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

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THE AGONY AND ECSTASY OF STRUGGLING TO STAY ONTHETO ramus sfflPMB m WIND WAVES O nini a less than graceful novelty routine to the song, Surf- ing USA, the senior drill team and the varsity cheerleaders did their best but weren ' t successful in catching some tasty waves. urging with spirit and branded with hot Rus- tler enthusiasm, the season ' s first pep as- sembly could only be described as a smashing success. The theme: Rustlers Surfing USA The scene: Bleachers packed with stu- dents clad in beach bum or surfing attire, fixed in anticipation of the ultimate wave. The popular surf song Wipeout blasted. Everyone ' s blood seemed to stir and unable to maintain any amount of composure, students darted down from the bleachers and began a wild scene of dancing, tripping, jumping, and pushing. Ending the assembly, drill members and cheerleaders performed a routine to Surfing USA and students were pulled from their seats to dance and get rowdy again. The students started the year off with non-stop energy and enough spirit to withstand throughout the year. -Christine Crum L OP ENING

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VMIION STATEMHNTS-arc com- monly expressed by cheerleaders, but soph- omores Tiffany Knulson and Jodi Harlcll have outdone themselves as they are initiat- ed as cheerleaders in early September after school on the school lawn. HEY. PAUL BUNYAN-stop uprooting the forest. Actually it ' s senior Brad War- ncke gathering firewood for the bla ing fire during the annual outdoor living ficldtrip near Monarch. Catching a cool wave-is junior Lars Sandakcr finding nothing but smooth sailing while windsurfing on Two Medicine Lake in Glacier National Park Sandakcr started windsurfing three years ago. i