Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1977 volume:

KEEP SUM COYOTE 1977 Chester High School Chester, Montana Table of Contents 3 The Opening Fanfare 8 The Graduates 15 The Faces 29 The Students’ Life 47 The Titled 55 The Struggle 75 The Organizers 81 The Silent Embarkment 85 The Business World The Spotlight Robert Chvilicek Mr. C” served as principal and head wrangler for the last four and one-half years. Steve Wood As social studies teacher, football and wrestling coach, Mr. Wood has made CHS his stomping ground from 1967-1977. Empty chairs and vacant places Have been filled with other faces; New has come where old had been. But we won't forget these men. Memories Are Made of Things That Happen Each Day Moments as You Live Them Things You Do or Say To know me is to love me. Tighten up that line! Fonzie is such a man! 5 Little Bits and Pieces Of Laughter Mixed With Tears You heard I did what? Sometimes I sits and thinks, sometimes I just sits. The straight eight. People are only human. 6 Paragraphs and Pages Written Throughout The Years. 1 % Colin, your slip is showing. Even Snoopy loves CHS. rv Y O ttTU ,.j« 'ta � � a i ijd,' - .kA % -d nTpnt Mark proved this sign at State Wrestling Tourney . 7 Cherish Yesterday . . . Live To 8 Class of 1977 day. . . Dream Tomorrow 9 Seniors of ’77 Lana Lee Boyer Darryl Dean Fox Theresa A. Hull Kenlyn Joy Thielman Jeffery A. Anderson Pati M. Glee Connie Lynne Hanson Dean E. Soper Fred J. Fenger Colin D. Lybeck Vicki Lynn Gjesdal Mary E. Gunderson Lana Kay Leitch Dale E. Wickum Robert Brown Mark William Lakey Doug Osterman Cynthia May Kolstad Patrick J. Stores Leonard Gunderson 12 John F. Hutchison Yvonne A. Campros Darrell W. Aitken Mary L. Hutchison Richard Lee Olson Kathryn L. Campbell Steve Hamel Deborah Jean Lakey Shelly O. Enghusen Michael D. Seidlitz Cathlene E. Stoner Patti Jo Broadhurst Roger R. Seidlitz Terrie Jo Furlong 14 THE FACES Juniors Diane Allison Scott Anderson Kelly Blair Jim Brown Janine Campros Jim Cushing Nancy Doleza Mike Wes Fenger Tina Garrett Brenda Gunderson Kathy Harmon Kirby Hofer Kristie Kammerzell Les Laas Lynda Laas Laurie Langel Lisa Leitch 16 Terri Lomen Chad Lybeck Marty Lyders Chris McCallum Teresa Muncy Wendy Nuxoll Paul Overlie Denise Raunig Debbie Robinson Jody Smith Mike Smith Tim Smith Kim Thielman tlon Thisselle Betha Turner 17 Sophomores Kathy Albright Bill Brannon Cindy Buker hlT ody Campbell Jody Campbell I Lana Campros Thad Didiei Linda Duffin Patty Evans Kenny Gunderson Bill Harmon Roger Heimbigner Ronda Heimbigner Larry Hendricksoi Kathy Ben Ish Jacobson Jan Jensen Glenn Johnson 18 Kaiser da Keith ■t Kenfi ld pey A1 Limesand Jackie Ludwig Scot Marshall Mike Mattson frank Waite Yack Melody Nelson Sherry Nuxoll Richard Overlie X Palmen Robyn Pugsley Sjpi-DONE Aden Seidlitz comma Joan SeidUtz Kelly Seidlit. Virginia Stoner Tracv Suatton 19 Freshmen - Doug Ailken Donald Allison Greg Anderson Mike Blair Rod Boyer Polly Brown Sharon Buffington I Karen Bukerjjy Sary- CarlsiadyS Justin Chr toffersorlH Mike siauwalder ' Kelly Diemen Art Dolezal Darryl Garrett LaNdtte Gjesdal rickson unis Hofer Jeri Jensen ion nfield 1 ger I ave Landi Giry Limesaud Katfi’ McCalluml dy McNabTi’] Shawn Meissndr1 Debbie Nealy Susan Peterson Bill Robinson Gerald Schuhmacher Wynnette Seidlitz Andrea Skari Donna Skinner Paula Toy u UJ Dave Untarseher Ron Violett Troy Wanken JoAnne Wolfe Take a guess? 20 Suffrage. . . Resolves Into Leadership Freshmen UPPER LEFT: Secretary-Trea- surer; Denise Raunig; Vice Presi- dent, Chad Lybeck; President, Helen Wolfe. BOTTOM LEFT: Vice President, Nanci Wolfe; President, Rhonda Keith; Secretary-Treasurer, Frank Waite. RIGHT: Secretary-Treasurer, Susan Peterson; Vice President, Ronnie Violett; President, Jo Anne Wolfe. ABOVE: President, Carson Krook; Secretary-Treasurer, Cari Cramer; Vice President, Jody Krejci. LEFT: President, Jenni Ludwig; Secretary-Treasurer, Lisa Duffin; Vice President, Jack Harden. Juniors t j : V i • Sophomores 21 Eighth Debbie Allison LyIe Brooks Marla Campros Sherry Carlstad Joy Carter Colleen Cole Ken Cashing Lisa DufffH Ron Eklund Lisa Guertzgan fm iderson Charleen H rnon Scott Laird Jenni Ludwig Bryan Muncy Shelley Osterman Ron Overlie David Pugsley Donn Raunig Mary Lou Stoner Renee Swank Tom Thijlman Beck Turner Terri VanDessel Janine Wardell John Wickum Donnie Wolfe Take a guess? 22 Seventh Kirby Albright Rory Anderson Pat Brinkman Joan Broadhurst Dean Brooks Gary Buffington uhI Joe Campros Jane Carlstad Bret Christofferson Cicon Cramer dler' , Mark Dolezal Janet Duffy Tim Fenger Carrie Fritz Jerry Gjesdal Kurt Kammerzell Doug Kimball Jody Krejci Carson Krook Kelly Lakey Barbara Leitch Jcri Ludwig Kris Manska Lauri McNabb Lyk- Muncy Mike Murphy Kaloni Overlie Cathy Peterson Richard Robinson Jim Sargeant Anne Seidlitz Wendy Seidlitz Susan Smith -� Sharyn Standiford i! 23 ly Butler Loren Hawks Heimbigner Jim Hofer Robbie Laas lichard LaBelle Tarnin) Landis Doug aiiik n PnF'StSndiford lusanne-Stoner Rose Ray Sixth Fifth Mr. Rod Builer Frank Blair Bobbie Brooks Donna Carlstad I f| Todd Crimer Brett Earl Naney Harmon Lora La Be lie ffllum Cathy Pugsley Dean Raunig Ed Thiel man ri feluiuei Eugene Seidlitz Trina Seidlitz ie Lynn Wanken Mrs. Fern Woodcock Darren Allison Wendy Anderson Tim Braun fSCina Butler Joe Fritz Stacie Graham Lisa Hanson Bob Kimball Greg La Be lie Darren Overlie Allison Passage Heidi Rockman Debbie Skonord Michael Smith Russell Wolfe Fourth I Mrs. Carol Aitken Rita Chvilicek Kevin Cicon Dean Duffy Renee Fenger Karla Griffin Brian Hamel Tim Kolstad Stephanie Krook Janua LaBelle Terry Manska Ray Morkrid L 1 •' « Colleen Standiford Mr. Lany Rizzo Eva Buker Craig Broadhurst Karlan Christofferson Rachel Chvilicek Lenny Cole Cristi Cramer n Kay Cushing Mark Duffin Michael Fenger Jim Fritz Scott Kimball Milly Shettel 'Jack Wagner Philipp Wardeil 26 Third FRONT ROW: Dennis Sargeant, Ricky Ward, Kathy Butterfield, Bryan Anderson, Bruce Rogstad, Lesli Jensen, Travis Burrows, Brett Oswood, Emily Wodarz, Aaron Violett. BACK ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Beth Leighton: Tracy Voise, Rachelle Fenger, Dona van Heimbigner, Stacey Dauwalder, Pat Harmon, Marcia Standiford, Neil Heimbigner, Todd Passage, Gary Kaiser, Darren Skonord. NOT PICTURED: Bobby Ray, Kenny Wilson. Second FRONT ROW: Laurie Murphy, Denise Denter, Karla VanDessel, Debbie LaLum, Matthew Fenger, Dennis Sny- der, John Standiford, Scott Rogstad, Kelly Smith. BACK ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Pat Ludwig: Laurie Harmon, Sheila Graham, Steve Baker, Alrik Hanson, Randy Garrett, Erick Wodarz. Lisa Henson, George Smith, Laurie Shettel, Tron Thomas. 27 Kindergarten FRONT ROW: Juanita Seidlitz, Mary Fenger, Jason Brierly, Kal Kenfield, Donald Shettel, Brad Kimball, Chris Cady. MIDDLE ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Susie Brown; Tracey Nordstrom, Lisa Rizzo, Tonda Thomas, Teresa Dah- len, Terri Shepherd. BACK ROW: Craig Jensen, Shannon Mader, Dean Denter, Gordon Standiford, Kent Matt- son, Mark Dauwalder, Justin Marble. FRONT ROW: Teacher: Miss Elaine Murphy; Holly Bunn, Stefani Christofferson, Carmen Newby, Kip Lime- sand, Vince Cole, Toni Anderson, Stacy Violett, Margie Wodarz. MIDDLE ROW: Jason Wanken, Todd Wanken, Kevin Mattson, Jeff Dahlen, Justin Wolfe, Robbie Shepherd, Steve LaBelle, Brenda Rogstad, Teacher; Mrs. Caroline Hall. BACK ROW: Jody Voise, Lee Butterfield, Conrad Heimbigner, Many Duff in, C. J. Manska, Ethan Orcutt, Jermy Ward, John Sheldon. NOT PICTURED: Kent Dolezal, Rajon Frazer. activities S5 n Assembly % 1 4 FUN Work Meeting I % THE STUDENTS’ LIFE Fire Up, Fire Up, Fire Up-Up-Up Coordination plus! Connie cheers for two at tournaments. 30 The cheerleaders kept the teams fired up and the crowds alive during the year. Not only did the cheerleaders spend many hours practicing the cheers, but also worked hard on locker signs, bulle- tin boards, and pep assemblies. Some of the new and different cheers were Let’s Get a Little Bit Rowdy, Boogie to the Left, and Go Bananas. TOP: Wrestling. V. Gjesdal, J. Jensen, Jackie Ludwig, R. BOTTOM: B-SC|U3.Ci. L. Gjesdal, D. Nealy, M. Nelson, N. Wolfe. I-- i,. ---T V � Jit Cheerleaders chant That's the Way We Like It at the Chester Christmas Tournament. TOP: Jr. High ! BACK: Jenni Ludwig, L. Guertzgan, S. Carlstad, B. Turner. Front: J. Broadhurst, W. Seidlitz, Jeri Ludwig, A. Seidlitz. BOTTOM: A-Squad ! C. Kolstad, P. J. Broadhurst, C. Hanson, K. Kammerzell. Football: Clockwise From Top: J. Seidlitz, M. Gunderson, K. Albright, L. Langel. 31 Hey All You Fans in the Stands Pep-C Club r m FRONT: Jeri Jensen, V. Gjesdal, Jackie Ludwig, R. Pugsley. SECOND ROW: Colin Lybeck, S. Anderson, K. Seidlitz, P. Stores, Chad Lybeck, R. Brown, J. Smith, L. Laas, Secretary; D. Raunig, Vice Presi- dent: P. Glee, President; K. Campbell, Advisers; Mrs. Albright, Miss Johnson, Mr. Skonard. THIRD ROW: D. Osterman, L. Gunderson, B. Kenfield, S. Hamel. FOURTH ROW; C. Hanson, C. Kolstad, P. Broadhurst, K. Kammerzell. P. Toy, Jan Jensen, N. Dolezal, L. Laas, K. Harmon, W. Nuxoll, Lana Leitch. FIFTH ROW: J. Wolfe, R. Keith, J. Campbell, S. Nuxoll, K. Thielman, D. Lakey, T. Hull. SIXTH ROW: P. Brown, R. Jacobson, H. Wolfe, B. Gunderson, T. Muncy, T. Lomen, Lisa Leitch. W. Seidlitz, T. Furlong. SEVENTH ROW: M. Gunderson, L. Langel, K. Albright, J. Seidlitz, N. Wolfe, D. Nealy, M. Nelson, L. Gjesdal. r-O-W-D-I-E, that's the way you spell rowdie! Pep-C Club members yell the gridsters on to victory Pep-C Club Activites By making signs, planning skits, preparing pep assemblies, cheer- ing at sport events, working in the consession stand, and by sell- ing beanies and license plates, the Pep-C Club accomplished its goal of promoting school spirit. Due to the lack of funds, a ban- quet was not possible. Hit Those Books! The rules for qualification in Honor Society became stiffer. The Society's major activity was a car wash in the Ford Garage on April 17. The members got dirty while the cars came out sparkling clean! Honor Society FRONT ROW: President: M. Hutchison; Vice-President: L. Gunderson: Secretary: D. Lakey; W. Nuxoll, D. Raunig, K. Harmon. BACK ROW: K. Campbell, L. Langel, C. Hanson, P. Glee, D. Ost- erman, J. Anderson, R. Violett, Adviser: Miss Johnson. 33 CAST: C. McCallum, L. Duf- fin, Kim Thielman, Kenlyn Thielman, D. Osterman, J. Brown, R. Brown, D. Fox, L. Gunderson, S. Hamel, K. Camp- bell. DIRECTORS: Guy Taylor, Gerri Unterseher. CHORE- OGRAPHER: Dani Keomer. ACCOM- PANIST: Yvonne McCallum. Little Girl sees Wolf. ‘A Thurber Carnival’ Selections from A Thurber Carnival and Broadway songs entertained audi- ences on April 22-23. The selections were Wolf at Door, Unicom in t Garden The Little Girl and the Wolf. If Grant had been Drinking at Appomattox, The Macbeth Murder Mystery, The Last Flower, The Pet Department, Take Her Up Tenderly, and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. The Broadway songs included You've Gotta Have Heart, Two Lost Souls, and Never Say No. 34 ‘The Odd Couple’ Oscar and Felix. Oscar--------------------S. Hamel Felix----------J. Anderson Roy-----------------L. Laas Speed---------L. Gunderson Vinnie-----------L. Pugsley Murray-------------------R. Brown Cecily-------------------L. Leitch Gwendolyn --C. McCallum Directors--------Guy Taylor ---------Gerri Unterseher The Comedy The Odd Couple which depicts the hilarious tribulations of two entirely different individu- als trying to co-exist in the same apartment, was pre- sented in the auditorium on December 8-9 before 350 people. The laugh count totaled 1162. Cecily and Gwendolyn check out Felix. Oscar introduces Cecily to Felix. The boys wonder what's happened to Felix. 35 Hold That Press! Blue and Gold Times Staff The journalism class changed the name of the school paper from THE COYOTE to THE BLUE AND GOLD TIMES. After the fundamentals of journalism were learned, six issues were published. Annual work made up the bulk of class time. Hoping to successfully depict the 1976-77 school year, the annual staff used the theme Communications. BLUE AND GOLD TIMES Member of M. I. E. A. Published monthly by the Journalism Class Co-Editors------------------------------------C. Hanson, D. Osterman Art Editors-----------------------------P. J. Broadhurst, K. Campbell Feature Editor----------------------------------------------L. Langel Sports Editors-------------------------------------S. Hamel, T. Muncy Copy Editors--------------------------------------C. Kolstad, P. Glee Columns------------------------------------K. Thielman, S. Enghusen Reporters--------------------------------------------------Journalism Class Typists----------------------------------------------------Journalism Class Circulation-------------------------------------T. Furlong, C. Stoner Mimeograph------------------------------------M. Gunderson, L. Leitch Adviser----------------------------------------------------------Mrs. Brannon 36 Journalism FRONT ROW: c. Kolstad, M. Gunderson, S. Hamel, P. Broadhurst, L. Leitch. SECOND ROW: D. Osterman, C. Hanson, K. Campbell, P. Glee, L. Langel, T. Muncy. BACK ROW: T. Furlong, C. Stoner, Adviser: Mrs. Brannon; S. Enghusen, K. Theilman. Bleed It to the Gutter Coyote Staff CO-EDITORS PEOPLE Terri Furlong Pati Glee Kathy Campbell Shelly Enghusen STUDENT LIFE SPORTS Doug Osterman Steve Hamel Teresa Muncy Cynthia Kolstad Laurie Langel SENIORS AND FACULTY Kim Thielman HONORED Lana Leitch Mary Gunderson Connie Hanson BUSINESS MANAGERS Patti Jo Broadhurst Cathy Stoner Shelly Enghusen Page editors: Doug and Connie. Photographers S. Enghusen, R. Violett, K. Thielman, P. Glee, K. Campbell, C. Stoner, Adviser: Mr. Fitzgerald. Annual editors: Kathy and Terrie. ‘There’s a Motion on the Floor’ Student Council's first project was the planning of Homecoming activities. Semester test exemption, a topic debated upon for years, was success- fully brought into school board policy through many hours of negotiations with the students, teachers, adminis- tration, and finally the school board. On November 1-3, D. Osterman, C. Hanson, R. Violett, J. Ludwig, and K. Campbell traveled to Great Falls to the State Convention where D. Oster- man and R. Violett were later locked in the Curiosity Shop in Holiday Vil- lage. The first District II meeting was held on December 8 in Fairfield. D. Lakey, P. Glee, D. Ostermah, R. Violett, and H. Wolfe presented a workshop on Surviving the Red Tape. Mr. C was honored at a plan- ned assembly by the Student Council on January 25 with many speeches and a bronzed statue. A Career Day for Chester and Hi-Line juniors and seniors was held on March 17. The idea for an extra guidance room failed as the school board deemed it infeasible. The biggest and most successful carni- val ever took place on April 2. Trav- eling to Fort Benton for the second Dis- trict II meeting on April 18 were H. Wolfe, J. Wolfe, C. Hanson, P. Glee, R. Violett, J. Ludwig, and D. Oster- man. District officers were elected. Government Day and cheerleading try- outs, held on May 16, and sending delegates to summer conventions were the final activites of the 1976-77 Stu- dent Council. 38 Members below the Lewis and Clark Statue in Fort Benton. Student Council FRONT ROW: J. Seidlitz, J. Ludwig, M. Dolezal, D. Gunderson. BACK ROW: J. Wolfe, H. Wolfe, R. Violett, K. Campbell, D. Lakey, Secretary: C. Hanson: Vice-President: P. Glee, President: D. Osterman. Mrs. Wood Beauty Shoppe Quartet B. Gunderson, H. Wolfe, N. Wolfe, J. Wolfe Hold That Note for Two Counts Accompanists C. Kolstad, N. Wolfe, L. Langel. The music department presented three concerts, the Patriotic Fall, Christmas, and the Spring. A variety of numbers ranging from folk songs, modern, riddle, spir- itual , classical, patriotic, and religious were sung and played. Choral montages were also performed. The choir sang at three church services throughout the year. One highlight of the year was the purchase of blue and gold choir robes. The band marched in Havre and at Chester's Homecoming parade. The pep band partici- pated at most of the sports activities. On April 15-16 the music students traveled to Chinook for the District Music Festival where the band, choir, and several oth- ers received I ratings. The Women's Ensemble, H. Wolfe's saxaphone solo, and the choir were honored to perform at the Saturday night concert. Men's Ensem- ble, Women's Ensemble, L. Laas' solo, and H. and J. Wolfe's duet, received 1 ratings at the State Music Fes- tival held in Havre May 6. Band groups receiving I rat- ings were: H. Wolfe's saxaphone solo and the Trumpet Trio. The Men's and Women's Ensembles, Choralaires, and the Beauty Shoppe Quartet went on tour May 10. They performed at Brady, Power, and Dutton and reveived a standing ovation at Power. Women’s Ensemble FRONT ROW: N. Dolezal, L. Langel, J. Jensen, K. Blair, S. Buffington, A. Skari. SECOND ROW: K. Campbell, B. Gunderson, D. Nealy, K. Hofer, C. McCallum. BACK ROW: B. Turner, K. Thielman, H. Wolfe, J. Wolfe, N. Wolfe. Men S Ensemble SITTING FRONT: G. Schuhmacher, D. Hendrick- son. B. Kenfleld. SITTING CENTER: J. Brown. SITTING BACK: K. Hofer. S. Marshall. STANDING: J. Smith, D. Fox. G. Johnson. D. Wicks. S. Hamel. L. Laas, B. Ish. S. Meissner. High'School $fcoir FRONT ROW: Director: Mrs. Wood: S. Peterson, A. Skari. L. Langel. K. Campbell. W. Seidlitz. D. Nealy. B. Gunderson, K. Thielman. B. Turner, P. Choralaires front row: k. Hofer, C. Kolstad, H. Wolfe, B. Gudne- son. SECOND ROW: L. Langel, K. Campbell, N. Dolezal, B. Turner, J. Wolfe. BACK ROW: S. Hamel, K. Hofer, D. Wicks, J. Brown, L. Laas, D. Fox. Brown, P. Broadhurst, C. Hanson. J. Campbell, L. Gjesdal. SECOND ROW: Jeri Jansen. C. Kolstad. K. Kammerzell, S. Buffington, T. Lomen, Jan Jensen, K. Blair, H. Wolfe. N. Wolfe. K. Albright. C. McCallum, L. Laas. M. Gunderson. T. Stratton. THIRD ROW: N. Dolezal. K. Hofer. K. Seidlitz, S. Meissner, B. Ish, M. Seidlitz. D. Wicks. J. Brown. J. Smith, G. Schuhmacher, J. Wolfe, P. Toy. BACK ROW: D. Hendrickson. C. Hofer. D. Fox, L. Laas. S. Hamel, G. Johnson, S. Marshall, K. Hofer, B. Kenfield. Jr. High Band FRONT ROW: J. Sar- geant, D. Brooks, R. Anderson, J. Krejci, G. Buffington. SECOND ROW: A. Seidlitz, S. Carlstad, S. Osterman, K. Lakey, S. Laird. BACK ROW: C. Cole, D. Gunderson, D. Wolfe, J. Carlstad, Director: Mr. Taylor; T. Fenger, K. Overlie. High School Band SITTING FRONT: k. Buker. K. McCallum, A. Skari, J. Seidlliz, C. Buker. SECOND ROW: M. Blair, R. Heimbigner, J. Brown. J. Smith. BACK ROW: L. Laas. L. Laa, R. Boyer, Ronny Violett, Randy Violett, K. Gunderson, K. Hofer, T. Smith, J. Wolfe, H. Wolfe. S. Buffington, D. Soper, Director: Mr. Taylor. 42 Sunshine Kids FRONT ROW: Director: Mrs. Wood: A. Chvilicek, C. Didier, C. Stewart, L. Hanson, D. Sko-nord, C. Standiford, C. Cramer, B. Brooks, R. Wanken, D. Nealy, D. Carlstad, D. Earl, C. Heimbigner. SEC- OND ROW: L. McCallum, K. Griffin, L. LaBelle, R. Ray, J. Wagner, J. Fritz, M. Fenger, H. Rockman. BACK ROW: C. Butler, E. Buker, K. Christofferson, G. Butler, N. Harmon. Jr. High Chorus FRONT ROW: Director: Mrs. Wood; K. Kammerzell, M. Murphy, D. Kimball, L. Muncy, C. Krook, K. Albright. SECOND ROW: J. Broadhurst, S. Standiford, Jeri Ludwig, C. Cramer, M. Campros, J. Cicon, W. Seidlitz. THIRD ROW: B. Turner, Jenni Ludwig, L. Duffin, C. Cole, L. Guertzgen, K. Manska, J. Wardell, D. Raunig, M. Stoner. BACK ROW: S. Smith, T. VanDessel, C. Fritz, B. Leitch, C. Harmon, J. Carter, A. Seidlitz, J. Harden, D. Allison. Jr. High FHA SITTING: C. Peterson. STANDING: J. Broad- hurst. Secretary: J. Lud- wig; Vice-President; B. Leitch; President: W. Seildita; S. Smith, J. Carlstad, K. Overlie. Kathy Albright Bake at 450° Sr. High FHA FRONT ROW: Secretary: K. Albright; Vice-President: R. Heimbigner; President: J. Seidlitz. SECOND ROW: ]. Jensen, W. Seidlitz. BACK ROW: Advisor: Mrs. Eveland; S. Nuxoll, J.Campbell, R. Jacobson, R. Keith, P. Toy, N. Dolezal, B. Gunderson. The Sr. High FHA hosted the annual Sweethearts Ball. Their group project was a 4'x6' embroidery picture of the Four Seasons. The Jr. High FHA made place mats for the Senior Citizen Center. K. Albright was elected President of District I at the District Convention held in Dutton. Eleven girls from the clubs attended the State Convention at Doze- man. Project to The Audience The Speech and Drama Club brought home a first-place trophy from the Havre Invitational on November 6. All the members of the team made semi-finals. The December 18, meet in Shelby was abruptly halted when four miles from departing, the bus caught fire. No one was hurt, but the team felt they were too upset to participate. Then, on January 8, another meet in KG was cancelled due to inclement weather. Finally, all conditions were ”go” on January 22 in Chinook. Placing were C. McCallum and T. Furlong in serious duo; M. Duffin in original oratory; and V. Stoner and L. Duffin in humorous duo. Cascade was the site of the Divisional Tournament where V. Stoner and L. Duffin quali- fied in humorous duo for State. At State in Hamilton, they went as far as semi-finals. Speech and Drama FRONT ROW: V. Stoner, T. Furlong, N. Dolezal, L. Laas, L. Duffin. BACK ROW: J. Cushing, P. Evans, C. Stoner, C. McCallum, M. Duffin, K. McCallum, Coach: Mr. Taylor. Always Add The Acid to The Water Working diligently throughout the year on their projects proved rewarding to the Science Club members on April 8-9 at the State Science Fair in Missoula. R. Violett received a superior rating for his Using the Doppler Effect to Determine the Speed of an Automobile. K. Har- mon, who pricked fingers for blood, ended up receiving an excellent rating for The Genetics of Blood Grouping.” The Problems of Saline Seep” was the title of A. Skari's project which also received an excellent rating. Science Club front row: k. Harmon, R. Violett. BACK ROW: Advi- sor: Mr. Krook. NOT PICTURED: A. Skari. 45 Do You Speaka De English? On April, 1, L. Langel, W. Nuxoll, D. Raunig, K. Blair, K. Kammerzell, and K. Thielman, under the chaperoning of Mrs. Albright, depart for Paris. Their trip later took them to Brussels where they got lost at the Grand Palace, and to Lon- don where they again got lost at the Changing of the Guards. The girls under the Eiffel Tower. All In Favor The Juniors and Seniors traveled to Helena in March to see the Montana governing body in session and to view the C. M. Russell Museum. The Juniors on the way to Helena. THE TITLED General 5s mills 1 3 Scarct 3 HONOR ROLL ■a I' R 3 § £5? § C 3 g 3 HOHOR SOCIETy When did you say the parade was gonna start? Homecoming Coyotes S.W.A.T. Badgers 28-13 She's my homecoming queen Homecoming kicked off Wednesday, October 5, with Crazy Days. The two craziest dressed students were Colin Lybeck and Lisa Duffin. Thursday night was the snake dance and bonfire with the coach and senior boys giving pep talks to raise spirit. Friday everyone dressed in blue and gold to fire the team on to vic- tory. The parade was a success with the weather cooperating for a change. Cap- turing first place were the seniors with the float Swat the Badgers. Awarded sec- ond place were the freshmen with Coy- otes on the Loose,” and Coyotes 'R Dynamite, decorated by the juniors received honorable mention. At half time Pat Stores and Cynthia Kolstad were crowned king and queen. Friday night ended victoriously with the Coyotes sti- fling the Cascade Badgers, 28-13. To wind up homecoming activities a dance was held with music by Blackjack. ‘You Don’t Have to Be a Star’ WHAT did you say was in the punch? He loves me, he loves me not. You Don’t Have to be a Star was the theme of the Sweethearts Ball held February 26. Music was provided by Third Degree. F.H.A. members transformed the multi-purpose room into a ballroom with colors of red, silver, and white. A new punch recipe originated at the Ball containing one unique ingredient - guppies. The refreshments, includ- ing a decorated cake, were served by chosen Jr. High students. At midnight J. Seidlitz, F.H.A. president, escorted onto the floor freshmen candidates, M. Blair, W. Seid- litz; juniors, B. Gunderson, S. Anderson (not pictured); sophomores, A. Seidlitz, S. Nuxoll; and crowned sen- iors, L. Gunderson and L. Leitch, king and queen. Lana, would you be serious . . . just once. Raffle winners: S. Osterman and C. Krook. We are loveable and capable. Students enjoy carnival activities. Step Right Up The carnival was held April 2 in the old gym. The surprise balloon break, shoot- ing gallery and tankard toss were the new attractions included in the 18 booths at the carnival. Nearly 1, 200 people attended and over $2,750 was grossed. A dance was held after the carnival with music by Blackwood. S. Osterman and C. Krook each sold $55 worth of raffles winning the raffle sales. I think I have a bingo! Jeff, we're done decorating. 51 This One’s For You This One's for You, the theme of the Jr.-Sr. Prom, was held May 7, in the old gym. Murals, palm trees and a flowing fountain under a starry sky set the mood for the traditional dance. The songs, Feelings, and This One’s for You, were sung by Leslie Lass and J. Smith during the grand march and the midnight crowning of D. Fox and C. Hanson as king and queen. Music for the prom was provided by Cinema from Mis- soula. H. Wolfe crowns king, D. Fox. Mural for prom made by junior class Royalty FRONT ROW: Crownbearers: M. Wodarz, S. Violett. BACK ROW: R. Brown, M. Sakey, L. Pugsley, King: D. Fox; Queen: C. Hanson; K. Campbell, M. Gunerson, V. Gjesdal. K. Rae, S. Anderson, F. Lee, D. Allison. R. Keith Y. Campros TOP LEFT: Boys’ and Girls’ State The fol lowing were delegates for Boys' and Girls' State: FRONT ROW: L. Gunderson, D. Lakey, J. Anderson. BACK ROW: Alternates: C. Hanson, C. Lybeck, and D. Osterman. TOP RIGHT: Picture Butte Exchange S. Anderson and D. Allison particapated in the Picture Butte, Canada, Exchange pro- gram . From Canada came two exchange students who were Kathryn Rae and Frank Lee. middle: Art Winners r. Keith with first place, displaying her hanging macrame table, and Y. Campros second, with her paintings, were chosen by the art students who voted on the best in the show. ’' BOTTOM: High School Week Delegates who auended High School Week at MSU were: FRONT ROW: D. Lakey, P. Broadhurst, K. Campbell, C. Kolstad, M. Hutchison. BACK ROW: D. Osterman, L. Gunderson, and R. Brown. 53 General Mills Winner All-State Music H. Wolfe was selected to participate in the All-State choir in Missoula. P. Glee rated highest on the General Mills Search test taken by the seniors. Math Contest Winners J. Boucher, center; took first in the annual math test. R. Heimbigner, right; took second and R. Brown, left; third. European Tour L. Laas was one of the 660 stu- dents who participated in a music tour of Europe last summer. Touchdown % COACH HI 1 Cm i VICTORS SPIRIT g % Uniform THE STRUGGLE Hold That Line Mr. Wood ended his football coaching career at C.H.S. with a 43-34 record and one divisional I wonder if K. B. will be a QB? Look Chad, girls at practice! 5« FRONT ROW: R. Overlie, D. Aitken, D. Landis, D. Kenfield, S. Meissner, D. Unterseher, R. Lakey, T. Wanken, K. Diemen, R. Boyer, G. Anderson, C. Hofer. SECOND ROW: B. Brannon, P. Overlie, D. Romain, K. Seidlitz, A. Dolezal, B. Kaiser, F. Fenger, Colin Lybeck, J. Anderson, R. Seidlitz, L. Pugsley, B. Ken- field, K. Gunderson, M. Mattson, G. Schuhmacher; Manager, J. Cushing. BACK ROW: Coaches: Hansen and Morrison; M. Smith, D. Fox, F. Waite, S. Anderson, R. Ramberg, M. Seidlitz, J. Brown, L. Gunderson, S. Now boys, the coach is always right. Hamel, R. Brown, P. Stores, D Wicks, A. Limesand, A. Seid- litz, Chad Lybeck, M. Lakey, Head Coach Wood. Do we cross block or down block? Ready for an explosive second half in Belt. Nice tackle Rod! All right Rob, take a lap around the sewer. All Conference P. Stores, first team offen- sive end and second team defensive linebacker; R. Brown, first team defensive tackle and punter, second team offensive tackle; L. Pugsley, second team offensive and defensive back; F. Fenger, second team offensive guard; Colin Lybeck, honorable mention quarterback; S. Hamel, honorable mention defen- sive tackle. 58 FRONT ROW: J. Anderson, Colin Lybeck, L. Pugsley, R. Seidlitz, M. Lakey, F. Fenger. BACK ROW: P. Stores, R. Brown, D. Fox, L. Gunderson, S. Hamel, M. Seidlitz. CUT BANK JVS I’he Coyo s started their season openerslow but broke'open a tight game in the second half to win 26-0. Col i Lybeck. M. Lakey, and B. Kenfield all scored 6n runs and K. Seidlitz scored On a 40 k yd. interception return. V HARLEM Chester's defense rose to the occasion several ' Imes to thwart Wildcat drills a he Coyotes spoiled Harlem’s homecoming 22-8. P. Stores led I he Coyote's scoring with two TD's, one by run nd one by way of pass. M. Lakey an in another from 9 SUNBURST Defense was the key as the Coyotes tripped Sun- burst 14-0. The defensive unit held the Refiners to 80 total yards and accounted for two points on a safety. Scoring TD’s for Chester were P. Stores and Colin Lybeck. BELT The game started out slow but the Coyotes finally woke up after a long punt return by the Huskies. that was the last time Belt,scored as Chester came on to win big 36-6. L. Pugsley and Colin Lybeck each scored two touchdowns and R Seidlitz added ne. CASCADE The Coyotes umped out to a quick lead in their homecoming game but the Badgers came back in the third quarter to make it close. With three minutes to play the Coyotes pulled away to win 28-13. A. Seidlitz had a big game scoring three touchdowns on the ground; L. Pugsley scored on a pass from Colin Lybeck. FAIRFIELD The offense just didn't get going for the Coyotes against Fairfield. Only seven points were scored in the game, all by Fairfield. The Coyotes defense was stifling except on a 76 yd. mis-direc- tion play by the Eagles. SIMMS Chester came out of determined not to lose their last home game of the yeariand they didn’t. The Coyotes defeated a fine Simms team 22-8. Scor- ing on the ground were P. Stores and B. Kenfield. L. Pugsley and Colin Lybeck connected on a 60 yd. touchdown pass. Chester finished its season with a6-l record and was picked by sponswriters to the ninth position in the State Class B power poll. 59 Coyotes on the Move The Coyote girls ended a seesaw season with nine wins and six losses, placing them fourth in the conference. In their first game of the District Tournament, held in Havre, the girls suffered a disap- pointing loss, 35-34, in a hard-fought game with Big Sandy. They came back in their second game to derail Joplin 43-26. The team was eliminated from the tour- nament after Inverness handed them their second loss 40-34, setting them in the sixth-place spot. This year was the last year for competi- tion with Class C schools, as next year the girls will be competing with strictly B schools. Theresa Hull was chosen by the coaches for all-conference second team. The team theme Yagatawana” was shown by season record. Chester Opponent 39 37 Rudyard 49 55 Inverness 42 13 Hingham 44 19 K-G 40 41 Harlem 37 29 Joplin 43 34 Big Sandy 30 21 K-G 40 42 Rudyard 29 21 Inverness 27 35 Joplin 51 18 Hingham 38 12 Box Elder 28 34 Hays-LP 42 62 Turner Varsity FRONT ROW: D. Lakey L. Boyer T. Muncy T. Garrett. SECOND ROW: D. Raunig Co-Captains: P. Glee T. Hull: K. Harmon Manager: T. Lomen. BACK ROW: Coach Kulpas J. Wolfe N. Wolfe P. Toy H. Wolfe K. Thielman Go for it, Nanci! I could do great things if I weren't so messed up in the little ones. If you can keep calm in times like this, you just don’t under- stand the situation. Junior Varsity Seniors FRONT ROW: J. Ludwig, M. Nelson, Jeri Jensen. SECOND ROW: L. Leitch, D. Skinner. THIRD ROW: R. Pugsley, D. Nealy, W. Seidlitz, P. Brown, Jan Jensen, S. Nuxoll. BACK ROW: Coach Comeluis, Man- ager: B. Gunderson. TOP TO BOTTOM: T. Hull, P. Glee, D. Lakey, L. Boyer. Junior High FRONT ROW: Manager: R. Swank, S. Standiford, L. Duffy, C. Cramer, T. VanDessel, S. Osterman, Jeri Ludwig. SECOND ROW: L. Duffin, J. Wardell, J. Harden. J. Carter, Jenni Ludwig. THIRD ROW: A. Seidlitz, 62 B. Leitch, C. Harmon. BACK ROW: Coach Cornelius. We Need a Pin to Win FRONT ROW: J. Christofferson, D. Hendrickson, Doug Aitken, J. Smith; Managers: front, T. Garrett, N, Dolezal, Jan Jensen; G. Limesand, K. Diemen, R. Lakey, and R. Boyer. BACK ROW: R. Overlie, T. Smith, M. Smith, M. Lakey, Chad Lybeck, P. Overlie, Colin Lybeck, L. Hendrickson, A. Dolezal, M. Seidlitz (season incomplete), D. Wickum and R. Munfrada. Colin Lybeck Coyotes Wrap it Up Wrapping up the season with a 9-3 record, the Coyotes proceeded into the Divisional tournament at Big Sandy. Here, they grasped the second place trophy. With R. Overlie at 98 ; T. Smith, 105 ; M. Smith, 112 ; M. Lakey, 119 ; Chad Lybeck, 126 ; P.Overlie, 132 ; Colin Lybeck, 138 ; D. Wickum, 185 ; and R. Munfrada at HWT; the Coyotes stomped into the State meet at Havre, again receiving the second place honors, being pushed out of first by two points. Colin Lybeck, by the drive of Coach Wood, determination and self-control, successfully became a four-time state champion at the weight classes of 98 ; 126 ; and 138:). CHESTER OPPONENT 37 30 Simms 35 27 Malta 48 16 Valier 36 15 Ft. Benton 35 19 Fairfield 33 27 Harlowton 54 11 Cascade 15 41 Seeley Swan 26 33 Big Sandy 32 20 Cut Bank 48 12 Harlem 16 52 Rudyard 63 Seniors Mark, Colin, Dale Rick Munfrada, HWT Showing their successful wrestling seasons were: R. Munfrada Wins 10 Losses 12 Draws 0 Chad Lybeck 26 0 0 P. Overlie 20 8 1 D. Wickum 21 8 0 64 Chad Lybeck, 126 Paul Overlie, 132 Dale Wickum, 185 Tim Smith, 105 Coach Steve Wood Mike Smith, 112 Larry, Jody, Chad. Varsity wrestlers proved their ability with the following records for the season. Wins Losses Draws T. Smith 13 9 1 M. Smith 21 8 1 M. Lakey 29 3 0 Mark Lakey, 119 65 Junior High Grapplers FRONT ROW: D. Kimball, K. Kammerzell, K. Albright, D. Brooks, M. Dolezal, ]. Didier. SEC- OND ROW: P. Brinkman, R. Anderson. BACK ROW: L. Brooks, B. Wilson, T. Thielman, R. Overlie. Dribble It, Pass, Shoot KNEELING: Manager: T. Loman; Coach Morrison. STANDING: L. Pugsley, R. Heimbigner, B. Harmon, W. Fenger, L. Gunderson, R. Brown, S. Hamel, J. Brown, D. Wicks, S. Anderson, A. Seidlitz, K. Seidlitz. Concentration, right Scott? CHS OPPONENT Bigfork 59 74 Eureka 71 51 Belt 45 54 Big Sandy 51 55 Sunburst 61 58 Fairfield 43 64 Simms 62 41 Scobey 47 46 Belt 49 50 Cascade 53 59 CHS OPPONENT Valier 51 47 Harlem 61 89 Big Sandy 68 59 Sunburst 50 55 Fairfield 67 53 Simms 74 76 Cascade 71 59 Valier 51 37 Harlem 70 72 Belt 59 79 TOURNEY Belt 69 65 Big Sandy 55 74 Sunburst 65 72 The Coyotes conference record of seven wins and nine loses was brought about by the cagers failure to win on the road. Only in Valier did the Coyotes came away victorious. At the divisional tournament the Coyotes upset Belt in overtime in their opening game. The next night Big Sandy took charge and handily defeated the Coyotes. In a Saturday morning loser-out game the overtired Coyotes werre defeated by Sunburst and eliminated. The major statistical highlight of the year for the Coyotes was their dominance of the boards. The cagers outrebounded their opponents by an average of 19 rebounds a game. Chester's two top performances came at home against Simms when they outrebounded the Tigers 59-19, and against Fairfield when they rip- ped the boards for 55 rebounds compared to the Eagles 19. KNEELING: R. Violett, M. Dauwalder, D. Unterseher, W. Kolstad, Manager: B. Kaiser. STANDING: G. Anderson, D. Garrett, B. Brannon, D. Romain, A. Limesand, G. Johnson, S. Marshall, T. Wanken, T. Didier, M. Mattson, B. Kenfield, D. Landis. NOT PICTURED: D. Kenfield, M. Lyders. Steve gets the opening tip against Sunburst on a Saturday morning tourney game. Junior Varsity 68 Rob Brown and Steve Hamel lettered three years, Les Pugsley and Lennie Gunderson lettered two. Bob, Steve, and Les particiapted in basketball at CHS all through Junior and Senior high school. Lennie came to Ches- ter his Sophomore year. Going, going, gone. Rob combines basketball and ballet for his layups. 69 Eighth Grade Put fifty moves on him Jim. KNEELING: R. Eklund J. Harden Manager: R. Overlie T. Thielman D. Gunderson STANDING S. Laird R. Wilson K. Cushing B. Muncy D. Wolfe L. Brooks Coach Kulpas. KNEELING: R. Anderson C. Krook J. Sargeant J. Gjesdal K. Albright STANDING: K. Kammerzell D. Brooks J. Krejci D. Kimball M. Murphy L. Muncy B. Christofferson M. Dolezal Coach Kulpas. FRONT ROW: K. Campbell, W. Seidlitz, Managers: L. Boyer, R. Jacobson: J. Ludwig. SECOND ROW: Coach Cornelius, B. Turner, R. Pugsley, D. Lakey. THIRD ROW: D. Skinner, T. Hull, P. Glee, N. Wolfe, L. Leitch. BACK ROW: D. Robinson, T. Garrett. NOT PIC- TURED: Cathy Stoner. Go For It Practicing mooning again, girls? Fourteen dedicated girls worked hard and gave much of their time to produce a successful season. They started off well by bringing home the Rudyard Invita- tional first place trophy. The team finished the season by capturing fourth place at the Divisional Track Meet in Cas- cade. Four girls qualified for the State Track Meet in Billings, but only three made the trip. Pati Glee didn't manage to get a place in the meet, but did set a new school record of 114'10 in the javelin during the season. Debbie Robinson pulled through to a fifth place finish in the 220 yd. dsh, setting a new school record of 26.9 seconds and bringing home a medal. Debbie Lakey leaped to fifth place in the long jump, set a new school record of 16' 8V4 , and brought home a medal. Theresa Hull also qualified for State but was unable to attend. Betha shoots for the stars. Eating Cheerios paid off, Debbie. This year the Most Outstanding Running Events Trophy was given to Debbie Robinson. The Most Outstanding Field Events Trophy went to Pati Glee. — Seniors Cathy Debbie, Theresa, Pati, Kathy. The only way to get there is to start, Robyn. 72 Junior High FRONT ROW: J. Harden, S. Standiford, B. Turner, W. Seid- liiz, K. Overlie. BACK ROW: Coach Kulpas, L. Guertzgan, Jenni Ludwig, A. Seidlitz, B. Leitch, J. Garter, Jeri Ludwig. All You Gotta Do Is Put Your Mind To It FRONT ROW: P. Overlie, R. Seidlitz, B. Kenfield, S. Marshall, J. Thisselle, A. Seidlitz, D. Garrett, J. Boucher. BACK ROW: Coach Tacke, J. Smith, D. Fox, M. Seidlitz, J. Brown, S. Hamel, R. Brown, D. Wicks, R. Munfrada, K. Seidlitz, Chad Lybeck. NOT PICTURED: P. Stores. Roger, where are you going? Mick, can't you stay down from those high places? Mick, Roger, Steve, Dean, Rob. 73 Chad Lybeck, by placing fifth in the pole vault, with a height of 12'0 broke the school record earlier set by Mick Seidlitz at 11'6 . Chad also received the Out- standing Field Award for his showing through the season. Such an easy life. Out of the 19 track members, M. Seidlitz, R. Seidlitz, C. Lybeck, S. Marshall, R. Munfrada and P. Stores advanced their way from the divisional track meet at Cascade to State B competition. Individual placings at the divisional were: Mark Seidlitz Pole Vault Roger Seilitz Mile, Two Mile Chad Lybeck Triple Jump, Pole Vault Scot Marshall 120 High Hurdles Ric Munfrada Shot Put Pat Stores Javelin Advancing to state competition at Billings, first-year track member, turned in a fourth ance in the mile, timed at 4:46.5. Roger also earned a fifth place in the two mile, with a time of 10:27.2. For his perform- ance during the year and at divisionals and state, Roger received the Most Out- standing Running Award. Roger Seidlitz, a place perform- Jody, wait for me. 74 Junior High Tricksters. FRONT ROW: M. Murphy, K. Albright, J. Sargeant, C. Krook, S. Laird. BACK ROW: Coach Kulpas, J. Harden, D. Kimball, B. Muncy, D. Wolfe, B. Wilson, L. Brooks, D. Gunderson. THE ORGANIZERS £ £3 Teacher’s Lounge I 50 Y fcq GRADE WOK Lectures K Administration SUPERINTENDENT: Con Murphy PRINCIPAL: Carl Remmers GRADE SCHOOL PRINCI PAL: Richard McCrea SUPE1 Du rv tVma .is a Kin L PRINCIPAL � L PRINCIPAL 76 BRA RIAN; HIGH SCHOOL JANITORS D LIBRARIAN Other School Staff LIBRARIAN: Lois Schaub. HIGH SCHOOL JANITORS: Virgil Chadwick, Spike Stone. SPECIAL EDUCATION: Tom Morrison, Georgane Richter, Esther Will. NOON SUPERVISOR: Edna Lund. SECRETARY: Karen Graff. COOKS: Ruth Eveland, Gloria Boyer, Sherry Gulick, Terrie Furlong, Bonnie Overlie, Martha Wright. SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS: William Gunderson, Kris Cole. HEAD LIBRARIAN: Gerry Unterseher. GRADE SCHOOL JANITOR: Larry Bassett. BUSINESS MANAGER: Rod Hol- den. 77 JOE BRANNON A FOSSEN LIN i GLEN GRAY . E TACKE 1 - STEVE WOOb ... ' « Listen and You shall Hear . . . Courses Taught LINDA FOSSEN - English; DOROTHY JOHNSON - Guidance; JOE BRANNON - Math; JAN WOOD - Music; DON VAN DESSEL - P.E. , Driver’s Ed ; GLEN GRAY - Science; PAT EVELAND - Home Ec.; STEVE WOOD - Social Studies; DIANA TWEDT - Art; JOE TACKE - Math; JAN ALBRIGHT - Business, Languages; BRUCE FITZGERALD - Industrial Arts; GUY TAYLOR - Band; SUE CORNELIUS - P.E.: GERALD KULPAS - Social Studies; RUDY SKONORD - English, P.E.; MARVIN KROOK - Science; HELEN BRANNON - Business; MARK HANSEN - English MARK HAN EN SUE CORNELIUS Linda Fossen - That’s not as much homework as you think! Dorothy Johnson - Oh, really, hah, hah, hah. Joe Brannon - Forty years from now when I see you on the street, I will ask you the quadradic formula. Jan Wood - If you can’t say anything constructive don’t say any- thing at all. Don Van Dessel - Oh, rats breath! Glen Gray - It’s just too bad you guys don’t act sweet and innocent like the girls do. Pat Eveland - Slow down on these machines! Diana Twedt - Get to work or I will send you to study hall and find you some work. Joe Tacke - Spit your gum out! Steve Wood - Get your nose against that wall! Bruce Fitzgerald - Clean up! Jan Albright - Fermez-la-bouche! Guy Taylor - Good morning? Sue Cornelius - Get in line for calistheics! Gerald Kulpos - You seenth graders act like a bunch of seiors! Rudy Skonord - Turn up your voice box so I can tell if you are talking or chewing gum. Marvin Krook - Don't jump at the frogs and they won’t jump back at you! Helen Brannon - Please, no gum or candy; get busy and get tha annual done! Mark Hansen - Did I tell you that joke? ULPAS 80 THE SILENT EMBARKMENT £ cifinj Creativity § | !' $ FUTURE K 'Wish J HOPE Since Memories Keep Building Each Day Will Be The Start Of Making New And Happy Ones To Store Within The Heart Bill Brown gets a warm fuzzy. Dry your eyes. Fred ponders on his last moments at CHS. AppEctmon t, THANKS « THE BUSINESS WORLD LIBERTY MANUFACTURING INC. 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SCHAEFER - Owners Chester 759-5155 STOP! The Business Managers Would Like To Express Their Sincere Thanks To The Business Firms That Helped Make THE COYOTE A Reality. CATHY STONER SHELLY ENGHUSEN MIKE GORDER - Owner Shelby 434-2104 Chester Sponsorships Shelby Sponsorships Jean's Beauty Salon Chester Bakery AG Air Inc. - Louise's Shoppe Hi-Line Cleaners Eveland Sand and Gravel Albright's Barber Shop Law Office of Don Marble Liberty Theatre Toole County Farm Implement G and G Lanes Dr. Malcom Johnson, Dentist C.O.D. Laundry, Albert Carter - Owner Dr. Don Fischer, Orthodonist Lingle Accounting Agency Anthony's Lot 13 Shelby Promoter Sports Club Dining Room Buttery's Food Store First Federal Savings and Loan Stull's Jewelry 103 The Student Directory A Aitken. Darrell 12 Ailken. Doug 20. 56. 63 Albright. Kathy 18. 31. 32. 41. 44 Albright. Kirby 23. 43. 66. 74 Allison. Debbie 22. 43. 53 Allison. Diane 16 Allison. Donald 20 Anderson. Greg 20. 53. 56 Anderson. Jeff 10. 33. 35. 53. 56. 58 Anderson. Rory 23. 42. 66 Anderson. Scott 16. 32. 50. 56 B Blair. Kelly 16. 40. 41 Blair. Mike 20. 42. 50 Boyer. Lana 10. 60. 61. 71 Boyer. Rod 20. 42. 56. 63 Brannon. Bill 18. 56 Brinkman. Pat 23. 66 Broadhurst. Joan 23. 31. 43. 44 Broadhuxst. Patti 13. 31. 32. 36. 41. 53 Brooks. Dean 23. 42. 66 Brooks. Lyle 22. 66. 74 Brown. Jim 16. 34. 40. 41. 42. 56. 73 Brown. Polly 20. 32. 41. 61 Brown. Robert 11. 32 . 34 . 35 . 53 . 54. 56. 58. 73 Boucher. Jeff 54 Boucher. Jim Boucher, Jon 54. 73 Buffington. Gary. 23. 42 Buffington. Sharon 20. 40. 41. 42 Buker. Cindy 18. 42 Buker. Karen 20. 42 C Campbell. Jody 18. 32. 41. 44 Campbell. Kathy 13. 22. 33. 34. 36. 37. 38. 40. 41 Campros. Janine 16 Campros. Joe 23 Campros. Lana 18 Campros. Marla 22. 43 Campros. Yvonne 12. 53 Carlstad. Gary 20 Carlstad. Jane 23. 42. 44 Carlstad. Sherry 22. 31. 42 Carter. Joy 22. 43. 62. 72 Chrlstofferson. Brey 23 Christofferson. Justin 20, 63 Cramer. Carl 23. 43. 62 Cole. Colleen 22. 42. 43 Cushing. Jim 16. 45. 56 Cushing. Ken 22. 74 D Dauwalder. Mike 20 Dider. Jed 23. 66 Dlder. Thad 18 Diemen. Kelly 20. 56. 62 Duff in. Linda 18. 34. 45 Duff in. Lisa 22. 43. 62 Duff in. Mike 16. 45 Duffy. Janet 23. 62 Dolezal. An 20. 56. 63 Dolezal. Mark 23. 38. 66 Dolezal. Nancy 16. 32. 40. 41. 44. 45 E Eklund. Ron 22 Enghusen. Shelly 13. 36. 37 Evans, Patty 18. 45 F Fenger. Fred 11. 56. 58 Fenger. Tim 23. 42 Fenger. Wes 16 Fritz, Carrie 23. 43 Fox. Dean 10. 34. 40. 41. 56. 58. 73 Furlong. Terri 13. 32. 36. 37. 45. 71 G Garrett. Darryl 20. 73 Garrett. Tina 16. 63, 71 Gjesdal. LaNette 20. 30. 32. 41 Gjesdal. Jerry 23 Gjesdal. Vicki 11. 30. 32 Glee. Pati 10 . 32 . 33 . 36 . 37 . 38 . 54. 60. 61. 71 Guenzgan. Lisa 22. 31. 43. 72 Gunderson. Brenda 16. 32. 39. 40. 41. 44 . 50 . 61 Gunderson. David 22. 38. 42. 74 Gunderson. Kenny 18. 42. 56 Gunderson. Lcnnie 12. 32. 33. 34. 35. 50. 53. 56. 58 Gunderson. Mary 11. 31. 32. 36. 41 H Hamel. Steve 13 . 32 . 34 . 35 . 36 . 40. 41. 56. 58. 73 Hanson. Connie 10 . 31. 33 . 36 . 37 . 38. 41. 42. 53 Harden. Jack 22. 74 Harden. 1.11 r2. 43. 62. 72 Harmon. Bill 18. 67 Harmr , Cu .-leen 22. 43. 62 Harmon. Katny 16. 23. 32. 45. 49. 60 ' eimbigner. Roger 18. 42. 44. 54 leimbigner, Ronda 18 Hendrickson. Dean 20. 40. 41. 63. 66 Hendrickson. Larry 11. 18. 63. 65 Hofer. Cunis 20. 41 Hofer. Kathy 18. 40. 41 Hofer. Kirby 16. 40. 41. 42. 50 Hull. Theresa 10. 32. 60. 61. 71 Hutchison. John 12 Hutchison. Mary 12. 33. 53 I Ish. Bennie 18. 40. 41 J Jacobson. Rhonda 18 . 32 . 44 . 71 Jensen. Jan 18. 32. 40. 41. 44. 61. 63 Jensen. Jeri 20. 30. 32. 41. 49. 61 Jeppesen, Kenny 30 Johnson. Glenn 18. 40. 41 K Kaiser. Brian 19. 56 Kammerzell. Kristie 16. 31. 32. 41 Kammerzell. Kurt 23. 43. 66 Keith. Rhonda 19. 32. 44 Kenfield. Bret 19. 32. 40. 41. 56. 73 Kenfield. Davy 20. 56. 68 Kimball. Doug 23. 43. 66. 73 Krejci, Jody 23. 42. 74 Krook. Carson 23. 43. 51. 74 Kolstad. Cynthia 12. 31. 32. 36. 39. 41. 49. 53 Kolstad. Wayne 20 L La as. Leslie 16. 32. 35. 40. 41. 42. 54 Laas. Lynda 16. 32. 41. 42. 45 Laird. Scott 22. 42. 74 Lakey. Colette 19 Lakey. Debbie 13. 32. 33. 38. 53. 60. 61. 71 Lakey. Kelly 23. 42 Lakey. Mark 11. 56 . 58 . 54 . 65 Lakey. Roger 20 . 56 . 58 . 64 . 65 Landis. David 20. 56 Langcl. Laurie 16. 31. 32. 33. 36. 39. 40 Leitch. Barbara 23. 43. 44. 62. 72 Leitch. Una 11. 32. 36. 50 Leitch. Lisa 16. 32. 35. 61. 71 Limesand. Alan 19. 56 Limesand. Gary 20. 63 Lomen, TerTi 17. 32. 41. 60 Ludwig. Jackie 19. 30. 32. 36. 61. 71 Ludwig. Jenni 22. 31. 43. 62. 72 Ludwig. Jeri 23 . 31. 43 . 44 . 62 . 72 Lybeck. Chad 17. 32. 56. 58. 63. 64. 65. 73 Lybeck. Colin 11. 32, 53. 56. 63. 64 Lyders. Marty 17. 68 M Manska. Kris 23. 43 Marshall. Scot 19. 40. 41. 73 Mattson. Mike 19. 56 McCallum. Chris 17. 34. 35. 40. 41. 45 McCallum. Kathy 20. 42. 45 McNabb. Uuri 23 McNabb. Randy 20 Meissner, Shawn 20. 40, 41. 56 Muncy. Bryan 22. 73 Muncy. Lyle 23. 43 Muncy. Teresa 17. 32. 36. 60 Munfrada. Carla Munfrada. Ric 62. 64. 73 Murphy. Mike 23. 43. 74 N Nealy. Debbie 20. 30. 32. 40. 41. 61 Nelson. Melody 19. 30. 32. 40. 41. 61 Nuxoll. Sherry 19. 32. 44. 50. 61 Nuxoll. Wendy 17. 32. 33 o Olsen. Rick 12 Osterman. Doug 12 . 32 . 33 , 34 . 36 . 37. 38. 53 Osterman. Shelly 22. 42. 51. 62 Overlie. Kaloni 23 . 42 . 44 . 72 Overlie. Paul 17. 56. 63. 64. 73 Overlie. Richard 19. 56. 63. 66 Overlie. Ronnie 22 p Paulmen. Tim 19 Peterson. Cathy 23. 44 Peterson. Susan 20. 41 Pugsley. David 22 Pugsley. Robyn 19. 30. 32. 61. 71 Pugsley. Leslie 10. 35. 56 R Ram berg. Ray 19. 56 Raunig. Denise 17, 32. 33. 60 Raunig. Donna 22. 43 Robinson. Bill 20 Robinson. Debbie 17. 71 Robinson. Richard 23 Romain. Dallas 19. 49. 56 s Schuhmacher. Gerald 20. 40. 41. 56 Sargeant. Jim 23. 42. 74 Seidlitz, Aden 19. 50. 56. 73 Seidlitz. Anne 23. 31. 42. 43. 62. 72 Seidlitz. Joan 19. 31. 32. 38. 42. 44. 49 Seidlitz. Kelly 19. 32. 41. 56. 73 Seidlitz. Mick 13. 56. 58. 63. 73 Seidlitz. Roger 13. 56. 58. 73 Seidlitz. Wendy 23. 32. 43. 44. 72 Seidlitz. Wynnette 20. 32. 41. 44. 50. 61. 71 Skari. Andrea 20. 40. 41. 42. 45 Skinner. Donna 20. 61, 71 Smith. Jody 17. 32. 40. 41. 42. 63. 65. 73 Smith. Mike 17. 49. 56. 63. 65 Smith. Susan 23. 43. 44 Smith. Tim 17. 49. 56. 63. 65 Soper. Dean 11. 42 Standiford. Sharyn 23. 43. 62. 72 Stoner. Cathy 13. 36. 37. 45 Stoner. Mary 22. 43. 37. 45 Stoner. Virginia 19. 45 Stores. Pat 12. 32. 49. 56. 58. 73 Stratton. Tracy 19. 41 Swank. Renee 22. 62 T Thielman. Kenlyn 10. 32. 34. 37 Thielman. Kim 17. 34. 36. 40. 41. 60 Thielman. Tom 22. 66 Thisselle. Jon 17. 73 Turner. Becky 22. 31. 43. 72 Turner. Betha 17. 41. 71 Toy. Paula 20. 32. 41. 44. 60 u Unterseher. David 20. 56 V Violett. Randy 17. 33. 37. 38. 42. 45 Violett, Ronnie 20. 42. 49 VanDessel. Terri 22. 43. 62 w Waite. Frank 19. 56 Wanken. Troy 20. 56 Wardell. Janine 22. 43. 62 Wicks. Dave 19. 40. 41. 56. 73 Wickum. Dale 11. 62. 64 Wickum. John 22 Wickum. Rick 17 Wilson. Bruce 66. 73 Wolfe. Don 22. 42. 73 Wolfe. Helen 17. 32. 38. 40. 41. 42. 54. 60 Wolfe. JoAnne 20. 32. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 60 Wolfe. Nanci 19. 30. 32. 39. 40. 60. 71 Y Yackley. Mark 19 104