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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1985 volume:

8 -67 NO PEACE FOR BEIRUT — Twenty-three were killed when a car bomb hit the U.S. Embassy in Beirut. The tragedy was followed by questions about security measures. TOP MOVIES — Robert Duvall won best actor for his role in “Tender Mercies.” “Terms of Endearment” won three Oscars: best picture, best actress Shirley MacLaine, and best supporting actor Jack Nicholson. 8 t-a? OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS — The U.S. won more Olympic medals than any other country in the Summer Olympics at Los Angeles. Two superstars were Carl Lewis, who won four gold medals in track events, and Mary Lou Retton, the first American woman to win an individual gymnastics Olympic medal. m- PURPLE PRINCE — One of the hottest new musical artists of 1984, Prince rocketed to the top with his nationwide tour and his first movie, “Purple Rain.” NT ISVISNT5 CURRI: 8V-U WHERE’S THE BEEF? — Clara Peller, age 80, immortalized the phrase “Where’s the beef?” with her TV commercials for Wendy’s. SWEET NEWS—Dr. Daniel Azarnoff proudly displayed a molecular model of the artificial sweetener NutraSweet. New to the market, it quickly replaced saccharine in many low- calorie foods. Zke Pig Sandy High School Annual Staff Presents Zke 1985 PJOM A Cook At Zke Past Zkrougk Zke Syes Of Zke Present-. A Centennial Homecoming Zable Of Contents Introductory Pages PP- 1-2 (grade School pp. 3-16 Seniors pp. 17-31 Underclassmen pp. 32-3S ff un ior High pp. 39-48 Administration And faculty pp. 49-58 Clubs And Organizations pp. 59-76 Music pp. 77-84 Sports pp. 85-102 Carnival And Prom pp. 103-109 Miscellaneous pp. 110-112 Editor • Cisa (gras dock business Manager• Zami Kobertson ee zemuc ms GRADE SCHOOL Kristin Danruether Jamie Dutcher Shad Dutcher Donny Kidd Anne Kleinsasser Johnathan LaBuda Ryan Larson Kenny Lotton Jaida Mangold Marissa Marx Serena Merrill ■ Chris Myers Jeff Otto Vadette Parker Lesa Pribyl Shelly Schwarzbach Briana Aberg Russ Allderdice Lucas Almanza Meghann Butler Samantha Cardoza Cali Thompson Diana Upham Lisa Voight Lisa Williams Scarlett Zaparynuk Leah Grubb Korrie Holm Erin Kulbeck Justin Kulbeck Sarah Lotton SZ QUADS Nicholas Moes Danny Nelson Rashae Ophus Mitch Pavlovick Ryan Pearson Danielle Pleninger Holly Quinn Duane Ray Joshua Redd f 1 No Photo Available li — A Douglas Richter Marissa Rowe Corey Silvan Charla Terry Billie Jo Thompson Jolynn Bold Chad Cook Corrie Cooke Scott Darlington Jamie Foussard Chesa Gasvoda Larry Halter Laurie Halter m GRADS Wesley Holmquist Sandy Jappe Susy Jappe Angela Neilson Kristi Nepil Amy Pavlovick Travis Pegar Nikki Peralta Samantha Almanza Shannon Ball Colby Baumgarn Korey Beaudette Kirk Brower Shane Shepard Shane Silvan Traci Stave Sacheena Thompson Angela Owens r--------1 No Photo Available k ■ A Wendy Courtnage Brandon Gasvoda Heather Godfrey Farrah Grass Taren Grass I’ - Tiffany Adams Wade Bitz Rubyee Brown Celeste Cecrle Richie Cook Jaime Grubb Cameron Jappe UD QUADS Tim LaBuda Nathan Merrill Joey Ostrom Darci Otto Julie Otto Penny Quinn Jennifer Roth Jeff Silvan Amy Terry Jeremy Thompson Monica Voigt Mandy Williams Shawn Wynn No Pholo Available Danny Adams Marietta Allderdice Erin Bley Kelli Buckingham Ben Childers Gregory Clark Jodi Courtnage Josh Danruether Casey Foussard Lacy Ulmen ZM QUADS Kami Ophus David Parr Charles Pleninger Jeremy Redd Scott Schwarzbach Darin Hannum Brett Holmquist Karen Lund Chris Nicolson Joe Pavlovick ZN QKA f A Curt Peralta Brandon Jappe Summer St. Marks Jason Stack Traci Beaudette Andria Beers Traci Berlinger Jennifer Bold Adam Cecrle Shelley Chauvet Carla Cook Jason Davidson Josh Denning Kole Engle Kenny Gibbons Mindi Goll ZM GRAM Paul Graff Jerry Jappe Kristin Kulbeck Laurence LaBuda Kim Nepil Cody Pavlovick Mike Pavlovick Landa Ophus Chris Pegar Lance Peterson Scott Pleninger Debbie Pribyl Troy Robertson PKJNCJPAjC’S MSSSAtfS To The Class of 1985: Congratulations: You as individuals have become the result of the faculty and sys- tem's molding. You are about to enter the world as an adult. Education, like life, must be taken in daily doses. Each dose takes from yesterday, ad- ministers today, and prepares for tomor- row. With the philosophy, live it up now ' bombarding us from all directions it is all too easy to forget the lesson taught to the grasshopper. Taking life one step at a time can be an effective answer to life's continual problems if it is realized that each step must come from sure footing. Each step must then better its footing in prepara- tion for the steps to follow, for if we stop taking steps, we soon become moss cov- ered. With this in mind I wish you the best of luck. Sincerely, John O'Malley, Elementary Principal Class of '44 Big Sandy High kuda MA KSHA SSCKSZAKV zsAensKs Miss Lombardi Third Grade zsAemKs Miss Larsen Science and Art CUSZODUM AND COOKS AU ZOQKAPMS HIGH SCHOOL rV 19 semon cksdjzs Janette Ament: Pioneer Patrol 2; Honor Society 2,3; Library Staff 1; Office Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Pioneer Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4, Captain 3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Track 1,3; Band 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 2; CYC Vice President; Honorable Mention All-Conference 3; 1st Team All-Conference 4; 1st Team All-Tournament 4; 1st Pick KLEW Radio 4; Hojorable Mention All-State 4; Lisa Bahnmiller: Pioneer Patrol 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Office Staff 3; Pioneer Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 3,4; Cheerleading 3; Track 2,3; Volleyball 4, Captain; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sandy 16 2,3,4; FFA Chapter Sweetheart 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Parlimentarian 2, Vice President 3, District Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Speech and Drama 2; Student Council 2,3, Secretary Treasurer 3; Luther League Plus; Honor Society President 4; Pioneer Club Secretary Treasurer 3; Pep Club Student Council Representative 2; Girl's State Delegate; Presidential Scholarship Finalist; Hugh O'Brien Runner- up; Carnival Queen 3; Prom Queen 4; Merit Scholarship Commend- ed Student; Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship 2nd; Who's Who Award; Best Defense Basketball 3,4; All-Conference Volleyball 4; Theresa Bartkoske: Pioneer Patrol 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Library Staff 1,2,3,4; Pioneer Club 4; Volleyball 4, Letter, Most Improved Player 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Speech and Drama 2; Luther League Plus; District Music Festival Flute Duet 2nd Place; NMC President's Scholarship; Saint Mary's Presidential Honor Scholarship; Matt Baxter: Library Staff 1,2; Pioneer Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4, Most Improved 3, All-State 3,4, All-Conference, All- Division end, punt34 3; All-Conference end 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Cap- tain 4, Best Defense 4, Most Rebounds 3; Most Valuable 3; Most Improved 2; Most Assists 4; Track 1,2; Sandy 16 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Senior Class President; Luther League Vice Presi- dent; Pioneer Club Vice President; Yaba President; FYF 1,2,3,4; Slouch Club 1,2,3,4; Bob Berg: Library Staff 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Football 1,2; Choir 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Audra Berlinger: Honor Society 2,3,4; Guidance Staff 2; Rouser Staff 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sandy 16 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; CYC; Gillmore Gang 2,3,4; President 4; Rouser X editor; Vicki Bitz: Pioneer Patrol 2; Library Staff 4; Office Staff 2,3; Choir 1,2,4; Sandy 16 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, President 4, Vice President 4, Out- standing FHA'er 4, Silver Service Award 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Speech and Drama 1,2,3,4, Martha Stevens Award for Outstanding Thespi- an 4, Historian 3,4; Junior Class Vice President; Luther League; Pep Club Vice President 2; Montana Outstanding Leader Competition 4; Patti Cavitt: Pioneer Patrol 2; Guidance Staff 2,3; Rouser Staff 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3; FHA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3, President 3; Speech and Drama 4; Kathy Cline: Pioneer Patrol 2; Office Staff 4;Rouser Staff 3; Pioneer Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Choir Student Council Representa- tive 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 2,4; Luther League Plus; Chris Faber: Pioneer Club 1,2,3,4, President; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain and Most Valuable Player 3,4, All-State 4, All Star Football Game; Track 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Most Valuable Wrestler 2,3,4, Captain 3.4, All-State 1,2,3,4, 2 Time State Champ; Band 1,2; Choir 4; Sandy 16 4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,3,4, President 4; CYC; Freshman Class President; Boy's State Alternate; Carnibal King; Pete Gasvoda: Pioneer Club 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Most Inspirational Player; FFA 1,2,3,4, President; FHA 4; Science Club 1; Student Coun- cil 1,3; 4-H; Farmer's Union; FYF Club 1,2,3,4; Slouch Club 1,2,3,4; Stacy Gasvoda: Office Staff 1; Guidance Staff 2; Rouser Staff 3; Annual Staff 3; Pioneer Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3; Band 1,2; Choir 1,2,4; Sandy 16 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Speech and Drama 1; 4-H Secretary 3 yrs., Reporter; Sweetheart Award; Carnival Queen Attendant; Kathi Geyer: Pioneer Patrol 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Office Staff 4; Guidance Staff 1; Annual Staff 3,4; Pioneer Club 4; Football Cheer- leader 4; Track 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sandy 16 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Silver Service Award; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Student Council 4; 4-H 4 yrs. Presi- dent, Secretary 2 yrs.; Luther League Plus; Montana Youth Choir Tour to Europe; District and State Music Festival Solo; Brian Graff: Annual Staff 1,2; Pioneer Club 3,4, Football 1,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sandy 16 2,3,4; FFA 1,2; FHA 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council Vice President 4; Luther League Plus President; Football Captain 4; All-Conference Football Selection 3,4; Most Improved Basketball Player; FYF Club 1,2,3,4; Slouch Club 1,2,3,4; AI 1,2,3,4; Lisa Grasdock: Pioneer Patrol 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Rouser Staff 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Band 1; Choir 1; FHA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Speech and Drama 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Student Council 4; Annual Editor 4; Luther League Plus, Secretary; Outstanding Debate Team 4; Most Improved Speaker 4; 2nd Place at State in Debate 4; Marie Grosen: Pioneer Patrol 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Library Staff 1,2,3; Office Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sandy 16 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Speech and Drama 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Junior Class President; Luther League Plus; Honor Band 3; Honor Choir 4; Presi- dential Scholarship; Jr. Bank Board member of First Bank of Havre; Most Improved Thespian; 3rd Place State Drama 2,4; 5th State Dra- ma 1; James Hettrick: Pioneer Patrol 2; Pioneer Club 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Captain, All-State Selection; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sandy 16 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; FHA 3,4, President 4; Outstanding FHA'er; Luther League President; FYF Club 1,2,3,4; Slouch Club 1,2,3,4; AI Club 1,2,3,4; Wade Hoge: Pioneer Club 1,2,3,4, President; Football 1,2,3,4; Cap- tain, Most Valuable Player, All-State; Wrestling 1,2,3,4, State 5th Place, Captain, All-State; FFA 1,2,3,4, Parlimentarian; Student Coun- cil 3; Senior Vice President; Chad Ostrom: Pioneer Patrol 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Rouser Staff 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4, Vice President 4; Sandy 16 4; FFA 1; FHA 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Speech Drama 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary 4; Student Council 2,3; Church of God Youth Secretary 2, President 4; Outstanding Speaker 3; Most Improved Speaker 2; Gertrude Jenkins Underdahl Award 4; Outstanding 1st or 2nd Year Member 2; Boy's State Delegate; Tami Robertson: Pioneer Patrol 2, Captain; Honor Society 2,3,4; Rouser Staff 3; Annual Staff 3,4, Business Manager; Speech and Drama 1,2,3,4, President 3; Student Council 1,3,4, Vice President 3; Girl's State Delegate; Hugh O'Brian; FYF Club 1,2,3,4; Tonya Sluggett: Library Staff 1; Office Staff 1; Guidance Staff 2,3; Rouser Staff 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Sandy 16 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Silver Service Award 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Speech Drama 1,2,3; Science Club 4; Church of God Youth President 1; Mark Welty: Honor Society 2,3,4; Pioneer Club 3,4, Secretary Trea- surer; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; All-Conference 1st Team 4; All-State Honorable Mention 4; Band 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice President; Science Club 1,2,3,4, President; Student Council 1,3,4, Secretary Treasurer 4; Senior Class Secretary Treasurer; Bas- ketball Most Valuable Player 4; CYC; Boy's State Delegate; FYF Club 1,2,3,4; Slouch Club 1,2,3,4; Lisa May Grasdock Brian Lee Graff CCASS MOZZO: we AKS tfOZ A7KAJD 07 ZOMOKKOW nee a use we ve seew VsszskdavAM® we JCOVe ZO'DAV Tami Loretta Robertson Patricia Arlene Cavitt Christopher William Faber Wade Allen Hoge Theresa Ann Bartkoske Marie Michelle Grosen CjCASS COCOKS: miKQumv Am SJCVSK Ted Earl Allderdice Janette Marie Ament Francine Morel Best Looking Lisa Bahnmiller, Wade Hoge Biggest Bookworm Mark Welty, Marie Grosen Best Dressed Vicki Bitz, Chad Ostrom Most Likely to be Married more than once Kathi Geyer, Jamie Hettrick Most Witty and Most Helpful Tami Robertson, Chad Ostrom Class Clowns Audra Berlinger, Brian Graff Senior Class officers and sponsors are: front row top to bottom: Matt Baxter (president), Mark Welty (secretary), Wade Hoge (vice presi- dent), Lisa Grasdock (student council). Back row: Mr. Roy Lackner, Mr. Bill Thompson. sewoK ecAss omeens Am PSKSOMCJZy AWARDS Nicest Smile Lisa Bahnmiller, Brian Graff Nicest Hair Kathi Geyer, Wade Hoge Most Likely to Succeed Lisa Bahnmiller, Mark Welty Most Likely to have the most kids amie Hettrick, Stacy Gasvoda Best Physique Wade Hoge, Janette Ament Shyest Theresa Bartkoske, Bob Berg Most Unusual Laugh Lisa Grasdock, Ted Allderdice Nicest Eyes Kathy Cline, Ted Allderdice Most Athletic Lisa Bahnmiller, Chris Faber Most Accident Prone Bob Berg, Audra Berlinger SSfflOK Mark Welty gives his salutatorian address after receiving his award. Mr. Bud Weiser delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the class of 1985. Lisa Bahnmiller gives her valedictorian ad- dress after receiving her award. QKADUAZJOJQ On May 22, 1985 Big Sandy High School said good bye to it's twenty-four graduating seniors. The commencement exercises be- gan at 7:30 p.m. in the high school gymna- sium. Parents, grand-parents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and many friends of the graduates came, most of them arriving at about 6:30 or 6:45 p.m. For some this was a joyous even- ing, but for others it was a time of sorrow. Many tears were shed, but everybody seemed to pull through. Mr. Bud Weiser was the guest speaker and, as always, he gave a very inspirational speech. When all congratulations were said, the grads left to change their clothes and head to the cele- bration. The class of 1985 is now just a memory of Big Sandy High School. 985 Roger Barsotti Rick Denning Susan Holmes Reece Ophus Dan Wall iJUfflOKS Lynn Bartkoske Renate Finke Chris Hughes Lauretta Pelley Lana Welty Earl Boettcher Brian Gasvoda Jerry LaBuda Mark Reichelt Ronnie Williams Lani Bryant John Halter Rodney Marten Penny Robertson Jim Winters Top Left: Susan Holmes and Lani Bryant practice their latest handshake. Top Right: Mark Reichelt tries out a new basketball move. Bottom Left: Renate Finke staggers into school, while Brian Gasvoda and Jeff Herzog (bottom right) have a good time in shop class. 6CASS 07 7986 SOPMOMOKSS Debbie Allderdice Kelly Ament Marietta Bahnmiller Karen Bitz John Cavitt Scott Chauvet Shane Cline Kris Coryell Lorna Courtnage Trina Darlington Tod Dumas Darren Gasvoda Gretchen Gasvoda Leah Genereux Wayne Grasdock Mario Hayworth Doug Jappe Larry Jappe Colleen Keller Kelly Kidd Tracy Kulbeck Becky Meredith Paul Merrill Corinna Ophus Demra Ophus Sonia Phalen Monique Robertson Shannon Rutledge Sean Stack Renee Williams NO PHOTO AVAILABLE 7KSSMMSN Todd Balazic Sean Beers Marleen Berlinger Clarice Childers Clay Dixon Jim Dumas Bruce Casvoda Cindy Gasvoda Eric Casvoda Theresa Genereux Margie Gibbons Janae Graff Loran Hankins Lorraine Hankins Allan LaBuda Paul Lund Shelley Martin Carl Nicolson Don Pegar Michelle Peterson Ron Pribyl Shawn Rettig Trina Turner 7UJV ZJMSS JUNIOR HIGH seveNZM Kelly Rutledge Shaud Schwarzbach Jason Sluggett Shannon Thurman Jeff Turner Valerie Tyler Shawn Webster Rachel Welty Barry Ament Dave Bahnmiller Eric Beyer Pam Courtnage Bill Cowan Rachel Darlington Jeremy Denning Angela Drew Jamie Fry Dana Gasvoda Chad Green Kevin Grubb Denise Kralich Scott Marshall Tim Meredith Sherri Otto Jenny Pavlovick Allison Quinn Richard Roth Tracey Rowe Above: Dave Bahnmiller takes a break from sweep- Denise Kralich quickly grabs for the ball while teammates Tracey ing the gym floor between basketball games to say Rowe and Rachel Darlington watch with anticipation. cheese. Below: Rachel Darlington sizes up her opponent before passing the ball to Shannon Thur- man. Rachel Welty, Jenny Pavlovick, and Valerie Tyler jot down their decisions at the FFA livestock judg- ing contest, which was held in the high school parking lot last fall. CCASS 071990 SJQMZM QKAVSKS First row, left to right: Dan Bahnmiller, Dirk Beyer, Danielle Bitz, Barbie Butler, Colin Christofferson, Kyra Courtnage. Second row: Darrin Craig, Jim Cross, Kristi Davidson, Jennifer Denning, Nedra Gasvoda, Shane Gasvoda. Third row: Brad Halter, Shay Halverson, Troy Kidd, Scott Kulbeck, Shawn Lepine, Mark Lund. Fourth row: Charna Ophus, Lianna Ophus, Marsha Otto, Darrin Parr, Ted Pursley, Shannon Rettig. Fifth row: Teri Robertson, Brian Rowe, Angela Simon, Jennifer Solberg, Carie Sternberg, Fred Terry. Sixth row: Karen Thornton. eCASS 03 ’89 SZSPPJW On May 22, 1985 the class of '89 took part in a graduation exercise that promoted them from the elementary level of schooling to one of greater standards . . HIGH SCHOOL! Taking part in the ceremony was Superintendant Boyd Romine (top left) and Class Sponsor Robert Mehlhoff (top right). School Board member Arland Gasvoda handed out the diplomas. up HUM OK MJQM SPOK Girls' Basketball, Bottom Row, L to R. Shannon Thurman, Karen Thornton, Charna Ophus, Shay Halverson, Barbie Butler, Kyra Courtnage, Nedra Gasvoda, Teri Robertson, Tracey Rowe. Back Row, L to R: Coach Bill Thompson, Angie Simon, Darci Otto, Rachel Darlington, Denise Kralich, Kristie Davidson, Danielle Bitz, Angela Drew, Carey Sternberg, Shannon Rettig, Pam Courtnage, Jennifer Denning. Wrestling, Front Row, L to R: Jeff Turner, Shawn Webster, Jeremy Denning, Chad Green. Back Row, L to R: Kelly Rutledge, Darrin Parr, Brad Halter, Troy Kidd, Darrin Craig, Dirk Beyer, Colin Christofferson, Mark Lund, Shane Gasvoda, Jim Cross. 9 UMOK MJ0M SPOK ZS Grade Boys Basketball, Bottom Row, L to R: Jeremy Denning, Barry Ament, Eric Beyer, Richard Roth, Dave Bahnmiller, Kevin Grubb. Top Row, L to R: Scott Marshall, Shaud Schwarzbach, Bill Cowan, Kelly Rutledge, Tim Meredith, Coach Cinda Genereux. 8th Grade Boys Basketball, Front Row, L to R: Darrin Parr, Troy Kidd, Brad Halter, Scott Kulbeck, Colin Christofferson, Back Row, L to R: Mark Lund, Dan Bahnmiller, Darrin Craig, Brian Rowe, Dirk Beyer, Coach Bill Thompson. Track, Bottom Row, L to R; Karen Thornton, Pam Courtnagc, Shannon Thurman, Tracey Rowe, Angela Drew. Denise Kralich. Valerie Tyler. Middle: Tim Meredith. Dave Bahnmiller. Scott Marshall. Back: Scott Kulbeck, Shaud Schwarzbach. Brian Rowe, Troy Kidd, Darrin Craig, Dan Bahnmiller, Mark Lund, Barbie Butler Not Pictured: Charna Ophus. PKWCJPAC’S MSSSAQS This year's Pioneer will serve as a record of a unique year in the lives of our students. Yes, 1985 marks the centennial of the town of Big Sandy. Since 1985 is also the year of Homecoming in Big Sandy, the Pioneer staff has most appropriately selected Homecoming as the theme of this year's annual. This Pioneer will serve as a record of memories for those who return in 1990 for another Homecoming. Perhaps if man is still in existance in 2085, those who are around for Big Sandy's Bicentennial cele- bration will be able to review the 1985 Pio- neer to compare their era with ours. Having recorded the memories of our ex- periences this year, whether they be in areas of extracurricular activities or the day- to-day happenings in the classrooms, the 1985 Pioneer will always be a place for us to come home to. Thanks to this year's edition of the Pioneer, we will always be able to relive many of those treasured moments. ssenszAKV SMKKJ MSPMK ZSACMSKS Helen Maxwell-Home Economics, FHA Adviser, and Guidance Counselor Bob Nelson- FFA Adviser, Vocational Agriculture, and Ag-Drawing Roy Lackner- Typing 1, Bookkeeping, Personal Business, and Girls' Basketball Coach Christine Brumwell-7th and 8th grade math. Math IV, Geometry, and Cheer- leading Adviser Ron Mangold-American History, American Government, Social Science, and Wrestling Coach ZSACMSKS Marilyn Lund-Tutor Jim Martin-Elementary and High School Band and Chorus Dave Nelson-Physical Education, Dri- vers Education, Football Coach ZSACMSKS Lawrence Green-World History, Eng- lish, Library Staff and Honor Society Ad- viser Bill Thompson-English, Typing II, Jour- nalism, Office Occupation, Yearbook Staff Adviser Gaye Genereux-Biology, Pre-Chemistry, Science, Science Club Adviser Robert Mehlhoff-Algebra, Math, Chem- istry SHdYU OinY SUPSKWZSmSWVS This year marks another Big Sandy Homecoming. Alumni and their fam- ilies and friends will gather for the three day event to renew old acquaint- ances and to reminisce about their days in Big Sandy High School. This has been a very positive event in the past and with the planning that has been done by the present committee, I'm sure that the '85 Homecoming will be the same. It is my intent here to give praise to past and future alumnus for the hard work put forth to foster the continuation of the event. It has been my privilege and pleasure to have been involved in a small way with the planning of four homecom- ings so I know the amount of work involved. Congratulations and thanks. I also want to thank the Class of '85 for all of their contributions over the years that they have spent in the Big Sandy Public Schools and I wish them every success and happiness. Boyd E. Romine, Supt. CCSKK MMV JAPPS SeMOOjC MOAKD MSMMSKS Arlan Gasvoda, Chairman Not pictured: Merle Olson and Lyle Courtnage Robert Quinn Jon Tester Alan Larson JVS ZJM8 ZO... PLAY BALL! DCfiH IU CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS AU ZOQKAPMS AmilAC SZAW Left: With a little help from a pack of M M’s, Kathi Geyer works dili- gently to complete her an- nual pages by the deadline. Upper right: Unlike Lisa, Tami seems to be more in- terested in smiling for the camera than working. But that's not unusual! Lower right: Being advisor is hard work, so every now and then Mr. T. takes a rest and talks to Nancy. Annual Staff-front row, left to right: Darla Tyler-Junior Editor, Lisa Grasdock-Editor, Tami Robertson-Business Manager, Patti Ca- vitt, Tonya Slugget, Lauretta Pelley, Dawn Hal- verson, back row, left to right: Mr. Thompson- Advisor, Shona Martin, Renate Finke-Assis- tant Business Manager, Audra Berlinger, Chad Ostrom, Rick Denning, Robert Berg. Not pic- tured: Kathi Geyer. KOUS8K SZAtt Right: Rouser Staff: Susan Holmes, Lani Bryant, Lauretta Pelley, Shona Martin, Jim- my Winters, Dawn Halverson, Rod Martin. Seated, Mr. Thompson, advisor. Below: Learning to spell with Dawn! Right: Oh, 1 think I'm in love! Lower left: You want me to do what?!? Lower right: What more can we say!!! am Any Am Library Staff: L to R, Shelley Martin, Scott Chauvet, Marie Grosen, Renate Finke, Theresa Bartkoske, Darla Tyler, Advisor Mr. Green. Office Staff: L to R, Marie Grosen, Tracy Kulbeck, Trina Darlington, Leah Genereux, Karen Bitz, Lorna Courtnage, Mario Hayworth, Margie Gibbons. honor soejszy qjrcs noys s Students who are on the A or B honor roll for 2 consecutive quarters are acknowledged as mem- bers of National Honor Society. Members for 1984-85 are from top: Advisor Mr. Green, Mark Welty, Roger Barsotti, Rick Denning, Lisa Bahn- miller, Tami Robertson, Renate Finke, Lisa Gras- dock, Audra Berlinger, Chad Ostrom, Marie Gro- sen, Theresa Bartkoske, Lynn Bartkoske, Lana Welty, Penny Robertson, Kathi Geyer. Honor Society officers are: Lisa Bahnmiller, President; Penny Robertson, Vice President; Kathi Geyer, Secretary Treasure; Lana Welty, Student Council Representative. The Girls' State delegates chosen to represent BSHS in Helena are from L to R: Lisa Bahnmiller, Tami Robertson, Marie Grosen (al- ternate), Vicki Bitz (alternate). The Boys' State delegates from L to R: Chad Ostrom, Mark Welty, Chris Faber (alternate). Top center: Student Council members are. Front row, L to R: Chris Faber and Mark Welty. Second row, L to R: Kathy Cline, Kathi Geyer, Lana Welty, Scott Marshall, Rich Roth. Third row, L to R: Lisa Grasdock, Jamie Hettrick, Mark Reichelt, Tami Robertson, Rod Martin, Charna Ophus, Barbie Butler, Debbie Alloerdice, Leah Genereux. Bottom left: Student Council officers are Mark Welty (Secretary Treasurer), Chris Faber (President), Brian Graff (Vice President). Bottom left: Scott Chauvet was chosen to represent Big Sandy at Missoula for the Hugh O'Brian leadership conference. ecAss omeens Juniors: Mr. Nelson-Advisor; Roger Barsotti-President; Ty Cline-Viee President; Jerry LaBuda-Secretary; Rod Marten- Student Council; Mrs. Ulmen-Advisor. Sophomores: Debbie Allderdice-Student Council; Karen Bitz- Secretary; Shannon Rutledge-Vice President; Shawn Stack- President; Mr. Brumwell-Advisor. -ml ffSSSR MV' t A OOOOOih) Freshmen: Shelley Martin-Student Council; Margie Gibbons- Secretary; Shawn Beers-Vice President; Ron Pribyl-President; Mr. Mangold-Advisor. Eighth Barbie Butler-Student Council; Charna Ophus-Stu- dent Council; Jenny Denning-President; Dirk Beyer-Vice President; Nedra Gasvoda-Secretary; Mr. Grasdock and Mr. Mehlhoff-Advisors. Seventh: Scott Marshall-Student Council; Richard Roth-Stu- dent Council; Jeff Turner-President; Mrs. Maxwell-Advisor; Sheri Otto-Secretary; Jenny Pavlovick-Vice President. sasws earn Science Club: Left to Right: Mrs. Genereux, Danielle Bitz, Angela Drew, Kristi Davidson, Karen Thornton, Nedra Gasvoda, Charna Ophus, Carie Sternberg, Kevin Grubb, Gretchen Gasvoda, Valerie Tyler, Kelly Kidd, Rachel Welty, Shannon Rutledge, John Cavitt, Angela Simon, Jennifer Denning, Mark Welty, Colleen Keller, Jeremy Denning, Leah Genereux, Kelly Rut- ledge, Mr. Grasdock, Tonya Slugget, Doug Jappe. VUIAlim IR m ritHiifri� upmsm oi amiimrc• iic noioctioo Sophomore John Cavitt, son of Bill and Darlene Cavitt, earned a 4th Place Grand Award at the International Science and En- gineering Fair held the week of May 13-17 in Shreveport, Louisiana. To be eligible for the International Science and Engineering Fair John had to earn the Best Exhibit by a boy at the Montana Sci- ence Fair. Other awards John received with his project were: Montana Heart Associ- ation 2nd Place and $60, the American Soci- ety for Microbiology Award, the U.S. Navy 1st Place Award and a leather satchel, and the U.S. Marine Corps Award in Microbi- ology. John was also selected to read his research paper on his project at the Mon- tana Academy of the Sciences in Butte. PJOMi'P eCM- PAZKOjC Pioneer Club members include: front row, 1 to r - Wayne Grasdock, Sonia Phalen, Shannon Rutledge, Marietta Bahnmiller, Tracy Kulbeck, Kelly Ament, Renee Williams, Larry Jappe, Lorna Courtnage. Middle row - Reece Ophus, Penny Robert- son, Darla Tyler, Roger Barsotti, Lynn Bartkoske, Craig Turk, Jerry LaBuda, Shona Martin, Ty Cline, Ken Martin, Brian Gasvoda, Back row - Ted Allderdice, Kathy Cline, Stacy Gasvoda, Lisa Bahnmiller, Matt Baxter, Mark Welty, Jamie Hettrick, Brian Graff, Wade Hoge, Chris Faber, John Halter. Pioneer Patrol members include 1 to r - Tracy Kulbeck, Sonia Phalen, Deb- bie Allderdice, Kelly Kidd, Corrina Ophus, Scott Chauvett, Shannon Rutledge, John Cavitt, Marietta Bahnmiller, Karen Bitz, Jamie Het- trick (advisor), Lorna Courtnage. AUZOQKAPHS MA Am 0UJDAMS SZA33 The 1984-85 members of Future Homemakers of America, front row, left to right: Chad Ostrom, Kathy Cline, Peter Gasvoda, Brian Graff, Lisa Bahnmiller, Chris Faber, Kathi Geyer, Stacy Gasvoda, Vicki Bitz, Francine Morel. Second row: Rod Martin, Rick Denning, Jimmy Winters, Dawn Halverson, Lauretta Pelley, Penny Robertson, Tracy Kulbeck, Lynn Bartkoske, Lana Welty, Renata Finke. Third row: Colleen Keller, Mario Hayworth, Kelly Kidd, Becky Meredith, Monique Robertson, Kris Coryell, Renee Williams, Tonya Sluggett, Shannon Rutledge, Marietta Bahnmiller. Fourth row: Janae Graff, Margie Gibbons, Shelley Martin, Cindy Gasvoda, Michelle Peterson, Theresa Genereux, Loran Hankins, Lorraine Hankins, Shona Martin. Standing: James Hettrick, Ted Alderdice. Shannon Rutledge, a member of FHA's Big Sandy Chapter, has the honor of being a State officer. Upper left, local officers, kneeling left to right: Renate Finke - Recreation Director, Shannon Rutledge - State Reporter, Chad Ostrom - Local Reporter, Lynn Bartkoske - Chairman of Projects, Penny Robertson - Chairman of Degrees. Standing, left to right: Vicki Bitz - Vice Presi- dent, Lana Welty - Chairman of Projects, Kathy Cline - Secretary, Shona Martin - Chairman of Degrees, Lisa Bahnmiller - Treasurer, James Hettrick - President, Chris Faber - Recreation Director. Above, District officers, left to right: Renate Finke - Song- leader, Shannon Rutledge - President, Penny Robertson - Vice President. Lower left. Guidance Staff, sitting left to right: Lana Welty and Marietta Bahnmiller. Standing left to right: Rick Denning, Rod Martin, Renee Williams, Kris Coryell, Shannon Rutledge. The 1984-85 members of Future Farmers of America, front row, left to right: Doug Jappe, Allan LaBuda, Brian Gasvoda, Mark Welty, Matt Baxter, Lisa Bahn- miller (Chapter Sweetheart), James Hettrick, Ty Cline, Larry Jappe, Wade Hoge, Dan Wall, Jeff Herzog, Craig Turk, Darren Gasvoda. Second row: Bruce Gasvoda, Wayne Grasdock, Kenneth Martin, Peter Gasvoda, Chris Faber, John Halter, Roger Barsotti, Paul Merril, Corrina Ophus, Ron Pribyl, Clay Dixon. Third row: Jim Dumas, Eric Gasvoda, Sean Stack, Mark Reichelt, Jerry LaBuda, Reece Ophus, Paul Lund, Gretchen Gas- voda, Scott Chauvet, Todd Dumas, Mr. Bob Nelson (FFA Advisor). Far right: Jerry LaBuda trying to look busy, attempts to fix one of the shop tools. Lower left: Has working with wood become one of Eric Gasvoda's obses- sions? Lower right: Dan Wall demonstrates the proper use of a screwdriver. Right: Mr. Nelson, the shop teacher, instructs his students on the finer points of glueing pieces of wood to- gether. SPSS6M DKAMA DSMAtS 1984-85 Speech, Drama, and Debate Club members: left to right, Patti Cavitt, Tami Robert- son, Lani Bryant, Susan Holmes, Colleen Keller, Kelly Kidd, Lynn Bartkoske, Lana Welty, Marie Grosen, Renate Finke, Lisa Grasdock, Vicki Bitz, Coach Chris Ulmen, Rick Denning, Jim Winters, Rod Marten, Chad Ostrom. Left, Club officers: Kel- ly Kidd, Lana Welty, and Vicki Bitz-histori- ans; Tami Robertson- student council repre- sentative; Chad Os- tro m-Secretary Trea- surer; Marie Grosen- Vice President; Renate Finke-President. After placing first at the District NFL Tour- nament, Jim Winters travels to Eau Clair, Wisconsin to compete in the national tourna- ment. SPSeeM DKAMA DSMAZS Representing the Speech and Drama team for four years are Senior members Vicki Bitz, Chad Ostrom, Marie Grosen, Tami Robertson, and Lisa Grasdock. The 1985 State Speech and Drama Champions are left to right: Vicki Bitz, Marie Grosen, Tami Robertson, Lisa Grasdock, Chad Ostrom, Drama Coach Gayla Solberg, Colleen Keller, Susan Holmes, Jim Winters, Rick Denning, Renate Finke, Lani Bryant, Lana Welty, Rod Marten, Speech Coach Chris Ulmen. MUSIC cMom enow The 1984-85 Choir members are (opposite page) L. to R. Back row: Chris Faber, Mark Reichelt, Ted Allderdice, Brian Graff, Matt Baxter, Chad Ostrom, Loren Hankins, Paul Lund. Second row: Stacy Gasvoda, Kathi Geyer, Lisa Bahnmiller, Lorna Courtnage, Renate Finke, Susan Holmes, Becky Mer- edith, Kelly Kidd, Colleen Keller, Gretchen Gasvoda, Shona Martin, Lauretta Pelley, Tonya Sluggett, Dawn Halverson, Janae Graff, Vicki Bitz, Corrina Ophus. Front Row: Sonia Phalen, Karen Bitz, Kelly Ament, Leah Genereux, Kathy Cline, Penny Robertson, Lana Welty, Audra Berlinger, Mario Hayworth, Renee Williams, Kris Cor- yell, Michelle Peterson, Lynn Bartkoske, Lani Bryant, Nedra Gasvoda, Margie Gib- bons, Trina Darlington, Monique Robert- son, Marie Grosen. (Lower half opposite page) The Arion award for the outstanding choir members was received jointly by Brian Graff (far left) and Kathi Geyer (middle). The John Phillip Sousa award was given to Matt Baxter (far right). s„w j sjxzeex Left to Right: Renate Finke, Susan Holmes, Stacy Gasvoda, Kathi Geyer, Lisa Bahnmiller, Audra Berlinger, Chris Faber, Mark Reichelt, Ted Allderdice, Brian Graff, Matt Baxter, Chad Ostrom, Loran Hankins, Tonya Sluggett, Vicki Bitz, Marie Grosen, Karen Bitz, Mr. Martin. Above: Sandy Sixteen performed at many func- tions including the Christmas concert and gradu- ation. Above: Mr. Martin leads the group in a song. WOOD WWDS Bottom row, left to right: Janae Graff, Tonya Sluggett, Kelly Kidd, Lana Welty, Shona Martin, Kathy Cline, John Cavitt, Karen Thornton, Lianna Ophus. Middle Row: Barbie Butler, Nedra Gasvoda, Penny Robertson, Shannon Rutledge, Theresa Gener- eux, Leah Genereux, Cindy Gasvoda, Marietta Bahnmiller, Corinna Ophus. Top Row: Mr. Martin, Jenny Denning, Carey Sternberg, Shannon Rettig, Michelle Peterson, Shelley Martin, Colleen Keller, Marsha Otto, Theresa Bartkoske, Renate Finke, Marie Grosen. Above: Flute players, Renate Finke, Marie Grosen, and Theresa Bartkoske, entertain during halftime of a basket- ball game. Above: Barbie Butler, Nedra Gasvoda, and Pen- ny Robertson show their skill at playing the saxophone during the annual Christmas con- cert. MASS Am PSKCUSSJON Bottom row, left to right: Carl Nicholson, Mark Lund, Dan Bahnmiller. Middle row: Paul Merrill, Ted Allerdice, Matt Baxter, Brian Graff, Mark Welty, Mark Reichelt. Top row: Angie Simon, Todd Balazic, Wayne Grasdock. Left: A future Alex Van Halen? Right: Members of the High School band added entertainment and enthusiasm to the half times of sporting events throughout the year. SPORTS (jJKjCS The Big Sandy Varsity team charged their way through this season with 24 wins and 3 losses. The team captured the titles of 3-D District Champs, and Northern Divi- sion Champs and finished their season ranked 7th in the State. This was Big Sandy's 3rd undefeated Conference season and their 48th straight Conference win. The 1984-85 Varsity Team. Front Row L to R: Kathy Cline, Lisa Bahnmiller, Janette Ament, Theresa Genereux, Marietta Bahn- miller, Karen Bitz. Middle L to R: Lorna Courtnage, Shelley Martin. Back Row L to R: Coach Roy Lackner, Kelly Ament, Penny Robertson, Tracy Kulbeck, Cindy Gasvoda. MASKSZMAjU The 1984-85 Junior Varsity team. Front Row L to R: Cindy Gasvoda, Shannon Rutledge, Shelley Martin, Kelly Ament. Back Row L to R: Corinna Ophus, Lauretta Pelley, Theresa Genereux, Karen Bitz, Lorna Courtnage. noys Varsity (1 to r) - Earl Boetcher, Mark Reichelt, Chris Hughes, Craig Turk, Ted Allderdice, Reece Ophus, Brian Graff, Mark Welty, Jerry LaBuda, Matt Baxter, Pete Gasvoda. (kneeling) Coaches - Roy Lackner and Bill Thompson. I don't want any part of this, exclaims Is this our basket, asks Matt Baxter at one of the divisional tourney games. Lyle Ophus gets the run-around at one of the local pep rallies. KASK8ZKAJCC Junior Varsity - Back row (1 to r) - Scott Chauvet, Mark Reichelt, Chris Hughes, Craig Turk, Earl Boetcher, Don Lee Pegar. Front (1 to r) - Paul Lund, Sean Stack, Carl Nicholson, Todd Balazic, Sean Beers. The Seniors leading the way for the football team this year include: Chris Faber, James Hettrick, Brian Graff, Matt Baxter, and Wade Hoge. JOOZKAjCjC Opposite Page: Back Row: L to R: Roger Barsotti, Chris Hughes, Craig Turk, Wade Hoge, Chris Faber, Coach Nelson, James Hettrick, Matt Baxter, John Halter, Jerry LaBuda, Dan Wall, Manager - Brad Halter. Front Row: L to R: Manager - Darrin Craig, Clay Dixon, Shawn Rettig, Larry Jappe, Wayne Grasdock, Scott Chauvet, Darren Gasvoda, Shane Cline, Doug Jappe, Ron Pribyl, Todd Blazic, Eric Gasvoda. wKsszam Back Row (1 to r) - Coach Ron Mangold, Shane Cline, John Halter, Ty Cline, Jim Dumas, Larry Jappe, Coach Dick Thornton; kneeling (1 to r) - Eric Gasvoda, Tod Dumas, Wayne Grasdock, Wade Hoge, James Hettrick, Ken Marten, Chris Faber, Dan Wall, Darren Gasvoda; sitting (1 ro r) - manager Shawn Webster, Alan LaBuda, Shawn Rettig, Brian Grasvoda, Rob Pribyl, manager Jeff Turner. WiTismn, ZKACK The 1985 District 9C Track champs are, standing left to right: Shelley Martin, Marietta Bahnmiller, Darla Tyler, Penny Robert- son, Sonia Phalen, Lorna Courtnage and Theresa Genereux. f Lorna Courtnage kicks her way to victory in the District 800M race. Distance aces Wayne Grasdock and Paul Merill as they push towards the finish line. Roger Barsotti works hard to beat the clock. ZKACK The District 9C 1985 3rd place Tracksters are, left to right: Wayne Grasdock, Paul Merrill, Jamie Hettrick, Matt Baxter, Shawn Rettig, and Roger Barsotti. Paul and Rog muscle their way towards the finish line. Jamie and Matt enjoy one of their last laps of their high school track careers. 'Reach and pull! thinks Shawn Rettig as he attempts to clear the bar. Roger Barsotti displays winning form that enabled him to do his best at the District Track Meet. Volleyball: (back row), Trina Turner (manager), Margie Gibbons, Elizabeth Childers, Demra Ophus, Lisa Bahnmiller, Penny Robertson, Renee Williams, Coach Liz Larson. Front row: Loraine Hankins, Cindy Gasvoda, Marietta Bahnmiller, Lynn Bartkoske, Theresa Bartkoske, Kris Coryell. enssKCSA mus Wrestling: Karen Bitz, Shona Martin, Kathy Cline Boys Basketball: Tracy Kulbeck, Lorna Court- nage, Janette Ament Girls Basketball: Margie Gibbons, Shona Martin, Michelle Peterson JV Boys Basketball: Michelle Peterson, Shelley Martin, The- resa Genereux Football: Lynn Bartkoske, Kathi Geyer CMSSKjCSA Kristi Davidson, Karen Thorton, Barbie Butler Jenny Denning, Charna Ophus, Carrie Sternberg HUM OK HJQH I ATHLETIC AWARDS GIRLS' BASKETBALL Most Valuable Player Marietta Bahnmiller Most Improved Penny Robertson Most Assists Janette Ament Most Inspirational Cindy Gasvoda Best Defense Lisa Bahnmiller Most Rebounds Marietta Bahnmiller Best Free Throw Percentage Lisa Bahnmiller VOLLEYBALL Most Improved Theresa Bartkoske Most Inspirational Penny Robertson BOY'S BASKETBALL Most Valuable Player Matt Baxter Most Improved Brian Graff Most Assists Matt Baxter Most Inspirational Pete Gasvoda Best Defense Matt Baxter Most Rebounds Mark Welty Best Free Throw Percentage Ted Allderdice WRESTLING Most Valuable Wade Hoge Chris Faber Most Pins Chris Faber Most Improved Wayne Grasdock Most Inspirational Wade Hoge Chris Faber GIRLS' BASKETBALL FOOTBALL Most Valuable Matt Baxter Chris Faber Wade Hoge Brian Graff Jamie Hettrick Most Improved Roger Barsotti Hardest Hitter Craig Turk GIRLS' TRACK Most Improved Sonia Phalen Most Inspirational Dedicated Darla Tyler BOYS' TRACK Most Improved Roger Barsotti Most Valuable Paul Merrill FOOTBALL SCORES OPPONENT WE THEY Augusta 40 0 Centerville 36 8 Dutton 34 8 Blue Sky 32 0 Box Elder 50 0 Highwood 62 20 Sunburst 54 8 Sheridan 42 6 Seeley-Swan 20 24 OPPONENT WE THEY Dodson 61 33 Grass Range 49 53 K-C 76 28 Blue Sky 58 34 Sunburst 61 31 Rocky Boy 68 38 Box Elder 78 52 J-I 68 54 Hays-Lodgepole 65 52 K-G 69 17 Turner 56 41 Blue Sky 46 34 Sunburst 76 27 Rocky Boy 58 33 Box Elder 83 53 J-I 56 45 Hays-Lodgepole 54 47 Turner 75 35 Rocky Boy 57 35 Hays-Lodgepole 67 51 J-I 48 46 St. Leo's 55 36 Grass Range 45 33 Moore 46 25 Fromberg 44 47 Westby 37 41 Moore 48 41 BOYS' BASKETBALL OPPONENT WE THEY Fort Benton 54 53 Cascade 59 76 Blue Sky 66 64 Sunburst 73 82 Rocky Boy 49 48 Box Elder 57 59 J-I 54 56 Turner 58 40 K-G 69 64 Sunburst 59 66 Rocky Boy 63 68 Box Elder 49 53 J-I 76 33 K-G 82 60 Box Elder 70 60 Rocky Boy 69 81 Hays-Lodgepole 62 42 Blue Sky 56 30 Geraldine 78 60 Sunburst 55 56 Highwood 48 62 ITUHIOR SENIO Rf PROM U CARNIVAL AND PROM e A KMVA£ The 1985 Carnival, developed around the theme, The Silver Screen, was once again a success. The various classes, clubs, and organizations held their traditional booths and activities. Culminating the evening's excitement was the crowning of the 1985 Carnival King and Queen. The class of '85 earned the honor for the fourth straight year. Chris Faber and Janette Ament were the Carnival Royalty. Other candidates were as follows: Ju- niors, Jerry LaBuda and Renate Finke, Sophomores; Shane Cline and Lorna Courtnage, and Freshmen; Sean Beers and Shelley Martin. Below, Crown- bearers, Cameron Jappe and Wendy Courtnage join in the crowning activi- ties. e a kmvajc Above Left: Brad Halter, Dirk Beyer, and Ted Pursley were among the many to try out the ring toss, where (above right) Rycc Denning and Lynn Bartkoske practiced their manage- ment skills. Left and Right: The Car- nival booths and balloons provided excitement for the young, while (be- low left and right) the Junior dance, with music by Northwind , pro- vided excitement for the older. zonjqm z we me am The 1985 Junior-Senior Prom was held on the 30th of March. We danced to the music of Divide by Two. This year's theme was Tonight We Dream . The 1985 prom king and queen candidates were Kathy Geyer, Kathy Cline, Janette Ament, Lisa Bahnmiller, Brian Graff, Ted Allderdice, Chris Faber, and Wade Hoge. At 10:30, Lisa Bahnmiller and Wade Hoge were crowned king and queen. They danced to the theme song, Can't Fight This Feeling by Reo Speedwagon. Top Left: Brian and Tami enjoy the music. Top Right: Kathy and Ted dance to the beat while Mark looks on. Middle left: Junior Dawn Halverson thinks the music is a little too loud. Bottom left: Gina, Wade, Brian and Shona take a little rest between dances. Bottom right: king and queen candidates, Janette and Chris are arm in arm during the Grand March. But shouldn't this be Steve??!! Top Left: Reece makes setting up for the prom a little more exciting. Top Right: Hey, Bobby and Pete, where are your dates?? Middle right: Kathi looks like she's getting a little bit tired! Bottom left: Jerry and Kelly seem to be enjoying them- selves on the dance floor. Bottom right: Rick and Shona are making everything just perfect for the prom. QOVSRtfMWX DAM ■ Above Left: The Toga Party, which included Rod Marten as President, Tracy Kulbeck as Vice President, and Jerry LaBuda as Secretary Treasurer, proved to be victorious in this year's running of Student Body Officers. Above Right: The Let's Party, Chris Hughes as President, Shona Martin as Secretary Trea- surer, and Ty Cline as Vice President, put up a tough battle. Right Center: This is the fourth and last year Shona Martin will have to get in front of the entire student body to show off her cheering abilities. Left Center: “Isn't this exciting , Paul Graff seems to be saying to his peers. The upcoming seventh graders look as if they will have no problem adjusting to High School next year. Below: Both The Toga and The Let's Party's debated and defended their platforms but left as friends, not foes. ADV£K ZJSJW eojvatmuzoKS Three Rivers Imp. Mathis Food Farm White T.V. and Appliance A D Ag Corporation Harry's Upholstery Centennial Mills Big Sandy Medical Center T.V. Land IX Ranch Kastes Robinson's Jewelry Four Season Hobbies North Montana Federal Credit Union Western Warehouse Tilleman Chevrolet Rocky Mountain Packing B-S Branding Iron Country Floral Lynn's Kurlette Big Sandy Auto Parts Deane's Plumbing and Heating The Mountaineer Q's Cafe and Motel Club Bar Green Line Imp. Riverview Greenhouse T.N.T. Shirts Tire Rama 4-B's Don's Pharmacy Fleet John Deer The Collision Shop Archie's Auto Body Repair Griggs Printing Lennox Country Store Big Sandy Drug Store General Mills, Inc. Power Motor Triangle Aviation Vielleux Insurance Agency Big R Salon Beau Monde Hayward's Muffler Valley Furniture Helmbrecht Photography Bob's Cycle World Gary's Heating and Air Conditioning Fortunate Life Center Courtnage Sons, Inc. Northern Bank of Montana Hi-Line Fertilizer, Inc. Laulo-Rowe D.A. Davidson Co. AUZOQKAPM 09-o ENGLAND'S PRINCE HARRY — Charles and Diana had a second son, Prince Harry, third in line for succession to the British throne. ffrox. WORLD SERIES FOR THE TIGERS — The Detroit Tigers beat the San Diego Padres four games to one to win the 1984 World Series. LIBERTY GETS A FACE LIFT — After 98 years of wear, the Statue of Liberty began receiving badly needed repairs, including new iron supports and a new gold-plated torch. SPACE WALK — Mission specialists aboard the Shuttle Challenger used manned maneuvering units to “walk in space independent of their spacecraft. INNOCENT — Former automaker John DeLorean was acquitted after a long and highly publicized trial. VICTORY — Michael Jackson and his brothers performed 55 concerts on their massive “Victory Tour” throughout the U.S. There had been initial controversy over high ticket prices. credit: AP WIDE WORLD PHOTOS CURRENT IEVIENT5 8«-C7 SOVIET FUNERAL — Soviet leader Yuri Andropov died on Feb. 9 and Konstantin Chernenko succeeded him. OLYMPICS, YUGOSLAV STYLE — At the winter Olympics in Sarajevo, the U.S. netted four gold and four silver medals. Scott Hamilton won the men’s figure skating and Steve Mahre won the Giant Slalom. $ t-07 NOT SO TRIVIAL — Trivial Pursuit was the game of the year. Students at St. Vincent College in Latrobe, PA, even built a giant board for a trivia contest. 8 f-ta WHO YA GONNA CALL? — Ghostbusters”, a comedy horror movie starring Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray and Harold Ramis, was the highest grossing movie of 1984, earning over $200 million by year end. ELECTION ’84 — Presidential candidates Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale took part in two televised debates. The debates were close; the election wasn’t. Reagan was reelected by a wide margin. FAMINE IN ETHIOPIA — Millions suffered in northern Africa from a famine caused by several years of drought. Belatedly aware of the tragedy, leading nations rushed food and money to the scene. CURRENT IEVENTS ' —