Bridger High School - Scout Yearbook (Bridger, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1987 volume:

H COUT 1987 ear of the i§ cout Volume mi Pridger pigh School pridger, jWontana JUyear of new smiles and looks....... 1986 - 87 was the Year of the Scout! We added new teachers to our staff, new students to our student body and a new look throughout the school. Many thanks go to Varble Tuell for the great job done on the front of the High School that welcones people to Bridger and for his art work done in the gy«. We saw new wall paper in the hoae ec room, a new paint job in the gyn, a new scoreboard in place, and new ban- ners for each teaa in our conference. Ihe year of the Scout welcomed Mr. Huller who was appointed to the school board to replace Mr. Smith who moved to Colorado. We also welconed two new groups; the P.T.A. and a S.A.D.D. orga- nization. Yes, the Scout was alive and well in 1986 - 87. SCOUTS ■ ■■■IB III1 III kindergarten Sanford, Rachel Novakovich, Staci Schwend, Mrs. Kraft, Middle Row: Sean Jares, Amber Majerus, Dana Bratsky, Cheri Kaufman, Joshua Gleason, Jonathan Kirsh, Amber Seaman, front Row: Charlotte Peters, Shawn Myers, Grace Taylor,Kevin Peters, Spring Kroll 3 rt 2P 6 Jfirst (©rade BACK ROW: Mrs. Brookshier, Dustin Lachenmaier, Brett Zent, Justin Peterson, Stacey Kroll, Heather Hay, Tracy Kroll. MIDDLE ROW: Jodi Mooraan, Mindy Peters, Daniel Myers, Aaber Azure, Heather Schober, Heather McDowell, Anthony Skorupa. FRONT ROW: Matthew Mudd, Dar Williaas, Kelli Daajanovich, Buffy Williaas.Not Pictured: Sonny Rychtarik. 7 Second ®rode BACK ROW: Mrs. Sanrord, onnie Fisher, Cally Schalla, Tina Rukavina, Jay Bratsky, Oanny Kirsch, Ryan Stevens, Jereny Goetz, Kayce Richardson. FRONT ROW: Kodi Taylor, Kellie HcCarten, Cherish Feller, Deair Broun, Micheal George, Holly Swan, Luke Norris, Dessa Taylor. 8 ®hird 0rode Back Rom: Mrs. Brown, Patty Althoff, Deann Tucker, Nathan Kra t, Tandeen Rieger, Nathan Majerus, Stevie Willians, Shawn Kallevig, Miss Ost Front Row: Staci Sanford, Gina George, Luke Fryday, Tracy Seaaan, Jonathan Crangle 9 Jfourth rade Back Row; Stephanie Siaonich, Oylan Schoder, Eric Vanderloos, Kiaberly Schwend, Mrs. Brasen, Brian «.ichardson, Randy Nott, Lori Hindaan, Alice Hague. Middle Row; Zachary Skorupa, Tyson Van Patten, Michal Goldsberry, Patrick Skorupa, Michael Kroll, Ben Sweet, Brad Pinnick, Robbie Williaas. Front Row; Travis McDowell, Glen Goodaan, Jonah Fisher, Shane McCarten, Shane McCain, Danielle Richardson. Back Row; Danielle Nudd, J.J. Hutzenbiler, Jennifer Goetz, Mr. Biver, Christy Van Caapen, Melissa White, Patti Giest, Sarah Kraft, Charlene Williaas. Middle Row; Cynnaaon Sticka, Becky Murphy, Matt Randall, Brian Schalla, Codi Englert, Traci Mooraan, David Thatcher, Jeanne Daniels, Sandra Althoff. Front Row; Brad Sticka, Dustin Kallevig, Kiaberly Thatcher, Michael Goodaan. 11 i§ ixth (3rade BACK ROW: Rom Scott, Carrie Hall, Coleen Murphy, Jodi Tuell, Rebecca, Kraft, Su.oer Yerger, r. oorman, Robbyn Teesdale, Rachel Daijanovich, Cathy Schwend, Leslie Vandersloot. Chad ;;ars;- °� ! °0 ; HIDDLE R0H: Cory Rech, Karlette Ostwald, Clayton Sweet, Wade Hutzenbiler, Neil Kidwell, Justin Feller, Lisa Hind.an, Reese Brown, Steve Nott Mike oor.an Joshua Webber. FRONT ROW: Cade Fryday. Paul Rieger, Preston Bruner. Delbert Rutherford, Daren Miller, David Miller. 12 Seventh (3 rode 8ACK RON: Libby Hudd, Danielle Boggio, To� Rech, Hr. Fishbaugh, Nancy Downs, Chris Taylor. FRONT ROW:Christina Hiller, Wendi Heisgerber, Ji� � y Sweet, Shawn Durdan, Chad Richardson, Jay HcCarten. 13 (3 rade Back Row: Teresa Haney, Boyd Hager, Pete Saarela, Sean Willyard, Scott Smith, Mr. Brookshier, Holly Rutherford, Susan Sommerfeld, Tina Gatlin. Middle Row: Susan fllthoff, Landon Van Valkenburgh, Kendra Damjanovich, Erika McBride, Becky Scheetz, Jamie Tuell, Chi Webber. Front Row: Larry Stern, Cory Harman, Alicia Richardson. 14 |iear of the Jfreshmen Rachel Bilon Lynn Bruner Cory Fredrickson Lance Hutzenbiler Janes Hutzenbiler Jared Kidwell Rachel Kraft Heidi Moornan Jenny iJott Kelly Peters 16 Tracy Pfeifer Jeff Pinnick Erin Randall Tani Sanford Tara Sanford Stephanie SchMend Corey Scott Oeana Skorupa J.J. Saallwood 17 Danielle S«ith Tina Swan Barb Vanderloos | ear of the 18 Sophomores Ty Schwend Noelle Scott- tucille Swan '' Jaai Taylor Raquel Teesdale Michelle thTel Charles Thompson Dan Weisgerber 19 Annette Althoff Peter Caaeron Jennifer Downs Shannon Gaylord ©ear of the Carol Herden Shane Hutzenbiler Bert Kraft Melissa Ostwald Randy Parker David Pfeifer Ed Royce Blaine Salveson Chuck Saith Hank Snell Danette Stern Dennis Soanerfeld 20 juniors Joe Vanderloos Darcy Warrington Michael White 21 3tt Jtlcmorj� In Memory Of DAVID WAYNE PFEIFER June 19, 1969 - January 1, 1987 Age 17 Years SERVICES 10:00 a.m. Monday, January 5, 1987 St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Bridger, Montana OFFICIATING The Rev. Christopher Brandt MUSIC ’’The Lord’s Prayer” Signe Stevens, Soloist Jean Zier, Accompanist By the Congregation ‘‘Nearer My God to Thee” - No. 533 “In the Garden” CASKETBEARERS Mark Tully JohnTully Scott Robbie Robert Webber Wes Schwend Troy Gaylord In Memory Of LESTER LEE SHELDEN April 25, 1967 - January 1, 1987 FUNERAL SERVICES St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Bridger, Montana Monday, January 5th @ 10:00 A.M. OFFICIATING Pastor Christopher Brandt MUSIC “The Lord’s Prayer” Signe Stevens, Soloist Jean Zier, Accompanist By the Congregation “Nearer My God to Thee” - No. 533 “In the Garden” CASKETBEARERS David Althoff Rod Parker Shane Althoff Randy Zier Steven Kroll Roy Zier So good. So precious Our Son So dear Is drawn from us Leaves just us here Surely Then In Heaven Above Out of God’s eye Must fall with Love A Tear 2Batnt!... Class of 88 Hester...Class of 86 22 MERRILL PFEIFER 1987 Administration Bridger Schools Are A Plus One area stands out above others in � y expierence here in Bridger. It's the guality of the students in our schools. Everyone cares about the people around the , helping the� out and doing the little things... it's the little things that � ake the difference. There is enough structure in the curriculum to offer guidance and yet there is enough flexability to allow students to concentrate in areas they like. My goal for next year is to keep striving for excellence in our schools so that our students will continue to be prepared for the Real World. 1) Morris Van Ca� pen: Superintendent, Elementary Principal. 2) Betsy Gaylord: High Shod Principal. 3) Ron Kapor, Phyllis Hoskin, Ken Tilstra, Carl Grisso, frank Huller: School Board. A) Judy Steffan: District Clerk. ®eachers 24 I 1) Bernie Saith: Student Teacher. 2) Betty Brasen: Grade 4. 3) Jill Ost: Signing Interpreter. 4) Dan Aadland: English, Draaa, Literature. 5) Eldora Broun: Grade 3. 26 1) Cheryl McCarten: Aide. 2) Jody Carlson: Special Ed, Resource Roob. Wayne Moor� an: Grade 6. 3) Meg Brookshier: Grade 1. A) Marilyn Majerus: Title I. 5) Velia McNeill: Chapter I, General Music. 27 ®eachers 1) Bill Brown: Custodian. 2) Renie Hall: Instrumental Music, General Music. 3) Jerry Scott: Science, French. 4) Colleen Fishbaugh: High School Secretary 28 1) Charles Pinnick: Business, Guidance. 2) Bill Edgeaont, Gloria Theil, Bette Larsen, Bill Brown: Bus Drivers. 3) Sue Colley: Art. 4) Jia Hoff: Transportation, Grounds, Building. 5) Dorothy George, Mary Louise Tucker: Cooks. 29 1) John Saith: Custodian. 2) Faye Lawler: Nath, Computer, Science. 3) Cathie Kraft: Kindergarten, Music, P.E. 4) Deb Crangle: Aide. 5) Varble Tuell: Custodian. 4r or Til SCOUTS 30 1) Danette Tuell: Aide. 2) Roger Hauge: History, P.E., PAD, Driver's Ed. 3) Tot Sitpson: Vo- Ag, Shop. A)(Darlene Fredricksons 31 (Salloping (Soose 5umor- Senior banquet 1 2 JUNIORS: Chuck S� ith, Shane Hutzenbiler, Hank Snell, Nicheal White, Ed Royce, Joseph Vanderloos Dennis SoMerfeld, Blaine Salveson, Bert Kraft, Randy Parker, Pete Caieron, Shannon Gaylord, Jennifer Downs, Annette Althoff, Helissa Ostwald, Danette Stern, Darcy Warrington, Carol Herden 1) Everyone gets their camera's loaded to take pictures of each other. 2) Waiting for the buffet to be served. 34 __n SENIORS: Dennis Rech, Scott Robbie, Robert Webber, David Althoff, Kenny Pfiefer, Wes Schwend, Eric Grisso, Steve Kroll, Chris Kapor, Troy Gaylord, Shane DeRudder, Toni Hooraan, Gayle Morris, Robin Hageaister, Storai Kapor, Heidi Van Caapen, Angela Rutherford, Carla Lehaan, Jolene Zentner, Adaa Bluaenthal, RnhMJittle, Suzette Huff, Kellie Wegner, Mitzi Hutzenbiler, Donelle Preao, Becky Mudd, Jenny Caaerony Veronica Burnett, Teresa Hall This year the Junior-Senior Banguet was held at the Elks Club in Billings. We enjoyed a buffet style aeal provided by the Elks Club cooks. After eating we read the traditional wills and prophecies. We all had a good laugh at those! The band Experiaent played throughout the night while we danced away. The night was very fun and after we returned to Bridger, Althoff1s had nore fun waiting for us at their house, where we laughed, talked and ate again. The Juniors did and excellant job of aaking this years banguet the best ever! 35 baccalaureate 2lnd CLASS INFORMATION • • • MOTTO BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT Though we don't know where we’re going, we will cherish where we've been. Colors.......................Light blue, dark blue, silver Flower.........................................Carnation President..................................Scott Robbie Vice-President.............................Kenny Pfeifer Secretary-Treasurer......................Donelle Premo Student Council Representatives...........Robert Webber Toni Moorman Advisor............................Mr. Charles Pinnick Attendants................National Honor Society Members 36 Processional................. Pomp and Circumstance High School Band, directed by Renie Hall Invocation......................Reverend Gene Scarbro Baccalaureate Address.........Reverend Gene Scarbro Holding On ....................................Roger Webber Ceclia Poole Review of Time................................Seniors Salutatory Address...................Donelle Premo Valedictory Address..............................Troy Gaylord Commencement Address..............................Don Adams Scholarship Presentations............Charles Pinnick Presentation of Class............Morris VanCampen Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Diplomas..........Board of Trustees Benediction.....................Reverend Gene Scarbro Final Countdown ..............................Europe Commencement Top left to right: Gayle helps Shane put on his cap. Hr. Pinnick gives the seniors last ainute instructions. The Honor Society Attendents lead the procession. Veronica, Robin and Eric add the finishing touches. Tonight was finally it. We were really going to graduate! Everyone started showing up at the school at about 6:00. Aside froa all the excitaent we still had a lot to do; pin on our corsages and boutonnieriesv aake sure our caps were on tight, and try not to get too nervous. At 6:50 we started to line up for the procession. The band started to play Poap and Circumstance and we were on our way. After the proccession Reverand Gene Scarbro gave the Invocation and Baccalaureate Address. She had good wishes for us, and encouraged us to trust in God always. Roger Webber and Celcia Poole sang a beautiful song written especially for us. The naae of the song was Holding On . To further our trip down aeaory lane our class put together a slide show of 1986-1987 activities. Next on the schedule was the Salutatory Address by Donelle Preao and the Valdictory Adress by Iroy Gaylord. Both had aany praises and aeaories to recall. 38 Top left to right: Reverand Gene Scarbro give the Baccalaureate Address. Donelle Preao gives the Salutatory Address. Troy Gaylord gives the Valdictory Address as chairaan Carl Grisso and Reverand Scarbro listen. Hr. Van Caapen, Mrs. Gaylord and Don Adaas line up for a pre-graduation picture. It was then tiae to listen it was tiae to the Coaaenceaent Address by class of 1977 graduate Don Adaas. He too offered us his best wishes and told us to never stop dreaaing or give up on our dreaas.Now it was tiae to recive all our scholarships and belive ae, there were a bunch of then! Finally the tiae caae for us to get our diploaas. After reciving thea, we all checked to be sure that they were signed. All of thea were! Then caae the Benediction and we were on our way to the Real Horld . He aarched outside to fora a recieving line where everyone got to give and recieve hugs, kisses and even shed a few tears. Everyone in our class is very special.Though we don’t know where we're going we will indeed always cherish where we've been. 39 • •• Troy M. Gaylord David L. Althoff Adam M. Blumentha1 Veronica A. Burnett Shane P. DeRudder Eric C. Grisso Rob Hageme i n te Mitzi M. Hutzenbiler Steven M. Kroll Wayne H. Lewis Oh ristopher R. Kapor Teresa L. Hall Stormi J. Kapor Carla J. Lehman Angela K. Rutherford Scott W. Robbie L 1987 . Heidi M. VanCampen Robert C. Webber Kellie M. Wegner till' ’ Jolene M. Zent Wesley S. Schwend 41 The Hoaecoaing spirit started Monday with spirit week. Soae of the stuff was really weird but it was pretty cool. replied one of the students. Thursday night we gathered in the gya for the the third annual Goofy Olyapics. Classes coapeted in aany different gaaes. After that we went outside for a pep rally and bon fire. There 'was a real fight for the spirit points. Early Friday norning the Freshaen went up to paint the 'B1. It would have been a lot easier if the Seniors weren't there! said a Freshaen. The floats were built after lunch was served. Soae of the classes were well organized but others weren't. The ones that were organized had the better floats. At one o'clock the parade started and it was inter- esting to see how soae of the floats turned out. homecoming 86 The girls Basketball gaae was a disappointing loss to Plenty Coups, as was the football gaae against Absarokee. At half tiae of the football gaae the King and Queen were announced. This years candi- dates were: Freshaen-Jeff Pinnick and Stephine Schwend. Sophoaores- Kevin Mudd and Toni Feller. Juniors- Shane Hutzenbiler and Shannon Gaylord. Seniors-Robert Webber and Donelle Preao. This year the Seniors took it all by winning both King and Queen.The winners of the float coapetition were also announced during halftiae. Third place went to Juniors, second went to the Seniors, and first went to the Fresh- aen. 42 gear of Spirit 1 2 4 5 1. The 1987 King and Queen:Robert Webber and Donelle Preno. 2. The Freshnen paint the '8'. 3.Sopo ores show their spirit. 4. Michael White in the jell-o eating contest. 5. Kelly Peters. Lip snakin' good. Carnival This was THE year for the National Honor Society's carnival. The carnival was held on Holloween night with the noraal gaaes and booths and a new twist-----a costuae contest! With the cooperation of the Bridger Busnessaen the Honor Society encouraged everyone to coae to the carnival and not only have a great tine playing ganes and winning fantastic prizes but to coae in your Holloween dress. A large turnout proved the idea to be a great success. School orginizat- ions paid the NHS for thir booth space with the aoney going for a scholarship for the BHS student. Although Heidi VanCaapen and Becky Hager, pictured to the left, did not win the costuae contest, they showed all of us the real spirit of the N.H.S. Carnival. 44 Snowball This year Bridger and Froaberg coabined for a Christaas in Hawaii. The King and Queen were Kenny Pfeifer and Jolene Zentner (1). In photo's 263 you can see Michael White, Darcy Warington, Chuck Saith, Steve Kroll, and Lynn Bruner dressed to the theae while soae favorite tunes were being played by the band (4). During a favorite song Eric showed us his version of the song on the dance floor (3). 45 , v . k'i V I Christmas fe K?jV •‘ «4. r 4t 4 £ Ji ‘Hippy- Hohdsft Rr =tr£ - - Rr jMr .W%-$ =4r-$R grade school «as celebrated Christaas at the on December 12th at the aalti-purpose roo Each class participated with their own act, (6) it was enjoyed by all. Santa case to visit each class on December 19th (5) while they had their parties throughout the after- noon. (4) Christaas at the high schol was celebrated on Oeceaber 19th with talent, gifts and lots of happiness. First we went to our classes until 11:00 aa. and then we all reported to the gya to listen to soae graduates talk about what college life is really like (3). Next we ate haa and cheese sandwiches which was served by the Boy's Basketball Cheerleaders. After everyone was done eating we all returned to the gya to watch soae students show their talent at the talent show (1). The kids all enjoyed the talent show but aost of all they -enjoyed opening their gifts to see what they got for Christaas (2). Now the kids were ready to watch the aovie that they had signed up for. Their choices were Back to the Future and Pretty in Pink. After the aovies were over all of the kids were ready to go hose and start their Christaas vacation. | 47 J¥leet the Candidates 1986 Frank Cole telling Joe Spivey how it is really suppose to be. Heet the Candidates 1986 was a big success with 21 out of 25 candidates gathering at the Bridger Elementary School to give their political views to the public. Over 100 people attended the forum. Each candidate was given five minutes to give their speech. The public then had an oppertunity to ask guestions. After all the candidates gave their speeches and guestions were fielded, the Bridger Businesses served coffee and cookies to every- one. This gave the public a chance to meet one on one with the candidates and help them form their final opinions for the November election. Some of the candidates talking after the forum was over. Back Row: Curtis McNeill, Charles Thompson, Middle Rom: Darcy Harrington, Heidi Mooraan, Noelle Scott, Stephanie Schwend, Jody Caapbell, Jaai Taylor, Lenore Richards, Toni Feller, Front Rom: Jennifer DoMns, Raquel Teesdale, Teresa Hall, Donelle Preio, Becky Mudd, Becky Hager, Lucille Svan 1986 sau the Bridger students start their oun chapter of SADD, Students Against Driving Drunk. SADD is an organization Mhich tries to prevent alcohol related accidents. It Mas difficult to start so late in the year, but Me did obtain our national charter and elected officers: Noelle Scott, president, Becky Hager, vice president, and Donelle Preio, secretary treasurer. The officers and aeabers are all look- ing forevard to a very active year in 1987-88. 49 S.S.M. f. ! 11 1' it an 9' , sL4 jyl ft) if «© y ft 4 Top Rom: ShaMn Murphy, Lynn Bruner, Chuck Swith, J.J. Swallwood. Middle Rom: Bob Zentner, Joe Vanderloos, Curtis McNeil, Justin Yearsly, Ty Schwend, Robert Webber, Steve Kroll,’ Ian Horns. Frnnf Rnu Koui'n m,,aa u;ik. u:n:________ i.rr .. . Morns. Front Rom: Kevin Mudd, Willie Williaas, Jeff Pinnick, Annette Althoff, David Althoff, Charles Thompson, Danny Weisqerber. ct, state and The Bridger FFA chapter has been eetive in � any district, statd national activities this past year. Duringj the suaaer the participated in: FFA OFFicers Workshop at Cooney Dae; the CarL. County Fair with Bob Zentner winning in Swine Showeanship; Yellow, stone Exhibition and livestock judging; Yellowstone 'air Booth, winning fourth place; Shoshone river float trip; and building coooyn- lty trash barrels. -During the school year the activities have included: the district leadership workshop in Coluabus; KILE live stock judging; hosted the district greenhanc and chapter fareer initiation; Dan Weisgr her won the Heywood A.ard; held a local public speaking and creed contest; sponsored a W.H.S. booth; held the annual citrus fruit sale. They also attended the rational convention in Kansas City plus educational tours; received two Montana Departeent of Livestock junior livestock loans for eeebers; attended the district speaking contest; Jeff Pinnick placed fourth in greenhand at the district fare eanageecnt and greenhand contest; the eeats teae won sixth place at the state Winter Fair; and the junior class FFA eeebers built a school storage shed. This years officers are: David Althoff. president; Robert Webber, vice presid ent; Charles Thoepson. secretary; Dan Weisgerber. treasurer; Chuck Seith reporter; Bob Zentner and Willie Williaes. sentinels. Mr. Toe Siepson is the Bridger FFA advisor. s. i� , n. Top Row: Danette Stern, Shannon Gaylord, Lenore Richards, Deana Skorupa, Jenny Nott, Annette Althoff, Raquel Teesdale. Middle Row: Darcy Warington, Jody Caapbell, Lucille Swan, Jennifer Downs, Jaai Taylor. Front Row: Melissa Ostwald, Heidi VanCaapen, Toni Mooraan, Stephanie Schwend. Most of the F.H.A. aeabers were at the aeeting where they got pizza. The Future Hoaeaakers of Aaerica chapter in Bridger increased its aeabership froa 9 to 17 aeabers this year. They spent aost of the year raising aoney to attend the 3-day FHA State Convention in Bozeaan that was held in March. Their fundraising activities included bake sales, sausage sales, raffles, and puapkin pie sales. In addition to raising aoney, the FHA chapter attended the district aeeting in Big Tiaber, dyed Easter eggs for the Chaaber of Coaaerce, served for the FHA Awards Dessert, and had a pizza and video party. 51 ftna-tyifltnJ Runner � : � «i - jrs THE YEAR was one of SCIENCE. On Noveaber 25 fifteen seventh and eight students and 14 high school students left Bridger in the early aorning hou to travel to Bozcaan and the Montana Science Olyapiad. Six Bridger contestants brought hoae aedals. Becky Scheets won a bronze for coaputer programing which tested coapetency in writing a coaputer prograa in order to solve a science problea. The team of Sue Soaaerfeld, Libby Mudd, Jia Sweet and Chad Richardson received bronze medals for third place in the pentathlon. The teas had to coaplete a physical obstacle and then answer a question from each of five science areas. Gary Scheetz and Wayne Lewis won a second place aadal in the Ferai Question devision which seeked a fast, rough estiaate of quantity. Coaches Fay Lawler, Jerry Scott and Joe Brookshier were very pleased Bridger’s first atteapt at the Olya piad. Bridger held its own Science Fair on March 5th with several top winners traveling on to the District Fair in Joliet on March 16th. Donelle Preao, Rachel Kraft, Shannon Gaylord, Noelle Scott, Toni Mooraan and Corey Scott all brought hoae first place ribbons for their projects. Because of conflicts in schedules and an outbreak of chicken pox, Rachel Kraft, Donelle Preao, Toni Mooraan, Becky Scheetz, Christy Miller and Jaaie Tuell elected to travel to Missoula and the State Science Fair on April 10 and 11th. The trip included tours of the School of Mines, Mining Museum and open pit mine in Butte, the Stone Container paper aill and Imperial Meats plant in Missoula. Toni Mooraan was selected in the top 10 group and won the Best Exhibit in her Botany entry Tolerance of Geminating Seeds. for Cate ory prze Srt Jfair On the night of Hay 13th the Art Fair was held in the aulti-purpose rooi. Parents, friends, and students cane to see the work done by the art students throughtout the school. There uas an excellant variety of art fro« realistic to abstact. There was also a «ini- gallery in the halls, where grade shcool and high school students told of paintings and artists in their eyes. This year the Art Fair also had computer graphics showing in a rooa. It showed us so«e of the art of the future. There was and installation by Corey Scott and Carol Herden. It was very creative and bizarre. This was showing on the stage. Awards were given at 7:00 which included certificates for David Althoff, Corey Scott, and Veronica Burnett for attending the Montana Art Interscholatics in Grear Falls. The Lions Club pin went to David Althoff for his help and for his art. The Art Fair awards for best show of art went to Randy Parker, Carol Herden and Corey Scott. This years Art Fair had so auch to offer for everyone. It was great success. So«e viewers went through the installation on the stage.(l) The pottery exhibit was very interesting. (2) The «ini-art gallery was both informative and entertaining.(3) 53 THE YEAR OF THE SCOUT tojjert tfje lilies The Cast Mary Call............................Becky Mudd Devola...............................Jennifer Downs Romey................................Bert Kraft Ima Dean.............................Shannon Gaylord Kiser Pease..........................Troy Gaylord Goldie Pease.........................Erin Randall Mr. Connell..........................Charles Thompson Mrs. Connell.........................Rachel Kraft Miss Breathitt.......................Noelle Scott Gaither Gray be. Preacher...........Corey Scott Alma Graybeal........................Danielle Smith Students.............................Darcy Warrington, Becky Hngi-r, Carol Herden, Annette Althoff. and (special appearance) Matthew Mudd Lighting.............................Suzette Huff Stage Manager........................Charles Thompsoi Publicity Program cover..............Carol Herden Prompters............................Toni Moorman an Noelle Scott 1) All the town folk coae to Devola and Kisers wedding. 2) Mary Call, Roaey, Devola and Iaa Dean give Kiser the onion bath. 3) Roaey stops Mary Call froa killing Kiser. 4) The cast takes a curtain call. 5) Everyone stands in line to recieve a piece of wedding cake. bloom This year the High School presented the play Where the Lilies Bloom under the direction of Dr. Aadlan of the Drama Department. The play was about the hardships of A children : Hary Call, Romey, Ima Dean and Devola: who had lost their father recently.They struggle to survive by becoming wildcrafters. Hary Call realizes in the end that being the head of a household isn't such an easy job and finds out that she won't be able to keep the promises she made. Kiser Pease, the ruthless landowner finds out about the death of their father and talks Hary Call into letting him and Devola married in the end. fflRAMA 1. The Lumberjacks: Oavid Althoff and Shane DeRudder. 2. The Ballons: Anette Althoff. 3. The Laundromat: Hank Snell, Jolene Zentner, Darcy Warington, and Carol Herden. 4. The Dentist: Randy Parker, Melissa Ostwald, and Anette Althoff. Back Row: Becky Hudd, Teresa Hall, Heidi VanCaapen, Toni Hooraan, Front Rom: Eric Grisso, Donelle Preao, Chris Kapor, Robert Webber, Troy Gaylord, Shane Hutzenbiler, Jennifer Downs I feel very honored to have served as the 1986-1987 National Honor Society president. I would like to express what an honor it is to belong to the National Honor Society. The National Honor Society gives distinguished students the opportunity to be recognized. It has also been a great incentive to work hard and aaintain high grades. It was a great year and I extend ay best wishes to next years National Honor Society. Becky Hudd Oficers Becky Hudd - President Toni Hooraan - Vice President Teresa Hall Secretary - Treasurer Donelle Preao - Reporter 59 Studet Council Sitting: L to R: Danette Stern, Toni Moornan, Troy Gaylord, Robert Webber. Standing: L to R: Heidi Noonan, Becky Hager, Becky Mudd, Bert Kraft, Ed Royce, Jeff Pinnick, Danny Weisgerber, Lance Hutzenbiler, Donelle Preno, Colette Fishbauoh. This year student council was a pretty informal group. We got along pretty well, so we didn't worry about all the tonalities of aeetings that ■ake things drag on. We were a productive group and everyone worked hard. At tines we had trouble with organization during this busy year, but we got things done. I feel priviledged to have worked with a great group. There are sone good leaders coning up in the future. Troy Gaylord, President 60 High School eek Blaine Salveson, Chuck Saith and Toni Nooraan attended High School Meek this year. iris -Hoys £kate Shannon Gaylord and Shane Hutzenbiler were selected as this years candidates to attened Girls State and Boys State. n n u a I t a f f 3ack Row: Corey Scott, Charles Thompson, Carla Lehnan, Jerry Scott (Advisor), Gerry Scheetz. Front Row: Kellie Negner, Becky Hager, Noelle Scott. The 1986-87 Yearbook Staff was snail but nighty. Seniors Carla Lehaan and Kellie Kegner led the way to the production of this book. Noelle Scott was an invaluable help putting together over half of the pages. Becky Hager's page designs helped this book be one of the best ever. Charles Thoapson did a super job with our fianance records and Corey Scott and Gerry Scheetz were the aain photographers and darkroon people. Ke know that you will enjoy the 87 SCOUT for nany years to cone and hope it brings fond aeiories to each of you. 62 Swards 3 On the morning of June 3 the Elementary Awards Program was held. There were many awards to be given out. The awards ranged from Acedemic to Athelic, they even gave out several,, special awards. In picture 1 we see Jodi Tuell and Carrie Hall recieving medals for their participation in the Elks free Throw Contest. In picture 2 Hr. VanCampen is handing out ribbons for the 8th grade spelling bee winners. In picture 3 we see Nr, Biver giving certificates and pins to those boys who participated in Boys Basketball. In picture 4 there are many happy faces after these girls recieve some awards for being in track. 63 High School Swards Students rewarded for achievement BRIDGER — Academic award night was held May 13 in conjunction with the an- nual arts fair. The following academic awards were presented: •French awards, Veronica Burnett and Teresa Hall. •Annual staff editors: Carla Lehman and Kellie Wegner. •Hugh O'Brien award: Tracy Gangstad. •I Dare You Awards: Bert Kraft and Jennifer Downs. •Math award: Troy Gay- lord. •Science award: Toni Moorman. •Drama awards: Troy Gaylord, Becky Mudd. •English award: Donelle Premo. •Art award: David Althoff. •Art paperweights: Carol Herden, Randy Parker, Corey Scott. • U.S. Army Reserve: Troy Gaylord, Toni Moor- man. •U.S. Marine Athletic Award: Wes Schwend. •Presidential Academic Fitness Award: Troy Gay- lord, Heidi Van Campen, Donelle Premo. •Girls and Boys State awards: Shane Hutzenbiler and Shannon Gaylord, delegates; Bert Kraft, Danette Stern, alternates. •Business award: Gail Morse. •Social Studies award: Donelle Premo. •Student Council awards: Troy Gaylord, president; Becky Mudd, vice president; Donelle Premo, secretary. •Spirit award: Class of 1987. •National Honor Society Inductees: Bobbi Little, Shan- non Gaylord, Blaine Sal- veson, Bert Kraft, Danette Stern, Annette Althoff, Danny Weisgerber, Billi Little, Tricia Moerkerke, Noelle Scott, Gerry Scheetz, Ty Schwend, Cheryl Giest, Toni Feller, Lenore Richards, Rachel Kraft. •Academic Letters: Bobbi Little, Becky Mudd, Becky Hager, Lance Hutzenbiler, Racnel Kraft, Heidi Moor- man, Jeff Pinnick, Jennifer Nott, Tracy Pfeifer, Erin Randall, Stephanie Scnwend. •Academic Letters given in the fall of 1986: Robert Webber, Ed Royce, Danette Stern, Colette Fishbaugh, Kevin Mudd, Billi Little. •Academic Bars: Heidi Van Campen, Donelle Premo, Toni Moorman, Chris Kapor, Teresa Hall, Troy Gaylord, Blaine Salveson, Bert Kraft, Shane Hutzenbiler, Shannon Gaylord, Jennifer Downs, Annette Althoff, Danny Weisgerber, Noelle Scott, Colette Fishbaugh, Kevin Mudd, Danette Stern, Ty Schwend, Gerry Scheetz, Lenore Richards, Tricia Moerkerke, Billi Little, Cheiyl Giest, Toni Feller. •Band letters: Barb Van- derloos, Deana Skorupa, Corey Scott, Stephanie Sch- wena, Erin Randall, Jeff Pinnick, Tracy Pfeifer, Kelly Peters, Jenny Nott, Heidi Moorman. •Choir awards: Tracy Gangstad, Becky Hager, Rachel Kraft, Lucille Swan, Tami Taylor, Darcy War- rington. •John Phillips Sousa award: Becky Mudd. •Choral award: Teresa Hall. Students were also given awards for participation in tri-county honor band, district festival, state festival, and the annual math exams at the high school and Northwest Community College. On the evening of Nay 13th many outstanding high school students were recognized for various acedemic achievements. The awards ranged from the U.S. Army Reserve Award (picture 1) to Honor Society Induction (pictures 3 and 4). The H.C. for the night was our principal, Mrs. Gaylord (picture 2). The High School Band and Chorus kept everyone entertained throughout the program. Those who attended the awards program were pleased to find out how truly outgoing all the students in BHS really are, in acedemics and in everything they set out to do. 65 jWusic HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS: Back row; Bill! Little, Jaaie Taylor, Jolene Zentner, Toni Feller, Kellie Wegner, Middle row; Tracy Gangstad, Teresa Hall, Heidi Van Caapen, Carla Lehaan, Jenny Nott, Darcy Warrington, Front row; Rachel Kraft, Shannon Gaylord, Bobbi Little, Becky Hager, Becky Mudd, Colette Fishbaugh, Stephanie Schwend JR. HIGH CHOIR: Back Row; Chris Taylor, Kendra Daajanovich, Boyd Hager, Scott Saith, Chad Richardson, Tina Gatlin, Nancy Downs, Danielle Boggio, Kneeling; Larry Stern, Jay McCarten, Jiaay Sweet, Jaaie Tuell, Libby Mudd, Wendi Weisgerber, Sitting; Susan Soaaerfeld, Landon Van Valkenburgh, Becky Scheetz, Christina Hiller 66 HIGH SCHOOL BAND: Standing; Tracy Gangstad, Erin Randall, Shane DeRudder, Sitting back row; Gerry Scheetz, Chris Kapor, Kenny Pfiefer, Steve Kroll, Dennis Soaaerfeld, Eric Grisso, Sitting aiddle row; Heidi Van Caapen, Heidi Hooraan, Joseph Vanderloos, Kelly Peters, Jeff Pinick, Kevin Nudd, Cheryl Giest, Billi Little, Corey Scott, Hicheal White, Curtis McNeill, Wayne Levis, Stephanie Schwend, Jenny Nott, Tracy Pfiefer, Teresa Hall, front row sitting; Bobbi Little, Becky Mudd, Michelle Thiel, Tricia Moerkerke, Jody Caapbell, Toni feller, Rachel Kraft, Barbara Vanderloos, Deana Skorupa, Lenore Richards, Colette fishbaugh HONOR BAND: Heidi Van Caapen, Erin Randell, Micheal White, Billi Little, Dennis Soaaerfeld, Chris Kapor, Steve Kroll, Jenny Nott, Teresa Hall, Lenore Richards, Rachel Kraft, Bobbi Little, Becky Mudd 67 BEGINNERS BAND: Standing; Jennifer Goetz, Natt Randall, Brain Schalla, Sitting Back Ron; Sara Kraft, Cynnaaon Sticka, Tara Holliday, Danielly Nudd, Sitting Middle Row; Jeanne Daniels, Charlene Williaas, Patti Giest, Becky Murphy, Codi Englert, Melissa White, Front Row; Traci Mooraan, Kiaberly Thatcher, Angela Sprosick, Colleen Murphy, Cory Rech,' Christy Van Caapen SIXTH GRADE BAND: Standing; Neil Kidwell, Darren Miller, Sitting Back Row; Mike Mooraan, Steve Nott, Sitting Middle Row; David Miller, Leslie Vandersloot, Carrie Hall, Josh Webber, Sitting Front Row; Jodi Tuell, Robynn Teesdale, Chad Schwend, Brad Sticka, Clayton Sweet, Cathie Schwend 68 SEVENTH AND EIGTH GRADE BAND: Standing; Teresa Haney, Scott Swith, Sitting Back Ron; Chad Richardson, Larry Stern, Becky Scheetz, Landon Van Valkenbourgh, Sitting Riddle Row; Jaaie Tuell, Christy Miller, Susan Althoff, Nancy Downs, Libby Mudd, Mendi Meisgerber, Jiway Sweet, Front Row; Chi Mebber, Danielle 8oggio, Ericka McBride, Susan Sowwerfeld 1. The Jr. High Band performed at the High School Awards. 2. The High School Choir sang Ebony and Ivory at the Fall concert. 69 70 Three high school students earned Superior (I) ratings at the State Music Festival held at Eastern in Billings Mayl-2. Becky Mudd earned a superior rating with her vocal solo; Heidi Van Caapen and Teresa Hall scored a I for their vocal duet. Teresa Hall also earned a II rating for her vocal solo and Tracy Gangstad earned a II for her vocal solo. The coapetitors at the State Music Festival are saall enseables and solos who have recieved a superior rating at the district ausic festival. Each student preforas in a cluster of about 7 or 8 other perforaers and then participates in a aaster class. |3ep Club High School, Pep Club: Standing: Danette Stern, Tracy Gangstad. Kneeling: Tracy Pfeifer, Teresa Hall, Noelle Scott, Billi Little, Stephanie Schwend, Cheryl Giest, Heidi Mooraan, Michelle Thiel, Jolene Zentner, Gayle Norse. Sitting: Becky Mudd, Bobbi Little, Jenny Nott, Deana Skorupa, Erin Randall, Tina Swan, Becky Hager, Shannon Gaylord, Colette Fishbaugh, Tricia Moerkerke, Raquel Teesdale, Lucille Swan. Jr. High, Pep Club: Top Row: Mrs Majerus (Advisor), Jaaie Tuell, Nancy Downs, Teresa Haney, Boyd Hager, Sean Willyard, Scott Saith, Pete Saarela, Susan Soaaerfeld, Kendra Daajanovich, Holly Rutherford, Erika McBride, Tina Gatlin. Middle Row: Danielle Boggio, Libby Mudd, Alicia Richardson, Chi Webber, Susan Althoff, Chad Richardson, Chris Taylor, Toa Rech, Landon Van Valkenburgh, Becky Scheetz. Front Row: Christina Miller, Larry Stern, Jaaes Sweet, Shawn Durden, Jay McCarten, Cory Harmen, Wendy Weisgerber. 72 ,ur SCOUTS This was the year for Pep Club and activities. The girls in Pep Club helped to support everyone and raise the tea� and school spirit. In photo 1 Jolene Zentner is playing the part of an old lady in a skit performed by a few Pep Club aeabers. Behind her are posters aade by the Pep Club during an all night sleepover held in the high school gya. In Picture nuaber 2 Pep Club aeabers are waiting for the start of the Pep asseably. In Photo nuaber 3 the Scouts are showing how auch spirit they can produce. In picture 4 Tracy Gangstad gives Shane Saarela a cake she aade for the boy's basketball tournaaents. 73 Football: Stephaine Schwend, Erin Randall, Tracy Pfeifer, Jolene Zentner. 74 High School Boy's Basketball; Top: Becky Mudd, Teresa Hall, Tracy Pfeifer, Danette Stern. cheer-lead-er (cher' le' dar) n. a person who leads spectators in traditional or formal cheering, esp. at a pep rally, football or basketball gaie, etc. (CHEER + LEADER) 75 Jr.High Cheerleaders: Top to Bottoa: Sue Soaaerfeld, Danielle Boggio, Mendi Weisgerber, Jaaie Tuell, Becky Scheetz, Christy Hiller, Libby Mudd. The junior high cheerleaders worked hard this year. They attended a cheerleading clinic early in the fall to obtain ideas for cheers and share their ideas with others. They planned pep rallies for the football gaaes, the girl's and boy's basketball seasons, plus created special cheers for send offs of those participating in activities like the hoop shoot. In addition to cheering at gaaes, they also spent aany hours perfecting their dance routine which they perforaed at the end of the basketball season. Congratulations on a job well done, girls! Harilyn Majerus, Advisor 76 l VJ Jfootball Top Ron; Charles Pinnick (Coach), Annette Althoff, Shannon Gaylord, Robert Webber, Kelly Peters, Richael White, Jeff Pinnick, Wayne Lewis, Ed Royce, Ty Schwend, Dennis Sonerfeld, Wes Schwend, David Pfeifer, Michelle Thiel, John Biver (Coach), Ken Larson (Coach). Middle Row; Erin Randall, Lynn Bruner, Dan Weisgerber, Peter Cameron, Chris Kapor, Steve Kroll, Blaine Salveson, Hank Snell, Ja es Hutzenbiler, Kenny Pfeifer, Bob Zentner, Ian Morris, Jolene Zentner. Bottom Row; Stephanit Schwend, JJ Smallwood, Lance Hutzenbiler, Shane Saarela, Cory Fredrickson, Shane DeRudder, Davit Althoff, Jared Kidwell, Justin Yearsly, Shane Hutzenbiler, Troy Gaylord, Tracy Pfiefer. turnout and enthusiasm of thi (rear's teaa uas excellent. We had lot of coopetition for positions, thi: helped to develop depth and uade eacl player iaprove. The leadership of the seniors create) a pride in the teaa and a love for foot- ball. I hope they continue to shot these qualities throughout life. I hope the underclassaen continue t( shou and develop a uinning attitude. I enjoyed this past season and shall •luays reoeaber the good times ue had. Coach Biver 78 to R: Robert Webber, Troy Gaylord, Kenny Pfeifer, Chris Kapor, Wayne Lewis David Althoff, Shane DeRudder. Kneeling: Coach Biver.____________________________ Steve Kroll Wes Schwend 1986 Football Season 12 Stanford 33 Bridger 0 Absorkee 50 Bridger 76 Froaberg 54 Bridger 14 Harlotown 44 Bridger 6 Park City 44 Bridger 38 Hyshaa 42 79 Seventh and Eight Grade: Coach Hauge, Boyd Hager, Sean Willyard, Scott Saith, Pete Saarela, Chris Taylor, Tom Rech, Cory Haraen, Jay McCarten, Chad Richardson, Larry Stern, Jiamy Sweet 80 81 ®irls Pasketball Varsity: Coach Brookshier, Noelle Scott, Billi Little, Cheryl Giest, Stephanie Schwend, Jolene Zentner, Bobbi Little, Michelle Thiel, Colette Fishbaugh, Tricia Moerkerke, Mitzi Hutzenbiler, Heidi Noonan 82 Junior Varsity: Tracy Pfeifer, Heidi Noonan, Danielle Saith, Barbara Vanderloos, Michelle Thiel, Coach Scott, Toni Feller, Colette Fishbaugh, Tara Sanford, Erin Randall, Taai Sanford ith a relatively young team, the varsity girls basketball team struggled for victories this season. The girls ended their season with one win and sixteen losses overall. The Scouts played several aggressive ganes and lost in overtime three times. There were several close games that we should have won. stated player Cheryl Giest. These girls were on their toes and the next season should show them more experience. We all learned a lot this season. stated player Bobbi Little. Things will be looking up for this team as they learn and grow together on the court. 1) Cheryl puts it up for two. 2) Jolene and Stephanie fight for the rebound. 3) Stephanie follows through for two. Bridger 29 Froaberg 58 Bridger .8 Plenty Coup 55 Bridger 30 Absarokee 59 Bridger 52 Belfry 36 Bridger 44 Park City 45 Bridger 29 Joliet 74 Bridger 36 Roberts 67 Bridger 35 Froaberg 65 Bridger 32 Absarokee 78 Bridger 51 8elfry 52 Bridger 46 Park City 51 Bridger 37 Plenty Coup 79 Bridger 23 Roberts 57 8ridger 35 Joliet 63 83 Eighth Grade: Coach Fishbaugh, Cathy Schwend, Alicia Richardson, Chi Webber, Teresa Haney, Sue Soaaerfeld, Erica McBride,Tina Gatlin, Kendra Daajanovich, Becky Scheetz, Susan Althoff, Jaaie Tuell Seventh Grade: Coach Fishbaugh, Kendra Oaajanovich, Libby Mudd, Nancy Downs, Danielle Boggio, Cathy Schwend, Wendi Weisgerber, Christy Miller 85 (Siris basketball poys pasketball Varsity: Coach Hague, Blaine Salveson, Wes Schwend, Eric Grisso, Ed Royce, Joe Vanderloos, Jeff Pinnick, Dennis So� � erfeld, Ty Schwend, Danny Weisgerber, Kenny Pfeifer, Kelly Peters, Raguel Teesdale, Shannon Gaylord, Shane Hutzenbiler, Ada� Blumenthal, Shane Saarela, Cheryl Giest, Noelle Scott Junior Varsity: Kevin Mudd, Bob Zentner, Shane Saarela, Ty Schwend, Joe Vanderloos, Jeff Pinnick, Micheal White, Danny Weisgerber, Shawn Murphy, Justin Yearsley, Stephanie Schwend, J.J. Siallwood, Gerry Sheetz, Jared Kidwell, Cory fredrickson, Michelle Thiel, Lucille Swan 87 Disappointing as the season aay look on paper, the Bridger Varsity Boys Basketball tea� put together so� e very exciting gaaes for the croud. The tea� played so� e very close gaaes and if the scores didn't look good on the scoreboard, individual scores were high with «any players in double figures. The most exciting gaae for � e was when I had 25 points stated player Shane Hutzenbiler. When it ca� e ti� e for tourneaents the teaa played better than ever! Although this tea� is losing four valuable seniors, next years tea� will have yet, another exciting year of gaaes lined up for us. 88 1) Bob and Ty wait for the rebound as Shane shoots for two. 2) Ed lakes his love towards the basket. 3) Shane Hutzenbiler and Adai look underneath while Wes tries to block the shot. 4) Ed juips up for the rebound while Dennis waits to see the outcoie. 5) Shane and Adai bring the ball down the court. 6) Blaine drives in for the layup. 7) the J.V. boys wanup before the gaie begins. 3t High Eighth Grade: Landon Van Valkenburgh, Boyd Hager, Coach Biver, Scott Smith, Pete Saarela, Darren Fike, Cory Harmen, Larry Stern 90 Seventh Grade: Coach Biver, Jimmy Sweet, Jay McCarten, Tom Rech, Chris Taylor, Chad Richardson, Duane Dyer boys bos (Siris Volleyball Junior Varsity: Tracy Gangstad, Toni Feller, Heidi Noonan, Billi Little, Noelle Scott, Darcy Harrington, Rachel Kraft, Colette Fishbaugh, Becky Hager, Erin Randall Varsity: Coach Carlson, Nitzi Hutzenbiler, Nelissa Ostwald, Robin Hageaister, Heidi VanCaapen, Cheryl Giest, Toni Noonan, Kellie Wegner, Shannon Gaylord, Coach Noonan, Carol Herden, Toni Feller, Darcy Warrington, Heidi Noonan, Noelle Scott, Traci Noonan Effort, attitude, and hard work were what characterized his year's girls varsity volleyball teaa. All these qualities added together equal uhat else, but success. This year's teaa was very successful finishing the season with 24 wins and 9 losses. They also finished 2nd in their conference and brought hoae the 3rd place trophy from divisionals. Not only did these girls work hard but they also had alot of fun. One of the funniest tiaes was when we got to go to Bozeaan for tournaents. stated player Robin Hageaister. This year was truly a rewarding season and we are looking forward to aany aore to coae. 1) The J.V. gathers near to take advice froa their coach. 2) Nitzi blocks at the net as Kellie waits for the ball. 3) Coach Mooraan gives last ainute instructions to the Varsity. 4) Mitzi bumps the ball up for the setter. 94 High (Siris Volleyball Back Row: Ericka McBride, Jaiie Tuell, Susan So erfeld, Nancy Downs, Teresa Haney, Chi Mebber, Tina Gatlin, Front Row: Nendi Neisgerber, Christy Miller, Alicia Richards, Libby Mudd 1987 was the first year for the Scouts jr. high volleyball prograa. Mrs. Gaylord helped the 7th and 8th grade girls with a great start providing the with not only the basic skills but giving the. ga.e experience as well. These girls will indeed beco.e a vital part of the high school progra giving the Scouts new blood and new talent. 95 ffiigh School {Crack Back Rom: Coach Tuell, Kenny Pfeifer, Coach Biver, Ian Norris, Hank Snell, Eric Grisso, Jeff Pinnick, Wes Schwend, Dennis Soaaerfeld, ly SchMend, Micael White, Coach Fishbaugh, Dennis Rech Middle Rom: Becky Hager, Colette Fishbaugh, Robin Hageaister, Billi Little, Steve Kroll, Stephanie SchMend, Chris Kapor, Lenore Richards, Bert Kraft, Bobbi Little, Gerry Scheetz Front Rom: Shane Hutzenbiler, Jenny Nott, Heidi Mooraan, Tricia Noerkerke, Michelle Ihiel, Darcy Warrington, Adaa Bluaenthal champions! Track is a special sport in the Bridger High School athletic curricula. It is a sport for all; those who love to coaplain, those who love to dedicate theaselves and those who love to do both. As one aight predict, our scout teaa includes representatives froa all three catagories. In spite of all the coaplaints and thanks to the hard work, this season proved successful with the Boys taking 1st at District and Divisonal and State. The girls did exceptionally well also, taking 1st at District. This year's track teaa is soaething to be proud of and will continue to be reneabered for aany years to coae...proof that hard work and dedication really do pay off. 1) Shane coapetes in the high juap. 2) Billi throws the discus. 3) Wes beats the state long juap record by 1 2 inch. 4) Colette runs the aile with a little encourageaent froa a teaaaate. 5) Adaa sprints the last leg of the relay. 97 1) Ty Schwend crosses the finish line first. 2) Bobbi Little sprinting towards a 1st place finish in the 100. 3) Heidi Noornan gives the javlin a try. 4) The boys take a victory lap after winning first place overall at state. 98 3fr. High Crack Back Row: Carrie Hall, Robbyn Teesdale, Chris Taylor, Chi Hebber, Libby Mudd, Wendi Weisgerber, Nancy Downs, Tina Gatlin, Kendra Danjanovich, Teresa Haney, Susan Soaaerfeld, Erica McBride, Jaaie Tuell, Rachel Daajanovich, Jodi Tuell, Leslie Vandersloot, Boyd Hager, Too Rech, Pete Saarela, Landon Van Vulkenburg, Reese Brown, Middle Row: Suaaer Yerger, Cathy Schwend, Chad Schwend, Cory Haraen, Alicia Richards, Jiaay Sweet, Jay McCarten, Chad Richardson, Susan Althoff, Christina Miller, Duane Dyer, Dan'l Donges, Larry Stern, Darren Miller, Front Row: Steve Nott, Mike Mooraan, Justin Feller, Clayton Sweet, Cade Fryday, Cory Rech, Danielle Boggio, Becky Scheetz, Paul Rieger, Joshua Hebber, David Miller, Neil Kidwell The 1987 Jr. High Track season was THE YEAR OF THE SCOUT! Several individual and teaa records were tied or broken. Both the 8th grade and the 7th grade boys and girls teaas swept the Carbon County Meet held in Bridger on April 29th. 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FM SAT 0 COURTEOUS PERSONALIZED 8ERVICE Cmarion) Opticians OJUUUL JULflJL J.fl.lLfl,g,g.flrjUUUULflJUUUUUU nnnnnnnrrirtrsvinrsinrvr DiFRONZO CO. Michael j. Difronzo. C.l.u. Life Ins.f Health Ins.f Group Ins. BUS: 656-0606 2310 Broadwater Suite 9a RES: 656-6666 3 Billings. Montana 591 02 JtOJLOJLOJULIULiLiLIULOJUULOJULILiULOJLOJL 1 'l!ll j MTiM Congratulations to the Class of 1987 V ,C Nv) JLft.JULiLftJUUULftJLOJ ....R gJIAfl � .g.B-BJUUUJLajLftfl a b a a o «' Of Of ° Of Of Of a Of e4 • HnrrroinrraTnro ° 252-4631 656-5900 YVTrrrsinririnrsTrvTrrsTrinrrtnririnnrirsTnrvviri HINES MOTOR SUPPLY Downtown 14 N. 30th St. west 1809 King Ave. W. AUTO TRUCK PARTS -2-S-SULQJUL0JULSLOJLQJLiU Q Si C J3 Q Q £ jUULQJL£JL 2 JUJLfiS BRIDGET BiLO atm } VV fslEW lo aA C P S iNDEPENDANTLY. AND LOCALLY OWNECf I PENNY AND HIKE KIDWElJ IpRIDGLU C)62-3916l bridger hrubs gardens flowers, vegetable plants NORTH OF BRIDGER GAMBLES BRIDGER, HT. 662-3312 112 $ i {i IO I