Bridger High School - Scout Yearbook (Bridger, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

1984 SCOUT VOLUME XXXVIII Bridger High School Bridger, Mt. STEPPIN THRU THE YEAR 7 ♦ ♦ ♦ £ Hf Hf r Jeffrey Lin T Smith +t £ ♦ ♦ Steven Arnold , Royce ■ Zoj. - n u rM LtSG KG€ Marchtan do Michelle LaNay Nordberg Renee Premo D x £ HMMhHh Paul Edward PriC€ ■B frttheiluu Kathleen Kay Brookshier 4444444444444 Jkn i Com Sandy Cay Strobbe PEOPLE POLI 1. WINNING PERSONAL 11Y: Oebbie Zentner 2. BEST LEGS: Adas Bluaenthal and Juli Hauge 3. BEST SMILE: Juli Hauge and Kenny Pfeifer A. fRIENOLIESI: Steve Royce and Lynnette Preao 5. WINNING PERSONALITY-TEACHER: Mrs. Colley and Or. Aadland 6. BEST EYES: Audrey Anderson and Doug Tucker 7. BEST ORESSEO: Oanny Hall and Lynnette Preao 8. MOST fLIRTATIOUS: Michelle Nordberg and Wade Auld 9. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEO: Steve Royce and Connie fredrickson 10. SCHOOL CLOWN: Chris Peters and Shawna Thielaan 10 11 ♦ ft H frfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfr fr |r fr fr ♦ Annette Yvonne frfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfrfr fr fr fr firvuxdcL c to- ■Qtacpp Brenda Lea Skaggs fr fr fr fr fr fr 4 4 4 4 M H 41 4 4 4 4 5 4 4 4 'fVfycAd -' tfjLAsnasO Michele Lehman AxytuO g , Douglas Dean Tucker 4 4 4 4 44 fr je Duane Richardson ihuik tAJOM. JHcJaa- Mark f van 4 4 4 THSt™4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 % -4 - $ Connie Fredrickson ( Larry Jares Mel Caaeron Ede Leatherberry Debbie Donges Pan Hennings Shawn Fishbaugh Konni Hoff Shaun Ostwald Cara Grisso Wesley Berry Sandi Kroll Mike Kelsey Everyone goes punk John Lightburn Lisa Mudd laaay Giest Connie rides again. Troy Wagner Wendy Saarela Shirley Skorupa Sherry Tieske Sandi and Wendy hard at work. Nike Skorupey Brenda Peterson Jerrie Stringer Shawna Thielaan Taanie Ross Keith Campbe11 Wade Au Id Veron Althoff Shane Althoff Brian Lundquist Ma rk Gangstad Danny Hall Brigitte Lievens Jul i Hauee Dawnna Hazen Vivia Peregoy Randy Raeland Rod Marchiando Vanessa McNeill Vickie Richardson Mike Rued Shawn Sanford Debbie Zentner Shannon Wagner Mn-rr Shane DeRudder David Althoff Angie Althoff Veronica Burnett Adam Blumenthal Wende Harmon Candic Ganstad Bobbi Little Mitzi Hutzenbiler Carla Lehman Chris Kapor Becky, Toni, and Bobbi trying to catch the boy of their dream. Becky Mudd Done lie Premo Kenny Pfeifer Toni Moorman Angela Rutherford Richard Regnier Scott Robbie Dennis Rech Paul Walrath Kellie Wegner Robert Webber Kendilyn Wil1iams Stormi Thielnan Wes Schwend As you can see not all the paint went on the w Tracy Ganqstad Colette Fishbauqh Chery1 Giest Toni Jodi Campbell Fel ler I I ffca i ; 1 Iricia Moerkerke Kevin Mudd Curtis McNeill John Ludwick Morris Raquel Teesdale Michelle Thiel Noelle Scott berry Scheetz Jam Taylor Luci 1 le Swan : Peter Ca«eron Alisa Bolzer Annette Althoff Manuel Garcia Jennifer Downs David Pfeifer Toi Richardson Eddy Blaine Salvorson Chuck Smith Royce Becky Haqar Author Hazen Jonn Regnier John Reese Ronda Ragland Lenore Richards Schwend Chuck Thompson Danny Weisqerber Robert Zentner Susan Glass Ray Hazen Shane Hutaenhiler Bert Kraft Danette Stern Joseph Vanderloo Delores Beckers Deann Durden Lory Fredrickson Jay Collins Olivia Garcia Boyd Hager Jaaes Hutzenbiler Jennifer Nott Lance Hutzenbiler ’t ’TP Kelly Peters Jared Kidwell Iracy Pfeifer Rachel Kraft Jef Pinnick Heidi Mooraan Randell Debrah Nott Sanford Taai Sanford Stephanie Schwend Corey Scott Danielle Saith Tina Swan Barbara Vanderloos Stephanie shoots for an A! Susan Althoff I ina Gatlin Teresa Haney John Hazen Holly Rutherford Becky Sheetz Class at large• Scott S� ith Susan Sonnerfeld Alicia Chad Nordberg Richardson Larry Stern Jane Tuel 1 Chi Webber Dan11 Donqcs Nancy Downs Christina Miller Ralane Teesdale WORK! WORK! WORK! Vivean Garcia Libby Mudd t To� Rech Shawn Durden 1 anya Nickoloff Ji� � y Sweet Eric take a wild guess! Andy Saith Harvey Wilson Cade Frydav Neil Kidwell Rebecca Kraft Darren Niller Hicah Reese Steve Nott Karlette Ostwald Robyn Feesdale Chad Schuend Roni Scott Cathy Schuend Delbert Rutherford Leslie Vandersloot Joshua Webber Suaaer Yerqer mm Zachary Blood Alice Hague Scott Nickoloff Kia Schwend Jason Vogel Michael Krol 1 Randy Nott Tracy Seanan Jereny Walrath Jonah Fisher Quenton Lawson Brad Pinnick Steffie Si moni ch Paulette Weisgerber Brian Richardson I 'v T andeen Rieger Travis McDowel Dylan Schober Deann T ucker Evelyn Vanderloos Robert Williams Danielle Richardson trie Vanders-lopt Michal Goldsberry Shawn K a 11 e v i q Joshua Judkins Johnathon C r an q 1 e Aria Heare Nathan Kraft Patricia A 11 h o f f Nathan Hajerus S t ac i Sanford J e r e m y Kurtz Jamie Parks Nickolus Ludw ick Richard Ott Ryan Walker Steven Williams Mathew Smith The thrill cf Victory A wild game of musical chairs 28 t 7 ss Top L to R: Tammy Giest, Coach Hr. Brookshier, Michele Bolzer, Jerrie Stringer, Vanessa McNeill, Cara Grisso, Brenda Peterson, Asst. Coach Mr. Fishbaugh, Brenda Skaggs Bottom L to R: Connie Fredrickson, Pa� Hennings, Konni HoFf, Mel Cameron, Juli Hauge, Wendy Saarela, Kathy Brookshier, Sherry Zieske Coaching the girls was a rewarding xperience. The girls had a very good eason. The tea� had only 1 senior so next ear I am looking Forward to a very pro- itable year. We were a very competitive team and we inished Fourth in the district tournaments. Coach Brookshier 1 The new basketball waltz: by Cara 2 Which way did they go??? _ C—• —•� —•� —• =•� —•� —■� =•� —•� —•� —• =•� —•� =� —• —•� —- =� =� —•� =•� Standing L-R: Coach Fishbaugh, Jolene Zentner, Teresa Hall, Candle Gangstad, Anqie fljthoff Shannon Wagner, Gayle Morse, Kellie Wegner. Kneeling L-R: Debbie Zentner, Mitzi Hutzenbiler, Bobbi Little, Becky Mudd. The B squad was and 2 Sophomores very competitive played 19 games very aggressive hard work, could Coach Fishbaugh very young this year with 8 Freshman In spite of their age they were and showed steady improvement. They winning 8 and losing 11. This was a bunch of girls who with some become an outstanding team. 1. Angie shoots for two. 2. Bobbi looks to shoot. 3. Becky learns a new dance Ul Standing L-R: Coach Kruse, Melissa Ostwald, Susan Glass, Danette Stern, Cheryl Giest, Billi Little, Alisa Bolzer, Kary Wagner, Toni Feller. Kneeling L-R: Colette Fishbaugh, Becky Hager, Tricia Moerkerke, Michelle Thiel, Tracy Gangstad, Ronda Ragland, Noelle Scott, Annette Althoff, Taai Hazen. The 7th and 8th grades were a super bunch of girls to work with this year. We had a lot of fun as well as learning a lot. It has been said that you learn fro� your aistakes, like I said we all learned a lot, ae included. The 7th grade ended up 6 and 4. The 8th grade ended up 1 and 9. We are really going to aiss the 8th grade next year. Coach Kruse 1. Melissa juaps high. 2. Danette and Becky wait for the rebound. 3.Colette shoots for two. m Top row L to R Ernie Richardson, Doug Tucker, Hark Tilstra, Fran Sommerfeld, Chris Peters, Mes Schwend, Bottom Row L to R Hark Gangstad, Danny Hall, Shawn Ostwald, Chris Glass, Made Auld, Shawn Fishbaugh Although inexperienced this season our varsity basketball team gave an excellant account of themselves in though district 6C competition. Me accomplished pre season goals of finishing in the top four in con- ference play, beating a veteran conference favored apponent, and improving in overall performance. Me carry on our tradition of being a very competitive and respected appon- ent. HI 3 OOOOH, ICK, Get it away!!! The Oz up for two! Behind the back slai!?! Wake up guys! Under giants aris!! 01 '00 JOI oooooi .000« ICOOI 00000« 0000 0000« 0 001 00« 00 0 4 COfeOOO | • OOOOOOi 00000« )OOOi 000OO 0000« 00000 00« 100 lOOOv.____ . 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While we didn't win a lot of gaaes, we made a lot of improvement in individual skills. These young aen were winners in ay book. They practiced hard, played hard in every gaae, and never gave up on theaselves. I am proud to be called coacb by them and hope each them continues to play this great gaae. Sitting; mgr. Vanessa McNeill Standing, L to R; Keith Campbell, Mike Skurupey, Clete Snell, Iroy Wagner, Mark Gangstad, Dan Stevenson, Rod Parker, Mike Rued, Rod Marchiando, Vern Althoff,Shawn Sanford, Brian Lundquist, Wade Auld I aa very proud to have been able to work with such a fins group of sen as the J.V. play- ers. Their 1? wins and 7 loss record proved that they will be a great asset to the var- sity the next few years. The four wins in a row during the last two weeks of the Reason show how nuch the teao has iaproved. The thing thi. gave ae the greatest aaouiit of personal 'satisfaction the fact that everyone only received a lot of ing experience but that ea : individual iaproved basketball skills. I wart to thank each of the players for our special relationship and also for the fine O.J. cap they presented t il 1 W IS | nat I pla, “ I I •x? 1st row: Chuck Siith, John Regnier, John Reese. 2nd row: Willie Williams, Blaine Salveson, Danny Weisgerber, Gerry Sheetz, Kelly Peters. 3rd row: Curt McNeil, Michael White, Kevin Mudd, Shane Hutzenbiler, Bob Zentner, John Ludwick. 4th row: David Pfeifer, Charles Thompson, Joseph Vanderloos, Eddy Royce, Ty Schwend, Coach Iverson. pi i gh basketball season pro- |_thr ills as both teams a- Records. The grade teas a 8- ) reconi and the 7th jded a 7-3 record. Rrth teams improvement and finished with the last 6 qawe amwork leir success and all the rUjuUMf® They hkd oood competitive lly learned thp important I need el to out «OH Front L to R: John Regnier, Blaine Salverson, Pete Caieron, Bert Kraft, Manual Garcia, Hank Snell, Ton Richardson, Bob Zentner, Danny Weisgerber Back L to R: Coach Pinnick, Kevin Mudd, Michael White, Dennis Sonmerfeld, Eddy Royce, David Pfeifer, Ty Schwend, Shane Hutzenbiler, Mgrs. Jeff Pinnick, Brad Pinnick It has been a pleasure coaching football this year. I have had the opportunity to work with sixteen outstanding young «en. They have worked hard and deserve the highest praise. These football players will contribute significantly to our varsity prograa in high school. All players worked every day on their fundaientals and they displayed their abilities in the hard fought gaaes they played. These young aen should be recognized for the outstand.ng jobs each and every one did in all the gaaes. They all got to play and are proud to be a part of the prograa. I aa proud to have been their coach and aa very pleased in the Banner in which 1st row; L to R: Coach Scott, Coach Hauge, Coach Simpson 2nd row; L to R: Scott Robbie, Chris Kapor, Steve Kroll, Mike Rued, Wade Auld, Mike Kelsey, Mark Gangstad, Clete Snell 3rd row; L to R: Kenny Pfeifer, Rick Regnier, Wes Schwend, Jeff Smith, Chris Glass, Chris Peters, Shawn Ostwald, Shawn Fishbaugh, Danny Hall 4th row; L to R: Ada� Blumenthal, Ernie Richardson, Larry Jares, Troy Wagner, Doug Tucker, Randy Ragland, Wes Berry 5th row; L to R: Marty Haney, Danny Stevenson, Shawn Sanford, Eric Grisso, Brian Lundquist, Rod Marchiando 6th row; L to R: mgs. Dennis Kech, Jerrie Stringer, Steve Royce, Sherry Zieske I I i I We had good numbers involved in the football prograa this year, but very little experience. I believe that we can be very tough in the future. The players really deserve a lot of credit for hang- ing in there. . 1. Shawn on top for the tackle. 2. Chris tries hard for a first down 3. Troy coies out for a short break. A. Another hard hit by Mark. 5. A pitch to Troy for a sweep. Standing L to R: Coach Teopke, Lisa Mudd, Sherry Zieske, Hitzi HutzenbiLer, Kellie Wegner, Jerrie Stringer, Gayle Norse, Shawna Theilman, Jolene Zentner, Storai Theilaan, Toni Mooraan, Sandi Kroll, Oawna Hazen, Karla Berry, Angie Althoff, Cara Grisso, Shannon Wagner, Pan Hennings, Carla Lehaan, Vivia Peregoy. The 1984 girls volleyball season began on January 3 and continued until March 24. Eighteen girls froa grades 9-11 pa- rticipated. Bridger was proud to be the only class C school in this region to provide this opportunity, but scheduling aatches was difficult. Ten girls recieved varisity letters. 2.Storai tries to assist izi Scoring. t I I Standing: Wes Schwend, Middle tom: Eric Grisso, Steve Royce, Kia Poole, Wade Auld, Keith Caapbell, Mike Rued, Adaa Bluaenthal, Chris Glass, Front row: Joe Noerkerke, Troy Wagner, Kenny Pfiefer, Mark Tilstra, Shawn Fishbaugh, Brian Lundquist, Danny Hall, Hark Gangstad, Chris Kapor, Mr. Fishbaugh Mark shows great speed. Wes shows good fora. Standing L to R:Candic Gangstad,Debbie Donges.Mitzi Hutzenbiler, Kellie Wegner, Middle Ron L R: Ms.McConnell,Angie Althoff, Toni Moonan, Brenda Skaggs, Bobbi Little, Kathy Brookshier,Li Mudd, Chris Glass, Front Row L to R: Joe Moerkerke, Teresa Hall, Brenda Peterson, Konni Hoff, Juli Hauge, Connie Fredrickson, Jerrie Stringer, Vanessa McNeil, Nendy Saarela, Becky Mudd, Shannon Wagner, Sandi Kroll, Mr. Fishbaugn v'’ «e Good throw, Mitzi. c7 af|r Becky senses victory. V I I I I I I I i;i if u I i 1 1 I i I I I 1 I I I I Kenny and Shaun with a nice handoff. A beautiful day for a track aeet. Great fori by Steve. A great juap by Konni Hoff. Wes skies over the high juap. The 1984 track season turned out to be a very success- ful one. At the beginning of the season I figured this would be a rebuilding year after losing nine Senior boys and Anna Saarela to graduation but the Scouts and Scoutettes caae through again. Under the leadership of Hark Tilstra the boys repeated as District and Divisional chaapions and placed ninth at state. The girls, under the leadership of Kathy Brookshier placed thrid at District and Divisional and placed tenth at state.Next year I look for the Scouts and Scoutettes to be very strong. We have soae outstanding athletes coaing back who are already Baking goals for theaselves for next year.This year the girls broke nine school records and the boys broke three school recrods. Watch out next year because the record board will change again. Coach Fishbaugh, Asst. Coaches McConnell 6 Noerkerke Bridger track leibers enjoy the sun y. ' alp Standing, L to R: Kelly Peters, Ty Schwend, Dennis Sommerteld, Ed Royce, Joe Vanderloos, John Ludwick, Shane Saarela, Jay Collins, Hank Snell, Shane Hutzenbiler, Coach Moorman, Kneeling, L to R: Ian Morris, John Regnier, Kevin Mudd, Curt McNeil, Blaine Salveson, Danny Weisgerber, Bert Kraft, Chuck Smith, Sitting, L to R: Jared Kidwell, Michael Rese, Cory Fredrickson, James Hutzenbiler, Boyd Haggar, Gary Scheetz. The 1984 Junior High track season was a great success with the 7th and 8th grade boys taking either first or second in every meet and the girls placing 1,2 or 3 in each of their meets. The eighth grade boys also brought home a trophy from the Joliet Invita- tional meet. Several school records were broken: Shane Hutzenbiler in the 100 meter hurdles, Eddy Royce tossed the discus 124 feet, Danny Weisgerber in the 100 meter hurdles, Keven Mudd, 800 meter run, Ty Schwend, 400 meter run and the 7th grade relay record was also broken. New girls records were set by Billie Little, discus, Ronda Ragland, hurdles, Tricia Moerkerke, 800 and 1600 meter run, and the girls relay team set new records in both the 400 and 800 meter race. A lot of hard work went into this years season and, although the snow storm robbed us of one meet, the results show a strong future for the Scout track teams. Shane leads the pack Coaches Moorman and Kruse 7� Standing, L to R: Noelle Scott, Peggy Walrath, Jolene Schweitzer, Ronda Ragland, Lenore Richards, Trudy Nott, Kary Wagner, Cheryl Giest, Billi Little, Alisa Bolzer, Danette Stern, Miss Kruse, Toni Feller, Tracy Gangstad, Kneeling L-R: Taai Sanford, Debbie Nott, Danielle Saith, Michelle Thiel, Heidi Mooraan, Tricia Moerkerke, Colette Fishbaugh, Jennifer Downs, Becky Hager, T.J. Sanford, Steffane Schwend, Sitting L-R: Rachel Kraft, Deanna Durden, Jodi Caapbell, Raguel Teesdale, Delores Beckers, Taai Hazen, Jenny Nott, Tracy Pfeifer. ea: - • rMt - Go tor the gold! Strive tor victory Colette! Varsity Football Varsity Girls' Volleyball Record: 0 and 9 J.V. Girls' Volleyball Record: 2 and 7 Varsity Boy's Basketball Bridger 8 Bridger 26 Bridger 8 Bridger 14 Bridger 30 Bridger 12 F romberg 34 Harlowtown 34 Park City 40 Plenty Coups 30 Joliet 14 Absarokee 40 Basketball Divisional Girls Kathy Bror Shannon Wagner Juli Mouge Uobbl Little (.00 m. Relay 1600 m Relay State Bovs Murk lilstra jbUO n. Relay Bridger 56 Huntley Project 73 Bridger (.1 Red Lodge 61 Bridger 68 Columbus 68 Bridger 6? Melsl.one 56 Bridger 66 Fromberg 52 Bridger 5(t Park City 53 Bridger 50 Plenty Coups 81 Bridger 82 Belfry 37 Bridger 65 Absarokee 56 Bridger 63 Roberts 65 Bridger 70 Fromberg 62 Bridger b Joliet 50 Bridger 52 Plenty Coups 73 Bridger 86 Belfry 68 Bridger 56 Park City 71 Bridger 56 Joliet 65 Bridger 53 Absarokee 76 Bridger 60 Roberts 53 District Bridger 68 Fromberg 56 Bridger 65 Joliet 56 Bridger r tth 200 m. 57 Absarokee 69 T rack Boys Mark Bridger 61 Red Lodge 39 Bridger 56 Billings Sr. Soph s 33 Bridger 38 Red Lodge 68 Bridger 27 Fromberg 66 Bridger 32 Park City 61 Bridger 59 Plenty Coups 51 Bridger 51 Belfry 32 Bridger 35 Absarokee 69 Bridger 57 Roberts 68 Bridgpr 28 Fromberg 63 Bridger 52 Joliet 66 Bridger 53 Plenty Coups 66 Bridger 32 Belfry 26 Bridger 60 Park City 68 Bridger 53 Joliet 69 Bridger 31 Absarokee 70 Bridger 68 Roberts 61 District Bridger 62 Joliet 60 Bridger 20 Absarokee 56 Bridger 39 Plenty Coups 36 Bridger 63 Fromberg 50 1st High Jump. 3rd Lon?) Jump th 100 m.. Sib 200 m ?f d 200 m.. 3rd 100 m.. (.th OX) m. ?rd -Juli Hauge. Konni Hoff. Kathy Brookshier. Bobhi little 1st. -Angie Althof. Konni Hoff. Kathy Brookshier. Bobhi little Jrd 110 m. Hurdles. 3rd 300 m. Hurdles ird -Mark Gangstatf. luarte Auid. Wes Schwend. Mark Tilstra 3 1st 110 m. Hurdles. 1st 300 m. Hurdles. 1st '.00 m Wade Auld ird. I ong Jump. (.th 100 m. Mark Gangstad Sth 800 m. Danny Hall 3rd 800 m. Wes Schwend ird 200 m.. 3rd High Jump, Sth Lung Jump 1600 m. Relay 3rd -Mark Gangstad. Shawn Fishbaugh. Danny Hall. Mark State Girls Shanntjn Wagner 2nd High lump (.00 m. Relay tth -Juli Hauge. Konni Hoff. Kathy Brookshier. Bnbbi little 1600 m. Relay ird -Angie Althoff. Konni Hoff. Kathy Brookshier. Bobbi tittle 1 ilsiro School Board-Mr. Webber, hr. Mudd, hr. Grisso, Mr. Huller, Mrs. Hoskin Bridger Students: During your tine in high school you ha e experienced nany areas of success. You have also faced tines of adversity. If you renen- her that you are as good as the best, and hotter than the rest , you vill be able to go through life uith pride in your success,hu- mility in your victories and uith the strength to overcoue sec hacks. Calvin Until Syperimcenoertc Superintendent-Call Wahl The diploaa represents four years at Bridger High School. Mith this diploaa students aove to the new challenges of the all iaportant future. This BHS annual is a chapter in the story of life at Bridger. With it the freshaan look ahead at the aany opportunities: aaking new friends, participating in organizations and teaa events, contribu- ting to student governaent, becoaing versed in varied fields of education. The graduate aay look back at the confu- sion of that final substituting and fretting over finals, and then there is the frolicking escapades, which they desired. Soae of this is teaporary and aay soon be forgotten, but the story of working, learning, and play- ing, will linger forever in the BHS annual. High School Principal-Carl fox The eleaentary school can reflect on a year of aany positive experiences for both students and faculty alike. Pride has taken a strong foothold in the school and the students have aade sub- stantial gains towards becoaing part of the backbone that aakes Bridger the special coaaunity it is today. Our young people are second to none and the school staff continues to deaonstrate a standard of excellence that sets an exaaple throughout the state of Montana. The eleaentary staff would like to thank the parents for the support in helping us to continue to do what is best for kids. Grade school principal-Larry Regnier Hr. Pinnick; Guidance,Typing,Business Hrs. Sanford; Grade 2 Hiss HcConnell; Resource Rooi Hrs. Brown; Grade 3 Hiss Kruse; Kindergarten Mr. Brookshier; Math Science. Reading Mr. Scott; Annual Staff French, Science Dr. Aadland; History Drama. English Mr. Fishbaugh; P.E., Social Studies Bus Drivers: Gloria Theil, Haxine Dell, Betty Larsen, Lee Lucus Nrs. Nordberg High School Aide Hrs. Tuell: High School Aide Mrs. Jares: High School Aide andia Ruff Grandia Ochs 61 Hoaecoaing this year was soae- thing out of the ordinary. The day started off with the painting of the B and the Freshaen Mere very efficient in their task. (8) The classes worked very hard in constructing the best float. The theae this year was album naaes and the Seniors were vic- torious using the albua, If You Mant Blood, You've Got It by AC DC. (6) It was now tiae for the annual Hoaecoaing parade, an old tradition. Near the beginning of the parade aarched the High School Band and behind thea, the Jr. High Band aarched as one separ- ate unit, a new tradition to be carried out. (2) Behind the bands caae the Bridger High School Cheer- leaders atop a 1982 Corvette con- tributing spirit throughout the event. (1) After the parade, all of the students asseabled down by the football field for the bonfire and burning of an engineer. (9) The students then gathered in the high school gyanasiua for the crowning of the royalty. The can- didates this year were: Freshaen: Chris Kapor Mitzi Hutzenbiler Sophomores:Shawn Sandford Vanessa McNeill Juniors: Shawn Fishbaugh Cara Grisso Seniors: Mark Tilstra Lynnette Preao The Hoaecoaing king and queen were Shawn Fishbaugh and Lynnette Preao. (4,7) Me played the Harlow- ton Engineers and the gaae started at 7:30 PM. The Scouts played a fine gaae but in the end, we took a prideful loss with a score of 32-24. (3,5) After the gaae, aany of the students were present at the civic center to dance the night away with the sounds from Absaroka. A JL JL r: % N. «5 Friday, Deceaber 23, was the Christaas celebration day. Me had the first two classes then watched the aovie Seeas Like Old Tiaes with Goldie Hawn and Chevey Chase. The cheerleaders sold haa and cheese sandwiches and potato chips. The booster club sold concessions during the aovie. After the aovie we exchanged gifts. The band and chorus were to perfora for the grade schoolers because the band that was expected to play had to cancel. The students that weren't in band stayed in the high school and watched wore aovies. After school the annual staff aeabers went down to the firehall to decorate for the SNOWBALL. The dance started at 9:00 and lasted until 1:00. The SNOWBALL candidates were as follows; Freshaan, Scott Robbie and Teresa Hall Sophaores, Oan Stevenson and Vivia Peregoy Juniors, Shawn Ostwald and Shawna Thielaan Seniors, Steve Royce and Brenda Skaggs. Steve Royce and Shawna Thielaan becaae the new SNOWBALL King and Queen. 1. Sherry and Sandy groove to the beat! 2. Every is enjoying the aovie. MMS Paul shows us his skills Muscles! Mean while at the aovies Jo wakes a pass Swile pretty! :: IIRAMA HECITA1 Don’t worry. I?ve aissed biqqer targets. Nike, did you get into your ■oas makeup kit again? Dan Aadland The eighth annual Draaa Recital was a big success, bringing it's audience a coab- onation of pantoaine, one-act plays, oral interpretations, and improvisation, with a little clowning thrown in. � � ♦� ♦� Change in personality Chris? Thursday Ray 10 Captain K«ll«r...Jtff Saith Kate Keller...Annette Leuis Annie Sullivan... Richelle Nordberg Helen Keller...Connie Fredrickson Janes Keller...Shaun Fishbaugh Doctor...Hark Tilstra Hartha...Konni Hoff Percy...Ooug Tucker Aunt Ev...Brenda Peterson Anagnos...Chris Glass Viney...Shauna Thielaan Blind girls...Pan Hennings. Lisa Rudd, and Sandi Kroll Saturday Ray 12 Kate Keler...Kathy Brookshier Annie Sullivan...Cara 6risso Kate Keller...Kathy Brookshier Helen Keller...Lisa Rudd 0octor...Fran Sonaerfeld Hartha...Pan Hennings Percy...Ernie Richardson Aunt Ev...Sandi Kroll Anagnos...Steve Royce Blind girls...Brenda Peterson, Konni Hoff, and Connie Fredrickson Student Director...Jeff Snith Stage Ranager...Hark Oenaniou Asst. Stage Rgr...Shauna Theilaan Sound...Troy Magner Video...Steve Royce, and Chris 61ass Director...Dr. Aadland •performed saee part both nights Helen gropes for food during breakfast. The Bridger High School Theatre class put on a play for the public Thursday, May 10 and Saturday May 12. The presentation was ”The Miracle Worker”. The leading roles belonged to Kate (Kathy Brookshier and Annette Lewis), Keller (Jeff Saith), Annie Sullivan (Michelle Nordberg and Cara Grisso), Jaaes (Shawn Fishbaugh), and Helen (Lisa Mudd and Connie Fredrickson). Even though there were aany wild scenes and acting, the play was thoroughly enjoyed by the public and cast aeabers. Since the play was run two nights, there was a double cast. No, Helen, you austn't. Yes, Helen, HATER! II I hope this is no inconvenience. Captain. Helen scrambles from Annie. Helen, give me those scissors!! ASSEMBLIES The grade school enjoys the prograa. Ihe 9th Annual Fine Arts Fair was held May 14, 1984 in conjunction with the Jr. high play. This combina- tion displayed an array oF the arts, with both the art oF theater and the visual arts. Winners For their outstanding work were Lisa Mudd, Tammy Giest, and Shawna Ihiclman. 1. Trish, what's going on over there? 2. Curtain call. 3. That is simply amazing!!! 4. Which one do I look at First??? 73 ?!l U t!€ l.A solar powered airplane intrests the group. 2. The evening's excitement at Bridger ?! 3. Eric is proud of his chimes . 4. Hr. Kraft looks in amazement . 5. I hope Oorthy doesn't serve this to us! 6. State Science Fair contestants . L to R Noelle Scott, Bert Kraft, Hichael White and Billi Little . Awards at State Fair... Noelle 2nd, Bert 1st, Hichael 1st and Bill? 3rd. This year the theae for the Grade School Christaas Prograa was Stars Over Christaas. Each grade presented a short skit depicting Christ- ■ as in another tine and place which was enjoyed by The Stars tell the story of � Christaas. � Neil tells his part of the story. The Sixth Grade Band entertains the audience. Vt Santa Claus hides in the chianey while the little boy waits. Many awards were given at the 83-84 Awards assembly. Among these awards include: Lions Club: Vo-Ag - Public Speaking award - Keith Campbell Math - Brenda Skaggs Science - Kathy Brookshier Drama - Kathy Brookshier. Michelle Nordberg and Jeff Smith English - Kathy Brookshier Business Commerce - Lisa Marchiando Social Studies - Kathy Brookshier French - Kathy Brookshier Music - Kathy Brookshier Art - Shawna Thielman Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Award - Mark Tilstra . Kathv Brookshier I Dare You Awards - Connie Fredrickson. Cara Crisso Presidential Academic Fitness Award - Kathv Brookshier. Brenda Skaggs, Annette Lewis The outstanding lootball awards were: Outstanding Backfield - Chris Glass Outstanding Line Player - Brian Lundouist Outstanding Basketball(Boys) Leading Rebounder - 276 - Mark Tilstra Leading Points Scorer - 276- Mark Tilstra Leading Field Goals - 597. - Mark Tilstra Assist Leader - 101 - Shawn Ostwald Free throw leader - Shawn Ostwald Free throw ladder - Dan Hall Outstanding Basketball (Girls) Most Assists - Connie Fredrickson Best Field Goal Shooter - Jerrie Stringer Most Rebounds - Jerrie Stringer Leading Scorer - Connie Fredrickson Highest Free throw Shooter - Connie Fredrickson Highest Free throw practice - Connie Fredrickson Outstanding Girl's Track - Connie Fredrickson. Shannon Wagner, Bobbi Little Outstanding Boy's Track - Mark Tilstra Many awards were given in the area of attendance. Band and Chorus. Year Book. Student Council,Basketball. Track. Vollevball, Pep Club Cheerleading. f 1. Mitzi and Troy have perfect attendances. 2. Kathy and Michelle receive draaa awards. 3. The pep band is awarded. 4. The cheerleaders are awarded. 5. Cara receives the I Dare You award. Perfect attendance, spelling, athletic, cheerleading, and other special awards were given out. Noel Scott received the award for Outstanding Pep Club «ember. Erin Randall, Delores Beckers, Heidi Hoor«an, Ray Hazen, Jennifer Downs, and Kevin Hudd were honored for attending the County Spelling Bee. The Outstanding 8th Graders this year were Shane Hutzenbiler and Danette Stern. Back row L to R: Michelle Lehaan, Anette Lewis, Lynnette Preio, Debbie Donges, Front row L to R: Brenda Peterson, Pan Hennings, Connie Fredrickson, Carla Lehman, Brigitte Lievens Debbie and Carla serve the banquet Annette the President even has to work. It is a little hard to «odei with a tray ist't it Nichelle. IHMaaaa gooood!!! Debbie it's getting too heavy!! 1st row, L to R: Scott Robbie, Sandi Kroll, Shane DeRudder. 2nd row, L to R: Mike Kelsey,Shane Altholf, John Lightburn, Larry Jares, Dan Stevenson, Vern Althoff, Dick Feller Wes Berry, Wayne Lewis, Mr. Siipson, David Althoff. 3rd row, L to R: Robert Weber, Rick Regnier, Wes Schwend, Doug Tucker, Kenny Pfeifer, Dennis Rech, Steve Kroll. 1. A little «ore Wes B. 2. Chow down Wes S. and Kenny. 3. Sing it Mike. A. Thrilled again. 5. Presenting the officers. FfA Chapter Officers President..........Mike Kelsey Vice-President.....Dan Stevenson Secretary..........John Lightburn Treasurer..........Wes Berry Reporter...........Shane Althoff Sentinel...........Dick Feller Chapter Awards Attendence............................ Sheep................................. Swine Showaanship..................... Outdoor Recreation.................... Chapter Greenhand..................... Meats Judging......................... Exteaporaneous Speaking............... Agriculture Production................ Agriculture Sales and Service......... Poultry............................... Beef.................................. Public Speaking....................... Mike Kelsey, David Althoff Wes Berry, Shane Althoff, Steve Kroll Mike Kelsey Larry Jares, Vern Althoff Robert Webber Dick Feller Wayne Lewis Kenny Pfeifer, Wes Schwend, Shane DeRudder, Dan Stevenson John Lightburn, Dennis Rech David Althoff, Rick Regnier Robert Webber Shane Althoff fi wmk k w crnmiu51 � ■� ■� ■ A- I � 1st row L-R: Adv. Nr. Fox, Pres. Fran Soaaerfeld, Sec. Michele Nordberg, Vice Pres. Hark Tilstra, 2nd. row L-R: Doug Tucker, Brenda Skaggs, Connie Fredrickson, Mike Kelsey, 3rd row L-R: Kieth Ca� pbell, ffecky Mudd, Robert Webber. The ten lenbers of student I council worked very hard this • year. Hoaecofing was well I planned and they helped with • decisions concerning the | school. Good job Student • Council! ! L i ' Back row: President Kathy Brookshier, Secretary Lynnette Premo, Vice-President Lisa Marchiando, Michele Lehman, Annette Lewis, Advisor Mr. Pinnick. Front row: Lisa Mudd, Sherry Zieske, Cara Grisso, Brenda Skaggs, Michelle Nordberg, Connie Fredrickson. Not pictured: Jerrie Stringer Campbell, Danny Hall, and Clete Snell. Michelle reads about Service . i th MttVMIl JAFF Top Row L to Rt A. Lewis, S. Zieske, C. Grisso, D. Rech, Second Row L to R, M. Bolzer, K. Hoff, A. Althoff, S. Wagner, W. Lewis, Third Row L to R, E. Grisso, M. Hutzenbiler, B. Mudd, D. Zentner, K. Wegner, L. Mudd, Botton Row L to R, E. Richardson, E. Leatherberry, M. Denaneau, R. Marchiando, B. Lievens, Not Pictured, T. Hall, D. Hall «5 - Many of the annual staff students are hard work (but you can it night be a little early!) Each year the annual staff strives to lake the annual better. When the 1984 Scout is published, ue will all see how successful it is. Me have had a lot of hard workers this year. In the end their work pays off as the story of another year at BHS. The annual staff hopes this yearbook is found enjoyable by all. Sherry Zieske '-Sherry Zi h- Co-Editor It takes a lot of hard work and energy to Bake an annual. This year's should be one of the best there's ever been and it should bring back nany aenories . It has been an experience. Kathy 8rookshier Co-Editor We feel it is an honor to be the delegates for Boys-Girls State. It Mill help us gain a better understanding of governaent. The future lies in the hands of the upcoaing generations. Boys- Girls State Mill help us understand the develop- ■ ent of our country. Many of our guestions Mill be ansMered. With the knoMledge gained aore guestions shall be pondered. We feel this Mill be a good experience. Chris Glass, Boys' State Delegate Sherry Zieske, Girls' State Delegate L. to R.: Sherry Zieske, Del., Chris Glass, Del., Konni Hoff, Alt. mmm mmmmu WEEiK The 1984 High School gates froa Bridger Brookshier, Annette Michelle Nordberg, and They Mere unable to attend due to a spring snoMstora. Approxi- aately tuenty other schools Mere also unable to attend. High School Week is designed to give students a look at college life. L. to R.: Michelle Nordberg, Annette Leuis, Kathy Brookshier, Jeff Saith 1. Konni Hoff t PEP€ CLUrm 2. Pan Hennings 3. Sherry Zieske 4. Hitzi Hutzenbiler 5. Kellie Wegner 6. Lisa Mudd 7. Ede Leatherberry 8. Brigitte Lievens 9. Hel Caaeron 10. Brenda Skaggs 11. Brenda Peterson 12. Candic Gangstad 13. Taaay Giest 14. Michele Bolzer 15. Vanessa McNeill 16. Annette Lewis 17. Karla Berry 18. Shannon Wagner 19. Vivia Peregoy 20. Jolene Zentner 21. Toni Mooraan 22. Gayle Morse 23. Angie Althoff 24. Bobbi Little 25. Becky Mudd 26. Jenny Caaeron 27. Sandi Kroll 28. Kathy Brookshier 29. Connie Fredrickson 30. Cara Grisso 31. Michelle Nordberg 32. Debbie Zentner mi cm Top: Connie Fredrickson, Kathy Brookshier Bottoa: Michelle Nordberg, Cara Grisso .1. Connie signals a touchdown. 2. Michelle shows spirit. Show us Your Poa Pons! Top: Bobbi Little Middle: Angie Althoff Teresa Hall Front: Becky Mudd Don't fool with the cool We're all in this together...aren't we Bobbi? Standing back row L to R: C. Fishbauqh, T. Nott, K. Wagner, 0. Stern, A. Bolzer, C. Giest, B. Little t. Richards, T. Gangstad. Middle row L to R: R. Teesedale, A. Althoff, M. Ostwald, S. Glass, P Walrath, M. Thiel, T. Feller, N. Scott. Bottoi row sitting L to R: R. Ragland, T. Noerkerke, B. Hazen, G. Schettz. | Everyone is wrapped-up in the gane. 2 They look so silly! Don't all depend on Tracy, girls. A- SOUAD CHEERLEADERS Top: Melissa Ostwald. Middle: Danette Stern, Alisa Bolzer. Bottom: Susan Glass Mascot Staci Sanford • CHEER, SISTER, CHEER B' SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Top: Trica Moerkerke. Middle: Rhonda Ragland alt., Raquel Teesdale, Traci Gangstad. Bottoa: Colette Fishbauah. What are you looking at Kenny? The band PerforBS at the Christ� as Concert. ana an m Front Row L to R: Connie Fredrickson, Becky Hudd, Bobbi Little, Mitzi Hutzenbiler, Donelle Pre� o, Lisa Mudd, Toni Moorian, Brenda Peterson, Pa� Hennings 2nd Row L to R: Karla Berry, Vivia Peregoy, Wendy Saarela, Rick Reigner, Sandi Kroll, Kenny PFeifer, Hike Kelsey, Troy Wagner, Wes Schwend, Wayne Lewis, Cara Grisso 3rd Row L to R: Shawn Fishbaugh, Rod Parker, Chris Kapor, Annette Lewis, Steve Kroll, Wes Berry, Larry Jars, Brigitte Lievens, Eric Grisso, Kathy Brookshier Back Row L to R: Shane DeRudder, Robert Webber, Brian Lundguist, Miss Ruffier Not Pictured: Ada� Blunenthal, Danny Hall, Teresa Hall, Juli Hauge. Standing Left to Right: Jennifer Downs, Tracy Gangstad Middle Row Left to Right: Bert Kraft, Chris Kapor, Sandi Kroll, Kenny Pfiefer. Troy Wagner front Row Left to Right: Wayne Lewis, Michael White, Eric Grisso, Kathy 8rookshier, Cara Grisso, Annette Lewis, Bobbi Little. Not Pictured: Danny Hall, Teresa Hall. I I 1 I Standing L to R:Lisa Mudd, Sandi Kroll, Ede Leatherberry. Shirley Skorupa. MM HONOR BAND The Music Program this year has many accaiplishnents to be proud of. We had 18 players accepted into Honor Band and we hold the first chairs in three sections. We also did very well at both District and State Festivals, with five superior ratings at District Festival. I feel that the Bridger Band is the best in both concert and pep band in this district. We'll be even better next year. _____________________Mi ss Rufficr Front Row LtoR: Bobbi Little, Becky Hudd. 2nd Row LtoR: Connie Fredrickson, Hitzi Hutzenbiler Toni Koorian,Teresa Hall, Sandi Kroll. 3rd Row LtoR. Kathy Brookshier.Chris Kapor, Pa� Hennings, Shawn Fishbaugh, Brenda Peterson, Lisa Rudd. Back Row LtoR: Eric Grisso, Danny Hall, Cara Grisso, Jerrie Stringer, Kenny Pfeifer. The following girls went to the State Rusic Festival: Front Row L-R: Brenda Peterson, Teresa Hall, Bobbi Little, Becky Hudd. Back Row L-R: Annette Lewis, Cara Grisso, Connie Fredrickson, Lisa Rudd, Pa� Hennings. 1. Ede, Sandi. and Lisa sing at the Christmas Program. Are you ready band?? 2- The Pep Band shows their talents at the gaies. 3. Miss Ruffier, Miss McConnel, Mrs.Pinnick perfora their trio. Front Row L to R: Kary Wagner, Danette Stern, Tricia Moerkerke, Toni Feller, Michelle Thiel, Colette Fishbaugh, Melissa Ostwald, Lenore Richards Middle Row L to R: Jodi Caapbell, Peggy Walrath, Raguel Teesdale, Cheryl Giest, Danny Weisgerber, Gary Scheetz, Bert Kraft, Joeseph Vanderloos, Dennis Soaaerfeld, Kevin Mudd, Curtis McNeil, Michael White, Billi Little, Randy Parker, John Ludwick, Susan Glass Back Row L to R:Jennifer Downs, Tracy Gangstad, Rhonda Ragland, Miss Ruffier. Practice aakes perfect! Listen very carefully! • -3 J1 ;1J!) 5TJ1 SUdJJF IIJJ!) Above Standing Left to Right: Teresa Haney, Miss Ruffier, Alicia Richardson, Chad Mordberg, Scott Snith Sitting Left to Right: Jaaie Tuell, Susan Althoff, Chi Webber, Becky Scheetz, Larry Stern, Susan Soaaerfeld, Tina Gatlin Below Standing Left to Right: Janes Hutzenbiler, Erin Randall, Cory Fredrickson, Miss Ruffier Middle Row Left to Right: Heidi Mooraan, Delores Beckers, Danielle Snith, Jeff Pinnick, Jared Kidwell, Kelly Peters front Row Left to Right: Corey Scott, Stephanie Schwend, Tracy Pfeifer, Tani Sanford, Barbara Vanderloos, Tara Sanford, Rachel Kraft. The children say their rhyies. Chef PierrefVanessa) £ Fifi(Juli) at work. This was the 11th year that the Foreign Language Festival was held at NNCC in Powell and the Uth year that the Bridger French Class participated. Throughout the day they attended written and oral exaos, cultural activities and a general session For all of the 550 participating students. Jerrie Stringer and Sherry Zieske brought hoae certifi- cates rated as excellent in their written exaa. Kathy Brookshier took second in the over-all coopetition winning superior certiFicates in both the oral and written exaos as well as a French Dictionary. The Bridger group placed runner-up in the cultural copaetition with their display on France and their skits. Nr. Jay Sooner, the National Teacher ©F the Year pd the only high school teacher selected to help with the president's A Nation at Nisk report, told the students that they were a very special group because only about 10 of all high school students take a Foreign language. He asked then to continue to discipline theaselves and obtain all they could fron their education. Nr. Sonoer ended his speech by asking all of us to continue to walk that extra oile for Aoerica. Danse les Canards Kathy is awarded her dictionary 102 W—i— Coke est ca! JR’$ BANOUiT Seniors dine at King's Castle Crip Glass and Giap Kelsey Queen Brenda and King Doug???? SPECTRE 4%ptehi iro Vlrrtofd'f ift (ionte Saf dVal'lcln 'TTCstre dome (Meiin course dJane'Stroddc (tome, 'Dessert at Qrondnut Dicker derm 'Videos at D$uiCSmttd (torne Audrey Anderson—Art 1,2,3,A SENIOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS Kathy Brookshier--Student Council Represent- ative 1, Junior Class President, Senior Class Secretary, Annual Staff 1,2,3,A Secretary 2,3 Co-Editor A, NHS 2,3,A President A, Pep Club 1,2,3,A Vice-President 3, Cheerleader JV 2, Varsity A, Basketball JV 1, Varsity 2,3,A, Track 1,2,3,A, Boy's Basketball Statistician JV 1, Varsity 2,3, FHA 1,2, Band 1,2,3,A, Jazz Band 3,A Chorus 1, Swing Choir 2,3, Draaa 3, Theatre A, Spring Play 1,A Girl's State Delegate Hark DeHaniou— Annual Staff A, Draaa 3, Theatre 3,A, Spring Play 3,A, Football 2 Brenda Skaggs—Basketball JV 1, Varsity 2,3, Statistician A, Track 1,2,3,A, Student Council Representative 3,A, Boy's Basketball Statistician JV 2,3, Varsity A, NHS 2,3,A, Pep Club 1,2,3,A, Carbon County Rental Health Board 3,A Michele Lehaan—Pep Club 1, FHA 3,A Secretary 3, Secretary Treasurer A, NHS 2,3,A Annette Lewis—Band 1,2,3,A, Track 1,2, Pep Club 1,2,3,A, NHS 2,3,A, Jazz Band 1,A, FHA 1.3, A President A, Draaa 3, Theatre A, Spring Play A Lisa Marchiando—NHS 2,3,A, Vice-President A, Junior Class Vice-President Michelle Nordberg—Basketball JV 1, Varsity 2.3, Cheerleader JV 2, Varsity 3,A, Pep Club 2,3,A, NHS 3,A, Sophoaore Class Vice- President, Student Council Representative 2, Secretary A, Junior Class Secretary, Band 1, Band Secretary 1, Swing Choir 3, Track Manager 2,3, Draaa 3, Theatre 3,A, Spring Play 2,3,A Jeff Saith— Jeff Saith—Football 1,2,3,A, Draaa 3, Theatre 3,A, Spring Paly 2,3,A, FFA 3, Freshaan Class Secretary, Sophoaore Class Secretary Jeff Snell—JV Basketball 1,2, Draaa 3, Vo-Ag A Fran Soaaerfeld—Student Council Represent- ative 1,2,3 President A, Basketball JV 1,2 Varsity 3,A, Draaa 2, Theatre A, Spring Play 1,A Sandy Strobbe-Art 1,2,3,A, Grade School Aide 3, Library Aide A Mark Tilstra—Track 3,A, Varsity Basketball 3,A, Student Council Vice-President A Lynnette Preao—Senior Class Vice-President, FHA Reporter A, NHS 2,3,A, Secretary - Treasurer A, Sophoaore Class President, Freshaan Class Vice-President, Hoaecoaing Queen A Doug Tucker-Football 1.2.3.A, Basketball JV 1,2,3 Varsity A, Student Council Represent- ative A, FFA 1,2,3,A, Draaa A, Theatre A. Spring Play A Paul Price-- Vo-Ag A Sarah Pryde—Norked in School Lunch Rooa Ernie Richardson—Varsity Basketball A, Annual Staff A, Draaa A, Theatre A, Spring Play A Steve • Royce—Senior Class President, Football A, Snowball King A, Track A, Draaa A, Theatre A, Spring Play A, Video Tape-A Dotson Scholarship............... Lion's Club Scholarship.......... Moaen's Club Scholarship......... Masonic Foundation Scholarship... BEA Scholarship.................. NHS Scholarship.................. NNCC Scholarship................. Honor Scholarship................ Cheaical Engineering Scholarship. Carroll College Honor Scholarship Steve Royce Michele Lehaan Michelle Nordberg Kathy Brookshier Lisa Marchiando Lynnette Preao Lisa Marchiando Lynnette Preao Steve Royce Annette Lewis Kathy Brookshier Brenda Skaggs Tony Kelsey delivers the Coasenceient address. Michele pins on Annette's corsage. Baccalaureate and :ommencement Services Suiulay, May 20, 1981 at 7:00 p. m Processional....................“Pomp vui Circumstance'' High School Hand, Dir. by Brenda Huffier Invocation..............................Father Connelly Baccalaureate Address...................Father Connelly “You’ve Got a Friend”............................Seniors Salutatory Address......................Kathy Hrookshier Valedictory Address ....................Annette Leuns Bremla Skaggs Commencement Address.................... • Tony Kelsey Eldorado Scholarship Presentations...............Charles Pinnick Presentation of Class ......................Calvin Wahl Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Diplomas................Board of Trustees Benediction.............................Father Connelly Recessional .................... Pomp and Circumstance High School Band, Dir. by Brenda Buff er Nr. Billings directs the band. C. Uahl ' Is the POKER you have To aake your oun life. The POKER to go— Any place ANYKHERE! You were told that you had to go to Kindergarten and you didn't know anyone except your cousin uho always broke all your toys. AND KINDERGARTEN KAS SCARY. Until your nother said, Don't be afraid. I will take you there. Then you were in grade school and you got to walk hoae by yourself for the first tiae and this big dog rushed out at you and barked and- AIJD IT KAS SCARY. And this little person ran up to you and said, Don't be afraid. I will walk with you. Then you were in junior high and no one liked you. You were too fat, too skinny, too short, too tall, too saart or too duab. So you stood there all alone in the school yard. AND IT HAS SCARY. Until this person walked over and said, Don't be afraid. Stand by ae. At last your were in high school, and suddenly you were through, you were graduating. AND IT HAS SCARY. Until this person walked up to you and said, Don't be afraid. I will be your friend. Don't be afraid to be too gentle. Don't be afraid to be too strong. Don't be afraid to stand up for what's right. Khen everyone else says you're wrong. Don't be afraid to give of yourself. To receive nothing but naught in return. For you are the one that is special- —bar none— And in that there's a lesson to learn. You have the POKER to begin on your own. You have the POKER to give and to share. For- The Power of giving. The Power of sharing. The Power of just being there. NHS Attendents: Jerrie and Sherry Thank goodness it's over!!! CLASS INFORMATION Motto................ The Past Holds Many Memories, the Future Holds Many Dreams Color� . . .Burgundy Pink Flower Rose President Steve Royce Vice-Pre� ident Lynne.tte Premo Secretary-Treasurer .......Kathy Brookshier Student Council Reprenentative� . Brenda Skaggs I)oug Tucker Advi� or� ........................ Mr. Charles Finnick Mr Cali'in Wahl National Honor Society Attendant� . Jerrie Stringer Sherry Zieske Lrnie and Jeff--The Graduates! Father Connelly The Lineup : Nr. Grisso, Nr. Wahl, Nr. Kelsey, and Nr. Pinnick BRIDGER HIGH SCHOOL lass 1984 The snow began Wednesday April 25. Thursday it continued, and the buses were not running for the country kids. Friday there was now school at all. One reason being that you could not even get into the school. We aade up the ■ issed day Thursday Nay 24.This was the first tiae that we had to aake up a aissed day in aany years. AS GOOD AS THE BEST BETTER THAN REST CAL WAHL He began his education in Westbrook, Minnesota and graduated from Westbrook High School. He attended the Uni- versity of Minnesota and aguired a BS majoring in English with a ainor in History. Cal spent aany of his after- noons washing dishes and sweeping floor- s to get through his college years. He has also attended Mankoto State Uni- versity, Easter Montana College and Montana State University. He is a United States Air force vet- eran and has seven years of teaching experience at the high school level. Students under his direction have won several awards including state honors. Cal taught at Cottage Grove, Oregon and Hamilton, Montana. In Hamilton Cal also was a part time basketball referee. His first administrative position was as assistant superintendent at Blue Earth, Minnesota in 1967. In Minnesota he coached baseball for 3 years. In 1970 he became the Superintendent of Schools in Forsyth then moved to Bridger in 1977. His inovative programs in this dis- trict are continuous and ongoing. The awards and honors won by his students and staff are to numberous to mention. In 1984, the Bridger High School was named as one of Montana's top five schools, and has been recommended by the Office of Public Instruction for national selection, we were the only Class C school to receive this honor. Cal Wahl has brought this school a long way and we are truly grateful for him. Thank you Cal!! room Danny gives Marty a couple pointers 21 creative painting students were given the opportunity to show their abilities in designing and painting lurals in the newly insulated walls of the Anderson, Audrey: 8, II, 106, IK 8rook%hier, Kilhy: S, 9, IS, 30, AS, 6?, 63, I, 8. 8 . 90. 9 , 96. 9 . 98. 10?. IOS, no. ii9 Oeaaniou. Hark: I?. 88, 89. 91. 10?. 109. 106. 110 lehaan. Michele: 13. 8?, 83. 8 , 108. 110 leuis, Annette: I?. 63. 6b. 0. 8?. 83. 8 . 88. 90. 91. 96. 9 , 98. 108. 110 Mjrch i ando, (is 8. 8 . I0S. 106, HO. IIS Mordberq. Michelle: b, 9. II. 60, 6?, 63. 6 . 0. 71. 78. 86. 87. 90. 91. 9?. 10b. 106. 110 Preao. lynette S. 9. 10. II. 6?. 8?. 87. IOS. 110 Price.'Paul 9. 106. 110 Pryde. Sarah I?, 110 Richardson. Irnie 13. 3S, 3b, SO, 6b, I, 88. 110 Skaqgs, Brenda: I?. 30. Sb. 60. 63. 67. 86. 87. 91. 106, 109. NO Saith. Jeff: ?. 8. SO. 63. 71. 90. 10b. 110 Snell. Jeff: 8, 106, 110 Soaaerfeld, Fran: I?, 3s, 86, 10b, 110 Strobbe, Sandy: 9, 6b. 110 Filstra. Mark: 7. 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Ab. 80. 71. 8s, 91. 96. 97 ’. 98 . 99 . 113 Ieatherberry, fde: 1A , 88. 91, . 97. , 99 tightburn, John: IS, 8A, 8b Mudd. Lisa: IS. S?. Ab, 69. 71. 79. 87. 88. 91. 96. 97. 98. 99. 10? Ostuald, Shaun: 3. b. 1A, JA, Jb. AO. Al, 6S. 6 . 10? Peters, Chris: 3. b. lb. 3A. 3b. AO. 68 Peterson. Brenda: 3, IS. lb. 30. 31. Sb. 8?. 89. 91. 96. 98 Poole. Kio: lb. SS. 66. IIS Saarela. Mendy: 3. lb. 30, Ab. 96. 99. IOS Skorupa. Shirley: lb, 97. 113 Stringer. Jerne: 3, 6. lb. 30. SO. S?. A3. Ab. 98. 10?. 109. 116 Ihieloan, Shauna: A. 11. lb. A7. A3. 63. 6S. 87 Magner, Iroy: lb. 37. SO, SI, SS. 8. 96. 97 ieskf. Sherry: 6. lb. 30. SO. A?, 6b. 78. 87. 88. 90. 91. 107. 109 Skurupey. Mike: lb. 37. 6b BolIinqer, Jeff• l|3 Althoff. Shan? 16. 60. 6b. 7A. HA, 8b. Ill Althoff, Vernon 16. I . 8S Auld. Made: 3. II. 16. I . 3S. Jb. 36. 37. SO. SS, 60. 6S. 91. 10? Berry, Karla: b. 16. A?. 91, 96 CaapbelI, Keith 16. I . 3b. 3 . AA, 60. 7A. 86. 87 leller, Dick: 16, Rs, 8b Ganqstad. .irk; 6. lb. 3S, 3b. 37. SO. 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MT 59101 ,s • • «j. • «;• • • • !• • • ❖ • • M • • • • • v • v v v v v v ■ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • ❖ • • • • ❖❖ • ♦ • • ❖ ♦ • • • • • • ♦ • • • • i i THE FUTURE v holB i- X BELONGS future 06 t TO THE ahead ol you. v V rijrnpv An important tnt A tNtnul_______ part depends IX • CONSCIOUS on wise use | £ I ♦ x + Stop in for all your household ? ♦ % t | and hardware needs. 5 £ 198 4. Graduating Seniors Telephone 662-3312 Bridger.Montana Midland Office Equipment 902 Cent ral Ave. Bi1 lings.Mt. 59102 (406,252-2141 A! He Ida Muller s ■ •❖❖• • ❖ • • • • • . • Spear Meat Co MEATS, FISH, AND POULTRY 245-5270 % ♦ INDUSTRIAL AND WELDING SUPPLIES ❖ T ❖ J COMPRESSED GASES J ♦ g LATHES AND MACHINE TOOLS % VALLEY WELDERS SUPPLY, INC. I EVERYTHING FOR THE WELDER BUS (406) 245-4114 RES (406) 252-5510 320 NORTH 11TH ST. BILLINGS. MT 59101 t % ROGER TROTMAN J ❖ MANAGER Montana’s Largest Furniture Manufacturer t he Rock i es APPROACHING BILLINGS CALL AciKt i UNICOM 123.0 or 123.3 for complete one stop red carpet service % ❖ • • • ❖ • • • • • • • • • ♦ ♦ ❖ RICHARD B. WILLIAMS D.D.S. | SPECIALIST IN ORTHODONTICS FLYING SERVICE INC CESSNA SALES AND SERVICE Logan International A port 12 4 AVKN'l E C BILLINGS. MONTANA 59102 TELEPHONE (400) 252-9555 Billings. Montana 59101 Phone 406| 252 0508 vo� • • • .j. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ❖ ♦ • • • • • • • • • ❖ ❖ ♦ ❖ ❖ V ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ • ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ • ❖ ❖ • ❖ ❖ f ❖ StMk'i T iger Discounter Store Stasia Gerrells, ov ner 662-3591 Custom cutting is our specialty Mini Bakery Made FRESH everyday! n •• v ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ • ❖ o • ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ £ ❖ $ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ • ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ :• • . .................. ... ......... ... ... ... ... ... ... GOOD FOOD GOOD PRICIS PATRONS 4«. NS ❖ 4 4 4� 4« 4� 4 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4 4 4 4 4� 4� 4 4� 4 4 4 • I TRAPPER ! R.W. Randall, D.V.M. 5 Western Beauty Shop First Citizens Bank j Premier Living j Bridger Fur Co. ; Boots Brims and Britches ; Custom Upholstery and Funiture Mfg. • Dr. Asbury -i • • •? • • • ❖ 4� • v % • • • • • • • • ❖ EMILY'S % A r i ■■ z ' a rr T v FAMILY CAFE : AM .• PV «W.1 « • Sopr� l RinUAMt SrrvrU AH H � o� lun hron Spt‘ ills 'good ' SERVICE j and II aik Styling 922S GRAND AVENUE Monte Krause 406) 239-9369 Billings. Mt 59102 V DcKriowt Sor dz Momrtg l� un h ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ I ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ f ❖ t ❖ • $ ❖ ❖ i ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ D1UV1 IN 662-3493 4 4 4� 4 4 4 4� 4� 4� 4 4� 4� 4 ❖ 4� 0 fr 4� 4� 4� 4 4� 4� 4 • • • 4� 4� 4 4 4� W jiUilD£k ii j v : 4� Billings School of Rarrkring : y 4 4« 4 4 4 4 4 • 4 4« 4 4« 4 4� • 4 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4« 4� 4� 4� 4� 4« h 4 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4 4 4 4� 4 4� 4 4 4� 4 4 4� 4 4� 4� 4 4� 4 4 4� 4 4� 4� 4� 4� 4� 4- PHOTO Phono: 662-3311 iEjT P.O. Box 30718 Billings, Montana 59107 4� • • 4 4 4 4«4 4 4 4� 4 • • 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ❖ 4 • 4-:« 4 4- 4 ❖ 4 4- 4« 4 BILLINGS. MONTANA 59103 k. PHONE 1406) 545 5151 502 NORTH 3SND ST P O BOX 1356 1 f Headquarters for Portable A Typewriters and all your Office Equipment needs. SALES AND SERVICE v • • • • • • • • • • • • • •!• • ♦ • • ♦ • • • • ❖ .. • • ••• • • ••• •• i It ••• j� - 20 North ?4th St B'Hirwjs MT 59101 ♦ J. • ❖ . • • • • • • • • • • ❖ ♦ • ❖ ••• • • • • • • • • • • a • • • • • • • • • • • • ❖ ❖ • ❖ • 0� • • ♦ ❖ 0 k Peterson attornies at law MT. 59101 ■j.• • • • • «Q� • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • «J.. 1304 Central J We Specialize In ❖ ROUGH LUMBER NT. 59012 CUSTOM CUTTING ANY SIZE I DIMENSION Sales: Hitachi and Quasar CALL YOUR LUMBER NUMBER Service RON PARKER , HINES MOTOR SUPPLY Kirk Pennie Morgan • • v , � � o� Billings Orthopedic 506 NORTH 32ND STREET BILLINGS. MONTANA 59101 PHONE 259 3577 imiiurii« JOHN P. REINHOLZ. CERTIFIED PEDORTHIST MENS FOOT-SO-PORT ALDEN BIRKENSTOCK ®1 COMFORT SHOES WOMENS M I LLER FOOT - SO - PORT P.W. MINOR DREW BIRKENSTOCK SIZES AAAA-EEEE CHILDRENS KREI TEN WALI L - I N SABEL BIRKENSTOCK MEMBERS: PRESCRIPTION FOOTWEAR ASSOC. BOARD OF CERTIFICATION IN PEDORTHICS Doctors Prescriptions filled RE: Shoe Modifications Custom Shoes and Sandals FREE Parking - Side and Rear Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 - 5:30 a ■ � i til tlIHj fflMMUUMMUIIMHHi'M't 1MM 11 8 1 Qipil Q-|1r v •• � • ❖ • • • 8 • • • • • • • • • •• 21S South lUin t,h?.90H7 Strrtt tM Hm� I hrftri, iMtaicWi, huMh tint. bi kta. � « •� . � H tWiif ia Carfcaa Caaa|f. Iit� f aa4 Mhn (a «a. 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MONTANA 59101 406 259 5747 Traditional men’s and women’s furnishings • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • % • • • • • • .%.j..j. .j. ... «j. er, Mt. 59014 Phone 662-3766 or 662-3572 ZIEGLER LUMBER CO N.P. Industrial Site Box 159 Billings, Montana 59101 Phone (406) 252-2686 ZIGGV Quality • Price • Service And Proud of It! • LUMBER • WINDOWS • DOORS • ROOFING • FENCING • PLYWOOD • SHEET ROCK • ECONOMY LUMBER • SIDING - HARDBOARD WOOD • PAINT • TOOLS - HARDWARE IT YOU MEED IT- WETEOOTIT. IT MOT, WE'LL HMD IT' Where Competition is Made — Not Met THE STORE Your Hometown Grocery 4 groceries - meat - pop - beer - wine Fromberg Phone: 668-7478 � Mem ber FDIC Clarkflfork Hgticnal $anJt. 3EST OF LUCK TO THE CLAS3 0? 1984 -“«U W 1 •!• � 3� «8� «8 «8� «8� «8� «8� ❖ «8� «S� «8� «8� •{• • •£• •£• 4§ «8� «J� 4