Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1978 volume:

Chester, Montana In Time Part 1 The People Blastoff 4 Opening Seniors Explorers 15 Classes Part 2 The Events Star Data 29 Activities In Orbit 57 Sports Homecoming Data Sources 81 Faculty Administration Splashdown 87 Closing Components 91 Ads 3 Marty Lyders Kirby Hofer Kristie Kammerzell Jody Smith Kim Thielman Jim Brown Nancy Dolezal Mike Duff in Wes Fenger 5 6 f-------------------- i To accomplish great things, ' we must not only act, f but also dream, f not only plan, ' but also believe. tr - — Top Scholars of the Class of 1978 Denise Raunig Third in Rank Valedictorian Salutatorian Randy Violett Laurie Langel Paul Overlie Janine Campros Jon Thisselle Scott Anderson Wendy Nuxoll Debbie Robinson Jim Cushing Lisa Leitch Ns Helen Wolfe Chris McCallum Mike Smith Tina Garrett Rick Wickum Betha Turner J u n a I O r s Kathy Albright Jon Boucher Bill Brannon Cindy Buker Jody Campbell Lana Campros Thadd Didier Linda Duflm 16 Sherry Nuxoll Richard Overlie Robyn Pugsley Dallas Romam Aden Seidlitz Joan Seidlitz Kelly Seidlitz Tracy Stratton Frank Waite David Wicks Nanci Wolfe Mark Yackley Rhonda Keith Bret Kenfield Colette Lakey AJan Li me sand Jackie Ludwig Scot Marshall Mike Mattson Melody Nelson C I a s s o f 7 9 17 s o P h o m o r e s Doug Aitken Donald Allison Greg Anderson Mike Blair James Boucher Rod Boyer Polly Brown Sharon Buffington Karen Buker Justin Christofferson Mike Dauwafder Kelly Diemert Art Dolezal Kim Galusha Darryl Garrett LaNette Gjesdal Dean Hendrickson Curtis Hofer Jeri Jensen ✓ i i Debbie Nealy Bill Robinson Gerald Schuhmacher Wynnette Siedlitz Lynne Singlemann Andrea Skari Donna Skinner Paula Toy David Unterseher Ronnie Violett Troy Wanken JoAnne Wolfe Ken Jeppesen Davy Kenfield Wayne Kolstad Roger Lakey Gary Lime sand Kathy McCallum Shawn Meissner Carla Munfrada C a s s o f 8 0 19 F r e s h m e n Debra Allison Lyle Brooks Marla Campros Joy Carter Colleen Cole Kenny Cushing Lisa Duffin Ron Eklund David Gunderson Jack Harden Jill Harden Charleen Harmon Lisa Kerbs Scott Laird Jenni Ludwig Bryan Muncy Shelley Osterman Ronnie Overlie David Pugsley Donna Raumg Renee Swank Tom Thielman Becky Turner Tern VanDessel Jamne Warden John Wickum Bruce Wilson Don Wolfe 20 Kirby Albright Pat Brinkman Joan Broadhurst Dean Brooks Gary Buffington Joe Campros Bret Christofferson Jodi Cicon Cari Cramer Jed Didier Mark Dolezal Tim Fenger Carrie Fritz Jerry Gjesdal Kurt Kammerzell Doug Kimball Jody Krejci Carson Krook Kelly Lakey Barbara Leitch Jeri Ludwig Kris Manska Lyle Muncy Kaloni Overlie Richard Robinson Jim Sargent Anne Seidlitz Wendy Seidlitz Janna Singlemann Susan Smith Sharyn Standiford Guess Who1 I 9 h t h 21 Jordan Boucher Cindy Butler Toby Braun Shane Chadwick Amy Chvilicek Charlotte Didier Dawn Earl Victor Fraser Kathy Gifford Kyle Griffin Loren Hawks Darren Hamel Carla Harden Cheri Heimbigner Jimmy Hofer Skeeter Lalum Robbie Laas Barry Lomen Robert Manska Blaine Meissner Larry Merriman Laura Overlie Diane Nealy Rose Ray Chnstme Standiford Ginger Stewart 22 UPPER LEFT Joan Broadhurst. Sec- retary-Treasurer. Jody Krejci. Vice President. Can Cramer. President MIDDLE Ron Eklund. Secretary-Trea- surer. Jenm Ludwig. President; Char- leen Harmon. Vice President BOT- TOM LEFT LaNette Gjesdal. Secre- tary-Treasurer; Ronnie Violett. Presi- dent. Paula Toy. Vice President TOP RIGHT: Teresa Muncy. Secretary- Treasurer. Denise Raunig. President Chad Lybeck. Vice President ABOVE Loren Hawks. Secretary-Treasurer. Diane Nealy. President; Jordan Boucher. Vice President LEFT Bret Kenfield. Secretary-Treasurer; Robyn Pugs- ley. Vice President; Roger Heimbigner. President 23 s • Mr Thomas Darren Allison Frank Blair Timothy Braun X t h Gina Butler Bobbie Brooks Todd Cramer Brett Earl Joseph Fritz Stacie Graham Lisa Hanson Nancy Harmon Kit Hermstad Bob Kimball Linda McCallum Darren Overlie Catherine Pugsley Dean Raunig Heidi Rockman Eugene Seidlitz Trina Seidlitz Debra Skonord Michael Smith Edward Thielman Blame Turner Rae Lynn Wanken Russell Wolfe Guess Who' 24 Cristi Cramer Kay Cushing Mark Duffm Michael Fenger Renee Fenger James Fritz Karla Griffin Bryan Hamel Scott Kimball Tim Kohrman Tim Kolstad Stephanie Krook Terry Manska Ray Morkid Colleen Standiford Jack Wagner Philipp Warden Guess Who! Mr Butler Craig Broadhurst Eva Buker Karlan Christofferson . i Rachel Chvilicek Rita Chvilicek Kevin Cicon Lenny Cole f t h SCHOOL CfcfN i kml CHESTER, MONTANA 25 Fourth FRONT ROW: Travis Burrows. Brett Oswood, Bob Ray. Dennis Sargent. Bryan Anderson. Emily Wodarz. Kathy Butterfield. Leslie Jen- sen. Milly Shettel. Aaron Violett. Bruce Rogstad SECOND ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Aitken; Ricky Ward. Daren Skonord, Gary Kaiser. Kenny Wilson. Neil Heimbigner. Donavon Heimbigner. Pat Harmon. Stacey Dauwalder, Rachelle Fenger. Marcia Standiford, Tracy Voise FRONT ROW: Tron Thomas. Teacher: Mrs. Leighton; Pauline Bockstruck, Janelle Boucher. Kelly Smith. Debbie Lalum. Janine Wolfe. Jack Johannes. Scotty Rogstad. James Keith. Todd Buechler. BACK ROW: Alrik Hanson. Beverly Broesder, Laurie Harmon. Sheila Graham. Karla VanDessel, Denise Dexter. Erick Wodarz. Randy Garrett. Matthew Fenger. John Standiford. Dennis Snyder 26 FRONT ROW: Rajon Fraser. Margie Wodarz. Jermy Ward. Jeffrey Dahlen. Vince Cole. Justin Wolfe. Stacy Violett, Kevin Mattson. Johnny Sheldon. Kip Limesand. Brenda Rogstad BACK ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Ludwig; Conrad Heimbigner. Lee Butterfield. Stefam Christofferson, Todd Wanken. Marty Duffin. Jason Wanken. Kent Dolezal. Holly Bunn. Bonny Kohrman. First FRONT ROW: Kent Mattson. Craig Jensen. Tracey Nordstrom. Brad Kimball. Mark Duawalder. Justin Marble. Mary Fenger. Chris Wic- kum. Gordon Standiford. BACK ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Hall; Kal Kenfield. Chris Cady. Teresa Dahlen. Terri Shepherd. Stephanie Ander- son. Juanita Seidlitz, Coby Woods. 27 First and Second Combination B'own' Shannon Mader. Dean Denter. Jason Broesder, Jason Davis. Tonda Thomas BACK B kstruci?Teacher M,ss E,ame Murphy; Robert Shepherd. Jody Voise. Charles Manska. Michael Wickum. Edward Kindergarten FRONT ROW. Ronell Ward Lisa Snyder. Wendy Overlie. Hildee Rockman. Wally Jeppesen. Sham Anderson. Kevin Laium. A. J Stone Aide Mrs Judy Broesder SECOND ROW Teacher Mrs Brown. Gail Morkrid. Lisa Burrows. Mary Smith Holly Krook Collin Stone Rav Bockstruck. Ivan Wodarz BACK ROW Judd Fraser Ken, Graham. Tara Broadhurst. Jennifer Frite Andrea reen n SheUef Paul Keith. Jimmy Englund NOT PICTURED Matt Jorgenson. Casey Greer 28 TOP: Wrestling R. Pugsley. Jeri Jensen. Jackie Ludwig. Becky Turner BOTTOM LEFT: It’s all right Melody, we’re ahead BOTTOM RIGHT A-Squad FRONT: M. Nelson. MIDDLE: K. Thielman. N Wolfe TOP: Kristie Kammerzell 30 Cheerleaders TOP: Football FRONT ROW: L. Langel. B Gunderson BACK ROW: R Keith. K. Albright BOTTOM LEFT: Jr. High FRONT ROW: Eighth Graded Seidlitz. J Broad- hurst. Jeri Ludwig. C. Cramer SECOND ROW Sev- enth Grade C. Standiford. Diane Nealy BACK ROW: A. Chvilicek. D. Earl. BOTTOM RIGHT: B-Squad BOTTOM TO TOP: L. Gjesdal. Donna Raunig. Jenm Ludwig. Debbie Nealy. Pep-C Club RIGHT Betha Turner. Pep-C Club President, looks for help while making a sign for the State Wrestling Tournament BOTTOM LEFT SIDE: Miss Johnson. Mrs Albright. Advisers. K Har- mon. Secretary-Treasurer; J Seidlitz. Vice President Betha Turner. President. C. Cole. Lynda Laas. T VanDessel. W Nuxoll. R Swank. P Brown. S Meissner. T. Garrett. M. Smith. A Seidlitz. N. Dolezal, R. Wic- kum. Denise Raunig. C. Lybeck. MIDDLE Jackie Ludwig. R. Pugsley, Jeri Jensen. Becky Truner. L. Gjesdal. D. Nealy. Jenni Ludwig. Donna Raunig. N. Wolfe. K. Thielman. Kristie Kammerzell. M Nelson BAL- CONY: B Gunderson. Kathy Albright. R. Keith. L. Langel RIGHT SIDE: P Toy. K Blair. T Lomen. Lisa Duffin. Jan Jensen. S. Buffington. L Leitch. S Nuxoll. R Jacobson. J Campbell. J. Campros. H Wolfe. Linda Duffin. T Muncy. J Wolfe. W Seidlitz. J Brown. S Anderson. M Yyack- ley 32 TOP AND MIDDLE LEFT: The shop classes made and sold spirit sticks which raised over $1100 and sent the Pep Band and Flagbearers to the State Basket- ball Tournament in Butte TOP AND MIDDLE RIGHT Members of the Pep Club made many posters and locker sighs which helped promote school spirit. BOT- TOM LEFT In the pep assemblies held throughout the year, many skits such as this leg-judging contest were given When Student Council mem- bers attended their first meeting last fall, homecoming was the first project discussed and a change was made. The candi- dates were all seniors instead of the traditional representatives from each class. Painting the lockers was the next project which took a lot of hard work and really brightened the CHS hall- ways. A new noon-hour policy was put into effect to help battle the long lunch lines. April 1 was the date for the Fools” Carnival. M. Nelson, J. Wolfe, A. Seidlitz, and Jackie Ludwig attended the District II meeting in Havre in April. Government Day was held May 1 with the new Student Council and cheerleaders, including a new squad for girls’ basketball, being selected. TOP LEFT: The Student Council dicusses Government Day. TOP RIGHT Aden Seidlitz wonders if they will ever finish painting the lockers. BOTTOM: FRONT ROW: A. Chivilicek, M Dolezal SECOND ROW: C Harmon. Jenni Ludwig. M Blair. J Wolfe. M Nel- son. J Seidlitz. L. Langel, Les Laas. TOP ROW: Jackie Ludwig Secretary-Trea- surer: Jeff Boucher, Vice President .Aden Seidlitz. President 34 Fall found two new directors in the music department: Mr. Norby, choral; Mr. Thorsen, band. Four concerts were presented, and the pep band played at the sports activi- ties. In March, the pep band journeyed to the State Bas- ketball Tournament in Butte. With the help of Mr. Frey and the spirit sticks, over $1,100 was raised to pay the way. The District Festival was April 21-22 in Cut Bank. The choir, the band in sight reading, and a majority of the groups received I ratings. Eleven events were sent to the Western State Festival in Missoula on May 5-6. The Wom- en’s Ensemble, Les Laas. and Kahty Hofer were rated superior; everyone else received a II. The department ended the year with the band playing Pomp and Circum- stance at graduation. TOP Wolfe Trio + 1 H Wolfe. N Wolfe, B Gunder- son. J. Wolfe BOTTOM High School Choir FRONT ROW Mr Norby, Director R Jacobson. Jennie Ludwig. Linda Duffln, J Seidlitz. Ronda Helmbigner, Kristie Kammerzell. S Buffington. C. Cole, A Skari, L Langel SECOND ROW: K McCallum. Kathy Albright, Lynda Laas, Jan Jensen. C McCallum. J Campbell. J Warden, J Carter, N Dolezal, Betha Turner, 8 Gunderson. Kathy Hofer BACK ROW P Evans. K Thielman. N Wolfe, H Wolfe. J Wolfe. Les Laas. B Kenfield. S Mar- shall, D Hendrickson, J Smith. J. Cushing, D Wolfe, B Ish, D Wicks. J Brown, K Blair NOT PICTURED Kirby Hofer TOP: Concert Band FRONT ROW: C. Buker. S. Buffington. K Buker, A Skari. L. Singelmann. J Seidlitz. K McCallum. SECOND ROW: D. Gunderson. Ronnie Violett. Kirby Hofer. J. Wolfe. H Wolfe. T. Smith. K. Gunderson. S. Oster- man. THIRD ROW: J. Cushing. J. Brown. R Heim- bigner. M. Blair. Lynda Laas. C. Cole. BACK ROW: J. Smith. Leslie Laas. Mr. Thorsen. Director BOTTOM LEFT ACCOUlDSniSt C Cole, L. Langel. N. Wolfe BOTTOM RIGHT: Women’s Ensemble FRONT ROW: Betha Turner. Kathy Albright. C. McCallum. A. Skari. SECOND ROW: N Wolfe. J. Wolfe. K Thielman. Kristie Kam- merzell. Kahty Hofer. N. Dolezal BACK ROW: C. Cole. S. Buffington. B. Gunderson. Linda Duffm, H. Wolfe. 36 +c TOP LEFT: The Sax Quartet receives comments at the District Music Festi- val MIDDLE LEFT All State Music FRONT ROW: J Wolfe. Les Laas BACK ROW: J. Brown. J Smith. H Wolfe MIDDLE RIGHT: Lynda Laas gives the pep band a western touch BOTTOM Jr. High Choir FRONT ROW S Norby Director. C Harden. C. Butler. PC Ray. S. Standiford. L Overlie. C. Sanditord. J. Sm- gelmann. S Smith. G. Stewart. C. Cramer SECOND ROW K Gifford. C Fritz. Anne Seidlitz. B Leitch. A Chvilicek. C Heimbigner. Diane Nealy. J Broadhurst. W Seidlitz. C. Didier. D Earl. J Cicon. Jeri Ludwig THIRD ROW Jordan Boucher. M Dolezal. J Didier. B Meissner. J Hofer. L Hawks. Kirby Albright. B. Lomen. P Brinkman BACK ROW V Fraser. K Griffin. T. Braun. S. Chadwick. L. Muncy. D Kimball. J Gjesdal, J. Campros. Kurt Kamrnerzell. C. Krook. TOP RIGHT: J.R. High Band FIRST ROW: C. Standiford. K. Gifford. A Seid- litz. K. Manska. K Overlie. SECOND ROW T. Fenger. K. Lakey. D. Hamel THIRD ROW L. Thorsen. Director; S. Laium. J. Sargent. J Krejci. D Brooks. G. Buffington MIDDLE LEFT: Grade School Band FIRST ROW: C. Standiford. K Christofferson, Rachel Chvihcek. K Cushing. Rita Chvilicek. Renee Fenger SECOND ROW: Rachelle Fenger. K. Griffin. D. Heimbigner. L Cole. K. Cicon. T. Braun. C. Broadhurst. P War- dell THIRD ROW: L Thorsen, Director. B Oswood. E. Buker, K. Wilson. R. Wolfe MIDDLE RIGHT: H. Wolfe performs her sax solo at the District Music Festival BOTTOM RIGHT: Men’s Ensemble FRONT ROW Les Laas. D Hendrickson. B Kenfield. J Smith. J Cush- ing BACK ROW: S. Marshall. J. Brown. D Wicks. B Ish 38 7 J TOP LEFT Sax Quartet FRONT ROW T Smith, H. Wolfe, C Cole BACK: S. Osterman TOP RIGHT The band makes last-minute preparations before the prefestival concert BOTTOM LEFT: Pep Band FRONT ROW J Smith. Les Laas. Kirby Hofer SECOND ROW K McCallum. J. Seidlitz, A Skari. K Buker. A Seidlitz. L Smgelmann THIRD ROW S Buffington. C Buker. S Osterman. K Gunder- son. T Smith. H Wolfe FOURTH ROW Randy Violett, D Gunderson. Ronnie Violett. J. Wolfe FIFTH ROW K Manska. C Cole. R Heimbigner BACK ROW Lynda Laas. M Blair. J Cushing. J Brown BOTTOM LEFT The symbol from pep band shirts 39 TOP RIGHT Stage Band FRONT ROW: Kirby Hofer. Les Laas. C Cole. H wolfe, Lynda Laas. Randy Violett. BACK ROW J. Brown. M Blair. R. Heimbigner. T Muncy. J Wolfe. Ronnie Violett MIDDLE LEFT The band marches in the homecoming parade MIDDLE RIGHT: Brass Choir J Brown. J Wolfe. Kirby Hofer. R Heimbigner. M Blair NOT PICTURED Ronnie Violett. BOTTOM LEFT: J. Cushing pumps out the first notes of Here Comes the King BOTTOM CENTER W. Seidlitz prepares to turn the page for L. Langel I I TOP RIGHT: Fresh.-Soph. Ensemble FRONT ROW A Skari. J. Carter. J Warden. C Cole BACK ROW S. Buffington. J. Wolfe. K. McCallum. NOT PICTURED: Jenni Ludwig MIDDLE RIGHT: Choralaires L. Langel. Accompanist; Betha Turner. B Kenfield. Jan Jensen. J Smith. B Gunderson. Les Laas. Kathy Hofer. S. Marshall. H. Wolfe. D. Wicks. J. Wolfe. J. Brown. N. Wolfe. J. Cushing. N Dolezal. D Hendrickson BOTTOM LEFT: The Wolfe Trio + 1 perform for the adjudicator BOT- TOM CENTER: B. Gunderson warming up on the way to the District Music Festival 41 Barefoot in the Park A young newly- wed lawyer discov- ers that an impulsive wife and New York City life don’t mix until the lesson, ‘‘What marriage among the rooftops is all about, or “How to survive being Barefoot in the Park, ” is learned. TOP RIGHT Paul Bratter TOP LEFT: The Delivery man and Corne Bratter MIDDLE LEFT Corrie's mother and Paul. BOTTOM LEFT: Victor Velasco BOTTOM RIGHT CAST MEMBERS B Brannon. M Yackley. C. McCallum, Les Laas. Linda Duffin. J. Cushing DIRECTORS Spencer Norby. Betti Vogt CREW S Nuxoll. J Seidlitz. Randy Violett. Kirby Hofer 42 Feb. 11, the Wizard of Oz was pre- sented by the students in cooperation with the Liberty Arts Council and the U of M Repertory Theatre. Over 60 grade and high school students had parts in the play. TOP LEFT: A. Skari. R. Morkrid. Kathy Hofer TOP RIGHT The Scarecrow awakens the magic flowers MIDDLE LEFT The Tinman squeaks for oil MIDDLE RIGHT: A Skari. H Wolfe. D. Wicks. R Nagle. R Morkrid BOTTOM: J Campros and the flying mon- keys 43 Save the Princess. Guard the inthermo. Save the four blondes. Find the bug. Uncover the spy. Find KAOS headquarters. Take on a new partner, 99. These are the adventures that Agent 86, Maxwell Smart, had to face in Get Smart. Max. of course, saved the day without a flaw. . . Would you believe . . .? Get Smart, with a play company of 30, was pre- sented March 22. TOP LEFT: The Chief and an office full of problems. TOP CENTER: Agent 44 TOP RIGHT Maxwell Smart MIDDLE LEFT: Smart and 99 at the hands of the Wongs MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. Big. BOTTOM RIGHT: Professor Dante demon- strates the dealy inthermo CAST: J. Cushing. C. Hofer. K Thielman. Jackie Ludwig. K McCallum, Lisa Duffin, D. Wicks. Debbie Nealy. B Bran- non. Donald Allison, A Dolezal. L. Leitch, J Carter. P Evans. Betha Turner Linda Duffin. R Pugsley. K Seidlitz. 44 T. VanDessel. Meissner. Kristie Kammerzell. D Robinson. N. Dolezal. DIRECTORS: Mrs Vogt. Mr Norby CREW: W Many Moons Who is wiser, the wisemen or the jester? Was it tarts that the princess really wanted? How can the moon be hidden from the princess? These were the questions that were answered in the play Many Moons presented May 19 by the drama class. TOP LEFT: The royal wizard works magic MIDDLE LEFT CAST Aden Seid- lilz. J Campros. C Lybeck. C McCallum, B Brannon. D Robinson. K Blair, D Wicks, Linda Duffin. B Kenfield MIDDLE RIGHT The wisemen's wives devise a plan to help their husbands. BOTTOM LEFT The king and princess size up the moon BOTTOM RIGHT The princess finds her moon DIRECTOR Mr Hansen CREW: J. Cushing. D Allison. Richard Overlie. Kathy Holer. Les Laas Science Club After working many hours, the Science Club members displayed their projects at the State Science Fair in Mis- soula on April 7-8. K. Harmon (Top Right) received a superior, the Army Award, $20 from the Montana Heart Association, and a bronze medal for her project being named one of the next best three after the top two. Randy Violett received a superior rating and the Air Force Award for his project. A. Skari received a good rating and the Air Force Award. Also rated good (Middle Left) were Jeff Boucher and C. Harmon. While at Missoula, the members explored the U of M, including fhe elevator (Bottom Right) at the S.U.B. In May. Dr Buker (Bottom Left) demonstrated some of the new hospital equipment. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr Krook, Advisor; A Skari. Secretary-Treasurer; Randy Violett, President; K Harmon, Vice President; Jeff Boucher, Assistant Vice Presidents Harmon, Historian Honor Society By presenting two dances and two raffles (Middle Right), the Honor Society raised over $200. With the money, the Honor Soci- ety visited Calgary, Alberta, on May 13-15. They went to the Centennial Planetarium where they saw a Laserrock Concert against a background of stars (Bottom Cen- ter). The members enjoyed the view from the Calgary Tower (Top Lett, Bottom Left) and the Calgary Zoo (Top Center. Top right). MIDDLE LEFT: Jeft Boucher, H Wolfe. Denise Raumg, K Harmon, Kristie Kammerzell, L. Langel. Secretary. W Nuxoll, Vice President; Randy Violett, President 47 FHA TOP RIGHT: R. Jacobson and W. Seidlitz make red and white FHA caps. TOP LEFT: K. Albright goes out as District President; Jody Campbell is incoming Vice President BOTTOM: FRONT ROW Mrs. Eveland. Advisor; R Jacobson. Jeri Jen- sen. K. Albright, S. Nuxoll. J. Seidlitz, S. Buffington. P Toy, W. Seidlitz, N. Dolezal. BACK ROW: R. Keith. Secretary-Treasurer; B Gunderson. Vice President. J. Campbell. President. Speech and Drama During the 1977-78 season, two competitors placed at every meet, thus allowing the team two seconds and a third in the drama sweep- stakes and a third in speech. Linda Duffin, with her pantomime, received four firsts and a fourth in preliminary competition, a first at Divisionals, and a seventh at State. In impromptu speaking, Mike Duf- fin received a first, a second, a third, and two fourths, a first at Divi- sionals, and a seventh at State. Also placing throughout the year were Ron Eklund in serious solo, and Lisa Duffin and Marla Campros with humorous solos. TOP RIGHT: In her pantomime, A Walk Through Life, Linda Dutfln takes her marriage vows MIDDLE: M Campros. Mrs Vogt. Coach; P Brown. M Duffin, R. Eklund. Lisa Duffin, Linda Duffin Chester had the privilege of hosting the Dis- trict FHA Convention in December with K. Albright presiding. February came in with style when the girls held the Starlight Ball,” and served dinner to the Spokane Sym- phony Orchestra. The climax of the year was when nine attended the State Conven- tion in Missoula, March 19-21. The last activity was a trip to Great Falls for pizza and a show. Jr. High FHA BOTTOM LEFT: FRONT ROW: Jeri Ludwig, President; J Broadhursl. Vice-President; J. Cicon. Secretary-Treasurer. BACK ROW: C. Heimbigner, A Chvilicek, W Seidlifz, B. Leilch, S. Standiford, D. Earl, R. Ray 49 Journalism Journalism Class TOP: FRONT ROW T. Stratton. L Langel. Kristie Kammerzell. P. Overlie, M Lyders. SECOND ROW: Jett Boucher, Denise Raunig, Randy Violett. BACK ROW Betha Turner. K Thielman. M Duttin. W Nuxoll, J. Camp- bell. T Muncy. Kathy Albright. L Campros RIGHT: J. Campbell checks copies of the Blue and Gold Times for proper inking. Deadlines! Deadlines! What a sense of relief and a feel- ing of accomplishment the staff experienced when the last school paper was stapled and the last quad-pak was mailed to the publisher. The staff couldn’t sluff or there would have been blank pages in the annual. Unlike any other class at CHS. this class shows its accomplishments to the whole school. Staff members spent class time and many evenings working to get the annual pages done on time. Now that the year has ended, the journalism class takes pride in knowing they have done something worth- while for the school. 50 Coyote Staff Co-Editors Kim Thielman Denise Raunig Honored Kristie Kammerzell Wendy Nuxoll Seniors and Faculty Laurie Langel Teresa Muncy Boys’ Sports Marty Lyders Paul Overlie Classes Kathy Albright Jody Campbell Girls' Sports Betha Turner Tracy Stratton Activities Randy Violett Jeff Boucher Business Managers Mike Duffin Lana Campros V k v % Editors TOP: FRONT ROW: L. Langel. T Muncy. Paper Edi- tors BACK ROW: K Thielman, Denise Raunig. Annual Editors. MIDDLE LEFT: M Duffin hunts for a missing ad MIDDLE RIGHT: K. Kammerzell and W. Nuxoll mourn over a torn picture. Photographers BOTTOM: FRONT ROW: Jeff Boucher. Denise Raunig. Kathy Hofer. BACK ROW: L Langel, T. Muncy. K. Thielman. Randy Violett. 51 Carnival The annual CHS carnival, sponsored by the stu- dent council, took place on April Fool's Day. The fun started at 7 p.m. when the booths opened, at 9:45 the door prize and raffle ticket winners were announced. Crystal Sword provided the music for the dance which finished the evening’s entertain- ment. TOP RIGHT: M. Dauwalder throws for a bull's eye. LEFT CENTER: Lynda Laas and B. Gunderson entertaining Snoopy at the confetti booth. CENTER RIGHT: R. Heimberger is full of tricks. BOTTOM RIGHT: H. Wolfe takes down a private telegram 52 Starlight Ball The Way I Feel Tonight was the theme for the Starlight Ball sponsored by the FHA on Saturday, February 11. The old gym was adorned with baby pink, mint green, ice blue, and primrose yellow streamers, which provided the background for the band, Brat . Launching the midnight activities were Leslie Laas and Jody Smith singing the theme song. At the stroke of midnight, the starlight beam shone on Jody Smith and Lisa Leitch, who were granted the title of King and Queen. Due to a winter storm, some royalty candidates and other couples were unable to attend the ball. CENTER LEFT: Students boogie to Brat CENTER RIGHT: K Thielman is caught in the act Starlight Royalty BOTTOM LEFT: FRONT ROW: L Leitch. Queen,• J. Camp- bell, Jeri Jensen. Becky Turner SECOND ROW: J. Smith. King; Jon Boucher. T Wanken, L. Brooks 53 Prom “Come Sail Away” was the theme tor the annual junior-senior prom held April 8. The old gym was transtormed into the CHS Nautical which sailed under a starry sky. Following the grand march at 10:30 p.m., Robyn Pugsley and Kenny Gunderson were crowned Princess and Prince. They ruled under Kathy Harmon and Jim Brown, Queen and King. Music tor the dancing was played by Windjam- mer trom Missoula. TOP RIGHT. The CHS Nautical sails in the moonlight CENTER LEFT: C. Lybeck and K Thielman smile as they come out trom the tong arch CENTER RIGHT: Couples take a break from the danc- ing Crown Bearers BOTTOM RIGHT: T. Nordstrom, C. Wickum, S. Mader, K. Ken- field. 54 Prom Royalty CENTER LEFT FRONT ROW Jackie Ludwig. M Nelson. K Har- mon. Queen, L. Langel. K Kammerzell. SECOND ROW N Wolfe. R Pugsley. Princess, Denise Raunig THIRD ROW R Heimbig- ner. K. Gunderson. Prince. M Lyders BACK ROW B Harmon. K Seidlitz. J Brown. King; C Lybeck. R Wickum CENTER RIGHT CHS Nautical's helm BOTTOM LEFT Linda Duffm and date notice action across the way 55 Honored top right Math Contest Winners D Wicks, third; Randy Violett. second; Jeff Boucher, first. CENTER LEFT IWrestling Thp C Lybeck. Mr Frey. Head Coach; Jeff Boucher CENTER RIGHT G f S 3Hd BoyS State Delegates front row Alter- nates: W Nuxoll. H Wolfe. S Anderson. C Lybeck BACK ROW Delegates K Harmon. Denise Raunig. Randy Violett. J. Brown. bottom left High School Week Kristie Kammerzell. Denise Raunig. J. Brown. Jeff Boucher. Randy Violett. BOTTOM RIGHT U Of M DdyS H Wolfe 56 dr 3L. - Football The Coyotes began their season explosively by shutting out Harlem 35-0. With only six seniors, youth was a major factor. The home field proved to be an advantage, with only one loss. Homecoming was marred by a narrow defeat, with the Eagles making a last minute field goal to clinch the game 23-20. The final record ended 4-4. with three of the losses on the road. LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Lybeck. P. Overlie. J. Brown. M. Smith, S. Anderson. Not Pictured: R. Munfrada. FRONT ROW: K. Jeppesen, D. Wolfe. M Dauwalder. M. Smith. A Dolezal. J Brown. D. Pugsley. Manager; G. Limesand. D. Kenfield. B Wilson. L Brooks. G. Anderson. SECOND ROW: P. Overlie. K. Seidlitz. C. Lybeck. A. Seidlitz, M. Mattson. D. Garrett. R Heimbigner. Man- ager; R. Boyer. B. Brannon. S Meissner. R. Lakey. B Kenfield. BACK ROW S Broesder and M Hansen. Ass’t. Coaches; D Wicks. S. Anderson. B. Harmon, S. Marshall. A. Limesand. D. Unterseher, T. Wanken, G Schuhmacher. M. Vogt. Head Coach; Not Pictured: R Mun- frada. 58 Defense Defense was the name of the game for the Coyotes as they were able to hold all but one of their opponents to two TDs or less. Fairfield was the only team to score more than twice against the Coyote defense; the game was one of the closest games the Coyotes had, second only to the Simms overtime game. In the Simms game, the Coyotes' Big D” rose to the occasion by blocliing a Tiger extra-point kick to assure an over-time victory. M. Smith receives last minute instructions P Overlie blocks extra-point kick against Simms. B Harmon puts a gotcha on Big Sandy. Offense R. Munfrada discusses the finer points of football with the referee C. Lybeck takes flight from the Eagles The offensive team scored 133 points, 100 of them during three games. With Coach Vogt’s strategies followed closely, few mistakes were made in offen- sive play, the most complicated aspect of the game. S. Anderson makes a touchdown catch against Simms. rTF ■iL. Jm 7 8 • HOM ECOMING :hester VS FAIRFIELD i CASCADE AT CHS DANCE '10 30 TO 130 $2 E m Sigh erected for Homecoming Juniors Powerhouse” to first place Homecoming Royalty FRONT ROW: B. Kimball. Betha Turner. Queen; Chad Lybeck, King; J. Seidlitz. SECOND ROW: Jeff Boucher. K. Kam- merzell. R. Munfrada, H. Wolfe, J. Brown. L. Langel. from Homecoi Homecoming Bonfire sparks Homecoming spirit. R Munfrada concentrates on coming play R Lakey carries out Crazy Day theme Homecoming week blasted off to a good start with Kiddies Day on Wednesday, October 5, follow- ing with Crazy Day on Thursday and Blue and Gold Day on Fri- day. Despite strong winds, the juniors’ float siezed first place in the parade with the theme of Powerhouse.” Second place award was grabbed by the soph- omores with Give Them The Rocky Road to Defeat.” Winding up with third place were the freshmen with Any Way You Slice It, It Comes Up Victory.” Friday evening students partici- pated in the snake dance and bonfire with the senior players and cheerleaders giving pep talks. Saturday night Chad Lybeck and Betha Turner were crowned King and Queen at half- time. Despite a narrow defeat of 23-20, at the hand of the Fairfield Eagles, the spirit of CHS students kept them dancing to the music of Stratus, that evening. 63 Girls ’ Basketball Playing all Class B schools for the first time, the girls ended their season with a 13-3 record, giving the Coyotes a second-place rank in the conference. Cascade hosted the District Tournament where the team suffered their first game loss to the Simms Tigers by a close 42-40. Playing a loser-out game with Valier, the Coyotes knocked out the Panthers 65-52. Saturday morning the girls lost to the Fairfield Eagles 40-33. J. Wolfe was chosen by the coaches for all-conference first team with N. Wolfe chosen for the second team, and H. Wolfe receiving honorable mention. A-Squad CO-CAPTAINS: D. Raunig, N, Wolfe. FRONT ROW: G. Kulpas, Coacn, M. Nelson, T. Muncy, S. Osterman, R. Pugsley, L. Leitch, Manager BACK ROW: T. Garrett. D. Rauniq N. Wolfe K. Thielman, J. Wolfe, H. Wolfe, P. Toy, K. Harmon. 64 BSquad FRONT ROW: S Buffington. Man- ager; S. Triplett. Coach SECOND ROW: Jill Harden. W. Seidlitz. S. Nuxoll. T. VanDessel. THIRD ROW: D. Skinner, J. Carter. J. Warden. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Nealy. Jenni Ludwig. BACK ROW: C Harmon K. Thielman warms up. SENIORS: T. Garrett. D. Raunig. K Thielman. H. Wolfe. K. Harmon. T. Muncv SCORES VARSITY 65 Junior High FRONT ROW: C. Didier. Manager. SEC- OND ROW: Diane Nealy. C. Standiford THIRD ROW: D. Earl. A. Chvilicek. C. But- ler FOURTH ROW K. Overlie. C. Heim- bigner. L. Overlie FIFTH ROW: C. Cramer. K Manska. J. Cicon. SIXTH ROW: Jeri Ludwig. B Leitch. BACK ROW: A. Seidlitz. J. Wolfe wants the taste of another victory. P. Toy looks for help. D Raunig makes her move against Sunburst. 66 Wrestling FRONT ROW: N Dolezal. T Garrett, Betha Turner, Managers; Becky Turner. R Pugsley. Jackie Ludwig. Jeri Jensen. Cheerleaders SEC- OND ROW: D. Hendrickson. Jeff Boucher. T. Smith. M. Smith. J. Smith. P Overlie. THIRD ROW: C. Lybeck. R Wickum. L Hendrickson. A Dolezal. R. Boyer. R. Munfrada. FOURTH ROW: J. Christofferson. T. Thielman. Richard Overlie. D Pugsley. James Boucher. Ron Overlie. L. Brooks. BACK ROW: C. Frey. Coach. M Blair. G. Limesand. D. Aitken. K. Diemert, R. Thomas. Ass t. Coach The wrestling team with the State runner-up trophy The Coyote wrestling squad, the most successful class B-C team in the state over the last five years, was rated on top of the class B-C power poll all year. This team captured the Northern Conference in the final confer- ence match of the season in Fair- field, the Northern Divisional held in Chester, and for the second year in a row. were runners-up at the State Meet held in Havre. This gives the Coyotes two State Championships, two State run- ners-up, and a sixth place finish over the last five years. Charley Frey, a new coach this year, took nine men to the State Tourney. Every varsity man from the 98- to the 138 class and HWT par- ticipated. Jeff Boucher and C. Lybeck earned State Champ crowns and R. Munfrada cap- tured the third place HWT title. Chad Lybeck — 138 29-0-0 Coach Thomas yells Change Off. 68 Jeff Boucher — 105 ° 28-1 -0 Junior High FRONT ROW: K. Griffin. B Meissner. Jor- dan Boucher. B Lomen. J Hofer. SEC- OND ROW: P Brinkman. M Dolezal. K Albright. J Gjesdal. BACK ROW D Thomas. Coach. D. Kimball. D. Buffing- ton. K. Kammerzell. D Brooks C. Lybeck flashes a victory smile 70 A happy Coyote team after a final count of points show a close Coyote victory at the Divisional Tournament in Chester Basketball The climax of the Coyote basketball season came during the Divisional Tourney in Great Falls. The Coyotes won a spot in the championship game by first defeating Sunburst, and then downing the con- ference champs, Big Sandy. Eventually the Coyotes earned the second place trophy by first losing to Fairfield in the championship, and then defeating Simms in a challenge game. This gave the Coyotes their first chance since 1966 to participate in the State Class B Championship Tourney. The Coyotes ended the season with a record of 14-12. Although the Coyotes were plagued with ups and downs, per- haps the three best games all year were when the Coyotes defeated Big Sandy and Simms at the Divi- sional Tourney, and Plains at the State Tourney in Butte. SENIORS W Fenger, S Anderson, J. Brown Varsity Team SITTING Denise Raumg, K. Harmon, Statisticians KNEELING: T. Lomen, Manager, M, Nelson, N Wolte, K. Thielman, Kris Kammerzell, Cheerlead- ers, T Muncy, Manager STANDING: M. Vogt. Ass t Coach. K. Seidlitz. G. Anderson, R. Heimbigner. S. Marshall. W Fenger. J Brown, B Harmon, S. Anderson, T Wanken. A Seidlitz, D Garrett. B Kentield, S. Broesder. Coach 72 Coyote team with second place Divisional trophy B Harmon and J Brown tight for a rebound K Seidlitz against Plains 73 BSquad D. Kenfield Ron Violett D Unterseher B Brannon W Kolstad M. Mattson M. Vogt. Coach C Squad FRONT ROW M. Vogt. Coach S. Laird D. Gunderson Jack Harden B Wilson BACK ROW: B Muncy Ken Cushing D Wolfe M. Dauwalder 74 Seventh LEFT: G. Kulpas. Coach; R Manska. Jor- dan Boucher. V Fraser. S. Chadwick. D. Hamel. S. Laium. B. Lomen. Eighth BELOW LEFT: KNEELING: J. Sargent. C. Krook. Kirby Albright. J. Didier STANDING: G. Kulpas. Coach; Kurt Kammerzell. D. Brooks. J. Krejci. L. Muncy. D. Kimball. M Dolezal Coach Broesder gives some advise Girls Track FRONT ROW: Becky Turner. L. Gjesdal, R Pugsley SECOND ROW: R. Jacobson. Manager, Jan Jensen. T. Garrett, D. Robinson. J. Campbell Managers. THIRD ROW: N Wolfe. J Wolfe. S. Trip- plet, Coach BACK ROW: Betha Turner SENIORS: Betha Turner, T. Garrett, D Robinson Nine girls started the track season, but because of inju- ries, T. Garrett and Jan Jensen were unable to finish the season. Bad weather, pulled muscles, shin splints, were more of the problems experienced by them. By placing at the Divisional Track Meet in Cascade the following girls qualified for the State Track Meet in Missoula: Debbie Robinson in the 100 yard dash as she placed third at Divi- sional, N. Wolfe second in the 880 yard dash, and J. Wolfe second in the shot put. J. Wolfe broke the school record with a throw of 34' 10 . D Robinson gets a good running start 76 N Wolfe looks forward to another race Becky Turner and L. Gjesdal practice their hand-off J. Wolfe gets ready to throw the shot put BOTTOM ROW: A. Chvilicek, K. Manska. K Overlie. C Heimbigner. C. Didier. TOP ROW: Jen Ludwig. J Cicon. A Seidlitz. S Standiford 77 Boys ’ Track Capturing first place in the Sunburst Invitational track meet proved to be the climax of the 1978 track season. The Divisional meet in Cascade saw the Coyotes end in fourth place, and send ten boys on to the State meet in Missoula. Seven of the ten who qualified for State did in field events. Representing Ches- ter at State were R. Munfrada. J Brown, K Seidlitz. R. Heimbig- ner, J. Smith. J Thisselle. B Muncy. S Marshall. C Lybeck. and A Seidlitz. who who captured first place in the triple jump with a leap of 43 feet SENIORS: KNEELING: Kirby Hofer. SITTING J Thisselle. J Brown. J. Smith. J Cushing STANDING: P Overlie. R Munfrada. C. Lybeck KNEELING: D. Pugsley. D Garrett. P Overlie. J. Smith. J. Cushing. Jon Boucher. B Kenfield. K. Seidlitz. C. Lybeck. R Eklund. J Thisselle. L. Brooks. STANDING W. Seidlitz. Manager. Jack Harden. A Seidlitz, Kirby Hofer. R. Heimbigner. B Muncy, K. Cushing. D. Wicks. J. Brown. S. Woods. M Yackley. S. Marshall. R. Munfrada. J. Tacke. Coach 78 S Marshall flies for the finish line. A Seidlitz makes a bid for first place C. Lybeck takes a breather Junior High FRONT ROW: S. Chadwick, Jordan Boucher. R Manska SECOND ROW: C. Krook. Kirby Albright. J. Gjesdal TOP ROW Joe Campros. Kurt Kammerzell. D Kimball. J Sar- gent NOT PICTURED: S Broesder. Coach 79 Administration Faculty and Staff Robert Chvilicek Superintendent 82 83 85 I Sonny Broesder English. 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Johnson Co-Op Supply Center G G Lanes Wallie's Style Shop C. R. Anthony, Co. Ben Franklin Store Ptansmith Jewelery Buttrey Food Store Toole County Farm Implement Kathy's Kitchen Stull's Jewelery 111 a Aitken. Doug 18.67 Albright Kathy 16. 31.32. 35. 36. 48. 50 ' Albnght. Kirby 21.31.69. 75. 79 Allison. Debbie 20 Allison. Diane 4 Allison. Donald 18. 76 Anderson. Greg 18. 58. 72 Anderson. Scott 12. 32. 56. 58. 60. 61. J 72 B Blair. Kelly 4. 32. 33. 35. 45 Blair. Mike 18. 34. 36. 39. 40. 67 Boucher. James 18. 67 Boucher. Jett 13. 34. 46. 47. 50. 51.56. 62. 67. 70 Boucher. Jon 16. 58.67 Boucher. Jordan 22. 23. 37. 69. 75. 79 Boyer , Rod 18.58. 67 Brannon. Bill 16. 42. 45. 58. 74, 76 Braun. Toby 22. 37 Brinkman. Pat 21.37. 69 Broadhurst. Joan 21.23. 31.37. 49 Brooks. Dean 21.38. 69. 75 Brooks. Lyle 20. 53. 58. 67. 78 Brown. Jim 5. 32. 35. 36. 38. 39. 40. 41. 55. 56. 58.60.61.62. 72.78 Brown. Potty 18. 49 Buffington. Gary 21.38. 69 Buttmgton. Sharon 18. 32. 36. 39. 41.48 Buker. Cmdy 16. 36.37. 39 Buker. Karen 18. 36.39 Butter. Cindy 22. 66 C Campbell. Jody 16. 32. 35. 48. 50. 53. 76 Campros. Jamne 12. 32 43 45 Campros. Joe 21.33. 37 79 Campros. Lana 16. 50. 83 Campros. Marla 20. 49 Carler. Joy 20. 35. 41 Chadwick. Shane 22. 37. 75. 79 Chnstotterson. Bret 21 Christotterson. Justin 18. 67 Chvil.cek, Amy 22. 31.34. 37. 49. 66. 77 Gcon. Jodi 21.37. 49. 66, 77 Cramer. Can 21.23.31.37, 66 Cole. Colleen 20. 32. 35. 36. 39. 40. 41 Cushing Jim 12. 35. 36. 38. 39 41.42. 78 Cushing. Ken 20. 74. 78 D Dauwalder. Mike 18. 58. 74 Didier. Charolotte 22. 37. 66. 77 Did� er. Jed 21.37, 75 Didier. Thad 16 Diemert. Kelly 18. 67 Duttin. Linda 16. 32. 35 36. 42. 4 Duttin. Usa 20. 32. 49 Duttin. Mike 5. 49. 50 t)oiezal.Mark21.34.37.69 75 Doiezal. Nancy 5.32.35. 36. 41.4 E Earl. Dawn 22. 31.37. 49 66 Eklund. Ron 20. 23. 49 78 Evans. Patty 16. 35 F Fenger. Tim 21.38 Fenger. Wes 5. 72 Fraser. Victor 22. 37. 75 Fritz. Came 21.37 G Galusha. Kim 18 Garrett. Darryl 18. 58. 72 78 Garrett. Tina 13. 64 65. 76 Gitlord. Kathy 22. 37. 38 Giesdal. Jerry 21.37. 69 79 Gjesdai LaNette 18. 23. 31.32. 76 Gntlm. Kyle 22. 37.69 Gunderson, Brenda 5.31.32. 35. 36. 41. 48 Gunderson. Ken 16. 36. 39. 55 Gunderson David 20. 36.39. 55 H Hamel. Darren 22. 38. 75 Harden. Jack 20. 74. 78 Harden. Jill 20 Harden. Carla 22. 37 Harmon Bill 16,55.58.61.72 Harmon. Charleen 20. 23. 34. 46 Harmon. Kathy 13. 32. 46. 47. 55 56. 64. 65. 72 Hawks. Loren 22. 23. 37 Heimbigner. Cheri 22.37.49,66.77 Heimbigner. Roger 16. 23. 36. 39 40. 55. 58.72 78 Heimbigner. Ronda 16. 35 Hendrickson. Dean 18. 35. 38. 41.67 Hendrickson. Larry 16. 67 Hoter Curtis 18. 44 Holer. Jim 22.37. 69 Hoter. Kathy 16. 35. 36. 41,43. 51 Holer. Kirby 4. 36. 39. 40. 78 I Ish. Ben 16. 35.38 Jacobson. Rhonda-16. 32j 5. 48. 76 Jensen. Jan 16. 32 35. 41.76 Jensen. Jen 18. 30. 48. 53. 67 Jeppeson. Bruce 16 Jeppeson. Ken 19. 58 K Kaiser. Brian 16 Kammerzeli. Kns 4. 30. 32.35.36. 47. 50. 55. 56.62. 72 Kammerzeli. Kurt 21.37. 69. 75. 79 Keith, Rhonda 17.31.32. 48 Kenlield Bret 17. 23. 35. 38. 41.45. 58. 60 61,72. 78 Kentield. Davy 19. 58. 74 Kerb6. Lisa 20 Kimball. Doug 21.37. 69. 75. 79 Krejo. 'tody 21.23. 38. 75 Krook. Carson 21.37. 75. 79 Kolstad, Wayne 19. 74 L Laas. Les 13. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41.42 Laas. Lynda 12. 32. 35. 36. 39. 40 Laas. Robbie 22 Laird. Scott 20. 74 Lakey. Colette 17 Lakey. Roger 19. 58 Lakey. Kelly 21.38 Lalum. Skeeter 22. 38. 75 Langel. Laurie 9. 31.32. 34, 35. 36. 41 47.50.51.55. 62 Leitch. Barb 21.37. 49. 66 Leitch. Lisa 12. 32. 33. 53. 64 Limesand. Alan 17. 58 Umesand. Gary 19. 58.67 Lomen. Tern 4. 32. 33. 72. Lomen. Barry 22. 37 69. 75 Ludwig. Jackie 17. 30, 32.55. 76 Ludwig. Jenm 20. 23. 31.32.35 Ludwig. Jen 21.31.32,34. 37 49. 66 77 Lybeck, Chad 4,23. 32. 45. 55.56 58. 60.61.62,67. 70. 78 Lyders Marty 4. 50. 55 M 4 4 Manska. Kris 21.38. 39. 66. 77 Manksa. Robert 22. 75. 79 Marshall. Scott 1 7. 35. 38. 41.58. 7 Mattson. Mike 17. 58. 74 McCallum. 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