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

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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

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»-• 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

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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