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

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20 EIGHTY- TWOERS MANIFESTED PROMISE Freshmen class officers - John Bold and Jill Archibald, student council representatives; Stacy Solberg, vice president; Karen Beirwagen, president, and Jodi Romine (not pictured), secretary-treasurer - pause for a rare moment of relaxation with their sponsor, Mr. Olson. Jill Archibald Tim Bahnmiller Kevin Barsotti Mark Batey Karen Beirwagen John Bilderback Richard Boettcher John Bold Ken Chamberlain Margaret Cline Dana Darlington Suedee Galle Dennis Graff Bobbi Henderson Ben Jenkins April Kibbee Jim Labuda Virginia Lee Lori Marshall Lyla Ophus Joe Pegar Jodi Romine David Sande Kevin Silvan Heidi Skaalure Stacy Solberg Marcella Springer Randall Tyler Veronica Witschen

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Dawn Robertson concentrates on not making any mistakes while playing ' 'Music Box Dancer.'1 In the receiving line, Rhonda Marten looks at Theresa Bartkoske as if to say, ' 'You really don't want to shake my hand do ou? while Christine Matthew, Phyllis egar, and Corinna Turk look longingly at their presents and cards. As Ray Williams presents his diploma to him, Quinn Dusenberry clutches it and watches it closely to make sure that he is actually receiving a diploma and to make sure that no one is going to take it away. Darin Cenereux plays Feels So Good'' on his comet while feeling good about graduating from the eighth grade.

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The members of the Class of 1982 had a rather successful year. Each person learned new and interesting things about himself and his peers. The Freshman Class entered a new type of school system, one where it was possible to choose a few of one's own subjects. Though the selection was quite limited, the idea of picking courses one must take, brought some satisfaction. The Eighty-Twoers were in many clubs and organizations. All the members participated in some kind of extra-curricular activity. The freshmen showed a clear and evident promise that they will surge forth with energetic force to fill the vacant spots left by upper classmen. This group will succeed in helping maintain the high scholastic and athletic levels of this school. As the class progressed and grew, tragic things happened. Richard Boettcher and Brenda Kinnaman both passed away. A part of each classmate died with Brenda and Richard. Our friends-Brenda and Richard-will never be forgotten. Zealously, Heidi Skaalure cheers on the girls basketball team. Jim LaBuda's algebra test did not thrill him, but he derived great pleasure from demolishing it. The ambitious and willing people, who made up the Class of 182, had a special talent to work together for one purpose. The club made two money drives this school year. The dedicated sponsor, who lead the campaigns, was Mr. Olson. In future years, Big Sandy High School will always be able to look to the Class of 1982 for leadership, as the Eighty-Twoers bring about their manifested promise. John Bold- UPPER LEFT: With all the hard work finished, Kevin Silvan and Dana Darlington enjoy the meal they prepared. UPPER RIGHT: With an expression of glee, Dennis Graff comletes another typing assignment. LOWER LEFT: Randall Tyler and Tim Bahnmiller show excessive concentration for such a ludicrous task. LOWER RIGHT: Veronica Witschen discovers that sliding down the stair railing can be quite thrilling.