Brady High School - Bulldog / Spotlight Yearbook (Brady, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1986 volume:

Top Left: The Annual Staff got caught in the act of clowning around during their photo session. Top Right: Barry is finished with his de- sign and is showing it off to Tom. Center: The Annual staff took time out of their busy sched- ule of designing, trimming, and typing long enough to have this picture taken, from left to right: (sitting) : Barry Malone, Karen Diedrich,and Tom Pearson. Standing: Clay Elam, Heidi Kleinsasser, Carol Prei- tauer, Jamie Carlbom, Angel Zimmerman, and Ken Robinson. Bottom: The main O.K.-ers and checkers of the staff are Angel and Jamie. 2!Oh OhOHO Mr. Hebnes's hometown is Wilsall, Montana. He attended school there from the first through the twelth grade. During his high school years, he lettered in football, basketball, baseball, and track. After graduation, he attended Montana State College and Eastern Montana College. After one year, he entered the army and was stat- ioned in Germany for two years as a paratrooper and company clerk. Upon his discharge, he enrolled at M.S.U. and completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Earth Science. After completing his B.S. degree in 1970, he went on to finish his Masters with a major in Earth Science and a minor in Elementary Education. Needless to say Mr. Hebnes found that educa- tion was what he enjoyed most. Since graduation, he has returned to school and obtained his Super- intendent and elementary endorsements. His past experiences in teaching include five years in Peerless, Mt.,where he taught the fifth and sixth grades. Mr. Hebnes has real- ly enjoyed the students of the Brady Public School. Even though com- ing from different back- grounds, he said the stu- dents don't seem to let that interfere with their relationships. They are quick to accept newcomers and to try to make every- one feel at home. He feels that Brady has been a pleasant place to live and a good place to raise a family. His entire family have enjoyed their years here. SCHOOL BOARD Top Right: During the 1985 Christmas Program Dale Johnson assisted with the annual task of helping Santa hand out the socks of candy to the children of the Brady area. Center: Left to Right(front row): Kurt Dyer- Chairman of the Board, Reba Donnel1-Secretary Bonnie Pearson-V. Chairman. (Back Row) Dale Johnson, Superintendent John Hebnes, Dave Forsman, Rosalie Preputin. 4 FACULTY Left to Right: Mr. Bakken (2 yrs.) Math,Physical Edu- cation; Mr. Myers (5 yrs.) Music,7th Grade Reading; Mrs. Malone (15 yrs.) Business, Library; Mr. Tranmer (2 yrs.) Social Sciences, Government, Weight Lifting. Second Row: Mr. O'Dell ( 7 yrs.) Art, 8th Grade Reading,Annual; Mr. Giulio (3 yrs.) English,Driver's Ed. Newspaper; Mr. Mor- ris (25 yrs.) Math, Science, Computers; Mrs. Perry (A yrs.) Home Economics, Phy- sical Education. Third Row: Miss Kimmet ( 3 yrs.) Re- source Room, Kinder- garten; Mrs. Keith (1A yrs.) 6th,7th, and 8th Grade; Mrs. Bouma (16 yrs.) Ath, and 5th Grade; Mrs. Larson (17 yrs.) 2nd and 3rd Grade. 5 Bus Drivers, Cooks Custodians Top L : Hard-working and loyal Bert Paul- sen keeps the school clean and in tip top shape.Far Lto R : B e 11 y Paulsen, Dora Mannen, Sue Killion, and Peggy Cichosz. Come sunshine, rain, or snow they keep the buses running. Bert is busy clean- ing the Home Ec. floor. Cooks, Dorothy Rouns and Nancy Preitauer await their daily task of feeding the students and teachers. S Cherish the friends we made, Cherish the love we shared, Cherish the dreams we will follow, | But most of all, Cherish the life we live. Class Flower: maroon carnations and pink roses Class Colors: maroon, pink and silver OH KJ LOnfXJT 0 . Jamie Carlbom Band 1, A Basketball 1-A Cheerleading 2, A Chorus 1-A Class Rep. A Class Sec. 2 Class V.P. 3 Drill Team 1, A Girls State Delegate 3 Letter Club 1- � Library Club 2 NHS 3,A-V.Pres. Pep Club 1-3,A-Sec. SAE 2,3-Pres. School Play 3, A S. C. 3-V.P . , A Track 1,3 Volleyball 2 Clay Elam Karen Diedrich Basketball Band 1-3 Chorus Basketball 1,3 Class Rep. Chorus 1-A Football Class Sec. A Letter Club Drill Team A Pep Club Letter Club 1-3 School Play Pep Club 1-A Student Council S.A.E. 2,3 Track School Play 2,A Volleyball 2 1- A 1,2 3 2- A 1- A 1,2 2- A 3 1 Barry Malone Band 1-A Basketball 1-A Chorus 1-A Class Pres.. . 2 Class V.P. . A Football 2-A Letter Clubl , 2-P res. 3 , A-V.P. Library 1, 2-APres. N.H.S. 3,A Pep Club 1,2 School Play 1-A S.C. 2-Pres.,A Track 1,3 8 Tom Pearson Basketball 1-A Chorus 1 Football 2,3 Letter Club 1-A Pep Club 1,2 Carol Preitauer. Band 1-A Basketball 1-A Cheerleading 1- � Chorus 1.2, � Class Sec. 1,3 Drill Team 1 ,A Letter Club 1-A Library 1,3-Sec. N.H.S. 3,'t-Sec. Pep Club 1-A-Pres. S.A.E. 2,3-V.P .,A School Play 2-A Student Council 1 Volleyvall 2 Ken Robinson Chorus 2,A Class Rep. 2 Basketball Mgr. 3 Angel Zimmerman Basketball 1-A Cheerleading 2.3 Chorus 3 Class Pres., 3, A Class V.P.1(Shelby) Letter Club2,3-V.P. A-P res. N.H.S. 3,A-Pres. Pep Club 2,3 S.A.E. 2-P res.,3 School Play 2-A S.C. A-Pres. Volleyball 2 SENIORS r. .„ SENIORS SENIORS 9 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE On behalf of the Class of 1986 I would like to bid you fare- well. With the thought of leaving high school going through our heads, I am sure that there are mixed emotions for us, the graduating seniors, as well as for you, the parents, friends, and faculty. We are sad at the thought of leaving our friends, family, and the teachers, and the ad- ministration whom we have con- fided and who have helped us; and at the same time we are excited about being on our own, meeting new friends, and possibly starting our own fam- ilies; yet, at the same time, we are scared_Where are we going to go? What are we going to do? We would like to thank you friends, family, and faculty for the help you have given us these past four years. 10 Top Row- Left to Right-Leah Aakre, Harry Bolinger, Barb Coffman. 2nd Row-Butch Gaines, Heidi Gollehon (Sec. Treas .), Heidi Kleinsasser. 3rd Row-James Kleinsasser (V.P.), Dan Long, Darrin Miller (President). Ath Row-Susan Thompson (Class Rep.), Chris West, Kasey O'Dell. 5th Row- Mr. Morris (Advi- sor). 12 SQPHDMORES Top to Bottom and Left to Right: Mr. Myers- Advisor; Wyetta Bolinger, Rob Burdick, Nancy Coff- man, Brian Dugan, and Loren Mannen. In the group shot is the sophomores mighty (??) leaders- Back row: Wyetta (Sec. Treas.), and Rob (Class Rep.). Front Row: Loren (Vice-President) and Brian (President). President Tracy Dugan FR M C L A S S E E S N Vice President Jim Speed Sec. Treas. Travis Bolinger Class Rep. Chris Preputin Jamie Aakre Ray Stocker The Freshmen decid- ed to pose for a class picture while they were in their best attire. (L. to R.) Jim Speed , Jamie Aakre, Ray Stocker, Chris Pre- putin, and Travis Bolinger. Advisor Mrs. Perry 14 Freshmen INITIATION While Chris and Ray stood watching, Tracy sang You Are My Sunshine to her favorite person, Travis. Will the true nerds of Brady High please step forward? Standing from left to right are: Ray Stoc- ker, Chris Preputin, Jamie Aakre, Jim Speed, Travis Bolinger, and Tracy Dugan. Jim Speed gave us the honor of posing for a picture to put in our annual. (Jim said his next posing session will be for the newest Chip and Dale poster. This was Ray's idea of a swinging time during ini- tiation. Brady's answer to the Maybel- line girl during freshman ini- tiation was Ray. 15 1985 1986 CHEERLEADERS (Left) (L to R) Jamie Carlbom, Carol Preitauer, Tracy Dugan,Nancy Speed, and Wyetta Bolinger were this years boys football cheer- leaders. (Middle) Boys basketball cheer- leaders were doing a little showing off for the camera. (L to R) Wyetta B., Jamie C., Carol P., and Tracy D. (Bottom Left) Adding some spunk and warmth to the chilly football game, the cheer- leaders took time out to have some fun. (Bottom Right) Now isn't this a pretty picture? The cheerleaders had a lot of fun this season and they were sad to see it come to an end. 77 BRADY___________Opponents AO Winnett U 00 Roy 38 06 Power 5A 32 Winifred 08 19 Geyser 62 19 J-I 15 Record 2-A Top row standing left Lto right - James Klein- sasser, Barry Malone, Darrin Miller. Kneel- ing Brian Dugan, Jake Aakre, Clay Elam, Dan Long. Sit- ting - Jim Speed, Asst. Coach Tom Myers, Manager Tr Bolinger, Coach Tom Tranmer, and Loren Man- nen. The following ath- letes were chosen for awards for their outstanding season. Barry - M.V.P.; Conference honors - 2nd team Safety and Honora- ble Mention Running Back. Brian - Most Inspirational. Dan fe 1 - Golden Helmet. This year's football team was a pleasure for my- self and Coach Myers to work with. We had nine outstanding young men who were dedicated to our program along with an excellent manager, Tr Bolin ger. We had a very successful season which was fun for everyone in the program. We are looking forward to next season and will miss this past season's seniors. I would like to thank Coach Myers and Mr. O'Dell for their time and efforts which helped make this past season such an enjoy- able one. Coach Tranmer 19 H O M E C O M On Slept. 18, Brady's Homecoming was victorious as they defeated the Win- nifred Red Raiders 32 to 8. The Wednesday preceding the game brought Bulldog fans together to enjoy a bonfire. During the bonfire, speeches were given by Coach Tranmer and Co-Cap- tains Barry Malone and James Klein- sasser. James and Barry also threw the traditional dummy into the fire. Another event that took place at the bonfire was the crowning of the King Queen. Last year's Queen, Angel Zimmerman, crowned Sue Thompson, and last year's King, Barry Malone crowned James Klein- sasser as this year's royalty. The class candidates were—Seniors-Karen Diedrich Tom Pearson, Juniors-Sue Thompson James Klein- sasser, Sophmores-Wyetta Bolinger Rob Burdick, and Freshmen-Tracy Ougan Travis Bolinger. The week preceding the victorious football game showed the students of Brady High supporting their team with high spirits during Spirit Days. Every- one joined in the fun by dressing according to the days. Some of the dress codes were hat grub, sock stuff 'em, 50's Day, and Color Code Day where each grade wore a different color. L to R : Mgr. Brittnie Wy Bolin ger, Nancy Cof K 1 einsas se r, Sue Thomp Co ffman , Jam ie Carlbom Co ach Te rry Bakken . Hebnes, Asst Debby Perry, fman , Tracy Dugan, Heidi son, Carol Preitauer, Barb , Angel Zimme rman , and BRADY THEM 39 Dutton 36 39 Geraldine 52 1 Centerville 82 35 Stanford 50 40 Highwood 38 35 Dutton 49 44 Augusta 33 36 Sunburst 45 38 Power 48 57 Geyser 42 25 Centerville 45 30 Geraldine 41 36 Augusta 40 33 Stanford 41 57 Centerville 55 39 Highwood 41 49 Power 48 33 Geyser 48 Tournament 34 Highwood 33 31 Centerville 47 46 Augusta 64 r t- dd h w go w odkiow Team photo : standing left to right: Travis Bolinger, Jim Speed, Chris Preputin, Rob Burdick, Dan Long, Loren Mannen, Brian Dugan, Tom Pearson, Jake Aakre, Clay Elam, James Kleinsasser, Barry Malone, Asst. Coach Tracy Kimmet, and Coach Tranmer. Sitting left to right: Carol Preitauer, Tracy Dugan, Ray Stocker, manager, Wyetta Bolinger, and Jamie Carlbom. Bottom left: Tom P. shoots for two against the Augusta Elks while James K. waits for the rebound. Bottom right: Tom P. and Barry M. defend an attempted shot by a Centerville Miner. 24 Top row left : Barry M. was selected co-captain by his team- mates. Barry was also unanimously selected for the first pos- ition on the Second Team All Conference. Top row right ; Chris P. show his good defense by trying to distract a Center- ville Miner's shot. Bottom row left : Tom P. was also selec- ted by his team-mates for co-captain. Bottom row right : Tom P. goes up for a shot and finds himself surrounded by Pirates during District Tournament action. 5RADY SCORES Opponents BRADY SCORES Opponents BRADY SCORES Opponents 21 Dutton 61 33 Dutton 71 53 MSDB 36 3 Geraldine 61 58 Power 57 31 Highwood 60 3 � Centerville 58 56 Geyser 96 66 Power 76 37 Stanford 69 52 Centerville � 8 50 Geyser 68 50 MSDB 32 Geraldine 80 38 Highwood 89 56 Augusta 58 DISTRICT 50 Augusta 82 8 Stanford 68 55 Power 57 DRILL TEAM Back row left to right: Lauri McQueen Wy Bolinger, Carol Preitauer, Karen Diedrich, Jamie Carlbom, Nancy Coff- man. Front row: Heidi Gollehon, Chris West, Heather Johnson, Tracy Dugan, Brittnie Hebnes, and Kari Stocker. This year's Drill Team performed to 3 songs. The first of them was Don't Stop , followed by New Attitude and California Girls . This season was a lot of fun the girls hated for it to end. 86 Top row left to right: Asst. Coach Tracy Kimmet, Head Coach R.V. Giulio, Chris Preputin, Brian Dugan, Barry Malone, Heidi Kleinsasser, Jim Speed, Asst. Coach Terry Bakken Bottom Row: Ray Stocker, Jamie Carlbom, Tracy Dugan, Wyetta Bolinger. Not pictured: Manager Angel Zimmerman. The following comments are from the coaches on the 1986 track seasons Working with the two coaches (Miss Kimmet and Mr. Bakken), and the two track teams (the junior high and the high school) this year, gave me quite a lot of personal satisfaction and pleasure. Even tho- ugh the workouts were tough and sometimes lenghthy, all involved seemed to be in a happy state of accomplishment, which was encour- aging to me, especially, and—I feel—to all others who gave their best in practices and at meets. R.V. Giulio The 1986 track season was a successful year in the fact that there were more kids out and they worked harder than ever. Although we only had two people, Wyetta Bolinger and Heidi Kleinsasser, ad- vancing on to divisional and state, the others worked hard and im- proved throughout the season to get their best times and distances at District. The kids were fun to work with and I hope to see Brady's track team improve in the next few years. Miss Kimmet Top row: Iracy Dugan takes off for the triple jump. Wyetta shows that her hard work in practice really makes for good time and places. Middle row: Wyetta shows her secret weapons for the state track meet-her orange gloves. Jamie shows her 2nd place put in Stanford. Tracy, Jamie, Barry, Angel Wy are all having a good time with cheers. Bottom two: Heidi and Barry show their perfect forms during heavy competition. We're happy to say that Wy broke the record in the 3200 meter run with a time of 12:52. Meanwhile Heidi came 2 inches away from the javelin record. Heidi Wy will be competing in Miss- oula for the state track meet. 28 Pictured top left:Katie and Heather are getting ready to start the 100 meter dash. Top row left to right: Dustin Dugan, Brittnie Hebnes, Heather Johnson, Kari Stocker, and Danny Campbell. Bottom left to right: Steve Willey, Lynda Speed, Jackie Johnson, Lauri McQueen, and Katie Jermun- son. Middle left: Danny sails easily over the bar during the high jump competition. Middle right: Mark Elwess goes for a rugged run against heavy competition. Bottom picture: Kari Stocker shows off her Edwin Moses style during the hurdle STUDENT COUNCIL Pictured back row left to right: Jamie Carlbom- Senior rep.; Rob Burdick-Soph. rep.; Brian Dugan- Soph. V.P.;James Kleinsasser-Jr. Pres.; Sue Thom- pson-Jr. Rep.; Front rowrleft to right: Jim Speed -Frosh. Rep.; Nancy Coffman-S.C. Secretary; Chris Preputin-Frosh. Rep; Angel Zimmerman-S.C. Pres.; and Harry Bolinger-S.C. V.P. The Student Council is the governing body for the students, so therefore, through out the year they participate in a lot of activities. This year the Student Council went to two District Student Council Conventions. The fall convention was held in Sunburst the spring convention was held in Rudyard. 5 Student Council members also attended the 3 day State Convention in Miles City. Later in the year the Student Council has to pay for awards and pins, so this year to raise money the Student Council put on a very successful car- nival. On May 15 Student Council elections were held for 1986-1987 officers. On May 16, the new officers were swore into office by the preceding officers. The new officers are Heidi Gollehon- Pres.; James Kleinsasser-V.P.; and Nancy Coffman- Secretary. jr N A Activities to be done (T r ✓District convention Work on revising consti- tution State convention ✓ District convention ✓ Election for 1986-87 of- ficers Swearing in of new offi- cers y Awards night 31 AWARDS The awards night and athletic banquet was held on May 16. The Student Coun- cil and Letter Club combined their ef- forts together and put on a very suc- cessful night. Some of the major awards received are top row left to right: Barry Malone received the Male Athlete of the Year award, Tom Pear- son was the first inductee into the Weightlifting Hall of Fame, and Tom Pearson received one of the two Heisey Awards. Middle: Wyetta Bolin- ger received the Female Athlete of the Year award, Barb Coffman received one of the two Heisey Awards, and Barry Malone received a medal for pla- cing first place out of the Brady stu- dents on a math test given by the University of Montana. Bottom: Tom Pearson received the C.R. Oyer award, and Brian Dugan received the National School Choral Award. Not pictured: Barb Coffman received the John Phillip Sousa Award from her efforts in the band program. The letter club this year purchased three new award plaques which were the two Athlete of the Year plaques, and the Weitlifting Hall of Fame plaque. The rest of the program consisted of the handing out of pins for student involvement in clubs and letters and bars for the athletic programs. 33 Above front row left to right: Wyetta Bolinger, Nancy Coffman, Angel Zimmer- man, Tracy Dugan, Jamie Carlbom Carol Preitauer. Middle: TR Bolinger, Brian Dugan, Rob Burdick, Loren Mannen, Jake Aakre, Jim Speed Barb Coffman. Back: Heidi Kleinsasser, Dan Long, Sue Thom- pson, Clay Elam, Barry Malone, James Kleinsasser, Tom Pearson. Left: Sue -Secretary, Barry-V.P., Angel-Pres. In order to be in Letter Club one must letter in a sport each year. 34 S. A. E. Top picture left to right Standing:Rob Burdick, Brian Dugan, and Jim Speed. Kneeling: Barb Coffman, Angel Zimmerman, Carol Preitauer, Tracy Dugan, Wyetta Bolinger, and Nancy Coffman. Students Active in Edu- cation is an organization which promotes, develops, and trains students in the ideals of education. Working toward the accom- plishments of two specific goals in particular, SAE members 1) learn the methods processes of the teaching enviroment 2) assist the teacher in various classroom activities by working with both the individual student and with groups of them. As each SAE member sees what is involved in the teaching profession, he or she can bet- ter ascertain his future in education. 35 LIBRARY CLUB Left, Left to Right: Mrs. Malone, advisor; Barry Malone, Angel Zimmerman, Carol Preitauer, and Barb Coffman. The main job of the Li- brary Club is taking care of the library. They check the books out, put the books away, and read stories to the little kids. This year the Library Club took a trip to Lethbridge, Alberta, where they ate at a Chinese restaurant. They also visited the Lethbridge Lodge, which is a beau- tiful hotel that has a garden of plants with fountains and streams running through it. (left to right) The club officers are Angel Zimmerman, Vice Pres.; Barry Malone, Pres.; and Carol Preitauer, Sec.. N H S Brady's National Honor Society members are Barb Cof- fman1Carol Preitauer, Barry Malone, Mr. Morris (ad- visor). Jamie Carlbom, Heidi Gollehon, Angel Zimm- erman, It has been 3 years since Brady has had any students eligible for this honor. The requirements for becoming a NHS member are that you have to maintain a 3.00 G.P.A. have high ideals for your- self. The students who hold an office are Angel- Pres., Jamie-V.P., Carol-Sec., Barry- Seargent of Arms. The N.H.S. banquet was held on May 22 at the Branding Iron in Conrad. The members were sworn in by Mr. Morris. The main sources of in- come for N.H.S. is by bake sales the collec- tion of cans by Mr. Morris the members. 37 Top picture-back row: left to right: Brian Dugan, Dan Long, James Kleinsasser, Sue Thompson Heidi Kleinsasser, Carol Preitauer, and Mrs. Kauk. Middle row: left to right: Harry Bolinger, Chris Preputin, Loren Mannen, Tory Gaines, Kasey O'Dell, Leah Aakre, Nancy Coffman, and Barb Coffman. Front row: left to right: Travis Bolinger, Tracy Dugan, Heather Johnson, Brittnie Hebnes, Heidi Gollehon, Kari Stocker, and Wyetta Bolinger. Not pictured: Chris West and Jamie Carlbom. One of the annual projects of the Pep Club is to put on the Mother's Tea. The Mother's Tea was held on April 22, 1986. The main features for entertainment included a performance by the Drill Team and a song was sung by the Boy's Quartet-James, Barry, Dan, and Brian-, and Heidi Gollehon played On Blueberry Hill and It's a Small World on the organ. Another main fun- ction of the Pep Club is selling concessions at home football basket- ball games. Top left Dan and James are more content to eat the food than to sell it. Top right: Heidi works (??) behind the counter. Mid- dle picture: The cheerleaders put on a skit for the boys' basketball team. Bottom left: Carol P. -President Heidi G. -V.P. 8, Jamie C. -Secretary BAND (First row L to R) Katie Jermunson, Kari Stocker, Heather Johnson, Carol Preitauer, Brittnie Hebnes, Lynda Speed.(second row) Tracy Dugan, Nancy Coffman, Cory Tollefson, Jeremy Willey,(third row) Brian Dugan, Don- ny Watson, Jason Killion, Adam Hemry, T R Bolinger, Chris Preputin. (fourth row) Wy Bolinger, Harry Bolinger, Shawn Preputin, Barry Malone.(back row) Mr. Myers, Barb Coffman, and Danny Campbell. Not pictured, Jamie Carlbom. The band played two songs at Music Festival and received a III rating. The two songs were Brookpark and Romanesque . There were three performers at Dis- trict that received II s. They were Brian , trumpet solo, Nancy Barry Sax solo, and Barb a trombone solo. CHOIR (back row L to R) Ray Stocker, Jamie Aakre, Dan Long, Brian Dugan, Jim Speed, Mr. Myers, (third row) James Kleinsasser, Barry Malone, Tory Gains, Loren Mannen. (second row) Tracy Du- gan,Barb Coffman, Carol Prei- tauer.(first row) Heidi Goll- ehon, Karen Diedrich, Jamie Carlbom, and Nancy Coffman. (Below) Brian, Barry, James, and Dan sang Old Man Noah at District Music Festival, where they received a II rating. (left) The choir sang I saw two clouds and Joshua fit the Battle at District Muaic Festival. The first song was a little out of tune, but they made up for it in the second song.The choir recieved a II rating. (above) Nancy sang a saprano solo for District and received a II. The name of her song was Tutu Marumba . 41 JR. MUSIC MEMBERS The Jr. high choir consists of 7th and 8th grade students. At the Spring Con- cert they sang two songs called My Mu- sic and Music is My Life . Brittnie Hebnes and Cory Tollefson sang a duet called Not so boring Minuet . The elementary band also performed at the Spring Concert with four tunes. The band consists of Ath, 5th, and 6th graders. The jr. high band members play in the high school band, but they had a day of their own in Fort Benton on May 9, where they performed in a concert with students from other schools. 42 W-r.— STUDENT LIFE Jr.-Sr. Banquet The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held May 15 at the King's Table in Great Falls. The ban- quet was a little late in get- ting started because the bus broke down just out of Great Falls. Everyone enjoyed supper - especially the dessert. James opened with a speech the juniors introduced the sen- iors their parents. The sen- iors had their wills prophe- cies read aloud by the juniors. Seniors Honored 44 Christmas at B H S On the day before Christmas vacation the students of Brady High School engaged in several activities. To start out the day, Mr. Bakken and Mr. Myers lead some of the students in Christmas carols. After lunch 5 teams met for the annual volleyball tournament which the teachers dominated once again (boo-hiss!!). Following the tournament, we all gathered in the lunch room while Mr. Morris passed out our presents. 45 On 3 days this year students from fourth grade on up arrived at the school by 6:30 a.m. for the long bus trip to Show- ON THE SLOPES down. After arriving at the lodge, the students get their equip- ment 4 meet at the ski school for a two hour lesson where they are divided according to ability. Following lessons, lunch is quickly gulped down in order to get back to the slopes for four more hours of racing , crashing which everyone is a participant. The ski slopes close at A:00 p.m. , just in time for supper, so everyone enjoys a well-bal- anced meal at McDonalds. 46 College Bound During the month of April six high school students visited three different colleges for high school week . Students visit colleges to see what the colleges look like and they get a chance to see how life is on campus. Another benefit to visiting the colleges is that students learn more about what's available to them as jobs and what the college offers. Top left: Angel Zimmerman and Heidi Kleinsasser visited Eastern Montana College in Billings on April 15 and 16. They were taken on a tour of the college and they also were allowed to sit in on some classes. They were also allowed to stay in the dorms and get a taste of dormitory life. Above left to right: Heidi Gollehon, Harry Bolin- ger, and Barb Coffman went to Montana State Uni- versity in Bozeman on April 2A-26.During their stay, they had a tour and took tests. Everyone Above: Barry Malone vis- ited Western Montana Col- lege in Dillon on April H, where he was taken on a tour and spoke to the football coach and train- er. Barry has received a band and academic shcolarship from Dillon. 47 SENIOR PI AT Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick was the humorous play put on by the sen- iors and assisted by the sophomores. Back left to right: Brian Dugan, Tom Pearson, Karen Diedrich, TR Bol- inger, Wy Bolinger, Carol Preitauer, Nancy Coffman, Mr. Myers, Harry Bol- inger .Front : Jamie Carlbom, Angel Zim- merman, Barry Ma- lone, and Clay Elam. Highlights: - The cat jumped off the stage in- stead of running across it. - Tom knocked the bowl of potatoes out of Jamies' hands and it land- ed in front of the audience. - The churn squeaked when it was turned, then the bottom fell out while Jamie was turning it. 48 ALL SCHOOL PLAY The cast of Teen II was David- Brian Dugan;Julie-Nancy Coff- man; Diane-Tracy Dugan; Teri- Wyetta Bolinger; Bobby-Jim Speed; Beth-Barb Coffman; Bry- an-Rob Burdick. Teen II was the first musical put on by the high school in many years. The play was dir- ected by Tom Myers. The musi- cal was about the pressure in- volved in going to a new school and trying to make new friends. The students did a great job. On April 19, Brady held the first prom in 6 years. The students spent a lot of hours de- corating the gym for the special night. The band Courrier provided the music for both couples spectators. Barry Malone Carol Preitauer were crowned king queen which entitled them to lead the group around the gym in the Grand March. The 8th grade girls served refresh- ments as they watched the high school couples. The decorations looked great every- one had a great time. 50 11 4! T[K1 3 TGtI Ath grade: Joel Carlbom, Jason Cishosz, Rick Denzer, Melissa Hemry, Francesca Killion, Skipper West. 5th grade: Brandon Bakken, Bobby Campbell, John Carlbom, Julie Dyer, Ian Forsman, Jeremy Hebnes, Robin Mannen, Dee Anna Murphy, Robert Picard, and Mrs. Bouma. Opposite Page: 6th grade: Left to Right: Adam Hemry, Katie Jermunson, Jackie Johnson, Jason Killion, Shawn Preputin, Lynda Speed, Don Watson, Nona West, Jeremy Willey. 7th grade: Danny Campbell, Carrie Elam, Mark Elwess, Lauri McQueen, Cory Tollefson, Steve Willey. 8th grade: Dustin Dugan, Lorie Gollehon, Brittnie Hebnes, Heather Johnson, Carrie Picard, Kari Stocker, Rick Robinson, and Mrs. Keith 2 HD 3 RD GRADES Left to Right: Lisa Anderson, Mary Coffman, Tamrah Elwess, Jody Hemry, Steven Lowery, Brandon Sawyer, Brittany Bakken, Beau Bishop, Cory Copenhaver, Charlene Denzer, Robert Dillion, Kristi Doheny, Dustin Dyer, Jay Forsman, Kari Hemry, Aaron Killion, Nikki Thorson. Dale Watson, and Mrs. Larson 54 K - First Grade (K) Cody Bachall, Myra Bagley, Byron Denzer, Scott Billion. Michelle Do- heny. Amber Hemry, Brandi Kauk, Courtney Lowery, Joshua Winterrowd. (1) Jesse Bachall, Shannon Banka, Tucker Bishop. Chad Coffman. Casey Copenhaver, Erynn Forsman, Tomanie Hebnes, Sadie Johnson, Jennifer Preputin, Lacie Rouns, Charlese Speed. Kurt Thaut, Miss Kimmet, and Mrs. Kauk. 55 PLAY DA Y 1986 56 57 4F Graduation % The class of 1986 graduated at 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, May 18 . They invited Pastor I.M. Nelson to perform the baccala- ureate address, invocation benediction. They also invi- ted Dr. Harry Ray from the University of Montana as the commencement speaker. The music was provided by Mr. Tom Myers who sang the song Cherish . The honor awards were presented by Mr. O'Dell. Barry Ma- lone received a $ � 00 academic scholarship from Western Montana Col- lege, a $300 band scholarship from W.M.C.,a $250 scholarship from Dut- ton Masonic Temple, a Presidential Academic Fitness Award, the Sal- utatorian Award. Angel Zimmerman received a Presidential Academic Fitness Award, the Valedictorian Award which is good for a first year tuition waiver at any state university or college. Carol Prei- tauer received a $200 American Legion Auxilary scholarship. Mr. Heb- nes and Bonnie Pearson presented the diplomas to the seniors. Angel gave the President's Farewell Speech. 59 On May 11th through the I'tth, 8 seniors piled into a bus and headed for Flathead Lake Lodge for fun filled wet days! The seniors did a variety of things ranging from swimming, fishing (but they never did catch a fish!), horseback riding, watching movies, canoe races (which became wet and wild), and due to the boys trying to sneak water rifles onto the bus they also ended up in an all out water war! Even though the weather was wet and cold the seniors all managed to have a great time. 60 Conrad Cleaners Ben Franklin Cleaning for particular people We bring variety to life 417 South Main Pondera Village Shopping Center Congratulations to the Seniors! Phone: 278-5311 WEST'S PORTABLE WELDING BLISS CYCLE SALES, INC. 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