Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1974 volume:

COYOTE 1974 Chester High School Co-Editors Cheryl Hochberger Butch Marshall Fall is a new beginning, with old friends. . . an old routine, with new knowledge. 5 Education is man's going forth from cocksure ignorance to thoughtful uncertainty. Around the corner are the unknown days of tomorrow. Who knows the future that they will bring. School Daze Is Here Again Assistants and Photographers OFFICE: L. Groseclose, D. Gunderson, V. Eveland, T. Kenfield, G. Campros. LIBRARY: P. Carlstad, D. Carlstad, D. Morrison. 12 I V PHOTOGRAPHERS: FIRST ROW: M. Jeppesen, C. Laas, K. Schuhmacher. SECOND ROW: T. Marshall, Adviser: Mr. Anderson. L. Gagnon. Annual Staff Co-Editors C. Hochberger, B. Marshall. Adviser Mrs. Brannon LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Campros, D. Hull, D. Boyer, D. Gulick, L. Groseclose. C. Hanson. A. Hawks, S. Cameron. A. Eveland, B. Turner. J. Gilbert, B. Kirsten, L. Marshall, C. Laas, K. Schuhmacher. J. Yackley, B. Marshall, C. Hochberger. NOT PICTURED: D. Aitken. Speech and Drama Club N. O’Brien, L. Coffman. V D. Campros LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Kolstad, Y. Eklund, K. Muncy, L Marshall, D. Campros, L. Coffman, Adviser Mrs. Hunnewell, A. Hamel, N. O'Brien, N. Morrison, J. Seidlitz. M. Jeppesen. 14 Distinguished President R. Wolfe Student Council Involvement in many activities highlighted the Student Council meetings in 73-74. Student Council was instru- mental in the organization of a successful homecoming. It was also a participant in the settlement of a mid-year junior class crisis. Volleyballs for the elementary were purchased through Student Council funds. In April one of the main goals fulfilled was the revival of the Carnival to make it the attraction it was years ago. President: R. Wolfe. FIRST ROW: C. Kolstad, P. Glee. C. Hochberger. C. Laas, D. Gifford. SECOND ROW: D. Wolfe. Vice President; J. Seidlitz, K. Wolfe, Secretary-Treasurer; L. Mar- shall. THIRD ROW; Adviser: Mr. Brannon, D. Osterman, L. Langel, Adviser: Mr. Chvilecek. NOT PICTURED: A. Seidlitz. 15 Days of Work for Hours of Pleasure Homecoming festivities began October 4 with a snake dance and bonfire, followed the next day by a parade featuring each classes’ interpreta- tion of a television commercial. The Coyotes triumphed over Harlem and everyone gathered at a victory dance which concluded the Home- coming celebrations. Crown Bearers: S. Kimball, K. Cramer, FIRST ROW; T. Brown, M. Jeppesen. SECOND ROW: C. Hanson, J. King and Queen: T. Brown, M. Jeppesen. Hutchison, L Ramberg, L. Schaub, J. Marshall, S. Campbell. 17 T'was a long season Season Record Chester 20 KG 15 Chester 18 Malta 38 Chester 30 Inverness 46 Chester 27 Ft. Benton 51 Chester 23 Havre 54 Chester 35 Joplin 38 Chester 41 Box Elder 33 Chester 35 Dodson 31 Chester 21 Chinook 58 Chester 20 Rudyard 28 For the first time, a girls basketball district tournament was held, laying a foundation for enthusiasm among the members of the team and the fans. Although the team was defeated in the playoffs, the spirit of the team remains and will carry on for another year. Co-Captains: T. Lyders, K. Wolfe. FIRST ROW; Manager: L. Soper, T. Wolfe, N. Fenger, P. Glee, T. Hull, L. Boyer, Manager: D. Gunderson. SECOND ROW: A. Laird, K. Wolfe, T. Lyders, C. Muncy, L. Cushing, K. Bailey, Coach: L. Gorder. 19 Blood, Sweat and Tears The Coyotes placed seven men on the All- Conference football teams. This equals the number of players making the team in 1969. FIRST ROW: A. Eveland. B. Ma SECOND ROW: J. Dolezal. D. THIRD ROW: T. Brown, D. Sc Varsity Scores Chester 16 Simms 24 Chester 32 Valier 8 Chester 26 Big Sandy 7 Chester 24 Cut Bank JV 0 Chester 44 Harlem 14 Chester 36 Sunburst 13 Chester 45 Belt 0 Chester 10 Cascade 14 21 The Chester Coyote football squad ended its conference season with a record of five wins and two losses. Since some of the games were won by quite a few points, it gave the underclassmen experience that will be needed next year. Seniors: D. Hull, L Schaub, J Eklund, J. Dolezal, B. Marshall, R Wolfe, T. Marshall, B. Turner, B. Brown. A. Eveland. KNEELING: Coach S. Wood. 22 FIRST ROW: B. Romain, R. Seidlitz, D. Osterman, B. Waite, S. Heimbigner, F. Fenger, L. Pugsley, M. Lakey, C. Lybeck, N. Lakey, P. Stores, R. Brown, J. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Manager: T. Jacobson, D. Soper, S. Campbell, N. Leitch, D. Wolfe, B. Jeppeson, K. Adams, K. Smith, T. Kenfield, B. Turner, M. Seidlitz, B. Brannon, K. Mar- shall. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coaches: G. Kulpus, B. Gunderson, Manager: J. Seidlitz, R. Wolfe, J. Dolezal, D. Hull, J. Eklund, T. Brown, D. Schaefer, L. Schaub, T. Marshall, B. Marshall, B. Brown, A. Eveland, Coach: S. Wood. 23 b Winfer 24 Senior High FHA LEFT SIDE: President: D. Seidlitz, L. Leitch, V. Gjesdahl, Y. Eklund, S. Dolezal, D. Boyer, P. Dolezal, K. Limesand, T. Wolfe, M. Balsley, Adviser: Mrs. Eveland. RIGHT SIDE: Vice President: L. Soper, Secretary- Treasurer: T. Ish, D. Aitken, M. Gunderson, K. Thielman, C. Johnson, K. Bailey, L. Ramberg, D. Morrison, D. Gunderson. Junior High FHA LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Albright, L. Langel, Secretary-Treasurer: J. Seidlitz, J. Campbell, J. Jensen, R. Jacob- son, B. Gunderson, President: J. Ludwig, Vice President: M. Nelson, Adviser: Mrs. Eveland. Betty Crocker Homemaker N. O'Brien State FHA Delegates FHA was affiliated with an assorted number of activities during 73-74. Besides sponsoring several dances throughout the year, they were also responsible for concessions during wrestling meets. Other business included bake sales, car- mel apple and fudge sales, a hope chest raffle, and a spring boutique. All this helped to make it possible for the eight members pictured below to attend the State FHA Convention in Bozeman on March 20-22. Junior High: J. Ludwig, B. Gunderson, J. Campbell, J. Seidlitz. High School: L. Soper, D. Seidlitz, K. Bailey, D. Aitken. 27 Paper Roses Paper Roses” was the theme for this year's Sweethearts Ball, sponsored by the FHA on February 2. The multi- purpose room was the site of the dance and was decora- ted in coloful red and white. The music was furnished by Whiplash from Helena. King and Queen: C. Hanson, D. Graham. FIRST ROW: C. Hanson, D. Graham. SECOND ROW: M. Gunderson, M. Lakey, L. Soper, K. Smith, T. Ish, J. Hurley. 28 Juniors Revive Dickens A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens was presented December 21, by a cast of 16 juniors: L. Coffman, Narrator; G. Campros, Scrooge; S. Dolezal, Tiny Tim; N. Morrison, Ghost of the Past; C. Good, Ghost of the Future; B. Thompson, Marley; L. Gagnon, Bob Cratchit; K. Schuhmacher, Mrs. Cratchit; with A. Hawks, T. Lyders, J. Schwede, and A. Stand- iford as the Crachit children. C. Laas, N. Leitch, and D. Morrison, also appeared in the play. Teachers are Funny The faculty presented the play People Are Funny March 1 and 7. The cast of 14 teachers por- trayed the comedy expertly for three different audiences. The play was one which could be en- joyed by both children and adults. Part of the proceeds went toward the purchasing of a new spotlight for the auditorium. 30 D. Boyer, D. Maki. Flag Bearers and Pep Club FIRST ROW: President: D. Boyer, Vice President: K. Wolfe, Secretary-Treasurer: T.Lyders. SECOND ROW: P. Broadhurst, C. Kolstad, C. Hanson, T. Ish. THIRD ROW: L. Marshall, K. Gunderson, D. Boyer, T. Wolfe, J. Marshall, V. Eveland, D. Nelson. FOURTH ROW: K. Kammerzell, L. Kolstad, R. Gjesdahl, B. Brown, D. Maki, B. Marshall, S. Wickum, A. Hawks, B. Hurley, N. Fenger. FIFTH ROW: K. Broadhurst, A. Hamel, L. Cushing, C. Hemmer, P. Glee, T. Furlong, V. Gjesdahl, Y. Eklund, M. Jeppesen, D. Seidlitz, J. Jensen. SIXTH ROW: L. Groseclose, A. Hawks, C. Hanson, R. Wolfe, D. Hull, A. Standiford, K. Thielman, C. Muncy, K. Bailey, L. Soper, J. Schwede, B. Herman, J. Yackley, K. Glee. 31 Toughness, Tension, and Triumph The Coyote basketball squad had a successful season ending up with a conference record of 10 wins and six losses. By doing this the Coyotes placed third in the conference. At the divisional tournament in Shelby the Coyotes won over the Harlem Wildcats and the Sunburst Refiners, but lost to the Fairfield Eagles and Cascade Badgers to place fourth. Five seniors are graduating this year, three of them starters, but there is good potential for a successful season next year. The overall record was 14 wins and six losses. Ten Eveland Geniors 33 Junior High FIRST ROW: B. Kenfield, K. Seidlitz, D. Romain, K. Due, T. Didier, B. Brannon, Manager B. Jeppesen. SECOND ROW: M. Mattson. M. Yackley, J. Burkhead, S. Marshall, R. Ramberg, K. Gunderson, G. John- son, Manager B. Kaiser. THIRD ROW: B. Harmon, B. Ish, A. Seidlitz, D. Wicks, R. Heimbigner, M. Lyders, J. Thisselle. FOURTH ROW: M. Duffin, P. Overlie, W. Fenger, J. Brown, S. Anderson, C. Lybeck, Coach T. Morrison. Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: J. Hurley, J. Anderson, D. Osterman, D. Soper, S. Campbell. SECOND ROW: Coach J. Tacke, S. Heimbigner, P. Stores, D. Fredrickson, R. Brown, S. Hamel, B. Brannon, Manager D. Aitken. Season Summary Chester 50 Thompson Falls 45 Chester 56 Belt 59 Chester 69 Big Sandy 50 Chester 53 Sunburst 68 Thompson Falls Tournament Chester 63 Thompson Falls 51 Chester 79 Plains 62 Chester 77 Simms 53 Chester 60 Cascade 63 Chester 69 Valier 58 Chester 73 Harlem 71 Chester 54 Big Sandy 55 Chester 68 Fairfield 46 Chester 50 Sunburst 56 Chester 75 Rudyard 68 Chester 67 Fairfield 63 Chester 72 Simms 44 Chester 77 Cascade 70 Chester 78 Valier 37 Chester 64 Harlem 65 Chester 74 Belt 60 Divisional Tournament Shelby Chester 80 Harlem 58 Chester 56 Cascade 71 Chester 51 Sunburst 48 Chester 52 Fairfield 68 Total 1567 Total 1389 All Tournament Selections B. Hurley, D. Hull, and B. Marshall were the Co- Captains and selected as members of the All-Tour- nament teams. (B. Marshall first team, D. Hull second team, B. Hurley honorable mention.) Varsity FIRST ROW: R. Wolfe, B. Hurley, T. Kenfield, Coach B. Gunderson, Manager J. Yackley, K. Marshall, R. Oraw, A. Eveland. SECOND ROW: K. Smith, D. Hull, D. Wolfe, T. Brown, D. Schaefer, B. Marshall. 35 Cheerleaders K. Glee, J. Jensen, N. Fenger. Varsity Basketball MASCOT: K. Gunderson; L. Groseclose, K. Broadhurst, I. Marshall, K. Kammerzell. Varsity Wrestling D. Nelson, J. Jensen, N. Fenger, K. Glee. 36 Junior High Junior Varsiiy C. Kolstad, C. Hanson, P. Broadhurst, T. Ish. TOP TO BOTTOM: J. Seidlitz, M. Nelson, K. Kammerzell, L. Langel. LEFT: J. Jensen 37 CAPTAINS: B. Turner, B. Brown, J. Dolezal. Competition was tough for the Coyote wrestlers this year. Many wrestlers went to the divisional meet in Fairfield to help the Coyotes become the number one team in the Northern Division. Seven members placed at this meet making them eligible to go on to tougher compe- tition at the state level. Colin Lybeck, Jim Dolezal, and Brad Turner each took first, while Barry Turner took second, Buster Brown third. Butch Jeppesen and Kelly Adams fourth to make the Chester Coyotes the NUMBER ONE Class B wrest- ling team in the state. They were ex- pertly coached by Mr. Steve Wood. SENIORS: J. Dolezal, B. Brown, L. Schaub, B. Turner, T. Marshall. 38 FIRST ROW: Coaches G. Kulpas, S. Wood. SECOND ROW: D. Nelson, N. Fenger, J. Jensen, K. Glee. THIRD ROW: Managers D. Boyer, J. Seidlitz. FOURTH ROW: C. Lybeck, K. Adams, R. Seidlitz, B. Turner, J. Dolezal, L. Schaub, B. Brown, B. Jeppesen, B. Thompson, B. Turner. C. Lybeck - 98 Ju |i: B. Turner - 112 J. Dolezal - Hwt. 42 The Beginning of the End 43 Science Clubs High School FIRST ROW: President: C. Evans, Vice President: M. Seidlitz. Sec- retary-Treasurer: K. Muncy. SECOND ROW: P. Adams, Advisor: Mr. Krook, D. Schaefer, A. Hamel. Junior High FIRST ROW: C. Raunig, President: T. Muncy, K. Thielman. SECOND ROW: Secretary-Treasurer: J. Burk- head, B. Kaiser, K. Seidlitz, Ad- visor: Mr. Gunderson, R. Overlie, R. Heimbigner. State Fair Participants Five students attended the State Science Fair in Missoula April 5-6. The students and their awards are: P. Adams, excellent; C. Evans, good; M. Seidlitz, good; K. Mun- cy, good; D. Schaefer, honorable mention. Pam was awarded a $500 scholarship to the U of M by the Missoula Exchange Club at the fair. 44 High School Week D. Boyer, D. Hull, and B. Lakey atten- ded the High School Week activities April 25-27 on the MSU campus in Boze- man. These seniors were given tests en- abling them to compete for scholarships. As a result of these tests, Dennis received a $250 Electrical Engineering Scholarship. Boys'and Girls' Sfafe FIRST ROW: Delegates: N. O’Brien, J. Seidlitz, R. Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Al- ternates: K. Glee, T. Marshall, A. Eveland. Spor ored by the American Legion and Auxilia� , the delegates spent a week during the summer of ’73 studying state and local government at Western Montana and Carroll Colleges. Science Winner Maih Winners D. Hull was awarded the Science and Math Award given by the Science Club to the stu- dent maintaining the highest average through four years of science and math. D. Hofer, T. Ish. These sophomore girls were top scorers in a Na- tional High School Math Contest given to 47 CHS students. The girls tied for first place with J. Eklund receiving the second highest score. 45 New School Records Set Varsity R. Brown. T. Brown. B. Hurley. B. Brown. B. Marshall. K. Marshall. C. Hanson, S. Campbell M Seidlitz, Coach J. Tacke. NOT PICTURED: R. Wolfe. 46 Junior Varsity Place Second at Stale hi SENIORS: C. Hanson, B. Brown, B. Hurley, B. Marshall. NOT PICTURED: R. Wolfe. FIRST ROW; K. Gunderson, S. Anderson, M. Mattson, S. Marshall. SECOND ROW: B. Brannon, C. Lybeck, J. Thisselle, T. Didier, J. Burkhead, K. Seidlitz. THIRD ROW: P. Overlie, R. Heimbigner, A. Seidlitz, Coach T. Morrison, D. Wicks. The 1974 track team did well. Many records were broken and one was tied. B. Hurley broke the high jump record by jumping 6'3-l 2 . B. Marshall broke the triple jump and long jump records, jumping 45 6-1 2 He also oroke the low hurdle record with a time of :20.4. The 880-yard relay team consisting of R. Wolfe, B. Brown, K. Mar- shall, B. Hurley set a new record of 1:36.2. B. Brown equaled a record set in 1972 in the 100-yard dash by running :10.35. The Coy- otes took second place at the divisional meet in Cascade scoring 63 points. B. Marshall set a new divisional record in the triple jump by going 44' 10-1 2 . B. Marshall, B. Hur- ley, B. Brown, K. Marshall, R. Wolfe, M. Seidlitz, T. Brown, and C. Hanson went to the state meet in Missoula. B. Marshall set a new state triple jump record of 45' 2 and tied ihe state high hurdle record of :14.9. He also placed first in the long jump and low hurdles scoring a total of 24 of Chesters’ 32 points. B. Hurley placed third in the high hurdles and fifth in both the low hurdles and high jump. B. Brown placed third in the 100-yard dash. Coach Tacke did an excel- lent job as was indicated by the year's results. 47 Cindergals Place Third at Divisional Chester girls placed third af- ter Fairfield and Cascade in the divisional track meet held in Cascade May 25. Nine girls represented Chester in the state track meet held in Billings May 31 and June 1. They were F. Hull, P. Glee, C. Lakey, D. Lakey, P. Broadhurst, K. Broadhurst, K. Kammeu U, J. Ludwig, T. Lyders; of these nine only Tierney placed. She went out at 5'0 to place third in the high jump. Outstanding efforts were made by all the girls throughout the entire season. FIRST ROW: C. Hemmer, K. Kammeraell, J. Ludwig, M. Gunderson. L. Boyer, D. Lakey, J. Marshall, Mana- gers; V. Eveland, D. Aitken. SECOND ROW: Coach: L, Gorder, C. Stoner, K. Thielman, P. Glee, P. Broad- 8 hurst, T. Hull, K. Broadhurst, T. Lyders, K. Glee, C. Leighton, L. Cushing, C. Lakey. NOT PICTURED: L. Marshall, T. Furlong. FIRST ROW: Manager: R. Jacobson, J. Seidlltz, C. Raunig, J. Ludwig, J. Campbell, L. Leitch, K. Thielman, J. Jensen, L. Duffin, L. Langel. SECOND ROW: Coaches: L. Gorder, G, Kulpas, P. Evans, K. Albright, K. Kam- merzell, N. Wolfe, M. Nelson, T. Muncy, J. Gummer, D. Raunig, R. Pugsley, Assistant Coach: D, Gunderson. 49 Never Enough Time On March 30, teachers and students crowded into the multi-purpose room to attend the 1974 Prom. KING AND QUEEN: B. Hurley. B. Lakey. B. Hurley, D. Carlstd, B. Turner, B. Lakey, A. Hawks, N. O'Brien, J. Dolezal, P. Adams, Crown bearers: R. Fenger, J. Fritz. Carnival CapH vales Hundreds The first carnival merriment in two years commenced April 20, at 7:30. The actual work began Monday with frame construction, and continued with booth decorating throughout the week. The booths were made by the classes and various clubs. The festivities ended with a dance held in the gym. 52 'C' Club t FIRST ROW: L. Soper, K. Bailey, L. Cushing, Advisor: Mr. Morrison, C. Muncy, C. Lakey,tC. Hoch- berger, T. Lyders. SECOND ROW: K. Marshall, T. Campbell, J. Yackley, L. Schaub, C. Hanson, K. Wolfe, T. Kenfield, B. Turner. THIRD ROW: President: D. Hull, Vice President: B. Marshall, Secre- tary-Treasurer: A. Eveland. NOT PICTURED: R. Wolfe, J. Dolezal, L. Marshall. Three and Four Year LeHermen 'FIRST ROW: Three Year Lettermen: B. Turner, T. Brown, J. Yackley, B. Hurley, D. Hull, C. Hanson. SECOND ROW: Four Year Lettermen: B. Brown, B. Marshall, J. Seidlitz, A. Eveland, L. Schaub, B. Turner, T. Marshall. NOT PICTURED: R. Wolfe, J. Dolezal. C Club Banquet 53 Choral Groups Choralaires FIRST ROW: J. Eklund, M. Jeppesen, D. Hofer, R. Wolfe. SECOND ROW: D. Wolfe, S. Hofer. A. Hamel, C. Good, C. Johnson, J. Seidlitz, K. Wolfe, L. Schaub. Junior High wv.i I 1 La «■! mmm f rj ni nr . FIRST ROW: L. Campros, C. Raunig, R. Overlie, M, Mattson. M. Lyders, R. Wickum, L. Hendrickson. K. Due. S. Nuxoll, L. Langel, K. Kammerzell. J. Seidlitz. R. Keith. M. Nelson. Director of Choirs: Miss Wingenbach. SECOND ROW: T. Muncy, J. Hofer, K. Albright, R. Pugsley. C. Lybeck, K. Seidlitz, J. Pierson. J. Cushing, J. Thisselle, T. Didier, K. Osier, L. Duffin, J. Ludwig, V. Stoner, R. Jacobson. THIRD ROW: N. Dolezal. K. Hofer. C. Lakey, J. Campbell, W. Nuxoll, P. Evans. D. Wicks. B. Kaiser. S. Marshall, B. Kenfield, D. Romain, W. Fenger, J. Campros, J. Jensen, L. Leitch, T. Lomen. FOURTH ROW: K. Thielman, K. Blair, K. Harmon. H. Wolfe, L. Laas, J. Cummer, B. Ish, B. Harmon, J. Burkhead, L. Skierka, B. Jeppesen. L. Laas. P. Overlie, S. Sargent, D. Raunig, B. Turner, B. Gunderson. C. McCallum. 54 Senior FIRST ROW: J. SECOND ROW: Schaub. Quartet Seidlitz, K. Wolfe. M. Jeppeson, L. 1 High School I FIRST ROW: J. Kuntz, D. Gunderson, J. Eklund, D. Wolfe, A. Hamel, L. Soper, L. Kolstad, T. Lakey, Miss Wingenbach. SECOND ROW: T, Ish, P. Broadhurst. C. Kolstad. J. Seidlitz, R. Seidlitz, R. Thompson. J. Blair, C. Hanson, M. Gunderson, D. Seidlitz. THIRD ROW: C. Good, K. Bailey, M. Jeppesen, M. Seidlitz, L. Gagnon. K. Wolfe. D. Hofer. P. Dolezal. W. Hawks. FOURTH ROW: C. Campbell, K. Thielman, S. Hofer, T. Lyders, D. Maki, R. Wolfe. L. Schaub. K. Glee. J. Jensen, C. Johnson, C. Muncy. New Gingers LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Bailey, D. Gunderson, P. Broadhurst, T. Lyders, K. Glee, C. Muncy. Girls Quariei LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Good, S. Hofer, D. Hofer, C. Johnson. 55 Bands Stage FIRST ROW: L. Laas, M. McCallum, T. Brown, C. Laas, K. Schuhmacher, L. Kolstad, K. Wolfe. SECOND ROW: M. Jeppesen, F. Fenger, N. Fenger, M. Seidlitz, R. Thompson, S. Hofer, J. Seidlitz, D. Hofer, Accompanist: T. Ish. Brass Ensemble FIRST ROW: L. Schaub, M. Seidlitz, D. Hofer. SECOND ROW: F. Fenger, N. Fenger, M. McCallum. T. Brown. Junior High FIRST ROW: K. Albright, K. Hofer, K. Blair, L. Laas, J. Jensen, J. Seidlitz. SECOND ROW: L. Laas, M. Yackley, S. Anderson, K. Seidlitz, H. Wolfe, L. Duf- fin. THIRD ROW: B. Brannon, M. Mattson. K. Gun- derson, J. Brown. R. Violett. Director of Bands: Miss Pond. FOURTH ROW: M. Duffin, A. Seidlitz, D. Wicks, R. Ramberg, G. Johnson, R. Heimbigner. 56 Marching LEFT SIDE: C. Hemmer, D. Gifford, L. Didier, R. Seidlitz, T. Lyders, M. Seidlitz, L. Schaub, M. Jeppesen, K. Schuhmacher, M. McCallum, F. Fenger. RIGHT SIDE: A. Hawks, J. Anderson, L. Kolstad, D. Soper, C. Laas, D. Hofer, A. Hawks, C. Good, N. Fenger, T. Brown. Grade School FIRST ROW: C. Hofer, R. Axtman, D. Skinner, J. Ludwig, L. Thisselle. SECOND ROW: D. Wolfe, J. Sargent, R. Violett, W. Kolstad, A. Dolezal. THIRD ROW: S. Axtman, M. Dolezal, R, Raunig, D. Gunderson, S. Laird. FOURTH ROW: T. Fenger, R, Eklund, J. Gjesdahl, G, Buffington, K. Kam- merzell. FIFTH ROW: A. Skari, K. McCallum, J. Wolfe, S. Buffington, S. Meissner. SIXTH ROW: D. Petersen, R. Boyer, M. Dauwalder, G. Anderson, D. Kenfield. 57 Outstanding Musicians All-State Choir S. Hofer, M. Jeppesen, R. Wolfe, D. Hofer. Accompanist T. Ish All-State Band M. McCallum Summer in Europe M. Jeppesen, C. Johnson. Summer of '74 found M. Jeppesen in the America's Youth Concert and C. Johnson in the Montana's Youth Choir. These girls were able to tour several European countries while singing in the designated choirs. 58 Together Seniors DENNIS D. HULL BONITA J. LAKEY TONY R. MARSHALL Valedictorian Saluta torian CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer, Pam Adams; Vice President, Lon Schaub; President, Darla Boyer. CHERYL M. MUNCY DARLA K. BOYER DEBBIE GAIL MAKI ARTHUR J. MARSHALL DEBBIE CARLSTAD MILLER RODNEY DANIEL WOLFE KENDRA KAY WOLFE ALLEN W. EVELAND JACALYN LEE JENSEN 63 STACY NELSON WICKS BARRY S. TURNER KAYE SUSAN GLEE BUSTER E. BROWN DARYL JEAN SEIDLITZ PAMELA COFFMAN SCHEELE CAROLYN JOHNSON JOHN E. EKLUND LYNETTE M. SOPER LON WILLIAM SCHAUB TIM EVANS DAWN MYRA AITKEN STEVE CAMERON LINDA S. GROSECLOSE JIM A. YACKLEY LYNN D. MARSHALL ROBERT A. HURLEY PAMALA ADAMS MARY CHRISTINE JEPPESEN 66 JOEL G. STANDIFORD CHERYL A. HOCHBERGER CURTIS E. HANSON JIM DOLEZAL CARLADA EVANS ALLEN L. HAMEL ADRIAN HAWKS LOIS BRIN DIEMERT JOHN E. SEIDLITZ DIANE CAMPROS Eager to realize a togeth- erness that must be left forever untouched We pause to remember the good times before movin'on to enjoy, enjoy, ENJOY. 67 Class of '75 Karen Bailey Tom Brown George Campros Kenneth Carlstad Peggy Carstad Lorri Coffman Sharlene Dolezal Nita Fenger Lyle Gagnon Jim Gilbert Corinne Good Debi Graham Diane Gunderson Rod Hanson Angela Hawks April Howery Karl Jcppescn Boots Kirsten 68 Cyndy Laas Neil Leitch Charlotte Lakey Tierney Lyders Michael McCallum Darlene Morrison Natalie Morrison Rod Oraw Lynda Ram berg Don Schaefer Kaye Schuhmacher Jeanne Schwede Bill Shettel Vincent Skierka Kevin Smith Alana Standiford Wayne Thisselle Robert Thompson Bradley Turner Beverly Wickum Sherry Wickum David Wolfe 69 Class o '76 Kelly Adams Duane Aitken Marilyn Balsley Jerry Blair Dana Boyer Bruce Brannon Kim Broadhurst Jack Burkhead Steve Campbell Bruce Clark Leslie Cushing LeAnn Didier Penny Dolezal Yvonne Eklund Vangie Eveland Bonita Frazer Dan Frederickson Derek Gifford Rhonda Gjesdahl Wanda Hawks Stanley Heimbigner Carol Hemmer Becky Herman Diane Hofer Sharon Hofer Jim Hurley Tamie Ish Janice Jacobson 70 Tim Jacobson Kari Kammerzell Tim Kenfield Corinne Kolstad Laura Kolstad Janet Kuntz Anna Laird Nathan Lakey Thalia Lakey Chelli Leighton Kaye Limesand Jeanne Ludwig Jodine Marshall Kenneth Marshall Kathryn Muncy Darcy Nelson Brian Romain Elayne Schaefer Mark Seidlitz Alan Skari Dale Soper Lora Stratton William Waite Tracie Wolfe 71 Class o '77 Jeff Anderson Darrell Aitken Lana Boyer Patti Jo Broadhurst Robert Brown Kathy Campbell Yvonne Campros Larry Carlstad Steve Carlstad Fred Fenger Dean Fox Terri Furlong Vickie Gjesdal Pati Glee Mary Gunderson Steve Hamel Connie Hanson Ricky Herman Theresa Hull CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer, Connie Hanson: Vice President, Mary Hutchison: President Mark Lakey. 72 John Hutchison Mary Hutchison Cynthia Kolstad Debbie Lakey Mark Lakey Lana Leitch Colin Lybeck Douglas Osteiman Jeff Peterson Leslie Pugsley Roger Seidlitz Dean Soper Cathlene Stoner Pat Stores Kenlyn Thielman Laureen Wilson Dale Wickum 73 Scott Anderson Kelly Blair James Brown Janine Campros James Cushing Nancy Dolezal Michael Duffin Wesley Fenger Jackie Gummer Brenda Gunderson Kathy Harmon Jolene Hofer Kirby Hofer Kristie Kammerzell Leslie Laas Lynda Laas Laurie Langel Lisa Leitch Terri Lomen Chad Lybeck Martin Lyders Christine McCallum Theresa Muncy Wendy Nuxoll Kenneth Osier Paul Overlie Jeff Pierson Denise Raunig Leo Skierka Kimberly Thielman Jon Thisselle Betha Turner Randy Violett Dennis Wilson Ricky Wickum Helen Wolfe CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer, Roger Heimbigner; Vice President, Bret Kenfield; President, David Wicks. Class of '79 Kathy Albright Bill Brannon Jim Burkhead Jody Campbell Lana Campros Thadd Didier Linda Duffin Patty Jo Evans Kenneth Gunderson Bill Harmon Roger Heimbigner Kathy Hofer Larry Henderickson Bennie Ish Rhonda Jacobson Jan Jensen Bruce Jeppeson Glenn Johnson Brian Kaiser Rhonda Keith Bret Kenfield Colette Lakey Jackie Ludwig Michael Mattson Scott Marshall Melody Nelson Sherry Nuxoll Richard Overlie Robyn Pugsley Ray Rambeig Christie Raunig Dallas Romain Susie Sargent Adan Seidlitz Joan Seidlitz Kelly Seidlitz Virginia Stoner David Wicks Nanci Wolfe Mark Yackley Sixth Grade MR. McCREA, Principal MR. THOMAS Doug Aitkcn Mike Blair Sharon Buffington Justin Christofferson Dean Hendrickson Cheryl Hofer Curtis Hofer Jeri Jensen Davy Kenfield Shawn Meissner Debbie Nealy Gerald Schuhmacher Wynnette Seidlitz Donna Skinner Troy Wanken MRS. MARMON Greg Anderson Rosemarie Axtman Rodney Boyer Gary Carlstad Michael Dauwalder Kelly Diemert Arthur Dolezal LaNette Gjesdal Kenny Jeppesen Wayne Kolstad Roger Lakey Kathy McCallum Susan Peterson Andrea Skari Ronald Violett JoAnne Wolfe Clara Wooten 76 Fifth Grade MR. BUTLER Casey Burtch Marla Campros Sherry Carlstad Joy Carter Kenny Cushing Lisa Duffin Jack Harden Charleen Harman Scott Laird Jenni Ludwig Shawn Osier David Pugsley Jim Sargent Renee Swank Becky Turner John Wickum Donnie Wolfe MRS. SCHROER Colleen Cole Ronald Eklund David Gunderson Jill Harden Warren Hofland Bryan Muncy Michelle Os term an Ronald Overlie David Petersen Donna Raunig Rodney Raunig Mary Lou Stoner Tom Thielman Lynnette Thisselle Terri VanDessel Janine Wardell 77 Fourth Grade MRS. AITKEN Steve Axtman David Baker Joan Broadhurst Gary Buffington Joe Campros Bret Christofferson Jodi Cicon Mark Dolezal Jerry Gjesdal Kurt Kammerzell Carson Krook Kelly Lakey Kristin Manska Kaloni Overlie Cathy Peterson Ann Seidlitz Sharyn Standiford MR. RIZZO Kirby Albright Rory Anderson Sandy Baker Pat Brinkman Jane Carlstad Cari Cramer Jed Didier Tim Fenger Carrie Fritz Doug Kimball Jody Krejci Barbara Leitch Jeri Ludwig Lyle Muncy Mike Murphy Wendy Seidlitz 78 Third Grade MRS. WOODCOCK Cindy Butler Amy Chvilicek Leora Enneberg Kathy Gifford Kyle Griffin Carla Harden Richard LaBelle Barry Loman Robert Manska Blaine Meissner Laura Overlie Shawn Petersen Susanne Stoner MRS. LEIGHTON Billy Brendgard Shane Chadwick Charlotte Didier Dawn Earl Darren Hamel Loren Hawks Cheri Heimbigner Robbie Laas Dianne Nealy Tim Osier Christine Standiford 79 Second Grade MRS. LUDWIG Frank Blair Donna Carlstad Brett Earl Joe Fritz Staci Graham Nancy Harmon Bob Kimball Greg LaBelle Linda McCallum Dean Raunig Perry Ritchie Trina Seidlitz Michael Smith Ed Thielman Blaine Turner Rae Lynn Wanken MISS O'DAY Wendy Anderson Gina Butler Todd Cramer Betty Hofer Lora LaBelle Darren Overlie Allison Passage Catherine Pugsley Eugene Seidlitz Russell Wolfe 80 First Grade MISS MURPHY Frank Axtman James Baker Karlan Christofferson Rachel Chvilicek Lenny Cole Ilia Kay Cushing Renee Fenger Jim Fritz Scon Kimball Terry Manska Ray Morkrid Mildred Shettel Colleen Standiford Jack Wagner MRS. HALL Craig Broadhurst Rita Chvilicek Kevin Cicon Cristi Cramer Mark Duff in Michael Fenger Karla Griffin Brian Hamel Tim Kolstad Stephanie Krook Janna LaBelle Dennis Sargent Philipp Warden 81 Other Staff Members FIRST ROW: Cooks: Ruth Eveland, Bonnie Overlie. SECOND ROW: Martha Wright, Gloria Boyer. Esther Will Karen Tuss Greg Graff Remedial Reading Secretary Business Manager Lois Schaun Librarian Edna Lund Noon Supervisor Larry Bassett Janitor Spike Stone Janitor Virgil Chadwick Janitor 82 Administration CON MURPHY, Superintendent Faculty LuJANE GORDER Art, P.E, Coach ' A- HELEN BRANNON Commercial JOE BRANNON Math 83 MARVIN KROOK Science JANICE WINGENBACH Music DON VanDESSEL P.E., Drivers Ed. KAREN TACKE English STEVE WOOD Social Studies. Coach ILENE CUMMER JOE TACKE DOROTHY JOHNSON Library, P.E.f Math Math. Coach Guidance, Home Economics 84 TOM MORRISON PATRICA EVELAND ROBERT GUNDERSON YVONNE HUNNEWELL History, P.E., Coach Home Economics Science, Coach English GERALD KULPUS Social Studies, Coach JANICE ALBRIGHT Business, French, English NORMAN ANDERSON FRANKIE POND Industrial Arts Band Ptl Vvv S Don Cummer A. L. Ploss Max and Sue Brown Arthur G. Morrison Roy and Maxine Wiekum Clifford and Shirley Lybeck Ben J. Oswood _D_ v Jim and Jackie Coffman JW Roke and Wardell 3 Kolstad Farms Sharon and Richard Harmon Breed Creek Tom Osterman Herefords, Troy Lakey Hurley-Brown Bucking Stock John Dolezal ]. A. and Violet Broadhurst Howard J. McQuigg August Laas THIELMAN IMPLEMENT Dealer for Minneapolis Moline, Massey Ferguson, Case, and GMC Trucks, Anderson Duckfoot and Rodweeders Chester, Montana Phone 334-2471 The Staff and Management Wish the Class of 1974 the Best of Luck in Its New Future LIBERTY BANK OF MONTANA A Full Service Bank Member FDIC Federal Reserve 89 leet Sennet [qmpment GILBERT'S Your NAPA Dealer Phone 334-3951 Car, Truck and Tractor Parts HANSON'S TEXACO Good Luck to the Class of 1974 Phone 334-3031 FRONTIER AVIATION Grumman AgCat - The Best and Most Modem Aircraft Built Today Fast Efficient Spraying Service JOEL FENGER Business Phone 334-3344 Home 334-5521 Chester, Montana MARIAS EQUIPMENT Congratulations Class of 1974 Chester, Montana Phone 334-3071 91 92 WAGON WHEEL STEAKHOUSE A Friendly Place Where Friends Meet in Chester, Montana ART and DOROTHY KAISER say Congratulations Seniors of '74 COUNTY FAIR IGA We Really Care at County Fair Chester, Montana Phone 334-3881 J r • ■_ Sj r CHESTER MOTORS DON RAUNIG - Owner Ford Has A Better Idea Phone 334-5171 DICK OLSON CONSTRUCTORS INC. General and Certified Remodeling Contractors 1124 - 24th St. So., Great Falls, Montana 93 LIBERTY COUNTY Chester TIMES 334-2211 LIBERTY DRUG BILL KIMBALL - Owner Chester 334-3571 GAMBLES COAST TO COAST Carpets T.V.s Clothing LAWRENCE SCHAEFER Sporting Goods Store CLIFF and CURT HANSON Chester 334-2241 Chester Total Hardware 334-2411 O'BRIEN INSURANCE DARBY O'BRIEN - Owner FRASER'S CONOCO Honest Brand Going 334-2661 YACKLEY STANDARD OIL BULK PLANT KEITH CHEVROLET Building a Better Way to See the U.S.A . on Highway 2 East 95 I S f © ii FOOTBflU L 1 h tL Xi K ■ 19 ROOSEVELT SERVICE STATION Chester 334-2281 TIBER TRACTOR CO. Dealer for Melroe Gysler, Ford Tractor New Holland, Heston CHESTER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Chester 334-3221 2L 1 @1 CARGILL INC. Congratulates the Class of 74 Chester 334-3051 KOLSTAD GRAIN COMPANY OD'S THRIFTWAY MARKET CHESTER TRADING CO. LOTHAIR COUNTRY STORE 432-2655 BILL'S SHOE SHOP NORMAN ANDERSON Chester RICHARD GEBHARDT - Owner 334-2622 Chester 334-9641 MX MOTEL FIRST STATE BANK Join the Future Bank BILL and FRANCES HOCHBERGER Shelby 434-5567 Chester 334-3867 98 MARIAS RIVER ELECTRIC CO-OP Congratulations to the Class of 1974 Shelby LARSON'SCLOTHINGjAABERGE SADDLERY Shelby LARSON'S TOGGERY INC. WESTERN FURNITURE Before You Buy Furniture, Carpeting or Appliances See Us, It'.s Worth It Shelby 434-5366 BROWN'S HARDWARE Two Stores Serving the Hi-Line Shelby BEN TAYLOR, INC. Wholesale Distributor Exxon Products LENNON LUMBERCO. Building Materials of All Kinds Columbia Paints Shelby 434-5546 Shelby 434-3211 100 i- r- nMa ■ GALATA CO-OP Complete Farm Headquarters LARRY KRATTICER Galata, Mt. PATI SHELBY PROMOTER No Job Too Big or Too Small 119 Maple Ave. Phone 434-2521 TOOLE COUNTY STATE BANK Complete Banking for All the Shelbv Mont. ° y Family Since 1917 DICK IRVIN INC. General Trucking Phone 434-5583, Highway 2 West Shelby SHELBY FLORAL PFANNSMITH AND GIFT SHOP JEWELRY Shelby Say It With Flowers 177 Main St. Shelby Your Reliable Jeweler 434-5301 Congratulates Chester the Class of '74 334-2931 Salutes Chester the Class of '74 334-3371 SPONSORSHIPS SHELBY CONRAD Anthony's Big Sky Equipment C.O.D. Laundry Dr. A. W. Svennungsen G and G Lanes CHESTER J. C. Penney Co. Inc. Jimax Highlander Center Albright's Barber Shop Petrolane Glacier Gas Co. Dr. and Mrs. Allen Han Stull's Jewelry Chester Bakery Louise's Shoppe HAVRE GRAIN GROWERS Cavaliers Bill and Doris Fraser Citizens Bank of Montana Bud and Rose Ish F. A . Buttrey Co. Don and Jean Buffington Havre Lumber Do., Inc. Frank and Marian Wanken Master Sports Leo and Sylvia Jensen The Fabric Shop Jack and Patricia Seidlitz Valley Furniture Co. Howard and Ruth McQuigg Another smiling face is gone. He's gone from our world into one we hope is better. But still the age old question Why?” is asked, lie question go unanswered Memories flood your Yoursee him ge.ne pus and Happy and carefree, I laughing. or maybe s ButWlways full of ]ov A tear runs d You feel sorry without really [knowing But Our lives will go on witjjparts and Forever. Shawn Allen Heimbigner was born on March 1, 1957. and he died on Memorial Day, May 28, 1973 He will be remembered for his active interest in sports and his all-around enthusiasm for life. 4r K'