Bridger High School - Scout Yearbook (Bridger, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1979 volume:

CWkalQ, IQ,K uou do • • • 35 QAi(lOCl C i you a tO . . . page95 Faculty ®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® 5XsX3X§)! % Mrs. Brookshier Mis. Scharen helps out in the Resource Room in the Grade School. Mrs. Fishbaugh is an Aide in both the Grade School and High School. Mrs. Brookshier teaches 21 Kindergarten students from 8:30 to 11:30 each morning. Mrs. Trammel is the secretary in the Grade School. Among her many jobs are selling and then taking lunch tickets. Mrs. Fishbaugh Mrs. Trammel Mrs. Scharen i ®®®®®®®®®®®®® ®®® � ® ® !K ® B S ®®® Mis. Brasen Mrs. Mauk Mrs. Brasen and Mrs. Mauk teach the split Fourth j Grade Class. There are 29 Fourth Graders this year. i Mr. Iverson teaches 2nd and 3rd Grade Science, 5th 1 Grade Math, 5th Grade Reading, 1st through 4th i Grade P.E. and coaches Boy's Basketball and i Track. Mrs. Brown teaches 5th and 6th Grade 1 English, 5th Grade Social Studies, 6th Grade i Reading, and 1st through 4th Grade Music. Mrs. | Ausen teaches 7th and 8th Grade English, 7th Grade i Reading, 5th through 8th Grade Art, and advises | the Pep Club. Mr. Fishbaugh teaches 5th through ( i 8th Grade Social Studies, 5th through 8th Grade ] j Music, 7th and 8th Grade Boy's P.E., and Coaches i High School Boy's Track. Mr. Brookshier teaches •« | 7th and 8th Grade Math and Science. Mrs. Skorupa 1 1 ii is in charge of the Resource Room. Mr. Moorman ! | 1 [ teaches 5th through 7th Grade Science, and 5th and 1 ! 6th Boy's P.E. ' [ 1 i®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® i Mrs. Brown Kin d ergar ten Back Row, L-R, Ezra Lunde, Shannon Giest, Alicia Richardson, Teresa Haney, Susan Sommerfeld, Elena Hauge, Jared Hergenrider, and Jason Hergenrider. Middle Row, L-R, Holly Rutherford, Susan Althoff, Peggy Nose, Becky Scheetz, Jamie Tuell, and Leslie Dunn. Front Row, L-R, Robert Cloutier, Tom Rech, Todd Cooney, Larry Stern, Nicky Carlson, Jonathan Aadland, and Chi Webber. 1st Grade Jeff's hard at work Oh, goodie, goodie Back Row, L-R, Jeff Pinnick, Heidi Moorman, Rachel Kraft, Stephanie Schwend, Barbara Vanderloos, Cami Duncan, and Mrs. Carlson. Middle Row, L-R, Kevin Arthun, Cory Fredrickson, Lance Hutzenbiler, Jennifer Nott, Erin Randall and Darren Zentner. Front Row, L-R, Pete Sarrella, Jared Kidwell, Tara Sanford, Corey Scott, and Tami Sanford. 2nd grade Standing, L-R, Mrs. Stahley, Tracy Gangstad, LenoreRichards, Dan Weisgerber, Jahna Trammell, Kevin Mudd, Cheryl Giest, Charles Thompson, Shane Swandal, Billi Little, Toni Feller, Ty Schwend, Chawn Duncan and Mrs. Wham, Kneeling, L-R, Lonnie Schwint, Brenda Rau, Shane Saarela, Kyle Scharen, Michelle Thiel, Ronda Ragland, Jody Campbell, Bob Zentner, and Sheila Zentner. Sitting, L-R, Tami Wilson, Noelle Scott, Laura Bloomingrader, Colette Fishbaugh, Raquel Teesdale, and Gerry Scheetz. Guess which one used Crest? ? ? Did you find a good book? ®®®®®®®®® 3rd grade Back Row, L-R, Micheal White, Alisa Bolzer, Dennis Sommerfeld, Kary Wagner, Joseph Vanderloos, Danette Stem, and Joey Boster. Middle Row, L-R, Tami Cooney, Jennifer Downs, Neil Travis, J. Dean Ciest, Shane Hufaenbiler, Jeremy Woolston, Jacque Kelly, and Constance Miller. Front Row, L-R, Susan Glass, Bert Kraft, Dallas Gibbs, Randy Parker, Tommy Richardson, Becky Zentner, and Annette Althoff. Are you puzzled Jacque? Working hard? 4th grade Back Row, L-R, Mrs. Mauk, Wes Schwend, Todd Travis, Eddy Peterson, Angela Rutherford, Candic Gangstad, David Aadland, Marty Haney, Mark Arthun, Kevin Trammell, Veronica Burnett, Angie Althoff, and Mrs. Brasen. Middle Row, L-R, Robert Webber, Kelly Wegner, Toni Moorman, Eric Grisso, Steve Kroll, Carla Lehman, Teresa Hall, Dennis Rech, Chris Kapor, Debbie Zentner, and Melissa Ostwald. Front Row, L-R, Gail Morse, Becky Mudd, Bobbi Little, Shane DeRudder, Gene Wilson, Robin Hauge, Donelle Premo, and David Althoff. 5th grade ®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® ®® ®®®®®®®®®®®® S)®®®®( ) Back Row, L-R, Christy Rea, Tonya Bangert, Vivia Peregoy, Michele Randles, Karla Berry, Debbie Zentner, Lorie Dobson, Shane Althoff, Keith Campbell, and, Danny Hall. Middle Row, L-R, Randy Ragland, Mike Rued, Dick Feller, Tom Cloutier, Tracy Giest, Vernon Althoff, Danny Stevenson, Dawana Wilson, and, Mr. Iverson. Front Row, L-R, Rodney Parker, Rod Marchiando, Lester Sheldon, Shannon Wagner, Juli Hauge, Brigitte Lievens, Vickie Richardson, Shawn Sanford, and, Kim Grudzinski. 6th Grade Back Row, L-R, Jerrie Stringer, Connie Fredrickson, Konnie Hoff, Tammy Giest, Cara Grisso, Debbie Donges, Corina Breuman, Pam Hennings, Sandy Kroll, Ede Leatherberry, and Sarah Pryde. Middle Row, L- R, Troy Wagner, Shawn Fishbaugh, John Lightbum, Michele Bolzer, Lisa Mudd, Brenda Peterson, Wendy Sarella, Shirley Skorupa, and Mrs. Brown. Front Row, L-R, Mike Kelsey, Chris Glass, Shawn Ostwalt, Leroy Hindman, Wesley Berry, Mark Strobbe, and Mark Gangsted. Karla and Konnie waiting to perform. S! 7th Grade •) ®®®®®®®®( i)®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® ’ )L SS OF 84 WELOOHBS YOU 3pr -or 5 ®®®®g Back Row, L-R, Ernie Richardson, Francis Sommerfeld, Tommy Carlson, Mike Blood, Melody Miller, Audrey Anderson, Lisa Marchiando, Tracy Kelly, Kathy Brookshier, and Mrs. Ausen. Front Row, L-R, Doug Campbell, Shane Woolston, Doug Tucker, Sandy Strobbe, Lynette Premo, Michele Lehman, and Susan Randles. £52 � ) MPl • (•) (i) 8th Grade Girls Basketball • ....................... K i i i i | j i hbW mlti'-l 'UI Back Row, L-R, Barb Peters, Sam Temple, Michele Lehman, Ann Ryan, Monica Stovall, Tracy Kelly, Gina Kelly, Leslie Reud, Dana Tucker, Mary Peters, Jeanette Morse, Valerie Richardson, Kathy j | Brookshier, and Coach Mauk. Front Row, L-R, Kathy Hennings, Anna Sarrella, Pam Ostwalt, Susan Randalls, Terri Lightbum, and Lori Grudzinski. ®®®®®®®® ®®®®®®; ir'V) oooooooooooooo ;ooooooooooooo lOOOOOOOOOOpO •oooopooooooc ooooooooooo OOOOOOQO ooooooooooo )00 00? 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The most important lesson we learned about ourselves was how we reacted towards others and ourselves during times of victory as well as times of 3eleat Coach Mauk OTOIOIOIQ ®0®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®( ®®® ®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®0®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® Jr. High Boy’s Basketball B Squad: Standing L-R, Tommy Carlson, Buck Hardwick, Kelly Stevenson, Robbie Schalla, Mark Demaniou, Mike Blood, Steve Glass, Doug Tucker, Sitting, L-R, David Donges, Francis Sommerfeld, Ernie Richardson, Jeff Peters, Doug Campbell, Jamie Mauk, Shane Woolston, Roger Gibbs, and Coach Iverson. Pep Club And Cheerleaders 1. B Squad Cheerleaders, L-R, Michele Lehman, Kathy Brookshier, and Lisa Marchiando. 2. Pep Club, Back Row, L-R, Terri Lightbum, Sam Temple, Anna Sarrela, Jeanette Morse, Dana Tucker, Leslie Reud, Gina Kelly, Tracy Kelly, Monica Stovall, Kathy Hennings, Lori Grudzinski, Lynette Premo, Pam Ostwalt, and Mrs. Ausen. Front Row, L-R, Ann Ryan, Mary Peters, Lisa Marchiando, Kathy Brookshier, Michele Lehman, Valerie Richardson, and Barb Peters. 3. A Squad Cheerleaders and Pep Club help tire B Squad. 4. A Sqaud Cheerleaders, Back Row, L-R, Ann Ryan, and Barb Peters. Front Row, L-R, Mary Peters, and Valerie Richardson. 5. Barb and their mascot Ronl Lynne 26 Junior Jr. High Boy's Track Team. Back Row, L-R, Mike Blood, Kelly Stevenson, Coach Iverson, John Pryde, David Wegner, and Bruce Thiel. Middle Row, L-R, Francis Sommerfeld, Troy Wagner, Chris Glass, Shawn Fishbaugh, Roger Gibbs, and David Donges. Front Row, L-R, Mike Kelsey, Mark Gangstad, and Shawn Ostwald. Take it away Mark! Coach Iverson Jr. High Girl's Track Team, Back Row, L-R, Wendy Saarela, Lynette Premo, Kathy Brookshier, Audry Anderson, Sarah Pryde, Michele Lehman, and Coach Randall. Middle Row, L-R, Sandy Strobee, Jerrie Stringer, Pam Hennings, Konni Hoff, and Lisa Mudd. 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Middle Row, L-R, Mark Strobbe, Rodney Parker, Danny Hall, Dick Feller, Rod Marchiando, and Bridgette Lievens. Front Row, L-R, Corina Breum, Pam Hennings, Susan Randles, Shannon Wagner, and, Donna Wilson. Intermediate Band, Back Row, L-R, Konnie Hoff, Shawn Fishbaugh, Wesley Berry, Troy Wagner, Sandy Kroll, and Mike Kelsey. Front Row, L-R, Cara Grisso, Brenda Peterson, Lisa Mudd, Connie Fredrickson, Tammy Giest. and S ®® s S SMS a a ® a S) S®® S) S) 5 SK« ® S)®®fl� | r T I TLNO j 1 '■ - 07 Elementary Christmas Program 6 i1 h221f •. sJk, The KinZta� the audience with a song. Wee Witchee the good wit-RJkbringsAkck Christmas ■£hcgr! The bad witches put a spell on Santa's workshop The Bridget Elementary School Christmas program vrach was presented oruBecember 20, 1978, demonstrated that goodndSs 'Vili overcome evil when proper ingredients are utflized. Christmas shoppers, families, and Santa's workshop operations were harassed by wicked witches. Ultimately the withces' plaft to disrupt and destroy belief in Christmas was thwarted by Wee Witchee and Rudolph and the Christmas spirit was restored. Richard Bell Principle . ■ft®® ®©®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®©®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® National school assemblies October 3rd found several ' 'new students'' entering B.H.S. when Ernest ' 'Cowboy Joe Coble brought his animal show to the gym. Cowboy Joe assured the teachers his training ability could be applied to any student. Ventriloquist Mel Bateman and his puppets came in November. Their show was very funny, and quite enjoyable for both the Grade School and High School. On the morning of March 9th Forrest Hobbs and his ' 'Wild West Spectac- ular' ' showed die Bridger students many rope tricks and displayed his ability as a bull whip artist. Bob and Mayana Markworth demonstrat- ed their archery skills on May 8th. Their act was truly amazing and many incredible feats of archery was shown. May 11th, a group from North Community College in Powell came to sing for us. The group called the Northwest Singers and contained stu- dents from Roberts and Joliet as featured artists. They were really super, and well received by all. l S gKi a i C5 � l) S S S 5 S 5 5 5 5 5 5 S 5 |g 5 Being new to the Bridger High staff and music department has been an interesting and dedicating experience. I had experienced many rewarding moments in my previous locations and had wondered if there would be any musical experiences in the year to come. As 1 now look back on the whole year, 1 know that some things certainly have happened. There were the many games the pep band attended with a hope that their team would win, the early (I repeat early) morning swing choir rehearsals with a hint of 50's, the district and divisional tournaments with the band very noticably playing their best for BHS, the honor band tour and all their preparation. At the district festival in Billings on April 7th, just after 9:00 a.m., the BHS Band did it again and earned a superior rating from their performance of 1 'Album Leaf'' and 1 'Joi . The neatest thing about the year was all those music students who put their whole heart into music. They experienced and enjoyed music with all its moments, hard work and dedication, no matter what circumstances or obstacles there were to overcome. Music and life, for that matter, to be fully experienced, involves not to hesitate or complain but to go for it. Mr. Ed Fisher CHORUS Right: Back Row: L-R T. Blood, D. Peters, L. Brasen. Front Row: L-R G. Giesick, S. Kapor • piS3tQ 'O ‘jazpH 'V 'J3qq3A 'V ‘uosjaiag -X :y-q I’-iaij ‘lapprryaQ -g ‘jjoh ‘M ‘uo iajag -7 luos pef -g ‘uqtM ‘9 ‘wiqs oaig -3 'uasBjg '1 :H-1 P- £ ‘J3 {-iEd -a 'JsppnH 'JL ‘«POM 'CI ‘x°d 'M ‘ P?S3I0 ’JM ‘u aig -yi ‘wpptvgaa 'X ‘zjioj ‘X ‘PPJJ31UUI0S 'd :y-7MO-gpuz ‘uxnM S ‘8uruXo7 o ‘uiaqsqs 'S ‘«ppnyaa 'f :y-l 1=53 :P«eg •r ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 1 1 , SWING CHOIR: Back L-R: C. Brookshier, K. Hoff, A. Helzer. Middle L-R: D. Kapor, E. Copenhaver, T. DeRudder, S. Scott, T. Blood, S. Crawford, G. Loyning. Front L-R: G. Marching Larry. Joni show her engagement rings! L + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + - J Left: What are you reading Doug? Below: Band members enjoying Divisional. ♦ « ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ FHA The FHA Club and the Home Economics classes presented a style show for the public on May 7. The eighth grade students modeled the aprons they had made and the high school students modeled an assortment ofattractive clothes. Music was provided by the ' 'Mellowmen,11 who sang the theme song, Colour My World. Refreshments, which insisted of an assortment of cookies and punch, were served by the eighth grade students. J Back L-R: Ms. Wagner, Adv., B. Wilm, T. Foltz, Front L-R: K. Dietz, R. Lehman, D, p Allen, B. Jackson. Not Pic.: G. Loyning. ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ Style show Lori, what are you modeling ? ? Mary, wondering how she ever got into this. Marcie, announcing for the eighth graders. Lisa, happy that it's almost over! TaCele awards Tammy as new Sweetheart. F.F.A. presents Cahrlie Marple with an award. ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + « ♦ ♦ ♦ { Back L-R: J. Hoskins, J. Hayden, L. Althoff, B. Helzer, T. Bangert, Row Two L-R: Mr. Arthun, T. DeRudder, M. Giesick, S. Skorupa, M. Thiel, D. Peters, J. Lehman, Row Three L-R: S. Peterson, S. Peters, M. Brown, J. DeRudder, D. Parr, B. DeRudder, K. Shelden, Front Row L-R: L. Peterson, S. DeRudder, S. Laber, D. Peters, M. Richards, A. Hayden, D. Parker. 1978-1979 Officers President-Scott DeRudder, V. Pres.-Don Peters, Secretary-Doug Parker, Treasurer-Lee Peterson, Reporter-Alan Hayden, Sentinel- Mark Richard, Pari. - Scott Laber. F.F.A. is an exciting group that gives students a chance to learn leadership, parlimentary procedure and responsibility. It gives them a chance to have their works recognized at Fairs and during competition. The F.F.A. allow it's members to not only have pride but satisfaction in their achievements. F.F.A.: The Farmers of the Future. Mark receives honors. Scott speaks while other officers look on. « m « § ♦ •i ♦ « « ♦ « i « « « « ♦ « « ♦ + + Annual Staff The Annual Staff.. .in disguise. This year truly was for YOU. The Annual Staff tries very hard to convey this theme to us through their many activities. We started the year with a synchronized slide show for the whole school, we introduced our famous T-Shirt-Kazoo band, we showed at least one feature film per month and e probed every comer of the school for photos. The final product, the yearbook you are now looking at, is truly just for you. Do not let it slip from your hands because its value will continue to increase with each year of your life as you recall both the good things and the bad things from your year, 1979. ENJOY! Jerry 1 'O.J'1 Scott The Harlem Clowns. Annual Staff Back Row L-R: C. Buechler, B. Buckmiller, C. Brooshier, P. Foltz, L. Boyd, L. Peterson. Middle Row L- R: L. Temple, M. Weisgerber, S. Scott, D. Allen, Front Row L-R: D. Koch, A. Webber, Mr. O.J Scott, Adv., J. Hergenrider, T. DeRudder. ♦ + ♦ � ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M : Mir:::: Christmas Party 11 ,'imii. Min ,. 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All in all the dance was a great success. Keep on singing. rv 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « « Science fair Grand Prize winner, Cara. y Grand Prize winners: L-R: Dan Hall, Connie Fredrickson, Cara Grisso, Michelle Bolzer, Chris Glass and Konni Hoff. Eclipse 1979 W February 26, 1979 At 6:00 a.m. the Science and Math students of Bridger High went to Lavina, Montana to view the total eclipse of the sun They took their developed film, 13 welding glass, and several other ' 'eclipse watching'' devices. Students still attending school during the eclipse, also watched from classrooms and the front lawn, since Bndger received 99°' - totality. The show wasn't totally in the sky, however, as shadow bands crossed the ground followed by an immense shadow moving at great speed. The sky grew dark, resembling dusk, the air became considerably colder, the wind grew calm, and an eerie uneasiness set in. Animals, birds, and people could feel it and all became incredibly still. Around the moon could be seen a light blue corona along with pink and orange spots of light called prominences. The summer triangle consisting of the stars Vega, Altair, and Deneb could be seen along with some of the planets. Then a big flash of light appeared, called the 1 'diamond ring effect,'' and totality was over, the whole thing lasting a little over two minutes. All who witnessed the eclipse thought it the greatest thing they'd ever experienced. If you missed it, we're sorry, as there won't be another one of this magnitude in Montana for 360 years! ! Bridger 4th Annual Fine Arts Fair was held on April 12. Lora Young, Jayne Stovall and Patti Taylor were chosen to go to the Montana Art Interscholastics in Great Falls to display their talents and attend workshops. Jayne and Lora check out the displays r5 Drama Recital The stage is set, the place is quiet. Dr. Aadland (5) welcomes everyone and explains how it all began and how the class came up with the final finale. The curtain opens with Dupont (Kristen Hoff) and Durand (Bonnie Jackson) walking in circles. They are doing a theatre of absurd by Ionexco called Foursome. Soon Martin (Kevin Fox) enters and then the Pretty Lady (Call Ciesick), (4). The stage changes and a highlight of the show (3), starring Scott Wilm as a little boy and Steve Ausen, an old lady, in ' 'The Library'.1' The stage is cleared and Janet Hergcnrider (1) does a puppet pantomime. Followed by Death of the Hired Man. starring Tammy DeRudder and Alan Hayden. Patt Foltz (2) doing a dramatic reading on Edgar Allen Poe's, The Tell-Tale Heart. Next, a scene from ' 'Orpheus Descending, starring Ernie Copenhaver (7) and Stephanie Nagel. Tony Blood and Denis Koch do a scene from the The Seventh Seal. Then Karen Shehein and Steve (6) do a scene from The Sleeping Prince.'' Then the smashing finale, The Boor, starring Boyd Vopel as Gregory Stephanivick Smirnov, Coleene Brookshier as Yelena lvanovina Popova, and Luka (Larry Brasen), sent the audience home with a good feeling. The Drama class presented one of the most successful recitals so far, complete with two one - act plays, a dramatized poem, a dramatic reading, two pantomimes, and several dramatic duos. Every member of the class appeared on stage, and all performed other necessary' tasks such as lighting and make-up. All learned and ended the semester with the feeling that comes from a job well done. De. Aadland ♦★★★a ♦★a Paul and Mrs. Banks after the climb. Dinner party with the Bratter's. u 1Barefoot in the park Velasco after a hard night. Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park was presented on April 26 and 27 with two casts for some of the major roles. Audience reaction was rewarding with many laughs and signs of appreciation, cast members receiving comments such as, 1 'That was more professionally done than one expects in a high school production.'' From the director's viewpoint the whole experience was positive, all students being responsive to guidance and enjoyable to be around. 4HMMMMHMMMk ¥ ¥¥¥,. ★★★★ ★ ★★ ★ ★★ ★★★★★★★ ★★★ ★★★ ★★ ★★★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ « ♦ + « ♦ « ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ « ♦ + ♦ ♦ + ♦ ★ ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ « ______ « ■——— ¥ ¥¥¥¥ ¥¥ ¥ ¥¥¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ . Paul with his bright idea ! Corie with Mother. Corie Bratter-Gloria Loyning, Wendy Alderson Paul Bratter-Boyd Vopel Mrs. Banks -Tammy DeRudder, Gail Giesick Victor Velasco-Steve Ryan, Larry Brasen Telephone Man-Denis Kock, Delivery Man-Patti Foltz, Stage Manager-Patti Foltz, Student Director Prompters- T. DeRudder, L. Brasen, Lighting-Janet Hergenrider, Make-up-Sheri Scott and Cast. Friday Cast $2£ Cheerleaders It's that big ! T. DeRudder, C. Brookshier, A. Webber, J. Herginrider. Giggles in the front row! Cheerleaders « ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ « ♦ Bottom row: J. DeRudder, S. Laber. Top row: B. DeRudder, L. Lehr. ♦ ♦ ★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ 59 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Pep club but no t f-u ‘ yOO Locker I ic hKe$ ben Pvr«1 j POLL Front row L-R: B. DeRudder, J. DeRudder, S. Laber, L. Lehr, Second Row L-R: S. Scott, M. Weisgerber, S. Shehein, S. Campbell, H. Campbell. Third row L-R: C. Buechler, M. Marchiando, B. Wilm, L. Temple. Fourth row L-R: L. Boyd, T. Foltz. Top row L-R: C. Brookshier, T. DeRudder, A. Webber, J. Hergenrider. Not Pictured: P. Foltz, T. Bangert. Boy’s and girl’s state BOY'S and GIRL'S STATE: L.-R.; E. Copenhaver, C. Brookshier, D. Parker, T. DeRudder. Every Junior and Senior who plans to attend M.S.U. would benefit greatly from High School Week. It is too bad that more students cannot attend, because it really gives you a feel for the college. I got to know the campus and found that 1 really like the atmosphere and the programs offered. In addition, I gained a scholarship by my score on the test we took the second day there. Doug Parker High School Week was fun, besides the four hour test, but I feel that it helped me to know the campus and the people there. I enjoyed it alot. Dan Laber High school Week was a really great experience. It was a time to meet new friends, talk to the college kids and teachers and get a feel of the campus. If you can survive the test you will have a really great time and learn a lot. Coleene Brookshier High school week MONTANA bridger ♦ ♦ � ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ � 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ HIGH SCHOOL WEEK: L.-R.; D. Laber, C. Brookshier, D. Parker. If Membership in this chapter shall be based upon scholarship, service, leadership, and character. The object of this chapter shall be to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in all students of the High School. ♦ % ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ i 2 The Student Council is a group representing the student body. There are three offices and one bov and girl representative from each class. This year the Student Council was in charge of the Homecoming activities, looked into the possibility of a longer lunch, and reviewed the student handbook. As a money making project they raffled two teddy bears. They also presented several student requests to e school board. Student council i %9 i •� • On ft happy fa! ' + First Row L-R: B. DeRudder, S. Shehein, T. DeRudder, L. Peterson. Second Row L-R: J. Herginrider, B. Jackson, B. Dell, S. Ryan, T. DeRudder, J. Temple, Mrs. Sanford. Not pictured P. Taylor. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ♦ ♦ ♦ ¥ ♦ ♦ ♦ ¥ ¥ ¥ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Homecoming “78” ¥ ¥ 1 • After two years of second places, the J hard working Juniors finally won the float « competition. J 2. The Seniors enjoyed the Homecomin activities so much that their float was... 2 3. B. H. S. marching band. 2 4. Getting ready for the big night! 2 5. Juniors, Doug Parker and Karen 2 Shehein, 1978 King and Queen. ¥ 6. Bridger Scouts, Pulverizing ! 2 7. Whoooooooooo... a ! ! ! 2 This year many of the Homecoming 1 activities were cut completely or reduced. 2 The Freshmen were not allowed to paint the 1 'B'1 which has been a tradition for ¥ many past years. The parade and pep rally 2 schedules were cut short. Next year we « hope to have more of a Homecoming spirit 2 among the students and faculty. ¥ ¥ ¥ hmhmhhhmmmmmhmmhhhhmmmm MM 1978 Football Keepin' an eye on the girls! ! BACK ROW: L.-R.-Coach Arthun.K. Sheldon, D. Pearson, R. Gibbs, J. Lehman, Asst. Coach Hauge, 2nd Row: D. Peters, D. Foltz, M. Ryan, T. DeRudder, T. Booke, C. Buckmiller, T. Blood, T. Scharen, 3rd Row: S. DeRudder, J. Temple, M. Thiel, D. Kapor, M. Giesick, B. Helzer, B. Ridenour, 4th Row: E. CopenScharen, T. Mudd, K. Booke, D. Parker, M. Richards, C. Andersen, 5th Row: C. Gibbs, S. Wilm, B. Vopel, S. Ausen, L. Halvorson, D. Stratton, Mgr. B. Sticker. H The 1978 turnout for football of 36 ballplayers represented the largest turnout ever at Bridger High School. The squad, consisting of 6 Seniors, 15 Juniors, 3 Sophomores, and 12 Freshmen, proved that we could really play the game of football by threatening the state runner-up Absarokee.. .22-28. The Scouts will miss the Senoirs: Steve Ausen, Scott Wilm, Lynn Halvorson, Don Stratton, Boyd Vopel, Hal Ayers, and Tom Badura next year, but I am anxiously awaiting the 1979 season when 15 Seniors return; 6 starters on the offense, and 4 on the defense. Coach Arthun 68. Head Startegists. XX m ««namifi nm wvwww Can I play too ? ! ! ! He won't stop pulling my leg ! ! ! W ' W m Everyone has a shadow! ! ! llllllllllllllimiMlllJ L LUIII11II11II BACK ROW L.-R. : A. Helzer, L. Temple, J. Hergenrider, C. Brookshier, G. Giesick, B. DeRudder, K. 1 Hoff. FRONT Row L. -R.: T. DeRudder, K. Shehein, P. Foltz, B. Wilm, T. Foltz, NOT PIC.: L. Lehr, M. Marchiando (mgrs.), Coach Pinnick. m in raxmxmmnmmn namm I feel we had a good season this year despite our 1 and 17 f record. We played some tremendous games and showed promise of | good things to come. You could give all kinds of excuses for our ( not winning and lack of effort or spirit is not one of them. We are | proud of our efforts and I think we will surprise a lot of teams and | fans next year. I 1 want to give my team a special thanks for your devotion. I Sticking to our goals has been hard but we did accomplish a great I deal and with this background we can look forward to better I things. I really feel that the Scoutettes can and will be a girls basketball power again. 1 Coach Pinnick ' The Scoutettes may not have been winners in terms of a season record, but 1 feel that our spirit and over-all team character was only that of winning team. We went through a lot of changes on the team, and we suffered a few severe losses, but we always came back. I think our season was not one of if we won or lost, but how we played the game. I'm very proud to be a Scoutette. Tammy DeRudder Scoutette Captain The Bridger Girls B Squad had a successful and interesting year. They won 60 of their games and were third in conference play.. .the girls performed exceptionally well, especially since there was a lot of injury and illness. They were a fun group to work with and always gave it their all. Thanks to all of you for making 1978 a GREAT YEAR! ! Coach Randall d « « d d d - Tammy shoots for two! ! Our Honorary Scoutettes Tracy doesn't let the defense stop her! ! ! 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V 00 O rt X, • o •-JOO Conference Champs L-R: M. Thiel, S. Wilm, B. Vopel, S. Ausen, B. Helze, L. Althoff, D. Peters, L. Halverson, E. Copenhaver, J. Temple, B. Dell, S. DeRudder rf1 � � - � mnmw mmmn � � ■«■ Ifllfimn i tlll ii m Hi 1 wr Hustle ! That one word describes the 1978-79 Scout 'Jasketball team. Most skeptics thought this year's squad to be part of a 1 'rebuilding'' year. It didn't turn out that way. We repeated as conference champions, placed second in the district tournament, advanced to the divisional tournament, and ended the season with a 20-6 won-loss record. The leadership was outstanding, spirit high, and our winning tradition keeps moving. The enthusiasm of this team infected our entire basketball program which will pay dividends in the years to come. Boys track aM««i«imMnillli:iiiniiiiiiiiiuinmninnmaigTT The boy's track team had an excellent season. We had eight boys, out of the twelve on the team, place at the District Track Meet. Mark Thiel led the team in scoring with 16 1 4 points at District and placed in all of his 5 events. He set a new school record in the Pole Vault and ran the ankor leg on our record setting 440 relay team. The four boys who went to the State Track Meet were Mark Thiel, Bryan Ridenour, Don Peters, and Shawn Kapor. The four Juniors will all return next year, which should provide excellent leadership for the team. Coach Fishbaugh 1. Steve's fabulous form. 2. BackL-R: B. Ridenour, D. Kapor, S. Wilm, L. Halvorsen, S. Ryan, S. Ausen, D. Peters, Coach Fishbaugh, Front L-R: S. Kapor, L. Peterson, D. Foltz, M. Thiel, B. Strieker. 3. Steppin' out, Steppin'. 4. Taking a rest. 5. Don leading in the relay. 6. Flying High, Mark?? f— Girls track H Track is really a season of surprises. With bad weather we had difficulties getting training time early. Fewer track meets were attended by our team because of weather. Through it all endured the 1 'magnificent seven'1 girls track members and they secured a third place trophtin District and qualified five girls to Divisional. At the Divisional the girls placed fifth overall and qualified three girls to State. 1 am Veryiproud to be their coach. These girls worked hard outstanding season. Coach Pinnick ' 'Go for it Here ! '' Back RowL-R: S. Shehein, T. Foltz, Mgr. , B. Neumann, Middle Row L-R: K. Hoff, L. Temple, P. Foltz, C. Brookshier, Coach Pinnick, Front Row: Captain B. Jackson. 'We are the Champions! 11 Lisa's fourth place throw. Awaiting the 440 relay start. r. «11 u nm iitiiiTiinuiinnnummimil axM Sports stats VARSITY FOOTBALL Bridge r Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger 34 Bridger 34 Bridger 23 Bridger 22 Bridger 24 Bridger 42 Bridger 32 Bridger 30 Bridger 37 Bridger 29 Bridger 32 Bridger 31 Bridger 16 Bridger 33 Bridger 17 Bridger 34 D1ST Brid Brid £r 24 22 Absarokee • 28 50 Busby 0 0 Columbus 24 20 Joliet 8 20 Belfry 12 44 Fromberg 14 48 Joliet 14 . GIRL'S BASKETBALL nToumament: Rygate 41 Rapelje 41 Roberts 41 Absarokee i6 Joliet 57 f. Columbus 43 OT Park City 23 1 Fromberg 47 Joliet 42 OT ) Belfry 40 1 Roberts 34 Absarokee 49 Columb; Belfry Park Cr From be URNAA Col , Roberts 48 58 49 57 33 ger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger Bridger 4 57 61 59 63 56 56 66 54 60 45 69 98 56 79 Big Timber Senior J.V.S. Roberts . bsarokee Joliet Columbus Park City Fromberg Byron Byron Rosebud Joliet Belfiy Roberts Absarokee Columbus Belfry Park City Fromberg 49 55 68 21 29 44 52 48 48 54 38 50 31 57 46 38 51 58 47 DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS Bridger 91 Belfry Bridger 57 Park City Bridger 57 Roberts Bridger 59 Columbus 36 49 58 45 DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENTS Bridger 55 Custer Bridger 72 Broadview Bridger 47 Terry r � • 66 54 55 i. fi BOY'S TRACK DISTRICT TRACK MEET Bridger received the 3rd Place Trophy. S' 2nd Javilin Steve Ausen- Scott Wilm- Mark Thiel - Bryan Ridenour - Don Peters - Brett Shawnifl Lynn 5th 880 yd. Run 4th Mile Realy 1st 120 yd. High Hurdles 1st Long Jump 2nd 180 Yd. Low Hurdles 4th Mile Relay 1st Pole Vault 2nd 100 yd. Dash 2nd 120 yd. High Hurdles 4th 440 yd. Relay 4th 180 yd. Low Hurdles 4th 440 yd. Relay 4th Mile Relay 5th Discus 4th 440 yd. Relay 4th Mile Relay 4th 2 Mile Run 4th 440 yd. Relay 5th High Jump DIVISIONAL TRACK MEET Steve Aisen- , 4th Mile Relay Scott Tm Bryan Ridenoi 3. Don Peters- Shawn Kapor- 4th 120 yd. 5th Long Ji 5th 180 yd 4th Mile R 2ndPole Vaul 5th 100 yd. 2nd 440 Rela 4th Mile Reli 2nd 440 yd 2nd 440 yd. 4th Mile Ri 2nd 440 yi ;h Hurdles Hurdles GIRL'S TRACK +r y . •Vv DISTRICT TRACK MEET Bridger recieved the 3rd Place Trophy Brenda Neumann- Sandy Shehein-. Lisa Temple - Bonnie Jackson - Patti Foltz- lst 100 yd. dash 2nd 220 4th 440 Relay Team - 4th 880 Medley Telay Team 2nd 80 yd. Hurdles 5th High Jump 5th long jump 4th 440 Relay Team 4th 880 Medley. Relay Team -2nd Shot Pur 4th Discus 4th 440 Relay Team 4th 880 Medley Relay Team 3rd Mile 3rd 2 Mile 4th 440 Relay Team 4th 88Q Medley Relay Team dash DIVISIONAL TRACK MEET Bridger Received 5th Place Overall Brenda Neumann- 1st 100 yd. 4th 220 Sandy Shehein- 2nd 80 yd. hurdles 3rd long Jump Lisa Temple - 3rd shot put 'X numiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ■ inuillllli « ■ 1 _J Bonnie receives Outstanding Senior Award. ■i V . ’ Scot Outst idin Senio Award Sandy is recognized. Gloria receives Woman's Club Scholarship. Cheerleaders receive pins. The Drama award goes to Boyd. The Senior boys receive their B. t iiiMi wi Mr. Arthun gives the Sophomores their awards. May 16 was the setting for the 1979 Awards Night. It took place in the high school gym at 7:30, Wednesday night. Tammy DeRudder was the emcee. The Lion's Club Awards were presented to the following: Music- Larry Brasen, English-Tammy DeRudder, Drama-Boyd Vopel, Social Studies-Bonnie Jackson, Art-Mary Ann Weisgerber, Commerce- Bonnie Jackson, Math-Steve Ausen, Vo-ag-Scott DeRudder, and the French award went to Sheri Scott and Tammy DeRudder. The following awards were presented: Perfect Attendance certificates: Tony Blood, Bryan Helzer, Bret Strieker, Joni DeRudder, Daryl Foltz, and Sandi Shehein. Gail Geisick received the John Philip Sousa award and Gloria Loyning received the Marine award. The U of M Chemistry award went to Larry Brasen and Kevin Fox. The P.E. Marine Physical Certificates went to Mark Geisick, Darren Kapor, Trent DeRudder, Rich Spitzer, Kevin Badura, Clay Buckmiller, Jeff Hauge, Lee Peterson, and Mike Ryan. The ' 'I Dare You awards went to Doug Parker, and Coleene Brookshier. American Legion award went to Bonnie Jackson, Scott Wilm. Scholarships: Steve Ausen- Two, (2), two hundred and fifty dollar Academic Scholarships to Montana Tech, also High School Honor Scholarship. Gloria Loyning - two hundred dollar Drama Scholarship at Rocky Mt. College also the Woman's Club Scholarship. Patti Taylor- Music scholarship to N.W.C.C., National Honor Society Scholarship. Bonnie Jackson- BEA Scholarship and National Honor Society Scholarship. Leah Boyd- Journalism Scholarship to NWCC. Mary Ann Weisgerber- BEA Scholarship. Doug Parker- Bozeman Rotary Scholarship (to be used in the year 1980-1981). Mark Thiel was recognized for making all state basketball team. Annual Staff, Band, Football, Basketball and Track awards were also presented to various students involved in these activities. I J 30 1. You make me feel like dancing ! 2. Mmm, Mmm GOOD! ! 3. Junior celebrities read the prophecies. 4. We found the bar! ! 5. The Three Stooges. 6. 0. J. and Mrs. Colley liked the bump. 7. We, the Senior class of 1979, being of ??? minds and ? ? ? bodies, will the Juniors... The 1979 Junior-Senior banquet was held at the ' 'Restaurant Napoleon.1' We were served a big meal consisting of soup and salad, roast beef, turkey, ham, and baked potato. Later in the evening, snacks consisting of a variety of crackers and spreads, relishes, and fresh fruit, were provided. When we finished the feast, we were entertained with the reading of class wills and prophecies. These were enthusiastically received despite concern from some students that the teachers had censored some of the funnier lines. This was followed by a little hoedown, a little slow dancing, and lots of disco with music provided by 1 'Instant Replay.'' A tired but happy crowd returned home at 11:00 with many fond memories of a delightful evening. seow© I I, Julie Dorvall, having mind and body like most people, will to Scott DeRudder my height to play basketball. To Rodney Wilm 1 will my health because he is sick so much. 1, Steve Ryan, being of big head and squatty body, will to Craig Andersen my Co to Hell World, I'm a Senior t-shirt, and hope Mr. Fox doesn't see this one! 1, Gloria Loyning, being of sound mind and excellent body, will to Tom Mudd the ability to have a category of various aliases, such as Xsa Xsa, Charlie Chaplin, Raqucl Welch, Sophia Loren. The list is endless. Tom you must keep these under lock and key. I, Leah Boyd, being of sound mind and body not worth mentioning, will to Lora Young my Super Senior t-shirt on the condition that she docs not stretch it out of shape. I also will her my street corner on which 1 meet Mary Ann on school days so that we may discuss gossip on the way to school. To Ernie Copenhaver 1 will my present day means of transportation in hopes that the town streets will be safe from the both of us. To Mr. Pinnick 1 will the ability to accept other people's opinions, not just his own. He may not have to agree, just accept them. 1, Patti Taylor, being of sound mind and ticklish body, will Denis Koch my trumpet and superior talent in band. 1 also will Denis a knee to rest his hand on. To Jim Scharcn I will someone just like me that has at least one bad day a week so he won't get rusty on his tactics of cheering people up. To Mark Richards, I will my brain (if there is anything left of it after chemistry class) so he will be able to devise an invisible potion to spray on Mr. Fox every time he feels like giving a lecture. To Kevin and Larry, 1 will another sweety like me that can listen to your jokes and laugh, and someone they can mess up chemistry experiments for.. .and the person won't really care. Thanks guys for adding lots of spunk to this my Senior year! I, TaCele Bangert, being of sound mind and so-so body, will to Tony Blood a bicycle, so he can get off the school grounds faster at lunch so he can snoke two cigarettes instead of one. I, Lynn Halvorson, being of weird mind and large body, here by will Kevin Fox my great ability to go out on weekends and do nothing. 1, Brenda Buckmillcr, being of freaky mind, will Amy Helzcr my P.A.D. notes and the ability to keep on partying when everyone else has bombed out. 1, Bonnie Jackson, being of sound mind and body, will to Patti Foltz my ability to lead the track team in warm-up exercises so that only half the team ends up with shin splints and pulled muscles. I, Stephanie Nagel, being of little mind and shabby body, will Karen Dietz three classes with Mr. Aadland so she has plenty of time to sleep during the day. 1, Stephanie Nagel, being of same mind and body, will Tammy DeRudder my knitting so she can go through her Senior year as a nit wit. I, Gloria Loyning, being of sound mind and 36-26-36- body, will Dan Labor a key to Tom Mudd's Sophia Loren trunk. Believe me, for forty she doesn't have a bad trunk! I, James Hoskin, being of superior mind and outstanding body, will Red Ridenour, (my little uncle) the ability to get through the Senior year with a lot of parties along with a tough '69 Ford 4x4 to get back in time from those parties! 1, Bill Dell, here by will Gail Giesick my original Babe Ruth Baseball Bat to beat away all the guys that will chase you. 1, Scott Labor, being of superior mind and excellent body, will thee Steve Skroupa, my ability to perfor the difficult job of being a Junior Vo-Ag aide also my knowledge of standing around and doing nothing so he can fullfill the requirements. 1, Mary Ann Wcisgcrber, being of sound mind (1 hope) and a body I won't mention, will thee Curtiss Gibbs the following: my ability of never being late to classes, never serving detention, my ability to make it back over to the grade school within 5 minutes after Mrs. Colley sends you over to the art room for something, and last of all, a pair of fall free platforms and a faster way to get to Skateland and weekends. To Shawn Kapor, 1 will the ability of getting art prefects done on time and also not being brought home by the cops or for that matter getting stopped by one. 1 hope this helps you both because it sure hasn't helped me. I, Stephanie Nagel, being of senile mind and crippled body will Coug Parker my ability to trusting, cheerful and brave, but mostly my ability to stop a good fight. 1, Boyd Vopel, being of mound bind and body will to Jayne Stovall the raunchiest sock in Bridger, so now whenever she puts her foot in her mouth in art; she'll think twice before she does it. 1, Brenda Buckmiller, being of buzzed mind will to Tom Mudd and Tony Blood their very own shack sono wind blows on them, no rain makes their hair wet, and snow- doesn't bury then in onw of it's drifts, so noon hours will be more pleasant. I, Bonnie Jackson, being of sound mind and body will to Colccnc Breokshicr my locker 1 so she can be the first one out the door after school. And to keep the tradition of passing on the 1 locker. I, Stephanie Nagel, had a mind and body will Doc Aadland my connections with the mafia and all the little green men that work for them. I, TaCele Bangert, being of so-so mind and so-so body will Scott DeRudder my ability to skip school to go to fairs and use FFA as an excuse. 1, Lynn Halverson, being of paranoid mind and awkward body will to thee Jon Temple my pair of extraordinary jumping legs, so he can jump over any on coming line backers. 1, Patti Taylor, being of sound mind and body will to Mr. Fox another aide just like me that will jump for joy when finding one of your mistakes, and another person that hated the computer as much as I did. (what would it be like if everyone liked computcrs( YUCK! I, TaCele Bangert, being of Suerpior brain and not so bad body will to Gail Giesick my ability' to race semis, to get out of work at Rcxall and last but not least I'll give you my Super Senior t-shirt and my Seniors do it better t-shirt since 1 w-on't be needing them. Good Luck Gail, you'll need it! We, Leah Boyd and Mary Ann Weisgerberof, tall and very short bodies and God only knows what state of mind we are in will to Lora Young and Jayne Stovall the ability to cause alot of trouble and never get caught by eagle eyes Fox. To Mrs. Colley we will two more intelligent, ingenious, and also talented artists to replace us. But that is going to be hard to do because after us they broke the mold, so you will just have to suffer without us. 1, Patti Taylor, being of sound mind and body will to Mrs. Colley lots of joy throughout her teaching career and a class just like art 1. I'd also like to will her another person to make happy as she has made me. Thanks Mrs. C! ! 1, TaCele Bangert, being of great body and superior mind will to Kerry Booke a shovel so on Snowball he can help dig some people out of snowbanks. We, Connie Buechler and Leah Boyd, of minds and bodies that no one dares to describe will to the one and only Mrs. Goetz more noise in the library. 1, Mary Ann Weisgerber, will to Mrs. Colley another aide who enjoyed seventh period so well. To Mrs. Goetz another aide who will put up with the freshmen boys in the library. And to Mr. Aadland 1 will some new SHORT JOKES. We, the Vo-ag seniors, will to thee Mr. Arthuna senior class that gets more done than we did. 1, Stephanie Nagel, being of synthetic mind and body will the Junior class my enthusiasm, smile and my friendliness towards the famous SPIRTS! ! ! We, the Senior class, of deformed minds and bodies will to the Junior Class . our ability to make homecoming floats. 1, Connie Buechler, being of sound mind and body will to Jon Hoskins the ability to sleep through PAD class and still know what is going on. I, Scott Wilm, being of sound mind and great body will Don Pete Peters all the skinny girls he can handle at one time. Also 1 will Pete my trusty pole in the foyer next to my great locker. I, Steve Ausen being of sound body and rather minute mind do hear by will to Anita Webber my humble gentleness and understanding heart so that when she is confronted by her devoted followers, she will be able to shine on their eyes FOREVER! I, Boyd Vopel, being of warped mind and skinny body will to Karen Shehein the ability to go to a basketball party, walk a straight line, and not throw up on Patti's head all at the same time. 1, Stasi Gerrells, of sound mind and body will Mark Theil a pair of handcuffs so he will keep his love pats to himself. Good Luck in BB next year Mark! I, Wendy Alderson, being of saturated mind and unfinished body, here by will to Tammy DeRudder the ability to remember where she put her clothes the next morning! ! Also a life long supply of Pink Pills'' to help her deal with all the Mr. Uelasco's in her life. Also I will her my ability to drink more than one drink without getting shnockcrcd, since I've heard she has a little trouble along that line. I, Steve Ausen, being of sound body and mind do hear by will to one Larry Brasen my ability to pop the clutch when the time comes for him to tread upon unbeaten paths to his prolonged destiny. Good Luck Larry! ! I, Stasi Gerrells, of sound mind and body will Kerry Booke a new bunch of arms and be able to skip all of 7th period to do so. Also 1 will him my ability not to cry- when I get my alergy shot, like he does. I, Wendy Alderson, being of unstable mind and imbalanced body was going to will Janet ' 'Worm'' Hergenrider my ability' to total new cars, but since she does that pretty' well on her own, I guess I'll have to will her my heigth to help her out on the basketball court. If she's as good as she is now, just think what she'd be like a few inches taller. pq}(mu£C££S Ten years from now Julio will be walking down the street in the rain, to the 1C store which she now manages. Julie should, by now, 1 would guess, have seven kids and one on the way. I, Ernie Copcnhavcr, see Sill Dell in the future doing what he did best, nothing. He will be driving his Camaro, and working only when he has to. Later in life he may become a wealthy tycoon; slightly wealthy. Ten years from now 1 see Leah Boyd owning her own Cirl Scout cookie factory and entertaining crowds with her spectacular driving in the demolition derby. In ten years 1 see Connie as the owner and head librarian of a new but small library. Always yelling sit down and shut up. But never the loss; her five word vocabulary sometimes tend to get bigger by yelling at a person and asking if they want to get kicked out for two weeks. That's what I call real dedication. Ten years from now we sec Wendy owning her own ICA stores. She's taken business and management courses and become very successful. She is now Vice- president of the ICA chain. Out of desperation and failure; Jon, Craig and Doug have now gone to her for a job. As a pastime she helps Stace run their swingin' singles bar, which too has become very popular. In ten years Jim Hoskins will be sitting on his tractor with a full can of chew wondering where his bull is going next. This is also a good way not to hear from his neighbor down the road about the whereabouts of his bull Ten years from now, we see Scott Crawford in the Office Bar, sitting in the comer, still telling the same old jokes, but now there is a change, he has two stacks of money sitting on each side of him. He says he got it playing before millions of people. The next day we see Scott at work, but its not quite what we expect. He is on a Billings street comer with his old, wooden guitar, dark glasses, and sign over a cup that reads, Blind . Well, we must admit, Scott sure is playing before millions of people. Fifteen years from now 1 see Scott Willy Wilm as Head Player Coach of the L.A. Lakers; bringing his team to the national championship. He is surrounded by beautiful women and sitting by his very own gold plated spitoon. In ten years I sec Cloris Loyning as one of the top comediennes in this country and in her spare time she and her husband Don travel with the circus entertaining the people by putting their fists in their mouths. Cory Michaud, I see you in the future as a rich John Eclucco 11. Good Luck! ! Ten years from now, we see Stasi driving a grand new red VW, with a muffler that works, to her very own Gerrell's Store. At night she keeps herself busy by helping Wendy run their swingin' singles bar. In ten years we sec Scott Laber still working on his pickup over in the Vo-Ag shop. Actually, he's still waiting for his parts from NAPA. I, Karen Shehein, see Steve Ryan, after a successful career in the Navy and an unsuccessful attempt at restoration of the S.S. Poseidon , as the handsome, dashing and wealthy captain of the Love Boat''. We sec Mary Ann, 10 years from now, as she travels around the world to different spas, trying to find a way to make her taller, and regretting that she didn't get braces afterall. Would you believe, LaCele Bangert is still traveling with her herd of champion shorthorn cattle to all the fairs and shows around the country. The once new pickup she got in her high school days has aged rapidly with all those wild miles she has put on it. In the future we see Boyd Vopel performing ballet at the Box Theater, while dodging- the spoiled fruit. In the fall you will find him acting as water boy for the San Diego Padres. All this hard work goes to support a ''Wilmy'' family of two, a wife G a dog. Well, in ten years, 1 can't say for sure, how, where, or what Stave A. will be doing. But I don't think 1 will see him cheerleading in his grass skirt with those awful hairy legs of his showing. I doubt, that my Mom and Dad will find him in that certain place with a girl he probably shouldn't have been with. But on a serious note, 1 figure Steve will go far, if his old '56 hot rod, Chevy doesn't give out on him. In ten years we sec Steve Ausen with a dirty face and calloused hands shoveling manure down at ' 'Doc Randell's and wrestling those animals around as if he knows what he is doing. (It's about time.) Keep up the good work, Steve, those animals have never been happier. That hard work of shoveling manure has also helped to keep those grea legs of yours in shape. You never know when you might be caught unexpectantly in a grass skirt. We now sec Bonnie Jackson in her BYU T-shirt; training for the marathon in the 1988 Olympics. After running thirty miles a day, she spends her free time picking up attendance slips at Bridger High. And leading warm ups at track practice. In ten years we see Lynn Halverson is still in Bridger. Lynn has become a very successful janitor at the local ICA store. Twice a week we see the brown Buick out front ad Lynn inside talking to his mop about the day. He is going out of town to pick up some good looking women and show them off. Don't give up; someone is bound to feel sorry for you one of these days. Ten years from now you will see Alan Hayden still working at Aldrichs' trying to scrape up enough money to build a hot rod. Ten years from today, we see Stephanie Nagel receiving a pardon from the governor of Montan, excusing her from the crime she has spent 3 years in prison for. It seems he finally believes her story that she was not driving the getaway car at the bank robbery, but was merely sitting in the driver's seat at the time of her arrest. Steph will have no trouble finding employment, even with her prison record. Knowing her fondness for good ole booze, several liquor companies will offer her a year's supply of her favorite brand to do full-page magazine ads for them. Steph's major accomplishment in the next ten years will be her discovery of a cure for the common hangover. However, she will find it has already been patented by a fellow classmate. Patti Taylor, in ten years, will be singing with a group such as ABBA'' as one of the lead singers but will keep in shape by running cross country in her spare time. She will eventually marry a Baptist minister. In ten years or less Brend Buckmiller will marry a wealthy rancher and raise thoroughbred horses for racing. She will be the proud owner of the best little blask hot rod in the county. § esso Bacca au teatc and Commencement Leah talks to Mr. Bruce Zinne. Bacealuure; — XZ (oiii mcnccmcnt 4'“ Motto; The End is only the Beginning Bonnie Jackson To? Seniors Words by Gerry Goffin. Music by Michael Masser CommenceiJient Address Bruce Zinne Presentation of (’lass Calvin Wahl Superintendent of Schools Presenlatidn of Diplomas Pat Taylor Board of Trustees Benediction The Rev. Rick Green Recessional High School Band “Pomp and Circumstance Accompanist for Vocal Selections Gail Giesick The Rev. Rick Green U OX Salutatory-Steph Nagel Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue Flower: Carnation President: Gloria Loyning Vice Pres: TaCele Bangert Sec.-Tres.: Leah Boyd .A prcv Mr. Pat Taylor presents diplomas Galloping Goose ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ + + ♦ The annual Women's Club Galloping Goose dinner was held on April 8th. The Seniors started the evening with some super appetizers at the Idler home. The second course was at the Loyning home where a wide varity of salads were served. The main course was scheduled to be served at the Ryans. However, there was a slight delay because Leah Boyd was involved in a car accident. No one was hurt and all the Seniors enjoyed the main entree of ham. The class then traveled to the Bangert Ranch for desserts, ending a very memorable and enjoyable evening. , ★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ’ Faculty Mr. Roger Hauge teaches history, P.A.D. and P.E. He is the assistant coach of the football team and the head coach of the boys basketball team. He is also an advisor to the Sophomore class. Mr. Ed Fisher teaches grade school, junior high, and high school bands, chorus, stage band, and swing choir. He is also a Freshman class advisor. Kir. Charles Pinnick is the head coach of the girls basketball and track teams. He teaches bookkeeping, typing, eighth grade guidance and is the guidance counselor in the high school. He is also the Senior class advisor. Mr. Roger Hauge - . - , - Mr. Ed Fisher Mr. Charles Pinnick Mrs. Janice Goetz Mr. Marcus Arthun Mrs. Janice Goetz is the librarian in the grade school and the high school. She teaches basic math in the high school and is the pep club and Junior advisor. Mr. Marcus Arthun teaches vo-ag I, 11, III, and IV and eighth grade shop. He coaches 'C' squad boy's basketball and is the head football coach. He is the F.F.A. advisor and Sophomore class advisor. Mrs. Nancy Fox governs studyhall and aids in the high school resource room. Mrs. Nancy Fox Dr. Dan Aadland Mr. Jerry Scott Dr. Dan Aadland teaches Junior and Senior English and two new classes, Psychology and Montana History. He also directs the spring play and advises the Sophomore class. Ms. Bonnie Wagner teaches Home Ec., Human Developement and Freshman English. She is also invovled in advising F.H.A. and the Freshman class. Mr. Jerry Scott heads the science department and teaches French I and II. He is the Freshman class sponsor and Annual Staff advisor. Mrs. Susan Colley is the big push behind the Junior class. She teaches high school and grade school Art and Sophomore English. irCyfl Ms. Bonnie Wagner Mrs. Ruth Jares Mrs. Marilyn Randall Mrs. Ruth Jares governs the study hall. Mrs. Marilyn Randall is the Senior class advisor. She teaches P.E. in the high school and grade school and coaches grade school girls track. She is the assistant girls basketball coach in the high school. Mrs. Judy Sandord runs the high school Resource Room and she is the Student Council advisor. Mrs. Judy Sanford 1 Kitchen Help-G. Roth Grade school Janitor-Lee Lucas. Cooks-D. George, G. Buechler, D. Donges. High school Janitor-Herman Miller. High school Janitor-Varble Tuell. Mr. Carl Fox Mr- Calvin Wahl School Board Mrs. Iris Idler Bridger Students, 1 was with you when you won and 1 was with you when you lost, but you were still the best. Calvin Wahl Superintendent Mr. Fox is the principal of the High School. He is also the teacher of math, chemistry and physics. Calvin Wahl is the High School Superintendent. School Board members: L. to R. Dean Lehman, Joe Mudd, Pat Taylor, Morris Giesick, George Altoff. Mrs. Idler school secretary. Mrs. Beeler is the school clerk. Freshmen Typical Freshmen Studyhall! ! ! T. Blood T. Booke M. Brown C. Buckmiller S. Campbell D. Foltz R. Gibbs D. Dell J. DeRudder T. DeRudder J. Hauge W. Hoskin A. Mudd D. Pearson Right: EARTH TO MARIA ... • 4 A. Miller M. Marchiando J. Lehman JS V, S. Peterson R. Lehman D. Peters D. Allen K. Badura H. Campbell J. Hayden B. DeRudder B. Helzer Right: It wasn't that funny $ x T. Foltz M. Giesick T. Bangert D. Hardwick Like my birthday suit! ! I think I'm COOL! ! C. Andersen R. Wilm L. Althoff T. Blood S. DeRudder L. Brasen K. Dietz K. Fox M. Glass C. Gibbs Gloria Rae Logning .,. is onlg ,,4 fingrl Bean Bopel James L Roskin y § Bonnie Joan Jackson BRIDGER. MONTANA INSULATE DUFFY’S TAVERN don’t wait! Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. 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