Hardin High School - Big Horn Yearbook (Hardin, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

1 Hardin High School Hardin, Montana Volume 64 AWESOME ARE WE TABLE OF CONTENTS Awesome are the Seniors who have reached their goal of a 1984 Awesome Items ... 1-9 graduation. Faculty ... 10-14 Awesome are the Juniors who will take over the top spot next year. Fall Sports ... 15-24 Awesome are the Sophomores who are no longer wise fools, but Freshmen .. 25-33 upper classmen. Sophomore ... 34-41 Awesome are the Freshmen who finally join the ranks of Hardin High School. Juniors ... 42-48 Awesome are the secretaries who listened to our sometimes lame excuses. Awesome are the cooks who tried to make us a good meal out of what they had. Awesome are the custodians who cleaned up our school so we could be proud of it. Seniors ... 49-58 Homecoming ... 59-64 Winter Spring Sports .. . 68-79 Activities ... 80-90 Awesome is the administration for their quidence throuqh the years. Clubs ... 91-110 Merits . . . 111-125 And Awesome are the Annual Staff who worked hard to bring . you this wonderful book of memories. Advertising ... 126-140 2 'Districts 17-M+ School Hoard Front row: Vice Chairman of the Board Bert Vandersloot, Harvey Pitsch and Donald Biery. Back row: Chairman of the Board Joseph Koebbe, Jim Herbel and Michael Downing. The Board of Trustees once again enjoyed a busy year. We were happy to see the coal conversion plan for heating completed. Although there are mechanical problems yet to be solved, we feel confident that the savings will be worth the time, effort and money. The 1984-85 school year will see our school district involved with more use and exposure to the computer world. New class offerings are expected for our students. Our new Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Rod Svee, has reached the completion of his first year of service. The transition was smooth and we are pleased with his administrative abilities. It has been another great year for School Districts 17-H and 1. Thank you, Joseph Koebbe 3 $1 million for pool Schools new flag is up and flying MM has four new faces A turn of the century wedding Mealer attracts 3,000-plus Cross country is lonel Qirls battle to first win in overtime thriller. Watt Quilty Olympic glory Migh School hosts first business contest Brian Ilf feint en won a state championship at 112 pounds. SENIOR FAVORITES BEST PERSONALITY Donny Adams Kelly Slattery BEST FRIENDS THE LONGEST Stan Taylor Roy Hovland Amy Belue Kelly Downing BEST SMILE Tim Downing Danette Gross BEST LOOKING Stan Taylor Jennifer Lix BIGGEST BRAGGER Brian Haley Zena Garcia BIGGEST FLIRT Cody Watson Jennifer Lix BIGGEST CLOWN Cody Watson Linda Sherman BIGGEST MOUTH Brian Haley Peggy Coates SHORTEST Larney Little Owl Dianna Hammond TALLEST Darin Big Medicine LeeAnn Bruised Head LONGEST HAIR Ja Anderson Donna Dreamer PRETTIEST EYES Mahlon Egbert Denise Egged CUTEST WIGGLE Laramie Baumann Jennifer Lix FIRST TO BE MARRIED AFTER GRADUATION Mike Nelson (Amy Belue) Joyce Elhard (Dave Zier) SKIPS SCHOOL THE MOST Jonathon Takes Enemy Lora Zelka MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mike Nelson Carrie Jeffers Madura eligibility check 4 SENIOR FAVORITES MOST ATHLETIC Don Adams LeeAnn Bruised Head MOST AMOUNT OF CLASS Tim Downing Kelly Slattery MOST LIKELY TO TRIP DURING GRADUATION Cody Watson Kelly Downing MOST FRIENDLIEST Cody Watson Danette Gross FAVORITE ACTOR Mr. T Nancy McKeon FAVORITE JUNK FOOD Pizza FAMOUS LAST WORDS I'm Innocent FAVORITE CANDY BAR Snickers TOP BRAND OF TENNIS SHOES Nikes TOP T.V. SHOW A-Team TOP BRAND OF JEANS Wrangler FAVORITE SAYING Choice FAVORITE PLACE TO EAT Dos Machos FAVORITE MUSICAL GROUP Alabama FAVORITE SONG Total Eclipse of the Heart WORST SCHOOL LUNCH BBQ Beef on Rice BEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR Risky Business Jmer enters Hall of $ame Zhe whole skyline was ablaze Marines honor -fallen comrades Homecoming royalty Painting the ‘H’ Mew drunk law tough Qrenada Say CJZS is Bulldogs fantastic’ Russian attack on flight 007 was murder Prows os. State Bulldogs clear major hurdle in their guest for a conference title. Wrestlers qualify 11 for state. Eastern Class “A” bracket {Jonathan Cakes Enemy hit for 43 points against Billings Central. Zeam evaluates schools s Jail Sports banquet The following football players were honored: Lineman of the Year - Tim Kennedy, Back of the Year -Jay Fillingham, Most Improved - Steve Haug, Most Valuable Player - Steve Haug, Captains - Don Adams, Stan Taylor, Coaches Award - Don Roan. Honored Girl Basketball Players were: Best Defensive Player- Kathi Dewald: Best Freethrow Average-Audie Wilkinson; Most Improved- Jackie Wagenaar; Highest GPA- Kathy Redden; Most Inspirational- Lee Ann Bruised Head; Most Rebounds- Lee Ann Bruised Head; M.V.P.- Lee Ann Bruised Head. Lee Ann Bruised Head was honored by Class A coaches as an All-Conference and All-State Selection. Lee Ann led the Bulldogs in scoring, rebounding, assists, and blocked shots. Cross-Country letter winners this year were: Jenny Belue, Rodney Trahan, and Gary Real Bird. Awesome Are Zke Prices 1984 K CS Hamburgers . $1.25 Annual...............$17.00 Qas (not natural) $1.25 Student Zicket .......$1.00 Cunch Zickets, one day for those who like the challenge...............(75 College .........$5000-6000 Can of Pop .............(45 Home Coming Mums . $3.50 DSC A prices ............(35 Hachos.................$1.00 School {Jacket .......$95.00 Dance Zicket...........$1.00 Concert at the Metra ................$12.00 Motherlode Pizza $11.00 Prices Jn 1984 graduation Cap and Gown ..............$20.00 Mies ...............$30.00 Cost of favorite Designer jeans......$35.00 Notebooks............$2.00 Zotal Average for Prom Night $150.00 Album-Cassette $8.00 Candy Par .............35C Haircut ..............$9.00 Senior pictures $200.00 IS th Uirthday Party ...............$30.00 Minimum Wage $3.35 Movie.................$4.00 Van (checkered) Zennis Shoes ...............$15.00 Class King..........$100.00 A d m i n i s t r a t During any school year, many joys and tears are shared. The sharing that occurs results in a most important part of any school, the making of memories. Memories are carried with you for the rest of your life. Meetings between classmates after graduation are seldom filled with discussions about the knowledge gained at Hardin High School. Instead, memories are shared. Savor all your time in school. Gain your knowledge. Share your tears and joys. Enjoy the making of your memories. Our first year together has been a very memorable year. May the future be as enjoyable and as memorable. Rodney Svee Superintendent Superintendent Of Schools Kodney Q. Svee I Bulldogs: 1983-1984 has been a most eventful year! We ” have seen many goals and accomplishments on the part of staff, students and community fl and we have fallen short of our goals on some occasions. I hope we all continue to strive for a school system that is the best in every way -and to accomplish that goal we must all work together. Congratulations to the members of the class of '84 and best wishes for the days and years ahead of you. We all hope you are leaving Hardin High School with the “tools” you need to be successful in whatever you choose. To the rest of you, let's look forward to making the 1984-85 school year even better. Don Gilbertson Principal My first year at Hardin High School has truly been an interesting year. We have all experienced some very exciting events, which have brought us all a great deal of pride and accomplishment. The pride taken here by the students and faculty has made this a growing year, with visions of even a better year for 1985. Kim Anderson Vice Principal Shahid Ahmed 1 Math Jr. Class, Decathlon Match Club Shahid Ahmed 2 Science Jr. Class Ed Auker English Fr. Class Decathlon Robert Bennett Math Golf Carol Bowers Special Ed. Aide Scott Brokaw Pep Club Wrestling 8th Gr. Football Kim Anderson Asst. Principal St. Council Sports Dir. Ken Boggio Band Wesley Eben Guidence Soph. Class Football, BBB ii Marie Kruger Office Secretary John Leligdowicz Business Ed. Fr. Football James Genatone Government Football Wrestling Pat Havlovick Library Honor Society Margaret Kern Math So. Class BB Stats. Don Gilbertson Principal Dale Kober Vo-Ag Fr. Class F.F.A. Victoria Kollodge Art Annual Art Club John Headly History, Gov. Fr. Girls BB Francine Lind Home Ec. F.H.A. Dick Imer Physical Ed. Lettermens Club Wrestling 12 Kathryn Lytle English Sr. Class A.F.S. Club Linda McClanahan Janet Miller Physical Ed. Spanish, Chap. 1 JV Girls BB Fr. Class Track Guy Monroe Shop So. Class Ruth Muhlbeier Office Secretary Ik Laurie Nelson English Sr. Class Cross Track John Nesovic Social Studies Sr. Class Key Club Julie O'Dell Business Cheerleaders OEA Kenneth O’Dell Deca Bus. ED. So. Class D.E.C.A. George Pfeifer History So. Class Boys BB track Duane Pinkerman Science Fr. Class Joy Reichart Chapter Aide Aubrey Schnieder Weight training Terry Selph Vocational Ed. V.I.C.A. Fr. BB Lester Sherman Biology So. Class Jean Sloan English Jr. Class Laura Sundheim Guidance Sr. Class Girls BB Track David Taylor English French Jr. Class Speech and Drama Roger Thompson Chorus Fr. Class Chorus Loretta Three Irons Tutor Indian Club James Willet Special Ed. Jr. Class Fr. Football Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Left to Right, Back Row: Gary Real Bird, Jeff White Bear, Greg Pretty Weasel, Bruce White, Tim Downing, Kelly Passes, Wesley Medicine Horse, and Leon Old Elk. Front Row: Clyde Pretty Paint, Franklin White Clay, John Walks, Rodney Trahan, Conklin Big Lake, Bobby Stiffarm, and Grant Stewart. Left to Right: Dusti Ankney, Jenny Belue, Kim Downing, Donna Gonzales, Ranonne Dawes, and Nickie Camden. (jirl’s basketball FRESHMAN GIRL’S BASKETBALL TEAM, Top row: Lynette Davisson, Millie Stewart, Rebecca Court, Tana Howey Lora Pickett Judi Roberts, Kimberly Tripp, Coach Headley. Middle row: Sheri Chandler, Lorna Big Hair, Jolene Rides Horse, Corrina Kirschenmann, Nicole Real Bird. Bottom row: Rena House. Audrey Plenty Hoops. Lauren Pickett. VARSITY BASKETBALL NEWS The 1983-84 version of the Bulldogs had a very fine season which leads to even higher expectations for the following season. Consistency in performance will be the key for the 1984-85 Bulldogs The Lady Bulldogs got off to a slow start losing their first four contests, but came back in superb fashion to knock off Eastern A powers such as Billings Central. Lewistown. and a near miss against Miles City. The girl's compiled an 8-10 season mark which placed them 6th in the conference going into the divisional tourney. There, they placed 5th as they were narrowly defeated by the Central Rams in a game which would have qualified them for state action. Awards earned this year include Most Rebounds - 206 11 game Lee Ann Bruised Head Best Free Throw - 68% 37 55 Audie Wilkinson Highest 4 yr. GPA - 3.6 Kathy Redden Most Inspirational - Lee Ann Bruised Head Most Improved - Jackie Wagenaar Best Defensive Player - Kathi DeWald M.V.P. - Lee Ann Bruised Head 17 J.V. GIRL’S BASKETBALL TEAM, Left to right: Patty Coates, Brenda Malensek, Glynda Rondeau, Alta Falls Down, Loretta Takes Horse, April Butler, Lori Bastrom, Jena Taylor, Tina Lautt, Caryn Pitsch, Coach McClanahan. 18 VARSITY GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM, Left to right: Coach Sundheim, Lori Swank, Jackie Wagenaar, Valerie Doyle, Lauren Big Hair, Lee Ann Bruised Head, Tamra Jacox, Tamara Null, Kathi Dewald, Audie Wilkinson, Thelma Other Medicine, Kathy Redden, Manager: Candie Vandersloot. freshman football FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM, Top row: Coach L., Pete Haley, Bud Redden, Victor Passes, Alvin Morrison, Chris Mattingly, Mathew Jabs, Lance McMillian, Allen Three Irons, Coach Willet. Bottom row: Travis Bird in Ground, John Grinsteiner, Kenny McGuirk, Brian Uffleman, Jeff Swift, Paul Belue, John Gordineer, Vance Matt. Freshmen football team (future varsity football candidates), had the best record this year in school with an amazing 6 wins and 3 losses. Outstanding players were: Pete Haley as running back and defensive safety: Bud Redden as tackle; Lance McMillian whom they called “Mr. Sack”, because he always sacked the opponents quarterback, as the Big Bulldog center. 21 y. V. football Zearn J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM, Top row: Chad Kern, Woody White, Donovan Boyer, Jay Fillingham, Chipper Siemion, Steve Uffleman, Don Cutbirth, Steve Haug, Travis Johnson, Coach Mestad. Bottom row: Larney Little Owl, Craig Cliff, Neal Weichman, Jeff Margheim, Rex Mizell, Paul Morning, Waylon Fortune, Chad Remmich, and Pat Sargent. Chad takes a hand-off from Travis and forces his way through the Central defense. 22 Varsity dootball VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, Top row: Coach Shaw, Willy Spirit, Donny Adams, David Mills, Paul Frazer, Woody White. Donovan Boyer, Tom Young, Chad Kern, Jay Fillingham, Kevin Old Coyote, Chipper Siemion, Mike Nelson, Steve Uffleman, Don Cutbirth, Steve Haug, Travis Johnson, Laramie Baumann, Stan Taylor, Donny Roan, Tim Kennedy, Coach Medstad, and Head Coach Genatone. Bottom row: Tim Butkay, Larney Little Owl, Craig Cliff, Neal Weichman, Jeff Margheim, Rex Mizell, Paul (P.M.) Morning, Waylon Fortune, Chad Remmich, Pat Sargent, and Jeff Gentry. Below: Coach Willett is thinking about the oncoming season. His past coaching experience Below: Coach Genatone, Coach Shaw and the players work- was an asset to this years football program. ing hard on a new play for the upcoming game. Right: Coaches Mr. L and Mr. Brokaw discussing play strategies. Below: The Bulldogs had a disappointing record this year, but it did not reflect their persevering attitudes and demanding practices. Brian Aberle Dusti Ankney Steve Aragon Paul Belue Conklin Big Lake Donnelle Big Hair Lamont Big Hair Lorna Big Hair Cordelia Big Hair Carrie Boeckel Sherry Bourdon Donnelle Boyer Mark Bruised Head Nicole Camden Tina Carleton Michael Caywood Sheri Chandler Theresa Cline Rebecca Court Darcy Dahle Lynette Davisson Lonnie Eckman Violet Enick Shawna Enzminger Eric Filler Nicola Fox Michelle Fratzke Rhonda Garcia John Gordineer Wendy Greenfield John Grinsteiner DeAnne Grover 27 Michelle Haines Pete Haley Joy Haley Lisa Harmon Jolene He Does It Leah Hochhalter Joe Hope Tana Howey Bill House Rena House Matthew Jabs Casey Kilstrom ■ Chris Mattingly Kenneth McGurk Karri Medicine Top Terra Medicine Top Tammy Menke Becky Myer Felicia Miller Cameron Minard Alvin Morrison Marchelle Nelson Shannen Neumiller Tami Noyes Neta Old Elk William Peters Lauren Pickett Lora Pickett Audrey Plenty Hoops Mona Pond Katrina Pretty Weasel Nicole Real Bird 29 Bud Redden Matthew Redden Salenna Redding Milissa Reed Jolene Rides Horse Judi Roberts Justin Rogers Danny Schaak 4 Mark Schoen Donald Schultz Cody Schwend Gary Seder Ann Seykora Kaylene Shane Karen Slattery Shane Small 30 Dawn Smith Karen Sprenger Haylee Stanton Michelle Stewart Donovan Taylor Larsena Ten Bear Alan Three Irons Sean Three Irons Kim Tripp Bonnie Turney Brian Uffelman Shawn Ulery Danny Vandersloot Jolene Wagenaar Brenda Wetz Christy White Bear 31 Tara Whiteman Devonna Wick Crystal Williamson Karen Yarlott Nancy Zier Roger Zier FRESHMAN NOT PICTURED Dan Brown Francis Bird In Ground Gary Bear Crane J.R. Fitzpatrick Maxine Hamburg Kathy Hogan Ginger Jeffers Lance McMillen Melanie Martinez Crystal Mobley Elliot Mountain Sheep Leon Old Elk D’Armon Old Horn Donald Passes Norman Pretty On Top Ken Porter Crawford Reed James Runge Bobby Stiffarm Roberta Stiffarm John Walks Suzann Zak 32 Candice Aberle Nikki Adams Jana Alden Larry Alden Joel Anderson Patricia Anderson Rebecca Anderson Loretta Barnes Lori Bastrom Kelly Baumann Gail Big Back Lori Birdinground Carrie Ann Bourdon Donovan Boyer Robert Bravo Rebecca Brown Tonya Cook. Michelle Moccasin, and Jolena He Does it showing off behind the bleachers. Roberta Brown Chris Buchfink Joseph Buffalo April Butler Rachel Court Brenda Craig Leonard Crooked Arm Holly Crum Don Cutbirth Ranonne Dawes Kimberly Downing William Dust 36 Nola Egbert Lewis Enick John Enos Pauline Espinoza Alta Falls Down Cathy Fergerson Jay Fillingham Waylon Fortune Steven Haug David Hickman Laramie, give the poor guy a break! Ledale Hill Floyd Hollenbeck Eric Hope Rock Jennison Travis Johnson Cari Kellum Stacey Kennedy Chad Kern Rhonda Klessens Deanna Krogedal Tami Kuntz Tom La Forge Tina Lautt Tammy Lazarewicz Rick Luther Brenda Malensek Cammie Mapley Jeff Margheim Jill McKinley Rex Mizell .1 1 37 Linda Morrison Opal Mountain Sheep 38 Margaret Peters Sheldon Pickett Joe Reichart David Roberts Glynda Rondeau Cindy Schaak Russell Seder Lisa Small Kenny Spint Brenda Struck Lori Swank Loretta Takes Horse Jena Taylor Penny Timmons ( (Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Tom Young Candy Vandersloot Toby Wacker Leah Walking Bear Neal Weichman Ralph Whaley Woody White Craig Whiting Troy Williams Andrea Torske Steve Uffelman Sean Vale Stacey VanDaele 39 SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED Bernard Bad Bear Vicki Bonko Mike Briggs Desiree Bull Tail Dean Chavez Leona Crane Darius Deputee Kathi Dewald Beth Eckman Leonard Elk Shoulder Elaine Harris Jay Lemon Darrell Little Light Jesse Madrigal Solon Moccasin Wes Old Elk Barry Pettey Caryn Pitsch Susan Weber Herlynda Yazzie Left: Patty and Deanna are puzzled over a problem. Right: A rich and rare gang give us a grin. Lower left: Late again. Allen? Lower right: Miss McClanahan caught off guard. 41 Jennifer Belue Carl Buechler Tim Butkay Lisa Caywood Larkin Chandler Evelyn Chavez Scott Chavez Anita Clampitt Craig Cliff Joe Donovan Valerie Doyle Jana Eckman Tammy Eichhorn Joey Engellant Nathan Enick Francis Enick Tammy Fabuzius Charles Fergerson Kevin Flack Richard Flores Monte Fratzke Carol Gilsdorf Donna Gonzales Curtis Hart Duane Harris Lori Herbel Andrea Hopes Rona Hugs Tamra Jacox Ryan Joy Dan Redden helping out again!!!! Tempe Lemon Brenda Lipscomb 44 Holly Lizotte Tamara Loos Maria Matt Clint Miller Michelle Moccasin Paul Morning Tamara Null Kevin Old Coyote Barney Old Horn Thelma Other Medicine Gail Paschall Susan Pitsch Joe Prettypaint Mary Pretty Weasel Dan Redden Chad Remmich Another day, another dollar for DECA workers, Tammy and Susan. Donny Roan Kim Ruff Pat Sargent Colette Schmidt Rochelle Schmidt Wendy Schultz Margaret Seder Michelle Seymour Chad Siemion Sean Small Sara Steinmetz Grant Stewart Mavis Svenson Marla Syring Tom Ten Bear Valerie Tootsie Rodney Trahan Janell Ulery Rosanne Valdez Jackie Wagenaar 45 Kristi Strecker Greg Wegner Ronald Williamson Larenda Yazzie Randy Zier JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Steve Aragon Jonathan Big Medicine Bertha Bird Jack Borgeson Allen Buechler Jolinda Cline Victor Costa Kerry Craig Charlene Dalton Dale Davisson Benny Eagle Casey Filler Gail Gregerson Rachel Humphrey Eric Lundin Magdaline Little Nest James McGurk John McMann Stacey Miller Kelly Passes Merrie Pettey Robert Pitsch Clyde Pretty Paint Barry Real Bird Gary Real Bird Tim Real Bird Jeanette Richardson Rich Riley Rhonda Ripley Lisa Russell Sharlene Salmonson Gladys Takes Horse Bruce White Nancy White Cheri White Clay Franklin White Clay Right middle: Dan gives us his teed-off look. Bottom left: Rochelle and Tammy cuddle up with the school mascot. Bottom right. Keep your eyes on the ball, girls! Amy Belue Lauren Big Hair 49 Lee Ann Bruised Head Darren Chavez Valeria Costa Theresa Borgeson Colleen Buckingham Peggy Coates Kim Brauer Carol Chavez Jeffery Coe Donna Dreamer Erica Dustin Kathleen Mobley Dozier Joy Cook Kama Dawes Jaci Davis Kelly Downing Timothy Downing Rhett Davisson Mahlon Egbert Shelly Frickle Jeflery Gentry Denise Egged Tracy Gabel Carlene Goes Ahead Joyce Elhard Kellie Grinsteiner 4ry . . h. Sharon Howe Carrie Jeffers Rick Kruger Danette Gross Brian Haley Annette Hartung Laurie House Roy Hovland Dianna Hammond Carl Nedens Michael Nelson Alvin Not Afraid Rebecca Roehl Wanda Sjostrom Denise Phipps Leanne Predmore Bill Redden Kathy Redden Darin Siemion Linda Sherman Kelly Slattery Michae aaenaar Toni Slocum Eleni Stavrou Ten Bear Rhonda Sprenger Susan Stanton Stan Taylor Al Takes Horse Julie Van Daele Cody Watson Kelly Watson Howard Williams homecoming During Homecoming week Hardin High showed their spirit by dressing up in hilariously different get-ups. The theme of Homecoming was, “It Was Almost Like A Song . Monday all the students wore their sweats. Tuesday was Punk day and our faithful cooks won a prize for their efforts. Hump day was labeled as Rock-a-Billy day and spirited students bopped around wearing their outfits from the 50's. Thursday invited our student body to dress in their craziest clothes, looking like maniacs. Some of our bravest senior guys dressed in togas. Later on that night the craziness continued at the bon fire and snake dance. To cap off the week of fun and frolic the bulldogs were garbed in orange and black from head to paw. The Bulldogs were defeated by the Miles City Cowboys with the hanging score of 63-18. Students spirits were lifted with great tunes by the band “Yogo at the homecoming dance. floating Away Awesome floats Showing off as usual The spirit of participation was in the air at the work sights for the 1983-84 homecoming floats. The theme for the float construction was centered around a favorite song. The beat filled the air as “Just A Swingin’’, the senior float, swept first place. The juniors, taking second place, showed bulldog pride with “The Winner Takes It All . The freshman class came in third with the much needed “Bulldog Touch . The sophomores bit the dust with Another One Bites The Dust”. Each class put in long hours and hard work making this years floats a great napkin success. The class of “85 gambled with Winner Takes It AH , our 2nd place float. Smashed to a grill lies a victim of the Orange And Black Attack . The first to make tracks down Main Street in this years’ Homecoming parade was the “83-84” Bulldog Marching Band. Bottom left: The 87” class float captured 3rd place with its “Bulldog Touch”. Candidates 1983-84 Homecoming Queen 64 Tempe Johnson gives her title up to Jennifer Lix. Above: Jennifer flashes her a royal smile as she watches her court enjoy the dance. Jennifer Lix Homecoming Queen 1983-84. Jennifer Lix receives a bouquet of roses along with her title. I HV Montana’s Class A high school basketball MVP this year was our very own Jonathan Takes Enemy. For those of you who missed the action. Jonathan was our 6'2” guard that dazzled the fans with dunks and behind the back passes. He averaged 41 points a game in the State Tournament. Jonathan had the third most points for one game with a whopping 49 points. He smashed the record for most points in three games, during the State Tournament. with a grand total of 123 points. Hardin placed fourth in Divisionals. and sixth in State. Coach Pfeifer was ecstatic about this years outstanding performance by the entire Hardin High School basketball team. DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Central 55 Hardin 51 Glasgow 64 Hardin 73 Sidney 40 Hardin 74 Dawson 59 Hardin 73 Billings Central 64 Hardin 54 Sophomore art student Tonya Cook was honored with a plaque and money award on May 8th, 1984. Tonya entered the “Keep Montana Green’ poster contest and placed third in Divisionals, and first in State. Her poster will be framed, and displayed all across Montana as a part of the fire prevention program. What I le DONNY ADAMS Key Club 1; Letterman’s 2-4; Math Club 4; Pep Club 4; FB 1-4; CO Capt. 4; WR 1, 2, 4. CO Capt. 4; Golf 1-4; Jr. Class Pres.; Homecoming Cand. 4; Iron Man Award; Intramural BB. ROSSANA ALDEN Indian Club 4; VB 1; Cheer. 2; Girl's State 3. JA ANDERSON VICA; DECA; WR; FB. DANIEL BAD BEAR WR 1-3; FB 2-3; Track 3-4. LARAMIE BAUMANN FFA 1-4; Rodeo Club 1-4; Pres. 3; BB 1-4; FB 4. AMY BELUE Pep Club 1-4; Key Club 1; FHA 2; NHS 3-4; Cheer. 1-4; Jr. Class Sec.; Sr. Class Pres.; Homecoming Cand. 4; Girl's State 3. KEVIN L BENDIX FB; BBB; Letterman’s Club; Drama; Track 4; Minn. State “AA One Act. LAUREN BIG HAIR Indian Club 1-4; Pep Club 1; Rodeo Club 1; BB 1-4; Annual 3; Drill Team 2-3. DARIN BIG MEDICINE Cross C. 3-4; BB 1-4; Track 1-2. THERESA BORGESON FHA 4; Pep Band 3-4; Concert Band 1-4. COLLEEN BUCKINGHAM Pep Club 4; OEA 4; Pep Band 1-4; Marching Band 4. LEEANN BRUISED HEAD Indian Club 2-3; Pres. 3-4; Art Club 2; Rodeo Club 2-4; BB 1-4; Track 1-3; High School Rodeo 2-3; Band 1-2; Chorus 1; CYO 2-3. JEFF COE FB Mgr. 4; WR 4. VALERIA COSTA Pep Club 4; FHA 4; AFS 4; Volleyball; Swimming; Track; Jazz Band 4; Marching Band 4. PEGGY COATES Math Club 3-4; Art Club 1-4; Annual 4; Sp Drama 2-4; Hobbit 3; 12 Angry Jurors 4; Math Competition 3-4. DARREN CHAVEZ FB 1; Cross C. 1-4; Band 1-2; Chorus; BB 1-2. CAROL CHAVEZ Pep Club 2; Drama 1. JACI DAVIS Key Club 3, 4. Sec; Math Club 3-Sec. 4; Art Club 4; Annual 3-4; Math Team 3-4. RHETT DAVISSON Rodeo Club 3; VICA 3-4; Letterman’s Club 1-3; Art Club 1-2; WR 3; FB 1. KARNA DAWES Indian Club 1-4; Drill Team 1. KELLY D DOWNING Pep Club 3-4; AFS 4; Cross C. 1; Track 1, 4; Drill Team 1-3, Co. Capt.; Swing Choir 2-4; Concert Choir 2-4; Band 1-4; Drum Majorette 4; Academic De-cath. 3; Pep Band 1-4; Marching Band 4; MYF Pres. TIM DOWNING Math Club Pres. 3; NHS 3-4; Track 1; Cross C. 1-4; Golf 3; Intramural BB 4; Pep, Jazz, Marching Band; Band 1-4; Soph Class Rep.; All State Band 3-4; Eastern A Honor Band 1-4. DONNA DREAMER BB 3-4; Track 2-4. MAHLON EGBERT Pep Club 4; FFA 1-3; St. Council 1-3; FB 1-4; WR 1-4; BB 1. DENISE EGGED Pep Club 1-3; Key Club 1; Cheer. 1-3; Swing Choir 3-4; Concert Choir 2- 3. JOYCE ELHARD FHA 1-4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4; The Wiz 1; Chorus 1-2. TRACY GABEL Sp Drama 1; FHA 2-3: Annual 3-4; Co Editor 4. ZENA GARCIA Pep Club 1-4; OEA 4, State Off. 4; Band 1-4; Math Club 3-4, Vice Pres 4; Drill Team 1-2, Co Capt. 2; Over Comers 3-4. JEFF GENTRY Letterman's Club 4; Key Club 4; FB 1-4; Track 2, 4; Golf 3. KELLIE GRINSTEINER Sp. Drama 1-4; Annual 3-4; Editor 4. CARLENE GOES AHEAD Indian Club 1-4; CYO 2-3. DANETTE GROSS Pep Club 1-4; FHA 1-4; St. Council 3-4; AFS Vice Pres. 4; Cheer. 1-4; Swing Choir 2-4; Concert Choir 2-3; Homecoming Cand. 4. BRIAN HALEY Letterman’s Club 1-4; WR 1-4; FB 1-4. DIANNA HAMMOND FHA 2-3; Sp. Drama 2; St. Council 3; The Wiz 2; Hobbit 3. DWIGHT HARRIS Band 1-4; Jazz Band 3-4. ANNETTE HARTUNG Pep Club 1-3; Annual 3; Concert Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Pep Band 1- 4. ROY HOVLAND Letterman’s Club 3-4, Vice Pres. 4; NHS 3-4; FB 1-4; Golf 2-4; Band 1-4; 66 Zhrough Zhcyears. . . Jazz Band 3; Pep Band 1-4; Intramural BB 2-4; Class Vice Pres. 2; Homecoming Cand. 4 CARRIE JEFFERS Band 1-4; NHS 3-4. DAVON JACOBS Indian Club; FB; BB. TIM KENNEDY Letterman's Club 2-4; FB 1-4; Track 1-4; WR 1-4; Intramural BB 2-4. RICK KRUGER WR 1-3; FB Mgr. 1-2. DELAINE LACHENMEIER Pep Club 1-4; FHA 4; Hist. 3. Sec. 4; Overcomers 1-4; Choir 1-2; The Wiz 1; Vice Pres, of Pep Club 4; Hist. Pep Club 2. DEBRA LEWIS Rodeo Club 1-4; OEA 2; Pep Club 1, 2; BB 1; Cheer. 1; Pep Band 1, 2. JENNIFER LIX NHS 3, 4; Pep Club 1. 3, 4; 82 Snowball Princess 3; 83 Homecoming Quuen 4; Girl's State Delegate. DAVID MILLS Art Club 1; FB 3, 4; WR 1, 2; Pep Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4. WESLEY MEDICINEHORSE Cross C.; BBB; Track. KATHY MOBLEY DECA Pres. 4; Art Club 1; Pep Club 2, 3; Track 1; Choir 1, 2. CARL NEDENS FFA WR. MICHAEL S NELSON St. Council Class Rep. 1, 2, Pres. 4; Math Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; Key Club 1; Letterman’s Club 4; BBB 1-4; Cross C. 2. 3; FB 3, 4; Track 2-4; Golf 2; Academic Decath. 3; Jr. Class Vice Pres. 3. DENISE PHIPPS Pep Club 4; Track 1; Volleyball 1; Cheer. 4; Swing Choir 3; Pep Band 4; Concert Band 4; Class Sec. 1; Eastern A Honor Band. LEANNE PREDMORE OEA 4; Pep Club 2, 3; FHA 2, 3; Volleyball 1; Golf 1; Choir 1-3; Pep Club Off. 4; OEA Off. 4. BILL REDDEN DECA 1-4; Rodeo Club 1; FB 1- 3. KATHY REDDEN Key Club 3, 4, Pres. 4; Annual 3, 4, Photo Editor 4; BB 1-4; CYO 3, 4, Pres. 4; Choir 1-3. HENRY REED Indian Club 4; Rodeo Club 1-4; Cross C. 2, 4; FB 1-3; BBB 1-3; Band. REBECCA ROEHL Pep Club 1, 2; Annual 4; Choir 1-4; Wiz 1. JULIE RONDEAU GAA 2; Indian Club 1. 3; OEA 4; Drill Team 3; Pepperettes 2. DARIN SIEMIAN FFA 1-4; VICA 3-4. LINDA SHERMAN FHA 1-4; Hist. 1, 2 Pres. 3; Pep Club 2-4, 4 Pres, Vice Pres. 3; AFS 4, Sec. 4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Marching Band 1-4. WANDA SJOSTROM Pep Club 1-2; OEA 4; Cross C. 1-3; DECA; VICA. KELLY SLATTERY Pep Club 1-4, Pres. 3, Pts Sec. 4; FHA 1-4, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4; NHS 4; Overcomers 2-4; AFS 4, Treas. 4; Choir 1-3; Cheer. 2; Drill Team 1; St. Council 4; The Wiz 2; Class Pres. 4. WILLY SPINT Letterman’s Club 4; FB 3-4; WR 2; Track 2-4; Math Team 3-4. RHONDA SPRENGER NHS 3; Pep Club 1-4; Pep Club Treas. 4; FHA 2-4, Treas. 3-4; Song-leader 4; AFS 4, Pres. 4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1-4; Choir 2; Swing Choir 2; Class Pres. 1; Class Sec. 2-3; AFS Summer Exchange St. 3; AFS Host Family 4. SUSAN STANTON Pep Club 1-2; Track 2; The Wiz 1; Godspell 4; 12 Angry Jurors 4. ELENI STAVROU Math Club 4; FHA 4; AFS 4; Pep Club 4; BB; Volleyball; Track; Pep Band 4; Concert Band 4. JONATHAN TAKES ENEMY BBB 1-4; Cross C. 1; Most Valuable Player 1984. TY TEN BEAR Indian Club 1; FB 1; BBB 1-3. JULIE VANDAELE Pep Club 1-4; Treas. 2; Concert Band 1-3; Pep Band 1-3. EVERETTE WALKS Indian Club 3-4; Cross C. 2; BBB 1-4; Track 1-2; Intramurals. CODY WATSON FB 1-2; BBB 1-2; Track 1-2; Pep Band 1-4; Concert Band 1-4; Jazz Band 1- 4. KELLY C WATSON Annual 4; Annual Sec. 4; Pep Band 1-2; Concert Band 1-3; Marching Band 2-3; Drama 1. GREG PRETTY WEASEL BBB 1-4; Cross Country 1, 2, 4. DAWNA WHITE CLAY Indian Club. LORA ZELKA Pep Club 1-2; Pep Band 1-3; Concert Band 1-3; DECA 3. 67 Wrestling Back Row: Don Adams, Brian Haley, Mahlon Egbert, Pete Haley, Tim Kennedy, Don Roan. Middle Row: Coach Brokaw, Steve Uffelman, Chad Siemion, Jeff Margheim, Brian Uffelman, Rex Mizell, Coach Imer. Front Row: Jeff Swift, John Enos, Tim Butkay, Pat Sargent, Chad Kern. The wrestling team did a good job this year. They finished second in the conference and sixth in the state. Brian Uffelman was state champion, with Brian Haley taking second. Jeff Swift and Don Roan took fourth place, while Chad Siemion took fifth. Many other wrestlers also placed in the state tournament. The team was young, but they did an exceptional job With this years' experienced team, next year is expected to bring even greater accomplishments. 69 Standing: Coach Brokaw, Don Adams, Brian Haley, Mahlon Egbert, Pete Haley, Tim Kennedy, Don Roan, Coach imer. Kneeling: Steve Uffelman, Chad Siemion, Jeff Margheim, Brian Uffelman, Rex Mizell. 70 boys basketball NAME NUMBER POSITION Jonathon Takes Enemy 24 Guard, Forward, Center Larmmie Baumann 42 Forward, Center Darin Big Medicine 30 Center Jonathon Big Medicine 12 Forward, Center Michael Nelson 32 Forward Greg Pretty Weasel 40 Guard Joseph Pretty Pain 22 Guard, Forward Craig Cliff 44 Guard, Forward Paul Morning 34 Guard Larny Little Owl 14 Guard Barney Old Horn 10 Guard Back Row: Jonathan Takes Enemy, Laramie Baumann, Darin Big Medicine, Jonathan Big Medicine, Michael Nelson, Greg Pretty Weasel. Bottom Row: Joseph Pretty Paint, Craig Cliff, Paul Morning, Larny Little Owl, Barney Old Horn, Coach: George Pfeifer. Our We beat the best, You might say we passed the test. Didn't we show everyone, That we have power and skill. When we play, we play to kill. To defeat, to win, To be the best there has ever been. We had our ups and downs. But times have changed. Zeam We work together, As one. We are winners. We don’t settle for less. We give more than we have, And we have alot. We have things that others haven’t got. Together we have fun. Don't ever forget that together, We are number ONE!!!! 72 Top Row: Travis Johnson, Joseph Buffalo, Steven Haug, Barry Real Bird, Solon Moccasin, Coach John Leligdowicz. Bottom Row: Clyde Pretty Paint, Gary Jo Real Bird, Rodney Trahan, Larkin Chandler, Kenny Shane. 73 dresltiMH basketball Back Row: Mark Bruised Head, Matthew Jabs, Cody Schwend, Chris Mattingly, Lamont Big Hair, Norman Pretty On Top, Alan Three Irons. Middle Row: Coach Terry Selph, Michael Caywood, Elliot Mountain Sheep, Jon Walks, Alvin Morrison, Gary Dolsman. Bottom Row: Shawn Ulery, Conklin Big Lake, Paul Belue, Victor Passes, Travis Bird In Ground, Sean Three Irons. Bulldog Track Back Row: John Enos, Don Roan, Jeff Gentry, Mike Nelson, Mike Shane, Willy Spint, Donovan Boyer, Tim Kennedy, Gary Real Bird, Pat Sargent, Chad Kern, Don Adams, Pete Haley, Vance Matt, Cameron Minard, Benny Eagle. Middle Row: Robert Pederson, Joey Hope, Gary Seder, Lance McMillen, John Enos, Wesley Medicine Horse, Howard Williams, Jenny Belue, Tamara Null. Front Row: Kim Tripp, Nikki Adams, Donelle Boyer, Casey Kilstrom, Brenda Struck, Corrina Kirschenmann, Donna Dreamer, Tamra Jacox, Kathi Dewald, Carie Chasing Hawk. Give us a big cheesy grin Pat! Rodney putting the move on the final lap. Could ou Me Coached Ey Zhcsc People? Caurie Nelson Kandy Kollins jCaura Sundkeim George Pfeifer Cinda McClanahan female Crack Stars Back Row: Donelle Boyer, Kathi Dewald, Tamra Jacox, Tamara Null, Donna Dreamer. Front Row: Casey Kilstrom, Kim Tripp, Nikki Adams, Corrina Kirschenmann, Brenda Struck, Jenny Belue, Carie Chasing Hawk. Back Row: Don Roan, Mike Nelson, Willy Spint, Tim Kennedy, Don Adams, Howard Williams, Pete Haley. Middle Row: John Walks, Jeff Gentry, Mike Shane, Donovan Boyer, Gary Real Bird, Pat Sargent, Chad Kern, Vance Matt. Kneeling: Robert Pederson, Joey Hope, Gary Seder, Lance McMillen, John Enos, Wesley Medicine Horse, Benny Eagle, Cameron Minard. Back L to R: Mark Shoen. Ken Porter. Travis Johnson. Paul Frazer. Front L to R: Penny Timmons. Tami Kuntz. Gail Paschall. Lori Bastrom. Roy Hovland. Peggy Coates, not shown John Gordineer. The Golf team this year has quite a few new members who are just learning the game. Next year most of these members will return to help drive the team to a year full of perfect putts. The Golf team has had a problem in the past of not having enough people to fill up the Varsity and JV teams. All new people who wish to come out in the spring will be welcomed gladly by the veterans. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are: Top; Tammy Lazarewicz, Deanna Krogedal. Left to right; Andrea Torske, Susan Sargent and Kelly Baumann. The J.V. cheerleaders kept the Sophomore class on the go throughout the year. They showed their enthusiastic spirit by winning the spirit stick many times at our pep rallies. The Freshman cheerleaders are: Top to bottom; Becky Meyers, Anne Seykora, Wendy Greenfield, and Mona Pond. Their first year of cheering will keep the Freshman class charged up for their next three years of high school. e h e c r I c a d e r s Varsity The football and boy's basketball varsity cheerleaders are: Amy Belue, Denise Phipps, Danette Gross, and Tempe Lemon. These girls cheered a good season and helped lead the basketball team to state. The girl’s basketball and wrestling varsity cheerleaders are: Rochelle Schmidt, Tammy Eichhorn, Sharlene Salmonsen, and Lisa Caywood. These cheerleaders showed their skills and abilities in their pyramids and cheers which lead their teams to victory. 82 Mail Zo Zke So give a cheer for Hardin team Cheer them along their way Onward to victory May we win our game today. So give a cheer for the Hardin team Long may we rein supreme Shout till the echos ring For the glory of our team. 83 Concert Band Row 1: Tonya Cook. Karen Slattery. Kelly Baumann. Kelly Downing. Nola Egbert. Rhonda Ripley. Leah Hochhalter. Kim Tripp, and Carrie Boeckel. Row 2: Bonnie Turney. Nicole Camden. Michelle Stewart. Becky Meyer. Cassandra Walks On Ice. Tammy Kuntz. Donelle Boyer. Theresa Cline, and Beth Eckman. Row 3: Nicole Real Bird. Katrina Pretty Weasel. Lorna Big Hair. Neta Old Elk. Millie Stewart. Maria Matt. David Mills, Holly Crum. Dawn Smith, and Tammy Menke. Row 4: Elaine Harris. Valeria Costa. Eleni Stavrous. Colleen Buckingham. Carrie Jeffers. Amy Belue. Rhonda Sprenger. Joy Cook, and Karen Sprenger. Row 5: Theresa Borgeson. Pauline Espinoza. Kim Downing. Rachel Court. Loretta Barnes. Susan Sargent. Janel Hanson, and Dwayne Harris. Row 6: Tim Downing. Robert Pederson. Mahlon Egbert. Rick Gabel. Craig Whiting. Don Cutbirth. Donavan Boyer. Denise Phipps. Lance McMillen. Mark Schoen. and Tim Real Bird. Row 7: Paul Frazer. Cody Watson. Roy Hovland. Dwight Harris. Charles Fergerson. Travis Johnson. Neal Wiechman. Paul Belue. John Gordineer. Brian Uffelman. and John Grinsteiner. FLUTE Amy Belue Kelly Downing Carrie Jeffers Jana Eckman Maria Matt Michelle Moccasin Rhonda Ripley Loretta Barnes Kelly Baumann Tonya Cook Rachel Court Nola Egbert Pauline Espinoza Karen Slattery Michelle Stewart Kim Tripp OBOE Nicole Camden Holly Crum ALTO SAXPHONE 'Annette Hartung •Kathy DeWald •Karen Sprenger 'Elaine Harris Nicole Realbird Becky Meyer Neta Old Elk Janel Hanson TENOR SAXOPHONE Tim Downing •Linda Sherman •David Mills Susan Sargent 'Tammy Menke Tim Real Bird BARITONE SAXOPHONE 'Charles Fergerson David Roberts CLARINET Theresa Borgeson Zena Garcia Kim Downing Beth Eckman Donelle Boyer Katrina Pretty Weasel Bonnie Turney Lorna Big Hair Leah Hochhalter Judi Roberts Millie Stewart BASS CLARINET Tammy Kuntz Colleen Buckingham CONTRA-ALTO CLARINET Joy Cook FRENCH HORN Dawn Smith Carrie Boeckel TRUMPET •Denise Phipps •Donovan Boyer Roy Hovland •John Gordineer Don Cutbirth Craig Whiting Paul Belue •Theresa Cline Cindy Schaak Lance McMillen Robert Pederson TROMBONE Travis Johnson John Grinsteiner STRING BASS Donna Gonzales PERCUSSION •Paul Frazer Cody Watson Valeria Costa Mahlon Egbert Eleni Stavrou Jim McGurk Rick Gabel Neal Wiechman Vance Matt Mark Schoen Brian Uffelman Cassandra Walks On Ice TROMBONE ‘Dwayne Harris Dwight Harris GUITAR •Valeria Costa KEYBOARDS VIBES Rhonda Ripley •Brenda Struck •Kim Tripp BASS •Craig Whiting • Indicates members of the HHS JAZZ ENSEMBLE ,84’ Pep Wand PEP BAND-SENIORS: Theresa Borgeson. Colleen Buckingham, Joy Cook. Valeria Costa. Kelly Downing. Tim Downing. Paul Frazer. Zena Garcia. Dwight Harris. Annette Hartung. Roy Hovland. Linda Sherman. Rhonda Sprenger. Eleni Stravrou. Cody Watson. JUNIORS: Jana Eckman. Charles Ferguson. Dwayne Harris. Michelle Moccasin. Rhonda Ripley. SOPHOMORES: Donovan Boyer. Tonya Cook. Rachel Court. Holly Crum. Don Cutbirth. Kathi Dewald. Beth Eckman. Nola Egbert. Pauline Espinoza. Rick Gabel. Elaine Harris. David Roberts. Craig Whiting. Neal Wiechman. FRESHMAN: Paul Belue. Carrie Boeckal. Donelle Boyer. Nicole Real Bird. Theresa Cline. John Gordineer, John Grinsteiner. Lance McMillan. Tammy Mencke. Becky Meyer. Mark Schoen. Karen Slattery. Dawn Smith. Karen Sprenger. Michelle Stewart. Kim Tripp. Bonnie Turney. Janel Hanson. Robert Pederson. Awesome 6 Wills We. the SENIOR CLASS OF 84 will MIKE and AMY'S locker the retirement it deserves. It'll never see so much action again. I, CAROL CHAVEZ will to LEDALE HILL happiness in his last years of school. I, KATHY REDDEN will to MARLA SYRING my ability to live at home for one year. I, AMY BELUE will to JENNY and PAUL the best years of their lives at Hardin High. Good Luck! I, KEVIN BENDIX will STACY KENNEDY my punk rock tape The Dead Kennedy’s . I. KELLY DOWNING will to JACKIE WAGENAAR the ability to keep her tounge in her mouth when members of the Boys Basketball team walk by. I, RICK KRUEGER will to CHARLIE FERGUSON the ability to find clothes that aren’t camos. I, ZENA GARCIA. COLLEEN BUCKINGHAM, WANDA SJOSTROM and POKEY LEWIS will to MRS. O'DELL and MRS. LIND our ability to keep everyone up until 4:00 AM. I, TIM KENNEDY will to DON ROAN the ability to pull the hair on TIM BUTKAY'S legs in the huddle and not let the coaches see him. We. KELLY DOWNING and AMY BELUE will to the underclassmen flute players the ability to shock MR. BOGGIO by playing in tune for at least one measure. I, TRACY MAPLEY will to MR. GILBERTSON the ability not to wander the halls meaninglessly. I. KEVIN BENDIX will to JAMES McGURK my Jane Fonda exercise suit. I, JENNIFER LIX will to MR. PFEIFER my ability to tell time, which I learned in the first grade. I, K.M. will to the underclassmen a chance to have MRS. Lytle for 1 semester, so they can find out what a beautiful person she is. I, MR. ANDERSON, Attendance Officer wish to see the following people, (who admitted skipping without getting caught) in my office. You have just been caught: LAUREN BIG HAIR. JONATHON TAKES ENEMY, LORA ZELKA. I, REBECCA ROEHL will to MR. AUKER the ability to be nice to the Freshman class. The entire student body wills him a razor and the muscles to shave his beard off. I, LEE ANN BRUISED HEAD will my basketball uniform ( 31) to anyone who can sweat in it as much as I did and make good use of it. I, MAHLON EGBERT will to anyone my car, if they can keep gas in it. I, JOYCE ELHARD will to MR. KOBER and MR. I, BRIAN HALEY will my license to STAN and DEAN. I, WANDA SJOSTROM will to MR. ANDERSON the ability to say something other than, May I escourt you ladies to class? I, MIKE NELSON will to JOHN McMANN the ability to con MR. AHMED I out of taking tough calculus tests. I, ELENI STRAVROU will to everyone the ability to make it through school alive with shorty and Goliath next year. I, JULIE VANDAELE will to my sister the ability to be on the failing list without Mom finding out. We, members of the SENIOR CLASS will to the underclassmen our ability not to show a public display of affection. I, PEGGY SUE COATES will to all the teachers and students who know me and have put up with me for 3 years, and 26 days, some peace and quiet, they need it. With the exception of MR. AUKER, who at times carries on to extreme lengths if someone doesn't retailiate when he teases them, so to him, I will my kid brother ED, with hopes for the next 4 years that he haunts Mr. Auker in remembrance of PEGGY SUE. I, KATHY MOBLEY, will to my sister CYSTAL, the ability to go through 4 years of High School with ease, to have fun doing it, and find what she really wants out of life. Good Luck Crystal, I love you!!! I, CARL NEDENS will if you will. I, JEFF COE will my ability to forget the game towels in football to JIM MCGURK, in hopes to keep MR. GEN ATONES lungs well excerised. I. MR. GILBERTSON, will all the lawsuits, protests and hearings this year to BILLINGS CENTRAL. I, JACKI DAVIS and KELLIE GRAINSTEINER will to MRS. HAVLOVICK the ability to replace us as T.A.’s. I, RALPHETTA RAY RAMDINGER will to EUNICE ELLEN AND HENRIETTA HELEN my ability to show up in Hawaii on May 27, 1985 so we can get crazy again. TRADITIONAL WILL From JANET FREEMAN to TINA BALDWIN, to TERI BELDEN, and finally to us, MIKE NELSON and LARAMIE BAUMANN, WE will the title of LITTLE BLOOMER to TEMPE LEMON. I, TIM DOWNING, will my title from cross country THE WHITE SHADOW to any brave white boy dumb enough to go out for it. I, PAUL FRAZER, will to ANNIE SEYKORA the power not to eat candy for breakfast. MONROE the ability to make popcorn without burning it. I, DANETTE GROSS will to TEMPE LEMON my ability to unintentionally see basketball players in the nude. I, SUSAN STANTON will the underclassmen the ability not to wear shoes and get away with it. I, LAUREN BIG HAIR, will to LAMONT, my brother, to skip and not get caught all through the year. I. LINDA SHERMAN will to MR. NELSON the ability to tease someone else about their favorite Rock Star next year. 87 88 STARSHINE: Left to right, top row; Kelly Downing, Lisa Harmon, Patty Anderson, Tina Carleton, Becky Meyer, Wendy Greenfield, Corrina Kirschenman, Rhonda Garcia, Deanna Grover. Middle row: Rachel i ’ Court, Denise Egged, Kathy Hogan, Mona Pond, Brenda Lipscomb, Brenda Wetz. Bottom row; Carol Gilsdorf, Andrea Torske, Susan Sargent, Susan Stanton. Below; Director Mr. Thompson. The Starshine Swing Choir is a choreographed singing group . consisting of 15 to 25 young ladies. Each musical selection is choreographed by one or more of the young ladies. “Jackies Theme , sang by the group, was choreographed by Tammy Eichhorn and Rochelle Schmidt. Flashdance” was a flash choreographed by Rhonda Garcia and Corrina Kirschenman. “Beat It” and “Foot Loose” were choreographed with the help of every member. This year the Starshine Swing Choir participated in Johnny Mann's Great American Choral Feastival and district Music competition. This year they shined like the brightest star. 89 ■ ACAPPELLA: Top row; Joy Cook, Stacey VanDaele, DeDe Wells, Ryan Joy, Bud Redden, Sean Vale, Pete V Haley, Pat Sargent, Gary Strieker, Brenda Lipscomb, Carrie Boeckel, Jackie Wagenaar. 2nd row; Tina j Lautt, Kathy Hogan, Ginger Jeffers, Roger Zier, Kerry Graig, Jay Lemon, Janell Ulery, Karen Kraft, Lisa P1 Caywood, DeAnne Grover. 3rd row; Haylee Stanton, Tempe Lemon, Brian Aberle, John McMann, Jeff Swift, Shawn Ulery. Ann Seykora, Becky Brown. 4th row: Violet Enick, Carol Gilsdorf, Shawna Enzminger, Jolinda Cline, Kathy Fergerson, Andrea Torske, Tammy Lazarewicz. 90 Fourth Row: Tamra Jacox, Tom Cummins, Tracy Gabel, Kellie Grinsteiner, Michelle Seymour, Marla Syring, Tamara Loos. Third Row: Rona Hugs, Becky Roehl, Kelly Watson, Carol Gilsdorf, Kathy Redden, Miss Kollodge. Second Row: Valerie Doyle, Kristi Strecker, Colette Schmidt, Jaci Davis, David Hichman. First Row: Peggy Coates, Rosanne Valdez, Rochelle Schmidt, Anita Clampitt, Julie Grenfell. 92 ■ FJ Advisor. V. Kollo dye Secretary: kelly Watson Co-Editor: Zracy Qabel Editor: Kellie Qrinsteiner Photo Editor: Kathy Kedden Co-Editor: Zamara Coos A- m M JS' . -v An average day is the awesome annual class consists of many events. Some of the students spend time in the dark room developing film. Others are busy cutting pictures and putting pages together. Still others strain their brains trying to combine words to form decent copy. Spare time is spent in gossip sessions talking over love-lorn stories and trying to get yesterday’s homework done. The club is slowly decreasing it’s debt by participating in activities such as: bake sales, concessions, and dances. To show their school spirit the class entered the Homecoming Parade as a kazoo band. As this year’s book was produced the annual staff sought out to shoot sharper photos, write catchy informative copy, and create well designed pages. Overall, this has been an awesome year for the annual staff. 9? ■ A r t e i u b This year's major project was the making of the schools conference logos for the gymnasium wall. Art Club set up creative art work displays, along with designing bulletin boards for the office and other areas in the school. Most members participated in the Sixth Annual Art Exhibit at the Jail House Gallery in Febuary. Art Club serves the school and community, and provides a place for individualized non-restricted art study. The group is famous for it's roller skating parties and pizza runs. At left- Pres. Colette Schmidt, Adviser Miss Kollodge, Sec. Jaci Davis. Back row- Patty Coates, Colette Schmidt, Jaci Davis, Tonya Cook. Front row- Gary Strieker, Cameron Minard, Peggy Coates. David Hickman. Deca Back Row-Left to Right: Rhonda Klessens, Michelle Moccasin, Tammy Eichhorn, and Kathy Mobley. Front Row-Left to Right: Tracey Capps, Mr. O’Dell (Advisor), and Bill Redden. DECA STATE At DECA State, Kathy Mobley participated in: Economics, Job Interview, and Advertising Services. Michelle Moccasin participated in Restaurant Marketing and Management. The chapter recieved the Chapter Membership Award for the money they earned for M.D. Officers-Left to Right: Michelle Moccasin-Vice President, Tammy Eichhorn-Sec., Kathy Mobley-President. Speech Drama Back row: Kellie Grinsteiner, Peggy Coates, Jenny Be- and David Roberts made up the state team. State was lue, and Mr. Taylor. Front row: John Grinsteiner, Lance held in Great Falls. Bottom right: The threat of tough Me Millian, Lisa Small, Patty Coates, and Beth Eckman. competition put David to sleep. Bottom Left: Lisa Small, Jenny Belue, Kellie Grinstenier, Advisor Iran Cind President SJoyce Elhard Back row: Delaine Lachenmeir, Rhonda Sprenger, Tonya Cook. Front row: Kelly Slattery, Mrs. Fran Lind, Joyce Elhard FHA had many money raising projects through the year, there was several concessions tor Girls Basketball and the Hardin Invitational Wrestling Tournament. FHA also held luncheons for the Speech and Drama Tournament and for the teachers on one of their Curriculum days. FHA held a raffle for a pendleton blanket. They participated in the District Convention in Colstrip and the State Convention in Missoula. FHA competed also in the Parlimentary Procedure event at state and also attended Fall leadership in Great Falls. FHA's kind hearts also prepared food baskets for the needy. Back row: Sherry Bourdon, Brenda Wetz, Danette Gross, Cathy Fergerson, Beth Eck-man, Darcy Dahle, Tonya Cook. Front row: Mrs. Fran Lind, Lonnie Eckman, Linda Sherman, Rhonda Sprenger, Delaine Lachenmeir, Theresa Borgeson, Kelly Slattery, Joyce Elhard. 97 Indian Club Students joined in to dance with Indian Club members at a school assembly. Officers: Sharon Howe-Sec., Lee Ann Bruised Head-Vice President, Loretta Three Irons-Advisor, and Merrie Pettey-President. The Hardin Indian Club made their debute this year with their own homecoming float. Indian Club was found at the boys and girls basketball games showing their culture during half time with a style show and native dancing. Indian Club presented a performance of the “Lord's Prayer” which was a special treat for Bulldog and opponent fans alike. The club was also well known for beginning the games with their native costumes. Club members still found time for fund raising projects which were cake raffles and selling pom-poms during basketball games. Top Row: Lisa Russell, Sharon Howe, Maria Matt, Christy White Bear, Sandi Walks, Katrina Pretty Weasel, And Lorna Big Hair. Middle Row: Rhea Real Bird, Violet Enick, Eunice Enick, and Neta Old Elk. Bottom Row: Lori Birdinground, Nicole Real Bird, and Kaylene Shane. KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK Key Key Club is an organization which helps the community by having the members of Key Club paint the “H East of Hardin. They also started to post flags in front of businesses on national holidays. In honor of Michelle Seymour, Key Club set up a memorial scholarship for a student from Hardin, going into a field to service Big Horn County and their youth in some way. The scholarship is valued to $200.00. Throughout the basketball seasons the members held ropes and had coathanging sales for 254. Pat Sargent-President, Ryan Joy-Vice-President, Jackie Wagenaar-Sec. Treasurer. 7k 7; 7s 7 t; t; 7. t-; 7. 7 .e ¥ Jackie Wagenaar. Top row: Ryan Joy, Pat Sargent, Chad Remmich. Bottom row: Jaci Davis, Tamara Null, Janell Ulery, and 99 Top: Jeff Gentry, Jeff Margheim, Brain Haley, Don Roan, Chad Kern, Kevin Old Coyote, Tom £ c t t c r m a n s e i u b Young, Steve Haug, Dale Davisson. Bottom: Roy Hovland, Don Adams, Chad Seimion. Rodney Trahan, Tim Bukey, Pat Sargent, Advisor Mr. Imer, Officers and Advisor: Mr. Imer, Pres. D. Adams, Vice Pres., S. Taylor, Sec. R. Hovland. Letterman's Club sold posters as a money making project. They also had the divisonal games broadcasted into the gym. This spring the club went on a sking trip. In all they had the quite year. 100 Vica VICA members pictured: Dan Redden, Mike Wagner, Darin Siemion, Carl Buechler, Joe Reichart. Members not pictured: Dale Davisson, Rhett Davisson, Jeff Giuffre, Tim Kennedy, Stacey Miller, Deon Williams, Paul Zelka, James McGurk, Greg Wegner and Kevin Flack. Vocational Industrial Club of America (VICA) is a student organization whose purpose is to prepare members for future job employment in the vocational field. VICA has two main functions each year. The Plymouth Troubleshooting contest in March, and the state VICA Conference that is held in Havre. Officiers: Rhett Davisson-President, Darin Siemion-Vice President, and Mr. Selph-Advisor. In VICA, We’re Preparing For Leadership In The World Of Work. 101 National Honor Society Left to right: Joy Cook, Rhonda Sprenger, Jennifer Lix, Carrie Jeffers, Michael Nelson, Amy Belue, Tim Downing, Roy Hovland, Brenda Lipscomb. Carol Gilsdorf, and Jana Eckman. This year’s National Honor Society was fairly busy. Along with their annual banquet they sold concessions at two school functions. They also gave two scholarships to graduating seniors. The present members included Mike Nelson-President. Jennifer Lix-Vice Pres., and Amy Belue-Secretary-Treasurer. Other members are Joy Cook. Tim Downing. Roy Hovland. Carrie Jeffers. Kelly Slattery, and Rhonda Sprenger. The new members to National Honor Society this year included the following: Jana Eckman. Carol Gilsdorf. and Brenda Lipscomb. Student Council Student Council evaluated proposed school activities and fund raisers. They also held a Semi-Formal Winter Dance. In Febuary student council showed the movie “Take Down . Members of student council helped with concessions for the Harlem Clowns and decorated the halls for Christmas. Their major accomplishment this year was that they wrote a completely new constitution for the school. Members were, left to right, back row: Kathy Dewald, Brenda Struck, Paul Belue, Lonnie Eck-man, Becky Meyer. Left to right, front row: Pat Sargent, Jenny Belue, Mike Nelson, Jenea Taylor, Rodney Trayhan, Dannette Gross, Kelly Slattery. Left to right, bottom: President Mike Nelson, Secretary Jenea Taylor, Vice President Rodney Trayhan. 103 104 Awesome Pep Club Clan Donny Adams, Devonna Wick, Deanne Grover, Annie Seykora, Wendy Greenfeild, Mona Pond, and Deanna Krogedal. Second row: Michelle Stewart, Donelle Boyer, Nicola Fox, Kim Tripp, Tina Carleton. and Becky Meyer. Third row: Dawn Smith, Theresa Cline, Michelle Haines, Brenda Wetz, Tammy Menke, Karen Sprenger, Shelly Gross, and Sharlene Salmonsen. Fourth row: Theresa Borgeson, Amy Belue, Eleni Stavrou, Dannete Gross, Denise Phipps, Valeria Costa, and Tempe Lemon. Bottom row: Advisor-Mr Brokaw, Historian-Jenny Belue, Secretary-Jennifer Lix, Vice President-DeLaine Lachenmier. President-Linda Sherman, Points Keeper-Kelly Slattery, and Treasurer-Rhonda Sprenger. Cinda Shemian-Pres. DeCaine Caeliemnier- V.V. OSA The Hardin Office Education Association has been very busy this year. They served concessions with FHA and sold fruit and Christmas ornaments. They also attended conferences in Great Falls, Bozeman and Indianapolis, Indiana. All of their projects are recorded in their chapter scrapbook. Their first place state conference scrapbook reflects their service and devotion to their club. Their theme this year was Carebears. OEA members this year are: State Officer and President Zena Garcia, Vice-president, Colleen Buckingham, Secretary, Shar-lene Salmonsen, Treasurer, Deanna Krogedal, Pokey Lewis, Wanda Sjostrom and Julie Ron-deax. The advisor is Julie O’Dell. The OEA members are left to right. Colleen Buckingham, Vice President, Sharlene Salmonsen, Secretary, Julie Rondeax, Wanda Sjostrom, Deanna Krogedal, LeeAnn Predmore, Zena Garcia 105 Back Row: Rick Luther, Darcy Dahl, Joyce Elhard, Randy Zier, Russell Seder, and John Grinsteiner. Front Row: Ginger Jeffers, and Tami Noyes. This year’s Future Farmer's of America went to Winter Fair in Bozeman. Fall Leadership for District was held in Lodge Grass. Hardin hosted many schools for the second half of District finals. F.F.A. went to Bozeman for State. Delegates for State were Joyce Elhard and Lori Bastrom. Ralph Whaley, Randy Zier, and Toby Wacker competed in Livestock Judging, and of course Mr. Kober went along for the ride. F.F.A.’s money making projects consisted of selling Gary Ericson’s prints and caps. They also had their regular turkey shares. Math Club Officers left to right: Mike Nelson - Pres., Eleni Stavrou - Vice Pres., Don Adams - Sec. Hardin Mathematics Club was formed in 1982. The function of the Math Club is to promote mathematics and science in the Hardin High School and the community. Members belonging to the club take part in math competitions held in various parts of Montana. Hardin Math Club takes part in many community activities. This year’s club raffled a solar calculator for the benefit of a cancer victim. Math Club participated in a Math Science Fair held on March 31, in Hardin. Students read their research papers, displayed posters, and presented experiments about math trivia. Pictured left to right: Peggy Sue Coates, Patty Jo Coates, John McMann, Kevin Bendix, Eleni Stavrou, Mike Nelson, and Don Adams. Not pictured: Jaci Davis and Holly Crum. 107 Quess 1. OH YAH!! 4. MM MM Good! 6. Me and my shadow. 2. Which way did they go? 1. Kelly S. 2. Kelly W. 3. Toni S. 4. Denise E. 5. Darla Z. 6. Kellie G. AGING IS. . Aging is when: 1. Everything hurts, and what doesn’t hurt doesn’t work. 2. The gleam in your eye is from the sun hitting your bifocals. 3. You feel like the morning after, and you haven’t been anywhere. 4. Your little black book contains only names ending in M.D.” 5. Your children start to look middle-aged. 6. You get winded playing chess. 7. You know all the answers, but no one asks you the questions. 8. You look forward to a dull evening. 9. You walk with your head held high, trying to see through your trifocals. 10. Your favorite part of the paper is Fifty Years Ago Today.” 11. You turn out the lights for economic reason rather than romantic ones. 12. You sit in a rocking chair, but can’t get it going. 13. Your knees buckle, but your belt won’t. 14. You regret all those mistakes trying to resist temptation. 15. Dialing long distance wears you out. 16. Your pacemaker makes the garage door go up when an attractive member of the opposite sex goes by. 17. You’re startled when first addressed as an “old timer. 18. The best part of your day is over when the alarm clock goes off. 19. You burn the midnight oil at 9 p.m. 20. Your back goes out more often than you do. 21. The fortune teller offers to read the lines on your face. 22. You sink your teeth into a steak, and they stay there. 109 Valeria Ms. Sloan Sleni Motto: Walk together, talk together. O’ ye people of the earth; then and only then will we have peace. AFS Student Club: The goal of AFS is to promote international understanding through student exchange. Thus, the student club serves to stimulate school-wide interest in AFS and invite participation by many, rather than only a selected few. in a functioning decision-making group. Through their cooperative efforts with the adult chapter, school clubs offer increased exposure to the AFS Americans Abroad and Domestic Program exchanges in the community. By working together, the club and chapter have the greatest potential for an exciting and creative year. The newly organized Hardin AFS Student Club boasts 15 members, with faculty advisor. Ms. Sloan; and exchange students — Eleni Stavrou. of Cypress; Valeria Costa, of Brazil; and H.H.S. Senior. Rhonda Sprenger. who went to Japan. A JS American Jield Service Back Row: Danette Gross. Devonna Wick, and Eleni Stavrou. Front Row: Karen Sprenger. Tammy Menke. Rhonda Sprenger. Joy Cook, and Kelly Slattery. Not pictured: Valeria Costa. Linda Sherman. Rachel Humphrey. Wendy Schultz, and Margaret Seder. ♦ • • � ••« • m . . i • . . Js.'- c. ; {. - .v: ' V «, '; v .v • . K 1 ♦ • . ■.v IN. MEMORY OF • ♦ . . • v ,. , • •. . • . « .. � - V ., • ' . ■ jl w ' • St • . £ MICHELLE SEYMOUR V V 4 ;i 4 ■ • , V • . ' ' • � ' � • r.V • V; ‘ • • r « ■ • f � . • a-' . • � - f • � •■ z. % . • � • 4 . . , ■• .. w -i ’ .• � , V cV..• • EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE. WE'D SEE HER SMILE. ’ SHE TURNED OUR DAYS AROUND. MICHELLE WITH1 THOSE EYES. ' : 'IT'S DEAD THROUGH THE LIGHT, TO SEE WHAT YOUR HEART WAS MAYING TO VS. WE'RE SORRY WE DIDN'T HEAR YOUR CRY FQR HELP. - ' . A FRIEND OF A FRIEND. A FRIEND TO THE. ENp, t ; THAT'S THE KIND OF GIRL SHE WAS. TAKEN AWAY SO YOUNG. ' TAKEN AWAY WITHOUT A WARNING. WE KNOW HER AND SHE'S HERE. AND EVERY DAY WE MEET. WE KNO'W HER AND WELL. SHE'S HERE, WE SEE HER WHEN WE SLEEP. HEY MICHELLE. WHERE ARE YOU NOW? ARE YOU FAR AWAY FROM US? WE DON'T THINK SO. WE THINK YOU'RE HERE, TAKING AWAY OUR TEARS. WHEN YOU THINK OF MICHELLE, ' . LAUGH DON'T CRY. . . ' WANT IT THAT WAY. „ . . VEGA '. THE FIRST MAGNITUDE. THE CONSTELLATION LYRA (THE' MICHELLE FOR IT'S BEAUTY. LIGHT TO BECOME AS ONE WI$H • v j • V ' ' « ,vi ‘ 7 . •, • MfCH|lEEn:ti :S€YMO ‘ a ■, ' Born: June 21. I987 t Died: January 28, 198 . , . From Sturgis, S.D,. the tJSugn-ter of Earl Seymour and-.-Karerl Madison. i. % «. AFTERGLOW . • • I'D LIKE THE MEMORY OF ME TO BE A HAPPY ONE. I'D LIKE TO LEAVE AN AFTERGLOW OF SMILES WHEN LIFE IS bONE. «■ « , iSCftOOL ACTIVITIES v. f Girls Basketball, Track, Ch - V-'? • ■ rus, Key Club. Annual, Pep ' , A-a , - % Club. CYO-Secretary. ‘a ■ .We dedicate this book to you. I’D LIKE TO LEAVE AN ECHO • WHISPERING SOFTLY DOWN.. ’ THE WAYS. ’ . % OF HAPPY TIMES AND LAUGHING TIMES AND BRIGHT AND SUNNY DAYS. •v I'D LIKE THE TEARS OF THOSE . • WHO GRIEVE, TO DRY BEFORE THE SUN OF HAPPY MEMORIES TIJAT I ’ LEAVE WHEN LIFE IS DONE. • • ... 4 • � • � t • CAROL MIRkIl 1111? Above: Sean Vale (Christ), Ryan Joy (David), Carol Gilsdorf (Herb), Susan Stanton (Jeffery), Wendy Greenfield (Joanne). Denise Phipps (Gilmer), Tammy Eichhorn (Robin), Becky Meyer (Sonia), Brenda Wetz (Lamar), Tina Carleton (understudy). Kelly Downing (Peggy), Miss Chris Reiff (Act. dir.). Godspell is a musical based on the gospel of St. Matthew. Members of the Swing choir and the directors Roger Thompson and Miss Reiff put on a fantastic performance on the nights of December 11th 113 WRESTLING LETTERMEN Spring Sports banquet 3 SPOT LETTERMEN DON ROAN TIM KENNEDY DON ADAMS MIKE NELSON PAT SERGENT 2 SPOT LETTERMEN TAMRA JACOX TAMARA NULL KATHY DEWALD AMY BELUE TOP CHEERLEADER DANETTE GROSS BOYS BASKETBALL LETTERMEN DARIN BIG MEDICINE Outstanding Rebounding JONATHAN TAKES ENEMY MVP, Hertz Award, Bulldog Booster Schlp. JOE PRETTY PAINT Most Consistent Outstanding Rebounding BARNEY OLD HORN CRAIG CLIFF MIKE NELSON LARAMIE BAUMANN JONATHAN BIG MEDICINE GREG PRETTY WEASEL JEFF SWIFT 4th State JEFF MARGHEIM BRIAN UFFELMAN Outstanding Wrestler 1st State STEVE UFFELMAN CHAD SIEMION BRIAN HALEY PETE HALEY TIM KENNEDY Don Kalberg Award DON ROAN 4th State Most Improved TIM BUTKAY PAT SARGENT DON ADAMS Janter Ottun Award for Most Inspirational MAHLON EGBERT GOLF LETTERMEN TRACK LETTERMEN TAMRA JACOX 1st Field PAUL FRAZER TIM KENNEDY KATHI DEWALD Most Valuable Golfer 1st Track TAMARA NULL ROY HOVLAND lance mcmillan 1st Track TRAVIS JOHNSON GARRY REAL BIRD JENNY BELUE KEN PORTER MIKE SHANE DONNA DREAMER JOHN GORDINEER CAMERON MINARD KIM TRIPP Most Improved Golfer JOHN WALKS NIKKI ADAMS GAIL PASCHALL MIKE NELSON DONELLE BOYER Most Valuable Golfer DON ADAMS CHAD KERN PAT SERGENT DON ROAN 1st Field WILLY SPINT DONOVAN BOYER Awards Assembly BIG HORN CITY HOSPITAL Jennifer Lix $300. JOHN HEIGER MEMORIAL David Mills $250 LITTLE HORN STATE BANK Mike Nelson $200. ELK'S SCHLP. Mike Nelson $300. Tim Downing $100. RUFF MEALING SCHLP. Tim Downing $120. BIG HORN BANK BUS. Zena Garcia $150. VOC. Denise Egged $750. AG. Laramie Baumann $750. SCHOEN’S AUTO Dwight Harris $200. PORK PRODUCERS Laramie Baumann $500. PEO SCHLP. Rhonda Sprenger $50. Danette Gross $100. Kelly Slattery $100. Kelly Downing $100. CATHOLIC DAUGHTER Kelly Slattery $300. Lorna Babby $300. UNIV. HONOR SCHLP. Roy Hovland Tuition Laramie Baumann Tuition Jennifer Lix Tuition Don Adams Tuition KEY CLUB Kelly Slattery $200. AIRFORCE ROTC Mike Nelson NAT'L HONOR SOCIETY Mike Nelson $100. Carrie Jeffers $100. I DARE YOU AWARD Rodney Trahan Jenny Belue PRES. ACADEMIC FITNESS Mike Nelson Carrie Jeffers Roy Hovland Amy Belue Rhonda Sprenger Kelly Slattery NAT'L SCHOLAR ATHLETE Mike Nelson Kathy Dewald SHOP AWARD Darin Siemion $50. {junior Senior Banquet On April 2nd, the Junior Class honored the Senior Class by presenting the Junior Senior banquet. The musical theme was “Just You and I. The Juniors decorated the banquet in colors of purple and lavender. The program began with the invocation by Jennifer Belue. The guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Salyer. His humorous jokes and recollections brought back fond memories for the Seniors. The theme song was sung by Kelly Downing, and she also dedicated the class song Out Here On My Own” to the 1984 Class. Prophecies and Wills were read by Pat Sargent and Tempe Lemon. Many funny and embarrassing moments were recited. To close the program Amy Belue gave the benediction. The banquet was a big success and everyone enjoyed themselves. 117 “{fust you Md J” Prom The ambitious Juniors worked diligently to decorate the 1984 Prom for the Senior class. April 13 14 the Juniors worked on the Prom combining deep purple, lavender, and white to create a world for Just You and I . Top left: Tim Butkay and Dan Redden pose for a quick snapshot while busily putting up streamers. Top right: Juniors take a short break to look things over. Just You and I” was the theme for the 1983-84 prom. The crowning of the King and Queen was at 10 p.m. in the middle school auditorium. The second runners up were: Mike Nelson and Kelly Slattery. The first runners up were: Cody Watson and Denise Egged and the King and Queen were: Laramie Baumann and Kelly Downing. The band The Detectives kept the evening going by playing many popular songs. The evening turned out to be a beautiful and memorable night. Denise Egged and Cody Watson Kelly Downing and Caramie Baumann Kelly Slattery and Mike Nelson Prom Koyalty Caramie Baumann and Kelly Downing sit proudly on their thrones. 119 “Out Mere On My Own” Graduation 1984 HONOR CORDS Donald W. Adams Laramie Todd Baumann Amy Belue Peggy Sue Coates Nancy Joy Cook Jacqueline P. Davis Timothy Harris Downing Erica Gale Dustin Denise M. Egged Shelly Lynn Frickle Zena Lynn Garcia Kellie L. Grinsteiner Danette S. Gross Brian Thomas Haley Annette Faye Hartung Roy Sven Hovland Carrie Jean Jeffers Delaine A. Lachenmeier Jennifer Lynn Lix Michael Scott Nelson Kathleen L. Redden Kelly Sue Slattery Toni May Slocum Rhonda M. Sprenger Julie B. Van Daele Kelly C. Watson VALEDICTORIAN MICHAEL SCOTT NELSON SALUTATORIAN CARRIE JEAN JEFFERS “We Search dor Our Tomorrows Ju Our Dreams Of Today” mama w£ CJU 6 IJ (jiP ' , ?'V. $ W - ? ■ . rvs' ¥■ OM 7 ‘b. fiatff OM 3 Kuw - « -? f U UL « —(M jatix 'bro'Stcl Head TMyuF1'1 j wJwvrrio Y t nVX Aj v X f , S. l j • Ai f V . 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