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

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GRIN AND BEAR IT- Another day brings the smile and get through another school day. same ol ' grind for freshmen Sheri Dambrowski and Jodi Whyte, but they still manage to crack a OH THOSE CURVES- While holding his un- contrllable bulge, senior Dave Hughes has senior Dave Ostrem test his falsies. CHECK IT OUT- Focusing in on a definite point of interest are sophomores Brett Johnson and Kris Thorson. Michelle Prahl Standing by each other to share both the triumphs and frustrations Good friends are always there to lend a helping hand or to listen. Friends and fun go hand in hand, and who knows that more than high school students? Periodical trips to their lock- ers bring friends together for a quick moment of grabbing for the right books and fighting over whose pen is whose. At the end of the day, locker partners have more time to discuss the latest gossip or plans for the weekend. From cheering at football games to crammin ' for finals, students can be seen sticking by their favorite friends. Good friends are always there to lis- ten, understand, and laugh with through the good times and the rough ones too. Drill team member junior Cin- dy Burleigh said, The long hours of practice seem to go by faster when you have good friends with you, sharing both the frustrations and the tri- umphs. During the game, the action may be- come intense and everyone gives it their all to work together and win. Win or lose, when the game is over, friends remain friends. The freshman bas- ketball players test their friendship each time they go out on the court. They play on seperate teams and com- pete against each other. As freshman Paula Gemar put it, When you ' re on the court with the competition, you for- get your friends, but after the game your friends remain the same. According to junior Peggy Malough- ney, getting together with a group of friends on the weekends is important and without friends, weekends wouldn ' t be memorable or worth- while. Whether it be partying with a crowd or just hangin ' out with the gang, friends can almost always be seen hav- ing a good time. 20 Friends

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BOOGIE BOARDING at 6 a.m. across Holter Lake, seniors Dave Sirak and Kent Wilke enjoy the warm waters during the Labor Day weekend. CC-CCATCH THE WAVE- that senior Tami Ginnaty makes as she skis on the Missouri River. HEAD ABOVE WATER- and trying to keep it that way, senior David Ostrem maneuvers his board across Flathead Lake. 22 WATER SPORTS