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

 - Class of 1983

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Senior 1, Rhonda Marten, will the following things to the following people. I will the next years Freshman girls the ability to grow up someday. To Mario Hayworth, I will all the good luck I had in my high school years, and the ability to make it out of here. To my good looking brother, Rodney, I will the ability to get through high school with absolutely no complications. I will my locker to Annette Rose because she just about needs two. I will my ability not to get caught doing wrong things to my cousin Lisa Bahnmiller. Last, but not least, I will the best of luck to everyone remaining in the prison, known as Big Sandy High School. 1, Christine M. Matthew, being totally insane and with solid body, hereby bequeath nothing that is mine to anyone who wants it. To anyone who doesn’t mind Mr. B.’s booming voice as he charges from his office, locker 91. I will to the Big Sandy Speech team my ability to keep Mrs. Ulmen awake and snapping. To future secretaries of speech, I give my ability to be at every meeting on time. I will my ability to be a smart aleck toward Mr. Lackner to Darla Tyler. I will my ability to be the girl who can say no to . . To my brother, Tim, I give my ability to get along with Mr. Green. To Lorraine Wilson, I will my ability to withstand the sadistic pressures of some peers. And finally, to Karen Kibbee, I will my speaking ability and the ability to stand up for what she wants! I, Sven Thomson, being of sound mind, short hair, and foreign body, do hereby grant the following possessions to the follow- ing people: To Janette Ament goes the ability to say hello in Swedish, to Mr Lackner goes the ability to say Sven correctly, to Earl goes my good luck with women, and last but not least, to the next exchange student goes my T.P. Club Presidency! I, Phyllis Pegar, do hereby bestow the following precious and abstract items to the following people: Class of ’88 — Inspira- tion, determination, and fun. Cindy Gasvoda —The ability to figure out which ropes to pull to make it through. DonLee Pegar — A big red comb. Class of ’87 — All the fun times I enjoyed as a Frosh. at BSHS. Kelly Kidd— The ability to kill the mouse. Rodney — Locker 25. Lani Bryant —A package of Ding-Dongs. Charmin Hawley — Lucifer. Ricky D. and Jim- my W. —fun times in the back of the bus. Stacy G. — All the future male exchange students. Chad O. — many quotable quotes. Tonya Sluggett-My impromptu speaking ability (Sorry, I guess I’m not leaving you much). Brian Graff —T.R., My ability to take pictures at Fairmont and Q’s Cafe; Lisa G. — Duke Vicki B. — A back pocket Tami R — A cranky mother. Robin W. — Tweet, tweet Shannon C. — Future years with my cousin. Connie S. Everything the world has to offer. Annette R. — A carnation Future pranksters — All the garbage around the football field, T.P. and Mr. Thompson’s pickup. Next years hopeful Student Council Officers —The “Break your Arm” Policy. French Students —Toute L’amour. Dolly Parton — The joke book I compiled after a series of 5 years worth of jokes (You’ll love it, it’s about me!) All Speech Club members — Animals, bodies, etc., and last but not least to Ruth and Roy goes the ability to have 6 more kids, Poof! (I Love You, Thanks for everything). To everyone I neglected to men- tion, my wish is for you to have happiness and the best of luck. I, Leslie Dawn Pelley, hereby leave the following things to very special people. To my dear sister, Freddie, I leave my week- ends. (I hope she has as much fun as I did). I would also like to leave her my beloved locker 16. To my sister, Karen, I leave Wills all my old boyfriends. (May they be better for you than they were for me.) To my mom and dad, I leave all my love. And my thanks for being there when I needed you. To Earl B., 1 will the ability to find someone else to give a hug to everyday. (You always made my day). To the rest of you, I will “happiness” in all your years left. I, Julie Pursley, being of no mind and even lesser body will the following things to the following people. To Craig Turk, the land I own in Tennessee, To Jeff, Kenneth, Shelley, and Allan, my ability to be good. To David lots of fun during High School. To Alandra, I will a six pack of 7-up to wave in front of the cop (who knows what’s inside!). To Karen P., goes my smile. To Nancy Jappe, I will all our “serious” talks and my vainness. To Sue Ellen, I leave the position of Senior Editor and the 1983 annual To Chris Faber, goes the wolf and all the 4th of Julys he can handle. And last but not least, I will to Royal Annie, happiness, love, fun times, laughter, friendship, the song “Just One Kiss,” and everything I have that she would want (sure wouldn’t be much!) Now, I will to all students and faculty of BSHS the ability to take advantage of every opportunity you have so you can become all that you can! I, Kip Pursley, being of stoned mind, but sound body, hereby will the following things. To Wade Hoge, My ability to be laughed and joked at. To Chris Faber my ability to drink beer in the bars. To my little brother, my locker 15 and my ability to make the B honor roll every 9-weeks since 8th grade. To Leah Genereux, my ability of making-up nicknames. To my fellow students, the ability to goof-off in class and to Mr. “Papa” Bo Nelson my ability to study English in Ag. Drawing class. I, Jeff Reichelt, being of alien mind and E.T. form, do hereby grant those few things to the following. To any invalid, I give locker 70 (the latch is broken) To Dave Diacon, I WMA (will my ability) to lose every chess match to Mr Lackner, and to learn from his mistakes. To Brian “Garbage Disposal” Graff, I WMA to stop eating after I’m done eating. To anyone who wants to try, I WMA to use a full bottle of ketchup with each cheeseburger and order of fries. To Jerry LaBuda, 1 WMA to score over 5,000 on “The Empire Strikes Back” video game. I WMA to say YES or NO to a question to Scot “Maybe” Bartkoske. I, Dawn Robertson, being of no mind and even lesser body, do hereby will to Connie Silvan the ability to get dong with Bubblehead. (Good Luck!!) To Brian Gasvoda, I will my ability to get along with Mr. Green during 8th period Study Hall. To Mr. Green, I will my ability to always be happy and cheerful. (Well, I try to be!!) Also, I will my desk in Mr. Carlson’s 1st period Study Hall to anyone who likes to talk and make Mr. Carlson mad! I will to my little sister, Penny, my basketball ability, (hopefully, she will put it to better use than I did!) I also will to her my ability to always be in some sort of trouble, and the ability to make her next 3 years of high school happy ones. Last, but not least, I will to my parents all my love and happiness. I will them a very happy future and hopefully a few less gray hairs. I Love you!!!

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Senior Wills parties following Sandy 16. To Kathi and Jamie, I will the friendship needed to go steady throughout high school. I will Sherri and Julie the success I’ve never had, from what I hear about life I think the two of you will need it. And finally, to the under classmen, 1 will the strength to complete school and BSHS without going crazy. I, Dorie Hettrick, being of partial sound mind, hereby will the following items: To Chad O., I leave my position as monitor of 1st period study hall. To Janette Ament, my position as point guard, good luck. To Lisa B., my ability to tease Kathy Cline about growth. To Alandra, my nack for staying uninvolved with anyone throughout high school. To all Juniors, the fun times of Senior Government. To Dawn Halverson, the times in the dark room. To Brian G., my place as 1st trombone. To Kathy Cline, the ability to miss church whenever the chance arises. To Leah G., my locker 39 and my wisdom of common problems and my laughs. To Junior High Girls Basketball team, I leave them with the advice 1 have already said to them. To Jamie, I leave the ability to be nice once-in-awhile. I Shawn Sande, will my body to science and my basketball and drum sticks to the Hall of Fame. I, Johanna Tarkkonen, will to Deinna, Billie Jo, Cali, Khrysten all my patience and ability to sit still for 3 minutes. And my locker to the next exchange student and also all the good times I had. I, Bruce Thompson, will to Todd Marshall my ability to keep a car on the road and off the football field. To Chris Faber, I will the ability to make it to the last football game without an injury. Kenneth Martin gets my great ability to lose to the same wrestler three times in two year in overtime. I want Paul Lund to have my ability to recognize who the Seniors are and how they rank. To Karen Bitz, I leave my smiles and ability to “grit my teeth” and make it through those boring Government classes. I will to next years Basic Electricity class, my ability to get along with Mr. G. so well. To Lani, I leave her years of happiness and my ability to enjoy life to its fullest. To next year’s prank pullers, 1 will my ability to get caught T.P.ing Mr. Brumwell’s car at 2:00 A M. To Sue Ellen, I will her my ability to be an officer in Honor Society and on probation at the same time. To Mr. Brumwell, I will an extra huge box of friskies!!! I, Corinna Lea Turk, do hereby will to all humanity, humility, honor, and honesty. I will the love of life and the pride (but not conceit); confidence (but not brashness); ambition (but not dominearance); and compassion to all who set goals in life and strive to reach them, but never do. To my class, I will the rest of your lives and your destiny. To my underclassmen, the ability to respect as well as be respected. To my family, I will my love. And, to myself, I reserve the will to live and strive toward perfection, but never reach it. I, Karla Whetham, will my locker to whoever wants it. I will my shyness to someone who wants it. I, Angie Marie Williams, hereby leave my sisters, Rachelle, Gina, and my brother, T.R., B.S.H.S (may they enjoy their high school years as much as I did!) I wanted everyone in my will, so to the rest of ya, I will many GOOD TIMES!! I, Thom Bryant, of superior mind and fascinating body, will my ability to collect bugs to Dave Diacon. To Loni, my sister, who carries the good looks of a Bryant, I will my ability to be rowdy her long years in H.S. and to toilet paper anything not get caught. To Todd Marshall, I will my van for one night to spin brodies and blame it on me. To Brian Graff, I will long hair throughout his senior year. My locker 88, I will to Lance Cook also to him I will my ability to drive crazy and not wreck. To Larry Chamberlain, I will my shoulder pads so he won’t hurt his shoulder. To Tami and Lisa, I will my ability to tell dirty jokes and not get chewed out for it. To Robin Williams, I don’t will a n thing. To Tonya, I will the ability to win an argument once and a while. I, Steve Faber, of sound mind will the following to: Dawn Childs, my ability to make all-conference in football. To Tony R., my ability to sleep in Mr. Mangold’s Government class (because it is so exciting). To Rayba, I leave my ability to do exactly the opposite of everything that Papa Bob tells you do do. I will Bush ape my barbeque pit in football, seeing how I never got caught using it all year. To Todd M., my ability to drive on designated areas, which does not include the F.B. field. To A W. Williams I will happy times in stall 2. To Janette A., I will my ability to accuse other people of things that weren’t true. I also will her my dark closet at Underdal’s so she can hide in it when the cop shows up. (good times then). To John H., I leave you a sack lunch. To Brian Gasvoda, I leave my ability to sit through one whole study hall without saying a word. To James H., I will some of my brown hair so he won’t be a true Red Head anymore. I will my ability to sit in the back of Mr. Green’s English class and pretend you know what’s going on to Alandra. Also to Alandra and Camille, I will my ability to get stuck in an alley and make someone else push me out. To my one and only, I leave you all the memories we had. I also leave you my attitude that I had towards school and also remember that I’m still waiting. And last of all, to all of you who I forgot, sorry suckers! I, Mike Gasvoda, being very bored in 8th period study hall, have decided to write the following will. I will my ability to do well in school next year to Tom Bartoske because I know that he is going to need it in order for him to pass next year. I will my ability to pass English class to Pat Bahnmiller. Pat, also as an added bonus, gets my ability to play defense in football, so he won’t get yelled at so much. To Bobby Denning, I will my ability to block on offense and my ability to lift weights. To Brian Gasvoda, I will my ability to catch passes just to keep up the family tradition. I will my ability to win at the nut crackers drill to Dawn Childs. I will my place on the senior bench to Royal Solberg so she won’t have to ask for a seat. I will my ability to push people around on the basketball court to Fred Finke. Last, but definitely not the least, to Gary Berg, I will my ability to get along with Papa Bob next year. If I forgot anything or anyperson, you can have whatever you want (Better luck next time!). I, Bonny Kulbeck, will my things to the following people: Sue Ellen S. the job of keeping our locker crew in line, and better yet, my hidden gorgeous underwear man!! (He should brighten your days!); To Royal — more fun times at the Tip Top. (Keep your beeper in shape!); To Tracy —the GWG jeans commer- cial, football games, D.H., and “way to hit it grandma!”’, To a hard worker — my position as cheerleader. (You have my best of luck!); To Alandra, Camille, and Royal — my secretary posi- tion in D.M.C. (It was great while it lasted.)



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