Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1975 volume:

. m u COYOTE 1975 Ckest u High Qckoob Chester, flAot CcbBdxto t$ JUtw ih d (Cay GctuiimajcW Paofogufc CenUv CtucffiMts XdtuAh e QMJtL (yiqoMJ odlcmf, Cpotte Features Faoujfey Ctetg life, Though $o haw ckctMQ l Freshly paved streets were marred by water line breaks. Here's pie in your eye, Anna! Students take in Expo exhibit at the capi- tol. 2 Jodine finds an unusual moment of solitude. Qom ko6 (fin; betet , £o kctu C|Ok£ cmcL WtotiUv, Watch those fingers, Brad! Foods and meals students exchange recipes. Kevin lives for a moment. Snuff chewing craze hits CHS. Millese- plam kaMkefo momi«is Wttiu ioo ii owi fplttuk, (sMooti ieccMi. Laura conserves energy. A photographer gets in the pic- Bob looks up to alumni lining Memory Hall, ture. QOhtfc OJtJb S gAj CUid QAj (kujZi iCf, Ituhuj lifel’u lou tk cM. Rw (3 0f)fe(W tiuKgS that w d be yi ; Seniors observe Senate in session. Monday morning blahs. Arrival in Helena after the 5 a.m. departure. Corinne recalls former Coyote champions. 4 f f' Oti Owi tftjfe hV . . . The crowd reacts enthusiastically to Coach Wood's pep talk. Coyote heralds first day of Fall. April and Sherri study exhibits in the museum at Helena. 7 OuA gJouj IS Bui In sUsling ev iy tu u (fiM. fag ouK. Ua M odJ. Ouu Co f. Good RAbmtltuHmfXO Peggy CoMad GlrtjJku UoU l fCttui(ikOMU Qjjt hj ( � $ U oyH A- ik setk CktuflL Wlckutw MfaUteh, TfoftetjC.Lydert Beuetlg J. Wtcku U iMtohi Cketifl AfnEtA- Wowe y fCottK Barf j Ccu pm MaioJlIi Wouiso CLASS OFFICERS: Vice President, Corinne Good; President, Angela , Hawks; Secretary-Treasurer, Charlotte Lakey. GuKOIASOII What about toMvtow? What about oua k cu 6 U toGOQHO mmwim ' i. V t • . «. II ■Xf T. rivv M i ss V'v� -: :• ‘. V? V- Ci .� ■■'ft� .• ■ ? '1‘ H. i %? ', n M V' 9 V- ft g £ 9£ £ r iV ‘ « v H ! : :.A ■ «f • J r w v.lA as V -M -a N. 3P Y '4 % V - ; CLASS OFFICERS: President, Tamie Ish; Vice Presi dent, Bruce Brannon; Secretary-Treasurer, Laura Kol Kelly Adams Duane Aitken Marilyn Balsley Berry Blair Dana Boyer Bruce Brannon Kim Broadhurst Steve Campbell Bruce Clark Leslie Cushing LeAnn Didier Penny Dolezal Y vonne Eklund Scott Enghusen Vangie Eveland Bonita Fraser Dan Fredrickson Derek Gifford Rhonda Gjesdahl Wanda Hawks Stan Heimbigner Carol Hemmer William Hobbs Diane Hofer Sharon Hofer Jim Hurley Tamie Ish Janice Jacobson Kari Kammerzell Tim Kenfield Corrine Kolstad Laura Kolstad Janet Kuntz Anna Laird Nathan Lakey sn Thalia Lakey Chelli Leighto - Kay Limesand Jeanne Ludwig Jodine Marshall Kenneth Marshall Kathryn Muncy Darcy Nelson Rebecca Olsen Brian Romain Elayne Schaefer Mark Seidlitz r Alan Skan Dale Soper Lora Stratton Bill Waite Tracie Wolfe CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer, Kathy Campbell; Vice President, Kenlyn Thielman; President, Robert Brown. Darrell Aitken Jeff Anderson Lana Boyer Patti Broadhurst Robert Brown Kathy Campbell Yvonne Campros Larry Carlstad Steve Carlstad Shelly Enghusen Fred Fenger Dean Fox T erri Furlong Vicki Gjesdahl Pati Glee Mary Gunderson Steve Hamel Connie Hanson Theresa Hull John Hutchison Mary Hutchison Cynthia Kolstad 18 •W W- Debbie Lakey Mark Lakey Lana Leitch Colin Lybeck % Jeff Norlander Richard Olsen Doug Osterman Cindy Pierson Leslie Pugsley Dawn Robinson Roger Seidlitz Dean Soper Cathy Stoner Pat Stores Kenlyn Thielman Dale Wickum 19 Ptesfuweti CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer, Chad Lybeck; Vice President, Scott Anderson: President, Teresa Muncy. Scott Andersor Kelly Blair Jim Brown Janine Campros Dale Carlstad James Cushing Nancy Dolezal Michael Duffin Wesley Fenger Brenda Gunderson Jackie Gummer Kathy Harmon Kirby Hofer Kristie Kammerzell Leslie Laas Lynda Laas Laurie Langel Lisa Leitch Terrie Loman Chad Lybeck Martin Lyders Christine McCallum 20 Teresa Mune Luke Nearine Wendy Nuxol Jim Olson Paul Overlie Denise Raunig Kim Thielman Jon Thisselle Betha Turner Randy Violett Rick Wickum Helen Wolfe Kathleen Albright William Brannon Jody Campbell Lana Campros Thaddeus Didier Linda Duffin E jfctfi GmAaj CLASS OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer, Roger Heimbigner; Vice President, Aden Seidlitz; President, Nanci Wolfe. Patty Jo Evans Kenny Gunderson Bill Harmon Roger Heimbigner Ronda Heimbigner Larry Hendrickson Kathy Hofer Bennie Ish Rhonda Jacobson Jan Jensen Glen Johnson Bruce Jeppesen Brian Kaiser Rhonda Keith Bret Kenfield Colette Lakey Alan Limesand Jackie Ludwig Scot Marshall Michael Mattson Melody Nelson Sherry Nuxoll Leonora Olson Richard Overlie Robyn Pugsley Ray Ramberg Chris Raunig Teresa Robinson Dallas Romain Aden Seidlitz Kelly Seidlitz Joan Seidlitz Virginia Stoner David Wicks Nanci Wolfe Mark Yackley 22 Ceu dlv uuk CLASS OFFICERS: President, Shawn Meissner; Vice President, Greg Anderson; Secretary- Treasurer, Jeri Jensen. Douglas Aitken Greg Anderson Rosemarie Axtman Michael Blair Rodney Boyer Sharon Buffington Gary Carlstad ]. Christofferson Mike Dauwalder Kelly Diemert Arthur Dolezal LaNette Gjesdal Dean Hendrickson Cheryl Hofer Curtis Hofer Jeri Jensen Kenny Jeppesen David Kenfield Wayne Kolstaa Roger Lakey Gary Limesand Darlene Lowe Kathleen McCallum Shawn Meissner Debbie Nealy Susan Peterson Susan Sargent Randy Savage Gerald Schuhmacher Wynette Seidlitz Andrea Skari Donna Skinner Ronnie Violett Troy Wanken JoAnne Wolfe GUESS WHO??? 23 Qt$h iOud MR. THOMAS MRS. MARMON Marla Campros Sherry Carlstad Joy Ann Carter Colleen Cole Kenny Cushing Lisa Duff in Ronald Eklund David Gunderson Jack Harden Jill Harden Charleen Harmon Scott Laird Jenni Ludwig Bryan Muncy Shawn Osier Michelle Osterman Ronald Overlie David Peterson David Pugsley Donna Raunig Rod Raunig Lisa Robinson Mary Lou Stoner Renae Swank Thomas Thielman Lynette Thisselle Becky Turner Terri VanDessel Janine Wardell John Wickum Donald Wolfe GUESS WHO??? 24 MR. BUTLER Kirby Albright Rory Anderson Steve Axtman Sandra Baker David Baker Joan Broadhurst Gary Buffington Pat Brinkman Joseph Campros Jane Carlsted Bret Christofferson Jodi Cicon Cari Cramer Jed Didier Mark Dolezal Timothy Fenger Carrie Fritz MRS. WOODCOCK Jerry Gjesdal Kurt Kammerzell Doug Kimball Jodi Krejci Carson Krook Kelly Lakey Barbara Leitch Jeri Ludwig Kristin Manska Lyle Muncy Michael Murphy Kaloni Overlie Kathy Peterson Jim Sargent Anne Seidlitz Wendy Seidlitz Sharyn Standiford 25 Fou rffi MRS. AITKIN Cindy Butler Shane Chadwick Amy Chvilicek Charlotte Didier Dawn Earl Kathy Gifford Kyle Griffin Darren Hamel Carla Harden Loren Hawks Cheri Heimbigner Robbie Laas Richard LaBelle MR. RIZZO Barry Loman Robert Manska Blaine Meissner Larry Merriman Diane Nealy Timothy Osier Laura Overlie Shawn Peterson Philbrook Charmagne Chris Standiford Susanne Stoner 26 7 FIRST ROW: LuWenda Anderson, Gina Butler, Catherine Pugsley, Staci Graham, Jamie Savage, Michael Smith, Eugene Seidlitz, Joseph Fritz. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Leighton; Raelynn Wanken, Donna Carlstad, Trina Seidlitz, Betty Hofer, Lora LaBelle, Lorna Williams, Nancy Harmon, Linda McCallum, Allison Passage, Debra Skonard, Teacher: Miss Murphy. THIRD ROW: Todd Cramer, Blaine Turner, Brett Earl, Dean Raunig, Robert Kimball, Russell Wolfe, Frank Blair, Greg LaBelle, Edward Thielman, Darren Overlie. GgcomI icuLe FIRST ROW: James Baker, Kay Cushing, Mildred Shettel, Cristi Cramer, Tim Kolstad, Renee Fenger, Kar- lan Christofferson, Janna LaBelle, Francis Axtman. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Miss O'Day, Lenny Cole, Mark Duffin, Kevin Cicon, Terrence Manska, Karla Griffin, Roy Morkrid, Jack Wagner, Stephanie Krook. THIRD ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Ludwig; Scott Kimball, Phill Wardell, Brian Hamel, Craig Broadhurst, Michael Fen- ger, Rita Chvilicek, Rachel Chvilicek, Coleen Standiford, Jim Fritz. Pi Sfr QuOdilb FIRST ROW: Brett Oswood, Katherine Butterfield, Steven Baker, Todd Passage, Daren Skonard, Gary Kaiser, Leslie Jensen, Leslie Williams, Emily Wodarz, Brett Raunig, Dennis Sargent, Bryan Anderson. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Hall; Travis Burrow, James Philbrook, Marcia Standiford, Donavan Heimbigner, Rac- helle Fenger, Stacey Dauwalder, Patrick Harmon, Brian Peterson, Neil Heimbigner, Aaron Violett. FIRST ROW: Dennis Snyder, Laurie Shettel, Erick Wodarz, Tron Thomas, Charlotte Howery, Janine Wolfe, Denise Denter, Karla VanDessel, Laurie Murphy. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Brown; Lee Butterfield, Ste- phen Lalum, John Standiford, Matthew Fenger, Laurie Harmon, Sheila Graham, Debbie Albritton, Shannon Savage. 28 Activities Owl (yityOw oitiws . . . 29 Tokfaq C o BuSutess Coyote £ 0 , CO-EDITORS Kaye Schuhmacher Jim Gilbert CLASSES AND SENIORS Jeanne Ludwig Conine Kolstad ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS Cyndy Laas Anna Laird Lynda Ramberg FEATURES Jeanne Schwede George Campros BUSINESS MANAGERS Kari Kammerzell Elayne Schaefer SPORTS Kevin Smith Derek Gifford Tracie Wolfe 30 TOP: Otuxifint COWHC'JU FIRST ROW: D. Gunderson, Secretary- Treasurer: G. Campros; K. Blair, President: N. Morrison; J. Seidlitz, Vice President: D. Wolfe; C. Lakey. SECOND ROW: D. Osterman, P. Glee, T. Ish, J. Ludwig, H. Wolfe, R. Violett. BOTTOM LEFT: 0$Cfc,4$$iStzuifc: J. Ludwig, D. Gunderson, G. Campros, N. Morrison, T. Kenfield. BOTTOM RIGHT: PflO V 06u£ : D. Frederickson, C. Kolstad, J. Gilbert, L. Stratton, T. Wolfe, L. Gagnon. 31 SOM Ju OH tfl Rjtut It's hard to believe that all those weeks of tuning, scale playing, sectionals and prac- tice could fit so neatly into one little con- cert. W ith stomachs knotted and mouths parched, the big question is are we all in tune, but as Miss Pond strokes the down beat all is for- gotten and the band plays on. TOP: Stage Bcun U FIRST ROW: T. Brown, T. Ish, M. McCallum. SECOND ROW: K. Hofer, D. Hofer, M. Seidlitz, L. Laas, L. Didier, L. Kolstad, H. Wolfe. BOTTOM: BOKcU FIRST ROW: S. Ander- son, J. Smith, R. Gjesdal. SECOND ROW: K. Kofer, D. Hofer, L. Kolstad, P. Dolezal, L. Didier. THIRD ROW: L. Laas, R. Seidlitz, K. Blair, J. Anderson, M. Seidlitz, J. Olson. FOURTH ROW: D. Soper, M. McCallum, J. Brown, F. Fenger, T. Brown, K. Schuh- macher, H. Wolfe. UPPER LEFT: WOOdijjlKtl Qufit lfefct J. Anderson, K. Schuh- macher, P. Dolezal, D. Soper. CENTER: RlftSS ££ DWA FIRST ROW: F. Fenger, M. Seidlitz. SEC- OND ROW: T. Brown, M. McCailum, J. Olson. THIRD ROW: K. Hofer, D. Hofer. BOTTOM: I . f-fajH IMA FIRST ROW: R. Lakey, C. Hofer, R. Savage, M. Dauwalder, ]. Seidlitz, A. Skari, M. Blair, A. Dolezal, R. Boyer. SEC- OND ROW: K. Albright, K. Hofer, C. Hofer, S. Buffington, R. Axtman, J. Wolfe, B. Brannon, M. Yackley, R. Violett, W. Kolstad, D. Kenfield. THIRD ROW: L. Olson, K. McCailum, J. Jensen, A. Seidlitz, K. Seidlitz, D. Wicks, R. Heimbigner, G. Ander- son, M. Mattson, R. Ramberg, K. Gunderson. TOP: GtuoAb QchooH Bound: FIRST ROW: J. Gjesdal, A. Chvilicek, C. Didier, L. Thisselle, J. Ludwig, S. Heimbigner. SECOND ROW: R. Laas, S. Peterson, R. Axtman, J. Carlstad, A. Seidlitz, S. Osterman. THIRD ROW: Miss Pond, D. Peterson, J. Didier, K. Lakey, T. Fenger, J. Krejci, D. Gunderson, R. Anderson. BOTTOM: DlyAfJiOM b B iwC FIRST ROW: Accompanist: T. Ish; T. Brown, F. Fenger, M. McCallum. SEC- OND ROW: J. Anderson, D. Hofer, M. Seidlitz, L. Laas, L. Kolstad. TOP: Ju U Vt OuCwtetc D. Hofer, M. Seidlitz, S. Hofer, J. Blair. CENTER: NftUP Accom- panist: T. Ish. FIRST ROW: K. Thiel- man, C. McCallum, B. Gunderson, B. Turner, J. Gummer, H. Wolfe. SEC- OND ROW: K. Thielman, L. Cushing. L. Langel. . BOTTOM: J'l . U FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wood, A. Skari, W. Seidlitz, D. Nealy, J. Campbell, S. Buffington, K. McCallum, C. Lakey, R. Jacobson, R. Heimbigner, M. Nel- son, J. Ludwig, J. Jensen, L. Gjesdal. SECOND ROW: S. Nuxoll, L. Duffin, D. Skinner, V. Stoner, C. Raunig, R. Pugsley, R. Keith, N. Wolfe, J. Wolfe, P. Evans, K. Hofer, S. Sar- gent, K. Albright, S. Peterson, J. Seidlit. THIRD ROW: D. Aitken, T. Wanken, G. Schuhmacher, R. Over- lie, D. Hendriekson, J. Christoffer- son. FOURTH ROW: L. Hendrickson, G. Limesand, K. Jeppesen, D. Romain, S. Meissner, B. Kenfield, G. Johnson, B. Ish, B. Harmon, D. Wicks, B. Jeppesen, A. Limesand, T. Didier, S. Marshall, B. Kaiser, G. Carlstad. A Vfe ty QpeticJ! Lou Cong top: AM-Qtatb PCrttlClpCMcti: m. McCallum, S. Hofer, K. Campbell, K. Bailey. CENTER: ChOtcJfolM : FIRST ROW: K. Camp- bell, D. Gunderson, C. Good, T. Ish, K. Broad- hurst, S. Hofer, P. Broadhurst, D. Hofer, P. Dolezal. SECOND ROW: J. Blair, M. Seidlitz, T. Kenfield, R. Brown, D. Wolfe, B. Thompson, L. Laas, J. Cushing. BOTTOM: f-ftgk QekocQs Cko us : FIRST ROW: Mrs. Wood, T. Ish, T. Lomen, B. Gunder- son, D. Boyer, B. Thompson, T. Kenfield, L. Laas, J. Cushing, L. Langel, J. Gummer, S. Dolezal, P. Dolezal. SEC- OND ROW: N. Dolezal. K. Campbell, C. Good, D. Gun- derson, M. Seidlitz, R. Seid- litz, J. Blair, J. Smith, B. Turner, C. Kolstad. THIRD ROW: L. Laas, L. Cushing, K. Thielman, K. Bailey, L. Gagnon, L. Kolstad, C. McCallum, P. Carlstad. FOURTH ROW: T. Lyders, K. Broadhurst, V. Eveland, S. Hofer, M. Balsley, R. Brown, D. Wolfe, M. Seidlitz, D. Hofer, P. Broadhurst, K. Thielman, H. Wolfe. Top ofrthbWo LEFT: Boys’ omAj GvJk' Qtafe: Delegate: C. Lakey: Alternate: L. Coffman: Delegates: G. Campros, D. Schaefer: Alternates: J. Gilbert, B. Jeppesen. RIGHT: L. Gagnon was selected as the outstanding pianist at the District Music Festival. BOTTOM: WUlMAS: FIRST PLACE: A. Skari. SECOND PLACE: M. Hutchison. THIRD PLACE: D. Wolfe. 37 Fefifo tg Stw4tcje t j ty Day C Club serves to encourage participation in school sports. This year, the members helped take care of concessions, put a coke machine in the locker room, as well as a tape deck, and held their annual C Club Banquet, where C. Lakey received the C Club scholarship for $150. top 7lw ait £R)ua Yea first row: b. Turner, B. Thompson, D. Gunderson. SECOND ROW: S. Campbell, A. Laird, L. Cushing, C. Lakey. THIRD ROW: B. Jeppesen, K. Bailey, T. Lyders. FOURTH ROW: D. Schae- fer, T. Brown, K. Marstyll. BOTTOM: C” CCuO: FIRST ROW: President: B. Jep- pesen: Secretary-Treasurer: C. Lakey. SECOND ROW: T. Brown, D. Schaefer, K. Smith, D. Wolfe, B. Turner, B. Thompson, D. Gunderson, T. Lyders, K. Bailey, S. Dole- zal. THIRD ROW: K. Marsahll, T. Kenfield, K. Broadhurst, L. Cushing, C. Hemmer, D. Boyer, P. Dolezal, A. Laird. FOURTH ROW: S. Heimbigner, N. Lakey. M. Seidlitz, J. Blair, S. Campbell, B. Brannon, C. Leighton, K. Kammer- zell, D. Nelson. FIFTH ROW: P. Stores, R. Brown, J. Hur- ley, C. Lybeck, J. Anderson, D. Soper, R. Seidlitz. SIXTH ROW: P. Broadhurst, P. Glee, J. Cushing, C. Lybeck, D. Lakey, T. Hull, L. Boyer. SEVENTH ROW: D. Osterman, S. Hamel, M. Lakey, D. Wickum, L. Pugsley, F. Fenger. NOT PICTURED: Vice President: N. Leitch. Cpbut Ui tl vb Qky By making signs, planning skits, preparing pep assemblies, presenting flags, yelling and scream- ing at basketball, football and wrestling events, the Pep Club accomplished its goal of promoting school spirit. TOP: P Jtgbea tMS; T. Lyders, K. Bailey. BOTTOM: CM : FIRST ROW: K. Theilman, L. Un- gel, President: K. Bailey: Vice President: T. Ish; Secretary- Treasurer: T. Lyders; K. Kammerzell, K. Harmon. SECOND ROW: Advisor: Miss Johnson; A. Hawks, L. Ramberg, L. Kol- stad, L. Didier, Advisor: Mrs. Albright. THIRD ROW: C. Hanson, L. Laas, P. Dolezal, S. Dolezal, P. Glee, K. Cambell, M. Gunderson, L. Cushing, D. Boyer. FOURTH ROW: C. Kolstad, R. Gjesdal, T. Furlong, V. Gjesdal, Y. Eklund, J. Kuntz, J. Ludwig, K. Kammerzell, C. Leighton, D. Nelson. FIFTH ROW: P. Broadhurst, V. Eveland, C. Pier- son, A. Skari, B. Olson, W. Nuxoll, H. Wolfe, T. Muncy, L. Laas, D. Raunig, C. Hemmer. SIXTH ROW: K. Broad- hurst, J. Marshall, T. Wolfe, B. Gunderson, T. Lomen, J. Gummer, L. Leitch, K. Limesand, J. Jacobson, A. Laird, K. Theilman. f y$ Cook Wttii f-fowfiy top: Bettg CM ck i fJcmbhUxh tS. L. Coffman. MIDDLE: Stofe COHU€ft£tO l Delegates. BOTTOM: Se U W f-ftgtl R-(A: AROUND TABLE: B. Gunderson, B. Fraser, V. Eveland, K. Limesand, T. Wolfe, C. Pierson, R. Gjesdal, P. Dolezal, T. Furlong, V. Gjes- dal, M. Gunderson. L. Leitch. STANDING: J. Jacobson, N. Dole- zal, Advisor: Mrs. Eveland; Presi- dent: L. Ramberg; Vice President: K. Bailey; Secretary-Treasurer: T. Ish; E. Schaefer, S. Dolezal D. Gunderson. TU Qkobp fiAusb G cm JujuM Ulgh FJ-IA : FIRST ROW: Advisor: Mrs. Eveland; L. Gjesdal, S. Nuxoll, J. Jensen, R. Keith, President: J. Seidlitz; Vice President: K. Albright; Secretary-Treasurer: W. Seidlitz; M. Nelson, J. Ludwig, J. Jensen, S. Peter- son. SECOND ROW; R. Jacobson, J. Campbell, C. Raunig, L. Olson, D. Nealy. Chester, Great Falls, Cascade, Chinook, Hardin, and back to Chester - to name a few. Getting up at 4:00 in the morning, long bus rides without sleep, noisy motel rooms, and upset stomachs. Dresses for the ladies, suits for the gentlemen, please. Leave for rounds at 1:30. No scores until after the second round, you KNOW that. Elation with a one, disap- pointment with a five, anticipation and disbelief at the awards assembly. What is this? This my friends is a speech meet. Five placed at the Divisional meet, where Natalie and George took first with their Serious Duo. Mrs. Hunnewell pro- vided constant help, understanding and patience. DlAiuCL Club: l. Coffman, y. Ekland, M. Duffin, Advisor: Mrs. Hunnewell; K. Muncy, G. Campros, L. Didier, N. Morri- son. 41 Pui Yfww y ndslbgetit c Cl TOP: UA-feStfiUtg: C. Hemmer, D. Boyer, D. Nelson, K. Thielman. BOTTOM: Jt . FIRST ROW: D. Nealy, L. Gjes- dal, J. Jensen, W. Seidlitz. SECOND ROW: J. Seidlitz, J. Ludwig. THIRD ROW: R. Pugsley, N. Wolfe, Mascot: J. Seidlitz. Oh, we're the Chester Coyotes can't you see, We're out to challenge you to victory. Our blue and gold will fight for honor bright. For we know our team is out to win and fight. And if you ever meet a tougher foe, Coach__________would like to know, And his boys will fight with might and main, To get the name for old Chester High. TOP: A-SqaObd: K- Broad- hurst, P. Broadhurst, C. Hanson, C. Kolstad. BOTTOM: B'S OCui: K. Thielman, L. Langel, K. Kam- merzell, K. Harmon. C$Ap Dave 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. Dave was also the recipient of a Bell and Howell Electronics Engineering Technology Scholarship worth $6700 at Phoenix, Arizona. This Scholarship would allow Dave to graduate with a Bache- lor’s degree in Electronic Engineering. Cpidm Audi Ciii hes, TOP: SckoQtoslup: D. Wolfe.. . . CENTER: CMW: STANDING: Historian: T. Muncy; Secretary-Treasurer: K. Muncy: Vice President: D. Schaefer; R. Violett, Advisor: Mr. Krook. SIT- TING: President: M. Seidlitz. BOTTOM: HfrttOA SOCtWU: FIRST ROW: S. Dolezal, President: G. Campros; Vice President: G. Campros; Vice President: C. Wic- kum. SECOND ROW: A. Howery, L. Gagnon, L. Coffman. THIRD ROW: C. Lakey, T. Brown, D. Wolfe, Advisor: Miss Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Secretary-Treasurer: B. Wickum. Liitl t-telp Pio My Ptteftck Cporis 45 Ttt lU) toi0tL04v The Coyotes fought to uphold last year's record. As the year progressed, the upcoming talent looked promising, but the team lacked experience. The Coy- otes proved to hold their own in many of their close games, and the season was concluded with the record of three wins and four losses. ASSISTANT COACHES: Mr. Skonord, Mr. Gunderson. HEAD COACH: Mr. Wood. FIRST ROW: B. Jeppesen, T. Brown, D. Schaefer, K. Smith, N. Leitch. SECOND ROW: B. Waite, K. Adams, K. Marshall, B. Brannon, S. Campbell. THIRD ROW: Manager, D. Boyer; R. Seidlitz, S. Hamel, M. Seidlitz, N. Lakey, R. Brown, Manager, J. Cushing. FOURTH ROW: L. Pugsley, P. Stores, C. Lybeck, J. Anderson, F. Fenger. FIFITH ROW: D. Osterman, P. Overlie, J. Brown, M. Lakey, W. Fenger, S. Anderson. 46 ■ • fid� HI_______ SENIORS: B. leppesen, T. Brown, D. Schaefer, K. Smith, and N. Leitch. Chester Chester SEASON SUMMAR 11... 0 14 Chester 16 Harlem 36r1 Chester 22 Sunburst 20 Chester . “2 Belt 16 Chester 21 Cascade 8 Chester 6 Fairfield 42 -V lier 21 Sandy 23 47 B. Waite and K. Smith during warm- up. Touchdown! Hold that line. D. Schaefer, first team, ALL- CONFERENCE, Offensive End. 48 Coach Wood reviews game plan. OFFENSE: D. Schaefer, T. Brown, B. Jeppesen, K. Marshall, N. Lakey, C. Lybeck, P. Stores, N. Leitch, R. Seidlitz. B. Waite, K. Smith. DEFENSE: P. Stores, B. Brannon, T. Brown, S. Campbell, N. Leitch, R. Seidlitz, K. Adams, B. Jeppesen, L. Pugsley, D. Schaefer, K. Marshall. T Beat Goes o« R- Glee Mascot: Shaney Fossen Vo istfaj FIRST ROW: P. Dolezal, L. Boyer, D. Nelson, Manager: S. Dolezal. SECOND ROW: J. Ludwig, P. Glee, T. Hull, A. Laird, J. Kuntz, D. Gunderson. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach: Mrs. Fossen; K. Bailey, T. Lyders, L. Cushing, C. Leighton, Coach: Mr. Kulpus. A. Laird Tierney Lyders was selected by the coaches for the All- Conference Basketball Team. Pati Glee was chosen to the All-Conference Second Team. Theresa Hull received honorable mention. Co-Captains: T. Lyders, K. Bailey. JuaUw VhASity FIRST ROW: Manager, S. Dolezal; H. Wolfe, K. Harmon, Manager: P. Dolezal. SECOND ROW: J. Gummer, C. Hanson, K. Kammerzell, T. Muncy, L. Leitch. THIRD ROW: Coach: Mrs. Fossen; L. Laas, K. Theilman, W. Nuxoll, D. Raunig, M. Gunderson, L. Langel. The team theme, Together We Can Make It Happen, is shown by the season record. CHS Team Opponent 42 Box Elder 11 39 Harlem 25 21 Hayes 20 23 Turner 15 28 Inverness 35 18 K-G 29 52 Box Elder 37 45 Joplin 57 30 Rudyard 34 28 Hayes 12 54 Inverness 35 23 K-G 31 49 Rudyard 38 27 Harlem 23 29 Joplin 37 34 Turner 24 Team huddle. T. Lyders. Mrs. Fossen. Vfcwstfy Scows Ctaste Opponent 61 74 Harlowton 58 53 Roundup 52 77 Belt 53 50 Big Sandy 50 44 Sunburst 47 69 Fairfield 44 69 Simms 67 48 Cascade 53 49 Valier 52 85 Harlem 64 56 Big Sandy 61 80 Sunburst 74 61 Fairfield 69 84 Simms 52 60 Valier 58 56 Cascade 76 84 Harlem 49 71 Divisional Tournament Belt 59 61 Sunburst 58 56 Big Sandy 56 60 Fairfield 54 f Gi Ou BasketbcM Jwies The Coyote basketball team did well this year but lacked experience at the guard posi- tions. The team carried three seniors which allowed experi- ence for the underclassmen and will provide for a well rounded ball club next sea- son. The Divisional Tournament in Shelby climaxed the sea- son for the Coyotes. The out- come of the three games the Coyotes played in were close and determined in the final seconds. Va is j Tournament time is lay-up time for D. Schaefer. Manager: D. Aitken; T. Kenfield, K. Marshall, P. Stores, T. Brown, S. Hamel, R. Brown, D. Wolfe, D. Schaefer, B. Brannon, J. Hurley, L. Pugsley, Head Coach Gunderson. K. Marshall, All-Conference, 2nd team. P. Stores drives in against Fairfield. FIRST ROW: S. Anderson, J. Thisselle, D. Fox, K. Hofer, M. Lyders, R. Violett, Manager, D. Carlstad. SECOND ROW: J. Anderson, D. Soper, S. Carlstad, B. Romain, D. Osterman, J. Brown, W. Fenger, Coach Tacke. 55 ExCjWt Qui FIRST ROW: Manager: B. Jeppesen; R. Overlie, M. Yackley, B. Ish, R. Ramberg, S. Marshall, B. Brannon. SECOND ROW: M. Mauson, T. Didier, B. Kenfield, G. Johnson, R. Heimbigner, A. Limesand, D. Wicks, A. Seidlitz, B. Harmon, D. Romain, K. Seidlitz, K. Gunderson, Coach Wolfe. Manager: B. Kaiser; W. Kolstad, R. Violett, G. Anderson, G. Limesand, T. Wanken, A. Dolezal, C. 56 Hofer, R. Boyer, M. Dauwalder, D. Kenfield, Coach Wolfe. CfitftSOM CuJiUviCt ty Yovufifajt Qq li Noikfotg Y b The wrestling squad topped off the confer- ence and grabbed the state title for the sec- ond year in a row bringing in two new tro- phies to help fill the new trophy cases in the gym. Two individual state champs were crowned and the others strived for the ulti- mate goal of victory. In the Northern Divi- sional Tournament held in Chester the Coy- otes finished third behind Simms and Big Sandy. CAfiSt t O ppoti cb 36 27 Big Sandy 48 18 Valier 29 24 Fairfield 42 15 Cascade 26 38 Valier 9 47 Cut Bank 34 24 Simms 24 26 Fort Benton 33 27 Chinook 30 27 Malta VfoMtty a iiJu uo Vtb st£y FIRST ROW: B. Turner, C. Lybeck, B. Thompson, N. Lakey, R. Seidlitz, D. Wickum, B. Jeppesen, N. Leitch, M. Seidlitz, J. Smith, K. Adams, C. Lybeck. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach: R. Skonord; M. Lakey, B. Clark, M. Seidlitz, D. Soper, J. Blair, J. Cushing, Head Coach; S. Wood. K. Adams, B. Jeppesen, C. Lybeck, B. Turner, C. Lybeck. 58 N. Leitch N. Lakey Cmuws The senior wrestlers should be rec- ognized for their outstanding work and for the standards they have set for the underclass wrestlers. Their records are: B. Jeppesen 26-4; B. Turner 22-4-1; N. Leitch and B. Thompson had an equal number of wins and losses. K. Adams receiving first place at Divi- sional. 60 FIRST ROW: B. Thompson, B. Turner. SECOND ROW: B. Jeppesen, N. Leitch. The Coyote wrestlers and their places taken at the State Tournament in Miles City were: C. Lybeck, 98, first place; K. Adams, 119, third place; C. Lybeck, 126, first place; R. Seidlitz, 138, fourth place; and B. Jeppesen, 155, third place. B. Turner's last match was lost in the final seconds, which also lost his chance to place at State. Then like last year, the Coyotes were honored on their return by many townspeople. C. Lybeck : : B. Jeppesen CNCSTER B. Thompson R. Seidlitz FIRST ROW: Manager, V. Eveland; T. Lomen, K. Kammerzell, B. Turner, T. Muncy, N. Dolezal, B. Gunderson, L. Leitch, K. Thielman, D. Lakey, L. Boyer, C. Kolstad, K. Kammerzell. SECOND ROW: C. Stoner, P. Broadhurst, T. Lyders, L. Cushing, K. Broadhurst, C. Leighton, J. Ludwig, J. Kuntz, C. Lakey, C. Cambell, P. Glee, T. Hull, Assistant Coach: Mrs. Fossen: Coach: Mrs. Gorder. f-faag oa ta TWfi , Baby Because of the weather girls track started off slowly, however, of the twenty-four girls out of eleven made it to State. For the second year in a row, Chester girls placed third after Fairfield and Cascade in the Divisional Track Meet held in Cascade. They were: P. Broadhurst, T. Hull, P. Glee, D. Lakey, T. Muncy, T. Lyders, L. Cushing, J. Ludwig, K. Broadhurst, K. Kammerzell, and T. Lomen. At State in Missoula T. Lyders placed fifth in the High Jump and D. Lakey placed first in the Long Jump. D. Lakey Junior K. Broadhurst P. Broadhurst K. Broadhurst, J. Ludwig. • -j LLV_ FIRST ROW: L. Olson, R. Keith, J. Jensen, J. Seidlitz, S. Nuxoll, j. Jensen, L. Gjesdal, D. Skinner, W. Seidlitz, J. Campbell. SECOND ROW: Coach: Mrs. Fossen: R. Pugsley, C. Raunig, K. Albright, N. Wolfe, M. Nelson, V. Stoner, J. Ludwig. TfaQbi zk The varsity track boys traveled to Cascade for the Northern B Divisional Track Meet and took fourth place behind Cascade, Fairfield, and Simms. The boys who placed at Cascade were: K. Marshall, first place, 440 and the high hur- dles; second place, low hurdles; third place, triple jump; T. Brown, second place, shot put; D. Fox, fifth place, mile; T. Kenfield, third place, long jump. These four boys went to Missoula for the State Track Meet and of these four K. Marshall placed second in the 120 high hurdles, and third in the 180 low hurdles. The team as a whole was in the midrange of all the teams participating at State. The only senior this year, T. Brown, did an outstanding job in helping the underclassmen in many fields of the track events and in placing sec- ond at the Divisional Track Meet. VGbl tfctJ Senior: T. Brown FIRST ROW: Assistant Coach: J. Kulpas; J. Cushing, P. Overlie, L. Nearine, D. Fox, J. Brown, J. Smith, C. Lybeck, Head Coach: J. Tacke. SECOND ROW: K. Marshall, M. Seidlitz, T. Brown, S. FBmfalicRum Brown, T. Kenfield, S. Campbell, M. Seidlitz. K. Marshall does his thing. T. Kenfield T. Kenfield out front, M. Seidlitz not far behind. 65 Junior FIRST ROW: M. Dauwalder, R. Boyer, G. Limesand, A. Dolezal, C. Hofer, G. Anderson, W. Kolstad. SECOND ROW: K. Gunderson, G. Johnson, R. Heimbigner, A. Seidlitz, D. Wicks, K. Seidlitz, S. Mar- shall, M. Mattson, R. Overlie. NOT PICTURED: Coach Kulpas. Tta Supe istois K. Marshall: Track and Basketball Free Throw Trophy; C. Lybeck: Wrestling; T. Brown: Offensive Football and Track field events; J. Hurley: Defensive Basketball; D. Lakey: Girls Track; B. Jeppesen: Defensive Foot- ball; J. Kuntz: Defensive girls Basketball; P. Glee: Girls Track field events; T. Lyders: Offensive girls Bas- ketball. Laugfcte t fa Homecoming activities began Thursday evening, October 3, with a snake-dance that led to a spirited bonfire. Overlooking the rainy weather, the parade after school was successful. The eighth graders took the first place honors for the second year in a row. The evening victory over the Refiners was close and exciting, helping to keep the spectators' interest, despite the cold temperature. The senior candidates, Neil Leitch and Tierney Lyders, were pro- nounced the King and Queen at halftime of the game. The Bonfire ignites school spirit. You are not to question why, but to do or die. 68 It's cold, but it’s fun.” What's the theme? Where are we going to build our floats? How much chicken wire will we need? Where can we buy the cheapest Kleenex? Who will donate the use of a truck? Who can we get who will really work? But above all, where can we find a garage big enough? These are the questions that can drive a person crazy. After all questions were answered and the details worked out, hard construction of the floats began. Hoping to stun the world with fantastic floats, we drove down Main Street and Highway 2 with Kleenex flying all over and getting strange looks from people. Finally everything began to look great at least until the rain came. The floats looked pathetic compared to a few hours before. Still, we couldn't help thinking that each float contained the character of its class, and was special in its own way. J. Brown, C. Kolstad, K. Marshall, K. Butterfield, Queen: T. Lyders; King: N. Leitch; D. Skonord, C. Hemmer, L. Pugsley, K. Kammerzell. 69 f f-foaestfiy Lov Yow I Honestly Love You” was the theme for the 1974 Snow- ball, sponsored by the FHA on December 14. Pastel colors enhanced the multi-purpose room as the band, Sundance, rocked on. Elayne Schaefer crowned Mark Seidlitz as King and Lynda Ramber as Queen at midnight. Brian and Laura sit one out. ''I'm sure having a good time! I wonder if anyone saw us come in? 70 R. Wickum. D. Soper. King: M. Seidlitz; J. Gilbert, Queen: L. Ramberg; P. Dolezal, K. Campbell, N. Dolezal. The juniors pause for a pose. I guess it is real fur!” f Fouglcb thu Lctup Everyone’s heard of kids tiptoeing in at 5:00 in the morning, but never OUT. This was the situation as the juniors and seniors left for their long trips to the legislature in Helena. The seniors chose Feb- ruary 27, and the juniors March 6 as the dates for their trips. The day's activities included a capitol tour, a Memorial Museum visit, a feast at McDonald’s and an ice cream parlor, and a sit-in on Senate and House sessions. The juniors were able to observe the Supreme Court in session. The seniors observe the Senate. How's your love life, Jeanne?” 71 Clde how Come one, come all, step right up, try your luck, get your prizes while they last!'' These were some sounds heard at the annual CHS Carnival, sponsored by the Student Council on April 5 in the old gym. New booths this year included the Hor- seshoe Flip, Bean Bag Toss, a Spook House, and a French Cafe. It was well attended despite the stormy weather. I bet I can get a whole bag.” If you want it done right, you have to do it yourself. Go ahead Helen, it's good!” WUuuerTtarPwJi Cost Christopher Robin------------------------------------George Campros Winnie-The-Pooh---------------------------------------Diane Hofer Piglet----------------------------------------------Natalie Morrison Rabbit-----------------------------------------------Sharon Hofer Eeyore----------------------------------Diane Gunderson Owl--------------------------------------------------Yvonne Eklund Kanga-------------------------------- Karen Bailey Roo---------------------------------------Sharlene Dolezal Small Rabbit............................. Leslie Cushing Skunk----------------------------------------Penny Dolezal Small Rabbit-------------------------------- -Mark Seidlitz Storyteller------------------------------------------Elayne Schaefer Accompanist----------------------------------Tamie Ish Directors-----------------Mrs. Hunnewell and Mrs. Olson uv Thirteen amateur junior and sen- ior actors put their talents together to perform the musical comedy, '’Winnie-The-Pooh” on April 18. Grades K-6 saw the matinee while junior high, high schoolers, and adults attended the evening per- formance. Young and old enjoyed the play. Haven't you heard that a Kanga is com Pooh and friends pose for a cast picture. 73 jOCk A Oaiul Midi skins, slick hair, dark glasses, and bobby socks filled the halls of CHS on April 25. The Student Council declared a Happy Days Day to generate spirit for the Junior-Senior Prom to be held the following night. Two students and two faculty members were chosen by secret judges for best cos- tumes based on clean-cutness and originality. Those were the days. Easy, I'm just a sophomore! IMkhmS: R. Wickum, D. Raunig, Mrs. Eveland, Mr. Brannon. The ho test chicks in the valley. 74 I turn into a pumpkin at midnight.” Sujg ft B by Long Stars, angel hair, and broken mirrors set the mood for Sugar Baby Love, the Junior-Senior Prom on April 26. Smokestack Lightning started playing music at 10 to get the dance underway. At midnight, Junior Class Presi- dent, Tamie Ish, crowned Rod Oraw and Tierney Lyders as King and Queen for 1975. The festivities concluded with the Academy Award winning show, The Sting, and a ham and egg breakfast which was served in the multi-purpose room by the juniors' mothers. Did you say there's a fly in the punch? C. Good. K. Smith, Queen: T. Lyders: T. Brown, C. Lakey, King: R. Oraw; C. Wickum, B. Jeppesen. Otouw Betufets D. Snyder, D. Lalum. 75 RW foPte fow A sumptuous turkey dinner with all the trimmings united the juniors and seniors in the annual Junior-Sen- ior Banquet on May 14. The evening was highlighted by a program of music, and the reading of the Senior Class history, prophecy, and wills. The banquet opened the door to the final steps toward graduation. Everyone enjoys the dinner music. Just listening. fidum Within the confines of this yearbook you will find many memories of individ- uals, classes, activities, and achievements that were part of the school year 1974-75 at Chester High School. I hope that the education and experiences obtained during the past year will benefit each and every individual in the years to come. Con Murphy, Superintend- ent C £ I wish to take this opportu- nity to congratulate the Advisor, Mrs. Brannon, the Co-Editors, Jim Gilbert and Kaye Schuhmacher, and the remaining staff of the COYOTE” for a job well done. As you com- piled the 1975 ’’COYOTE” you experienced times of joy, times of disappoint- ment and perhaps even times of despair. A lesson can be learned from these experiences. That lesson is that the experiences in life that bring joy and sadness are ones that remain within your memory. Later in life as you look through the 1975 COYOTE” may it spark memories of your years at CHS. Robert Chvilicek, Principal If it is true that the amount of knowledge in the world is doubling every few years, then we can no longer afford to teach only facts or knowledge. Aside from the basic facts in language and mathe- matics , we try to teach methods of acquiring knowledge such as communication skills, classify- ing and interpreting data, and making hypothesis. I am glad the Chester School System is doing many of the above things. Richard McCrea, Grade School Principal Jan Wood Music Gerald Kulpas Social Studies Helen Brannon Joe Brannon Commercial Math Dorothy Johnson Linda Fossen Guidance, Home English Economics Mr. Anderson aids a student in small engines class. 79 Marvin Krook Yvonne Hunnewell Science English N Don VanDessel P. E., Drivers Ed. 80 Patricia Eveland Steve Wood Home Economics Social Studies Janice Albright Business, French, English Norman Anderson Lujane Gorder Industrial Arts Art, P.E. Joe Tacke Math Frankie Pond Band Bob Gunderson Science Patricia Olson Social Studies, Library Rudy Skonard English, P.E. A potent glues % But as pamd gtt� €S H V WMfc. A iwWs te L foMs % But lus stops Uwb. A teacW objects efe uuty; Ha com; mum te( U kfi tft luS stops. 81 yddttioiicily MaiwWs Cooks: Bonnie Overlie, Ruth Eveland, Gloria Janitors: Spike Stone, Virgil Chadwick. Boyer, Martha Wright. 'V Zv ‘inn,J Esther Will Remedial Reading Edna Lund Noon Supervisor Myrna Cady Special Education Lois Schaub Librarian Karen Graff: Secretary Greg Graff: Business Manager and Clerk. Larry Bassett Janitor Whotti htCt ik vM f bdiUtct ? How uM cwyoub know f 'u bfifiK Vonpf? What sign uM tM th( frjctuAb hcu h t lhatl tydMtodtaj? Graduates applaud for the speaker. Dr. Gritzner. f Undfytessto � ts mctcfe U4te t f CftM Sdy f cctA , f Hou . Getting ready. We will remember June 1, 1975; now let us work to achieve dreams and Congratulations.” Thank-you begin from this day. S Chester sey Ferguson Thielman Implement Dealers for Minneapolis Moline, Massey Ferguson, Case, and GMC Trucks, Anderson Duckfoot and Rodweeders Member FDIC Liberty Bank of Montana A Full Service Bank The Staff and Management With the Class of 1975 The Best of Luck in Its New Future Chester Motors Ford Has A Better Idea” Don Raunig 334-5171 Frontier Aviation Grumman AqCat - The Best and Most Modem Aircraft Built Fast Efficient Spraying Service Joel Fenger Business Phone 334-3344 Home 334-5521 Chester Hanson’s Texaco Good Luck to the Class of 1975 Phone 334-3031 Wagon Wheel Steak House A Friendly Place Where Friends Meet” An and Dorothy Kaiser say Congratulations Seniors of ”75 County Fair IGA We Really Care at County Fair Chester 334-3881 Marias Equipment Congratulations Class of975 Chester 334-3071 Gilbert’s P, Inc. Car, Truck, and Tractor Parts Chester Your NAPA Dealer 334-3951 Keith Chevrolet Building a Better Way to See the U. S. A. Chester 334-3561 Turner’s Beef Grain, Haylage Fed Only 32' 2 Miles North Chester North Joplin 375-2381 O’Brien Insurance Have a Good Year Seniors Chester 334-2661 AG Air Inc. Fly High Seniors Chester and Rudyard 334-5111 Tiber Tractor Co. Chester 334-2921 Fraser’s Conoco Hottest Brand Going Chester and Inverness 334-3481 Cargill Incorporated Congratulations to the Class of 1975 General Mills Inc, Chet Eveland, Manager Chester Chester R and J Camper Sales Serving Your Needs in Campers Jim Coffman - 334-3099 Chester Roy Balsley - 334-3276 Chester Implement Company hester 334-3221 93 Roosevelt Tastee Freez Service Station Chester 334-2281 We're Having a Party at the Tastee Freez Chester 334-5011 Liberty Drug BILL KIMBALL, Owner Od’s Thirftway Market Chester 334-3571 Chester 334-3261 Gambles LAWRENCE SCHAEFER - Owner Chester 334-2241 Liberty County Times Chester 334-2211 Western Lumber Co. RICHARD GEBHARDT - Owner Chester 334-2622 Boyd’s Sheet Metal Congratulations Class of ’75 Chester 334-3641 5 Meissner Raches, Inc. Galen and Mema Kolstad Roy and Maxine Wickum Art Morrison Violett Farms, Inc. Clifford and Shirley Lybeck 96 Dennis Kenfield Don Buffington James Coffman Gummer Farms Diemen Hereford Ranch Jim Morrison Clifford Blair F. Max and Stephen Brown Ruth and Harold McQuigg Ben Oraw Kenneth Broadhurst Roy Balsley E. M. Cole 97 Dennis Diemen Herefords KSEN Radio Chester MX Motel Air Conditioning and TV in Every Room Anna-Marie and Norm Anderson - Owner 334-9641 Sponsorships Havre Grain Growers Mr. and Mrs. Ramberg Paul and Sandra Bunn Montana Power Co. Chester Bakery Petrolane The White House and Fish Emp. Office Equipment Co. Federal Land Bank Assoc. Normans Owl Rexall Drug J. C. Penney Russell Evans Superamerica Havre Lumber Co. Northern Manufacturing Co. Harmon Havre Cycle Vita-Rich Buttrey's Master Sports Flynn Realty Cavaliers The Fabric Shop Valley Furniture Citizens Bank First National Bank Earl Keith Bud Ish John Kammerzell Dale Lyders William Cole Gorden Kammerzell Cun Lakey Chester Albright's Barber Shop Chester Clinic Pharmacy Hi-Line Cleaners Yackley's Standard Libeny Theatre Louise’s Shoppe N and K Car Wash Coast to Coast Farmers Union Dr. and Mrs. Han Shelby Stulls' Jewelry Coast to Coast Sports Club Pfannsmith Jewelry Anthony's M.D.'s Pizzaria Dr. A. W. Svennengson Lucky 13 Rudyard Sanvik Brothers Inc. Farmers Union Oil Co. Rudyard Lumber Co. Rudyard Drug and Cafe 9a A W Drive-In World Famous Root Beer Owner - Richard Modiac helmbrecht cr- - ■ Helmbrecht Studio Congratulations Class of 1975 224-4th Ave. Havre 265-4252 Galata Co-Op Complete Farm Headquarters Larry Krattiger, Mgr. Galata Marias Packing Co. Custom Processing Shelby Lothair Country Store Lothair 432-2655 Larson’s Clothing Shelby Larson’s Toggery Conrad Marias River Electric Co-Op Congratulations Class of '75 . Shelby Buttrey’s Open 7 Days a Week 130-5th Ave. No. Shelby Co-Op Supply Center Bulk Delivery _______Shelby______ Ben Taylor, Inc. Wholesale Distributor Exxon Products Shelby 434-5546 First State Bank Join the Future Bank Shelby Western Furniture Furniture and Carpeting New Location Shelby 434-5366 Shelby Floral and Gift Shop Shelby 177 Main St. Spinning Wheel Fabrics and Yarns Shelby 187 Main Cinderella Shoppe Where Fashion, Quality, and Service Are Important Shelby 434-2361 Lennon Lumber Co. Building Materials of All Kinds Columbia Paints Shelby 434-3211 Dick Irvin Inc. General Trucking Shelby 434-5583 Toole County State Bank Aaberge Saddlery Inc. Century Drilling Co. P.O. Box O Shelby 434-5091