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

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Surfin ' USA provided the background as senior drill team member Chris Crum swims to the beat. STUDENT LIFE Seniors Kirsten Hauge and Korey Keeler have a little fun after they ' re finished performing on the drill team for the first pep assembly of the year.

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ffii i yiiniiiiirTii x ns THE HIPPY ZONE- is the only zone that suits ju- nior Biff Larson whose hippy style is shown by the decora- tion of his room. Tunes personalize peoples belongings to reflect their favorite performers and brands of music. No matter what the favorite BRAND was, we all listened to different types of music. But why? . . . Freshman Erica Deshner- I like all music except for country and classical because I like to dance. . . . Sophomore T.J. Tri- I like slow rock and hard rock because it soothes my nerves. . . . Sophomore Nicolle Lingen- I like rock be- cause it has a variety of music and an individual sound. . . . Junior Paul Olson- I like heavy metal be- cause it ' s cool and it ' s good music. . . . Junior Debbie Marko- I like heavy metal because it puts me in a good mood. . . . Junior Brian Dess- I like rock and heavy metal because it ' s jamming music. . . . Junior Shilo Kolashinski- I like rock because its got a jamming beat man. . . . Senior Terry Kliewer- I like music from heavy metal to punk because I like the beat in heavy metal and 1 like the stage divers in punk. . . . Senior Joey Shore- I like hippy music be- cause it ' s groovy. Music of all BRANDS seems to capture the hearts of everyone. Whether it ' s old rock, new rock, country, or heavy metal, it ' s all significant in its own way. ■ ikki Samu l STU1 ISP |gSBi

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HIT THE BEACH- Doing their version of the backstroke, CMR drill team jams with the Beach Boys, CLAPPING GOOD TIME- These seniors show the mixed feelings most have at pep assemblies, while par- ticipating in the chant led b the cheerleaders. ep P ictures can not show everything! What really goes on during a hot pep assembly? Audi- ences are often photographed, but what are they watching? heerleaders and masters of the cere- mony are taught to catch the audi- ence ' s attention, but what are the V wandering eyes seeing? Junior Mendi Nisbet, whose dad is a fresh- man history teacher, said, I always look to see if my dad ' s there, and then if he ' s not. I can act weird. For those sitting near the top of the bleachers the teachers standing opposite on the upper level are exactly in their view. When the action on the floor of the gym be- comes dull spectators begin to look for friends sitting on the opposite side. Pep band members, who are mainly juniors and seniors, are often heroes of freshmen and sophomores, which sit directly across the gym from this loud performing group. If students aren ' t looking at heroes or friends, there are always romantic partners to locate. Sophomore Becky Sodomka. whose boy- friend was senior tuba player Danny Olson, said. I look to see who my boyfriend is silting with because he sits with the band. Often times one in the audience draws the attention of the others gathered by showing ex- treme school spirit or acting silly to become .in attention getter. In the end, we all cheered for the hottest team around. ■I. aura llalhrr. ■ SS I