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

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SENIOR PERSONALITY AWARDS Top Row: (left-right) Brad Short, Bruce Gasvoda, Shawn Rettig, Allan LaBuda. Eric Gasvoda. Sean Beers. Carl Nicolson. Middle Row: (left-right) Trina Turner, Cindy Gasvoda. Carey Croy, Shari Robinson. Lorraine Wilson, Michelle Peterson, Margie Gibbons. Bottom Row (left-right) Shelley Martin. Theresa Genereux Most Likely to Succeed Michelle Peterson Eric Gasvoda Biggest Bookworm Trina Turner Carl Nicolson Nicest Hair Margie Gibbons Sean Beers Best Dressed Margie Gibbons Carl Nicolson Class Clowns Carey Croy Bruce Gasvoda Nicest Eyes Shari Robinson Shawn Rettig Nicest Legs Shari Robinson Shawn Rettig Best Personality Carey Croy Sean Beers Most Kids Cindy Gasvoda Allan LaBuda Most Athletic Shelley Martin Shawn Rettig Most Accident Prone Theresa Genereux Allan LaBuda Shyist Lorraine Wilson Brad Short Best Physic Shari Robinson Shawn Rettig 14

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SHAWN RETTIG Song: I Want Your Sex Food: Fried Chicken Movie: Rambone The Destroyer Person: Cindy, of course Saying: ‘'I Wonder TRINA TURNER Song: I want to Die in Your Arms To- night Food: Lobster Movie: Like Father. Like Son Person: Jennifer Solberg Saying: I don't know SHARI ROBINSON Song: Excitable Food: Lasagne Movie: Vision Quest Person: Shawn Saying: What? BRAD SHORT Food: Pizza Movie: Aliens Saying: Maybe Later LORAINE WILSON Song: Diamonds and Rain Food: Pizza, tacos, and lazzonia Movie: Howard the Duck Person: None Saying: Why do you ask? Huh! DAN WENDELN Song: Take Me Home Tonight Food: Pizza Movie: Top Gun Saying: Sometimes you just have to say what the

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SENIOR PROPHECY The year was 2000 and the day was July 8. We had just arrived in Big Sandy anxious to begin celebrating the five year reunion. As we dug main, we gazed at the pedestrians looking for a glimpse of some of our old classmates. There was Sean Beers in front of the drug store with a Penny in one hand and a basketball in the other. We had heard that he was coaching the Globetrotters. Close by was another coach, Carey Croy, a volleyball specialist who also ran a tuna factory during the off season. A couple of members of the social set were lounging in front of the Mint. It was Clay Dixion of Dixo Club fame, and Jim Dumas, a well known San Francisco earring polisher. A cloud of dust and scattering people announced the arrival of Bruce Gasvoda, well known race car driver and line painter. Behind him Eric Gasvoda with his van and a double trailer hook up. Eric had brought the whole family, both wives and all 15 kids. They were all buckled in with seatbelts tested by Theresa Genereux. As we drove up the street, we saw Margie Gibbons standing in front of MG's Food Farm. Across the street was strung a banner announcing the evenings entertainment, The Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star Band with its leader Janae Graff and her collections of BlueJays. Ron Pribyl, looking fit after his recent trip to Chinook, was standing in front of the Mountaineer chatting with publisher Shawn Rettig. Shawn had earned recognition as the face most seen in print. Just before making a U turn, we encountered a school bus driven by Allan LaBuda, accompanied by his wife. Allan drives bus as a professional but also finds the bus reasonable transportation for his sizeable family. Allan's wife, the late Cincy Gasvoda, had taken time off from raising a family to star as Dopey in the newly released Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. As we drove back down the street, we saw Adjutant General of the National Guard Don Pegar directing traffic with his aid. Brad Short. The army was never sure if Brad had joined because his seldom showed up. Just arriving from Havre was Trina Turner of the In a Flash taxi service. Trina had just completed another quick trip to Havre to pick up a load of celebreties. Aboard were Michelle Peterson of Munchkin Opera fame, Beatric Shulter, prime minister of Switzerland, and Carl Nicolson, the Skipper's restaurant skipper and occasional bass player. Standing in front of Peps was the American Bowling Congress's Man of the Year, Paul Lund. He hadn't put the ball down for 13 yrs. (they didn't know it was stuck on his finger.) In front of the bank, Shari Robinson was peddling Websters Dictionary of Wild Life. Shelley Martin was there trying to convince Shari that Shelley belonged in the book, but Shawn told her that it wasn't that kind of wild life. Hearing Hello baby, you know what I like, we turned to see Janca Hodann still looking for someone who knew what she liked. Well that about completed our tour of main. All the old classmates were there. Oh, who are we? Dan Wendeln, President of the Bear Paw Range Ranch and Lorraine Wilson, his executive secretary. 15