Bridger High School - Scout Yearbook (Bridger, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1985 volume:

B tidgeft Wiglt Sctioofi tidge i Ut. 59014 Activities ............. Sports ................. Organizations .......... Faculty £ Administration Grades ................. High School Seniors lable of Contents 2 5 The 1984-85 school year is definitely a building one. The eleaentary school underwent extensive construction to keep it froa sinking. The school welcoaed several new aeabers to the staff. Hr. Larry Regnier, Superintendent and Mrs. Betsy Gaylord, High School Principal head the list. Hr. Cliff Goudelock and Miss Kristy Berge joined the high school staff, while John Biver becaae part of the grade school staff. Connie Heidinger is now our school psychologist. Helping out Miss McConnell as an aide is Darlene Fredrickson. Jia Hoff is a welcoae addition to the custodial staff. Joining the district as clerk is Judy Steffan. Four new faces can be seen aaong the students in the high school. This year will continue to build as aeaories of the year flood our lives. 6 SENIORS Christopher Thomas Glass of 1985 Michele Renee Bolzer 1. Paa, where's your saile??? 2. Break the caaera again. Sherry??? 3. Mike and Shawn enjoy the ausic!!! 4. Seniors are nuaber 1!!! 5. Punk, forever!!! 6. Seniors prepare for Hoaecoaing!!! 7. Chris, you've really changed!!! 8. Wes wants in on the action!!! 11 ACTIVITIES 15 Homecoming ’84 Homecoming Queen candidates, Juli Hauge, Pan Hennings, Danette Stern, Jolene Zentner Right: Homecoming Royalty, Juli Hauge and Troy Gaylord Below: Pep rally at the bon fire. memories, Donelle? Pep band during the Homecoming Parade. HOMECOMING 84 Thursday Girls basketball game, Bridger vs Park City, Friday: Freshman white wash B , Classes decorate floats. 6:30 class competition, snake dance, pep rally and bon fire. Saturday: 10:00 Homecoming parade, 2:00 Football game, Bridger vs Joliet.Royalty announced, Freshman; Oanette Stern £ Ed Royce, Sophomores; Jolene Zentner £ Troy Gaylord, Juniors; Juli Hauge £ Dick Feller, Seniors; Pam Hennings £ Mike Kelsey. King £ Queen are Juli Hauge £ Troy Gaylord. Winning Floats announced; 1st sophomores, 2nd Juniors, 3rd Freshman, 4th Seniors. 6:00 girls basketball game, Bridger vs Fromberg 17 Freshman try to win the wheel barrel race Halloween Carnival This year at Halloween the Student Council held a Carnival at the Den. The Student Council asked each class at the High School and other clubs to enter fun booths for the kids. They also had a costume contest and a jack-o-lantern carving contest. In the attic they had a haunted cave. The night ended well and the kids had a lot of fun. 18 Meet the Candidates The senior P.A.O. class spon- sored the 1984 Heet the Candi- dates . There was much preparation by the class itself. Each person was in a special committee respon- sible for soaething. Connie Fredrickson, Naja Hok, and Brenda Peterson lined up all of the candi- dates. There were 7 candidates and Senator Max Baucus even caae. It was a huge success. Afterwards everyone stayed to talk and have cookies which were donated by the Brjdger Business Association. CarfcUoULZt - A Maja and Brenda meet Senator Baucus. Candidates appearing were: Mona Nutting Gary Spaeth Bob Rowland Todd Baugh Blair Jones Doris Popplar Max Baucus County Representative County Representative County Commissioner District Judge District Judge Supreme Court Justice Senator Rules: 1. Each candidate will have a 10 minute presentation. 2. There will be 5 minutes for questions from the audience. 3. Candidates do not directly confront each other. 4. Candidates give their point of view in the allotted time. 19 O.Un CnL iy) '■'llludic V%M fyit’j liVjJi.r l l m t Womj Clirisl”ia-i On Deceaber 20 at 7:00 p.a. the grade school perforaed their 1984 Christaas Prograa. All grades showed their singing talent, and the bands froa the 5th through 8th grades played a few christaas selections. Before the night was over the Jr. high choir sang six traditional Christaas songs. At the end of the prograa the whole crowd was involved in a singalong. They sang; Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, and 0 coae. All Ye Faithful. The prograa was a huge success and was enjoyed by everyone. Christmas r Christmas Party What y' got there Mike? Mr. Goudelock recites for us. We had to go to our first two morning classes before any activity began. The teachers had a talent contest. Mr. Goudelock read The Night Before Christmas. Mr.Scott, Nr. Pinnick, and Mr. Hauge sang some old time favorites from their high school days. Other teachers also played music, sang, and displayed other various talents. The cheer- leaders sold ham and cheese sandwiches. Me exchanged our gifts then everyone went to a movie of their choice. We were then able to go home- Look what we got!! 21 SPRING PIRV Bunny blows out her birthday candle on her cake. Nitizi says she knows nothing. A MURDER IS ANNOUNCED by Agatha Christie Letty Biacklock-Cara Grisso Miss Marple-Lisa Mudd Patrick Siaaons-Chris Glass Mitizi (Hungarian aaid)-Maja Hok Inspector Craddock-Shaun Ostuald Edaund Swettenhaa-Shawn Fishbaugh Mrs. Swettenhaa-Jennifer Downs Phillipa Hayaes-Sandi Kroil Dora Bunner-Konni Hoff Sergeant Mellors-Paul Walrath Rudi Scherz-Troy Wagner Julia Siaaons-Paa Hennings 22 Letty's ear is bleeding Miss Marple, Mrs. Swettenha and Ediund brought gifts for Bunny. 23 Assemblies There was also an asseablie put on by the NWCC singers and Jazz band. Wildlife conservation asseablie Day Wages Frisbee asseablie Red Lodge grade school 2A, Foreign Language Festival The French class showing their display. French class working on their display The 12th annual Foreign Language Festival too place February 16, 1985 at NWCC in Powell, Wyo ing. The day began with registration. We wer each given a folder and a naae tag. After presentation we were divided into groups to tak our written and oral tests. For lunch we at foreign foods such as tacos, quiche and a des sert. A Mariachi band froa Los Angeles, Cali fornia performed for us. We were then divide into groups according to language. In thes groups we put on saall skits and then watched ■ovie before receiving our awards. Twenty-seve Bridger students attended the festival. Ther were ten in the French I written contest, two i the French II written contest, three in tl French III written contest, two in the French 1 oral contest and two in the French III or contest. The awards are as follows: writt French I excellent, Jennifer Downs, Shar Hutzenbiler, Carla Lehaan, Juli Hauge and Li; Nudd, French II written superior, Maja Hoi French III excellent. Sherry Zieske and Shat Ostwald, superior, Jerrie Stringer, French 1 oral, superior and a trophy, Maja Hok. T1 group also received a trophy for their particip; tion in the cultural events by aaking a papei aache aap of France along with reports on variot cities and regions. They also put on Goldilocl and the Three Bears and perforaed three Fren dances. 25 26 Academic Fair The Acadeaic rair was held March 28 1985. Every eleaentary student was required to enter one project under one of three catagories (Art, Science, or Literature). There was no restric- tion however on the nuaber of projects you ■ ay enter. There was one Grand Chaapion was awarded to Susan Althoff for her science project titled Molds . Oh! This is a nice one. Fair I can't figure this one out! Cory and Toa gaze in wonderaent. Art Fair The 9th Annual Art Fair took place Hay 8 froi 7:00 to 9:00. Everyone that caie enjoyed looking at the art pro- jects. Anyone that ca«e was also encouraged to do soie art work of their own. Hrs. Colley and her art students bad put down paper and layed out paints for everyone to use. It was quite and interesting piece of art! Art Award recipients; Shawna Thielaan, Rod Parker, and Hel Caieron. Awarded by Hrs. Colley. Shane, which do you like best? 27 NHS CARNIVAL The MHS Carnival was held Nay 11th at 6:30 P.N. to 9:00 P.M. Nany booths were set up including an air band spon- sered by the Honor Band. A track ieet was going on the saie night and they still had a great turnout. The carnival went saoothly and the lenbers of NHS cleaned up after everyone had left. Kathy watches as Dan Hall lakes cotton candy. Stacy tries her luck in catching a fish. Matthew and Johnathen go for a fish in the pond. 28 High School Awards Valedictorian and Salutatorian - Connie Fredrickson and Cara Grisso Honor Society inductees - Becky Rudd, foni Hooraan, leresa Hall, Baa Hennings, Michele Bolter, Donelle Preao, and Brenda Peterson Acadeaic Fitness Awards - Cara Grisso, Connie Fredrickson, Sherry Zicske, and Jerrie Stringer Student Council - Pres. Bike Kelsey, V.Pres. Jerrie Stringer, and Sec. Sherry Zieske Teacher Aide - Sherry Zieske Attendance Awards - Jolene Zentner, Bert KraFt. and Shane Huteenbiler I Oare Vou Award - Kieth Caapbell and Oanny Hall Choir Award - Sandi Kroll Yearbook Awards - Konni HoFf, Michele Bolter, Lisa Rudd, and Sherry Zeiske, editor Hugh O'Brian - Becky Rudd Vo-ag - Keith Caapbell, Public speaking; Hike Kelsey, Eiteapaneous; Robert Vebbcr Rath - Connie Fredrickson Science - Connie Fredrickson OAR Good Cititen Award - Sherry Zieske OS Aray Reserve - Connie Fredrickson Oraaa - Cara Grisso English - Raja Hok Art - Taaay Giest, Michele Bolter, Rel Caaeron and Shawna (hielaan Girls State - Juli Hauge and Vanessa RcMeill Boys State - Keith Caapbell and Rod Marchiando Business - Sherry Zieske Social Studies - Sherry Zieske French - Sherry Zieske and Jerrie Stringer Pep band Awards - Every band aeaber received a letter for pep band. Honor Band - Becky Rudd, Toni Hooraan, Lisa Rudd, Paa Hennings, Eric Grisso, Susan Glass, leresa Hall, Cara Grisso, Sandi Kroll, Danny Hall, Kenny Pfeifer, Shawn Fishbaugh, Chris Kapor, Jerrie Stringer State Music - Oanny Hall, Shawn Fishbaugh, Chris Kapor, Sandi Kroll John Phillip Soua - Cara Grisso Outstanding Musician - Sandi Kroll A special award went to Raja Hok for oaking this year so nuch rewarding for all of us. Scholarships Cara Grisse-$3.450 St. Olaf, $450 Elk's, $50 INS Connie Fredrickson-$400 Carroll College Honor. XISO Nonon's Club loeei Moff-$408 Tuition waiver to Sheridan CC, $50 INS Nichol 8«lier-$408 Tuition waiver to Sheridan CC Taooy Gictt-$408 Tuition waiver to Sheridan CC Pan Nennings-$l.000 Helen S.lewis to Carroll College Sherry Ziesko-$l.000 Presidential to CSU, $300 NVCC. $100 BEA, $50 INS lisa Nudd-$!450 College of Great falls,honor Brenda Peterson-$693 RSU.honor Sandi (ro!1-$300 INCC Jerrie Stringer-3 year ROTC; University of lyo. ■ ike |f Isey-$150 lions club. $100 BEA Pep club pins.Vivia Peregoy, Shannon Gaylord, Alisa Boiler, Kary Vagner, Melissa Ostwald, Oanette Stern, Annette Altheff, Ritili Muteenbiler, Toni Roornan, Storoi Thiolean, Gayle Norse, Jenny Caooron, Jolene Zentner. Kellie Vegner, Christy tea. Vanessa Rclcill, Karla Berry. Oebbie Zentner, Bronda Peterson. Raja Noh, lisa Nwdd. Ede leatherberry, Sherry Zieske, Sandi Kroll (secretary-treasure ) Pan Hennings (V.pres.) Konni Hoff (oascot. president) A squad cheerleadcrs-Cara Grisso. Conniefredrickson, Teresa Nall, 8obbi little B squad eheerlead r� -B cky Rudd. Susan Glass. Angie Altheff football letteroan Rod Parker, Hark Gangstad, Rod Rarchiando. Kenny Pfeifer, Vera Althoff, Shawn Sanford, Rick Rcgnier, Clctc Snell, Brian lundquist. Oick feller, Oan Stevenson, Troy Gaylord, troy Vagner, Chris Kapor, Robert Vebbcr, Ves Schoend, Ed Royce, Oanny Hall, Shawn Ostwald, Rika Kelsey (ogr), Chris Glass (ogr). Sherry Zicske (stats), Jerrie Stringer (stats) All-conference honorable aention-Shavn Sanford, Brian lundquist, Ves Schwcnd All-conference Znd tcen-Shava Ostwald oost valuable player awards-Shawn Ostwald (definsive), Brian lundquist (offensive) Boys Basketball letternan-Shawn Ostwald. Chris Glass, ark Gangstad, Shawn fishbaugh, Ves Schwend, Keith Caapbell, Brian lundquist, Oanny Hall, Ed Royce. Rod Rarchiando, Troy Vagner, Rod Parker, Ves Berry (ogr), Shane Althoff (ngr). Sherry Zieske (stats), Jerrie Stringer (stats), lisa Hudd (stats), Konni Moff (video), Juli Hauge (video) Volleyball lettcmen-Sandi Kroll, Kellie Vegner. Ritifi Muteenbiler, Shannon Gaylord. Vanessa RcReill, Jerrie Stringer, Sherry Zieske, Pan Hennings, lisa Rudd, Brenda Peterson, Raja Hok, Karla Berry Rost pts. scorbd-Shannon Gaylord Rost blocks and spikes-Ritii Hutxenbilvr Girls Basketball letteraen-Connie Fredrickson, Jerrie Stringer, Konni Hoff, Cara Grisso, Rel Caoeron, Pan Hennings. Juli Hauge. Vanessa RcReill, Angie Althoff, Bobbi little, (oanagers) Sherry Zieske. Shawna Theilaan, (stats) Michele Bol er, Taaay Giest, Brenda Peterson. lean Awards-Connie Fredrickson (scoring, assists, FGX. FIX (gaae), FIX (practice) Vanessa HcNeille (rebounds) Track letteroen-Shane Huttenbiler. Ed Royce, lisa Rudd. Vanessa Mcneill. Jerrie Stringer, Keith Caapbell, Troy Vagner, Eric Grisso, Kellie Vegner, Kia Poole. Angie Althoff. Iroy Gaylord, Cara Grisso, Toni Hooraan, Kenny Pfeifer. Konni Hoff, Sherry Zieske (agr), Shawn Fishbaugh, Ves Schwend. Hark Gangstad, Danny Hall, Juli Hauge, Connie Fredrickson, Bobbi little, Jennifer Downs, Randy Parker (ogr), Christy Rea (agr)Nike Kelsey. Brian lundquist, Dennis Soaaerfeld, Raja Hok, Mendy Saarela Outstanding track awards-Connie Fredrickson, Bobbi little. Vanessa McNeill, Ves Schwend Left top; Becky Nudd gets the Hugh O'Brian Award. Left middle; Jolene Zentner gets perfect attendance for the school year. Left bottom; Connie Fredrickson gets the U.S. Army Reserve Award. 29 Grade School Awards The last day of school Nay 31, the eleaentary held its awards prograa. Nany awards for attendance, choir, band, spelling, cheerleading, pep club, football, basketball, and track. Special Acadeaic Awards were given to students of every grade. The outstanding 8th grade boy was Danny Weisegerber and the outstanding girl was Noelle Scott. Gary Sheetz got special regonition for his aatheaatical achieveaent and Carrie Hall for her free throw contest. SPORTS 31 Football Back row: Coach Simpson, Mark Gangstad, Shawn Sandford, Vern Althoff, Rod Parker, Dan Stevenson, Rod Marchandio, Wes Schwend, Ed Royce, Rick Regnier, Troy Wagner, Coach Biver, Middle row: Brian Lundquist, Dick Feller, Chris Kapor, Kenny Pfeifer, Danny Hall, Hank Snell, Shane ilutzenbiler, Michael White, Coach Hauge, Front row: Mgr. Chris Glass, Troy Gaylord, Robert Webber, Clete Snell, Blaine Salverson, Mgr. Mike Kelsey. We've had back-to-back years with a total of three Seniors on the squad, one in '83 and two in '84. This has leant that our small and inexperienced classmen have had to carry the team for the past two seasons. To our credit, we've stayed in there even though some pretty tough licks. Our day will come again.We're looking forward to '85. 1. Go Ed Go!! 32 33 4. Charge!! Varsity Girls’ Basketball Back row: Coach Brookshier, Mgr, Sherry Zieske, Konni Angie Althoff, Cara Grisso, Pam Hennings, Mgr. Shawna Taniy Giest, Bobbi Little, Connie Fredrickson, Heleia Hoff, Jerrie Stringer, Vanessa McNeill, Thielman, Coach Scott, Front row: Stat. Caneron, Juli Hauge, Stat. Michele Bolzer This season Mas one of the most successful in several years. The team finished with a record or 17 wins and 6 losses. Four school team records and two individual records were broken. The leader- ship of the Seniors on the team was an important factor in the success of the team. Those six players will be missed next year. We will have a good nucleus for next year, however with four play- ers returning who had a lot of playing time. It was a privelege to be able to work with this team because they worked hard both on the floor and in the classroom. This team has set a high standard for the basketball program in the future. What shall we do next? COACH BROOKSHIER 36 JV Girls’ Basketbal Rom one: Shannon Wagner, Debbie Zentner, Rom tMo: Veronica Burnett, Danette Stern, Shannon Gaylord, Maja Hok, Kellie Wegner, Coach Scott, Rom three: Kary Wagner, Wende Haraan, Alisa Bolzer, Roberta Johnson, Teresa Hall, Rom four: Becky Mudd, Mitzi Hutzenbiler, Jolene Zentner B Squad I was pleased to have coached these boys during the past season. The boys worked hard and developed the team- work that ended the season on a positive level. I wish these five young men con- tinued success in the program. Coach Biver Back row L. to R.: Robert Webber, Eric Grisso, Rick Regnier, Kenny Pfeifer, Troy Gaylord, Coach Biver. Biddle row L. to R.: Steve Kroll, Chris Kapor, David fllthoff. front row: Shane DeRudder C Squad Coaching freshman basketball is a real pleasure. I feel I am making a real contribution because I introduce the offence and many defensive concepts to our rookie ball players. This year the freshman played some outstanding ball games and I feel they will make some great contributions in the future. Hard work and persistence will pay big dividends for them. Coach Pinnick L. to R.: Shane Hutzenbiler, Dennis Soamerfeld, Joe Vanderloos, Hank Snell, Coach Pinnick, Blaine Salveson. Varsity Basketball Back row L. to R.: Shawn Fishbaugh, Ed Royce, Rod Marchiando, Rod Parker, Wes Schwend, Shawn Ostwald, Chris Glass. Front row L. to R.: Brian Lundquist, Troy Wagner, Oanny Hall, Mark Wes shoots for two. Gangstad, Keith Campbell. The teas watches in suspense, but not Keith! 38 Chalk up a layup for Chris. Our teai in 1985 was a team that provided a lot of excitement and enter- tainment for our school. We were never totally out of any game and made an outstanding accout of ourselves in post-season tournament play- 1 am proud of this group and I feel they exceeded my expectations and maybe even their own expectations. Coach Hauge Danny struggles for the rebound. Shawn shows off his dribbling talent. 39 Jerrie goes on her knees for a save. Volleyball Back row l-R Mgr Danette Stern, Hgr Shannon Wagner, Shannon Gaylord, Nitzi Hutzenbiler, Karla Berry, Brenda Peterson, Jerrie Stringer, Paa Hennings.Sherry Zieske, Lisa Mudd, Mgr. Debbie Zentner, Coach Berge Front row L-R: Melissa Ostwald, Maja Hok, Storui Thielaan, Sandi Kroll, Kellie Wegner, Roberta Johnson, Kary Wagner, Toni Mooraan. Not pictured: Carla Lehaan, Vanessa McNeill The team catches up on the latest gossip. Karla goes for the kill! On December 10 eighteen ladies came to the first volleyball practice. There was a lot of enthusiasm and very little experience. As the year progressed, the enthusiasm stayed and the experience was gained. There were no other teams in our district to play so we played the four teams in our area that did have teams. Red Lodge, Shepherd, Billings and Laurel. In order to play 12 matches to be seeded at Divisional Tourna- ment, we played Red Lodge twice a week. The team worked very hard on technigue and playing good volleyball . Based on improve- ment on skills, teamness, and hard work the season was a success! Coach Berge 41 Vanessa, you can jump higher than that! HIGH SCHOOL TRACK c 3 ,.. ■ .. ' v’■ Back Row: Coach Tuell, Shane Hutzenbiler, Coach Biver, Ed Royce, Danette Stern, Lisa Hudd, Coach Fishbaugh, Mitzi Hutzenbiler, Vanessa McNeill, Jerrie Stringer, Keith Caapbel 1, Troy Wagner. Middle Row: Rick Regnier, Eric Grisso, Dennis Sonaerfeld, Becky Mudd, Kellie Wegner, Bert Kraft, Kary Wagner, Teresa Hall, Kia Poole, Shane DeRudder, Angie Althoff, Troy Gaylord, Cara Grisso, Toni Mooraan, Kenny Pfeifer, Konni Hoff, Chris Kapor, Maja Hok. Front Row: Sherry Zieske, Mike Kelsey, Shawn Fishbaugh, Wes Schwend, Mark Gangstad, Danny Hall, Juli Hauge, Connie Fredrickson, Bobbi Little, Jennifer Downs, Paul Walrath. Randy Parker Jolene Zentner, Christy Rea. State Girls' 9th Place, 10 points Robbi Little - 4th 200 aeter, Sth 100 aeter Vanessa McNeill 2nd Oiscus Angie Althoff, Konni Hoff, Cara Grisso, Bobbi little - 1600 aeter relay 3rd Boys' - 2nd Place, 20 points Nes Schwend - 1st � 00 aeter, 2nd 200 aeter, 2nd 100 aeter, 4th long juap td Royce, Mark Gangstad, Danny Hall, Nes Schwend - 400 aeter relay 3rd Danny Hall, Shawn Fishbaugh, Mark Gangstad, Mes Schwend 1600 aeter relay - 5th 42 1. Konni skies. 2. Jennifer and Wendy lake the handoff. 3. Do you see something no one else does, Bobbi? 4. New hair style, Connie?!! 5. Such grace, Cara! 6. Wes, the huian steal engine! 43 I 9 1985 was an outstanding track season with 40 athletes out for track. We had 16 athletes qualify for state and 10 of these uon medals. The girls took third at District, 4th at Divi- sional and tied for 9th at State. The boys won District (third year in a rou). Southern Division- al (third year in a row) and were second at State. We have really enjoyed working with this bunch of athletes and will deeply miss the fol- lowing seniors: Connie fredrickson, Konni Hoff, Cara Grisso, Wendy Saarela, Jerrie Stringer, Lisa Mudd, Naja Hok, Shawn fishbaugh, Troy Wagner, Kim Poole, Mike Kelsey and our manager. Sherry Zieske. We are looking forward to another great year in 1986. Best wishes. Coach fishbaugh. Coach Tuell, Coach Biver 44 io 7. Keith is surrounded by Falcons. 8. Wes pretends to be an airplane. 9. What's so funny? 10. Shawn's cruising. (Sii i £? l- Jr. High Girls’ Basketball 2. Grrrrr... lop row: Susen Althoff, Peggy Malwrath, Babara Vanderloos, Tracy Pfeifer, Oanniel Smith, Stephanie Schwend, Heidi Moorman, Mr. fishbaugh, Jamie Tuell Bottom row: Oeana Durden, Jenny Knott, Olivia Garcia, Tara Sanford, Tammy Sanford, Erin Randall. lop row: Susan Althoff, Peggy Walwrath, Michelle Teil, Lenore Richardson, Cheryl Giest, Billi Little, Traci Gangstad, Coach Fishbaugh, Jaaie Tuell, Bottoi Row: Colette Fishbaugh, Noelle Scott, Toni Feller, Tricia Moerkerke. 3. It's bound to coae down... sooner or later!! The 7th and 8th grade girls were a real pleasure to work with. The 7th grade Finish- ed the season with a 6 win 3 loss record and 8th grade Finished with 6 wins and 4 losses.' Both teaas showed a lot oF iaprove- ■ent over the year. I will really aiss working with the 8th grade girls next year, but it will be interesting watching thea de- velop into a chaapionship teaa in high school. I aa really looking Forward to work- ing with the 7th grade next year and want all the girls to work hard on their skills this coaing year. Best oF Luck, 47 Jr. High Boys’ Basketball L-R: Gerry Scheetz, Mgr. Kelly Peters. Bob Zentner. John Regnier, Shane Saarela, Ty Schwend, Dan Heisgerber, Kevin Mudd, Coach Scott, Ian Morns. BOye froa j.v C02Ch to L-R: Joe Bond, Mgr.Kelly Peters, Cory Fredrickson, Jeff Pinnick, Jay Collins, Corey Scott, Lance Hutzenbiler, Coach Scott, Jared Kidwell. 48 Junior High coach was excit- ing and very interesting for ■e. I felt ny major goals of teaching fundamentals that are used in high school plus having kids play basketball as well as have fun were achieved. The eighth grade had a much more successful season than their 4 win - 7 loss record showed. In that record we saw two lost by one point and also saw some super wins when the boys play- ed as a team. There will be some great ball players com- ing out of this group if they continue to work on the ba- sics and teamwork. The seventh grade posted a 4 win - 4 loss season. I was also very proud of these seven boys because there were some who had played very little ball until this year. All of them improved tremendous- ly and worked well as a team. I am looking forward to watch- ing both groups progress as Bridger High School basket- ball players. J.R. HIGH TRACK 2 Cory Haraan lets go with a good toss. Jani strides for the finish. 1 BACK ROW: Scott Saith, Cory Fredrickson, Ian Morris, shane Saarela, Kelly Friede, Jeff Pinnick, Jay Collins, Ty Schuend, Cheryl Giest, Billi Little. Row 3: Kevin Mudd, Danny Weisgerber, Lenore Richards, Jaai Taylor, Lucille Swan, Tara Sanford,. Tracy Pfeifer, Olivia Garcia, Taai Sanford, Michelle Thiel, Curtis McNeill, Tracy Gangstad, Toni Feller. ROW 2: Gerry Scheetz, John Regnier, Danielle' Saith, Heidi Mooraan, Stephanie Schwend, Erika McBride, Chi Webber, Tricia aoerkerke, Jodi Caapbell, Colette Fishbaugh, Becky Hagar. FRONT: Boyd Hagar, Cory Haraan, Jennifer Nott, Erin Randell, Janie Tuell, Susan Sunaerfeld, Alicia Richardson, Jared Kidwell, larry Stern, Pete Saarela. 50 Boyd tries to clear the high junp. Kevin anchors the relay. 51 Heidi shares her track secrets. Becky hands the baton. Jr. High Football Top row: Pete Saarela, John Reigner, Shane Saarela, Ty Schwend, Kellie Peters, Jeff Pinnick, Kevin Nudd, Danny Weisgerber, Coach Pinnick , Bottom row: Jared Kidwell, Lance Hutzenbiler, Cory fredrickson,James Hutzenbiler, Ian Morris, Robert Zentner, Joe Bond, Cory Scott. ORGANIZATIONS 53 Annual Staff Front Row L to R: Dick Feller, Kellie Wegner, Carla Lehman, Mitzi Hutzenbiler, Shannon Gaylord, Paul Walrath. 2nd Row L to R: Sherry Zieske, Michele Bolzer, Konni HoFf. Back Row L to R: Brian Lundquist, Lisa Mudd. Smile pretty for Brian. 54 Snowball King Queen: Shannon Gaylord and Robert Webber Cupid S Venus: Scott Robbie and Sandi Kroll Snowball ’84 The candidates for the 198A SNOWBALL were as follows; freshman, Shane Hutzenbiler and Shannon Gaylord, Sophomores, Robert Webber and Becky Mudd, Juniors, Dan Stevenson and Shannon Wagner, Seniors, Wes Berry and Haja Hok. The 198A SNOWBALL King and Queen are Robert Webber and Shannon Gaylord. The dance began after the basketball gaae. During the dance the choir sold aistletoe. One dance was dedicated to the King and Queen, Robert and Shannon. The band was Savage. Valentine candidates. Each class nominated two candidates. One for Cupid and one for Venus. freshman Shannon Gaylord and Blaine Salveson , Sophomores Kellie Wegner and Scott Robbie, Juniors Debbie Zentner and Rod Harchiando, Seniors Sandi Kroll and Chris Peters. The Candidates were presented and Cupid £ Venus were named during the half time of the Bridger vs Joliet game. The dance began after the game in the Den. The band was Roadhouse. A dance was dedicated to Cupid E Venus. 55 FFA Back row: Hike Kelsey, President. Ath Row L-K: Oavid Althoff, Oan Stevenson. 3rd Row L-R: Robert Webber, Hr. Siapson, Advisor, John Lightburn. 2nd Row L-R: Rick Regnier, Shane Althoff, Kenny Pfeifer, Karla Berry, Wes Schwend. 1st Row L-R: Wes Berry, Vern Althoff, Joe Vanderloos, Dick feller. Chuck Saith, Shane DeRudder, Vivia Pereaov. David Pfeifer Earth to Kenny ! David uhat did I tell you to do ! 56 State Officer Kendall Sundheia addresses the FFA Banquet. DEKALB AWARD:............................HIKE KELSEY OUTSTANDING GREENHAND...................CHUCK SMITH HEYWOOD AWARD............STEVE KROLL, SHANE ALTHOFF CHUCK SMITH, WES BERRY PUBLIC SPEAKING AWARD....................MIKE KELSEY EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING AWARD..........ROBERT WEBBER STATE FARMER.............................MIKE KELSEY CARBON COUNTY BEEF SHOWMAN WINNER........MIKE KELSEY The 1984-85 year has been a prosperous one for the Clarks Fork Chapter of the FFA. Starting in August with the Carbon County Fair, the chapter captured several awards including a first place in FFA Beef Showaanship taken by Nike Kelsey. Later that oonth we participated in the Yellow- stone Exhibition in Billings with several crops and shop entries and our booth on waiting barley. The produce froa our suaaer garden was donated to soae of the senior citizens of the coaaunity. Soae of our aeabers attended a leadership confer- ence in laurel to learn various skills and tech- nics. Three aeabers represented us at the Nile Livestock Judging and we also sent a livestock and aeats teaa to 8ozeaan's «inter Fair. We fulfilled our contract with the Forest Service to collect 24 bushels of Oouglas Fir and Lodge- pole pine cones for seed and reforestation. Our fruit sale was a sucess again this year and helped us raise the funds to go on our national trip to Kansas City and the National Convention. On our way to Kansas City we toured Hount Rushaore, the Truaan Library, the Eisenhower Li- brary and the Corn Palace. W al o went throunh all three John Deere factories. Our Chapter speaking contest went very well with 16 coapet- itors all froa Bridger Vo-Ag classes. We took a day off froa school and went on three field trips: Spencers Feed Lot in Froaberg, Bif Sky Genetics by Laurel, and the Stillwater Fur Fara where they raise fox and aink for their pelts. Our chapter sponsored an eleaentary school poster contest during FFA week in which the youngsters aade agricultural posters. A prize was awarded to the best one. Our chapter also participated in the district contests such as public speaking, parliaentary procedures, aechanics, livestock, fara aanageaent, and green hand. We then sent a teaa to the State Convention in Great Falls to coapete in the aechanics, livestock, fara aanage- aent, and agronoay contests. We built a reading booth for the eleaentary school and are in the process of coapleting the baseball concession stand and garbage dispensers for downtown. Next year we will be attending the Oenver Livestock Show for our national trip. 57 FHA Back row L R: Susan Glass, Alisa Bolzer, Oanette Stern, Melissa Ostwald, Randy Parker, Debbie Zentner, Annette Althoff, Wes Berry. Front row L-R: Kary Wagner, Shannon Gaylord, Shawna Thielnan, Brigitte Lievens, Sandi Kroll, Jennifer Downs, Ms. Wagner, Advisor Don't stick your tongue out at ae! That's gross Suz: Don't spill it Sandi! What's that look for? As Co-President of this organiza- tion I can honestly say that I had a great tine! Being a part of this organization gave ae a chance to get to know and respect a lot of ay under-classaen. Shawna Thielaan and I had a great tine presiding over these kids . The group that we had this year was saall, but we all had fun and learned quite a lot about each other and FHA. Our group was also very young this year and I think this gives thea a treaendous head start on preparing things for the state convention next year. We had a very organized club and we all knew what we were doing... aost of the tiae!! In March we attended workshops of the State FHA Convention in Billings. The workshops were very helpful in teaching us soaething we didn't already know such as self-defense, color analysis, eating disorders and shaping down (dieting). I would like to thank everyone for their cooperation and I wish all of you the best of luck next year. Sandi Kroll, FHA Co-President 59 Student Council Back row L - R: Troy Wagner, Sherry Zieske, Secretary, Nike Kelsey, President, Jerrie Stringer, Vice President, Connie Fredrickson. Front row L - R: Wes Schwend, Clete Snell, Donelle Preao, Vanessa Ncneill, Bert KraFt, Oanette Stern This year the Student Council has coae up with soie neu and exciting events. They have worked hard to succeed and they have done so. They have tried to involve each student in school in a Student Council activity. I'a very proud oF the 1984-85 Student Council. Nike Kelsey, Student Council Pres. 1984-85 Student Council activities: Hoaecoaing Halloween carnival Christaas party Valentine's dance Coaputer Batch Comaunity service boxc Volleyball tournanent End oF the year dance National Honor Society Lisa and Ciete dig for decorations Jerrie1 Back row L-R: Cara Grisso, Jerrie Stringer, Lisa Hudd, Shawna Theilman. Mr. Pinnick. Front row L-R: Keith Campbell, Danny Hall, Connie Fredrickson, Juli Hauge, Konni Hoff, Sherry Zieske, Clete Snell 61 Girls’ Boys’ State Juli Hauge, Vanessa McNeill. HIGH SCHOOL WEEK Keith Caapbell Rod Marchiando. L to R: Brenda Peterson, Clete Snell, Mike Kelsey. 62 Pep Club Top: Konni Hoff, President. 4th row L - R: Ede teatherberry, Gayle Horse, Shannon Wagner, Brigitte Lievens. Mrs. Goetz, Advisor, Vanessa McNeill, Pa Hennings, Vice-President, Candic Gangstad, Jenny Ca.eron, Karla Berry, Jolene Zentner, Sherry Zieske, Lisa Mudd. 3rd Row L-R: Stor.i Thielaan, Kellie Wegner, Sandi Kroll, Secretary. Brenda Peterson, Hitzi Hutzenbiler. 2nd Row L-R: Debbie Zentner, Christy Rea, Alisa Bolzer, Roberta Johnson, Maja Hok, Tom Moor.an, Kary Wagner, Shannon Gaylord. Annette Althoff, Vivia Peregoy. 1st Row L-R: Connie frednckson, Becky Mudd, Cara Grisso, Angie Althoff, Teresa Hall, Susan Glass, Bobbi Little Go get 'ea Bobbi Rah! Rah! Rah! 63 JV Cheerleaders L-R: Becky Mudd, Angie Althoff, Susan Glass They did it! Varsity Cheerleaders Back row L- R: Cara Grisso, Bobbi Little, Teresa Hall. Front: Connie Fredrickson. Cheer Loud! Contused Cara? Jr. High Pep Club front Row L to R: Jaai Taylor, Lucille Swan, Raquel Teesdale, Billi Little, Shane Saarcla, Jared Kidwell, Tricia Mocrkerke, Hichelle Thiel, Colette Fishbaugh, Jodi Caapbell, Mrs. Hajcrus. 2nd Row L to R: Lenore Richards, Ta«i Sanford, Heidi Mooraan, Lrin Randall, Rachel Kraft, Danielle Saith, Stephanie Schwend, Barbara Vanderloos, Deann Durden, Jennifer Nott. 3rd Row L to R: Williaa Williaas, Curtis McNeill, Joe Bond, Kelly Peters, Cheryl Gicst, Noelle Scott, Toni Feller, Becky Hagar, Tracy Pfeifer, Tara Sanford. 4th Row L to R: Dawn Salisbury, Danny Weisgerber, Tracy Gangstad , Cory Fredrick- son, Bob Zentner, Peggy Walrath, Olivia Garcia, Tina Swan, Kevin Mudd. 5th Row L to R: Charles Thoapson, Gerry Scheetz, Jeff Pinnick. John Regnier, Ian Morris, Ty Schwend, Jay Collins, Lance Hutzcnbilcr, Jaaie Hutzenbiler. Cheer loud'Scott! 66 Looking good oirlsJ Jr. High Cheerleaders Back row L-R: Tricia Noerkerke, Tracy Gangstad, Colette Fishbaugh. Front: Billi Little Back row L-R: Tracy Pfeifer, Erin Randall, Taii Sanford. Front: Stephie Schwend 67 Jr. High Band Back row L-R: Hiss Berge, Erin Randall, Tracy Gangstad, Cory Fredrickon. 4th row L-R: Danny Weisgerber, Gerry Scheetz. 3rd row L-R: Jeff Pinnick, Heidi Moorman, Kevin Hudd, Shane Saarela, Danielle Smith, Kelly Peters, Cory Scott, Billi Little, Curtis HcNeill. 2nd row L-R: Toni Feller, Rachel Kraft, Leslie Vandersloot, Cheryl GieSt, Peggy Walrath. Stephanie Schwend, Tracy Pfeifer, Jenny Nott. 1st row L-R: Michelle Thiel, Jodi Campbell, Trisha Moerkerke, Deanna Durden, Colette Fishbaugh, Lenore Richards. 5th and 6th Grade Band Back row L-R: Erika McBride, Susan Sommerfeld, Chad Nordberg, Scott Smith, Nancy Downs, Tina Catlin, Tanya Nickaloff. 2nd row L-R: Eric Regnier, Becky Sheetz, Susan Althoff, Chad Richardson, Nendi Neisgerber, Chi Webber, Jodi Schweitzer. 1st row L-R: Christina Hiller. Larry Stern, Libby Hudd, Jodi Tuell, Andy Smith Pep Band Front Row L to R: Bobbi Little, Becky Mudd, Mitzi Hutzenbiler, Melissa Ostwald, Toni Moorian, Brenda Peterson, Donelle Preao, Lisa Mudd, Pai Hennings. 2nd Row L to R: Danette Stern, Shannon Gaylord, Karla Berry, Kary Wagner, Wendy Saarela, Michael White, Eric Grisso, Randy Parker, Susan Glass, Juli Hauge, Teresa Hall, Cara Grisso. 3rd Row L to R: Sandi Kroll, Danny Hall, Kenny Pfeifer, Wes Schwend, Dennis Sonaerfeld, Joseph Vanderloos, Steve Kroll, Bert Kraft, Shawn Fishbaugh, Chris Kapor, 4th Row L to R: Brian Lundquist, Shane DeRudder, Jerrie Stringer, Robert Webber, Miss Berge. Brian at work! Hut 2,3,4 69 Honor Band 7 V The Honor Band went on tour to Denver in April. They started the tour with a concert in Froaberg then when to Theraopolis to swia and tour the state park. The second day the band performed at Kelly Walsh High School in Casper and attended a clinic given by the University of Myoaing in Laraaie. In Denver they preforaed at Cinderella City, toured the Denver Hint, the Huseua of Natural History, the Denver Zoo and were able to watch the Denver Gold vs L.A. Express football gaae. The trip was not only an educational exoerience but a lot of fun as well. There were 14 Bridger Nusicians in the Honor Band this year Becky Mudd sat 2nd chair in the clarinets. Paw Hennings sat 3rd chair in flute, Toni Hooraan sat 4th chair in flute, Lisa Hudd sat 6th chair in flute, Cara Grisso sat 1st chair alto sax, Teresa Hall sat 2nd chair alto sax, Susan Glass sat 3rd chair alto sax, Eric Grisso sat 2nd chair tenor sax, Danny Hall sat 1st chair truapet, Sandi Kroll sat 2nd chair truapet, Kenny Pfeifer sat 7th chair truapet, Shawn Fishbaugh sat 4th chair troabone, Chris Kapor sat 7th chair troabone, Jerrie stringer was in the percussion section. Chorus Back Row L to R: Kary Wagner, Lynn Hagar, Jolene Zentner, Ede Leatherberry, Wendy Saarela, Shirley Skorupa. Front Row L to R: Hiss Berge, Shannon Gaylord, Becky Hudd, Sandi Kroll, Storai Thielaan. Practice aakes perfect. Hiss Berge directs the Christaas Choir. FACULTY 73 Administration Seated L-R: Phyllis Hoskin, Chairman Carl Grisso and Bill Saith Standing L-R: Roger Webber and Joe Nudd 74 CONNITTEES: Adult Ed C. Grisso P. Hoskin Building £ Grounds R. Webber B. Saith Curriculum J. Nudd C. Grisso Financial R. Webber C. Grisso Lunch P. Hoskin J. Nudd Transportation P. Hoskin B. Saith Vo-Ag R. Webber P. Hoskin Negotiations R. ebber C. Grisso The 1984-85 school year for 8ridger Schools has once again proven that the guality of its students, staff, and patrons is second to none. As with life in general, there have been numerous obstacles to overcome, but because of unity in spirit and a common desire for excellence, Grid- ger Schools can continue to take pride in the fact that they're truly one of the best in the state. Each and everyone of us have a very impor- tant role in making ours the best school possi- ble, but perhaps the most important ingredient is in the pride the students take towards making that endeavor a reality. I therefore, challenge all of us to continue to work towards those things that will continue to make our school . Larry Regnier, Elementary Principal and Superintendent It is already tomorrow. Time, which never stops on its journey, will pass before your eyes, and in only a few moments you will be the members of the community look- ing back on the years you spent at Bridger High School. When you do, the photos, facts, and memories in this book will be stepping stones to a happy reminiscence. In all, it has been a year of changes, adjustments, and progress. The progress has been in all aspects of school •life as we uniformly conti- nue to grow, to expand, and to work toward our ultimate goals. May your memories of Bridger High School be pleas- ant ones and may your futures be filled with happiness and success. Kith every wish for a bright tomorrow. 75 Betsy Gaylord, High School Principal Teachers School Help 1. John Biver: Grade 5 2. Dan Aadland: English and History 3. Janice Goetz: Library and Hath A. Ruth Ausen: English and Enrichment 5. Erlys Nordberg and Ruth Jares: H.S. Aides 6. Charles Pinnick: Business and Guidance 7. Joe Brookshier: Math, Science, and Computer 8. Eldora Brown: Grade 3 9. Kay Toepke: Special Education 10. Janny McConnell: Resource Room 1. Velia McNeill: Chapter 1 and General Music 2. Jerry Scott: Science, French, and Annual 3. Colleen Fishbaugh: High School Secretary A. Bonnie Nagner: English and Hoie-Ec 5. Oanette Tuell: High School Aide 6. Cliff Goudelock: Math, Computer, and Science 7. Judy Sanford: Grade 2 8. Betty Brasen: Grade 4 9. Kristy Berge: Band and Music 78 79 1. Meg Brookshier: Grade 1 2. Wayne Moorman: Grade 6 3. Darlene Fredrickson High School Aide 4. Tom Simpson: Vo-Ag 5. Marilyn Majerus: Title I 6. Cathie Kraft: Kindergarten. Music, and P.E. 7. George Fishbaugh: Social Studies, Math, and P.E. 8. Bill Brown: Custodian 9. Sue Colley: Art 10. Dorothy George and Mary Louise Tucker: Cooks 11. Evelyn Hall: Elementary Secretary 81 1. Gloria Thiel, Maxine Dell, Bette Larsen Lee Lucas: Bus Drivers 2. Roger Hauge: History and PE 3. Varble Tuell: High School Custodian 4. Jin Hoff: High School Custodian 5. Christie LeClair: Interpreter 6. Judy Steffan: District Clerk 82 GRADES Kindergarten Third row; Mrs. Kraft, Ryan Stevens, Jereay Goetz, lori Bennett, Cally Schalla, Tina Rukavina, Jay Bratsky, Heather Hay, Annie Fisher. Second row; Tracy Kroll, Kayce Richardson, Hadassah Taylor, Anthony Skorupa, Micheal George, Cherish Feller, Luke Morris, Holly Swan. First row; Jeff Losinski, Kellie McCarter. 84 Luke is very involved! First Grade Third row; Lucinda Bond, Mrs. Brookshier, Shawn Kallevig, Toaai DeRudder, Nathan Hajerus, Ole Natwick, Nathan Kraft, Tandeen Rieger, Aria Heare, Kristy LeClair, Second row; Tracy Seaaan, Jeremy Kurtz, Gina George, Stevan Williams, Jennifer Elston, Patricia Althoff, Staci Sanford, first row; Annie Garcia, Mathew Smith, Joshua Judkins, Oeann Tucker, Jonathan Crangle, Luke fryday 85 Second Grade Third row; Jenny Losinski,Mrs. Sanford, Jonah Fisher, Brian Richardson, Eric Vandersloot, Kimberly Schwend, Randy Nott, Brakley Pinnick, Shane McCane, Second row; Evelyn Vanderloos, Shane HcCarten, Dylan Schober, Bobbi DeRudder, Alice Hague, Scott Nickoloff, Robbie Williams, Michal Goldsberry, First row; Jeremy Brinkerhoff, Travis McDowell, Zarchary Blood, Patrick Skroupa, Jeremy Malrath, Dennis Dyer, Michael Kroll, Danielle Richardson Third Grade Third row; Danielle Mudd, Jennifer Geotz, Melissa White, Sarah Kraft, J.J. Hutzenbiler, Brian Shalla, Mrs. Brown, Codi Englert. Second row; Sandra fllthoff, Desiree Bond, Christy Merrill, Matt Randall, Traci Mooraan, Charlene Williaas, Cynnaaon Sticka. First row; Shari Brinkerhoff, Dustin Kallevig, Michelle Vega, Ben Walrath, Eric Snith above; Matt,what are you doing with all those girls? right; War gaaes. 87 Fourth grade Fourth row; Brian Grogan, Hrs. 8rasen, Cathy Schwend, Robbyn feesdale, Leslie Vandersloot, Jodi Tuell, Chad Schwend, aide Mrs. Royce, Patti Giest, Third row; Carrie Hall, Hike Hooraan, Delbert Rutherford, Sunier Yerger, Rachel Dawjanovich, Rebecca Kraft, Lisa Yzaguirre, Roni Scott, Second row; Hade Hutzenbiler, Karlette Ostwald, Cory Rech, Crystal Schweitzer, Justin Feller, Joshua Webber, Steven Nott, Ginnie Collins, Chelsie Gatlin, First row; David Hiller, Darren Hiller, Neil Kidwell, Paul Rieger, Brad Sticka, Cade Fryday mr i The fouth grade class is not paying attenti' Neil tells the younger classien how it's done 88 Fifth Grade Third row; Danielle Boggio, Mr. Biver, Chad Richardson, Tanya Nickaloff, Nancy Downs, To Rech, Jay McCarten, Wendi Neisgerber, Second row; Jodie Schweitzer, Ralane Teesdale, Duane Dyer, Shawn Durden, Dan'l Donges, Libby Mudd, Vivean Garcia, First row; Christina Miller, Merlin Brinkerhoff, Eric Regnier, Andy Saith Sixth Grade ,, --------------,x,,a waimi, oecona row; onrista Webber, Alicia Richardson Erika NcBride, Holly Rutherford. John Hazen, Ja«ie Tuell, Susan Althoff, First row Larry Stern, Cory Marion, Becky Scheetz 90 Seventh Grade I Third row; Mr. Fishbaugh, Stephanie Schwend, Barbara Vanderloos, Jeff Pinnick, Jay Collins, Kelly Peters, Danielle Snith, Tracy Pfeifer, Ta«i Sanford. Second row; Lance Hutzenbiler, Tara Sanford, Cory Fredrickson, Jennifer Nott, First row; Tina Swan, Erin Randall, Cory Scott, Olivia Garcia, Joe Bond, Deana Durden, Jared Kidwell Tah Duh! Cham dazzles then! 92 93 Eighth Grade Fourth row: Shane Saarela, Ty Schwend, Cheryl Giest, Charles Thonpson, Dawn Salisbury, 81111 Little, Keven Mudd, Mr.Brookshier. Third row: Ian Norris, Peggy Walrath, Curtis McNeill, Danny Weisgerber, Tracy Gangstad, Lenore Richards, Toni Feller. Second row: Jolene Schweitzer, Tricia Moerkerke, Michelle Thiel, Noelle Scott, Colette Fishbaugh, Raquel Teesdale, Jody Campbell, Jaaie Taylor. First Row: Becky Hager, Gerry Scheetz, John Regnier, Willie Williais, Robert Zentner, Charity Hel«. 95 96 HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES Freshmen Painted face. Annette Althoff NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Manuel Garcia Jtl Shane Hutzenbiler David Pfeifer Alisa Bolzer Shannon Gaylord Bert Kraft Ed Royce Peter Caaeron Susan Glass Melissa Ostwald Blaine Salveson Jennifer Downs Randy Parker Chuck Saith 98 Danette Stern Getting a piece of the action. Joe Vanderloos Kary Wagner Michael White Hard at work. Fresh«an will try anything to get their picture taker i 99 Sophomores .Lynn Hager n Scott Robbie Chris Kapor Steve Kroll Carla Lehman -- ■ Angie Althoff David Althoff Veronica Burnett Jenny Cameron Shane DeRudder Candic Gangstad -- Troy Gaylord Eric Ieresa Hal 1 wenae Harman Hi tzi Hutzenbiler Roberta Johnson Grisso Write On! Donelle Premo Christy Rea Dennis Rech Richard Regnier Angela Rutherford Wes Schwend Kellie Wegner Hot Stuff! Kendilyn Williams Rock £ Roll forever. Stormi Thielman Walrath Webber Wayne Lewis Gayle Morse . Bobbi Little Becky Mudd Juniors Punky Shawn Sanford Dan Stevenson Debbie Zentner 103 Brian Lundquist Vanessa McNeill I Rod Marchiando Clete Snell Shannon Wagner Rod Parker Vivia Peregoy at tke Yes, that is a guitar! On. pn I 1 H I-lof.id.au Inn West rvo. 7 2 . «. roasf bctC dt s tc mtisoc bcj “(four Mo C Why so shy, Jerrie? Jan! Jaa! Jan! GALLOPING GOOSE SENIOR ACCONPLISHMENTS ) CHRIS PHfRS Basketball, 3 years Football, 3 years ED( LEAIHERBERRY S BERRY Basketball, 1 year Basketball Manager, 1 year Football, 3 years FFA, A years Pep Club, A years Annual StaFF, 3 years Basketball Manager, 2 years mCHELE BOLZER - Basketball. 3 years Basketball Statistician, 1 year Annual StaFf, A years Colorguard, 3 years Pep Club, 3 years National Honor Society, 1 year FHA, 2 years IROY WAGNER Football. A years Basketball. A years School Play, 2 years Student Council Representative, 1 year Band, 2 years Track, A years JOHN L1GHIBURN “ FFA. 2 years FFA Heyuood Award, 1 year FFA Secretary, I year MEL CAMERON CARA GRISSO - Basketball, A years •Track, 1 year Cheerleader, A years Volleyball, 1 year Pep Club, A years Annual StaFf, 3 years Annual Staff Secretary, 1 year National Honor Society, 3 years NHS President, 1 year Ciass President. 2 years School Play. 2 years Band, A years Honor Band, A years CHRIS GLASS - Basketball, A years Football, 3 years Football Manager, 1 year Track Manager, 1 year School Play, 1 year Basketball, 3 years Basketball Manager, Colorguard, 1 year 1 year COMIC FREORICKSON - Basketball, A years Track, A years Cheerleader, A years Pep Club, A years National Honor Society, 3 years NHS Secretary, 1 year Student Council Representative, 2 years School Play, 1 year FHA, 2 years BRENDA PETER Band, 3 years Honor Band, 2 years Annual Staff, 1 year SANI)I KROLL Band, A years Chorus, 2 years Pep Club, A years Pep Club Secretary, 1 year Basketball, 2 years Volleyball, 2 years Track. 3 years PAM HENNINGS Basketball Manager, 1 year School Play, 2 years Student Council Representative, 1 year JERR1E STRINGER Basketball, A years Volleyball, 2 years Track, A years Football Statistician, 2 years Basketball Statistician, A years Pep Club, 2 years National Honor Society, 3 years Student Council Vice-President, I year National Honor Society Vice-President, 1 year Band, 2 years Honor Band, 2 years LISA MUDD Band, A years Honor Band, 2 years Volleyball, 2 years Basketball Statistician, 2 years Track, A years Annual Staff, A years National Honor Society, 3 years School Play, 2 years Choir, 1 year Suing Choir, 1 year SHERRY ZIESKE - Basketball Manager, A years Basketball Statistician, 2 years Football Statistician, 2 years Track Manager, 2 years Volleyball, 2 years Pep Club, A years Pep Club Secretary, 1 year Student Council Secretary, 1 year National Honor Society, 3 years NHS Treasurer, 1 year Annual Staff, A years Yearbook Co-Editor, 1 year Yearbook Editor, 1 year ON - Basketball, 3 years Basketball Statistician, 1 year Volleyball, 1 year Cheerleading, 2 year Pep Club, A years FHA, 2 years School Play, 1 year Band, A years Honor Band. 1 year National Honor Society. 1 year Basketball, A years Cheerleader, 1 year Basketball Statistician. 1 year Volleyball, 2 years Pep Club, 1 year Pep Club Vice President, 2 years National Honor Society, I year School Play, 2 years Band, A years Honor Band, 2 years Student Council Representative. 1 year SHAWNA THIEL MAN Basketball Manager, 2 years Volleyball, 1 year Pep Club, 1 year School Play, 1 year National Honor Society, 2 years FHA Co-President, 1 year Snowball Queen, 1 year MIKE KELSEY - FFA, A years Student Council Representative, 3 Student Council President, I year Football, 3 years Basketball, 1 year Track, 2 years Band, A years years SHIRLEY SKORUPA Choir. 2 years Art, 3 years Vo-Ag, 1 year SHAWN OSTWALD - Basketball, A years Football, 2 years School Play, 2 years KIM POOLE - Track, 3 years OfFice Aide, 3 years Draaa, I year SHAWN FISH8AUGH Basketball. A years Football, 3 years Irack, A years Band, A years Honor Band, 2 years School Play. 2 years State Enseable, 1 year Colorguard, I year WENDY SAARELA Track. A years BasketbalI, 3 years Pep Club, 1 year Band, A years Choir, 1 year MAJA HOK Basketball. 1 year Volleyball, 1 year Track, 1 year Pep Club, 1 year KONNI HOFF Basketball. A years Track, A years Pep Club, A years Pep Club President, 2 years Mascot. 2 years National Honor Society, 2 years Class Vice President, 2 years School Play. 2 years Band, 1 year Colorguard, 3 years Annual Staff, A years Basketball Video, 2 years Football Video, 1 year IAMMY GIESI - Basketball, 1 year Basketball Statistician. 2 yea Pep Club, 3 years Band, 1 year 109 BACCALAUREATE and COMMENCEMENT CLASS OF 1985 BRIDGER HIGH SCHOOL Wesley Bract Berry Eduh O Leatherberry ‘Michele Renee'Bolter John C Lightburn Stele‘a Veronica Cameron 'Lua Theresf Mudd Shawn Richord Fishbough Shawn Eric Ostwald 'Conme Mane Fredrickson Christopher Joseph Peters Tommy Leigh Cieu ' Brenda Roe Peterson Christopher Thomas Glass Kim Otto Poole 'Caro Lison Gnsso Wendy Lynn Soarela ‘Pomelo Jean Henningj Shirley Sloy Skorvpo ‘Konm Lynette Hoff 'Jerne Lynn Stringer Stajo Cecil a Hok ' Showno Kay Thielman Michael Patrick Kelsey Troy James Wagner Sandro Roe Kroll 'Sherry Lee Zieske The Graduating Class of 1985! Valedictorian Connie gives her parents a hug. Taiiy wants to lake sure everything looks okay Chris and John are enjoying the speech! Salutatorian Cara and he r parents. Or. Vanderloos gives the conenceient address. 110 BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT Processional............................ Pomp ond Circumstance” Htgh School Bond, dittoed by Kristy Btrge Invocation....................................Ponor Tet,v Men,II Baccalaureate Address.........................Pastor Terry Memll The Hands of Time” (Brian's Song)...................... Senior Review of Time......................................... Senior� Salutatory Address................................. -Coro Cnuo Valedictory Address............................Conn Fredrickson Commencement Address....................Dr Catherine Vandetloo. Scholarship Presentations........................ Charles Pmntck Presenianon of Class.......................................Lorry Hegmer Superintendent of Schooli Presentation of Diplomas........................Board o TV,.sires Benediction..................................Posior Terry MrfrWJ Recessional...........-.........................High Schoof Bond directed by Kristy Berge CLASS INFORMATION MOTTO Do not folk� � where the polk moy leod. go instead where there ,% no path. and leave a trod. Color — - Maroon ond Silver Connie Fredrickson Advitor ... Keith Campbell The Hands of Tiie INDUSTRIAL AND WELDING SUPPLIES COMPRESSED GASES LATHES AND MACHINE TOOLS VALLEY WELDERS SUPPLY, INC. EVERYTHING FOR THE WELDER- BUS. (406) 256-3330 RES. (406) 252-5510 320 NORTH 11TH ST. BILLINGS, MT 59101 ND. WY WATS 800 835-7854 ROGER TROTMAN MANAGER MT. WATS 800-821-9470 HINES MOTOR SUPPLY Downtown 14 N. 30th St. 252-4631 West 1809 King Ave. W. 656-5900 When I got that letter last spring telling ■e that ny entire next year was to be spent in little tiny Bridger, Montana, By first reaction was: Get an Atlas!! Where on earth is Bridger, or even Montana? Now it is hard to believe there was a tiie when I didn't know Bridger. Every street, every corner, every place has be- coie hoie. Bridger is ay town, old Bridger High iy school and the people are my friends. It has been a very intresting, very differ- ent year. Me— a city kid, wasn't use to The Big Sky , the wide open space, the aountains, the fields, or the very special saall-town and siall-school atiosphere, where everybody knows and talks about everybody else, but also where people are concerned and really care about each other. When I heard that the school had only a hundred kids I was first disappointed. How was I suppose to aeet all these gorgeous guys, and do all the exciting things I had seen in the ■ovies and dreait about? But as the tiie passed by I realized that it is not the size of the school, but the people within it that Batters. Both the students and the staff showed, froB the very first day, that they cared and wanted to get to know ie and ay country. They Bade ae feel that I belonged. A SPECIAL VISITOR The school systei and the whole attitude towards learning is very different froB ay school in Sweden. It took me a while to get use to it. I still don't think I ai, and even though I did learn a lot during classes, it was outside the classroom I really learned as I took part in the daily life. I learned about America, about siall town society, about ayself, about different cultures, and about life over all. It has been a great, exciting, fantastic year, but every loient has not been happy and sunny. I have been bored, hoie-sick, angry and scared. But when I look back, it is the good tiies I reieiber and treasure. I have changed a lot this year, and every one of you are responsi- ble for that. I want to thank you all. Thank you for accepting ie as one of you. Thank you for caring about ie. Thank you for Baking my year in the U.S. into a meiory I will keep for the rest of iy life. I wish lore people could share my experi- ence. Being a part of another culture, putting yourself into new situations, teaches you what life is all about. Everybody should at least think about being an exchange student, or take one into their hoies. Really, what do you have to lose---coipaired to what you will gain? Maja Hok N.P. Industrial Site Box 159 Billings, Montana 59101 Phone (406) 252-2686 • LUMBER • WINDOWS • DOORS • ROOFING • FENCING • PLYWOOD • SHEET ROCK • ECONOMY LUMBER • SIDING - HARDBOARD WOOD • PAINT • TOOLS - HARDWARE IT YOU MEED IT — WE'VE GOT IT. IT NOT. 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BILLINGS A 252-2175 AFTER HOURS: BILL LEWIS 256-4250 JAY ETTLEMAN 652-3154 2224 MINNESOTA AVENUE H INDUSTRIAL AND WELDING SUPPLIES COMPRESSED GASES LATHES AND MACHINE TOOLS VALLEY WELDERS SUPPLY, INC. s ROGER TROTMAN MANAGER MT. WATS 800-821-9470 EVERYTHING FOR THE WELDER’ BUS. (406) 256-3330 RES. (406) 252-5510 320 NORTH 11TH ST. BILLINGS. MT 59101 ND. WY WATS 800-835-7854 115 w o mv Phone 662-33-4-4 BRIDGER MOTOR 8c EQUIPMENT CO. Car - Truck 8c Tractor Overhauling Farm Equipment Sales David Lehman Owner BRIDGER. MONT. 5901-4 116 THE MANE EVENT Pa 111e 662-3638 lYterson Typewriter SALES AND SERVICE Headquarters for Portable Typewriters and all your Office Equipment needs. 502 NORTH 32ND ST P 0 BOX 1354 MONTANA 59103 PHONE (406) 245 5151 LAUREL CO-OP ASSOCIATION Eridger Division Box 483 BRIDGER, MONTANA 59014 Phone: 662-3623 Dr. Asbury Box AO Bridger, MT. 662-3740 Good Luck to the 1985 graduating Senoirs! CASH for DEER HIDES FUR Mbits, MT. 145 Sugar Av«. 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