Cop- roin Michele Duresh obour her seoson high- lighr finishing five sec- onds behind rop ronked Mchele Duresh, Corne Ad- ernrxin, Skxin Dyers. Decky Dotes. Korhy Go- briel, Sheri Clemenr, Tiffony Giesler, AlloQ Felsreod Korhy Jorvis from Havre. I knew Q lor of work wQs needed in order ro hove successful sea- son. Faced wirh rhe rosk of defending rheir srore TOTAL EXHAUSTION As sophomore Sloan Dyers pushes herself ro rhe limir she championship, rhe girls rook o well earned sec- ond place or rhe srore meer. finds rhor ir oil poid off as she crossed rhe line fourreerh. m.jl i Cr , ' 5ti W|W II :r ,v ' ' v i ! U life-! UtUk WHAT FORM v- c 30 eyes rhe finish line as she of roral concenrronon on her runs ro sevenrh ploce, face, junior Carrie Ackernnan LEADERS OF THE PACK Srrlving for rheir personol besr in rhe Greor Foils Inviro- c ' c o re senior Tiffc , Giesler and junior Kerri Thompson, Tiffony placed son placed fourreenrh. 28 yoATS G«i5x oouwmr I n ' . PREPERATION TIME E.e- ore rieecfe irne ro crrr: up ond sfrerch os shown heor by freshmon Jeriry D0 5 ' l A STRIVING FOR EXCELLENCE one of her many vicrories TOTAL DETERMINATION- finish senior Tiffany Giese- Senior Michele Duresh purs in here in rhe dry meer. On her way ro o sixrh place picl 5 up her pace or rhe Greor Foils rime rriols. GPii CRC55 COUNTRv 29 MAT RATS WRESTLE TO SEVENTH looking bock on rhe yeor, overall I ' m pleased knowing rhor I accom- plished one of my goals when I ser rhe new CMPv winning record or 80 wins rhroughour a high school career. Or) rhe orher hand I was dis- oppoinred when I wQsn ' r able ro capture my second srore rirle, said senior Jeff Haskell. IN STATE TOURNEY The ■85- ' 86 wresriing season broughr along o few surprises when rhe freshmen invaded rhe wresriing mors. The lone freshman who was able ro wresrie on rhe vorsiry squad was Rick Meyer who became rhe firsr freshman in CMR hisrory ro wresrie or rhe vorsiry level The freshman wresriing wirh rhe vorsi- ry helped our ream our rhis year ond will be good for rhe reams in rhe furure, soid junior Joe Lloyd. Plocing sevenrh in rhe srore rournomenr wosn ' r much of o sur- prise when only four wresriers placed in rhe rop six. Junior Pere r ombo wresrled his way ro o fourrh in rhe 98 lb. weight class. Then Lloyd or 108 lbs., wos oble ro capture his firsr store chompionship and ended the yeor wirh a 01-2 record Placing sec- ond or 155 lbs., Jeff Has- kell ' s quesr for o second nrle wos denied when he was defeored by Ori- on Simpson of Heleno Following wirh a sixth ploce finish at 167 lb Shon Henderson wos rhe losr of rhe four wres riers ro ploce. We ' re a young reon-i ond expecr ro do better next year, soid Coach John Block ofrer the teom ploced sevenrh or srore. TENDER BUT TOUGH Wirh a slight smile on his face sen- ior Jeff Hoskell rries ro pur rhe final rouches on one of his many opponents of his high school career. Haskell rook second in srore in rhe 155 lb weight doss. OUICK AND AGILE- Trying ro get the rake down junior Greg Mouseth tries for the firsr two points in his match. VARSITY TEAM- FRONT J..99 So —0 0 Vc ' . Pe ' eP.cT ' Do Greg Mouseth. . Ry Meye ' . Joe Uoyd BACK Trov6 Cusfimo.-i. Jeff Hosliell, Cory Der egor. Shon Henderson, Jo- .Tiie Sourh. P.Qnc)y Dempsey. Cory Dungoy FRESHMEN TEAM- FRONT Shown Wanner. John Linn, Lonce Foley, Ken In BACK MiKe LeMosier, Trovs Pererson, Scon Abbotr, No- 00 SPOfXTS ,OUGH AND READY Cosu- illy walking ro rhe mar ro Dce his opponenr, junior Joe loyd lool-is menrclly ready for rhe march, Lloyd was firsr in srare in rhe 138 lb weighr class. gP ■ VAP.SITY Wr ' ,E5TLING I Libby 3100 JV VRESTUNG Kolispell 2241 74 Missoulo Senrinel 29-32 Libby j Missoulo Dig Sky 12-45 Kolispell , GFH5 42-22 Atesoulo Sentic ' l| Hovre 06-21 AAissouto Dig Sl y i Durre 6-48 GFHS J Dozemon 1847 Hovre ; Helena Copitol 29 20 Outre ■i Heleno High 28 26 Dozemon GFHS 44-15 Heleno Copirol Dillings Senior 13-40 Heleno Highi Dillings Vesr 37 25 GFHS ALL TIED UP- ond no where son is srymied in o rough po- ro rurn junior 5hon Hender- sirion, Henderson rook sixrh 2112 - 30 1714 12-18 27 25 r 7J n aweH vntsnMi i56 2-2 1831 GfHS  27 6CM? Done . 12-37 22-12 Dozemor 12 J7 4426 GFHS «« hpo- or srore. ion Thompson BEHIND BUT NOT LOST- Try ing nor ro ler his opponenr go, sophonnore Cory Dene- gar holds on for oil he is worrh. J.V. TEAM- FRONT Domon Dlo , Doyce Block, Glenn Cosrie, Uroih Palmer, Kick Cnesremeid. BACK- Luke Meors, Ted Henderson, Lonce .c ' e Lee 0 RE51l IG 31 UNDERCLASSMEN TANKERS DIVE TEAM Underclassmen were rhe compelling force of rhe ' 85- ' 86 girls swim ream. The 13- member ream wos composed of rwo juniors, six sopho- mores, and five fresh- men. The members hod herd workours every doy ofrer school from 3:30 unril 5 or rhe Greor Foils High School swim- ming pool, The hard workours were whor I liked leosr, bur you ' re nor going ro ger ony berrer wirh oil ploy ond no work, soid freshman swimmer Mendi Nisber, Even rhough rhe reom was relorively INTO 2ND young when compared ro previous girls swim- ming reoms, rhey consis- renrly proved rhor rhey hod whor ir rook ro compere well rhrough- our rhe season. Ar rhe Srore meer held or GFH5, Dozemon won rhe meer wirh 81 points while CMR swam inro second place wirh 46 poinrs. In rhe 200 medley re- loy junior Pom Dolderer, Nisber, sophomore Erin Toggorr and sopho- more Anne Avery re- ceived second place. Nis- ber also placed second in rhe 100 breosrroke. Sophomore Tricio Hen- neberg secured rhird rhe 50 free and 10, breosrroke. Henneben sophomore Lorno Ne freshman Tiffany Pollinc ron and freshmon Src cey Dolderer claimed rhird place in 400 relov GIRLS SWIM TEAM- FRONT Anne A.ery Tommy Holvcson. Tiffony Po ' gron, Mendi Nsbet, Srocy Dol- derer Cindy Durleigh MIDDLE Morlo Schulrz, Alioo Felsreod, Pom Dolderer. Lorno Neill. Trido Henne- berg, DACK-Joonn Dockrer. Enn Toggor GIIUSSWIAWUNG HELENA INV THIRD DOZEMAN INV RRST KALBPEa INV HP6T HAVRE INV SECOND CAPTTAL LOST HELENA WON HAVRE.OFHS RR5T GREAT FALLS INV RRST DUTTE INV RRST GFHS WON STATE SECOND LACKING A BLOWDRYER Or even some rowels GFHS sophomore Jenny LeLond end CMR sophomores Tricio Henneberg ond Lorno Neill dry off noruroily. SPLISH SPLASH GONE IN A FLASH- This freshmon swim- mer Mendi Nisber did well or Srore by roking second in rhi 200 medley ond 100 breo; rroi-ie. 32 SPORTS - ' ■ - CAT NAPPING Afrer o hard workour many of rhe swim- mers enjoy resring rhem selves OS freshman Erin Tog- gorr demonsrrores. PREPARING THEMSELVES FOR THE MOMENT Ai me Srore meer rhese swimmers onxiousJy owe ihe od f or rhem ro srorr. STRETCH 2,3,4- During rhe srrerc- Srore swim meer junior Pom ro p Dolderer rol es rime our ro ming. GIU5SWIMMNG 33 DESPITE ILLNESSES TANKERS TAKE An unexpecred plague of illnesses lefr rhe boys swim ream woiring and wondering if ir would ever be possi- ble ro hove o full ream or rhe srore meer. If ev- erybody could hove PATRIOTE SWIMMER Sen ior Dorm Anderson shows his porrionsm ro rhe flog during rhe opening cerimonies of rhe srore swim meer. FOURTH AT STATE gone inro rhe srore nneer heolrhy we would of hod o berrer orrirude roword winning, sold senior Joe Ryon. We oil could hove done ber- rer, said senior Scorr Hobbs. DOYS SWIM TEAM. FRONT Joe Ryon, Dorin Anderson, Scorr Hobbs. Dove Osrrem, Rondy Pochek, Greg Kom. Jeff tXidgeley MIDDLE Dwoyne Srrong, Scorr Ayers, Josh- Even rhough rhey didn ' r receive o rrophy, rhe boys swim ream srill pur in srrong fourrh place in rhe srore meer. I feel our reom hod o few problems wirh injur- ies rhis year and ir hurr uo Vood. T J Dlonchord, Drer VIo sie DACK- Vendell Rowlings, Alec Nisber. Andy Jennings, Aoron Weissmon NOT PICTURED Perer Jennings US oil rhe way ro rhe srore meer, sold Ryon. Senior Scorr Hobbs nor only coprured a srore chompionship in rhe 100-yard boch- srroKe, bur also broke SUSPENSFUL WAITING Sen iors Joe P,yon, Jeff Ridgeley, and Perer Jennings look in supporr of senior Scorr Hobbs rhe exisring record wirl o rime of 57,86. He ' s an oursrandin( swimmer. , said coocl Dob McKinnon. ' ond { was delighred ro se( him roke rhe srore rirle ro see if he would brin rhem o vicrory in rhe final le of rhe 200-yard relay. 34 SPORTS FROG DIVE- Swimming ro o yord free is senior Jeff Ridge sixrh ploce finish in rhe 50- ley. f ' ON THE LANE TO VICTORY- Scorr Hobbs gers one of his yard bocksrroke. Giving ir oil he has senior many victories in rhe 100 WHO SAID PERFECTION WASNT EVERTHING? - Try- ing ro ger rhe biggesr edge shows his perfecr form, possible, senior Joe Ryan GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP- Senior Scorr Hobbs shows his good sporrsmonshlp by con- grcrularing on opposing swimmer. BOYSSVWIMMWG 35 PROMISING SEASON FOR GIRLS ENDS IN INJURIES The girls gymnosric reom srorred our ro be very promising, bur rhe year seemed ro change drosncolly due ro many injuries. Ar rhe firsr of rhe year rhey srorred our srrong wirh sophomore HEAD OVER HEELS Sus pended In rhe air during her dismounr off rhe beam is oll-orounder Kirsren Houge copruring rhe all- around rirle rhree meers in row, and rhen rok- ing second in her nexr meer. Houge suffered o knee injury during a procrice which pur her our for rhe resr of rhe freshman oll-arounder Jenni- fer Van Tighem. season. Wirh Houge our, rhor only lefr freshman oll-arounder Jennifer Van Tighem. Junior Down Pvondle and soph- omore Sondie Olds also suffered Injuries ro rheir backs. Pvondle was pur our for rhe resr of rhe GRACEFUL LEAP Adding grace ro a very good rou- seoson and Olds missed four meers. ' The injuries desrroyed any of our chances of winning, bur we ' ll be bock nexr yeor, said Houge. Wirh all of rhe injuries suffered ro rhe ream, rhey hod o very rough rine, junior Down Rondle shows her concenrrorion fill- rime in rhe srore rourno- menr which was held in Helena. The ream rook 11rh our of 10 reams in rhe meer. ing a requirement. GIRLS GYMNASTICS. FRONT Chrisry P,obinson MIDDLE Aonl Pul frey. Sonde Olds. Wendy Miller, Diono Corpenrer, Lynnerre Green BACK Monoger Meliso Allison. Cooch Gole Cobmson. Korhy Gobri- el, Kirsren Houge, Cooch Morri Hor- disry. Jennifer Von Tighem, Down Rondle. Monoger Delene Kourin, Cooch Gene Lemelm 36 SPORTS CONCENTRATION Thinking obour her next move on her floor routine is sophomore Kirsren Houge showing how much concenrrorion ir rokes for gymnosrics, All-orounder Houge suffered o knee irv jury mid seoson which rook her our for rhe resf ct itie yeor. GIU5 GYMNASTK5 Ob Missoulo 2nd Heeno _ 2nd DtiTQS .2nd Dfcigs Wesf 2nd Gr. Fols Inv 12rti Heteno cop 2nd Clangs Inv 5rti Srore ..1%h ROUND AND ROUND-Pur- ' ° ' ' wheel and her floor ex- rlng rhe finishing rouch on o ercise, sophomore Christy Pvobinson comes oround for rhe losr rime. UP, UP AND OVER-Doing o hand srond in her floor exer- cise, freshman Lynnerre Green shows rhe srrengrh ir rakes for gymnasrics. GPi5 GYMNASTK3 37 Hordworh, dererminorion carry ream to srore Senior Glenn Dliss led rhe ream in scoring wirh on overage of 18 poinrs per gome. Senior Chod Such followed wirh 10 poinrs per gome, ond senior Eric Kildohl hod on overage of eighr. DIfss also led in rebounds wirh on Qveroge of 10 fol- lowed by seniors Joe Horner and Jim Joroc- zeski. Kildohl, wirh o 77 percenr overage, led rhe ream in free rhrows. Dliss hod rhe leodina field gool overage of 57 per- cenr. This is on enjoyoble year as I ' ve hod simply becouse of rhe choroc- rer of rhe Kids involved. They olwoys come bock on Monday ready ro work and do berrer. Ir ' s been one of my mosr rewording years ro see rhe kids accomplish whor rhey did over rhe odds. They never blomed onyone for rheir foilures bur kepr work- ing on rheir weaknesses. Dy rhe end of rhe sea- son rhey were as good OS anyone else, said Haigh, who cooched his ream ro o sixrh place or srore. No one gave rhis reom o chance of quali- fying for rhe srore rour- nomenr bur rhey did, sold Tom Haigh, in his rhird yeor of cooching or CMR. No one expecred rhe Pvusrlers, wirh 2-16 re- cord ro moke ir ro srore. Dur rhor is exocrly whor rhey did by defeoring rhe srore ' s rop ranked ream, Billings Senior, 54- 47 in rhe opening gome of rhe divisional rourno- menr. They rhen clinched o spor by beor- ing GFHS 60-47. This win was rheir second vicrory over rhe Dison. The firsr win come or rhe end of rhe regular season when rhe Rusriers bear rhe Dison 77-76. The ream began procricing unofficiolly os early as losr spring wirhj weight training and bos- kerboll drills. Procrice offi- cially began in mid-No- vember. The firsr gome of rhe season wos on Dec. 6 and rhe losr gomes were played in Billings or rhe srore rour nomenr, March 6, 7, and DONT FENCE ME IN Senior guard Chod Such breaks owoy from q squod of Bill- ings Senior players in on or- rempr ro moke a shot during rhe firsr home game. CMR losr 80-51. 38 SPor Ts 1 - — AGONY- 6 ' 8 senior cenrer- forword, Glenn Dliss, doubles over in pain ofrer being In- jured during a gome ogoinst GFHS, His injury kept him our for four doys. STRAIGHT FROM THE COACH ' S MOUTH Coaches Tom Haigh end Kenr Paulson discuss gome plans ro use HOW HIGH CAN YOU r ! ' ' . ' o ' - -0 ' eo i rt-ie v . ogoinst Biiiir Senior c ■ . ' -y does. rhe first gome of rhe di i . .oroczesW ol rournomer.r. CAAR o ' -jVIr-. O . • 54 47, BOYS VARSITY BASKETBAU HH H w - :■£ 4 ' JPJ I H HBW V, ' y Jk HEliGATf % ' X ■ 7 1 v t LTJXA 3£WT JAL lB9!!5 , ' ' A r- CXCIZII B l L£NA CAP .- ' ■■: ' (■: I Bmb I HEl£NA HQ- ■; % ■ I H GFHS ' ■!:M 7? itz I b h DUTTE ts l clra M I DOZEMAN u n Ife PV flSB I DUJNGS WET rv48 KI BiIl ' j H R DUNGS 5£NC ' - :4 7D If TW iPP HELENA UGH HELENA CAPfTA, S2«0 0 _ 3 GFHS 7776 DMSONALS -flM 1 STATE 6TH BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL- Tim Tafr, Doug Docl-srer. Eric Kildohl. Glenn Bliss, P,err Holier, Joel Egberg, FRONT Todd Bylond, Kyle Sullivon BACK- Coach Tom Haigh, Thod Tu- John Myhra, Assisranr Cooch Kenr MIDDLE- Joe Horner, Chod Such, dor, John Clslo, Jim Jaroczeski, Poulson. THE HEAT IS ON- be s ee- - -e -s- cc e c junior guord forward, Tim Dtson. CMR was Tofr and his Bison opponenrs 57 . 0OY5 V,ARSmr QASKETDAa 39 n UNDERCLASSMEN SHOOT TO DEVELOP THEIR SKILLS Lay-ups, crushers, boll drills, and ream folks were jusr o few things rhor mode up rhe un- derclossmen boskerboil reams. The J.V ' s srorred our INTO THE CLOUDS and over rhe Druins goes junior Rerr Hollar as he oims for o by winning rheir f irsr four gomes, wirh Durre end- ing rhe srreok. Cooch Kenr Poulson soid, Th- ey ' re o good ream; They ' ll hove o good chonce of going oil rhe shor ro oid in winning rhe gome 64-38 woy when rhey ' re sen- iors. The sophomore reom hod o very excel- lent seoson. Top scorers on rhe ream were Dove DIeskin wirh 157 poinrs. and Arr Krueger wirh 142 poinrs. DIeskin also led in rebounds wirh 107; he olso gor 53 sreols fol- lowing Drerr Dylond wirh 58 Cooch Gory Srepmon LOOK FOR THE GAP- as loote for o parh ro rhe bos- sophomore Drerr Dylond ker as his friend sophomore 50id They ' re o greor bunch of kids ro worch; wirh some off seoson procrice and weighr rroining, rhere will be no ' sroppih rhem. Jason Spurgeon helps our. J.V. GROUP PHOTO- ROW 1 Ke - ' See ' ye S c-e Co ' lso . Aoroo Johnson. Sco Monreirh, Chris Swonson ROW 2- Riley McGi 40 SPORTS cey. Scof Solo. Drerr Dylond, D s;y Pfennings. Roger Spring ROW 3 Dove DIeskin, Tom Decker. Joson Spurgeon, Joson Westphoi, Sophomore ond leoding rebounder on Scorr Ingersol, Don Tudor, ond Cooch Gory Srepmon Tom Decker fighrs for a re- his reom. bound- Decker wos rhe sec- HALLY FOR THE BALL go he Rusriers ofrer o free hrow from rhe Havre Dlue Ponies, P,Qllying for rhe boll ore sophomores Jason Wesr phol, Chris Swonson, ond Jo- son Spurgeon. J,V. DASKETDALL 13-5 Hovre 67-53 Hellgore . 74-63 5enrinei . 58-60 Hovre . 56-44 Durre 58-57 Dozemon.. 45-73 DillingsWesr 57-39 Billings 5.R 52-47 Helena Cop. ... 64-38 Heleno High .66-40 GFHS 53-54 Durre 65 Dozemon 61-51 DillingsWesr 6a53 Dillings S.R 61 14 Heleno High 65-57 Helena Cop 5041 GFHS 62-67 SOPHOMOftE DA5KEIDAU. 14-4 Havre 69-57 Helgore 5ft49 Senrinc ' 61-54 Hovre 73-57 Done 56-59 Dozemon 67-56 D«ngs VesT 7D«0 D«ngs 5.R 6V45 Heteno Ccp 5M8 Heteoo rtgh 55-57 GFHS 8V54 Dure 55«4 Dozenxn 7M7 D«ngs Wesr 62-63 D«ngs 5.R 6V42 Heteoo 79-64 Heteno Cop 42r40 GFHS... -5i 3PEN MAN-As sophomore Qson Spurgeon looks for on )pen reommore, his buddy Joson Wesrphol fries breok open. UP AND IN- up and in goes rhe free rhrow from fresh- man Todd Shigely ' s hands. FRESHMAN, SOPHOMCiRE J,V. DASKETIiAU. 41 1 Golfers ree ro rriumph, nerrers love ro win Gol f and rennis for some srudenrs were nor only rwo fovorire pos- rimes bur olso proved rhor spring and summer were well on rheir way. They borh were un- like orher ourdoor sporrs in rhor rhe srudenrs re- laxed and rook advon- roge of rhe nice spring weorher while orhers were sirring in doss. Ju- nior Solly Vosburg soid, lr was greof; I gor ro be oble ro ploy rennis hove fun, and work on my ran. The golf reom proc- riced or rhe Meadow Lark Country Club while rhe rennis ream hod courrs or rheir disposal only o shorr wolk owoy from CMR. The ' 84- ' 85 rennis reom wrapped up rhe season wirh boys plac- ing rhird and rhe girls placing ninrh. The golf and rennis reom helped ro push spring and sum- mer o lirrle closer. i.. ' SWAT THAT FLY Chris Ever err Lloyd impressions ore popular ro Junior Solly Vos- burg OS she hirs rhe boll ro rhe orher side of rhe ner DEND THOSE KNEES Sreodi ness IS rhe nome of rhe gome os senior Corl Fehres shows us his perfecr golfers ' sronce. MR. SANDMAN- Trying ro Reeves fighrs wirh rhe bunk- ger his golf boll our of rhe er, sond rrop, senior Robby 42 SPORTS ?86 GOLF TEAM- FRONT Kerry BACK Tod Firterer, Cosey McGi NOT PIOURED V Ryon, AAort-, owe, Corrie Eliason, Vendy Miller, boney, Carl Fehres, Robby Reeves. Siures, Renee Long TOUGH COMPETITION y A- leyir, ' - for - ' o ■ .• ' curng on eorly seosor , proaice ju- nior Dove Osrrem op- prooches rhe ner ro speed up rhe gome SHOW THEM HOW IT ' S DONE .. ■ ' _- ' .-:,e e ' rhe tXilJ, juntor GDrne Eiosor. swings ro yorr off onorher golf season, KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE BALL r,-eie- e: : . e ' z- zz --e-e- -ees off. 1 L |jf 1 • j| ■ H ■ 1 ICE LEGS- Muscles in mo- ron Doyd serves rhe bail. 3n, body in rone, senior Dy- 1986 TENNIS TEAM- FRONT- Mike Drendo Ugrin, Poul 5pce BACK- • -e -e ' e- Perrini, l3ryon Fosrer. Noel Alex- Sompso Wesomoo C ' 5; PICTURED onder. Dove Osrrem, Chris Dodoy, chowski, Qnr Hogfekjr, Lie x-t e-, e- So% GOLFTBW5 43 «H Harriers train hard for stare champior ship In mid-December 30 runners broved rhe cold remperorures of winrer ro ger in shape for rrock season. Although official practice did nor srorr un- til Morch, mony runners began eorly wirh proc- rices three times a week. Spring weorher come early allowing runners to get additional time to condition out- side. Track seoson began on March 21 and 22 with time trials to deter- mine who would com- pete on the vorsity ream. The seoson end- ed on Moy 23-24 or the stote meet held in Mis- soula. The teom com- peted in total of 17 meets during the sea- son. Trods meets consist- ed of 17 events. Eoch athlete could compete in up ro five events, only two of which could be longer than 800 meters. The varsity teom was oble ro enter five peo- ple in eoch event but usually only entered four becouse only rhe top three -scored It ' s the first year with freshmen. I rhink it will add enjoyoble new di- mension to rhe track program, sold Coach Branch Drody. The fresh- men were expected to help the team consider- ably in trock, one of only rhree sports that they could com- pete on the varsity level. READY TO CHARGE With on inrense look of derermi- norion, junior Giendie Worrh- ingron prepores ro run rhe 100 yard dash, during rhe girls rrod ; rime rriols. DETERMINATION AND PRACTICE- was a key for ju- nior D J Loud-is being o ma- jor srandour on rhe boys rrock ream. ill. lEffi L,,j8iASJI Ik i ' 6,v ' yi ' ' . ■ • ' rr MP ' wm 4 44 SPORTS PUT IT INTO ORBIT Sky is rhe limir for Jim Seomon who purs full rhrusr into his throw of rhe shor pur or an ofrer school rrock pracrice. 1966 DOYS TRACK Joy Aonrud, Doyle Arves, Jeff Benederri, Buddy Derger, Don Blossom, Deon Bro- sheor. Randy Brinkmon, Joson Brown, Brert Bylond. Dean Correll, Mike Ocfiosz. Jofin Oslo, Jeff Coun- try mon. George Crowley, Bryon Chalmers. Mike Diede, John Del- comre, Casey Forz, Andy Forbes, Mark Frirch, Zone Fulbfighr, Don Go- bnel. Monuel Gorzo, Hurtr Goy, Har- old Giodue, Ron Hogbom, John Hockerhorn, Aoron Hagen, John Homilron, Shon Henderson, Henry Hill, Kevin Hill, Clint Johnson. Woyne Kelly, Don Kempo, Mike Lefebre, Mike LeMosrer, Andy Um, John Linn, B J Laud ' s. Kre Madsen, Greg Mouserh. Frank McMurrry, Steve Mi- kulecky, Jeff Neil, Dante Nethery, JK Olson, Justin Osweiler, Mike Poter son. Pot Peden, Curt Perucco, Jomes Prine, Shown Regnerus, Frank Rollheiser, Jim Seomon, Steve Schvoneveldt, Donny Scott, Govin Seebetger, Gregg Smerker, Joson Sreichen, Greg Strond, Poul Sullivan, Chad Tompers, Brod Tuomi, Lance Ulrich, Shown Wode, Cory Wogner, Shane Volter, Andrew Worden, Chris Warden, Kevin Welsh )NE AFTER THE OTHER gracefully flies over rhe hur- enior Frank McMurrry dies or boys frock procrice. 986 GIRLS TRACK- ROW Anne ,very, Morcie Doker, Michelle orghulrz, Tosyo Dornerte, Teri Dor- ;ll, Kim Dorrler, Oecky Bores, Terry rown, Michele Duresh, Porn Dur- err, Cmdy Corpenrer. Diono Cor- 3ll, Dorb Cobbley, Jen Chewning, jlie Culberson. Srocey Cummmgs, Shelley Cunninghom, Shelley Dovis, Somoro Dooud, Pom Denning, Korhy Duffy, Dorb Eiskonr, Joyce Foirhursr, Alicio Felsreod, Somone Flomond, Karen Fronsee, Korhy Go- briel, Tiffany Giesler, Tomi Ginnory, Corrie Gronlie, Down Gorbour, Kerin Heggen, Trido Henneberg, Amy Hid-is, Melonie Hirning, Wendy Holr, Chrisrol Jones. Cori Korns, Srephonie Lansing, Tiffany Lonsing, Down Leim. Dobbi Lingel. Shannon Lords. Lori Lynch. Shondo Moyeus, Dione Mangold. Mindy Meode. Gn- dy Burleigh. Nancy Myhro. Kori No- bel. Auroro Northerner. pi,ed Sky Norttierner, Porry Pohle, Kori Prin- del. Chrisrins Rk±iord, Michelle Som- sel, Ronnerr Sosse, Jamie Schotole. IXobyn Selon, Anne Srell. Trod Srromberg. Gwen SzychousK. Ker- ry Thomson, Ji Thompson, Amber Warden. Gindie Wonhingron. GIUS T30Y5 TTUCK 45 Srudenr body ploys inrromurols jusr for fun Inrromurol sporrs gave obour 500 nor so professional players o chonce ro compere in rheir fovorire sporr wirh- our rhe worry or rhe hassle of rryours, long pracrices or inrense gomes. Inrromurol sporrs were only for fun. Senior Lisa Koufmon, who ployed borh volley- boll and bosherboll said, I rhink rhor rhey (inrro- murol sporrs) ore greor becouse rhere oren ' r any rules and you con ploy rhe woy you wonr ro! You con also screw around and screom and INTRAMURAL CHAMPS- FRONT bergen, 5hon Henderson, Gregg Jugg Somoy. Eric Holland, Scorr Smerker Moss BACK Greg Deeler, Keirh Tu- yell and you don ' r hove ro be serious. Inrromurol bosKerboll, swimming, and volley- ball rooK place on mosr Mondoys, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. Ir ' s good en- rerroinmenr for o Tues- day nighr, said Junior Roy Grinsreinner, who INTRAMURAL CHAMPS- DOnOM Michelle Rohn, Michelle Wilkerson, Tommy Spek MIDDLE l eneo Long, Sroci Conroy TOP Porn Meh- rens ployed boskerboll. Were inrromurol sporrs fun? Senior Seon Dorchers, boskerboll ployer, said Ir ' s fun, you ger ro foul o lor and you con be rough. Inrromurols ore rhere for rhe people who don ' r like ro ploy reol se- rious,- yeoh ir ' s real funl ' i sold senior Rick Zeller. Vice Principol Deon Vesrer said, Inrromurol is on oursronding pro- gram; ir provides on op- porruniry for srudenrs who may nor choose re ploy school sporrs in ony orher oreos. SLAM DUNK!- Sophomore Charles Dlolsely arremprs ro moke on exrro rwo points during rhe inrromurol chom- pionship gome OH %@S!?I!- Dound for pQin juniors Kenr Wiii e ond Don Blossom moke ' he plunge or rhe Inrrom ' . Swim Meer. The meer wi. held or rhe GFHS pool wirh obour 60 sruden5 porridpor- ing. 46 SPORTS IPIKE IT Ar rhe inrramurol Horrman for rhe winning oily boll gome senior Tom poinr. )one borrles senior Scorr BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN!- Alrhough Lepard ' s reonn rook second .losing ro Wilkerson in rhe Inrromurol boskerboll championship, BALLET ?- As junbr Greg Deeler goes up for rhe bcs- ker, juniors John MckenrKi, Keirh Tubergen, and AAike Sroegbouer worch in owe. seniors Down Worers, JocW Jewerr, Jomie Lepord, and Lisa KoufrTKn sii hove c good rime. Deeler wos c member of Holtond ' s ream which becff Power ' s ream 52-39 for the A league championships. rfflVAMURALS 47 VOLLEYDALLERS PERFECT TECHNIQUES WITH BRUISES 1 gof wos rhe fomilior scream heard during rhe varsiry volleyball reams ' gomes ond proc- nces. This line ler reom members Know who hod rhe boil ro prevenr unneccessory collisions. Knee pods and onkle rope were on essennol porr of rhe reoms ' unifor- m. Over holf of rhe ream wos lined up dur- ing gomes ro hove rheir bumps ond bruises or- rended ro, said senior Drendo Novirzhi. Novlrzki olso odded rhor while rhere were o few injur- ies rhe ployers pulled ro- gerher ond showed greor ream spirir. Two hour procrices everydoy become rhe norm for rhe members of rhe sporr as ir enrered irs second soncrioned yeor, There is o worm up of 15-20 minures, which involves running ond foor work. There is olso o husrie which oc- curs from drill ro drill, rhor IS porr of rhe condirion- ing, explained cooch Goil Hoger, The reoms improved o lor ond were more even in skills, and because of rhor rhe marches losr longer be- couse of rhe improve- menr of skill level, Hoger concluded. GET IT TOGETHER mem bers of rhe vorsiry volleyball ream collapse In confusion during rheir group piaure HERE IT COMES! Preparing ro moke conrccr wirh rhe boll junior Corrie Eliason sers up for o spike. PROFILE Saving rhe boll Ju- CM.R. wenr on ro win rheir nior Porn Pohle slops ir bock firsr game ogainsr rhe Dison. ro rhe G.F.H. varsir ream. 48 y oRTs A Btal B PERFEa FORM .-. ' e ipK- ing rhe boll senior Emily Lombdin shows off her sronce. ARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM- OTTOM- Julie Lowe, Ronner )sse, Emily Lombdin, Korhy Duffy, Terre Trocy, MIDDLE- ossisrant cooch SherrI McKlnly, Drendo No- vlrzki. Korry [ owe, Derh Lowrhion, Jocque Pepke, Corrle Elioson, cooch Goll Hoger, TOP- Ann Mollsonl, Deb- bie Digler, ond Porrl Pohle, DUG-EYED KNEES- Reody and wQiring senior Ann Moli- soni purs her skills ro use rhor she learned while ' oeing o member of on inrernarionol womens volleyball ream end ployed in China losr sum- mer. voiueybaul49 ' UNIQUE BAND ' OF GIRLS SPIKE FOR GOOD SEASON I hod Q very unique bond of girls. The season hos been fun and I ' ve enjoyed v orlsing wirh oil rhe girls! Hoor-Hoorl said Sheree McKinley, J.V volleyboll cooch. Hordworl and derer- minaron were rhe main ingredients for a sucess- ful ream and wirh mosr of rhe girls rerurning from lasr yeor and mony ne w girls odded, rhe reom shov ed v hor rhey were mode of by winning mosr of rheir games Ir was hard or first because of rhe new ployers, bur as soon as we gor ro know how each other ployed we worked well together, soid junior Korry Rowe. While the J.V. team practiced ot CMP,, the freshmen team worked just OS hard at Valley View school from 3:15 ro 5;15, Although the fresh- men only played against the Dison rhroughour their seoson, rhey gained good ploy- ing experience which mode the team strong. Moving gone through tryouts and then mak- ing the team, the fresh- men girls .learned that rhey could nor compere ot rhe vorsity level be- cause of a school district • --_ ruling. Freshman cooch Soroh Hobel SQid, lf rhe freshmen ore good enough to ploy J.V. or Vorsity, they should be allowed to do so. iwfr J.V. Volleyball 94 Heleoo h+gh Losi Heteno Cofxrol .Won Wngs Senior Split D ngs Wesr Won Oozemon Won Done Wo GFHS L05- Heleno Hgr, Wo Heterio Copitol Won GFHS Losr Oozemon Wo ' i Dorte Los- (Mings Senior Won Mings Wea Won OH WHAT A FEELING En joying rhe afrernoon procrc- Ing for onorher big gome ogoinsr rhe Dison, freshman Nofolie Sreffon throws her hands up ro set rhe boll DOP TILL YOU DROP Dumping isjusr one of rhe mony rechniques in volley- boll, OS shown by freshman Angle Kunrz. 50 SPORTS I WANT CANDY- Pleading for onorher volleyboll ro come her way, freshman Jenny Jonerslsi saves on- orher ploy. 1966 J.V. VOLLEYBALL- FRONT ton Schneiderhon, Condi Colla, torry Rowe, Gwen 5zychowsH,i BACK Cooch Sheree McKinley, Duiiy Novitzki Glendie Worrhingron, Derh Lowrh ion, Michelle Tilton, Michele Heun, READY! ' . - 3 up for rhe % ' , ' ,;.■■. ' .y.insrGFHS ore J V plo ers Glendie Vorrhingron, Condi Cdo, X - SHOOTING FREE THROWS? senior Orendo No irzk serves rhe bd ro rhe wotog CRUNCH- Gerring inro her ' bumping posirion, sopho- nore Condi Colla fixes her ?ye on rhe boll. FACE- Sophomore Michelle Tilron doesjusr rhor by nailing rhe ball inro rhe Bison courr. IT ' S A BIRD-or is if a plane? No, ir ' s junior Kerry Rowe saving another ploy for rhe Piusriers. FRE5HMEN J.V. VOUEYBAil 51 OF UMITY Clubs, on imporronr porr of CMR, occupied rhe rime of rhe srudenrs involved. Eoch dub broughr rogerher srudenrs wirh simifcir rolenrs ond inreresrs, giving people Q chofxie ro nneer new friends ond ro leorn ro work rogerher ro reoch rheir gools, which rooged from raising money for holdoy parries ro consrrucrir g floors for rhe Homecomhg po- rode. Two new ones, 5ADD and Yourh Alive, joined rhe ronl of rhe older dubs ond sroyed aaive oil year. Each orgonizorion hod many members rhor worked rogerher ro keep rhe club busy rhroughour rhe year, giving rhe orgoni- zorions Shades of uniry. CXIG-ANCATONS 53 Newspaper sroff does jommin job Jobber ' s storing rhe paper Jamaol is jommin ' around Bubble ' s is wriring o tosr minure srory Reming ' s nowhere ro be found Leslie is heading ' phorogrophers Donny, Eric, and Em ' Wirh coprions carefully wrirren Dy Mike, Duff, Myrho, ond Flem Vid ' ie ' s gor her rock rolk Mary her review Goror ' s selling one more od Wirh Krisrie as parr of his crew Lore copy sporrs srones wrirren Dy Duffy, Lepord, Joe and John There ore rhose features Kore, Korin, Kissy, ond Tohn ' Colgon ' s missing a deodline Loverno is sweeping rhe floor Poui IS popping some popcorn Cleoning 326 is o chore Ann ' s wriring ediroriols Hone! is wearing her 501 blues Lorenighr loy-ours on mosr Thursdoys Everyone ' s reody for o snooze Troci is wriring o poem Karen is rapping oround William is being orrisric Six sraffers ore Tucson-bound JAMAAL JAMS ' Looking up from her sporrs sneokily smiles winile senior Karen Qirisren- Dcge senior sporrs editor Michelle Wilkerson sen zones our. SPACI TRAGI .. . :- :- Tree Conover dreomi cf cr.e of her men in- sreod of rhe newspaper doss she Is in. ATTENTION! Senior od monoger Rid-; Gores loolss ro rhe phone while senior Loverno Polglose chows on rhe popcorn olwoys or loyours. 54 0(XGAMZATK 6 r — FRIENDS FOREVER Wort ' jr j hard or. o news- AH HA Flashing her pearly whires senior Krisrie paper r. o .ernors Kon Felzer orvj Vk Wolrer laughs or her procio ' j ' , r. ■ ■ ' ■ ' : ' , ■■ ■. :.-_ . , Vj ■. C ' . ' . ' GEE, THANKS -ece . c ; rese- - ' C s-- mas senior Ann Moiisani grins wim sorisfocrioi- NEWSPAPER- ROW 1- Vic! ' ;i Yeoger, Emily Lombdin, Sroci rensen. Adviser Moxine Honel, John Colgon. Rick Gores. Conroy, Michelle Wilkerson ROW 1 Kerry P,ondoll, Leslie Korin Spong, Trod Conover, Eric Segeberg,.ROW 4- Vill Surich, Korhy Duffy, Kori Felzer, Tohnee Llngscheir. Ann FijQikowski, Loverno Polglose, John Myhro, Joe KalGfcr, Don Molisoni, Michel Kissee, Jomie Lepord ROW 3 Kim Fleming, Gerhorr NOT PICTURED- Mike Davis, Krisrie Wolrer, Tommy Hicl-ss, MQ17 Anderson, Poul O ' Loughlin, Koren Chris- NEW5P ?r, 55 Miiii Mh- AWE.YOU SHOULDN ' T HAVE!!!! Senior Jon Dochs admires rhe gloves given ro him as sen- iors Christy Virgin ond Willie Schober look on. Yearbook sroff finds good rimes GOOD TIME . . . wirh rhis rhoughr in mind rhe yeorbools sroff en- rered Room 326, where rhey orrempred ro meer YEARBOOK cjeodlines, amid rhe sounds of o blosring rodio ond roaring loughrer OS Advisor Moxine Honel yelled, ! dreamed obour yeorbooh losr nighr! Lore nighr loyours unril 2 a.m. and ed- ible double page spreads, designed by juniors Drod Morrin and Dove Sirok, were Q few of rhe highlighrs which mode rhe doss inreresring. Sroff members worked from rhe firsr doy of school unril abour mid-April, ofrer rhor rhe proofs hod ro be checked and rechecked. The worl ; iasred unril rhe booi were disrribured ro rhe srudenr body rhe losr week of school. Ediror Krys- rol Gomble said, Yearbook rokes a lor of rime ond efforr, bur in rhe end ir ' s worrh ir. MR. MOUTH Making sure she gers every bire, Junior Suzie Allen prepores ro devour rhe goo- dies on rhe roble. PURPLE PEOPLE EATER Surprised by her pur- pie snail received or rhe rrodirionol yearbooK Chrisrmos parry, junior Cheryl Whire lisrens ro comments mode by seniors Kristo Pratt, Kim Fox and Advisor Moxine Honel. 56 Or GANIZATlONS iAROOOK STAFF- FRONT Michelle Prohl, Willie Schober, MIDDLE Sue Oliver, Krysrol Gombte, Suzie Allen, Robby ono BACK Dfod Aterm, Dcr c , KrWo Pror, a«ryl elley Dearry, Jon Dochs, Dennis Dorchlor, Mork Mirchell. Reeves, Krii Modsen, Christy Virgin, Dob Moff, Tom Mof Vhife. Hamns Hond, DrerxJo NointzW, Km Few. (Vi«h P i TILL DEATH DO US PART I ' z-.-z -e- ?ovi- ous rolenr or feeding each c e- .e;-;::- :_C5 seniors Krysrol Gamble ore 5 e e, 2ec . e ' oy rine pie. OUT OF CONTROL- In search of soniiy, junic Brad Morrin livens up o lore nighr tayour. AAorrin wos chosen as rhe ' 86- 87 yearbook ediror- VtARDOOK 57 Members enjoy working together Wherher rhey were procricing, per- forming or rolsing money rhe members of color guard ond drill ream helped each other hove o greor rime.lr ' s reolly specloi because we ' re oil like o big fomily- , said junior drill ream member Corolyn Kershner. Pracrice, procrice, practice is exactly what these girls did Color guard prac- ticed dunng sixth period and every Tues- day, Wednesday and Thursday mo rning. The worst port of color guord is getting up eoriy, admitted junior color guard member Connie Ruby. Drill ream practiced every Tuesdoy night 6-8 p.m. and practiced after school or on the weekend whenever rhey needed to. Supporting the school and the stu- dents, color guard presented rhe colors at football, basketball, volleyball ond wrestling gomes. I ' m just doing some- thing I know so well that it ' s just instinct, said Ruby. Drill team performed ot football ond bosketboll gomes, it ' s the greatest feel- ing marching off the floor with a standing ovation, said Kershner. Doth groups were involved in many nnoney raising ocrivities. Members of col- or guard gave cor woshes, worked in rhe double dunker at the fair, sold jewel- ry and flowers, iDobysot, ond delivered advertisements. Drill team members not only sold calendars for the vigilantes and sausage and cheese during the holiday season but olso gave cor washes and wori ;ed in rhe double dunker at the fair. Color guard promoted school spirit by mioking posters, pins, and banners. They roke o br of rime to moke bur I think it ' s worrh ir, soid sophomore color guard member Ded ;y Kralich. With the help of their advisors Velmo Jordon ord Mikey Messmon the girls were given a chance to take pride in whot they were doing while having a great rime. STRAIGHTER THAN AN ARROW Drill reom members help each other keep in a sroighr line by sporting each orher during holfrime. DRILL TEAM MEMBERS- ROW 1 Ccp-o ' i 5..= c e Axr —c I ' D vens ROW 2- Chrsnne Rjchord. Wendy Crirelli, Dec y E oni, Pom Gemor, Heidy Druner. Drendo Quii- eyer, KirsfenHouge ROW 3- JJl Thompson. Anne Oorron. Amy Tmtxse. Vid i Yeoger, Ken7 Thomson, Shonnon Fuller. M SmoU, Anne Srurdevanr. Leslie Gobriel, Mrzi We- ber ROW 4 Shen Clement. Liso Korhrein, Kelly Porker. Corotyn Kershner, Jenny Ovens, Sherry Oerndr, Candy CoDo. Tereso FekJmon, Suon Fousek NOT PICTURED Jule Obzewski, Wendy Schouers. Angie Mechels, Jennifer Crock- er. Chris Crum, 58 0( GAMZATK 6 .IDERTY, JUSTICE FOR ALLL Color guard presenrs he colors os everyone else pledges ro rhe flog. COLOR GUARD MEMBERS- ROW 1- Dawn Chenowerh, Lisa Kloss, Jomie Dolron, Down Miller, Wendy Sims, Andreo Carlson. Doion, Connie Ruby, Amber Pederson, Melisso Roy, Leonne ROW 3- Chris Parker, Tina Voile, Decky Krolich, Heorher Holz nudson, Shauno McCreo, Jomie Lirosronsky. ROW 2- Angelo heimer. Colleen Lockrem, Debbie Oswair, Wendy Gerriser, Trod Morrin. Korie Depner, Diono Hockwirh, Amy Firrerer, Noralie Conover, Holly Roysrer, Kelli Heppell. HOLD THAT POit- guord member Me j;. perfecrly srill os she , holfrime or a foorbc DRIL. COLOR GUARD 59 Roh-roh ' s break inro CMRv spirit Break, rock, pop, and freok-rhis wos rhe sryle used by rhe 1985- ' 86 cheer leoders. Spirir wos hard ro come by or CMR in rhe post bur rhese 10 rolenred girls woke CMP up wirh new cheers, rourines, end ideos for pep ossemblies New uniforms were purchosed wirh funds roised from summer cor woshes, rhe world ' s lorgesr goroge sole, ond o cheerleoding camp for elemenrory oged srudenrs. The comp wos held for rwo days rhis summer wirh o rumour of over 100 girls. Somerhing new ro rhe cheerleaders was rhe suspension for poor grades. A school policy sold rhor cheerleaders musr hove Q 2.0 grade poinr overoge ond nor be flunking ony required doss. Two cheerleaders were suspended over rhe rule. Senior Liso Surber said, The policy is unfair. Ar firsr I wos upser because I worked really hard ro ger on (rhe squod) and during rhe summer bur ir wos a nice vacarion. Senior Drondee Howord said rhe rime spenr was worrh ir becouse in rhe end we rurn our o good squad ond we hove o lor of fun. INTRODUCTIONS NOT NECESSARY Any Rus rier fon would know rine vorsiry dneerleoders or o glance as rhey moke on opening pyramid rhe foorboll ream. fori FLOOR SHOW or holfrime rhe vorsiry cheer- ■eoaers form o 10-girl pyromid for holfrime en- rerroinmenr. School policy srores rhor pyromids may only be rwo people roll for insuronce pur- poses 60 OfXGANlZATKDNS GIVING IT HER ALL- Junior Emily Jonerski adds some exrro pizozz ro rhe new rourines mode up rhis summer or doily 6 o.m. procrices. lOLY COW These are rhe sophomores? Sen- in for or rhe sophomore orienrarion. The cheer- )r cheerleaders Lorno Armocosr, Tohnee Lings leoders rough r rhe sophies cheers, the school heir, end Dovilyn Spring con ' r believe whor song, ond doss yell, ley ' re THAT ' S THE WAY YA ' DO IT ream, senior LSc Sv., be ' c ee-s VARSITY CHEERLEADERS- FRONT- Jad ie Jewerr, Lorno dee Howard, Dovilyn Spring, BACK- Koren Chrisrensen, . vicrorv over rhe DiSOn Armocosr, Tohnee Lingscheir, Emily Jonerski. MIDDLE- Dron- Nonnerre Sobo, Joonie Arnrson, Lisa Surber. VAR5fTY 0€E --E ::£ C 61 -i Girls work exrro ro provide spirit Woris, roh, work, roh, ho ho ho! These were o few words rhor summed up o J.V, sophomore, end freshmen cheer- leoder ' s life rhroughour rhe school year The cheerleoders worked rwo ro rhree rimes o week when school wos in ses- sion. The cheerleaders practiced old cheers and rried ro pur new stuff wlrh rhe old stuff ro come out with on origi- ndl cheer, one rhot the students would like. Cheerleoding wasn ' t all fun and gomes. The cheerleaders sold calenders ro purchase their uniforms. They olso used the money for locker decorations ro promore more school spirit. Adviser Mary Gernoot sold, The girls ore fun to work with and they try to promote school spirit at CMR through bonnets, locker decororions, pep assemblies ond cheering or games. Cheerleoding also helped girls find something rhot they were inrerested in, irsreod of other activities like bond, choir, dromo, and sports. I think cheerleoding is o lor of fun. It gives girls that don ' t ploy sports something ro do through the year, said freshman Jill Wienholz. GIVE IT YOUR ALL- Reaching for rhe sky, JV Cheerleaders Kris Kujolo and Down Ogle cheer for rheir reom. JV CHEERLEADERS-Ff ONT Kns Kijalo, Down Ogle. Sondy Remse K-s-y Dcteor OACK Vol Duvol. 62 0( 6ANCATK 6 FLY AWAY- Trying ro disrroa rhe opposing reom, JV Cheerleaders Sandy Remsen, Down Ogle, ond Kris Kujalo chonr or o girls bosKerboll gome. FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS- FRONT Jeonne Horrls, Liz Defh Viecl , Joey Derndr DACK Vephonie Wdloce, Dcmto Hunt, Laurcj Ivcr;., Jill Wienl-irjlz MIDDLE Dromley Good, Dellch. RAISE YOUR HANDS IF YOU ' RE SURE Oveef- irig for rhie «r reorn or o bosKertXil gome, rhe freshmen cheerleodefs show rhe fons how it ' s OH DE SERIOUS Looking os tf she ' s losr by whor everyone else Is doing, freshnnon cheerleoder Srephonie Volloce rries her bei ' MWAIIAN SPIRIT Showing Homecoming spir- sophomore CHEERLEADERS- FRONT wsrino Roberrson, Kim Sei , r u, „„, „,!,„„ i„ J M e 1- c vi_ ly ■ MIDDLE- Kim Nordquisr, Kim l3loi5dell. Norolie Smirh. DACK- r, sophomore cheerleaders NQroiie Smith, Kris- ino Pioberrson, and Kim DlQisdell, lool for a HowQiion odvenrure. JV.SOPHOMO €-F E5KV£ a-£ERL£Ai . 3 63 SENATE. ROW 1 Bizoberh Hunr, Cheso Homilron, Kerri 5i- monerii. Donika Delich, Srephonie Wolloce ROW 2- Kim Sell. Kjrsren Houge, Knsnn HikJe. Mor Mitchell ROW 3- Ken- dro ( ooch, Uso Kothrein, Candy Collo. Tricio Henneberg, Rob Hollond ROW 4 Andrew Warden, Emily Janersl i, Nannerre Sobo, Potry Pohle, Donny Scott ROW 5- Tiffany Giesler. Ann Molisani. Joy Aanrud. Teresa Feldman, Dob Mort School changes challenge gov r Insane is righr: Wirh rhe M-day ob- sence rule, more people, righr schedules, and orher problems, rhe ' 85- ' 86 srudenr governmenr dove inro Homecoming coronnon, meerings, convenrions, ond rhe winter formol. Ar rhe beginning of rhe school year, governmenr srorred v orhing on rhe Homecoming coronorion, making o few changes,including rhe props, a volcano and palm rrees, ro coincide wirh rhe rheme of Go Howoiion. Korie Benson, Homecoming queen, sold, Ir was o reolly good change, plus ir worked our well. Dur ro odd ro CMR ' s srudenr govern- menr ' s lisr of rhings rhor rurned our berrer rhon expecred, rhe poliricons of rhe school presented rhe 1985 Winrer For- mol. Ir was held or rhe Sheroron Greor Foils Dollroom on Dec23. As Deono Smirh said obour rhe prom, The woy rhe prom was decorored and conducred wos very differenr rhon rhe orher proms, which mode ir very speciol. HOUSE OF f EPRESENTATIVES- f OW 1 Ken Simonern. Mor ce [j--e- ;-:..■. ' Wells, Jeff Goetz, Dnon r ,osenbaum. Po iC ' ;e Pc Fezer ROW 7 Druce Gotez. Jill Divens, Decivy Ever s, Tim Scorr ROW 3- Alioo Felstod, Zone Fulbrighr, Ter ' MongokJ. Lao Sober. Dnon Gotez. Don Gobnel ROW 4 KoytoKofb. Kim Mektiert. Kim Nordqust, Julie Hoign, Dorre- Horx) NOT PICTURED- Koti Felzer, Kirk Hoflond. Jod ie Je-A ert. Amy Timboe. Down Waters, Vich Yeoger, Susie Hig gms. Sondy ( emson STUDENT ' S TODAY, LEADERS TOMORROW Taking porr in a srudenr governmenr discussion, seniors Tim Scorr, Dov n Worers, and Korie Den- son listen corefully. 64 0( GANIZATK 6 CHERISH THE NIGHT Wos rhe rheme of the winrer prom rQk.en from o populor slow song wrirrer. by rfie grc jp K x orid rhe Gong, DON ' T STEP ON HER TOES- Trying ro keep in srep senior Roy Rufforo dances rhe nighr owoy wirh liis dare Anne l3aron. ROYAL KISS- Leading rlneir donee senior Joe l ' alQfor, ond senior Jamie LePord seem ro be happy offer beinc c Queen or rhe i ' e OftGAMZATXJNS 65 Working dosses goin experience Pleading, wriring, and orirhmeric were nor rhe only things srudenrs leorned or OAW. Some srudenrs rool dosses ro reach rhem obour rhe working world. These dosses consisred of: DEC A (Disrribu rive Educorion Club of America), Food Service, OEA (Office Educorion Associ- orion), and ICT (Indusrriol Cooperorive Training). John Deurler, food service srudenr sold, You ger o lor of experience in rhe food service field.Leorning obour moss food producrion, quoliry conrrol,food service monogemenr.ond orher vorious ospecrs of rhe food service field was whor rhe doss was obour. We learned rhese things from rhe job we musr hove in order ro enroll in rhis class, ond also from moking donurs and candy ro be sold os parr of rhe doss. ICT, raughr by Howard Taylor, roughr srudenrs obour differenr rypes of job- s,Qnd how ro ger and hold o job. Senior Doug Korh sold, Ir ' s oil righr ro ger our of school eorly ro go work or your job. You ger o credir ond you ger poid, roo, rhor ' s rhe besr parr. Deco, which was raughr by Dove Sru- key, gove srudenrs on rhe job rroining, and experience in reroiling olso. The OEA srudenrs worked in offices oround rown, and used skills rhor rhey leorned from Adviser Eloine Elwoy. Senior Kerry Randoll said, You ger some on rhe job experience in rhe business field. SECRETARY OF THE 4,R Coughr or her job, senior S ' oo Conroy worte ' he Cogswell Agen- cy ro earn o credir for he. OEA doss. 66 0(XGANIZATK 6 FOOD SERVICE- FRONT John Merrill. Jesse Lossilo. Seon Ellington, Doug Hoffmen, Kich Lembo. Tom Miller, Renee Kosper MIDDLE- Eddie Whidden, Donielle Gilbreorh, Eorl Drondr, George Horper BACK- Adviser Aurelio Cunning- hom, Keith Zigon, Chris Poduono, Dorrell Forsmon, John Deutler. Mike Powell. Donny Foyden NOT PICTURED Com- mie Hedrid-s, f oberr Linn. MMMMM Hard or work purring rhe finishing louche:, on rheir Chri:,rrnQS condy making ore sen- iors Chris Poduono, Denny Foyden, and Mike Powell DEC A- FROKT i M VofcU, Ooro PIgercm. Chod Such, Lor r fVyil-r e«ef, Liz McMotM, Joincto Johrson MIDOU Atorti Honsen, Kevtn Kforrwuch, RKtord Gaes. Leo 5« -i Denise Porirer, Kfysfol Gorrtte, Mchele 5eide4. Tim G yaef Sreve Schubert, Greg Johnson, Lym Dcirmr,, t3f Orowrv rig, Oonr e Long, Mveer Do e Vukey BACK Theress H efsori. Mehe) Keeec, Lcrr Lynch, Srietey Oecry. Kf«r Wolref , Lenore Myers, Xiie GcuJef, Ort Gouts . Ted Lorij ley NOT PICTURED C or; U fjyy: . Dec. rvjrcrowr. ' «ir )EA- FRONT- Down Worers, P,hondo Windon, Dawn Lind- erg, ri.eneQ Long, Kerry Condle, Corhy McGuire, Penny srnold DACK- Kimberly Kuglin, Nicole Honsen, Carolyn f on- ning, Showno Knudsen, LuAnne Perucco, AAicheile P.ahn, Sraci Conroy, Tonyo Willbrondr, Undo Horsely, Adviser Elaine Elwoy, Susan von Erringer. ICT- FRONT- Tom Amdahl, Neol BIock, im, Eoge, Si G: be-r Der « Senger, Toby Shigley. Kevin Broxson. Ste- phen Evens.BACK-DcHjg Kofh. Te Kcwe ' Deis t-fcx, ' - gen, Loren Moybefry. Motr Kjes ' c xc -r os T-o Bungay. Advnser Howard Toy O . NOT PICTURED- S;c-- r i-ie - CLEANING UP- Carrying txjckers ro ec a crec: for ICT is senior Dill Gilberr. DECA CT. FOOD StRv Ct Ot-i 67 Hi Hi GERMAN CLUD STRUT- Showing rhe German culrure and Rusrier Spirir, os rhey enrered o floor in rhe Homecoming parade. Freshman Heidi Young and junior presidenr Melissa Jorreil dress up in Germon ourfirs ro show rhier spirir. Exrrocurriculor ' s sparking groups Doke soles, donur soles, condy soles, and ony orher sole you could rhink of mode up rhe ocfivirles of French, Ger- mon, AFS, ond Key Club members. Shorlo Morrhews, French Club presidenr sold, We hove o lor of parries ond ocrivires rhroughour rhe yeor. Ir helps us ger ro know one onorher berrer. French Club gor involved in mony ocriviries rhrough- our rhe year, induding o floor in rhe Homecoming porode, o formal dinner for Chrisrmos, o rrip ro Sun Mounroin for Vol- enrines Doy, o spring dinner, and candy soles. Americon Field Service Club porricipor- ed in mony fund roisers olso so rhor rhey could hove porries and go ro Sun Moun- roin. Ir ' sjusr ro hove fun, sold senior Kirk Hoflond. AFS Club also consrrucred a floor for rhe Homecoming porode. Also involved wirh fund raisers, Ger- man Club used mosr of rhe money for porries and dinners. Key Club gor involved more by selling refreshmenrs or boskerboll gomes and wresrling meers. Thar money wenr re- ward porries and o rrip ro Sun Mounroin. AFS CLUD DjOr ' : Lorveir. Stionnon Archley. Decky Dores, Cheso Homilron. Kirk Hoflond. Jenny Ivers. Roberr Wood. Nino Schweidler, Tern Mongold. Drod Philp. Sompso We- somo. Korhy SyKes NOT PiaURED r ono Hilmy FRENCH CLUD Drew Peers, Dovid Voire. Diono McClom, Morcio Hoyes. Korin Spong, Shorlo Morthews, Korrino Ken 68 ORGANIZATICH KEY CLUO- FRONT-Connie fi,uby, Dorcy Miller, Soroh Rob- ertson, Adviser Dud f oberrson, BACK Doug Chrisriones, Korhy Stevens. IN THE LINE OF DUTY As presidenr of French CiuD one of senior Shorio A tarrhew ' s duties is ro wrire receiprs for candy soles. The soles gool was $1000 which wos reoched ■dy. Julie Gilder NOT PIQURED- Drendo Novirzki, Dric :henor, Decky Dares, Chrisry Virgin, GERMAN CLUB- FRONT- Condy Copps, Kim Cornell, Robert NOT PiaURED I; -e ■ Knurson MIDDLE- Ctiod Euerle, Heidi Young, Russell Voek. Dome Brow J:ffa ' - Angle Dow, Melisso Jorrell, Corrie Gronlie BACK- STielly Schw eidler. Cunningham. Glenn Bliss, Adviser Jeon Niemi, Dawn Ogle. AF5 KEY FRENCH. GERMAN OJJES. 69 — ■— iaiHiHlr GIVE THEIR CA SES 1 rhink ir was q very successful yeor considering all bur rhree were firsr year comperirors, soid, Lorry Gordner, heod speech ond debore coach or CMf . Gard- ner, who was in his second year of coaching, was assisted by Joe and Heide Morron. Heide orrended CMR while Joe groduored from Grear Falls High. Dorh compered in speech and debore during high school and brought rheir exper- ience ro help Gardner. The rhree worked wirh 25 students who spent hours pre- poring and about two hours a week practicing for meets. The teom competed in nine meets during the four-month season which last- ed from November to Februory. Stu- dents competed in o total of seven events. Policy debate consisted of a team debate. Lincoln Douglas debote was a single person debote where mor- als and volues were debated. Expository speaking was on informational or de- monstrorive speech. Extemporaneous speeches covered current events. In memorized public oddress, students took segments of famous speeches, such os Martin Luther King ' s I hove a dream speech, and presented their interpreta- tion of the possoge. Orol interpretation wos broken into two cotegories, humor- ous and serious. A student took o piece of literoture and reod it to the judges, dromotizing with only their voices, no props. Original orotory wos on original persuasive speech written by the com- petitor. Impromptu speeches were given by students who drew subjects ond hod very little time to prepare. DOYS STAtE Jon DIoemendool, torn Wolgomor. Jeff Neil, J K Oton, Joy Aonrud, Joe Ryon. Scorr Ayers, Gordy Hig- gins. Scorr Adorns, HONOR SOCIETY- ROW 1 Dorci Pilgerom, Michelle Wilker :,ori. Tommy Spel-., Michelle Rohn, Susonne Axrmon, Leslie Sumroll ROW 2 Amy Nelson, Corrie Porl ' ier. Glenn Dliss, Korhy Duffy, Drendo Stevens. Enco Melonder, Shorlo Mar rhews, Down Lindbergh. Korin Spong, Christy Virgin ROW 3 Noel Yobui, Wendy Miller, Michelle Duresh, Joe Ryan, Oecky Dotes, Jennie Ivers, Cheryl Durleigh, Morci Vonni ROW 4 Julie Lowe, Leonne Huber. Tiffany Giesler, Ann Molisoni. Joy Aonrud, TeresQ Feldmon, Kelly Porker, Gory Greno, Doug Dockrer, Stephonie Girres ROW 5 Mike Dovis, Duff Mohoney, Scorr Adams, Toin Power, Jeff Neil, Seon O ' Follon, Perer Jennings. Erik Srevlingson, Tom Wolgomor, Drion Meddock NOT PICTURED Kyle Cnrchfield, Seon Fair child, Joel Mee GIRLS STATE- FRONT Tiffany Giesler, Michelle Wilkerson DACK Christy Virgin, Kothy Duffy 70 OftGANlZATO BUSINESSMEN- Making rheir entrance sopho- mores Cory Wagner and Shown Rowland ore ready ro present rheir coses or o speech de- bare meer SPEECH DEDATE- ROW 1 [ ' Cyrrii Arr.ffiOfidyx-, Krr, P ' .- Huicrnrjiori, l-Aolt Millt-r, ' J j horn, Cory Wogner ROW 2 Sherry Oemenr, Sundoy T ' ' -rtwr, Mggins, Lori JOIrfMr,. Dtorx) Neton, Scorr Do ' Jomie YUM YUM- Lerring off some relief ofrer a Cory Wogner, and junior Por Fannin relax a GETTING INTO THE ACT- A- ;- c - r- -;,•.- ipeech debore meer, sophomores Cari Korns, while. speech, ' debcre rr.eer. se. :c ' T ' c Nesor. shows feeling in her preser jcnc . d . who knows whor kind of feelino? SPEECH. HON. see. DOY5 GLRS ST.ATE 71 STIMULATING TALENT EXPLODES ON STAGE If you were ro wolk Through Dill Wil- liamson Holl ofrer school you would prob- obly heor ' Big Dloch Jelly Doughnur, jusr one of rhe crozy expressions of dromo reom, ringing through rhe air os dronriQ ream ond Dromo 5-6 procriced rheir roles. The srudenrs rhrew exciremenr ond enrhusiosm inro rhe ream, bur rhis didn ' t moke ir ony easier ro perform. Hard work wenr inro every line rhar come our of rhe performer ' s mourh. Drama ream spenr hours rehearsing ofrer school wirh direcrors Lillian Wiley and Tom Spencer. All rhe prepororion rhe Drama Team pur in resulred in a fourth or srore. Senior Loverno Polglase said, Drama Team is o good competing experience and ir is o chance ro meet kids from all oround rhe srore wirh rhe some inter- esrs. Main heodliners of the year included, Cheaper by rhe Dozen, Srill Life, Dear America, Gillian on her 37rh Dirrhday, ond Music Man. Members of rhe Drama 5-6 class played mosr of rhe leod roles. The class spenr rime preparing scenes, doing improvisotions, and even writing essays on rhe rheotre. Senior Kim Fox sold, Drama is a place where you con express yourself, and you moke o lor of hyper bur close friends. DRAMA TEAM- Row 1- Trey Thompson, Roger Johnson, Jored Kendall. Drendo Srevens. Norolie Kloss, Chud-s Ser- quino ROW 2 Dee Drewsrer, Diono Nelson, Mono Fin ch, Cosey Johnson. Drendo Phillips ROW 3- Corhy Mcguire, Drendo Novirzki, John Colgon, Loverno Polglose, Cloy Emer- ich Row 4 Nino Schweidler. Drer Tuomi, Shannon Fuller, Debbie Oswoir NOT PICTURED Emmerr Murphy. Krisro Prorr, Kim Fox, Paul Modison, Mark Melonder, Krisrine Derge- monn, Mork Magers, Tino Voile, Scorr Mills, Decky Show, Kerne Mounron, Amy Donohue, Liso Surber. Dion O ' Lough- lin, Toddo Kendoll, Wendy Schauers PEEK-A-DOO- A gome often ployed by senior Trey Thompson when he rries ro dodge his insrrucror Miss Wiley. OPEN WIDE- Reading Viernom lerrers for o feeders rheorre producrion colled Deor Amer- ico seniors Morio Finch, Dee Debbie Oswoir show o serious Drewsrer, ond side of dromo. 72 Or GANIZATIONS CHOKIN ' YOUR CHICKEN Fighring over o chicKen berween rounds or a dromo meer, seniors Cloy Emerich and Scorr Mills win first place in Humerous Duo wirh rheir wonderful olumoge. RAISE YOUR HAND IF YOUR SURE Gr 03 rr ' or ease ' ' ocrrecs iook ier« f 0 ,-c Neteon does o scene from o spcxeship for o Dromo 5 doss FATHER KNOWS BEST- Inrrodudng her new bo fne- d ' o ' e porenrs senior Loverno Potg- lose porrroys Anne in rhe pioy ' Cheeper by the Dozen while senior Dee Drewsrer (Uy), Drer Tuomi (forher), end junior Poul O ' LoughSn (Joe Scales) srarr off on rhe wrong foor DRAMA 5-6 - ROW 1-John Colgon, Mario Finch. ROW 2 e-, ' - : :;: - _-; Dee Drewsrer. Debbie Oswolr, ROW 3-Drer Tuomi, Lover Q ' Z. ; rc e;c- ' :ce Polglose, Srephonie Mornn. Jim Forsmon, Drendo NovirzKi, Mcguire. Drenoo Ptjuds- Liso 5urber, Tereso NapierQlo. NOT PICTURED-Liso Bryonr. DRMAA 5-6 - DTUMA TEAM 73 r Srudenrs inreresrs shored wirh peers How many Isids our rhere hod rhe desire ro do somerhing ro berrer rheir communiry and peers? Three groups of high school srudenrs did jusr rhor. SADD (Srudenrs Agoinsr Driving Drunli), peer counseling (yourh advising group), and Yourh Alive (o Chrisrion orgonizorion) mode up rhe rhree sociolly ocrive groups or CMP. Mr. Dob Anosros, rhe founder of SADD, visired CMP, ro give o presenrorion on drunk driving. The money for rhe Anos- ros ' rrip come from donorions conrribur- ed by rhe Oprimisrs Clubs, which SADD members gave speeches ro obour rheir cause. SADD hod meetings every rwo wee! and come up wirh rhe projecr ro prinr up cords for oil rhe ruxedos ond corsages for rhe senior prom. Senior Morci Vonni said, ! rhinU Mr Anosros come or o really good rime for CMR. ir really hir rhe kids hard. Peer counseling mer every other doy for o poss or foil grode. Counselor Chuck Engren said, We rry ro help rhe kids be- come good lisreners and recognize rheir own feelings and feelings of orhers, nor only by whor They ' re saying bur also by rheir body longuoge, rhe rone of rheir voice, ere This way rhey helped orher kids rhor didn ' r feel comforrobie talking to on odulr. Yourh Alive incorporored o collecrion of yourh groups from various churches in rhe dry. They mer every Thursday morning in rhe choir room ro sing ond hove posrors rolk as guest speokers Yourh represenrorives of CMP, included senior Mike Davis, junior Joe Lloyd, junior Dev Worneke and junior L o Adams. The 25-30 who come in rhe morning hod teachers Roy Homilron and Korhy Mcin- rosh OS rheir sponsors. Senior Mike Dovis soid. ' lr gave us oil o chance ro ger ro- gerher. SADD, peer counseling, ond Yourh Alive members devoted their rime to moke society better. 74 0ftGANIZATK 6 SADD- Seon OFolloo. Chnsiy Virgin, Morci VonnI, Alicio Feteieod, Eric Jorgensen NOT PICTURED Michelle Wilker- soo. StephorMe Cterz. John Mc ' sc f a Wendy Schouers, Druce Goerz, Dnon Goerz, Ken Fox, Melisso Jorrell, Drendo Quirmeyer, Shonnon Dovis, Jim Seomon, Joe Ryan PLANNING THOSE SPEECHES - While reoding rhe minures from rhe losr meering, senior Morci Vonni keeps rhe orrenrion of her friend senior Chnsry Virgin while she sorisfies her Dig Moc ArrocK, PEER COUNSELING ■ ROW 1 Andreo Flood, Tracy Schofer, LmDryont ROW 2 Srephonie French, JilleneKnur ' .on, Amy Donohue, Kori Kessner, Jenny Orvis. ROW 3 Robin Horjg lund, Shorlo Eve, Scotr Ayers, (V bert Linn ROV 4 Deriise Nr l ' jfi, Aohley Drighi NOT PiaURED Df-ono Srn t m E h r ' ' ' l n 0r ' . N HlL ' M 1 hjM U m, b.a li 1 m Iw jM u mS m ' m vSi m M mI Egi L IT ISN ' T SO! nile boWng cwTd leorning, seniors Scorr Ayers, Shorlo, Robin Hoggkjrvd, ond junior Srephonie French direct rheir orrenrion ro Courv selor Chuck Engren. YEE HAW - Enjoying his greor enrerroinmenr senior Mil ' ;e Davis clops ro rhe bear of o guirorisr on on early Thursday morning. YOUTH ALIVE - ROW 1 Down Lindburg, Srephcne French,, Sherrie Lenr, Srocey Sharerre. ROW 2 - Advisor Dove Singleron, Mike Dovis, Bromley Good, Lisa Adorns, Dev Worneke, Helen Dierlein, Korrino Kennedy, Somoro Dooud, Jim Rozokor ROW 3 - Jored Moloney, Joe Uoyd, SADD YOUTH AJM =ir , ' 5 r OUT TO HAVE FUN CLUD5 SHOW STUFF Chess club is fun, soid freshman Greg Heide, q member of rhe club. His club, along wirh rhe Rodeo Club, Indian Club, and rhe Russellerrs mer afrer school ro enjoy rhemselves end ro meer friends. The Chess Club was o group of young, srroregy minded people who liked ro ploy gomes of wor and skill. The club was kind of rime consuming, bur worrh ir ro rhose who like rhe gomes, said Heide Some of rhose gomes included Wooden Ships, Iron Men, and Kingmoker. Compur- er gomes were also ployed, baseball for example Rodeo Club was onorher ofrer school group rhor mer rwice o week and proc- riced roping and orher rodeo Techniques. The members of Rodeo Club were all inreresred in rodeo in some way, some compering, orher coming jusr for rhe fun of ir. As Mr. Chorles f ossell, rhe club ' s od- viser, sQid, The kids ore inreresring, o bir differenr rhon orhers bur foirly indepen- denr. The Indian Club sponsored frybreod soles during rhe lunches, o populor rreor or CMR. Losr bur nor leosr, were rhe Rus- sellerrs, o group of girls who ushered for rhe reserved seors during rhe foorboll gomes. LINE UP- during one of many lunches, srudenrs group up in large omounrs ro sample Indion fry breed, o welcome change from rhe regulor school lunch PRAaiCE MAKES PERFECT This Rodeo dub- ber, junior Druce Ruckmon, procrices throwing rope or rhe skinny cow in rhe rhird floor holl- woy. INDIAN CLUO- Renee Snider, Potty Geoudey.LindoFerres, Tony Mortinez, Charles Wells. Horold Gladue, Di Derqer Dock ( enee Running Robbit. Denny Derger. HAVING FUN?- This ofrer school Rodeo Club mem- ber, junior Dove Trumbo, lunges for rhe wild roping dummy, resting in the school hallway. 76 CAGANIZATIONS RUSSELLETTES Mary Goerrher, Soro Sroevn, Cheryl Scorr, Cas- sey Dogie, Kim Burns NOT PICTURED Oorbie Luse, Suzortp Poymenr HAPPY AND PROUD OF IT of rer moktng o supert) nR rory nnove Oumg or, cfref school wofW wor. RODEO CLUB- FRONT- Jerry Nelson, Druce Rucl-imon - DACK- son, Dusry Novirsl-;i, Mark Mogers, Connie Lures, MgussQ Roy. Doone Yeoger, Dove Trumbo NOT PICTURED- Drendo Archi- Jason Green, Parry Geoudry, Andrea Rood. Julie Abbor. RUSSELETTES,. aES5 RODEO N3IAN aUCS 77 Rustler ' s voices bring good vibes Deing rhe besr choirs or CMPv wosn ' r easy. Hard work and dererminonon were quoliries found In every Russelloyer and Chonreur member ' s mind After rhe reriremenr of chorol director Ron Holscher, o new direcror, Miss Korhy Mclnrosh rook over borh groups. Mclnrosh soid, l come over wirh o whole bunch of experience, bur I find rhor rhis Is more musicall y challenging rhon rhe junior high level. Ir ' s fun,- 1 like ir. Junior Drenr Smirh soid, 5he ' s different then Holscher, she ' s o good teacher,- she has different ideas. Senior Wendy Crirelli commenre- d, Pvusselloyers was, by far, one of the best leorning experiences in the vocal music department here or CMR. The Piusselloyers song for church orgo- nizorions, mode public appearances ond hod Chrisrmos, spring, and pop concerrs, while Chonreur pornclpoted with the drama deporrment to produce rhe musi- col Music Man May 1,2, and 0. HEY, STUD Lool-;ing debonair and feeling fine, junior Tim Austin ond senior Roy Rufforro ger inro rhe music or rhe foil concert The group performed for many funcrions around Greor Falls LEATHER LUNGS- Delring our onorher one of her high nores, senior Angele Heffern pours our her gusro or o foil chorol concert COME ON, CLAY- C-= !ng a lirrle disrrocred by his woy of singing, ju ' - ' Drenr Smirh rries ro shrug off his sidekick, se ' — Clay Emerich. RUSSELLAYERS- FRONT Cloy Emerich. Greg Kourin. Lyn- erre Greeri, MorK Widserh, Wendy Cnrelli, Zone Fulbrighr, Melissa Jorrell BACK Dev Worneke, Tim Ausrin, Angele Heffern, Drent Smith, Srocey Shorerre Drer Tuom;, Kory Ho- flond. Wendy Skoog, Erico Melonder, Cheryl Durleigh, Roy Rufforro. Jenny Ivers NOT PICTURED- Noncy Nyhagen 78 ORGANlZATIOrS -... . ' i.r.- .ta.f r- .kSWH-lUr VsWB MORE? Holding rhar finol nore ro end o perfecr song, juniors Melissa Allison and Emily JonersKi and seniors Srocey Shorerre end Wendy Crirelli delighr yer onorher crowd. CH ANTEUR. ROW 1- JennI M ' , Wendy Shoog, Seon Cusl«r, ,l ' :tA I ntolli, Dion O ' Loughlin, TonrKi Gilbert, AWie Dunko, Morni Wonrier, Emily JonersW. ROW 2- AAefcso Alison, Donny Scorr, Krisro Kujolo, (VDy IXufforro, Srocey Shorerre, Zone Fulbrighr, Jenny Ivers, Orenr Smirh, Toddo Kendal, Aorl ' ; Jungling ROW 3 Kory Hoflond, Lynerre Green, I ' ooce Roberts, Jessico Pomnichowski, Greg Koixin, Sore ' . ' hGnv)u. Ron Dorbo, Mefcw Jorrtll, Trxyj , • ' ■ ROW 4 Angete HeWern, Trn Aosnn, Ore Drosz, PoU f jgh, To r« y Appetyerp, Trey Thompion. Conrme Heoricy.. Owyi x- teKjI-i, Mort-, xJf. Ix ro ( ROW 5 Mcrv WOsefl-:, Oxo lyn Y ' Xff , -jri CHoer f Jy-j, Je iri eT L ' c ey. Oc Emerieh, Erico A Coride ' , 5re- e ' jcfi ' rz-y Oev Warf . OfCf Tuonr,, Wendy Sims MOT PtaUftO) T«OTy Geder. G do H T , ) ) ' ' ■-r; ' , • ' -rx, ' :rrri w -o READY, CREW- Performing ro onorher crowd, rhe Chon- number one lorge choir reur choir demonsrrores rheir exellence ond srorus os CMR ' s RU5SELLAYEP-5CHANTHJR 79 Choirs procrice ro perfect sound Chanson and Conro were rechinicolly rwo differenr choirs. Chanson mer during firsr period and Conro during sixrh The choirs gave combined perfor- mances or the foil end Christmas con- cerrs. Ar rhe spring district music fesrivol, director Kothy Mcintosh decided to hove each choir compere separorely for indi- viduol ratings. Doth choirs olso tools port in the second choir festival in Morch which was held or Great Foils High. Sophomore Lisa Dornhill soid, I like choir becouse you get o break from oth- er classes. The concerts ore fun Two new choirs, rhe freshmen choirs, practiced during second and third period ro perfect their sound. With a new choir come a new reocher, Mr. Larry Rowton. r owton hod taught 17 yeors in Greot Foils and also in Simms. When asked about his new job here or CMR, Rowron said said, I ' ve enjoyed it, it ' s been o chol- lenge. Besides singing, Rowron olso taught the freshmen dynamics and qualities of sound, plus ways of improving their own singing voices. Freshmen Doyce Block said, He taught us breathing exercises ond scoles for singing. WHAT NOW ?- Members of Chanson and Con- ro choirs looK ro direcror Korhy Mdnrosln for guidonce CANTO CHOIR. ROW 1- Gerone Schuberr, Joy Koler, Po- rricQ Horyno, f heshell Tronz, Cyndi Ammondson, Drendo Ugnn, Evo Howse, tommie Kurns ROW 2 - Chrisrine Crum, Ondy Durleigh. Gio t ondono, Dorboro Cobbley, Denise Crocker, Terra Peden, Chrisry Robinson, Heorher Zigon ROW 3 Mer ' v Tweedy. Chr ry Aanrud. r oeonn Jocl son, Michelle Tilton. Kim Mullin, Decliy Show. Candy Collo, Diana Car rer ROW 4 - Shown Rowlond. Scorr Olson, Aaron Johr Drod Junrunen, Mork Wilkinson, Edward Dlockwell, I Tuomi, ROW 5- Roger Spring, Jason Spurgeon, Drod neke, Troy Thomas, Fredie Horrell. Shown Wade I PiaURED - Julie Kolafor, Toro Dorson, Tracy McDonald sren Houge, Chris Worden, Gorerr Mrozek RISING STAR L- :.- - e- _ :, , d and srrong sophomore Anne Sreel appears confi- denr as felbw cttoir -- Tibers provide bocl-sup CHANSON CHOIR- ROW 1- Trocey Ausrin, Goyle Morrhios, Melisso Hesse, Kim Melcherr, Down Fulbrighr, Kim Shorerre, Down Ogle. ROW 2 - Anne Sreel, Andreo Carlson, RiKi Da- vidson, Kim Gamble, Chelly Lewis, Kim Solven, Lisa Dornhill ROW 3 - Con Karros, Srephonie Dierz, Delene Kourin, Kelli Heppell, Chris PorKer, Heorher Doran, RiKi Block, Nancy Myhro ROW 4 - Joson Dyterro, Todd Schouers, Drod Ander ' son, Monre Diede, Sreve Drond, John Cour chesne, Drion Widserh, Rusry Lofrus. ROW 5 Eric Jorgensen, Mike Lindsey, Cory Wagner, Chris Silvo, Doug Hylond, Scorr Losch, Srocey Miller.NOT PICTURED - Sebrina Srrunk, Tine Johnson, Susan Rirrol, Mark Phillip. 80 ORGANIZATIOh6 HELPING HANDS Accompanying Mr. Rowron ' s ,econd period freshman choir, senior P,oxanno 3lacKwell ploys during every reheorsol. FRESHMEN CHOIR- Row 1 Kim Homrriorid, Srocy DoWefer, Down Leim, Cheso Homilron, Undo McDunn, Angie Smith, Jennifer Leo, Gwen Hurchinson, ROW 2 Srephonie Ernsf, Louro Ivers, Shilo Koloshinski, Jennifer Oocker, Hefdy Druoer, Morcie Boker, Tommony Lone, Lynn Oergemonn. ROW 3- Moelee Goff , Dorboro Luse, B,hondo Thorp, Jennifer Seeley, Tifforty Poiogron, Angte Kurtz, dorrrxsine Troroc. Cher Pugh,Ju(onnLee, UsoDokDn ROW 4- Dovid Caisor , Dox, Mehon, Pout Spide. Mork Ctecte, Roben Corrcbe . Lor K Ooker. John Vrighr, Oryon f c ler, Don Fetdrrori. Mor Scon, Andy Jennings, DerfM Auder, Drer Mecr e ' , Scofr Ander- son, NOT PICTURED Jerrrfer Jcrefst . K yc ie ' l yXo ' i VT m ' rn h REFLECTING HER TRUE EMOTIONS- Freshman pracrice ro show her besr foce ro rhe camera, during second period. LoRoe Hovland rokes rime our from o vigorous Orher choir members struggle ro stay ovvoke CHANSON OWTO Frt 4 £N i_rC«s5 81 Rowdie Rustlers liven up crowds Musical voriery become rhe rheme of Director Dennis Gronlie ' s morching bond and Piussrones. CMR ' s mosr recognized bond, nnorching bond, increosed in num- ber ro 110 and induded freshmen. Marching bond was led by senior drum mojor Tommy Spek who said, lr was rhe besr experience of my enrire life Gronlie olso direcred f ussrones, o rorh- er unique bond consisting of five soxo- phones, four trombones, four rrumpers, one piono, one boss guiror, one rhyrhm guiror, ond drums. Piussrones showed rheir musicol vori- ery by ploying runes of Dixieland, rock, swing, jozz, and bollods. The kids in Russrones leorned ro com- pose rheir own songs by improvizing wirh rheir own beor. Russrones is o really fun doss. We fool oround cuz rhe music is fun, has a up bear. Ir ' s never boring, sold junior Druce Goerz, boss guiror ployer. WHERE ' S YOUR HAP- Lite oil rubo players sophomore Denny Olson musr forego rlie rop porr of his uniform. The marching bond pe formed during mosr holfrimes. FROZEN FINGERS- During o Rusrier halfrime performance junior Shelby Johner roughs our o cold Monrono nighr. 82 0(XGAMZATK 6 CMR MARCHING BAND- Uso Adorns, Darren Allen, Dove Anderson, William Arndr, Ron Darbo. Kimberly Dorrlerr, Jen- nifer Douer. Phil Dehrends, Helen Dierlein, Ed DIockwell, Julie DIessum, Soroh Durgess. Cheryl Durleigh. Leslie Dusby, Glor- ionn Drooren. Ron Orion, Teri Drown, Jackie Chrisrioens, Tono Chnsrionseh, Sherry Cooper, Kimberly Cornell, Drert Cusker, Srephonie Dierz. Corl Forris, Dorryl Fisher, Nikj Gorriry, Srephonie Girres, Drian Goerz. Corrie Gronlie, Carol Green, Wendy Guenrher, Carhenne Horger. Wade Hosbrouk, Chris Heffern, Koron Hepp. Don Hirning. Jomes Hjelvik, Jenni Ivers, Louri Ivers, Shelby Johner, Decky Johnson, Darren Johnson, Oirisrol Jones. Kane Korjollo, Parrisho Keller. Kornno Kenne- dy, Suson Kexel, Tiffony Kincer, Roberr Kinzjnger, Jillene Knurson, Koylo Korb, Dovid Kosmerl. Korhi Ann Kurrerer, Chorles Louver. Dan Lewis. Decky Linn, Robert L mn. Andrec Long. Shonnon Lords. Michelle Molin, Catherine McVoy Cynthio Mills. Chans Miller. Greg Milton, Drer Mosley, Melissc Munderloh, Amy Nelson, Melisso Nierenberg, Diane Noble Dion O ' Loughlin, Trod Payion, Krisnne Pickering, Paul Pugh Sheita Rollheiser, Drian Rosenboum, Clint Schneider, Keirh Schuliz, John Seitz, Tereso Selvage, Orro Sievert, Scort Sker lock. Tammy Spek. Gregory Srrand, Corrie Sturre, Kyle Sulli von, Mindy Sullivan, Potrick Sullivan, Poul Sullilvon, Chris rophe Swonson, Jennifer Toylor, Richord Turnboll, Heorhei Tuss, Jennifer VonHyning, Sherre Wotson, Tony Willionns, Deborah Willits, Jennifer Wilmor, Liso Winkle man. Roberr Wood, Todd Wright, Rid- Zeller RUSSTONES FRONT Dennis Gronlie, Don Lewis MIDDLE Wood, Darren Johnson, Srephonie Grres. Tim pierce, Pirh Kyle Sullivan, Nuolo Wilberton, Druce Goerz, BACK Niki Zeller, Ted Longly, Gorriry, Keirh khulrz, ton Dorbo, LIso Adorns, Robert IT ' S THE BOOGIE WOOGIE BOY FROM COM- PANY B Aauaiy if s fuss cnor, semor f cn Zesef ' o rncirches with rhe drum ond bugle corps auring rhe summer ond shores his expenfee wirh CMR bonds during rhe school yeor IN UNISON- Synchronizing rheir slides so rhey rehearsal. Russrone ' s period was changed from ore in perfect harmony, juniors Tim Pierce and firsr to seventh period. Dorren Johnson get into onofher seventh period MARCHNG QAND. RUSSTOE5 83 r FRUIT, NUT SALES HELP MUSIC DEPT Hove you ever seen 50 rons of fruir The members of CMR ' s bond, orchesrro end choir hove becouse rhey sold rhor many rons of apples, oranges, gropefruirs and nurs during rhe sixrh onnuol sole. Selling fruir was rhe major fundroising ocriviry for rhe music deporrmenr, 5ru- denrs sold $52,000 worrh of fruir and nurs, and wirh o 35 percenr profir, pulled in $18,000. None of rhe money v os given ro rhe school fund or used for new equip- menr. The profirs were spenr on rood rrips and a guesr direcror who was broughr in ro give rhe srudenrs o new perspecrive. A 5 percenr commission was given ro every srudenr who sold over $400 worrh. Junior David Kosmerl, freshman Lars Sondoher, sophmore Melissa Lunder- low, and junior Srocey Cummings rurned our ro be rhe only four who rools odvon- roge of rhe deal. Junior Tomi Ginnory commenred ' 1 rhoughr rhe fruir sole was good fund raiser for rhe music deporrmenr. FRESHMAN DAND- ROW 1- Heidi Hosley. Jennifer Von- Tighem. Corol Kommers. Julie Luisi, G017 Nickerson, Jennifer Wedig, Korlo Foirchild ROW 2- Lezlie Choou, Leonne Knud- son, Tonja Orto, Krisnno Dudeski, (Xicheile Fionr. Morsho Kum- mer. Nancy Herlond, Sovi Strong ROW 3-Michelle Flono- gon, Shundro Reliford, Robert Smitfi, Jennifer Sedlocek, Hurtr Gay. Ardello Volleroy, Down Fogenstrom. ROW . John Linn, Shown Wells, Dovid Engebretsen, Lonce DoKe Jeff Goetz, Robert Wilke ROW 5 Somuel Drown, Robb Wells. Scott Mee. Heidi Young. Ronold Kollom. Keith He brouck NOT PICTURED-David Gatdenhite, THE LIHLE DRUMMER DOY While perfoming or o winter concert, junior Kyle Sullivon odds ro rhe ortrocrion. 84 Of GANIZATK 6 ..it massji TO THE BEAT OF HER OWN DRUM Junior Shannon Lords proves she ' s got rhe beer as she performs her parr or a Concerr Band perfor monce. i CONCERT BAND- ROW 1 Jermifer Toylor, Cofherlne Mr-.Voy, Porririo Keller, Joonn Dockrer, Srephonie Diefz, De- ormo Hutchin. Jennifer Von Hyning, Koron Hepp, Teri Drown ROW 2 Heorher Tuss, Andreo Long, Jesskxi Ko(- rnon, Jennifer Forris, Anrhony Wiliionns, Choris MJIef , Chrisrol Jones, Liso Winkelmon, Drion ftosenboom, Kothy Kurrerer, P.uth Oinger, Jocqueline Chrisrioens, Cynrhio Mills, AAeSsso (lierenberg ROW 3- Holly Royster, Drendo Quirnneyef, Kone Korjolo, Carol Green, Chris Heffern, Jeff KnuTson, Dorryl Fisher, Greg AMrofi, IV oberr Knzinger, Gregcsry SnrorxJ, Me- tone Hrning, Koyto Kerb, Uvxse Krwsoo, Oe )« Unn, Dor- ren Alen, Poui SUivori, Mr y Sutvon. Chnstno Saxr. Sheto nolheeer, Juio Pephe, Morto khukz, CKone Notste. Troo Poytoo, Jennifer Wlrro ROW 4- Kte Itesom, m t eM . Onr SchnetcJe ' , C ' - ' -. ' .i . r -. t«-.T Oc+ren , Per 5i A3n. Cynrtito Cory • - - ' jiefz, OroSie ' erT. J Okjckwel, K ' ' Dorrv Olsori. Soon P- :h.e!-. Df ' ,- «... . •:• 1 . H -i.--i ' -fer|j - C «!1 . CIJ fi- . f T V_£L-- n. , SYMPHONIC BAND- ROW 1.e---e- .e : eigh, Tiffony Kincer, Jenf fer Dc_e- - . ' . Durgess, 5rocey Cunnmings, Cc e ■ _ : : GronCe ROWa-TomoroSpek. 5-e .;;:;. Pepke, AAichele Moln, Deborc- .. ■; ;-_ Richard Turnbol, Drion Goerz, e-:. ;-_ -- dee Howard, Louro Ivers, Tom! G ; I- ingron. NiW Gomry, Erin Toggc- ROW 3 oroud , Sheree Jo Mi oreon, Shcrvx) C-; - _ Rondle, Drer Mosley . Ron Drion, Bryan C- 1 - , Kloss, AAJ e Davis, Tono Chrisrionson. e - Srephonie Grres, Ted Longley, Rktiorc le Knurson, Tereso Setvoge, Liso Adorns, r- : - : rrino Kennedy, David Kosmeri CottTerire - ; ' Dierlen ROW 4- Chuds Louver. Kyte :. O ' loughlin, Srxmnon Lords, Dretr Curf er 3 : : Don Lewis. Ernesr Bey. Doug Dodsre :: Gkjrionn Drooren, Dorren Johnson. Pc -. Corroll, Cori Fehres, Don Hming. Cor-e ; Pierce, Shelby .tohner, Keiih 5chi z, Rcce - DILIGENTLY CONCENTRATING- on perfecting eoch porriculor nore rhe enrire cloriner secrion harmonizes ro create rhe beourifui sounds of music or a concerr in rhe oudlrorium. SYMPHOMC, CONCIRT, FRESHMEN QAM)5 85 ] Bonds odd pep, orchestra rur es Imagine rhe feeling you gor rowords rhe end of q close gome with rhe crowds going wild ond everyone cheer- ing. Whor would if hove been like wirh- our rhe energeric music rhor added rhe exrra exciremenr? A lor of herd work wenr inro rhe pep bonds in order for rhem ro ploy or CMR, bosiserball gomes ond assemblies. For rhe firsr rime rwo pep bonds, one, from concerr bond which ployed or rhe girls gomes, ond rhe orher from symphonic bond which ployed or boys gomes, were formed. Direcred by Dennis Gronlie rhe groups each conroined 40 members. Senior Tommy Spek said, Ir ' s neor ro know you ore adding o lor of exrro spirir ro rhe gomes. I reoiiy like pep bond. Ir ' s awesome. On rhe more inrense side of rhe nore, rhe F ussell orchesrros direcred by Dennis Dell performed nine rimes during rhe yeor including rhe Homecoming music presenrorion. Dell said, This year ' s orchesrro wos a prelude ro rhe f urure. We will grow borh in size ond in quoliry. PLAYING TO BEAT THE BAND- Dlosring our rhe melody, rhe rrumper secrion odds life ro o girls boskerboll game. BOYS BASKETBALL PEP BAND- ROW 1 Tommy Spek, Jenny Ivers, Amy Nelson, Soroh Durgess ROW 2- Dovid Cosmerl, Koirino Kennedy. Helen Dierlein, Erin Toggorr, Cor ne Gronlie. Nikki Gornry, Colleen Lod-(rem ROW 3- Shelby Johner. Roberr Wooo. Tereso Selvoge, Jillene Knurson. B,on Doubo, Sheree Worsen, Wode Hosbrouck ROW 4 Kyle Sullivon, Don Lewis, Drerr Cusker ROW 5- Drer Mosley, f oberr Linn, AAike Dovs, R Zeller. Srephonie Girres, Ted Longley ROW 6- Corl Fehres, Dnon Goetz GIRLS BASKETBALL PEP BAND- ROW 1- Jessica Kolmon, Tricio Keller, Jennifer Toylor, Jockie Chrisnoens, Terri Drown. Cynrhio Mills. Chrisrino Scorr ROW 2- Stephonie Dierz, Hearher Tuss. JoAnn Dockrer. Soroh Dores. Mindy Sullivon, Jennifer VonHyning. Korhionn Kurrerer,( urh Clinger, Melisso Nierenberg ROW 3- Carol Green, Korrie Korjolo, P.ob Kin- zinger, Lors Sondoker, Becky Linn, Paul Sullivan, Lisa Vinkls mon. Charts Miller ROW 4- Julie DIessum, Clinr Schneide Chris Swanson. Greg Milron, Brian Widserh, Scorr Pyshe ROW 5- Por Sullivon, Les Busby, Sherry Cooper, John Seir Donny Olson 86 C)ftGANlZATK 6 CONCERT ORCHESTRA- FROHT DretxJo Sfe ers.  cfx T rrp6o -., o.7 thyyyr , Shetey jxt ' r f !r . R-efee Dov6, Roy (VrffoTTo. Nro 5ch- edtef , OecKy Oces MIOOLE Tonyo Dornerr, Oenise Young, Dormo Dorrc -r. Arrv A v qusr, Apr! DeGDgne. Pom Durnefr, Dron Fos ef, Eiso Fo-jt. Dovid Nygord. BACK- Jonme Sctxjbte. Atah Honsen, Mr Detl. Drion Ticheror, Amy Longd, Shdone Dennen, Sfeve -r-e- NOT PiaURED ' ' -x. Fox, E(Vi Jones SPOOKY SPIRITS- Mennbers of the orchesn-o ger inro rhe Haltoween spirit C5 rhey dress up for rhe occasion. PEP BAND. O O-ESTnA 87 AaUALLY STUDYING?- Showing on effort junior Sonjo Morris refers ro her norebools foas. r k i r 1 « t .88 ACADEWC JUST A LITTLE SNOOZE S ' . ' ; o ' - ' . ' e Rob Vy .. : .. ■ ' , ■ ' ; ■:,.■ ■ , o pillow Ourifi ' j jpofuifi ' j ij ' « N£. EXCELLENCE X Acodemics seemed ro be rhe porr of srhod o lor of people hored rhe mosr. Classes hod long leaures wirh fronric nore roking, huge homework ossign- menrs ond o ron of quizzes and resrs. Some dosses did hove ol of rhese rhings, whie orhers rook Q differenr approach. Mosr science dosses includ- ed lobs which gave sru- denrs o chonce ro apply focrs leorned from books. In drama and speech classes, srudenrs learned by procris- ing and perfecring rt eir skis every day. The differenr rypes of classes gave each person a chance ro find his inreresrs and ralenrs. Many srudenrs pur forrh exrra efforr ord gave rhe school Shades of Excellence. ACADt V 5 89 mm. CMR ' S TOP SCHOLARS SHARE FUN MEMORIES MIDNIGHT MESS- These fo- ofren bring on lore-nighr sive headaches. miliar sighrs in a senior ' s life cromming sessions end mas- Mony people rhoughr rhor being In rhe rop 10 nriode rhese seniors differenr from everyone else. Dur In re- oliry rhey were jusr nor- mal people who wonr- ed ro hove o good rime in high school. The rop 10 were de- rermined by cumulorive grade poinr overages, or GPAs. These were found by overoging rhe semesrer grode points rogerher. The seniors were rhen pur in order wirh rhe person closesr ro or having o 4.0 in firsr place. The ronking ofrer rhe seventh semesrer ended up being ex- tremely close, ofren wirh only o hundredrh of poinr between each person Aside from homework, all were in- olved in extra-curricular ocriviries along wirh oth- er hobbies, and of course, jobs. The 10 seniors were asked ro describe the most fun rime rhey hod in high school. KATHY DUFFY 3.97 The TOM WOLGAMOT 3.91 ANN MALISANI 3.89 The CHRISTY VIRGIN 3.65 DAWN LINDDURG 3.85 mosr fun rhor I ' ve hod in my career was playing vorslry sports 180 our of 190 school days The rimes wirh friends were rhe besr, and nor hav- ing any responsibiliry mode ir oil fun. mosr fun I ' ve hod includes Max, deadlines and layours wirh rhe besr of friends in 326. Spending rime wirh my fri ends was rhe besr. They made life fun. Yearbook was greor roo. The mosr fun was rhe 1984 85 wrestling season. No de roils or I might incriminate myself! MARCI VANNI 3.84- My besr rimes were lunches wirh friends, bank board end rhe good rimes with Col- or Guord. AMY NELSON 3.82 There hove been many fun rimes bur bond and driving Mr. Gronlie aozy were probably rhe besr. PETER JENNINGS 3.79 My besr times were travelling to compete in our-of-rown swim meers borh rhis year and iosr. LORNA ARMACOST 3.79 The best times were cheer- ing for rhe two srore foorboll gomes and rhe fesriviries after. TAMMY SPEK 3.76 My best time was being drum major. The performonces were greor and so were rhe sranding ovorions. 90 TOP TEN 5£NIO( S r ANYTHING FOR A LITTLE EXTRA oral book report ro Mr, Dud Koberrson CREDIT- VorWngro improve his grade, in world hisrory. sophomore Greg NVolgomor gives on YOU CANT JUDGE A BOOK DY IT ' S rrKxe Wetxty He gves o sommory of COVER Trying ro convince Mr. Rick her book in her sevenih pertod worid Le:,ter il-ior she reod rhe book, sopho- hisrory doss. NEATNESS COUNTS- Junior Charles Veils rrims his composition ro moke his poper look near In Mrs, Fern Nelson ' s English class. NO CHEATING HERE-Juniors Sally Vos- a llrrle by talking in Mrs, Fern Nelson ' s berg and Kevin Vernon bend the rules fifth period English doss. ACADEAMCS 91 r IF ALL ELSE FAILS ASK THE TEACHER Mr Dove Bergman offers his advice ro freshman Phil Dehrends during rhird period arr class WORK OF ART- Junior Mike Srorrusren uses his MAMA ' S BOYS- Srrug; g ro ger his project ingsron ' s progress in outdoor living, underway, senior Duff Mc ' oney eyes Riley Liv- 92 ACADEMIG rolenr ro create an obsrracr drowing in art PAINTING TO BEAT PICASSO T- ' jr.g he rme } . - o ' G ' e ' , ' ■ ' ■■ ' : ' % .i . ' r oon do ntxxe . vorteon his Students ond home-ec Seem ro moke winning coHnbinorion Whor do you do if you con ' r boil wa- fer, sew o srich or con ' r survive wirhour rhe local McDonalds? The solution seemed ro hove been clear. Many sru- denrs decided ro rake a home ec doss, such as ourdoor living, foreign foods, or sewing. These classes became more popular wirh rhe guys. Srudenrs were asKed if rhey gor onyrhing our of rhe class and if rhey enjoyed ir. Junior Perry Walsh said, Ir ' s on eosy doss, as he struggled ro pur the thread rhrough rhe needle on his sewing machine. Dur he did commenr rhor ir wos on educoronoi experience. Senior Diono Nelson said, The main rhing I gor our of ir was for, bur she added, I mighr as well learn how ro cook before college. Senior Debbie Digler said, Seniors ore supposed ro rake easy dosses so I dropped rrig ond gor in hereCTm o smorr one) she mumbled under her breath. Senior Tom Robrer said ' 1 bved for- eign foods because we gor ro ear for free and Mrs. Gerrxxir was cool He also commenred rhor roble 4 never cid leorn how ro cook TWO GREAT TASTES- Senior Perry Geaudry ob- viously has made her choice peanurburrer as she produces peanurburrer cups in home ec. GRINDING YOUR FINGERS TO THE BONE Ju nior Kris Euerle cauriously grinds on a piece of glass ro perfecr her projecr in rhird period art. ACAiXMO 93 BOUNCE TO THE BEAT- Srrurring rheir sruff rhis TOUGH GUY- Keeping his doss under conrrol frg hmen gym doss rries ro mosrer rhe bunny- Mr. Sparky KorrKe loote as if he is ready ro hand our some derenrion. Running and lifring Built something more than muscles If cooperonon, reonnworK and self dis- cipline hod ro be roughr in rhe classroom, ir would hove been on impossible job. Dur in gym, weighr rroining, physicol morxigemenr and aerobics, rhese rhings come norurolly. These gym dosses were nor designed ro moke berrer runners or srronger srudenrs, bur ro build up o per- son ' s self esreem, ond build his self confi- dence, ond mosr imporronr, ro moke rhe srudenr feel berrer obour him or herself. Sophomore Kori Schneiderhon sold, I like gym becouse I love ro run ond I rhink rhe aerobic rourines we hove ro do ore rorolly hor. In weighr rroining and physicol mon- ogemenr, condirioning and improving rhe shope of rheir bodies become rhe prime objecrive. Junior Dovid Price added, I wonr ro rone and shape up, ond olso ro ger big- ger and moke some progress as I go. In rhe aerobics classes, fun ond firness wenr along side by side. Some srudenrs cloimed rhor ir was eosier ro keep in shope and hove fun or rhe some rime. 94 ACADEMICS GO FOR THE GOLD- Keeping rheir pace sopho- more Jomie Lirosransl- y and sophomore Drod Tuomi onridpore rheir finish as rhey complere rheir worm up lops in a sophomore gym class. RING AROUND THE ROSIE- Aimlessly orrempr- ing ro Keep rhe bear rhis freshmen gym doss rries ro ger rhings rogerher. SQUAT TILL YA DROP K epir g n shope ' J f Jc i-Kc c ir ' -. ' y,- ' eighf rroining ro e jp his rougi ' ' ; ,. ' -•;■■ HEFTY, HEFTY, HEFTY- Adding onorher five pounds ro his benchpress, freshmen Dove Kosper worte ro build himself up in his gym doss. ACADE.N lC3 95 KEEPING YOURNOSETO THE GRIND- grinder in nneral shop ro odd finishim STONE Senior Milse Dovis uses rhe rouches ro his projecr. THE HEAT IS ON- Senior Scorr Clark piece of merol in merol shop rokes his rime ond corefully welds on q HELP IS ON THE WAY- Mr. Adorn Ho- runen and helps rhem olong rhe way cevor worches over sofjhonriO ' e Jed In electronics shop doss. Mdoughln ond sophomore Droc Jun- 96 ACADEMCS WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK Vork ing ro finish c ser of shelves in wooc shop junior Jock Lo Volly pieces rhe cui secrlons rogerher. COVERING UP Vr ' ' EARTH TO TREY Spacing our, senior Trey Wj r. ' ' • ' , ' . - Thompson tries to get into his lines for drorno, crof ' -x-fore U, ' To TWO HEADS IS BETTER THAN ONE- Seniors Tim Slater and Kyle Critchfieid work together to per- fect the set for Cheoper by the Dozen, ACADEMICS 97 OOPS- Junior Jorod Moloney rries ro keep good spirits OS he cleans up his experimenr rhar ex- ploded in Mr. Roy Homilron ' s chemisrry doss. CLASS CLOWN- Looking os if he is scolding rhe foucer or perhaps poising fun or rhe reocher junior Druce Goerz livens up a session in chemis- rry. Excelling srudenrs Porricipore in school ocodemics Reading mareriol in q booh ofren ieods kids osrroy. Dur Qcruol hands on experience and working wirh rhe equip- menr and somerimes gerring burned was whar labs were all obour. Lob classes nor only showed how on experi- menr worl ' ed, bur olso ler rhe kids see rhe reocrion berween copper and hy- drochloric ocid. Ir ler rhem smell rhe odors and feel rhe exciremenr os rhey sow rheir experimenr happen in fronr of rhem insread of in rheir imoginorion in a book. In advanced biology, srudenrs were given rheir own ror ro rake core of. Senior Ann Molisoni said, Elecrra, my ror, end I hod o good relorionship going be- cause rors ore so well behoved, and of course cure. Junior Druce Goerz said, 1 like my chemisrry lob becouse I ' m o pyro wirh my Dunrson burner. In mosr of rhe lob dosses rhe kids were assigned ro o lob porrner. Whenever rwo people were ploced in a give and rake environment o differenr relorion- ship come obour besides rhe usuol oc- quQinronce relorionship. Lob dosses proved Einsrein ' s rheory E = mc2 (Educo- rion = memoroble classes). CONCENTRATION IS THE KEY Junior Andrew Warden looks disgusted os he loolss over his drov ing. 98 ACADEMICS FRIEND OR FOE Xxxx Doono Peppengef if od- vxfjoinred wih her mouse in psy- ACADEMO 99 ACTION IN5«CTED Ger up - go ro school - do home- work and rhen more homework. Thor ' s rhe old boring Mon- day Through Thurs- day schedule. Then comes Friday morn- ing, and ir ' s ger up, somewhor, go ro school - rhen Porry. Everyone is sirring in rheir losr doss, weir- ing for rhor hoppiesr sound in school - rhe bell. They ' re sirring in rheir desk chewing on rheir pencils, closing, rhe books 10 minures early. You begin ro draw cons on your books, rhen rhe bell rings and you ' re our ro your car so fosr you forger your books and jack- et. Sirring rhere wirh a sigh of relief, you slowly pur your shades on, glance inro rhe rear view mirror ond smile, crank over rhe engine.ond rurn on rhe srereo. Ir ' s nor loud enough, so you push rhe burron for rhe booster UGH! Sigris senior Pvich Ulios rhe next morning ofrer o long nighr offer rhe srorring quorrerbocl- led rhe Rusriers ro o win or rhe AA srore chonnpionship. ROWDY Ar McDonolds ore senior Mi- chele Somsel ond juniors Sherry Derndr, Ronerr Sosse, Koro Phillips, Emi- ly JonersKi, Carrie Elioson, os rhey show off for rhe camera. 102 STUDENT LIFE HARD NIGHT In rhe mouroins os sen woUe up in senior Par Hoover ' s comp- lor John Deurler found our when he er rhe next morning in Lincoln. FAVORITES ALBUM GROUP T.V. SHOW MOVIE ACTRESS ACTOR SINGLE FRIEND CONCERT TEACHER CLASS ACTIVITY HEARTTHROB SPORT HANGOUT MAGAZINE CLOTHES BEVERAGE EXPERIENCES FAVOWTB 103 Lockers and friends The rwo words become one in rhe some or CMR since people were able ro choose rheir own locker porrners insreod of hoving rhem assigned Rustlers chose rhe friends rhor helped rhem rhrough rhe bod rimes, and shored rhe laughs and rhe fun. They sur- vived your passion for Ferrari ' s and your •f ' n ' t ' f S ' ■ ' THE SAHAR DE- SERT? No irs o Ker decorored wlrh Ic is from rheir favor i: brond of cigorerres. obsession wirh Rob Lowe. They helped you cram for semesrer finals and complete rhe seem- ingly impossible rerm paper. And rhey helped you deco- rate your locker. Pictures of gor- geous guys and sexy girls disop- peored from magazines, only ro oppeor ogain on locker doors. Pictures of besr friends ond good rimes rook up spaces, along wirh colenders and stickers and, lost but not leost, mirrors. No one sur- vived long without one ro per- fecr a look ruffled by strong winds. iw sisr GUYS, GUYS EVERYWHERE Show ing o definire inreresr in rhe opposire sex, rhis locl ' er corches rhe inreresr of any girl walking by. ROCK ON- Rock n roll opporenrly ploys on imporronr role in rhis person ' s life OS evidenced by rhe decororions in rhe locker. NAP ATTACK- Ser jots Schley Deotiy CAMPFIRE GIRLS- Juniors Erin Jones lows on rhe shores of Seely Loke over ond Jokcie Jewerr seen-i ro rrank rhey and Michelle Prohi roosr morshmol- rhe Fourrh of July celebrorlon. deserve o nop on rhe odvonced biot- ogy fieldrrip. CRUISIN CENTRAL Afrer rhe Honne- Moloughney ond Cindy Durleigh seem coming porode sophomores Peggy ro find rime ro cruise up cenrrol! mD«5l04A Tm ENDS FLY BY FROSTY -Enjoying rhe firsr show seniors Leslie Surich and Tracy Schofer wallow in o snow bonk during rheir odvonced biology field trip ro Mini Pines camp ground You ' re sirring in doss when 3 P.M. rolls orourd. Ir ' s Fridoy ond rhe weekend has be- gun. ' Whor ' s gang on ronighr? , Whor ore you gang ro do? ore some fomilior rhings heord in rhe holls on Fridoys, Wherher ir ' s o foorboll gome, bos- kerboli gome, video porry, or jusr o parry porry, srudenrs or CMP, con usually monoge ro find somerhing ro do. Pvoodrnps wenr bond in bond wirh weeUends-be ir onorher rown or some for off secluded cobin. Senior Ted Longley sold, I looi forword ro breaking rule 7 (which IS in reference ro showing offecrlon). Longley also added rhor school was more of a social life rhon weekends or roadrrips because of rhe lorger number of people ro run inro. Dorh sopho- more Kim Gomble and fresh- mon Rachel Scorr agreed, Weekends and roadrrips ore o greor woy ro escope rhe pres- sures of rhe week. LUGGAGEIII In need of o bell hop senKX ViCKi Yeoger rries ro moke her woy ro her rronsporronon bock home ZZZZLong bus rnps don ' r borher srudenr governmenr represenro five Korie Felzer os she aoshes on rhe woy bock from Miles Ory UNLUCKY BREAK l.o O ' -J up rwo ' .■ ' .■ :, oofore rhe :, ' o-o ' oo ' ooll goiTie becouse of on injury in procrice junior Mirch Srimoc rokes Ir eosy or AAcO ' s, WEEKEND DROKER ' chorge of weekend frwnces sophomore Roberr GouW fries ro mote o decewri xi wtof ro purchase LOOK MOM NO CAVITIESI-Glad ro be showing rheir pearly whires seniors Korhy Schilling, Lori Luisi, Dee Drew- srer, and Amy Donohue ' c ' rown. STlDEN LfE 105 AREN ' T YOU HUNGRY Tenrh Ave- nue, one of rhe busiesr srreers in Mon- rono, offers o voriery of large fosr food resrouronrs like Burger King and McDonalds. MAIN DRAG- Doily shoppers drive down Cenrrol, o populor cruising ave- nue on weekend nighrs. Like ir or nor, CMR srudenrs lived in Greor Foils and in sur- rounding oreos. Aside fronn the ever-pre- senr wind, Greor Foils hod mony orrroc- rions. Cenrrol, o poplulor ovenue for cruising, rurned our ro be o showcase of cars ond people Tenrh, nor known for irs cruising, held irs own high- lighrs. Almosr oil fosr food srores hod Q branch on renrh, along wirh rhe rown ' s lorgesr shopping cenrer, Holidoy Villoge. When srudenrs rerurned ro Greor Foils lore or nighr from rood rrips, rhe dry greered rhem wirh irs own sryle. The lighrs of rhe ciry blazed, welcoming peo- ple home. Mosr agreed rhor one of rhe besr parrs of rhe ciry was rhe view or nighrs, especially from oirporr hill. 106 STUDCNT UFE ELECTRIC CITY- The towns nickname musr hove come from scenes like rhis view from airport hill or night. TREES- frame rhe duck pond in rhis scenic shor roken or Gibson Pork bear- ed in downrown Greor Falls. a ' EA FALLS 107 r ■ e NS HKE WORK :.w.i.w,iii - -T -; ' ira ' i ' ?yii ' i( nf%-TWP«wniffi(i ' ■ ■• ■ GRINDING AWAY Ar Quoliry Sporr- lond junior Drendon Rerz grinds a way on o pair of skiis rrying ro get through rhe ski seoson. Moinrioing q job and grades was Q rosU mosr reenogers would rorher nor hove hod ro rocl ' le, bur rhere were o few who did rheir besr ro meer rhe challenge. Ser aporr from rhe freshmen, sophomore, junior or senior doss was rhe working doss . This doss hod several reosons for rhe add- ed income rheir jobs gave rhem such OS clorhes, weekend ex- penses or hiding money owoy for college. I gor my job by occidenr, said senior Emily Lonbdin. Nor only seniors mode up rhe wori-;ing doss bur olso some un- derdossmen joined rhe working rente. Junior Dob McGraw said, ! find ir hord ro keep up on my school work, I go ro work righr offer school, get home lore and don ' r really hove rime ro do homework, so I don ' r! Senior Heidi Stanley said, I rhinh having a job gives a high school srudenr a sense of respon- sibiliry, rosre of what rhe real world is like wirh our mommy and daddy. ONE OR TWO SCOOPS? Busy or her job or DosKin Robins in rhe Holiday Vil- lage shopping cenrer, junior Robin KoslosKy is earning her spending mon- ey by serving ice cream cones. 108 STUDEhfT UFE ISN ' T WORK A DRAG? Dragging o shopping corr beliind Inim, senior Dry- on Roberts works or Durrrey ' s food- srore ro earn his i-seep. OF COURSE IM WORKINGI-Vhile being supervised, senior Becky Hunrs- berger rol ' ;es exrro core in preparing o roco or Toco John ' s s TIME FOR WORK Junior Diane Drown seems ro be enjoying her job or McDonalds which is a populor em- ployer of many high school srudenrs. WORK 109 r There ore porry- goers, church-goers, home-goers, cow- boys, jocl ' , preppies, smokers, business workers, punkers, brains, sruds, end above all, overage, common, everydoy people All rhese individuals used rheir own imogi- narion ro moke rhem noticeable in a crowd. These unique people banned ro- gerher ro form different cliques and groups of friends rhey spent their time with. While some people liked to be alone, others never wanted to be separated. When asked why she hod the friends she did, senior Sroci Conroy said, Decause I feel nice and secure with them. Sophomore Emmett Murphy said, 1 hong around with the people I do because who wonts to look like everybody else walk- ing down the street? NODODYS FOOL S ' c c -.g- pose, juniors Ken Dirner and Terryn Doldwin snarl ar rhe camera. ACHOO- Showing rheir yeor ' s sup- ply of handkerchiefs, juniors Mike Licinl and Jim Purnum demonsrrore rheir unique style. 110 STUDENT LIFE ARE YOU LOOKIN ' AT ME? Reminis ing over lunch, senior DIoine Eusronce, junior Jim Dess, and freshman John Block spend rheir Mondoy lunch hour rolking obour whor rhey did rhor weekend THUMBS UP One of • : ' .f.. iophomore T dd Schouers shows he JADDER AND JUDBER Des ' -e-cs se- : ' s :c- ce ' E . _;-;: - ' Dnd w cce- ;■;; I; -:v en- joy rhe ::■:: ' . ; eozr orher c HEAVE HO- Using oil rheir srrengrh, senior Duff Gray, juniors Randy Pa- chek and Travis Cushmon, seniors Ken Derg and Sean Fairchild, and junior Sreve Grubb lifr a rruck during a nighr our ar McDonalds. D■Vt)UAlJTY 111 r ARS = FREEDOM SNAKE EYES- This rough and rug- ged looking old rimer once finding irself on rough rerroin of Monrono, now finds irself idled in rhe CMR parking lor. You gor your old cor which is now your new cor, and your new cor which is now your old cor since your old cor reploced your new cor now rhor you fixed your old cor up, Piusriers being no differenr fronn orher reens, hod rheir shore of cors from cool, ciossy ones ro rhe bearers which simply served ro ger people from place ro ploce. When junior Dove Sirock was osked why he has o cor, he sold, how else would I ger ro ory courr ro pay my rickers. Sophomore Chris Crum said she hod o cor, so my porenrs don ' r hove ro corr me oround, When junior Alicio Felsreod was Qsked why she hod o cor she replied, Ir gers me from place ro place and gives me freedom from my porenrs. In rhe eyes of many reens rhroughour CMR ir seemed rhor rhe cor is rhe one and only ingre- dienr ro freedom. DRIVE SAFELY Junior Cosey McGlboney seemed ' o hove forgor- ren his c -er ' s rroining skills when ro ron inro o porked pick-Ur 112 STUDENT UFE BOX STICKERS The reor window of rhis pick-up is looded wirh srickers giv- ing ir Q unique rouch. LOVE DUG-This voll ' ;swQgon bug once srorring our os Germon engineering, ir has l ;now seemed ro hove hod irs fenders cusromized ro rhe likings of irs owner. HAVE YOU DRIVEN A FORD LATELY The rie er c-r, ' Jir,g rr p i ;ti enes5 rhroughoijr rhe cor -, ; . - v - ov rheir logos through cor ' - ' .. r- 1 NATURAL HABITAT- This 1979 srreer coupe owned by senior Kevin Brox- son finds irself or home on rhe rough terrain of Hill 57. GRAND TOURING- The now GT sporrs cars seem ro be on ever rising populoriry among reens. CATS 113 ENSE Asihefogdeors.Rorr ' s Juon Crouchier. ond leod v K 2Rk f The place: Four V r Seosos Arena, on | II immense brown J r building located on rhe store fair- 1 grounds. The guests: Von j Zont, Roil, and Night ' Ranger received o | big welcome bock 1 during the 1985 1 store fair. 1 I 1 ■n. f e ' s leod gJtat! Orod oys playrvg to o wik ' 1 d 1 1 1 and adults crommed the — the Four Seasons to get a g glimpse of Rott, as well as Jovi. Many Rustlers became very disturbed about the cancellation of the heavy metal rock group Motley Crue in October. For- eigner ond John Cofferty and the Beaver Drown Band quickly re- ploced the lost booking. Al- though the concert in whole was ' nded, those whg, the show. ; ■ HUE eep Perfect Strangers Tour BACKSI GE ED- ore seniors Keren Chnsreroen, ( . orxJ VicKi Yeoger obour meering J( ry ond sox ployer Tunes On Ocr. ftusilers were lucky ro meer ond i the bond for rhe CAAA Stompede. . . . THREE . . . FOUR ... fefitaifAayng for ' to was or.e of The op Ods for the bond Nkghr Ronger ond ployeo Summer foir goers in July (photo courtesy iiShefiGusihe) - 114 STUDENT LIFE ■ ■ Mi ■■ I GOT THIS WAY- from sirring in srud hall An unidenrified ghoul srroins hi: eye ro read his homework. Goblins in sfoir- woys, jeans inside- ouf, hoir greased back and girls in poodle skirts roamed the holls. What could hove passed for a scene from o mental insti- tution was only scenes from some of the many spirit doys spon- sored at CMR. The Rustler spirit showed in many forms. The most popular spirit day seemed to be green and gold day, with most girls clod in their favorite football player ' s jersey. Another crowd pleoser was Howoiion Day where school and dress codes were abolished for o doy and students wore every- thing from shorts to swimsuits and gross skirts. Senior Lisa Kaufman said, It (Howoiion Day) was like a total jam. 116 lior Denise Young mokes ics resr in rhe hall on 50 ' s RETURN OF THE LIVING DEAD l creod of nxind ' - ing c 1 cyrns orid legs aeo- ior Loverno Polglose grobs o bire or me DECA AMERICAN WEREWOLF- or CtAK MUMMIFICATION- of junior Gregg No, ir ' s only senior Tony Krohnner Smeri-ser was rhe highlight of spirir reoding rhe Srompede newspaper on days during period 6 Inrroducrion ro dress up day before rhe Dison-Rusrier Publicorions doss. Juniors Joe Lloyd gome, and Rondy Pochek srond by rheir cre- orion. r THE L X)K- for rhe jockey person ore rhe designer boxer shorrs, which come in many colors and designs. 501 ' S Shrink ro firs ore a very famil- iar sight on borh guys and girls, in oil different sryles from foded ro bleoched. or srripes. THE MODONNA LOOK is o new hor clorhing for rhe girls, wirh color- ful shirrs, jackets, lace gloves, and SWATCH YOURSELF is a fomoliar sight on a lot of guys and girls wrists, complimented by block and gold bracelets wirh on ESPWT shirt and belt. CLICKETY. CLICK are rhe sounds heard in rhe halls when girls wear rhese fashionoble boors. CASUAL- for rhe feer of rhe girls are rhe ESPRIT dress shoes. VUARNETS- are rhe in sryle sung- lasses or CMR. FASHIONS AT CMR GUESS SHAH SAFARI COLORED AMD BLEACHED JEANS TO? SIDERS JOCKEY BOXERS JEAN JACKETS - SWATCH STIRRU? I ANTS VUARNETS C.vvi- . 5. o ' DIFFEkEMCE You ' ve heord ir o million times, Ever one is differ- ent, or. There ' s no one quite like you in the whole world. Even though the old cliches seemed boring, they rong true. Differences between the dosses ployed o large role in people ' s lives. Each grade had a distinct character that could be picked out quickly. When asked about being a senior, Joy Aonrud said. It ' s great but it ' s wierd becouse it ' s gonno be over soon. Its exciting too. On the opposite end of the spectrum, freshman Doniko Delich said, I wish I wos ol- reody a senior but I ' ll enjoy the years I still hove left at CMR. Aside from differences be- tween classes, differences be- tween people were easily seen. Need proof? Check out the doss piaures and see the- shodes of difference POPULATION INCREASE- ' C ' owds n rhe gym grew in sze w ' — e cc do of new sophomo ' es cc e es - men doss. 121 SENIOR OFFICERS John Otsoo (Srudenr body V Presidenr) Tom Morono (Seoior doss V Presidenr) Lori Johnson (Srudent body Presidenr) Michelle Wllkerson (Senior doss President) Korie Benson (Srudenr body Secrerory) Kory Hoflond (Senior doss Secrerory) 122 SENIORS Joy Aonrud Rod Aguior Micheal Allison Druce Anderson Darin Anderson Mory Anderson Tommy Appelgren Lorna Armocosr Drendo Archison Susonne Axrman Scon Ayers Shelley Deorry Penny Ann Dendig SENIORS 123 SENIORS Kenr rh Derg Debro Digler James Dishop Jerry Bloch Michael DiacHholl Roxonno DIacHwell Jan DIoemendaol Kimberly Doley Dyrai Ooyd Cynrho Ooyd 124 SENIORS Pornck Drennan Dee Drewsrer Ashley Dnghr Peyron OrooHstiire VkW Urowrwyj Lisa Dryanr Mark Drymerslv Micneie Du resh Cheryl Burleigh Richard Burnerr Ron Carpio Viaor Chappeil Down Chenowerh Eric Chrisrensen Karen Chnsrensen Douglas Cnrshaens SENIORS 125 SENIORS i . HHH H B H P l HH _ ?t H Hi E l ? b V Hka H HIHi ki HShfl Scorr Oinger John Colgan Marry Colosimo Trao Conover Srao Conroy Joseph Corrrell Kyle Cnrchfield Wendy Crirelli Chrsrme Dodoy Roberr Dilley Douglas Dodder 126 SENIORS James Dorson Kathleen Duffy Sean Ellingron Jm Engel Becky Evans Donoid Fcyce Teresa Feldman Shane Fenron Amy Mane Fnerer .cr ace t-.eoranz SENIORS 127 SENIORS Drenda Goenner Drad Gallagher Krysral Gamble Parricio Qeaudry Tiffany Giesler Danielle GIbrearh Jamie Gmnory Srept anie Girres Timorfiy Gonser Gregory Gaudy Ovsrine Gouler Duff Gray Lynerre Green 128 SENIORS Gary Greno Gregory Heinrzmon Wilfned Griessmer Reyne Gnnsreinner Daniel Grunrowicz Scarry Guess Diana Hackwirh Aaron Hagen Robin Hagglund Tliereso Holvorson Sracy l-ianley Seorae hicrper Jeffrey Hasl ell Dole Haugan Commie Hedrick Arx eie Heifem SENIORS 129 SENIORS Hono Hetmy Tommy Hdis Gordon Higgins Noralie Higgins Nysho Himebough Daniel Himing Douglas Hoffmann Kory HoPord Michelle Holme Undo Horsley Porrich Hover Drondee Howard Terry Howell Leonne Huber 130 SENIORS I DecHy Hunrsberger Suzanne Hyland Jenny Ivers Jomei Jaroczesh Jacqueline Jewerr Greg Johnson Roger Johnson Jolinda Johnston Eric Jorgensen Kennerh Jo ' ce -,e co-, ' o -e- Tracy Kongos Don Kapprie Renee Kasper SENIORS 131 SENIORS Greg Kaunn Daniel Kempo Aiiei ' t et(ev■l Mor Kjelsrud Showno Knudson Micnelle Konn Doug Korh Kevin Kromorich Tony Kromer i Kymm Kuglin Daria Logerquar Emily Lambdin 132 SENIORS Derh Lomphier Joson Longe Ted Longley Sherry Lonkford Jamie Lepard Dawn Lindburg Tahnee Lingscheir niey Uvingsron Dannie Long SENIORS 133 SENIOR Bradley Lusrgraof Lori Lynch Krishon Modsen Duff Mahoney Michelle Molin Ann MollsonI Srephane Morrin Korhleen Mosrin Shorlo Monhews Loren Mayberry Donelle McConn Carherine McGuire EhzoOerh McMonus Fronky McMunry Aurumn McQuire Dnon Meddock 134 SENIORS Parti Mehrens Erica Melonder Tracy Michelerri Wendy Miller Mine Monrgomery Drer Mosley Lenore Myers John Mytro Jeffrey Neil SENIORS 135 ALL DRESSED UP AND NOPLACE TO GO Alrhough rhe senior p c re seniors was collec ro rhe floor for rheir green and gold orrire a y j o Di: 136 SENIORS SENIORS Jeffrey Neu Drenda Novirzki David Nygard Juliann Obzewsl i Kelly PorHer Thomas Payment Jocque Pephe Luonne Perucco 138 SENIORS Richard Peters James Peverelle Drendo Phillips Kyle Prosperie Michael Purpura Michelle Rahn Kerry Rc-yjal Robby Reeves Roberr Richardson Jeffrey RiOge SENIORS 109 SENIORS Soy Reinhe Thomas flolarer Carolyn Ronning Lome Rorhweiler Michelle Samsel Tracy Schafer Korhy Schilling 5reve Schuberr Nino Schweidler Timorhy Scon 140 SENIORS (i. begeberg Michelle Seidel Robyn Selon Srocey Shorerre Toby Shigley Wendy Sims Wendy Skoc-g Timothy Smith SENIORS 141 SENIORS Doviiyn Spring Hedi Sranley Drenda Srevens A en irevenson fric Srevlingson Shaun Sr. Germain Greg Sroegbauer Krysrn Swensen 142 SENIORS . i r ' W Wk Trey Thompson Ar-y T-rtCie Morni Wanner Down Worers Juoniro Whiraker Mark Widserh Nuola Wiioerron Micnete Vl ' irserson SENIORS 143 SENIORS Tonya U zc-o- c ' Mo k Williams Rhonda Windon Tom Wolgomor David Wolverron Vid-fi Yeoger Dense Young Kelrh Zigan Seniors Nor Pictured Ponido AIne Penny Arnold Trnorhy Ooytss Jone Defgef Mofsho Djornsen Ton Olonchard Denise Drorcher Scott Drewyer Troy Oungoy Atetsso Oyrn Volene Close Crysrd Cotrow Lym Domoo Cheryl Daniel Amy Donohue Atory Doris Ooy J. Emerich DIoine Eusronce Stephen Evans Michoel Fossler Morio Finch Darrel Forsmon Woyne Forsmon Wliom GSberr Rodney Glodue DorO Gue Nicole Honsen John Horris Gory Herron Durke Herseim Kevin Hid-smon Clint Hilbig Uso Hogmon Scott Honeycurt Worren Kimmel Chucl Longford Fronl ' i Moiek Victono Mcdov ell Thomos Meodor John Merrill Drendo Myers John Noder Robert Nelson Stewort Nethery Debro K Oswolt Ed Pengilly Thomos Power Kelly Reid Allen Ruff Shoron Ruff Kristy Tilton Sherry Tyler Susan VonEttinger Domel Wolkingchild Jody Weslond Eddie Whidden Pomelo White Tim Sloter Msty Willioms Domel Willis ttomon Wilson Noel Yobui 144 SENIORS t! ■ 1 c Shades of accomplishnnenr Being on rhe winning ream ' - Feeling pride or being 1 ' Being ' o Rusrier is as greor as ir seems Shades of encourogemenr Leaving o legacy of hope Seeing rhe underclassmen spreod rheir wings Knowing rhar rhe furure of CMR os in our scope Shades of sadness Finally realizing rhor rhe rime is neor When rhe Seniors will be gone This was when we ore nor ashomed of rears Shades of Green and Gold More rhon mere colors Parr of our lives and parr of oCTso ' We will never forger, no morrer how old Shades of celebrorion We celebrore nor rhor we go We celebrore rhor we were here We porridpored in rhis parr of life ' s show Shades of memories Memories ore here ro sroy CMR is in our lives from now on Memories of ir will be relived day by day Shades of loughrer Giggles heard down rhe hall Memories of momenrs Our friends help us ro live ir all. JUNIOR OFFICERS C-c.e - gnes (Secrerory) John Homilron (V. Presidenr) Dove Osrrem (Presidenr) 146 JUNIORS f onald Darbc Dennis Darchelor Ching Dennerr Shelone Dennerr Denney Derger ADDOTT-BEFS 14 Suson Bishop Shefy Dkxhburn Srephen Bloom Donald DIossom JUNIORS ' jmM SS y Diono Corpenrer icon Carter 148 juMoixs HEST AND RELAXATION Kicked bock ploying ir cool, junior Gregg jmerker rokes rime our from his sixrh period doss ro read o nore. Juniors passing rinne To go out or not to go out, that was the question. Going out with friends, partying and shopping were the most popular among the junior doss. After school on Fridays, I look forward to going out with my friends, soid junior Andreo Torres. Parties served as onother way of making new friends, being with old friends, and just having o good time. Junior Melanie Ogletree said, I like to party because I meet new peo- ple ond make new friends. Junior Kothy Stevens said, When I was not going to school or doing homework, I enjoyed spending money while shopping. 1 Srephonie Clark Sherilynn Oemenr K ce- DERLEK-COFFWAN 149 JUNIORS I., ifeii AprJ Degogne Coleen Dehne Rondy Demfxey Corey Denegor PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT- Straining hard ro draw a srraighr line in drofring doss, ,unior Jim Snider gers rhe perfecr angle ro moke ir righr. LOOKS GOOD TO ME- Checking ro see rhar all rhe gauges ore ser ro begin gas welding, junior Chris Silvo gers o lirrle help from junior Jason Vebb 150 JUMORS € Gregg Dietz ■ 9% i Pomelo Dolderer Heorher Doran Scon Dormody Angela Dow Richard Eaton Kimberly Edwards Robert Edwards I 0 W, ' ,: Joel Egberg Alioo Felsteod Anita Fplkowslv William Fijalkowsl ' i Dc. ). Fs ' e- ' 151 v-p KimOeriy Fleming Terry Flemmens Irony Fronzwa Srephanie French Karen Fro. jre- Zone Fufonghr Daniel Gabriel JUNIOR • ' . eyey Gomes Sracey Goirher Michael Garrerr Nih Garriry Pamela Gemar Danald Gerhorr Chnsn Gray nobble Gregory Lisa Gnmshov, 152 JUNIORS WHATS NEW IN THE NEWS Corching rhe loresr scoop in rhe Tribune, junior Randy Pocheck really looks like he is enjoying himself. Study rime spent wisely Dy fhe time June 5 rolled around rhe typical junior had spent 269 hours or 1 1 days in a study hall. Even though they weren ' t the most fun or the most Interesting doss of the day, they served for more than o way to pass time. Not oil juniors hod to serve time in study hall. Students with a 3.0 GPA didn ' t hove to take a study hall and took on open doss period insteod. Study halls weren ' t always used for studying. Junior Len Wotkins said, If I didn ' t sleep in study hall I don ' t know how I could stay awoke all day. Junior Brett Vosberg sold, Study hall is a great place to sleep, but I wouldn ' t wont to study there. Carhehne Horger Ma ' ceJc Ha- e; aEMN HAftVELL 153 Deiroy Ha:; JUNIORS David Hopper Ginger Huber David Hughes Joely Hunrer Juniors pick favorites Jazz, punk, country, heavy metal, soul, rop- funk and the Top Forty echoed In the boxes and radios of the junior class. Each person had his own style of music and expressed that style through a wide variety of music. The tunes different in mony ways, showing in the clothes students wore. Heavy metal fans like junior Robert Scott wore T-shirts with em- blems of Ratt, Motley Crue, Judos Priest, and Ozzy Osborne. According to a Russellog poll of the juniors, heavy metal ended up first on the poll. Then come rhe Top Forty, Rop Funk, Punk, Soul and Country. PASSING THE TIME- IXeoding Sporrs lllusrrored during some free rime juniors Don Thurber and MorK Limb shore on inreresring orride. 154 JUNIORS i_ ■ ■■ ■! - ' 1 ' wa Srocey Husron M Ojyjf: k.r. ' jWj-jf , f Emily Jonersh Scarry Jonzer Lonce Jorvey Shelby Jonr er Aien Jorrsor, James Joyner Mark Jungling Gregory Kam HARVtU-l ' . ' PA 155 Karhno Kennedy Mene Knurson JUNIORS Michael Lefebre Joe Lloyd 156 juNOfvs Derh Lowrhion Dione Mangold Shevy McMohon Peggy McMann Troy Aleoo? KDCAa-AAEADE 157 W iiL KarNeen MIer Wendy Morns Kerrie Mounron JUNIORS Chhsrine Mullen Hoberr Murphy Michael Myen Sheerer Newman I THINK I CAN- Srroining bur laughing junior Kim Fleming rries ro lifr rhe PASSES ARE A NECESSETY- Gerring stopped in rhe shop area junior Russ bor wirhour help from her oorrner Renee Snider. Cameron is asked ro show his poss ro reacher Dove MikulecKy. 158 JUNIORS Jomes Noviuhi Noncy Nyhagen Dion O ' Loughlin f; Co r) Qstxvn ' T jrrf j rj ra 1 1 1 Parnoa Pohle Sean Pollingron Jessicc PcxnrjchowsK A re. P-cr-. MEL AM)ER-PrvAl-L 159 Paul Pugh Sandra Remsen JUNIORS Donny Scon Jomei Seaman Shelly Segeberg Teresa Selvage Paula Sensibaugh 160 JUNIORS CHILD ' S PLAY Giving Ronald McDonald o lirrle support junior Dove Sirok ocrs like o lirrle kid ogoin playing on rhe roys or McDonalds. Juniors love fosr food Whether tocos, pizzo or the humble American hamburger, fast food scored o hit omong teen- agers. It really didn ' t matter what kind it was, or where you got it, os long as it was food, greosy, and of course fast. The great thing about fast food was you didn ' t need reservations, you didn ' t hove to dress up, and best of all it was cheap and usuolly pretty good. Fast Food restaurants were not only for eating but al so were popular os hongouts. Junior Solly Vosberg said, ' Ya, ' sometimes after o gome or something we ' ll just go to Mickey D ' s (Mc Don- alds) and see who ' s there or what ' s going on that night. Junior Randy Pachek said, ' We just tell our friends to meet ot Mc Ducks. The other fast food restaurants followed closely behind in popularity. James Soum PTvJCE-SCXr- 161 Aoron Srmnen Michael Sroegbauer Michael 5rorrusren Willow Sue Smckland SCHOOL SPIRIP The junior seaion rumbles woiring for rhe firsr pep ossembiy of rhe yeor ro srorr which showed much spirir. 162 juNiof s Jamie iwensgord Korherine Sykei Timorhy Tofr Shawno Tonberg Gary Tonl ley Troy Tanner George Thompson Melame Thompson Jennifer Valley Parrioa Verhoff Kevin Vernon Soiy Vcso -g STAFFORD-VOSOJRG 160 1 i H i 1 K r w Sheree Worson Timorhy Varrs Sampso Wesomoo JUNIORS MicheUe Whurmyer Roberr Williams ' .:e ' !Onie Wrningtxrd Aretha Ahenokew Karen Albert William Derger Tony DIancher William Carpenter Keely Carrette Pauline Wiseman Hoberr Wood Glendie Worrhmgron Todd Wright Shawn Yoeger Juniors nor pictured Tommy Carter Keith Crist Cory Dues Annette Johnson Carl Kriedemon Ricky Mohler Sonja Morris Gorett Mrozek Jacqueline Myers Jerry Nelson Paul O ' Loughlin Keith Oeleis Pete Rombo William Wagner Charles Wolkingchild Kent Wilke 164 WADSWORTH ZALESKI SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Kirsren Houge (V. Presidenr) TriciQ Henneberg (Presidenr) c c e ,5ec-e-c- 0 50PHOAV3R£ 165 NVorning drivers Staying home in solitary confine- ment come to a deod holt for many sophomores after graduating from drivers ed here ot CMR. It seemed sophomores got tired of the constant hassle of mooching rides, becouse they rushed around frantlcol- ly trying to hit their parents up for the $25 needed for drivers ed. As in post years many funny things happened in drivers ed. The clossic foul up seemed to be running stop signs. Then there were those teachers thot had full trust in their students ond took a leisurely nop while the stu- dents spent their time at the wheel. So keeping all this in mind there is a warning for all you experienced driv- ers, keep Q sharp eye out for cars beoring the famous student drivers mark. LOOK OUT OS rhe drivers ed class gers ready for anorher venrure, sophomore Carherine McVoy woirs in rhe back for her rurn ro drive. ' ■e.e Advert Vichy Ad man Norhon Acord Aaron Amidon Eleanor Ahenoke ' Deborah Alvorado SOVHONXOKtZ Kevn Anthony Anne Avery Doyle Arves Tracy Austin 166 SOPHOMOfXB nchOkxk Edward DIockwell K M Kimberly DIoisdell | Julie DIessum Mark Diodes Dovid DIeshn Cassandra Doge Cindy Durleigh Leslie Dusby Andrea Carlson CynrfTia Co ' pe ' e ' AO€r T-C■ ! EL_ 167 Dobbi Jo Comgon i i Chrishne Doniel Hearher Dohley SOPHOMORES Sherry Dorson Joson Dyksrro 168 SOPHOMORES BREAK TIME In rhe CMR commons area sopho- more Troy Thomas enjoys o Clossic Coke which rook second in rhe Coke poll. Sophs rare Coke New Ch-Ch-Ch Cherry Coke its our and outrageous Cherry Coco-Colo. Ir seemed that this od rriode o smosh ot CMR because in rhe holls many soph- omores song if often. In the Coco-CoIq poll for sopho- mores the new flavor of Cherry Coke come in first place. A very close sec- ond, old Coke returned to the stores much to the relief of the sophomore doss. The Coco-Colo compony mode o misfoke in moking o new Coke be- couse it took o nose dive along with the caffeine-free Coke. Mony sopho- mores at CMR must hove needed to lose weight because Diet Coke come in for close third ploce. Some people sold thot they didn ' t like ony of the Coke ond they put down Pepsi. So, for oil of the people that liked Pepsi, it took fourth. Drendo Eldndge id I Gregory End sen Dooc ' d Fo d Michael Fladsrol Kevin Floyd Srephonle Foster CAPSKCALfPS 169 Ale c G ' - Qi s ' ' ft M. ' W ' en{: Gnnsreinner Shcn Mone Guilberr Julie Hoigh SOPHOMORES Hor spors for u! Staying home watching the Love Boat no longer seemed to be the ulti- mate Saturday night for some sopho- mores. All sophomores seemed to come to on agreement that they would rather do anything than study at home. According to a Russellog poll the following were the sophomores hot- test hongouts. 1. Out 2. Parties 3. A frienr 5 house 4. Holiday lloge 5. Central 6. McDonolds 7. Movies 170 :oPHOMOftES CRUISIN ' CENTRAL AVE.- Mony of rhe new sophomores spenr much of rheir rime burning gas driving up ond down Cenrrol Michelle Heun Mekne Hmmg Henry Hill Lisa Himmetoerg f Heidi Hoizbe ge- TkjL j5 K ' sv LJfV ' I I Kl Schlene Hunrsberger fmcHiffiAto 171 r ■ r i  r ' f ■ ' « Korey Jorgensen V CS Iv Roberro Kelley SOPHOMORES Anhur Knjeger Morrhew Kurrerer CorHee Lanrz 172 SOPHOMOIXES Dechy Linn yr Jomi t jvingsron .-IT ' . d Connie Jo Lures Lorry Maevers noger Moram Roxonne Lyson Mark Mogers Maroorer MalouQhnev PUZZLED- OS he rries ro complere q problem soph- omore Curris Ciodouhos orremprs ro hide his face like Q rurrie. PizzQ for sophs Mmmm! Ahhh! Ohhh! Deep down in the bottomless pit of o sophomore ' s stomoch there existed o great yearn- ing for what students call PIZZA! Did you ever sit in a quiet study hall when oil of a sudden out of nowhere, your stomach made a deep, loud GROWL! You covered your face in embarrossment while everyone stared. You knew that your stomoch was giving you a desperote hint to moke a mod dash to the nearest piz- za place. Whether it be greasy Howards or personol pan pizzos from Pizza Hut, pizza ended up being the hottest food on the survey.  vGERSCU. AARajNl 173 Sophs crank em I WANT MY MTV! Having this familiar phrase beat into their heods, some sophomores came to believe that they couldn ' t live without music. Not mony sophomores let a day go by without jamming to some hot tunes. The overall sophomore favor- ite pick was Motley Crue, even though they couldn ' t make o showing in Great Falls. Some of the favorite songs of this group include the hits Smoking in the Boys Room and Shout at the Devil. Next in line came Bryan Adams, who song Sum- mer of ' 69 and Kids Wonno Rock. Some soy the louder the music the better which brings out on that fam- ous parental quote echoed through- out the land, Turn that music down or turn it off. PUniNG ON THE MOVES Showing rhe resr of his gym cioss rne proper way ro ger down, sophomore Fredie Horrell does his breokin ' . Angela Morrin Anthony Marrinez Scon Mornnez Debbie Mouserh SOPHOMORES Kevin McLemore Catherine McVoy 174 SOPHOMORES Meliiso Munderloh Euoeoe Acber Emmerr Murphy Gory Oliver AAARTKOLSON 175 David Peppenger | F ' ' 2 Ttmoihy Petribone Lorn Phillips Knsrine Pickering Connie Peverelle Dusrin Pfennigs Dradley Philp SOPHOMORES Wendell Rowlings 176 SOPHOMORES SWING IT Ar o Russler pep assembly sopho- more Kory Nelson swings his pororo. There were no winners in this comperirion due ro cheating. Fashion is hor! Wos fashion your possion? Were you in? These questions constontly plo- gued the minds of mony sophonr ofes here of CMR. Deciding whot to buy, where to buy it, how to weor it, ond how to pay for it were major concerns of mony foshionoble sophomores. Un- fortunately the big problem revolved around money. According to a Russellog poll being in foshion was more important thon hoving money. The overoll girl fovor- ite was Esprit and Guess come in sec- ond. The guys seemed to be a little bit cheaper with their bucks by buying the standard Levi 501 ' s, but still o higher quality of fashion seemed to slowly filter through the halls. If sophomores did leorn onything from all this it ' s that foshion and pov- erty go hand in hand. Chrisrine Kchord P,eece Robem Jeffrey Richards Kendro Rooct) 0-3--e R ct x- ■oe ' _vc-r -c CSCAR-5CH4CLE 177 Kmerre Shorene Charles Siemens SOPHOMORES YOUNG SPIRIT- Sophomore doss shows rheir spinr, or lock of if, or rhe CMR pep ossembly. 178 SOPHOMORES Jodi Srorrusren Guy 5 Pierre Jenr ifer Taylor Drenr Terry T SCHAUERS-THURSTO. 179 Monhe Walker Wendy Walker SOPHOMORSS Ck ' COO n. ' ' e- eoa Undo WilhomL. Sreve ' Wilbenon 180 SOPHOMORES Sreven Young Roberr Wilson Pfci 4! ' Lorry Zbinden Keenon Zimmerman Heartier Zigan Christine Aonrud Lyie Ahenokew Johnny Bear Edward Bender Kothy Bond Stephen Brand Terence Conners Sophomores nor pictured Bryan Cook Roylene Davis Tanya Flemmens Ricardo Gonzalez Carmon Herrington Sandy Hiss Bryon Hite Tommie Kurns Erik Lehman Michelle Lewis Jason Money John McKogue Kory Nelson Toro Sheets Cynthia Sloter Scott Taylor Troy Thomas Comillo Thompson Clint Tyler TlTOtZlMMERMAN 181 FRESHMEN OFFICERS Morr Mirchell (Presidenr) Keri Stmonerri (Secrerory) Robbie Holland (V. Presidenr) 182 Fn£5HM£N ' 9 5 Lynn Dergemann Christopher Bishop Robin DIockhdl Jc :e _-j r- FRHSHMEH ADoon-iSLOCN 183 WHAT A CROWD .-. - rhe oddinon of rhe freshmen ro rhe pep ossem blies, rne ' ' • e-: ; n ' ed rhie gym. Deanna Carroll FRESHMEN 184 FRESHAAEN Shedey Cumnghom C fye C ' LSiefe Freshmen reflect first doy views i:h ' J Sheilo Davis r K ' ' John Delcomre Danny Debolr For most students, the thought of returning to an- other year of school after a leisurely summer meant a return to on old routine. But, for freshmen, coming to CMR OS the first ninth grad- ers, it was something differ- ent. As freshman Keri Si- monetti said, I felt like a total Frosh. My mom had to drag me out of bed to get me to go. Simonetti joined other ' 85- ' 86 ninth graders in o unique situation. They be- come the first class to spend four years or CMR. The transition turned out to be easy for some. Fresh- men Troci Stromberg said, It was totally rod ' cuz I got to see all my friends. Freshman Steve Strizich added. I thought it was to- tally cool to see all my friends from West and North. | nrhony Derosa Kore Depner DOJ -DEROSA 185 n Tonya GoUoghe ' Hurn Ooy Ljijr.ce Qemoor Michael Olaspell FRESHMEN 186 FRESHMEN Vleteo Hennings Nancy Herlond Amy Hicks 187 How Embarrassing! ANOTHER EMBARRASSING MO- MENT- Lerring her dreams roke her our of rhe reoliry of Spanish class freshman Trod Srromberg sleeps comforrobly or her desk. Snorting while laughing, getting your booiss dumped, and having the fire bell ring when you ' re getting dressed in p.e. ol seemed to be occur- rences in the every- doy soap opera life of o ninth groder. According to a Rus- sellog survey these emborrossing incidents were typical for the lowest class on the Rustler totem poll. Other times when the freshmen wished o hole would open up ond swallow them in- cluded: Not being able to hit the notes in a solo Hitting a home run ond foiling just before home place Walking into peo- ple Having a friend tell o guy you like him and you didn ' t Jenifer Jonerski Andrew Jennings Suson Jermann FRESHMEN 188 FRESHMEN Ded y Lone Chris Lang Tiffome Lcngang HMB3AUGH-.ee 189 Dovglas Mehon ! ichord Meyer Morrhew Miller FRESHMEN 190 FIXESHAAEN NUMBER ONE Freshmen Morr Scorr, Chris Thorson, Jeff Goerz, ond Rodney Sreworr sir around or rheir floor build- ing session ond rhinK rhey ' re number one Freshmen reveal posrime secrers During the final seconds of seventh period the freshmen owoited the ring of the bell. As it rang, thundering herds of freshmen flooded the halls os the school day ended. Whot did the freshmen do ofter school? According to a Russellog poll, 23 percent went home ond wotched TV, while about 31 percent participated in after school sports. Once the freshmen orrived home, they tried various methods to keep from doing homework. Since 65 per- cent claimed they didn ' t use their study hall, they developed interesting woys of wosting rime or home. Six- teen percent slept, 50 percent talked on the phone, ond 7 percent ote. The pieces ond foods most liked by the freshmen were Kings Table. El Co- medor, and Pizza Hut. The foods thot most of the freshmen liked were piz- za, losogno, ond Mexican food. Twenty-nine percent wasted their time listening to music. Of the music listened to, 66 percent liked heavy metal. The heavy rock group pre- ferred most wos Motley Crue. Others that come up were Rott, Night Rang- er, Duron Duron, ond Modonno. ' , Alisio Milron 4 vr Redsky Norrhemer Aurora Norrhemer Wk%r '  Debra Nesre |i EEOLSC 191 Shundro Reliford Lekomis Roody f: eshmen 192 Fn£5HMEN ■Ti ' Mliitf « «A .: li, D-uce Singer Angela Smirh cjc Ky-s s 193 Chad Tonvers Troy Torgerion Ardello Volleroy FRESHMEN 194 FRE5HMEN Ihown Wek BK L vk I. 1 Freshmen nor picrured Valerie Dear Richard Drini a Jeanoux Carroll Paul Felzer Tony Fuentez Alone Gladue William Hightower Christopher Hughs Stephonie Loosing Roy Milton Jacqueline Pepos Vern Pierce Trocy Puzon Rachel Scott Shone Thompson Tene Wilson 5PATAFOr £-IiA , 195 special educorion helps the kids enjoy learning They ' re like my own kids bur They ' re o lor easier ro hon- dle, said Mr. Dick Dornerr who reaches special educo- rion srudenrs from rhe oge of 15-21. In Room 213 rhe srudenrs enjoyed learning. Rewarding o srudenr for performing well BETTER BE GOOD, BEHER NOT CRY, BETTER NOT POUT, I ' M TELLING YOU WHY Because as rhese srudenrs know, hard worh pays off. on Q compurer lesson wirh a shorr gome helped rhe sru- denrs hove fun. The srudenrs were kepr Qcrive by rheir porriciponon in mony ocrivines. They rode rheir exercise bike Sam o mile Q doy, hod gym Tues- days, wenr bowling Thurs- days and sworn every orher Friday. When rhe weorher permirred, rhe srudenrs walked ro on ocriviry. Four of rhe srudenrs An- nerre Dulond, Julie Reordon, Glen Morren and Dolly Grondy hod rhe honor ro hove been in rhe Greor Ex- pecrorion Bond. This was one of rhe few special educorion bonds rhor knew how ro reod music. Dornerr hod o very posirive ourlook on his srudenrs. I al- ways feel good obour rhem. WATCH OUT FOR THOSE WEEK- LY BOWLERS- Annerre Dulond has fun wirh rhe resr of her doss bowl- ing every Thursday. h STRAIGHTENING OUT THOSE WRINKLES Ar Skyline where rhey help reach rhe srudenrs ro roKe care of rhemselves and be independenr, RicK Pachek Improves his bed nnaking sisills by procrldng. 196 SPEOAL EDUCATON Annerre Dulnnd Dolly GrofffJ Pouletff- Honrtrjri V - J Ua). m. i I K STUDENTS AND TEACHERS- ROW 1- aids Mike Gorrerr, Juoniro Whiroker Srudenrs Ann Dulond, Pc ,e-e Hannal , Julie Reordon, Dolly Grandy Teacher Judee Smirh, ROW 2- olds Tammy Applegren, Aurumn McQure Srudenrs Michael Orozco, Rich PaycheK, Ann Marlen, Glen Marten. ROW 3- Teacher Dick Oornerr. NOT PICTURED- Aid Kelly Garrerre, t ' 1 i A 1 H mi L 1 y i SPECIAL EDUCATION 197 Science reaching creates fun Ever heard of Morvin ond Milli the mole Or been rold rhor you hove o foreign invoder in your body v hen you sneezed? If so, you ' ve probably rohen a doss from Mr. Roy Homilron or Mr. Don Kenczko. Homilron hos roughr chem- srudy in Room 327 since 1976. When asked abour his yeors here, he said, Remember rhor since E = mc2, unexcired carbon oroms ore I522s22p2, and dis- rilled worer is 55.6, Marvin musr olwoys remain moley. Senior Mark Mirchell said, He presents rhe moreriol in on irrorional way, and between chorus lines. Kenczko, on the other hand, has been teoching at CMR since 1966, ond is well known for SU- PER Rustler style, spirit, ond guid- once. Sophomore Amy Thurston said, I like his doss because he tolks to the students on our level- not over our heads. Kenczko said, The students at CMR hove shown o greor amount of pride and spirit that mokes CMR known for excellence. I hope fu- ture students will show the some amount of pride and spirit. OH NOT AGAIN- Receiving and re- Turning colls is just one of rhe many jobs of Associate Dean of Students Irene Amole. Sreve Henneberg Deon of Srudenrs JUST CHECKING In rhe orrendonce office Deon of Srudenrs Sreve Henne- berg checte over v ho is excused and who isn ' r. WATCH IT- Keeping on eye our for everyone of his students. Principal Donold Petersen, rakes o nninure to rest offer rhe day ' s activities. 198 ADMINISTRATION V. ' ry-Tir ' t DC ' t C jecc Eo cofiofs Gory Douer Georr., Corp, Alg 4 Eileen Dozonr-Typing 1, Pers Finonce Do J DergmoTiArr WrVsshp, Crofr Des Leon Derrord Spedoi Edtxoron Lorrome Drorisori Er g V2, 3-4. 5-6 Dob Church-U S Her, C, Vx. Sfu ' Ses Porri Cooper-Srudy Skfc LP.C Aurelio Cunninghom-Fooo Ser , Foods 2, Ourdoor Liv Terri Dohl-AAid Alg, AJg 1-2. Morh 3-4 Dennis Dovis-Wortd Hsr Survey Sherilu Dovis-AAorh 3-4. Coonp 1-2, Alg 3, Core Dennis Dell-OrchesrrQ 1. 2 Mil-(e Dierz-Algebro. AAoih Soroh Eidsvig-Voc HomoWng Nancy Blls-Vorld Hisr Survey. C, Sociology Elaine Elway-Office Ed, Typing 2, 3. Off Proc, OE Coord Chuck Engren-Counsetor, Pee Group, Core P.ichard Enochson-Aca 1-2, 3, Off AAoch. Bus Low Morcio Freshour-Com.p, Geom, Alg 3 Ron Frosr- Heolrh 1, 2, Gym Supervisor Lorry Gordner-Eng 3-4. Oroi Comm. Speech 1, Debore Mory Gernoor-Surv Home. For Foods, House Conr Liv. Foods Sew 1 William Gernoor-Avjorion. Auro AAech. Wood 1 Ellen Gersock-Eng 3-4. C, Long Comp Korhleen Qiev ' e-Sponish 34. 5-6 Virginio Grody-Typing, Accounring Terry Grohom-Morh, C, Alg Denn ' 5 Gronlie-Fresh Bond, Sym Bond. Con Bond, Russrones Rcidi G ' ' Qves-Conr Lt. Enc 3-4. C Noro Fc c-n, G ' cy-French Tereso Grcy-Spci ' sh Goil Hogor-Counsekx Tom Hoigh-Governmenr, U.S. Hs . Gym,. ' ' Super TSor DARLOW-HAI - 199 Pioy Homilron-Chem Srudy, Adv Chem Moxine Honel-Yeorbook, Newspaper, Inrro Publicarions Charles Honson-Governmenr, C Mike Hocevar-Wood 1, Elecr 1 Lowell Hogenson-Merals 1, 3-4, Welding Clay Hudak-U.S. Hisr, C CJonnie Jevne-Engllsh Jack Johnson-Wgr Tr, P E. 2, Arhlerics, Gym supervisor Jomes Johnson-Earrh Sci nce Vicky Johnson-French 1-2, 3 4, 5-6 Donald Jungling-U.S. Hisr, C, World Geogrophy Jon Jungling-Sewing 2-3, Prep Life, Foods Sew 1, Core Don Kenczko-Diology Wiley Kendle-Heolrh 1, 2, Arhl Tr Sparky Korrke-P.E. 1, Wgr Tr Cheryl Lomb-LRC Doug Lorson-Civics, C Ron Loveson-Morh 1-2, C, Algebra Carroll Lorang-Dlology 1-2, 3-4 Korhleen Mclnrosh-Russell Ayres, Chanson, Chonreur, Conro Choirs PvOberr McKinnon-Conr Lir, Proc Connm, Eng 5-6 Vickie Meguire-Sr in Poinr, Arr Wrl shp Ken Meske-Morh, Mid Alg, Alg 3 Michoela Messmon-Counseior David Mikulecky-Tech Drofr, Drofring 1 Roberr Milier-Merals Auro Mech Jacqueline MinlvEnglish 5-6,. C, Creor Writing Berry Jo Monroe-Typing 1, English 5-6 Stanley Morse-Long Comp, Vocob, Drir Lit Alon Nelson-Biology Fern Nelson-Eng 5-6, Long Comp, Procr Eng Korherine Niemi-Germon 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7- 8 Gerald Nisber-Civics, C Jesse O ' Haro-Counselor Kenr Poulson-P.E. 1, 2 yjcr. PV-jfr Erici 1-2. C Orif-f.- r ' .o e: ' ' JZ- ' - irJri Aj-r Ir, Dro Grcp ., A : tJrf:ji;, Chofles fVossel-GxTmuo, Eng 1, 3-4, A, Proa Gamm Gory SheWen-Physics Hugh Smrrh-Job Reodyness Kenr SmirtvU.S, rtsrory Judirh Soow-Ubrorion James Sddono-Alg, AAid Alg, AAorh 3-4 Karen Spencer-Sponish, Gen Oiem, Chem Srudy Tom Spencer-Sroge Dromo, Dromo 1, Srogeaofr Morie Srone-Spedd Educorion Morvin Srrom-Geom 1-2, A. Aig 3 David 5rukey-D.E., Inc Sec Yoo, Morkering Howard Toylor-O, Did Tr 3-4, Wood 1. Drofring 1 Beverly Teffr-Dus Mgmr, Shorrtxaxj, Typing 1 Porrid Trujiiio-Ted , Elea 1, 3-4. 5 b. Drafting 1 Chip Tudor-Eng 5-6, Proa Comm, Wld Lir, Gym Supervisor Gory Walloce-Sodoi Srudies Ed Worren-Spedd Educorion union Viley-DrofTKi 1, 3, 5-6, Eng 5-6 Rid ord Vooden-Counsekx NOT PICTURED Lynn Allison Dennis Boron Branch Brody John Chose Soroh Hobel Alice Leiond Rick Lesrer Thomos Mourer Dennis Mollonder Mork Neill John Nordrum Jocqueline Oeleis Porricio Ojolo Corol Porrish Richord Robertson Richord Sonford Mory Lou Soidono Shirley Weover HAAALTON-WOOOEN 201 LOOKING PRETTY Wirh o phone in her hond Phyllis Wilcox keeps herself busy wirh o desk full of work Crew helps oil Whor would CMRv hove been like wirhour Dev Sconson and her posrer of Tom Selleck in rhe ovol office ' ? Although rhey didn ' r enrer rhe clossroonn, rhe spirir of rhe secrerories, jonirors, end coo s in- vaded rhe school. For Homecoming oil groups gor involved and added o rouch of spirir ro rhe fesriviries. The secrerories showed rheir enrhusiosim by decororing rhe office wirh palm rrees. The cooks gave rheir supporr by making posrers and purring rhem up in rhe cofererio. The jonirors porricipored in rhe Homecoming evenrs by cleaning up rhe school, includ- ing rhe painred windows in rhe com- mons. Joniror Danny Horrhun soid, l rhink rhor rhey did one heck of o good job decororing. Joon Anderson Sorolyn Anderson Morgoret DIock Nodine Caldwell Micheline Campbell Korhryn Gillilond Shirley Holl Joyce Hofferber Velmo Jordon Mory McCoin Michelle Romes Beverly Sconson Mory Seirz Connie Thompson Phyllis Wilcox Dorboro Young Noncy Zbinden 202 FACULTY CUSTODIANS- FRONT Kelley Arnold, Glen Sanders, Mork Smith, BACK Dove Dickoff, Ken Corrwnghr, Don Harrhun, Ells Schuff,DonStorrubteri NOT PIC- TURED Jeff Reed, Horry Schip pers, Reno Wolf, Dob Sreworr, DISH IT UP Durmg her every- ' :riy routine, Flossie Hormon i-ielps pfepore the doly kjnch FULL MOON As Aldo Hogen prepores for another lunch she finds time to hove o bile fun xf of her everdoy rocce THE BIG CHEESE olong with the ob of heod engineer Tom chworz finds rime to ger his po- jer work done COOKS-FRONT Lynda Sollid, Delores HIggins, Alicio Hogen, Debris Hughes, Marilyn Curtis, Dee Woiden. BACK- Lorerro Wegner, Hazel Gchosz, Launa Horris, Flossie Harmon, Dorothy Morrison, Corlyn Smith, 203 Krsio NyshQ, M che e Lyr. Joho was h j, tr wcs 1 To ol 6iti penod yoge aofr kids, grve ro Tie o !of ge pcw bnjsh one) Dope iivough T e bod nmes and tor stxrr rhe good nmes ' I cm kxjiw for owTd ro rhe hjo e ' t LOVE YW ' .-•? - woys tVerOo To d mny fneods rhe year hOi been grea rheres no detsore. Utvdi wos fun. row s rrrv ro on Good kjd ro d. ma, VO«j nexr fol ru «f ond Sponge co T « Kri nmes we hod rogefhef , hove c tjiosr n rhe x J■e. ndo To rtie aew , fcf fhe memones Qf fhe nre. OTd wo or J to f . for rhe 6jn nmei we nod fogectief. good luck n rhe furure Rondo You here ' s ro Tbomos. Dtuey Ouchy us ' ) To ol my greoE tr-er fc. Stepn. 3fvv,y, [Vod. Loi o. Dorto. Thofi « tor evefyrtir . jvePeg To ot rhe guy cw corr-p ' p CVev To d my stu bun budctes. see ya ■ t ycpe ETrr fs. A - ' , To . Heo s. e c jO Dross Monhey. Good luch c woys. Love Sue Deof GolhoO. my Kng 1 1 r-ee ' ' T toi 4€vef V h ol my o.e. Guenevere so, Thanks fcr hetpng rr rrock down - every weekend fXer e ' be ■ .■ Yeofs Keren K J joferd I om giod we gc roger e ' even rhough you ' re o bod Wluence E J . Remember rhe fun losr surrvnee ' A ei jusj wo rl Xiy 2 The .ecr vrt Lore s ' Apryt D Thonk yo . ' Dough Nuts ' Doo Oumg A ■ lunch rememtjef rheDeoury queens or otr iLrxh roWe ' If luv yo Gory ' Dross Rorf Dud( es. we hcxJ O Sw ngng yecr. con ' r forgef rhose mon ey5 ' AJ ft oes;, Annefs Kerry. Lorno Lso, Jod«e. Downjon-ie. Lcn, Robyn. ono whoever I forgor- wosred weet os summer sun Lots o rooorips And mony Funs ' Moy f never end S e e, To ol my frerMfc ond poryr-g Duds • rough my high s txxl yeors. Lo-ze yo KrfTvner 204 ADVERTbEMEMTS Km Thonte for rnokng my yeof bener y ci for ol the heo yoo gc e ' ' e Love Dove To ol of you w-.oefCQSi ' ' e- Serxx Ooss. keep C M R greor ' Deng of sound, bur drty mnd I heortoy leoverh ol of my tocher pirxjps ro the per peruoi vxxJerdossmen thor were ofro 0 ro pur rhem up tha yeor Orendon ond Casey. Thonte for mchrg my Senior year so speo6 Love you lor s. Sheley Km, Knsry. DecKy. Nys x: EMMETT u.i cr. And you orher je«y doughrxxs. rtxy s (or the exottc kx ghs. pomes I won ' r forger you when I ' m nch ond fcynous Love, the Eccenrnc Knsro r  ch, rerrwmtier rhe rughr ot Joes ond Mewco ' It rrxxJe my yeor ' Love yo Qhwoys ' Pepp To wee- t-xji J-grt b shoo guys Qfxj eoch orher You ' r rtie besr ' Freokin Fnedo To Jerv y. D lunch, even rhough o Fresh ■on I wou d hKe ro know you Melo. To oil rhe good rimes, ro sfudy sessions, oonao, green jelo with pmeoppte chunte.D-R gomes, Don- tos. the future We survived I ' m glod you were here with me Oinsry Dfch 2 Thonx for ol rhe great nmes, I hope rhey conrrme ' Good Luck r ol you do, here ' s to Vernon ana Dob and d rhor rhor impbes Drc 1 Teiey here ' s ro SLndoy n ghrs. Helena guys, ond rhor Dross Hoi ' Good LlcK ' Ke ey Con torching T V will olwoys be speool D me ' Remember, See you m ren yeors 326, underwear, drivers poss,2 00 om, Doloons ' Homecoming pomr jobs, KIM. prom, srors. 3 00om, KIM, Mr Ve gos.rhe oggressive Gomb er. ectbte loyours, Were nor gotf fo rnd it ' Rickiry Roy, Shodesof Dove Sn ' OK jugg, ThonKs for o. rhe greor rimes ' I bv you. Love olwoz, Jen Tug. Thonx for ol the good rimes, He eno t ghrs n the Door and MiAaso, P.ob H Kri y. for oH of rhe wonderfu! ■ We ' re rhe men from Neptune (Irwofun) Oecky, Kfrsry Thonks to ol C lurKh Ser fors for yuffng me ri o gorboge con VKereV M-e Joilb ' rds. Dern-e. Arj , Drod. SKeels. Thonks for everyrhng you guys, t ' s been jn Love. C A xDfty Scorr, Tom. Seon.Poi D . Frank. €AT €R. cr J ol the orhefs Ir wos the besr yeor THonk you lots Hec t Dot) _ K dc ' -ze ' you ore • « bey ' I w : AQys ' ■ef- mce- yOu Me: Amenco ro tr e 2 musKe beers hove c Love tf e 3rd muske beer Deor Oog, t tuv U ' Kimoer To Rich, and ol my merol dudes ' Rock on ' To Uz. fTty boby I tove you To Knsto and ol rhe beounful people r yo geaofr Love end loughs oJwoys. Juncr Jerome, rhonkx for ol the good mema nes. Prom, jQi hopping. sporeOes) cruerig. rur es. b«g Eo. the escoped convio. spies, drunk, us, bkuers. s ppery seols, icecubes, dmrver poronrol Owokenng, gos leok who-: Loveyo Oeep Fne to. 7 jp. Spoz. Duck. Dork. T . Hee bee Jeebee, the Fndge , Xjbber, Les. Legs.Dcd, Dob Here ' s to post pomes, future fun. and Groduofion Ooy 66 Rocks ' Cheers Dubbles Fredo 3 yeors ond 1672 bu efs lorer ■ :: ■:■ • ' The bey for hfe Dear Loone.the Greor. Thonk you for di of rhe fun porrymg rimes, you mode our Senor yeor the best ' Love yo olwoys ' Toonie ' rhe Greorer Come, hulo morx), Dove, rhe beost, Peg. friends 4-ever. Joe- for, Jerome- Arts, brorher rhe ripper) in McD ' s, bosebdl fieW. eyetashes. door summing. Suzie A. (and EXCEPTS).326. CONTENTS. EsponoU S u X , thanks alt, 87 hopefully ' Drod M Tmk Pi A m rerT emberofKe of rhe post you ' re sriD on my mmd orx3 m my heon I mss you Hove o hooov Seoior Yeor ' Love T L C Drion. I hope oof iove r fhonks for oH rt f Love Rikk, Nough No on 3 Oh ts. Here ' s ro rhe guys we chosed, rt e reors. we cried, and rhe fun tomes we hod in cherish our merrxy es oi- v oys Desr friends FOP-EVER ' Love yo, Spoci To rne originol A C T ers onO Poge rr e good times or rhe r e Wods Dodger Hofcdoy Inn Good luck from Vos Leonne, To o speool freshmon orx3 sjsrer just rhuTk. only rhree more yeors. Love Nough-no The Huggo bunch tove hore you ■ r eed o ' I ' H r A speool rhonx to the Serxy doss Our fresfvnon yeor unforgetoWe S xerety. Pom Enge Dov yn, To greor tmes rogethef fTxiny more ot our oponrrtenr Oe - Fnerxfc ofwoys, Deone KWg. Thorw for rhe fast yeor (T ' s been rhe bey yea o my We I hope we hove rrxxny juy tke them, even better ' Love you more rhon onyrhrtg ' Love Dron : 3ebr x). who hos mode my loy yeo ■ e bey ' Love yo c woys. Dree ' ichn 1 receded your niessoge oixJ wirhi ■.erv day c jf Lo e will grow. Love Shelly JoTW. Alwoys thHTk of rhe srx w cov ered mountain ndrig horses to our snuggled cobm Joe I ctyi ' r believe you ' re dreody groduor mg I ' m reoly gortg ro mes you Jockte Spoo and D . To my two bey fnerxfe Good Luck m the furure Love, Nough no JD If rx3s txeo rhe greo ' esr yeors Thonx I love you KS R C L I ' ll love you forever ond Oiwoys Jo. noto. spoco. Dig red. zjp.D J . D D , Ooh-ooh. orxJ Goo I love yo oH ' Meiic Ovisfy Thcrtk you (or your freryJship ond support this yeor Love ond fcxk ol Memories. Good rimes. We hod c Diosr , We ' re on our own. Let ' s •■i- some , Joy High AAorsho The 6 to ol rhe good tirries dink beyey ' of fnends olwoys- Chriyme To oil the guys we ' ve loved befae Don r worry, vtsit us n Doozemon Refndgerotor, wotch out ' Ooozemon here we come ' Duto Duta Dulo oh oh oh ' Red Jess To Jim P im your seaer odrrver re cord ' rrraybe somedoy huTi ' ? yo. C R Kohons and Kohone, Sorry folks Pork ' s Closed, Gurs. SuMvDob Yuker. Itchy One, brrle Red 2 nxm with rhe Dig Stroh Ktss, Drewhol, Dubbolo- Dubbolo. Snoil Trails. Woooo Oed, D C D G J S Trorx Dopper Sweerpeo ond ppe ' ' t e ■ ■_■ .c .. for mokjTvg ttNs o great yeor ' btrle SrtHjrf, you ' re rhe bey onyorte could osk for, hope wre ' re olwoys together I love you. Hefty Smurf Noive Little Grl Colgory ond menxx es from bond won ' t compore to my bear from Engtond R W e Porches roo. I guess I ' ll ' cube from you Dlofxie, Con r woit ril ' Amencon Ooys, end our block cor ' s gonrxj be o blasr ' Love Yo, Ar Head Lso. Thon;( for ol rtx e jommn nmes rogerher We ' never forget you ' Love, Sua ond Kori Suson, Sandy, ond Potty Thonk you for ol our memories together rt ey ve been o greor rweive yeo ' s ond I ' D never forger ony of you guys Love yo, Soz 0 6. I ' ve toved you then. 11 love you torrxxrow or ony of ' when you ways. Jen 1, Jen 2, T C hove o good wmmor, rhonks for rhe greor yeor, Lov yo, Jeri 3 Thanks for being there Melisso, Trldc, ond Jill you ore my besresf friends forever, Love Vendy Thank you, Seon, for mokjng my junior yeor the besr one ever Love Alwoys. Wendy Cheers ro oil 26 free blissful doys; ihe floor, rhe dances, rhe flov -ers, the porries, rhe dores, the 1986 New Years celebronon, Lon, Lisa, Karen, ere Norole Sophia Higgins To Lady De Dolnked ond rhe Dig DIock Jelly Doughnuts v ith Love from Sir Ooinkso Kiv i ond Ooopsi. Thonl s for oil the good mes I love you both a lor Mango fXolph; Highwood, 700 om, Melch, cor ort; roodrhps; busted; Lirtles. Heleno dlvisioh- nols, sidelines, Missoulo, Manchester, Dirr boilers , Moy rhe memories ond days OS sweei OS you Alwoys John- LePard, well bud ' you ' re o greor person ond you helped moke it possible to get through oil of our fun experiencing yeors of school ' De ready for mony visits m Doze- mon ' Love yo, T Srrowbetry nighrs; nude dunes, fuzzy no- vels; E ond I; Loonies house, proms, J.L.. r alph, melch, Komikoze, broins S D , Dozemon, cold horses, possion, Oli- vers!, Tahoe, nude Dunes, fuzzy novels, E ond I, J.L.K , proms, kamikaze. Doo Doo, Thonks so much for oil rhor ou ' ve done for me rhis yeor Parry Hollywood- Thanl 5 for Summers, Madi- son Pork, Orion ' s house, Memories Forever- Love Alwoys, S.S L Hollywood Srunrmon- Thonx for oil rhe A-onderful rimes ' I ' ll never forger you ' For- ?ver Yours, Shell Doniko- Ir ' s been greor gerrtr g ro know you I ' m glod we become friends. Donny To Lindo, Tim, Roger, Mone, John, Sum- mer, Lorry, Terryn, and rhose anonymous other people who hove glided m ond ■ our , ond mode over get- togerhers so (ohem) interesting, Thonx lots ' Johnny, Thonks for oil the excellent times you ' ve given me Her ' s ro many more! Love Yo ' To my greor frenz Shorn, Korie. Trocy, Karmel, Steph, ond Toni Love yo, Shilo Jomie, Joe- To two speool guys Thonl ' s for olwoys being there for me Love, Nonu Oint, rhoughr you o rxJ Down would hove mode ir, too bod ycxj got cold feet Jomool, Jobber, Tom, Michelle, Thanks for oil rhe fun ond borfmg times we ' ve shored ' Jubber Anniso, Dec 14, 1 ?d4. DN ond Scott Woo Woo Drokes ' Whior noppened to ' ' jl-v xf Dijyers? Koren C Michelle, Cheers ro oil our uriforgcttobW. yeors together Deocon, surrvncr of ' 85, Otg AAouioin, lost bikinis, f . ond Cole, ond cA the rest ' Love Yo forever Ooozefrvjn here we come Loci ' , i., :uz we ' re brmgir the Lion Tomer v To oil rhe yearbook buds, remober all rt dreams, deodlines. From rhe lody who ' s de Doinked, To the Sir who Ooinl or, You con be my Doinky Oeor just couse I think you ' re hor ' Love yo. lody D D To Christ! ond Stephonie, for introducng me into the world of propeller heads, Love. Dunz Lonce, You ore very special ro me I love you very much Alwoys yours. Chns Trooper, You ' re rhe best thing rhot ' s hoppened to me I LOVE YOU ' Love Nick Kan. Corrie, Suzie, To rhe besresr frenz anyone could ever hovel Clonk- here ' s ro more greor memories in our Senior yeor ' Good luck in everything ' Love and frenz, Skeerer Wrestlers- You oil did great tha year ' Keep It up ' Good Luck next year ' Skeerer Chorlo- rhe worldesr greotesr mat mop per and wrestling monoger ' Love ond frenz, Skeerer Nonerte- To o speciol friend ' Good Luck with Cheerleodingi Love ond besr friends. rfdftfxte;, AT v T. ' AfTtji Uf. G- f« ry, ■ O ' fi . MAf ' .VAPO, V SLu l t Sfocy D Ooo ' i vrjr tf- fWiers h a Te, hope you hove o greo summef D F Wnnd ond Ox - , T iy , v fry f Ayres such o greof getng expenence ' Oft. spoter. Dwoino To my bncoln buds, rjtcfsoi ' , rte l e s See yo up there. Super Da e, ftof, Mo . Oum To my redly good Ouds, Shio, Lynnerre, Suzj, Monie, Derh, Ann. ofrf Dc n l.o- e yo, Shoni Toallrhemiic)r. n!s, n ye ■ ' o 30 ' j crd sixteens m Lincoln Thonks, Derik, Pof, Shown. Scott Nofolte, Thanks for the you ond t always wil This 6 to the sixreens. Wome ' -i ex: c e bueJdy Roiner m AAissouto Thorut super Dove 9 Joimdo, we fmoily got our cowboys, whor fun we hod ' Dor.r fcge ' -fj Yecs Eve Liz fXenee, my high scfxxjl yeors wouWn ' r hove been the some wiitxxjf ol the fun nmes Elisoberh Kore Dear and Sophio. her ' s ro ' 86 Grad- uink, our weakness- dunk, Gouches.GFH Guys, Champagne, The New Yeors Eve Mango ond Tong. ThofTks for be Tg my vet7 besr buds. I tuv UC!!! Kiwi Dosh, and 26 extro days of freedom ' for ever friends, Leso Good Hmes. Vic. the ory. semi ' s, Anisso Diggy. Cofferry soid ixx? ey, Highwocxj boys Duclc« Alkofeiz Duff- Hove greor year or college I ' ll miss seeing you ' l need to isnow ' ' SUffORT flicker . ' .o , . ' -..c .ery f ow, let ' s sel rhose ods. Go! Gd Go! With rhis cheer in mind, rhe f ussellog sroff wenr our inro rhe comm- munniry ro sel ods. Eoch sroff mennber was given o quoro of $300.00 ro do jusr rhor. Each sroff nnember wos required ro sel ods ro help cover cosrs of produc- ing rhe yeorbook, wirh o sroff gool of $5,000. Senior Shelley Deorry said, Ir ' s really ror rhor hard once you go our ond do ir ' couse businesses in rhe community like ro supporr school oaiviries. The folbwing businesses conrribured ro rhe ' 85- ' 86 edition of rhe Russellog. Some of rhem boughr ods every yeor, while orhiers purchased ods for rhe firsr rime. All of rhem showed rhe yeorbook end ' ' e school Shades of Supporr. FAVORITE SOAPS? No. cxiualy its senior Mark AAirchel ond junior Suae Allen ore worching M. A.5.H. hsFeod of ■ e ' tezz ' Q Drch 1-lr ' s been one hecK c your eyes open, and Keep Here ' s to Dob and vernon Drch 2 Don, Sreve, Ron, Thonks for moKin rhe yeor beoroble You oil Mess .ADVERTBEMENT5 205 If we can ' t fix your car, nobody can rr 727-8611 ■Jls not true thai your car will never be Ihe same again The way It was IS the way it will 6e wtien we re limshed A - The Bench duplicates original factory assembly methods dunng repair B - Fixtures rr.ounted on the Bench act as automatic, pin-point unibody repair guides C - The Bench System practically eliminates error Most repair |obs are accurate withm millimeters We use UL.lCKIIAn ' K- Collision Repair Equipment 77ia s why we can say confidently. Give us your damaged car and we ll give you back the car vou had before Ihe accident 1111 38th Street North - North Park Ind. Center F oorinj 1201-7rh Srreer Sourh Greor Foils, Monrono 59403 Phone: 761-3223 S m|ra. Farmers Union Oil Company of Great Falls We Have Four Toll Free Numbers for your Convenience Great Falls Station 1-800-824-3428 Fort Benton Station 1-800-821-9469 Gr. Falls Fertilizer Plant 1-800-437-0496 Ft. Benton Fertilizer Plant 1-800-421-7147 Post By Your Phone m J 206 ADVECTBEMENTS OPEN 9am-9pm EXCEPT SUNDAY 601 CENTRAL AVE 453-1497 MOST COMPLETE CAMERA AND DARKROOM STOCK FOR AMATUER AND PROFESSIONAL, IN GREAT FALLS! • COSMETICS • PHARMACY • CAMERA SHOP EVERY ITEM FOR EVERY NEED ADVmTISEMENTS 207 It ' s Q Great Day AT % t i WiTh the 1 tanning bed ■ in the Industry-Wolff System. B May all your days be filled with SUNSHINE! g - Sw i Wl 2 1 Jt— ' ■ti _■ ' ' if _i Class of All Rustlers Congratulations 1 14 9th St. South ' Class of ' 86 CINE 4 Complex Ph. 452-TANS -from the entire staff J PRINTERS C 1 lJu-J 1aJ?A€Zd COMPLETE CREATIVE PRINTING FACILITIES • Layout • Design • Paste-up • Typesetting • Newsletters • School Papers • Tabloids Owr Craftsmanship Makes Quality a Normal Routine For web printing at it ' s best call . . . 761-7050 VI 208 ADVERTISEMENTS ADVmTBEAAENTS 209 SAOD has four goals: 1. To help eliminate the drunk driver and save lives. 2. To alert high school students to the dangers of drinking and driving. 3. To conduct community alcohol awareness programs. 4. To organize peer counseling programs to help students who may have concerns about alcohol. CONTRACT FOR LIFE A Contract for Life Between Parent and Teenager Tba SADO Ortnkk Ortvw Conttact I aQree to call you lor advice and or iransponation at any hour, trom any place, If I am ever m a situation where I have been drinking or a friend or dale who is driving me has been drinking I agree lo come arvJ gel you al any hour. asked arvl no argurT enl at mat lirT e. or I ' 10 bring you home safely 1 expect v at a later lime I agree to seek safe, sober transponation home if ( am ever m a situation where ) have had loo much to dnnk or a trtend who is dnving me has txaa too much to drmk Distnbulfd by S A D D . Siudenn Against Driving Drunk complimenu of m I IbeCcmfncflTCclnHJ incQCcnr paniy ■ ; TELL IT THE WAY IT IS-Roberr Anosros, Founder and Execurive DireCTor of SADD, visits wirh QAP. srudenrs during a spedal assembly losr foil. THINK BEFORE YOU DWNK-This Chevy Novo was wrecked in o drinking and driving accident involving CMR, reenogers early rhis folL This page is sporisored by Dr, ond Mrs. Dochs. 210 ADVERTiSEAAENTS aiiud blowers C onaratuiationi ijour .Jjownlou ' tt Srlorist 610 L entral -Avenue Pkone 453-5455 Life. Health Group Insurance Disability. Annuities. Pension Plans ROBERT M. SCHOBER Sales Representative Business and Personal Insurance Planning Member, National Association of Life Unaerwrilers Life IVIember of Councils New York Life Insurance Co New York Life Insurance and Annuity Corporation (a Delaware Corporation) First Bank Building Suite 520 Great Falls. MT 59401 Bus (406)761-4954 Res (406)7614655 i — Mundale Auto Body 609 - Second Avenue South Free Estimates and Guaranteed Work Pat Carter Phone Vern Adams 453-0305 l J Pets Plus • Puppies • Birds • Tropical Fish • Small Animals Complete line of Supplies Times Square 452-PETS GOOD LUCK GRADUATES ,,Arcii ' tTou Hungry?ffls KING 1605 10th Ave. So. ELECTRIC CITY BRAKE 500 8TH AVE SO P O BOX 1 492 GREAT FALLS. MT 59403 PHONE 406 761 2852 DRUMS ROTORS FLYWHEELS TRUCK - AUTOMOTIVE • INDUSTRIAL DEL LINDER DALE LINDER AD ' ERT15EMENI5 211 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES from In the W0dding Cottage (406)454-1371 THE HOUSE OF GLASS 900 12TH ST NO GREAT FALLS, MT 59401 Art Malisan 716-0108 761-0120 Ai 1 MALISANI. INC. Whiolesale Retail Sales Showroom at 1101 8th Ave. N. Ceramic Title and Terrazzo Contractors Marble Work Resurfacing i Epoxies i Salon of Beauty LORRAINE LESTER OWNER RIVERVIEW SHOPPING CENTER 41 DIVISION ROAD 1-106) 781-3820 GREAT FALLS, MT 59404 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 86 When you think Insurance think Wright Have Wright Write it Right, Right? Right! 5 SAVE fS MONEY S 1812 10th Ave. South ■ j D r r ' ' Falls, Montana 59401 727- J ' t f ' iojice .5440 Life • Auto • Fire • Health • Truck • Commercial Success Closses ' 86, ' 87, ' m. ' 89 Send your Friends the Wright Way Fox Form ond lOrh Ave Souih (406) 452 9525 212 ADVERTSEAAENTTS Our Heritage Is Yours Pamper yourself at the Heritage Inn when you enter the world of New Orleans in the French quarter. Dine at the elegant Escadrille Dining Room and enjoy nightly entertainment at the Blue Max Lounge. And for relaxation, try tennis, golf, handball, racquetball, swimming pools, a putting green, two saunas and the iacuzzi or whirlpool. 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MT 5 403 Th« fono fcTj g Dealer are the only members of the Great FaJls Auto Dealers Auociatton sponftorin this advertisement Your consideration and patronage w-ill be appreciated -MEMBERS- BISON FORD 500 - lOlh Avenue South (Ford Cars Ford Trucks) 727-2552 DON RYAN OLDS 918 Central Avenue (Oldsmobilc) (761-4440) Crrv CHEVROLET-TOYOTA 3900 - 10th Avenue South (C e Tole1 Che -ro Tracks Tosora 761-4900 HAGGARTY CHRYSLER-FL ' J-MOLTH 815 First Avenue North 761-1250 DICK GRIEB BUICK, INC. 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Congratulations Seniors The Barrel Cafe And Lounge Congratulates the Closs of ' 86 And the State AA Footboll Champions 527 Central Ave. W. 452-5238 Formal Wear Rental Sales • Big and Tall Specialty Shop Complete Men ' s Wear Fashion Center vg iy%ftJFltl I%I« MENSWEAR CENTRE 411 Cenrral • P - 761-5C ' : Cokeis it! ' Great Falls Coca Cola ' ' ittlt H DISTRIBUTOR GREAT FALLS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO 933 38N 761-3794 CONGRATULATIONS Hjl JH GRADUATES W H AND Ch ALL OF CMR J ADVERT15EMB T5 2f7 29 Division Rood Phone 727-0311 Dining Roonn AL ' S PIZZA DOUGHNUT SHOP DELIVERIES $1.00 (Free deliveries on orders over $10.00) Hrs 10 Q.m.-ll p.m. Monday rhru Sorurdoy EVERYTHING YOU ' VE ALWAYS WANTED IN A PIZZAi % Stoebe Chiropractic Clinic PREVENTATIVE FAMILY HEALTH CARE MARK T. STOEBE. 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NORTH GREAT FALLS • MonVdna V-xo sapptairK It Black Hil! ' xk) • Seiko k Buiova Waiclies 452-6623 JOHNSON -MADISON LUMBER COMPANY SMCUUZfNO m fMj -ro-f iNO mms SINCE 1923 815 9th Street North 453-3249 The Award Center 1305 -91h Avenue South TROPHIES Great Falls, MT 59405 4 (406)452-3061 ENGRAVING All the awards you need for artii event or presentation . For Military • Schools • Businesses • Organizations Rich Tom Janzer ,ADVIRT1SE £K 227 SET YOUR FINANCIAL GOALS WITH DENNIS PETRAK NEW YOP,K LIFE 761-4954 COLUMDU5 HOSPITAL cordially invires you ro orrend rhe EoUng Disorders Supporr Group Wednesdays or 4.00 p.m. or Columbus Hospirol Ths group offers supporr ro persons suffering from Anorexic of Dulimio or onyone who hos fomily members or friends suffering from these disorders For more Inforrrxihon coll Solly Seirz or Columbus Hosplrol727-3000 exrension 5336 4,M oj d sKoe VESnBN. VILUkCS Loucks Glassley Certified Public Accountants 2 Roilrood Squore Great Falls, Montana 59403 Phone: 761-8265 228 ADVEIMBEMENTS ADVERTBEMBIiS 229 INDEX ADMINISTRATION 198 Amole. l-eie 8 1 ?8 Henneberg. Sreve 198 Peietsen. Donolo 198 Wester. Deon 198 FACULTY SECTION 198-203 Allison, .ynn 201 Anderson. Joon 202 Sc-oyr. 202 Doron, Deoms 201 Doriow, LmcJo 199 Dornelt. Richord 196, 199 Douer. Gory 199 Dozont. Eieen 199 Dergmon. Dovtd 199 Dernoid. Leon 199 Olock, Worgofer 202 Drody. 3-Qnch 26. 28, 44. 201 Dtonson. Locroine 199 Coldwell. Nodine 202 Compbell. MjcHekne 202 Chose. John 201 Church. DoO 199 Copper. Pom 199 Cunningham. Aurelio 66. 199 Dohl. Tefn 199 Davis. Denn6 199 Shefito 199 Dell. Dens 199 Dietz. Mke 199 Eidsvig. Soroh 199 Ellb. Nancy 199 Elwoy. Elome 67. 199 Engren. Chuck 199. Enochson. ( ichord 199 Freshout. Moroo 199 Frost, r oo 199 Gardner. Lofry 70. 199 Gornoat. Mory 199 Willom 199 Gersack. Elen 199 Gillilond. Korhfyn 202 Gliewe. Kothleen 199 Grady. Virginio 199 Graham, Terry 199 Theo 202 Granlie. Dennis 82, 83, 84. 85. 86, 199 Graves, [ ondi 199 Floherty, Noro 199 Gray, Tereso 199 Hobel. Soroh 201 Hager. Goil 199 Hoigh, Tom 40. 199 Hall. Shirley 202 Hamilton, f oy 200 Ho.nel, Moxine 56, 200 Hanson, Chorles 200 Hocevor, Mil« 200 Hogenson, Lowell 200 Hotferber, Joyce 202 Hudak, Cloy 200 Jenvne, Donnie 200 Johnson, Jocl 20, 200 Jomes 200 Vicky 200 Jordan. Velmo 202 Jungling, Donold 200 Jon 200 Kenczko. Don 4, 200 Kendle. Wiley 200 Kotfke. Sporky 20, 29. 200 Lamb. Cheryl 200 Larson, Doug 200 Leiand, Alice 201 Lester, I ick 201 Laveson, Doug 21, 200 Lorong, Carroll 200 Maurer, Thomos 201 McCain, Morry 202 Mcintosh, Kothleen 200 McKinnon, Roberr 200 McNess, Irene 202 Meguire. Vidiie 200 Meske. Ken 200 Messmon, Michoelo 200 Mikulecky. Dovid 200 Miller. Roberr 200 Mink. Jocqueline 200 Mollonder. Dennis 201 Monroe, Der-y Jo 200 Morse, Stonley 69, 200 Neill, Mork 201 Nelson. Alan 200 Fefn200 Niemi, Korhenne 200 Nisbet, Gerald 200 Nordrum, John 201 Oeleis. Jocqueline 201 O ' Hora, Jesse 200 Parrish, Carol 201 Ojalo, Porricio 201 Paulson, Kent 24, 39, 200 Plan, John 201 Prahl, Shirley 201 Raffefy, Shirley 201 Romes, Michelle 202 Robertson, Robert 201 Ronning, Amra 201 Rossell, Chorles 201 Rov ton, Lorry 201 Ruffatto, Shelio 202 Sonford. Richord 201 Sconson, Beverly 202 Seitz, Lorry 201 Mory 202 Shelden, Gory 201 Smith, Kent 201 Hugh 201 Judee 202 Smrdel, Suson 202 Snow, Judith 201 Soldono, Jomes 201 Mory Lou 201 Spencer, Koren 201 Tom 201 Stone, Mone 201 Strom, Marvin 201 Stukey, Dovid 67, 201 Taylor, Howord 201 Tefft. Beverly 201 Thompson, Connie 202 Trujillo, Porrick 201 Tudor, Chip 23, 201 Wollace, Gory 201 Warren, Gory 201 Weaver, Shirley 201 Wilcox, Phyllis 202 Wiley, Lillion 97, 201 Wooden, Richord 201 Young, Borboro 202 Zbinden, Noncy 202 Cortwrighf. Ken 200 Dickhoff, Dove 203 Horthun, Don 203 Reed, Jeff 203 Senders, Glen 203 Schippers, Horry 203 Schuff, Ells 203 Schworz, Tom 203 Steworf. Dob 203 Storrusten, Don 203 Wolf, Reno 203 COOKS 203 Cichosz, Hozel 200 Curtis, Morilyn 203 Hagen, Alicio 203 Mormon, Flossie 203 Harris, Louno 200 Higgins, Delores 200 Hughes, Debris 203 Morrison, Dororhy 203 Smith, Corlyn 203 Sollid, Lyndo 200 Wegner, Lorerto 200 ek X CUSTODIANS 203 Arnold, Kelly 200 Aonrud, Christine (10) 80, 181 Joy i12) 26, 27, 64, 70, 120 Abbott, Juhe (11) 77, 147 Scott (9) 30, 70, 183 ACADEMICS, 88 99 Ackerman, Corrie (11) 28, 147 Ackert, Steven (10) 67, 166 Acord. Nothon (10) 166 Adorns, Liso (11) 75, 63, 65, 147 Scotr (12) 18, 19, 104E 123 ADS 204 229 Aguior, Rod (12) 123 Ahenokew, Aretho (11) 164 Eleonor (10) 166 Lyie (10) 181 Ursulo (UG) Ahlquist, Amy (9) 87, 183 Albert, Koren (11; 164 Alexonder, Noel (11) 147 Aline, Pctncio (12) 144 Allen, Dorren (11) 83, 84, 147 230 INDEX Jeff (9) 77, 180 Suzie (11) 56, 57, 147, 204, 202 Allison, Melisso (10) 06, 79, 166 Micheal (12) 120 Alvarodo, Deboroh (10) 166 Amdahl, Ttramos (12) 67, 123 Amellne, Roberro (9) 180 Amidon, Aaron (10) 166 Ammondson, Cyndi (10) 71, 80, 166 Andersen, Aoron (11) 147 Drad (11) 80, 147 Druce (12) 120, 10 Corl (10) 166 Dole (10) 166 Darin (12) 120, 104 Dovid Lee (9) 180 David P, (10) 80, 166 Eric (10) 166 Korlerre (10) 166 Keirh (11) 147 Mary (12) 55, 123 Scorr (9) 180 Scorr M (9) 81, 180 Teresa (9) 180 Andrus, 5reve (10) 75, 166 Angerer, Daniel (9) 183 Annola, John (9) 180 Anthony, Kevin (10) 20, 166 Antonich, John (11) 147 Apestegui, ilse (9) 180 Appelgren, Tommy (12) 79, 123, 197 Apuno, Kimberly (9) 183 Armocost, Lorno (12) 0, 61, 90, 120 Armstrong, Ricky (9) 180 Arndt, William (10) 80, 84, 166 Arnell, Jennifer (9) 180 Arnold, Penny (12) 67, 144 Arntson, Joan (11) 0, 61, 147 Arves, Down (10) 166 BULLET DUDS ROCK- Ger rogerhers were rhe funnesr porr of rhese seniors ' year. Heidi Sronley, Jamie LePord, Sue ' Doyle flO) 20, 166 Asklns, Kuri (9) 180 Atchison, Drendo (12) 77 123 Atchley, Shonnon (11; 68, 71, 147 Atkinson, Tobirho (10) 166 Aftwood, Kirk (9) 183 Audel, Derek (9) 81, 183 Austod, April (9; 183 Austin, Timorhy dlj 78, 79, 147 Trocy (10) 10, 80, 166 Aufh, Jomes (12) 123 Avery, Anne (10) 28, 32, 166 Axtmon, Susanne (12) 58, 144 Ayers, 5corr (12) 34, 70, 75, 144 bBb Dochmeler, Woyne (9) 180 Dock, Poulo (10) 167 Roxonne (9) 180 Bacon, Gornerr (9) 180 Baker, Jerold (11) 147 Lance (9) 8f, 84, 183 Morcie (9) 64, 81, 180 Scorr (11) 71 Baldwin, Terryn (11) 110, 147 Dolin, Korherine (11) 147 BANDS, 82 86 Balfrusch, Shannon (11) 85, 147 Dorbo, Ronold (11) 79, 80, 85, 86, 147 Bore, Sheldon (9) 180 Barghultz, Michelle (10) 167 Darnetf, Tonyo (10) 87, 167 Barnhill, Lisa (10) 80, 167 Barnhouse, Wendy (9) 180 Barron, Ann (10) 58 Oliver, Sroci Conroy, Tommy Spel-;, Emily Lombdin, Kerry Randa ll, Shelley Deorry and Ann AAolisoni ger rogerher Dorrefl, Coisondro 9) 1d3 Bortell, Ten (11) 147 Bortleti, Kirrierbly 19) 33, 140 BASKETBALL, DOYS, 38 41 GIRLS, 22 25 Dortz, Poquel 9) 183 Botchelor, Dorreri (9; 183 Der.nis ' 11 57. 147 Bates, f ' ebecco ' 12; 28, 68. 69, 87, 120 jroh (10) 28, 71, 86, 167 Bouer, Jennifer (10) 80, 85, 167 Boyliss, Timorhy (12) 144 Beor, Johnny (10) 181 Valerie (9) 195 Deotty, Shelly (12) 57, 67, 120. 231 Becker, Thomos (10) 20, 40, 167 Beeler. Gregory (11) 18, 147 Behrends, Phillip (9) 83, 84, 92. 183 Bell, Pa.jlo (11) 147 Bender, Edword (10; 181 Bendig, Cmnomon (11) 147 Penny (12) 123 Benedetti, Jeffrey (10) 167 Benner, Jim (11) 147 Bennett, Ching (11) 147 Shelone ' 11 • 87, 147 Benski, Michelle ' 9, 183 Benson, Kono ' 12; 10. 64. 122, 123 Berg, Kennerh (12) 124 Bergemann, Krisrine ( 10) 72, 167 Lynn (9) 81, 183 Berger, Arlind (10) 167 Drondon (10) 20. 167 Denney (11) 76. 147 Jone (12) 144 Ken (12) 111 William (11) 76, 147 Bergstod, Joson (10) 20, 167 for o vid parry. Dvrndt, Jole«r ' f9; 63. «3 Shery rH; 22, 56. 102, 147 B nM, Oorii« (tT; 147 Beutter, - -o ' 12 66 102 124 DiMtoio, He er ' « 75 43 65 86 148 Btgler. De yo ' 12; 71 124 Bird, P-jise ' U 167 Dishop. Orurop - ' ' 9 183 TTO • ' 12; 124 •jMX ' % 148 BHnet, Kcf ' «; HO Bivens, Jeroy («; 148 Jl ' 12; 58 64 124 EDonuen, AVys o ' 12 144 Btock, Domon ' 9; 31 183 Je ry ' 12; 124 (Vn ' 10; 80 167 Blackburn. Irety ' «; 85 148 Blodihall. W.OToe ' 12; 124 fVjo-, rg; 183 BladtwelL Ec cra ' V; 20 60. 63, 84. 167 Ro ccrrtD ' 12) 81. 124 Blodes, John (12; 124 Mon (10; 20. 167 Bloir, Oxx) (ID 148 BtoisdelL Krntserty (C) 62, 63 167 Blonchord. T-omoe, ' 12; 34. 144 Bloncher, ' ' y ' V 164 Dloskovich. ior ' 9; 183 Bleskin. Dovid (B) 18. 20 40 167 Blessum, Jiie (10; 83. 84. 66 167 Bliss, Oero (12) 39. 69, 71. tMA 124 Block. Doyce (9) 31. 183 kr- V- m. 183 r ec 12 67 124 Bloemendool. Jcr. (12. 18 19 70 79 124 Bloom, Sec e (H) 71. 148 Blossom, Do-oc (ID 18. 148 Bogie. Cossondro (tt) 77. 167 Bohl, Andrew (12) 124 Boley. K TTberty (12) 124 Bolin. Apgeto 9; 184 Donohoom. Tomoro (9) 164 Bond. Grhy :«) 181 Bonfiglio, f CX)te ' V: 184 Boone. Crxjy (l)G) Booth. Meorhef C1C 148 Borchers, Seon (12) 13. 18. 19. 124 Boyd. 3yroo (12) 124 Cynrt-K) (12) 124 iXobn (10) 167 Braaten. Qonom («) 63. 85. 167 Brond. S ' ephen («) 80. 181 Brandt. EctI (12) 66. 124 Ten-y C9) 164 Bronnam. DonriQ (9) 184 Brosheor. Dean (9) 184 Brass, o yo (9) 164 Brotcher. Dense 12) 144 Breen. .iason (9; 164 Brennan. POrrick (12) 125 Bressmon, Dtair e (9) 184 Brewer. ScoiT (12) 144 Brewick. Angeto (9) 184 Brewster. Dee (12) 72. 73 1C5 125 Gtoreoe (W 167 Scot ;i2 V44 Brion. r-;c . 18 53 55 ' -IS Bride. 5-e.— ;-e , ' IS Bright. - 5 e . 2 5 125 rcex 231 HALLOWEEN ONLY COMES once o year. When ir does freshman Liz Hunr and Kelly Kelleher go oil our. Drinko, fXctxjrd (9) 195 Dfinkman. Rondy (9) 184 Droden. A. gelo (11) 148 Ofookshire. Peytcxi (12) 125 Drosz. Cnrsrine (11) 79. 148 Sheri (9) 184 Drown, Done (11) 69. 109. 148 Joson (11) 148 Jeff (9) 184 MiChoel (10) 20, 167 Samuel (9) 84. 184 Srephonie (11) 148 Ten (9) 80, 84. 86. 184 Drowning. Vicky (12) 67. 125 Droxson. Kevin (12) 67. 125 Drumble. Michelle (10) 167 Drunelle. Heidi (10) 81. 167 Druner. Hedy (9) 58. 184 Dryani. .;o (12) 71, 73. 125 Drydon. Mork (11) 148 Orymerski, Mork (12) 125 Duchholz. Choe (10) 167 Rennie (11) 148 I Dudde, Rchord (UG) Dudeski. Knsnno (9) 84, 184 ' Dulond, Annerre (UG) 196, 197 ' Dungoy. Co ' ey (10) 20. 30. 167 Troy (12) 67. 144 Dunko. Mchoel (11) 18. 79. 148 Michelle (9) 184 Duresh, M hele (12) 28. 29. 70. 83. 125 Burgess, Soroh (11) 83, 85, 86, 148 Durleigh. Cheryl (12) 71, 78, 79, 85, 125 Cindy (10) 32. 80, 104A. 167 Durnett. Pornoo (9) 87, 184 RiChord (12) 125 Durns, Kimbefly (9) 77, 184 Dusby, Leslie (10) 80, 84, 86, 167 Dyers, Drerr (9) 184 Siocn (11) 28, 148 Corlson, Andrea (10) 59, 80, 167 Ctavid (9) 81, 184 Shone (10) 20, 40, 167 Corpenter. Drion (9) 184 Cynrhio (10) 3, 24. 25. 84. 167 Diono (11) 06. 80. 148 Williom (11) 164 Corplo. IXon (12) 125 Correll. James (10) 167 Corrette. Keely (11) 164 Carroll, Dean (10) 85, 168 Deonno (9) 184 Jeonoux (9) 195 Carter. Scorr (11) 148 Tommy (11) 164 Toby (10) 168 Cofver, Jomes (11) 149 Costie. Glenn (11) 01, 149 Cereck, Joy (10) 168 Chalmers, Dryon (11) 26. 85, 149 Choon. Lezlie (9). 84. 185 Chappell, Vicror (12) 125 Vincenr (11) 149 Chordon. Mor ke (11) 149 CHEERLEADING, 60 63 Chenoweth, Down (12) 59, 125 Chesterfield. Richard (9) 31, 185 Chewning, Jennifer (9) 185 CHOIRS, 7881 Chord, Teresa (10) 168 Christensen, Eric (12) 125 Eric R. (11) 149 Koren (12) 0. 54. 55. 61. 114. 125 Koylyn (11) 149 Christiaens, Douglos (12) 69. 125 Joqueline (9) 83. 84. 86. 185 Christionson, Amy (9) 185 Tono (11) 83. 85. 149 Christoffetson, Andrea (9) 185 Chulyok, Michael (11) 69, 149 Cichosz, Michoel (11) 18, 19, 149 Cislo, J ;.hn (11) 18, 149 Clodouhos, Curris (10) 20. 168 Clork, Lourie (9) 185 Mornn (10) 168 Michoel (9) 185 Rodney (11) 149 Scott (12) 96. 125 Stephanie (11) 149 Cloy. Kimberly (12) 126 Clement. Sherilynn (11) 28. 58. 71. 149 dinger, Scott (12) 18, 126 Ruth (9) 84, 86, 185 Cloninger, Thomos (10) 168 Close. Volerie (12) 144 Colosimo. Marty (12) 126 Connet. Heother (10) 168 Conners, Terence (10) 181 Renee (11) 150 Conover. Morci (9) 185 Troci (12) 54. 55. 59 126 Conroy. Stoci (12) 55. 67. 111. 126, 231 Cook. Dryon (10) 181 Cooley, Enko (9) 185 Erin (10) 168 Cooper, Scott (10) 20, 168 Sherry (10) 83. 86. 168 Cornell. Kimberly (10) 83. 168 Corrigon, Dobbi Jo (10) 168 Corrow. Crystal (12) 144 Dorlo (10) 168 Cottrell. Joseph (12) 126 Counttymon. Jeffrey (9) 185 Courchesne, John (10) 20. 80, 168 Crawley, George (12) Crist. Keith (11) 164 Critchfield, Kyle (12) 69. 70, 77, 97, 126 Critelli. Wendy (12) 58, 78, 79, 126 Crocker. Denise (11) 80, 150 Jennifer (9) 58, 81, 185 CROSS-COUNTRY, 26 29 BOYS. 26-27 GIRLS. 28 29 Crossland, Lon (9) 185 Crum. Christine (10) 58, 80, 168 Shown (12) 126 Crusselle, Christie (9) 185 Culbetson. Julie (11) 150 Cummings, Sfocey (11) 28, 85, 150 Cunningham. Shelley (9) 69, 71, 87, 185 Cushmon, Travis (11) 30, 111, 150, 239 Cusket. Brett (11) 83. 85. 86, 150 Seon (11) 79, 150 Czifot. Pornck (10) 168 D D Bylond. Dfett (10) 40 • Todd (11) 40, 39, 148 CLOSING PAGE, 240 Dyin. Meltsso (12) 75, 144 CLUBS. i677 Cobotett, Angelo (11) 148 Cobbley. Dorboro (10) 80. 168 Cody, C-r,stophef (9) 164 Coffmon, Kimberly (11) 149 Cometon. Russel (11) 148 Cole, ■- ' - (11) 150 Campbell. Michelle (11) 15. ' 48. 207 COLOR GUARD, 59 Robea (9) 81, 16 Colgon, John (12) 55, 72, 70, 126 1 Stocy (9) 15. 24. 16 1 Collo, Candro (10) 168, 51, 58, 64, 80 Coniley. Eugene (10) 167 Colmor, Jessjco ( ) 84 ' Copps. CandKie (11) 69. 148 1 COLOPHON, 239 1 ' 232 INDEX Dachs. Jon (12) 56, 57, 104A, 126, 200 Dodoy, Christine (12) 126 Dohley. Heather (10) 168 Doiton, Jomie (11) 150 Damon. Corro (12) Donna (11) 87, 150 Lynn (12) 144 Done. Tom (12) 10, 14, 89, 126 Daniel. Cheryl (12) 144 Christine (10) 168 Dooud. Sommora (10) 168 Sudod (AD 75 Davidson. Riki (10) 80, 168 Davis. Heother (9) 87, 185 Jennifer 185 Liso (11) 71, 150 Michoel (12) 18, 55, 70, 75, 85, 86, 96, 126 Pom (9) 185 Roylene (10) 181 Renee (11) 86. 150 Shonnon (9) 74, 185 Shotol (9) 185 Shelio (9) 185 Debolt, Dill (10) 168 Donny (9) 21, 185 Degogne. April (11) 86, 150 Dehne. Aoton (12) 18, 126 Coleen (11) 150 Delcomfe. John (9) 185 Deleploncque, Steven (10) 168 Delich, Doniko (9) 4, 60, 64. 185 Dempsey, Poulo (9) 185 Rondy (11) 18. 00, 150 Denegor, Corey (11) 00, 01, 150 Denning, Pomelo (10) 24, 168 Depner. Koie (9) 59, 185 Deroso. Anthony (9) 185 Dess, Brian (9) 186 James (11) 111, 150 Dewitt, Jomi (9) 186 Dick, Jomes (11) 150 Diede. Mark (9) 81, 186 Mike (12) 18, 126 Monte (10) 20. 80. 168 Dietz, Gregg (11) 26, 151 Stephanie (10) 74. 80. 83, 84, 86, 168 Dilley. Christine (9) 186 Robert (12) 126 Divish, Michoel (11) 151 Dobson. Kristy (10) 62, 168, 237 Sandy (11) 151 Dockter, Douglas (12) 18, 39, 70, 85, 126 Joonn (10) 24. 25. 32. 84. 86, 168 Doion. Lisa (9) 81, 59, 186 Dolderer, Pomelo (11) 32, 00, 151 Stacy (9) 32, 81, 186 Donnelly, Daniel (10) 87, 168 Donohue, Amy (12) 72, 75. 105, 144 Doton. Heather (11) 80, 151 Doris, Mory (12) 144 Dormody. Scorr (11) 151 Dotson. James (12) 127 Sherry (10) 168 Toro (11) 80, 151 Dow, Angelo (11) 69. 151 James (12) 127 Dues. Cory (11) 164 Duffy. Korhleen (12) 14. 22, 55, 70, 90, 127 Dupont, Monica (10) 168 Dutchak. Jerry (9) 186 DuvqII. Volotie (11) 71. 151 ACTING AS IF- she owns rhe journol- isnn floor, junior Suzie Allen barks or- ders ro her buds FUN IN THE TUB wirh Jon Afrer o gruelling nighr of chasing homecom- Dyksfro, Jason (10) 80, 166 Dyson, Jody (9) 186 Eoton, [Richard J (11) 151 Ebeling, Ana (10) 168 Edmonds, Jusrin (9) 186 Edwords, l evin (10) 169 Kimberly (11) 151 Roberr (11) 151 Egberg, Joel (11) 151 Eggers, Kendo (9) 186 Ehnes, Anisso (11) 151 Eiskont, Barbara (11) 151 Eldridge, Drendo (10) 169 Elioson, Carrie (11) 15, 22, 20, 102, 151 Ellingfon. Parri (9) 186 Seon (12) 66, 127 Emerich, Cloy (12) 72, 73, 78, 79, 144 Engebretsen, Dovid (9) 84, 186 Engel, Pomelo (9) 186 Jim (12) 67, 127 Englond, John (10) 20, 169 Michoel (UG) Engstrom, Srephen (11) 151 Entsminger, Michael (9) 186 Ericksen, Gregory (10) 169 Dee (10) 169 Ernst, Srephonie (9) 81, 186 Euerie, Chad (9) 69, 186 Krisrin (11) 90, 151 Eusfonce, Bloine (12) 111, 144 Evons, Ded y (12) 58, 64, 127 Srephen (12) 67, 144 Toby (9) 186 Eve, inoria (12) 75, 127 FACULTY SEaiON, 198 200 Fogenstrom, Down (9) 84, 186 Foirchild, Donald (10) 111, 169 Korlo (9) 186 Seon (12) 70, 127 Foirhurst, Joyce (10) 169 Leslie (10) 169 ing condicjs senior Jon Dochs rokes o rest in rhe sophomore pool. Paulo (10) 24, 25, 169 Fannin, Porrick (11) 71, 151 Former, Korherine (10) 169 Forris, Jennifer (10) 84, 169 Fossler, Michael (12) 144 Fotz, Cosey (10) 20, 75, 169 Foulkner, Dyron (11) 151 Foyden, Donald (12) 66, 67, 127 Fehres, Corl (12) 80, 85, 86, 127 Neil (11) 151 Feldmon, Don (9) 81, 186 Teresa (12) 10, 58, 64, 70, 127 Felsteod, Alido (11) 28, 32, 64, 74, 151 Felzer, Kori (12) 28, 55, 64, 104H 114, 127 Paul (9) 64, 195 Fenton, Shone (12) 127 Ferres, Undo (11) 76, 151 Fionf, Michoel (10) 169 P,ichelle (9) 84, 186 Fijolkowski, Aniro (11) 151 John (9) 186 Willoim (11) 55, 151 Finch, Morio (12) 72, 144 Fisher, Dorryl (11) 80, 84, 151 Lisa (10) 168 Fitterer, Amy (12) 127 Tod (11) 59, 151 Fiodstoi, Michael (10) 4, 169 Fiomond, Somone (9) 186 Flonogon, Michelle (9) 84, 186 Fleming, Kim (11) 55, 152 Flemmens, Tonya (10) 181 Terry (11) 26, 152 Flood, Andreo (12) 70, 76, 127 Floyd, Kevin (10) 169 Foley, Lonce 9) 00, 186 FOOTBALL, 18 21 Forbes, Andrew (10) 26, 169 Forsmon, Dorrell (12) 66, 144 Jomes (12) 70 Michael (9) 186 Woyne (12) 144 Foster, Bryan (9) 87, 186 Srephonie (10) 71, 169 Fousek, Suon (12) 127 Fox, Eliso (9) 87, 186 Kennerh (UG) 74 Kim (12) 5, 56, 57, 72, 70, 97, 127 Ronald (10) 87, 169 Franz, Rheann (11) 152 Rhesheil (10) 169 Fronzwo, Tracy (11) 152 Freemon, MiOyxt (9) 77, 87, 186 French, Srephonie (11) 75, 152 FRESHMAN SEaiON, 182 195 Frey, r.-lio ' 10 169 Friend, br or. ' 12; 18. 19, 128 Fries, Lory (11; 152 Fritch, Mork dO) 20, 170 Froehle, John (9) 21, 186 Fronsee, Keren (11) 152 Fuentez Tony (9) 195 Fulbright, Down (10) 80, T70 Zone (11; 12, 17, 26. 64, 69. 78, 79, 152 Fuller, Erinn dO; 170 Shonnon (9; 58, 72, 186 c Gobriel, Domel dl) 64, 152 Korhleen (10; 28, 36, 170 Leslie (12) 58, 128 Gaertner, Brendo (UG) 128 Morcelie (9; 77, 186 Gaines, Vesley A (11) 152 Goither, Svacey (11) 152 Gallogher, Brodley (12) 128 Tonya (9) 186 Golleo, Bill (UG) Gamble. Ktmberly (10) 67, 80, 170 Krysrol (12) 56, 57, 128 Gorcio, Melinda (10) 170 Gardenhire, Dovid (9) 84, 186 Garrett, Michoel (11) 152, 197 Garrity, Niki (11) 80, 85, 86, 152 Garza, Monuel (9) 186 Gotes, Richord (12) 54, 55. 67. 128 Gay, Hurrr (9) 84, 186 Geaudiy, Doris (10) 170 Porricio (12) 76, 77, 93, 128 Gemar, Pamela (11) 58, 152 Gerhart, Donald (11) 55, 152 Gernoat, Lourice (9) 186 Gertiser, Wendy (10) 59, 170 Giesler, Tiffony (12) 0, 28, 29, 64, 70. 79. 128 Gilbert. Tonno (11) 79. 152 Williom (12) 67. 144 Gilbreath, Danielle (12) 66. 128 Gilcher, Julionn (11) 69. 152 Gillen, Rowdy (9) 186 Ginnoty, Jamie (12) 128 Tomi (11) 85. 152 Girres, Srephonie (12) 70. 83, 85, 86, 128 Glodue, Alone (9) 195 Harold (11) 76, 152 Rodney (12) 144 Glospell, Michoel (9) 186 Goetz, Brian (11) 64, 74. 83. 85, 86, 152 Bruce (11) 26, 64, 74. 83, 85, 98, 152 Jeff (9) 10, 64. 84. 187 Tom (12) 18. 128 Goff, Moelee (9) 81, 187 GOLF, 42 Goltz. K rr (9) 187 Gonser. Timothy (12) 67. 128 Gonzalez. Ricardo (10) 181 Goo, Leslie (11) 152 Good, Bromley (9) 63, 75, 187 Goudy, Gregory (12) 128 Gould, O M 9} 187 rvjoen O) 105, 170, 234 Goulet, jrr;ffr ' 12; 67 .. ' • -2, t-7. 128 Grace, Vo . ' , 152 Grohom. InO. (10; 170 Grondy, Dotb OXi; 197 Gronlie, Corr« («; tfl, 83 65, 86, 170 Groy, ' ' «i A ' « 152 D.. ' 12; in. 128 Morgae ' ?; 187 Grbic W«fie ' 9) 187 Green. C ' ol ' 10; 83. 84. 86, 170 Jocon ' 7; 187 Lynnene A (12; 36. 37. 78. W. 128 Lynnere ' 9; 187 MKjxsei («; 152 Gregory. Robbe ' ID 152 Greno. ' icry ' 12; 18. 19. 70, 129 Griessmer, Wifred (12; 129 Grimshow, Lso ' tl; 152 Grinsteinrter. Roymond (If; 52. 239 Reyf« (12; 129 Wer }y ' Iff; 170 Grosskopf, Scon ' 9; 187 Grubb. ' onow ' 12; 129, 239 :-even (to m, 153 Gruniowicz. Dorei ' 12; 3. 129 Guckeen. Dtarie (9) 187 Dorin(11)153 Gue. :c-o(12)144 Guenther. We- ,-(11; 85 153 Guess. o 12, 129 Guilben, Snor, riQ; 170 Guill. -e-eio (tl) 153 Gullings, A efeso (O 170 Gunderson. Mar (10) 20, 170 Gunter. Keley (If; 153 Gustki. S- en (ID 153 GYMNASTia, 3607 H H Haogenson. Phip (9) 187 Hackethom. Jofvi (ID 26. 153 Hockwith, BcriQ (12) 59. 129 Hog bom. Jerrtfer (10) 170 Roodd (11) «. 153 Hogen. A Ton (12) 18. 129 Hogfeldt. CWon (ID 153 Erica (9) 187. Hogglund. Robri (12) 75. 129 Haigh. .„e (10) 10. 64. 170 Halbert. LOLro (10) 170 Hole. on (9) 167 .tmes (ID 153 Noll. Lcnef (10) 170 Halvorson. Torrvny (9) 32. 187 Thereo J (12) 67, 129 Hamilton. ChesQ (9) 64 66. 75. 61. 167 John (ID 6. 18. 146. 153 Hammortd. Krnberty (9) 81. 187 Hancock. Monhew (UG) Penny (9) 187 Hand. Toren (10) 64 170 Hondy. Sondro (9) 167 Honley. yocy (12) 129 Honnah. Pouerre (UG) 197 INDEX 233 Hansen, Mork (12) 67. 87. 129 N ole (12) 64. 68, 75. 144 Hanson, Cheryl (10) 18. 171 Chnsfophef (11) 153 Horbour, Down (9) 87. 187 Harger. Corherine (11) 83, 85, 153 Harper, George (12) 129 Scort (101 171 Horrell, Fre j« (10) 80, 171 Horrell. Tondi (10) 171 Morris. Jeonne (9) 4. 187 John (12) 144 Voneo (9) 187 Hortmon, Timorhy (10) 171 Horvell. Morcelta (11) 153 Wondo (11) 154 Hosbrouck, Kerh (9) 80, 84 187 Wode (9) 85, 86, 187 Hoskell. Jeffrey (12) 30, 129 Hougon. Dole (12) 67, 129 Houge. Koryen (10) 36. 37. 58, 64. 60. 165. 171 Hausmonn, Joel (9) 187 Hayes, Jonene (9) 187 Moroo (9) 69. 187 Headley, John (11) 154 Heagney. Louro L (11) 154 Hedrick, Commie (12) 79. 129 Heffern, Angele (12) 78, 79. 129 Chrisropher (9) 83. 84. 187 Heggen. Kerm (9) 187 Helde. Gregory (9) 77. 187 Heilman. Hyon (11) 154 Heintzelmon, Mork (9) 187 Heintzmon. Gregory (12) 129 Heisner, Cheryl (10) 24. 171 Helmy, (Xono (12) 100 Henderson. Shon (11) 2. 18. 30, 31, 154 Theodore (10) 20, 31. 171 Hendricks. Kenneth (9) 187 Terronce (10) 20. 171 Commie (12) 66 Henneberg, Trioo (10) 24. 25, 32. 64. 165, 171 Hennings. Melsso (9) 187 IXobert (12) 71. 130 Hepp. Koron (10) 63. 84. 171 ShofondO) Heppell, Ke«i (10) 59, 80. 171 Herron. Gory (12) 144 Herrington, Cormon (10) 181 Herselm, Ded y (9) 187 Durke (12) 18. 19. 144 Herzog, Timorhy (10) 171 Hesse. Metsso (ID 80. 154 Herlond. Noncy (9) 84, 187 Heun. Dooglos (9) 26. 187 Michete (10) 171 Hewn. AAchele (10) 51 Hion. Detroy (11) 154 Hickman, Kevn (12) 144 Ten (10) 171 Hicks. Amy (UG) Tommy (12; 55. 130 Higglns. Gordon (12; 18. 70. 79. 100 Jorm (9) 26. 187 Notolie (12) 71. ' 0 Suzi (11) 64. 154 Hightower. Wiltom (9) 195 Hilbig, Cl nr (12) 144 Hllde. Krisrin (10) 0, 12, 24, 25. 64. 171 Hller. George (9) 187 Hill. Chrs (11) 154 Henry (10) 26, 171 Jenni (9) 187 Kevin (10) 171 Leslie (12) 142 Hllllord, Jim (11) 18. 154 Hllmy. fXonno ( ) 68 Himebough. Nysho (12) 130 Tayo (9) 188 Himmelberg. Uso (10) 24. 171 Hinsz. jQSon (11) 18. 154 Hlrnlng, Domel (12) 18, 19. 83. 85. 130 Meionie (10) 84, 171 Hiss, Sondy (10) 171 Hir e, Dryon (10) 171 Hjelvlk, Jomes (10) 83. 84. 171 Hobbs. Scotr (12) 34, 35. 130 Hodge. Jennifer (9) 188 HoHorth. Melindo (9) 188 Hoffmonn. Douglos (12) 66. 130 Hoflond, Kirk (12) 26. 64. 68. 130 Kory (12) 12, 14, 78, 79, 130 Hogmon. Liso (12) 144 Holbrook. Heidi (10) 171 Hollond. Eric (11) 154 Kris (UG) [ oberr (9) 64, 182, 188 Suson (10) 171 Hollar, r err (11) 40, 154 Holme, Michelle (12) 97, 130 Holsclaw, Gory (UG) Holt, Wendy (10) 91. 171 Holzberger, Heidi (10) 171 Holzheimer. Heorher (10) 59. 171 Honeycurt. Scorr (12) 67, 144 Hopper, Chorles (9) 188 Dovid (11) 154 Horner, Joseph (12) 18, 19, 09, 130 Horsley, Undo (12) 67. 130 Horron, John (10) 171 Mork (9) 188 Horyna, Pornco (10) 80, 171 Hosley, Heidi (9) 84, 188 Hover, Pornck (12) 130 Hovlond, Loroe (9) 81, 188 Howard, Alon (UG) Drondee (12) 61, 85, 100 Vernon (10) 171 Howell, Corey (11) 154 Terry (12) 67, 100 Tuesday (9) 87. 186 Howse, Evo (10) 80. 171 Huber, Dorboro (9) 188 Ginger (11) 154 Leonne (12) 70. 100 Hudick, Valerie S (9) 188 Hughes, Dove (11) 145. 154 Hunt, Ehzoberh (9) 4. 60. 64. 188 Hunter, Chnstophe (9) 188 Joeiy (11) 99. 155 Korhenne (9) 188 Huntsberger, Rebecco (12) 109 Schelene (10) 171 Huston, Srocy (11) 155 Tomoro (9) 188 Hutchin, Deonno (10) 84 Hutchinson, Gwen (10) 81. 171 Robin (10) 71. 171 MITCH ON A DIET- Nor much of a while he is hospirolizeci for o knee meal is served ro junior Mirch Srimoc jury cquired during foorball seosoi ' Hylond, Douglas (10) 80. 171 Suzanne (12) 101. 58 [ lontosco, Michele (UG) INDEX. 230 239 Ingolls. Chrisra (9) 10. 188 Ingersoll. Scorr (10) 40, 172 INTERMURALS. 4647 Isley. Carlo (12) Ernest (10) 85, 172 Israel. William (9) 168 Ivers. Jennifer (12) 71, 78. 79, 80, 85, 86, 101 Louro (9) 81. 80. 65. 188 Iwen. Jennifer (11) 15, 155 Katherine (9) 188 J J JQckson. Roeonn (10) 80, 172 Jacobs, Preston (10) 172 Jonetski, Emily (11) 0, 79, 155 Jennifer (9) 50, 81. 188 Jonzer, Scorry (11) 155 Joroczeski. James (12) 09. 101 JarrelL Melisso (11) 78. 79, 155 Jarvey. Lance (11) 01, 155 Jeffrey. Glenn (10) 172 Jennings, Andrew (9) 12. 04. 61, 188 Peter (12) 04. 70. 90, 101 Jensen, Joylene (9) 188 Jermonn. Susan (9) 188 Jessel, Down (9) 189 Jewett. Jocqueline (12) 60, 105, 101 Johner. Shelby (11) 82, 60, 85, 86, 155 Johnson, Aaron (10) 40, 80, 172 Allen (11) 155 Andreo (10) 172 Annette (11) 164 Dorboro (11) 155 Drerr (9) 189 Casey (11) 155 Clinton (11) 26, 27. 155 Dorren (11) 71, 83. 85, 155 Dovid (11) 155 Enk (11) 155 Gregory (12) 101 Kirk (11) 155 Kyndro (9) 189 Lorerto (12) 71. 101 f ebecco (10) 80. 172 Roger (12) 101 Shen (9) 189 Tino (10) 80. 172 Johnston, Jonis (9) 189 Jolindo (12) 131 Lisa (9) 189 rXoberr (11) 155 Jones, Chrisrol (9) 83. 84. 189 Clauzell (9) 189 Diona (10) 172 Erin (11) 87. 155 Joromo, Erik (11) 155 Lucy (9) 189 Joidon, Dnon (10) 172 Jorgensen, Erie (12) 80. 131 Kenneth (12) 0. 101 Korey (10) 172 Joy, Jennifer (11) 79. 155 Joyner, Jomes (11) 79, 155 Scott (12) 101 Jungling. Mork (11) 79, 155 JUNIORS SEaiON, 146 164 Juntunen, Drodley (10) 80, 172 K KolofQt. Joe (12) 20, 54, 101 Julie (11) 80, 155 Koler, Joy (10) 80, 172 Kollom, Ronald (9) 189 Kom, Gregory (11) 04, 155 Kongos, Trocy (12) 101 Kopptie, Dan (12) 101 Korjolo. Korie (10) 80. 84. 172 Korns, Can (10) 80. 172 Kosper, Dovid (9) 189 Renee (12) 101 Kothrein. Liso (10) 172 Kouftnon, Liso (12) 14, 101. 205 Kourin, Deiene (10) 56. 80, 172 Gregory (12) 8. 78. 79. 102 Kovlie, Pomelo (10) 172 Kozel, Ron ri2) 102 Keck, Thomos (10) 172 Kellehet, Kelly (9) 189. 202 204 INDEX Keller, Porricio (10) 83, 84, 86, 172 Kelley, Roberto (10) 172 Kelly, Woyne (9) 189 Kempo, Chorlo (11) 2, 79, 155 Daniel (12) 102 Kendall, Jcred (10) 172 Toddo (11) 79, 156 Kennedy, Korrino (11) 83, 85, 156 (Xoy (9) 189 Kershner, Corolyn (11) 79, 156 Jocob (9) 189 Kertfulo, Sue (9) 189 Kessner, Kori (11) 156 Kexel, Susan (11) 83 Kildahl, Eric (12) 09, 132 Killebrew, Allen (12) 102 Kimmel, f obert (11) Warren (12) 144 Kincer, Michelle (9) 189 Tiffany (11) 80, 85, 156 Kinziner, Robert (10) 80, 84, 86, 172 Kisses Michel (12) 102 Kjelsrud Jon (9) 189 Morrhew (12) 132 Kline f obert (12) 132 Kloss Natalie (11) 85, 156 Knopstod Kenneth (9) 189 Knudson Leonne (9) 189 Showna (12) 132 Jeffrey (9) 84, 189 Knufson Jillene (11) 80, 85, 86, 156 Linnoe (10) 84, 172 Robert (10) 172 KochMark (9) 189 Koloshinski Shilo (9) 81, 189 Kolmon Jessica (10) 86. 172 KolstQd Erica (9) 189 Kurt (11) 156 Kommers Carol (9) 189 Korb Koylo (10) 83, 84, 172 Korin Michelle (12) 102 Koslosky Robinerre (11) 156 Kosmerl Dovid (11) 83, 85, 86, 156 Kofh Douglas (12) 102 FIELD AND STREAM- posrer chilcj sen- ior Lisa Koufrnon looks for her fishing pole on rhe Advanced Biology field rrip ro Many Pines Campground in rhe Neihorr oreo. Kougl Pomelo ' 11; 156 Krollch Becky (9; 189 Jimmy (11) 156 Kromorlch Kevin (12) 102 Kramer Lori MO) 172 Krledemon Corl CW 164 Roger (12 Krohmer Tony fUG; 117, 132 Kropp Robert (10; 172 Krueger Arthur ' 10) 172 Kruger Joe! ' 11; 156 Kuether Scott (12; 102 Kuglin Kirnberly (12) 102 Kuhlmann Kevin (9) 189 Robert (11; 156 Kujala Jerry (9) 189 Krisro (11; 79, 86, 156 Kummer Motsho (9) 189 Moftin (10) 172 Kuntz Angelo (9) 50, 81, 189 Kurns Tammie (10) 80, 181 Kutferer Kothionn (9) 80, 84, 86, 189 Matthew (10) 172 Logerquist Dotio (12) 14, 102 Lambdin Emily (12) 102 Lomere Corey (10) 172 Richard (12) 102 Rodger (9) 189 Williom J (9) 189 Lomphier Oeth (12) 103 Lone Decl y (9) 189 Lane Tommony (9) 81, 189 Long Chtis (9) 189 Lange Jason (12) 133 Longel Amy (11) 87, 156 Longford Chuck (12) 144 Longley Ronald (9) 189 Theodore (12) 83, 85, 86, 133 Lonkford Sherry (12) 133 Lansing Stephanie (9) 195 Tiffonie (9) 189 Lorsen Clinton (10) 172 Lorson Clifford (9) 189 Marsha (11) 156 Losch Scott (10) 80, 170 Lossilo Jesse (12) 133 Louver Charles (10) 83, 85, 173 Lovolley Jock (11) 156 Lea Jennifer (9) 81, 189 Lee Dryon (9) 189 Dione (11) 156 Juliann (9) 81, 190 Todd (11) 156 Lefebre Michael (11) 156 Lehmon Erik S (10) 181 Leiond Judith (9) 190 Leim Down (9) 81, 190 Lemoster Michael (10) 30, 173 Lembo Richatd (12) 133 Lent Sherrie (12) 130 Lepord Jamie (12) 133 Lesemon Jerry (9) 190 Leveque Michael (9) 190 Lewis Don (12) 83. 85, 86, 130 James (10) 172 Kathleen (9) 190 Michete (10) 80, 181 Shonron (9) 190 LIclnl Atehoel (11) 156 Urn Andrew (12) 133 Urn Jeon (9) 190 Limb AAork A ' 11; 156 LInd Cory (10) 173 Lindburg Down (12) 70, 90 Lindsey Michoel ' 10) 80, 173 Lingel ' y.ooie ' 10; 173 Lingschelt Tor r ee ' 12) 133 Linn bt-c:-, ' 10; 83, 84, 86. 173 John (9) 30. 190 Robert (12) 83, 86, 133 Ronold ' 11) 156 Litoslonsky Jomie (10) 173 Livingston Shone (9) 190 Riley A ' 12j 133 Lloyd Joseph (11) 12. 30. 31, 117, 156 Lockrem Coileen (11) 85. 86. 157 Loftus Dusty (10) 173 Rusty (11) 80, 157 Lomos Scon (12) 133 Long Andrea (10) 83, 84, 173 Bonnie (12) 133 Reneo (12) 133 Lords Shannon (11) 83, 85, 157 Lotveit Djorn (11) 157 Loucks Drert (11) 12, 157 Loughnone David (11) 157 Lovelien Joel (10) 173 Lowe Julie (12) 51, 70, 133 Lowthion Derh (11) 51, 157 Luisi Julie (9) 134, 190 Ion (12) Luraos Stocey (9) 190 Luse Dorbata (9) 77, 81, 190 Lusk Micheol (10) 77, 173 Lustgraof Bradley (12) 134 Lutes Connie Jo (10) 77, 173 Lutz Jesse (12) 104 Lynch Lori (12) 104 Lyson Roxanne (10) 170 M Madison Poul (11) 72, 157 Modsen Kris (12) 17. 26. 57. 134 Modson Kormel (9) 81. 190 Moevers Larry (10) 173 Mogers Jennifer (9) 190 Mark HO) 72. 77, 173 Mohoney Daniel (11) 157, 96 Duff (12) 18. 19, 70, 104 Mojerus Shondo (9) 28, 190 Molek Fronk (10) 144 Molin Kevin dO ' 84. 173. 239 Michelle 02) 83. 85. 134 Molisoni Ann (12) 5, 55. 64, 70, 90, 134. 231 Moloney Jored (11) 18. 88. 75. 104A. 157 Moioughney Morgorer (10) 1G4A. 173 Money Joson (10) 181 Mongold D;o-e k11) 99. 157 Ter- .11 64. 68. 157 Monn Keiy i9. 190 Mans Scorr (11) 157 Monsikko Jeanne (11) 157 Morcum Roger (10) 173, 20 RANDR - ' C Zaotyr. z-JriQ Morijke ' ,• • ' ' «; 7 157 MorKo 2 v, 190 Marten Am (UG) 197 Morten Gen OJG) 197 Martin Angeio (10) 39. S7. f74 Drod (ID 57, 157 Srephone (12) 73, 134 Mortinez Anrony (10) 76, 174 Oifisnno (TO 174 Scot (TO 174 Mosfln KofNeen (12) 134 Mattfek) Jordon (9) 190 Matthews Shorta (12) 69. 70. 134 Matthias Goyle (ID 80. 157 Mattson Jeff (1D 157 5reve(9)190 Mauseth Debbe (TO 174 Greg (ID X Maxweli Jcmes (ID 157 Maybeny Dean (ID 157 Loren (12) 67 134 McAllister Dob (TO 157 McBiatney Aloirc (9) 190 McBiide Shelo (9) 190 McConn Donele (12) 134 McCanrel Renee 0X5) McCormidt Drigr (TO 174 McCoy Shouno (9) 190 McCrea Shouno (t)) 59 174 McDonald Trocy (TO 80, 174 McDowell Vicorio (12) 144 McDunn Undo (9) 81. 190 McEntee ShOYxn (TO 174 McGough ftoberr (ID 157 ScotT(9)190 McGiboney Casey (ID 15 157 RJey (TO 40. 174 McGillis Sereno (TO 174 McGuiie Cofherine (12) 67 72. 134 McKogue John (TO 181 McKoy Secyi (ID 157 McKenno John (ID 18. 74. 157 McLaughlin Jed (TO 96 174 McLean Dicno (9) 69. 190 McMahon Shevy (ID 18. 157 McMonn Peggy (ID 157 McManus Eboberh (12) 67 134 McMuitiy Fror (12) 134 McNurlin PofN ' .XT 174 McQuire -i--,- i2: VM 7  € EX 235 McVoy Corhenne (10) 80, 84, 174 Meade Mefindo (9) 190 Troy (11) 18. 157 Meodor Thomc6 (12) 144 Meors LuKe (10) 20. 31, 174 Mofiico (9) 190 Mechels Angeto (10) 58. 174 Meddock Onon (12) 70, 134 Medvid Lofi (9) 87, 190 Mee Joel (12) 135 Scot (9) 70. 84. 190 Mehon Doyglos (9) 81, 190 Mehrens Pom (12) 18. 135 Meisinger Drenr (9) 81. 87. 190 Melonder Enco (12) 70. 78. 79. 135 Mofk (11) 72, 158 Melchert Kirmberty (10) 64. 80, 175 Metrill .;-n(12)66. 144 Meyer 1 chord (9) 190 Meyers 3feodo (12) 52 Micheletti Trocy (12) 135 Michelofti Oreodo (11) 158 Mieike Kevn (9) 190 Miesmer NoroSe (10) 87. 175 Mikulecky Sfephen (10) 20. 175 Millet 3-c (10) 175 Oxxl (11) 158, 181 Chore (10) 83. 84. 86. 175 Dorcy (11) 69, 158 Down (9) 59, 190 Dougtos (9) 190 Gweo (10) 10, 175. 237 Morrhew (9) 71. 191 Sreve (9) 191 Shown (11) 158 Srocey (10) 20. 80. 175 Tno (11) 158 Tom (12) 66 Wendy (12) 36. 70. 135 Mills Cynrhio (9) 83. 84. 86. 191 Denrc (11) 158 Scon (12) 72. 73. 135 I Milron CBregory (O) 83, 84 86 175 ay (9) 191 I I BUGLE BOY- Poying rribure ro rhe flog sophomore Kevin Molin ploys rhe No- nonol Anrhem os porr of rhe marching band ' s half rime show Williom (UG) AiBio (9) 191 Mitchell Mork (12) 57. 135. 204 Morr (9) 12. 64, 182, 191 Mohler Rick (11) 164 Monteith Scorr (10) 40. 175 Montgomery Donotd (10) 20. 175 Mike (12) 18. 135 Morono Sheilo (10) 175 Tom (12) 18, 57. 104C. 135 Morris Sonjo (11) 88, 164 Wendy (11) 158 Morrison Kim (9) 191 Morrow Nicole (10) 175 Morse Joson (10) 175 Mort Anne (9) 191 Roberi (12) 5, 57, 64. 135 Mosley Drer (12) 83, 85, 66, 135 Mountion Kerne (11) 72, 158 Mrozek Gorerr (11) 80, 164 Mullett Chrishne (11) 158 Mullin Kimberly (10) 80, 175 Munderloh Melissa (10) 83, 175 Munson Lon (11) 158 Murdoch Wolloce (9) 87, 191 Muro Edword (9) 191 Murphy Emmerr (10) 72, 73, 1Q4A Myers Drendo (12) 144 Jacqueline (11) 164 Lenore (12) 67, 135 Michael (11) 158 Myhro John (12) 39. 55. 101, 135 Noncy (10) 24. 25. 80. 175 n N. Noder Gene (9) 191 John (12) 144 NopierolQ Terso (12) 73 Neil Jeffrey (12) 18. 19, 70, 135 Neill Lorno (10) 32. 79, 165, 175 Mork ( ) Nelson Amy (12) 70, 83, 85, 86, 90, 135 Down (9) 191 Denise (12) 75, 135 Diono (12) 71, 72, 73, 1G4A, 135 Jennifer (10) 175 Jerry (11) 77. 164 John (11) 18. 158 Jusrin (10) 175 Kory (10) 181 r oberr (12) 144 Nesie Debro (9) 191 Nerhery Dome (9) 191 Sruorr (12) 18, 144 Newcomb Jefery ' 12) 138 Newmon S-.eerer (11) 158 NEWSPAPER- ' STAMPEDE 52 53 Nickerson j y ' 9) 84. 191 Nierenberg Melissa (9) 83. 84. 86. 191 Nisbet Alec (11) 34. 159 Eugene (10) 175 Mendi (9) 32. 191 Nobel Kor. (9) 28. 191 Noble D ine (10) 83. 84, 175 Nordquist Kimberly (10) 62, 64. 175 Norris -nberly (10) 175 Norrhener Au-oro C9) 28, 191 Redsl ;y (9) 28. 191 Novitzki Drendo (12) 51. 57, 69, 72, 73, 138 Jomes (11) 159 Lisa (11) 51, 77. 159 Nusser Susan (9) 191 Nyberg Chad (9) 191 Nygord David (12) 87, 138 Nyhogen Noncy (11) 70, 78, 79. 159 o J O ' follon Sean (12) 18. 74. 138 O ' loughlin Dion (11) 72. 79. 83. 85. 159 Paul (11) 55, 72. 73. 164 Ookley William (9) 191 Obresley Jen Lynn (9) 191 Ochs Michael (10) 175 Odiond Michael (10) 175 Oeleis Keirh (11) 164 Ogle Down (10) 62. 69, 80. 175 Ogletree Melome (11) 159 Okes Kelly (9) 191 Olds Sondro (10) 10, 36, 175. 237 Oliver Gory (10) 175 Michoel (10) 175 Sue (12) 57, 138, 231 Olson Chnsropher (9) 191 Donny (10) 82, 84, 86, 175 Jeffery (11) 159 John (12) 18, 70, 138 Poul (9) 192 Scorr C (10) 20, 175 Scorr Lee (10) 80. 175 Scorr R (10) 175 William R (10) 175 William T (12) 138 Olszewski Julionn (12) 58. 138 Omholf Theraso (9) 192 OPENING SEaiON 2 ORCHESTRA 87 ORGANIZATIONS 52 87 Orozco Micheal (UG) 197 Orvis Carl (9) 192 Jennifer (11) 75. 159 Osborne Wendy (9) 192 Oscor Keirh (10) 176 Ostrem David (11) 34. 145. 159 Oswolt Debro (12) 59. 72. 73, 144 Osweller Jusrin (11) 159 Otto Tonja (9) 84, 192 Owens Monico (9) 192 V P? Pochek Randy (11) 34, 111, 117, 159, 239 RiCk (UG) 196, 197 Poduono Chris (12) 66, 67, 138 Painter Demse (12) 67, 138 Palmer Urhoi (9) 31. 192 Pongborn Richord (10) 176 Ponnell Chnsropher (12) 18, 138 Poronteau David (10) 176 Parker Droden (9) 192 Come (12) 70, 138 Chrisrine (10) 59, 80, 176 Kelly (12) 70, 58, 138 SKI BUMS- Trying ro ger rhe mosr our of rheir season posses juniors Drerr Vos berg ond Kenr Wilhe ride rhe double choir ro emborh on o Donzoi odven- rure Knsrine (10) 176 Parson Jennifer (10) 176 Potacsil Rochelle (9) 15, 192 Zone (10) 20, 176 Poterson Micheal (10) 26, 27, 176 Michele (9) 192 Pofzer Jim (10) 176 Poyment Suzerre (10) 77, 176 Thomos (12) 18, 138 Poyton Troo (9) 83, 84, 192 Pearsall Jennifer (9) 192 Peden Pomelo (12) 138 Terra (10) 80, 176 Pederson Amber (9) 12, 192 Angie (11) 159 Peers Drew ( ) 69 Pengilly Edwin (12) 144 Penwell Richord (9) 192 Pepke Jocque (12) 51, 85, 138 Julia (10) 84, 176 Pepos Jocqueline (9) 195 Peppenger David (10) 176 Donno (11) 99, 159 Perucco Curns (9) 192 Luonne (12) 67, 138 Peters Jeremy (9) 192 Richard (12) 139 Petersen Michoel (11) 18, 159 Peterson Amber (9) 25, 59 Dovid (11) 159 Michelle (9) 24 Trov6 (9) 30, 192 Petrini Michoel (10) 176 Rondy (9) 192 Rory (11) 159 Pettibone Timorhy (10) 176 Pettit Jennie (12) 139 Ricky (11) 18. 159 Peverelle Connie (10) 176 James (12) 18, 139 Pfeiffer Tammy (10) 71, 176 Ten7 (11) 85, 159 Pfennings Dusrin (10) 20, 21, 40, 176 Phillip Mark (9) 80, 192 Phillips Drendo (12) 22, 72, 73, 139 KofO (11) 15, 102, 159 Lorn (10) Vb Philp Bradley (10) 68, 176 206 Pickering Knstine (10) 80, 176 Pierce Andrew (9) 192 Roberr (12) 109 P,oberr (10) 176 Tim (11) 80, 85, 159 Trovis (9) 192 Vern (9) 195 Piigerom Dorci (12) 67, 71, 139 Pinsonneoult Drodiey (9) 192 Pitt Rurh (11) 57, 159 Ploss Hudson (10) 20, 176 Plonski Russell (9) 192 Podvin Jesse (12) 139 Pohle Parricia (11) 12, 22, 64, 159 PolglQse Loverno (12) 54, 55, 72, 73, 117, 139 Pollington 5eon (11) 159 Tiffany (9) 32, 69, 81, 192 Polutnik Sondro (11) 159 Pomrnichowski Jessica (11) 79, 159 Pophom Curris (9) 192 Powell Michoel (12) 66, 67, 139 Power Thomas (12) 18, 19, 70, 144 Powers Scorr (9) 192 Prohl Douglas (9) 192 Michelle (11) 57, 104A, 159 Prott l risra (12) 56, 57, 72, 73, 104A, 139 Preston Khrisry (10) 176 PrettypQlnt Suzerre (10) 176 Price David (11) 160 Prindel Kan (11) 160 Prosperie Kyle (11) 160 Pugh Cheryl (9) 192 Paul (11) 79, 83, 85, 160 Shonnon (10) 176 Pugmire Debra (9) 192 Pulfrey April (11) 36, 160 Pulst Kelly (UG) Purputo Micoel (12) 139 Putnam Jomes (11) 110, 160 Puzon Tracy (9) 195 Pyshet Scorr (9) 26, 71, 84, 192 SAY AHHHH- for friendship. The most imporronr parr of high school is friencjs oncj juniors Krisren Srol-ses, Michelle Campbell, and Jenny I wen ore some of rhe besr. o Quitmeyer Ijrendo (10; 58, 74, 84, 176 rRr Rodovlch Michoel (9) 192 Rohn Michelle (12) 67, 139, 70 Rombo Pere (11) 164, 30 Randall Kerry (12) 55, 67, 139, 231 Rondle Down (11) 06, 85, 160 Rondono Gio (10) 19, 80, 176, 207 Ronson Michael (9) 192 Rapier Johnny (11) 160 Rowlings Wendell (10) 20, 04, 176 Ray Melissa (10) 59, 77, 176 Reordon Julie (UG) 197 Veronico (9) 192 Reeves Robby (12) 57, 109 Regnerus Shown (10) 176 Reid l elly (12) 144 Roberr (9) 192 Relneke Joy (UG) 140 Reltz Morrhew (9) 192 Rellford Shundro (9) 84, 192 Rembe Trevor (10) 20, 176 Remsen Sondro (11) 62, 64, 160 Renmon Lourie (12) 5 Rentfro Jomes (10) 176 Retz Drendon (11) 109, 160 Eric (10) 176 Richard Chrisrine (10) 0, 24, 58, 177 Richards Jeffrey (10) 177 Richordson Robert (12) 18, 67, 109 Richardson Tereso (UG) Ridgely Jeffrey (12) 18, 19, 04, 139 Riley Dnon (10) 177 Rittol Suson (11) 80, 160 Roach Kendro (10) 64, 177 Roody Lel«mis (9) 192 Roager Amondo (9) 192 Robb Deven (9) 4, 192 Roberts Brian (12) 109, 140 Reece (10) 79, 177 Robertson Andrew (9) 77, 190 Krisrino (9) 62, 60, 193 Soroh (11) 79, 160 Robinson Chrisrine (10) 06, 07, 80, 177 Rodriguez Riro (9) 193 Roen Dorin (10) 177 Rolater Thomos (12) 18, 140 Roller Dryon (9) 81, 190 Rollheiser Franklin (10) 20, 177 Sheila (10) 83, 84, 177 Ronning Corolyn (12) 67, 140, 235 Rosenbaum Drion (9) 64. 83, 84, 193 Rossberg Sundoy (11) 71, 160 Rothweiler Lome (12) 67, 140, 205 Rouse Curtis (12) 140 Rowe Korry (11) 16, 22, 23, 25, 51, 160 Rowland Shown (10) 70. 71, 80, 177 Royster Holly (10) 59, 84, 177 Rozokat Jomes (12) 75, 140 Ruby Connie (11) 59, 69, 160 Jeff (9) 26. 77. 193 Ruchmon bcxe riO; 20. 76. 77. 177 Ruff ' 12; 144 V . ' ri) 144 Ruffoito i ' vmofO (12; 65. 78, 79, 87, 99, 14 ' , Runnlngrobblf Renee riO) 76, 177 Rupp ,: r,Mie (9; 193 Ryan Jo - ' 12; 17. 26, 34, 35. 70. 74, 140 oilio ' 11; 160 froc. Q} m Sobo Normetre dl; 61. 64. 160 Salley Tommi (11; 160 Solo Scon ' 10; 40. 177 Samoy Tom (9) 193 Warren (11) 18, 30. 160 Somsel Anthony (10) 20. 177 Michelle (12) 22. 23. 102. 140 Samuels Colin (10) 177 Nicole (9) 193 Shorlo (9) 193 Sanchez Pongpon (UG) Sondoker Lors (9) 26, 84, 86. 193 Sanders Keith (12) 140 Mori (UG) Sorff Melisso (10) 177 Sasse Ronnet (11) 2, 14. 22. 23. 102. 160 Sayler Dryon (UG) Sconson Scorr (12) 18, 140 Scarbro Kimberly (10) 177 Schofer Trocy (12) 6, 75, 104H, 140 Schaible Jamie (10) 87. 177 Schouers Todd (10) 80, 111, 178 Wendy (11) 58, 72. 74, 160 Schilling Karhy (12) 105, 140 Schlogel Mitzi (9) 193 Schlouch Trent (10) 20, 178 Schlosser Michoel (10) 178 Schmidt Heoth (11) 160 Schmook Philip (9) 193 Schneider Clinton (10) 83, 84, 86, 178 Schneiderhon Kari (10) 51, 178 Schober Willie (12) 8, 56, 57, 104C, 140 Schoberg Tmo (10) 178 Schopp Stuart (10) 178 Schrock John (10) 178 Schroeder John (10) 178 Schubert Gerone (10) 80. 178 Steve (12) 67, 140 Schuh Kelly (9) 190 Schultz Kerh (11) 80, 85, 160 Morlo (9) 02. 84, 190 Schvoneveldt Stephen (10) 178 Schweidler Nino (12) 68, 69, 72, 87, 140 Schweighofer Knstino (9) 87, 190 Scott Cheryl (9) 77. 190 Chnsrino (9) 84. 86. 190 Donny (11) 18. 64. 79. 160 Motrhew (9) 80. 193 Rochel (9) 195 Roberr (11) 160 T- i12) 18. 64. 140 Sea mo n Jomes (11) 18. 74. 160 Sedlocek Jennifer (9) 64. 190 Seeberger (iovin (9) 75. 190 Seeley Jennifer (9) 81. 193 Kevin (10) 20, 40. 178 GO RUSTLERS Cheer for r usriers. Segeberg Ere (12) 55, Ml Shely (11)160 Seidel ' AcMele (12; 67. 141 Seitz y-j-i (10; 83. 84. 86, 178 Sell oeriee (10) 62. 64. 178 Selon Robyn f12) 22. 23. 141 Selvoge Te ' e ' tf; 83. 85 86 160 Senger ! ' 2, 18 19 67 Ml SENIOR SECTION 122 145 Sensibaugh  cjo (tO 160 Serquino C ' Ji ' ' 9) 72. 193 ' ,- 12) 18. 19, 141 Severson C ' -s- ' e (ID 161 G-egcxY {«) 178 Severtson Amy (ID 161 Shanks Jaor (9) 193 Shonnon Heorti (10) 178 Shorerte Kmetre (10; 80. 178 Srocey (12) 75. 78. 79. 141 Show --gelo(9)193 OecHy (1D 72. 80. 161 Sheets cro (10) 181 Shettel Midxje) (10) 178 Shields Mouro (9) 193 Shigley Toby (12) 67 141 Todd (9) 193 Shrum Ronald (ID 161 Shultz Joe (9) 193 Shumate Goto (12) 141 Shuft Jeffrey (9) 193 Siemens Chories (10) 20, 178 Sien Liso (12) 67, 100, 141 Roberr (9) 193 Sievert Orro (9) 83. 84 193 SilvQ Chrsfopher (1D 80, 161 Simonetti Keri (9) C. 64. 193 Sims Shonrxi (12) 141 Wendy (12) 59. 79, 141 Singer Druce (9) 193 Sinks OSviG (10) 178 Sirak Dove (ID 56. 57. 161 Sisko Richa-d (10) 39, 178 Roberr (10) 178 Sherlock Scorr (12 63 85 141 Skoliud Shcni (9) 25. 193 Skoog Wendy (123 78, 79, 141 Skiter Cyretx) (10) 181 Tm (12) 97. 144 Slavidi Bruce (9) 193 rCEX 237 Small M (11) 58, 161 Smerker Gregg (11) 18, W, 93, 117, 161 Smith A-gelo (9) 81. 193 Derh (10) 76, 179 Dfeoron (11) 79, 161 Deono (12) 75, 141 Lee (12) 26, 141 Liso (9) 193 AAjchoel (9) 193 NotoJe (10) 62, 63, 179 IVsber (9) 64, 193 Timothy (12) 141 Trocy (11) 161 Smoke Jti(1D161 Smyser P-iil (11) 161 Snider Ja-nes (11) 161 rvenee (11) 161 (Xobb (10) 89 Srocy (9) 193 Snyder Morto (9) 193 Solfesz Ic- - (12 141 Solven - - 10 80 17Q SOPHOMORE SEaiON 16M81 Sorensen Stxane (10) 179 Srooe (9) 193 Sorlie :■: ' ,«) 179 South .--e (11) 18, 30. 104A, 161 Spotofore Angeta (9) 87. 194 SPECIAL EDUCATION 196 197 Spek A--CX1 (9) 194 Tomofo (12) 11, 70, 83. 85. 86. 90. 141. 231 Spllde Pcxjl (9) 64. 61, 194 Spong Jornie (10) 179 Korn (12) 55, 69, 70, 142 SPORTS SEaiON 16-51 Spring 2:; ilyn (12) 61, 142 ■cger (10) 12, 20, 40, 80, 179 Spurgeon Joson (10) 12, 20, 40, 75. 80. 179 Stoeven Soro (9) 77, 194 Stotfofd Doone (11) 162 Stohlet .Mchoel (9) 194 Stolford Doniel (UG) Stanley Heidi (12) 142. 231 Morry (11) 162 Stonsberry Apni (9) 194 Steel Arre (X)) 28, 80, f79 Steen MorK (10) f79 Scorry (9) 194 Sreffon Ncrolie (9) 194 Sreichen Josoo (9) 194 Stemple Tnomos (9) 194 Stevens Q endo (12) 70. 72, 73. 87, 142 Jooet (9) 194 John (12) 18, 19. 142 Kothy (11) 69. 162 Lex (11) 162 Stevenson Alen (12) 142 Sreve (11) 16. 79, 162 Stevlingson Enc (12) 18 70. 142 Stewori j!t (12) 142 Poul (10) 179 n.odney (9) 194 Srierstorfer Robert (W) 179 Stilli Dovxj 9) 194 Stimoc Mjtdi (11) 18. 105, 162, 2.34 Stinnett Aoron (11) 162 Stoegbouer (jreg (12) 142 Mine (11) 162 Sfokes Krtaen (tO 162, 237 Storrusten JoOi (10) 3. 24. 179 Michoel (111 92. 162 Stout Dorrell .9 ' 194 StPierie Guy (10) 20. 179 Stiond Gregory (9) 83. 84. 194 Strickland Willow (11) 162 Strizlch Steven (9) 194 Stromberg Troci (9) 194 Strong Dwoyne (10) 34. 179 Sovi (9) 84, 194 Strunk Sebnno i11) 80. 162 STUDENT GOVERNMENT 64 STUDENT LIFE ' 00 119 Studf Mark ,11) 79. 162 Stull Kurt (UG) Sturdevant Anne (11) 12. 58, 162 Sturgeon Kothenne (11) 162 Sturre Come (11) 83, 85, 162 Suozo Dovid (12) 142 Suberger (joven ( ) 26 Such Chod (12) 3, 39. 67, 142 Croig (10) 20, 179 Sullivan Dnon (10) 179 Kyle (11) 39, 83. 84, 85, 86, 162 Mindy (10) 83. 84. 86, 179 Potrick (9) 83, 84, 86, 194 Paul (9) 83, 84, 86 194 Sean (12) 142 Sumroll Leslie (12) 70, 142 Michelle (10) 179 Surber bso (12) 61. 64, 73, 142 Todd (10) 20. 179 Sutich Leslie (12) 55. 104H, 142 Surendonk Christino (9) 194 Swanson Christopher (10) 40, 63, 84, 179 Swortz Ken (12) 142 Sweitzer Trocy (10) 179 Swensen Krysrn (12) 86. 142 Lors (10) 179 Swensgard Jamie (11) 71. 163 SWIMMING 32 35 GIRLS 32 33 BOYS 04 35 Sykes Kofherine (11) 68. 163 Szychowski Gvi endolyn (11) 51 Clint (10) r I 1 1 Tatt Timothy (11) 18. 163 Toggort Erin (10) 32, 33, 85, 86, 179 Tanberg Shone (9) 194 Showno (11) 163 Tanksley Gory (11) 163 Tonner Toree (10) 179 Troy (11) 163 Tatus Elizoberh (9) 194 Toylor James (12) Jeff (12) Jennifer (10) 83, 84. 86. T79 Scott (10) 181 Tommie (9) 194 TENNIS 43 Terry Drent (10) 20. 179 Teter Doraro (10) 75. 179 Thares Jone (10) 179 Thomos Troy (10) 20. 80, 181 Thompson Camillo (10) 58, 181 George (11) 163 Jill (10) 24, 25, 58, 179 Kerry (10) 28. 179 Melonie (11) 67, 163 Michelle (UG) Norhon (9) 30, 194 Trey (12) 72, 73, 79, 97, 143 Thornton Robert (9) 194 Thoip Rhondo (9) 81, 194 Thorson Allen (11) 18, 71, 163 Kris (9) 194 Thum Kori (12) 143 Thurber Dame! (11) 18, 71. 163 Thurston Amelio (10) 24. 179 Trocy (12) 143 Tlchenor Orion (12) 69. 87, 140 Tilton Krisry (12) 144 Michelle (10) 3. 24. 25. 51. 80. 180 Timboe Amy (12) 58. 64. 143 Tocco Nick (10) 20, 180 Tempers Chad (10) 26, 180 Topp Koye (11) 22. 163 Torgerson Troy (9) 194 Torick Joson (9) 194 Torres Andreo (11) 163 Norolie (10) 180 Tovson Dnon (9) 194 TRACK 44 45 Trocy Terre (11) 14. 22. 23, 163 Troinor Chormoine (9) 81. 67. 194 Trengove Terry (10) 180 Tronz Rheshell (9) 80 Tri Kenneth (9) 30, 194 Tripi Jeremy (UG) Truemon Michoel (10) 160 Trumbo Dovid (11) 76, 77, 163 Tubergen Keirh (11) 16, 163 Tudor Oon (10) 20, 40, 41, 180 I ' hod (11) 18, 19. 163 TuomI Drod (10) 26. 80. 180 Drer (12) 72, 73, 78, 79. 94, 104A. 143 Tumbull Richord (11) 83. 85. 87. 163 Turner Poul (11) 163 Rhonda (10) 180 LUNCH BUNCH- The fovonre hongour of Russell srudenrs is invaded every Friday and Saturday nighr. Derween PEP TALK- for rhe big gome. Senior Pvich Ulios gives rhe srudenr body a pep rolU before rhe big gonne ogoinsr rhe Bison. Turville Lee (12) 31. 143 Tuss Comeron (9) 194 Heorher (10) 63, 84 66, 180 Tv eedy Merry (11) 80, 163 Tyler Clinr (10) 181 Sherry (12) 144 u Uber Michelle (11) 163 Ugrin Drendo (10) 70. 80. 180 Ulios Richard (12) 18. 102, 143, 238 Ulrich Lance (12) 26, 143 V Voile Tina (11) 59. 72, 163 Volleroy Ardella (9) 84, 194 Volley Jennifer (11) 79. 163 VonEttinger Suson (12) 67. 144 rhese 17 rov dies rhey can only come up wirh enough money for o Happy Meal which is norhing unusual. 238 INDEX VonHyning Jennifer (10) 80, 84, 86, 180 P VonnI Morcello C12) 70, 74, 90, 143 VonTighem Jennifer (9) 36, 84, 195 Verhoff Gory (10) 104E, 180 PorriciQ (11) 163 Vernon Kevin (11) 91, 163 Sreven (10) 180 Virgin Cl risry (12) 56, 57, 69, 70, 74, 90, 143 VlQsie Drer (11) 34, 160 Voelkl n.ussell (9) 69, 195 Voik Scorr (10) 20, 30, 180 VOLLEYBALL 48 51 Vosberg Drerr (11) 163, 236 Vosburg 5olly (11j 91, 163 w Wode John (9) 195 Shown (10) 26, 80, 180 Wodsworth Tiffony (11) 164 Wogner Cory (10) 71, 80, 180 Wogner Williom (11) 164 Woite Dovid (9) 69, 195 Walker Morrhew (10) 180 Shawnerre (10) 180 Wendy (10) 180 Walkingchlld Chorles (11) 77, 91, 163 Doniel (12) 144 Wollace Srephonie (9) 4, 60, 64, 195 Walsh Cosey (10) 180 Perry (11) 18, 164 Walter Elye (9) 195 Shone (10) 180 Wamsley Michoel (11) 164 Wanner Morni (12) 140 Shoun (9) 00, 195 Worden Amber (9) 195 Andrew (11) 64, 98, 164 Chris (10) 26, 180 Warneke Deverly (11) 75, 164 Drodiey (10) 20, 75, 80, 180 Worner Melisso (10) 180 Wafers Down (12) 64, 67, 140 Wotkins Len (11) 164, 209 Watson Aoron (9) 195 Poul (11) 164 P,oberr (10) 20, 180 Sheree (11) 80, 85, 86, 164 Watts Timorhy (11) 164 Webb Joson (11) 164 Weber Mirzi (9) 58, 195 Wedig Jenifer (9) 84, 195 Weedon Terry (9) 195 Weissman Aoron (9) 04, 195 Wells Robbie (9) 84, 195 Shown (9) 64, 84, 195 Welsh Kevin (10) 180 Wesannao Sompso (11) 68, 164 Wesche Corolyn (10) 180 Weslond Jody (12) 144 Showno (9) 195 West Morci (12) 140 Suzonn (9) 195 Westmoreland Joson (9) 195 Westphal Joson (10) 20, 40, 180 Whidden Eddie (12) 66, 144 Whitoker Juoniro (12) 140, 197 White Cneryl (11) 56, 57, 164 Down ni 164 Pornolo ( 7 AA Whitehead Poulo (10) 180 P.ondol flO) 180 Whitfmyer Michelle (11) 164 WIdseth Orion (10) 80, 84, 86, 180 Mori-, f12) 78, 79, 140 Wieck Deih ' 9; 60, 195 Wienholz Jill f9; 60, 195 Wilberton Nuolo (12) 71, 83, 140 Sreve (10) 180 Wilke Keni (11) 18, 164, 206 Robert (9) 84, 195 Wilkerson Michelle (12) 18, 54, 55, 70 74, Vicrorio (9) 195 Wilkes Drodiey (9) 195 Wilkinson Mori (10) 80, 180 Willbrondt Tonyo (12) 67, 144 Willioins Anthony (10) 80, 84, 180 Lindo (10) 180 Morl (12) 144 Misry (12) 144 Roberr (11) 164 Willis Doniel (12) 144 Willits Deboroh (10) 80, 85, 181 Wilmof Jennifer (9) 80, 84, 195 Wilson Normon (12) 144 Roberr (10) 181 Tene (9) 195 Williom (10) 181 Windon Rhonda (12) 67, 144 Winkelmon Liso (9) 80, 84, 86, 195 Winkler Jeffrey (10) 20, 181 Stephen (UG) WINTER FORMAL 65 Wisemon Pouline (11) 164 Wocasek Thod (12) 144 Wolgomot Greg (10) 91, 181 Tom (12) 70, 90, 144 Woltet Krisrie (12) 5, 55, 67, 144 Wolverton Dovid (12) 144 Wood Joshuo (9) 04, 195 Roberr (11) 68, 80, 85, 86, 164 Woods Michelle (9) 195 Workman Sreven (10) 181 Worthington Glendie (11) 57, 85, 164 WRESTLING 00, 01 Wfight John (9) 81, 195 Todd (11) 79, 80, 85, 164 Writingbird Srephonie (11) 164 ZoleskI Scott 11,1 164 Zorr Ron (9) 195 Zbinden Lorry riO) 181 Zeller P ,or(i n7) 83, 85, 86, 144 Zent 0,- fi ' 10;104C, 181 Zigon ■! - her ' 10; 80, 181 i ' in ' 12)66, 144 Zimmerman Keenon (10) 181 WATCH OUT CHEERLEADE-: -ZC o o usud Greor Fok -■ -sTrovisCushnrwn.Jock - err GxW. Rondy Po- c r jbb, ond Len Waitans brignren up A cDoooW ' s parMng lor c ., v ' Y Yobui Noel (12) 67, 70, 144 Yoeger Shown (11) 164 Yeoger Doone (12) 64, 77, 144 Vicl i (12) 12, 55. 58, 104H, 114, 144 YEARDOOK, RUSSELLOG 56 57 Young Denise (12) 87, 114, 144 Heidi (9) 68, 69, 84, 195 Leoh (9) 195 Russell (10) 181 Sreven (10) 181 Tomoro (9) 195 1 ux 239 helped )6jj gr Shades of J MUJUV y ,,j pulled us rogerSHj , ' : ' J ' j gave us pride In our school, Shades of Freedom ler us escape. Shades of Individuality ler us be who we reolly ore, Shodes of Support held us up when we were down. Shades of Change weren ' t so bod ofrer qII. No 0 copei '  No dl P09B 240 + 8 coge gen rwa = J48 pogei Cov Vsro iTh «r oo aenqr ifxl ' ee grov Pope type Dofdeouj aO« 0 - )n9 Vrryih Sewn, round bodi Heo i 5e Goitx one) (X orre 240 CLOSING )r ONE LAST LOOK- As rhe sun rises over rhe srudenrs rake one losr look or rhe s OS rhe Shades of Change come ro on s SL •cs-e T v -fces-r vj TH Xft ' -vpc cs s t.:je T (€iw kr. V o vp:  £- n2 , - ' V)r ; 4 ' ) . H ' Adviser Moxine Honel ii f y j v ' 0- ' e tv :Vc ' Editor in Chief Krystal Gamble Suzie Allen Susan Oliver Dennis Batchelor Brenda Novitzki Shelley Beatty Ruth Pitt Jon Dachs Michelle Prahl Kim Fox Krista Pratt Kris Madsen Robby Reeves Brad Martin Willie Schober Mark Mitchell Dave Sirak Tom Morano Christy Virgin Bob Mort Cheryl White ( oo i - ■ et-v -V. : Vfe ' tMt.i o w - ' ' A ' ' N sJl ij. ' t t.cR A Ucl yt c € Oo t ?€ — i


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