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

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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;

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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

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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.