Big Sandy High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Big Sandy, MT)

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VARSITY FOOTBALL (TOP): ROW 1, L. to R.: Gary Gullickson, John Beaudette, Andy Romine, managers. ROW 2: Wayne Berlinger, Ron Ramer, Randy Cline, Dennis Mertz, Gaylen Rice, Cun Larson, Dave LaBuda, Larry Whetham, Tim Faber, Wyatt Skaalure , Pat Faber. ROW 3: Bob Lanning, Ron Mangold , coaches, Mark Ostrom, John Green, Loren Terry, Jon Fisher, John Reichelt, Frank Maxwell, Ken Berlinger, Ken Yirsa, Bruce Robenson, Luke Gerber, coach. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL (BOTTOM): ROW 1, L. to R.: Randy Pearson, manager, Ralph Simpson, Keith Danreuther, Steve Skaalure, Mark Bitz, Clayton Christofferson, Scott Brady, Jeff Svennungsen, manager. ROW 2: Ron Mangold, coach, Bob Balazic, Rick Darlington, Eizoo Terry, Steve Kalgaard, Duane Beirwagen, Bill Romine, Rick Brown, Bob Lanning, coach. 16

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September Finds Guidance And Publications Staffs Getting Ready For Year Ahead. At far left is the guidance office staff, whose job is to help Mrs. Maxwell with typing and filing in an effort to keep the Guidance Department records accurate and up-to-date. Upper left shows Delores Cooke, Mrs. Maxwell, Guidance Counselor, Marge Handl, and Sheila Yirsa at work in the guidance office. Lower left pictures the rest of the guidance staff: Melanie Bush, Dede Ophus, Nancy Gullickson, and Luanne Beaudette. Center pictures John Boyce, photographer; Mrs. Ray, Advisor; and Laurie Tyler, co-editor, working on the yearbook, THE PIONEER. Upper right pic- tures the other co-editors of the yearbook. Amber Zaparynuk and Marge Handl. Members of the ROUSER staff publish the school newspaper bi-monthly as well as mimeograph the sports and activity programs. The staff, pictured below, consists of: Larry Whetham, Frank Maxwell, John Boyce, Tim Faber, Elliot Blazek, Gay Halter, Johannes Grosen, John Green, and Steve Sibra. 15

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Individual Improvements Made in Football Despite a lack of experience and a losing season, the Pioneer football team showed great enthusiasm in its efforts. Throughout the season the hard hit- ting, tackling, and play in general showed great improvement. Individual standouts on defense were Ken Ber- linger, Most Valuable Linesman, with 44 tackles ana 22 assists and Keith Danreuther, with 3 inter- ceptions. On offense, Bruce Robertson was the leading passer with 18 completions out of 37 at- tempts for 448 yards. Leaaing receiver was Most Valuable Player Loren Terry, with 20 catches for 495 yards. Dennis Mertz, voted Most Valuable Back, led in rushing with 380 yards and in scoring with 22 points. The win-loss record wasn't devastating, but there were achievements gained. Loren Terry was second team All-Conference at defensive tackle and offensive flanker. Bruce Robertson also re- ceived honors on the second unit as a defensive halfback. Wyatt Skaalure was selected as Most Improved Player by his teammates and coaches. With the loss of only 5 graduating seniors from this year's squad, the outlook for next season is quite bright. DATE OPPONENTS WE THEY Sept. 8 Valier 6 22 Sept. 21 Chester 7 26 Sept. 28 Harlem 12 8 Oct. 5 Sunburst 6 37 Oct. 13 Belt 22 14 Oct. 17 Cascade 6 22 Oct. 26 Fairfield 8 28