Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1979 volume:

FACULTY ADVERTISING 91-m Student Directory 112 MEMO: STUDENTS OF CHS DATE: 1978-1979 SUBJECT: YEAR OF THE COYOTE FROM: WILLIE Many of you may not know me, but I am a Coyote just like you. and the mascot for CHS. As you look and read through this book you will see me in several different forms and appearances. I am a master in disguise and I can do just about anything that is imaginable. To show you what I can do, here is a brief summary of my 1978-1979 school year. On August 20.1 began practice as a football player for the Chester Coyotes. I worked my way through a rough and tough season. A 4- 3 season record proved discouraging to me. About the same time that I started football practice I also started girls basketball practice. I had a successful season under the direc- tion of Coach Broesder, but did not reach my goal, STATE! I was defeated in the Divisional Tournament after a 12-4 season. As winter set in, I stayed inside and began to work at boys’ basketball. I started poorly, losing three games. Many people thought that it was going to be a bad season, but I showed them what I was made of and came back to win 12 straight games and entered the Divisional Tournament tied with Fairfield for the conference lead. I fought hard but came out of the tournament with second place, after a disappointing loss to the Eagles. I had made my goal of State, but did it the hard way. I went down to defeat in the first game against the Three Forks Wolves, but again showed my stamina and came back to win four straight, finishing third. 3 At the same time I was running down the court. I was also rolling around on the mat. I was inexperienced in this sport, yet managed to take eight places at the Divi- sionals held in Fairfield. At State, in Hamilton. I won two matches. I gained experience and hope to do better next year. After wrestling I took a little break, then started training for what turned out to be a very wet track season. I have quite a bit of natural talent in this sport and it went really well. I travelled to Billings early in March to take part in the State FHA Convention. I learned a lot about being a future homemaker and gained a few friends. Earlier I had travelled to Glendive to compete in the State Speech and Drama Meet. Toward the end of the year. I travelled to Shelby for the District Music Festival. Five groups secured superior rat- ings. which qualified them for the State Music Festival in Missoula. April 20-21. My 1978-1979 school year was an overall success and I would like to thank all of my coaches, teachers, and fel- low Coyotes who supported me through the year. THANK YOU ALL! 4 Class of “79” Bill Harmon Roger Heimbigner Nancy Wolfe Colette Lakey Melody Nason Scot Marshall Larry Hendrickson Joan Seidlitz Jon Boucher Bret Kenfield Kathy Albright Mike Mattson Bill Brannon Rhonda Jacobson Dave Wicks Alan Limesand Jan Jensen Kenny Gunderson Kelly Seidlitz Ines Ramos Mark Yackley Kathv Hofer Richard Overlie Rnhvn Pimslev Sherry Nuxoll Lana Campros Brian Kaiser Thaddeus Didier Frank Waite Rhonda Keith Jody Campbell CLASS OFFICERS: President, R. Heimbigner, Secretary-Treasurer, R. Keith, Vice President, Jon Boucher. Class Motto For Us to Make It in Life, We Must Be Willing to Make An Idea a Reality. With That Willingness There Will Be No Room for Failure. Valedictorian Co-Salutatorian Co-Salutatorian CvnthiaBuker ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS Law in the Making On March 22 and 23 the juniors and seniors took short trips to Helena to view the legislature. Both classes visited the House of Representa- tives, Senate, and the Supreme Court. Donna Skinner, Linda Duffin, Aden Seidlitz, and Jan Jensen were pages for a week during the legis- lative session. Well Sharon, I just don't know. lnes hands Mr. Moore a Mexican gift. When I decided to come to the U.S. as an exchange student my goals were to learn about the American life, and to learn English. My time is over here, and I realize those goals could not have been accom- plished without the help of many people. 1 would like to say thanks to the Buffington family for being like a family to me. Thanks to my teachers and principal for all their help during my study time. Thanks to the seniors of 1979, I was proud to be a member of their class. Thanks to all the rest of the kids in CHS for their warm Hi s Gracias My name is lnes Maria Ramos, and I was an exchange student from Mexico this year. I lived in Chester for six months, and during that time I experi- enced many new things and moments I'll never forget. I'll always remember how excited I was the first time I saw snow. everyday. I’ll always remember this great experience, this town, and the people of Chester. Lots of love lnes Juniors just hangin' around. Come on you guys, get busy. Don’t let him get out guys. Hey. Scot, cut that out. What’s Life Without Laughter? A new booth, the dime toss, proved successful at the carnival held by the Student Council, April 8. The raffle sales were down, but the take-in the night of the carnival made up for it, making the gross profit the same as last year. The winners of the raffle sales were Shelley Osterman and Mike Smith who tied for first. Shelley has won three years in a row. The excitement of the night ended with a dance by Brat. 16 You'd never believe what I just won! The Achievers TOP LEFT: French Visitors Lisa Duffin. Kathy Albright, C. Munfrada. R, Swank, Jeri Jensen. R. Keith, Mrs. Albright. TOP RIGHT: Math Contest Winners K. Buker, Jackie Ludwig, R. Lakey. MIDDLE LEFT: U of M Days Jackie Ludwig. MIDDLE RIGHT: High School Week N. Wolfe, C. Lakey, M. Nelson, R. Keith, R. Heimbigner. B. Bran- non. A. Limesand. BOTTOM: Boys' and Girls’ State Aden Seidlitz, R. Heimbigner, B. Brannon. D. Wicks, N. Wolfe, R. Keith. C. Buker, Jackie Ludwig. 17 Young Scientists in the Making This year’s Science Club con- sisted of three members. All three worked hard on their sci- ence fair projects and entered them in the State Science Fair which was held in Missoula on April 6-7. The projects were judged and the ratings received were: C. Harmon and C. Krook a II, and A. Skari a III. A. Skari. C. Harmon. Mr. Krook, Adviser: C. Krook. m: GKllHILS? results: ■m lotheser M ■ Id rs | «an I: ! at a, 1 C. Krook A. Skari Vibrations Rattle Rafters The Music department presented four concerts, the Fall, Christmas, Festival and Spring. The band jour- neyed to Band Day in Joplin, played at pep assem- blies and sports activities. The annual District Music Festival was March 29-30 at Shelby. Women's ensemble and J. Campros received Ills; the stage band, concert band, choir, C. Cramer and Linda Duf- fin received IIs. K. Hofer, C. Hofer. J. Wolfe and S. Buffington traveled to State Music Festival in Mis- soula, April 19-21, with “Is . The groups received excellent ratings at State. C. Cramer and S. Buffington, accompanists. Choir FRONT ROW: A. Skari. S. Buff- ington. Linda Duffin, Mr. Norby, Director. SECOND ROW: K. Hofer, A. Seidlitz. J. Wolfe, J. Wardell. C. Cramer. THIRD ROW: J. Campros, D. Kimball. L. Muncy. C. Hofer. D. Hendrick- son, C. Krook. NOT PICTURED: K. Doiezel. Stage Band FRONT ROW: J. Gjesdal, S. Buff- ington, C. Cole, K. Manska. SEC- OND ROW: L. Singelmann, R. Violett, S. Osterman. THIRD ROW: D. Gunderson. R. Heim- bigner, J. Wolfe. FOURTH ROW: J. Krejci, M. Blair. 19 Jr. High Choir FIRST ROW: S. Norby, Director; C. Pugsley, R. Wanken. C. Butler. L. Hawks. B. Earl, T. Cramer. Dean Rau- nig, E. Seidlitz. C. Standiford, G. Butler. G. Stewart. SECOND ROW: T. Seidlitz. C. Harden. Kyle Griffin. B. Kimball. Jor- don Boucher. K. Gifford. C. Didier, Wendy Wallace. C. Heimbigner. THIRD ROW: N. Harmon. H. Rockman. A. Chvilicek. S. Staton. B. Lomen. B. Meissner. S. Chadwick. Diane Nealy. D. Earl. C. McCallum. NOT PICTURED: S. Graham. L. Hanson. B. Hodges. M. Smith. The Junior-Senior Trio sings its way to State. Women’s Ensemble FIRST ROW: Linda Duffin. K. Hofer, Anne Seidlitz. S. Buffington. A. Skari, J. Warded. C. Cramer. SECOND ROW: J. Wolfe. 20 Practice makes perfect. Pep Band FIRST ROW: K. Manska, C. Standiford. K. Gifford. S. Buffir„ ton. K. Overlie, R. Manska. R. Heimbigner. L. Thorsen. Direc- tor; ]. Krejci. SECOND ROW: C. Cole, S. Osterman. A. Skari. J. Seidlitz. L. Singelmann, Anne Seidlitz, J. Gjesdal. M. Blair, C Hofer. D. Gunderson. R. Violett, J. Wolfe. C. Krook, S. Laird. NOT PICTURED: K. Buker, C. Buker. Concert Band FIRST ROW: S. Buffington. A. Skari, J. Seidlitz. Anne Seidlitz. L Singelmann. SECOND ROW: C. Manska. C. Cole. S. Osterman. K. Overlie. J. Krejci. THIRD ROW: C. Hofer. D. Gunderson. R. Violett, J. Wolfe. S. Laird. FOURTH ROW: M- Blair. R. Heimbigner. J. Gjesdal. NOT PICTURED: K. Buker, C. Buker. 21 It wasn't that bad Karen! Wrong hand, Sharon! JoAnne and Kathy get judged on their duet. We've got to remember to sing from our diaphrams, Cari says. Advanced Band FIRST ROW: K. Griffin. K. Christof- ferson, K. Cushing. B. Oswood, Rachel Chvilicek. Renee Fenger, Rita Chvilicek. H. Hermstad. SEC- OND ROW: B. Ray. K. Wilson. C. Broadhurst, D. Heimbigner. P. War- dell. NOT PICTURED: E. Buker. K. Cicon. 22 K. Hofer. C. Hofer, S. Buffington, and J. Wolfe go to State Music Festival. Jr. High Band FIRST ROW: J. Fritz. K. Minnehan. C. Heimbigner. K. Gifford. C. Stan- diford. Blaine Turner. SECOND ROW: K. Seaton. J. Hofer. E. Thiel- man. Timothy Braun. S. Lalum. Dar- ren Allison. THIRD ROW: Toby Braun. F. Blair, R. Wolfe. R. Manska. Now where did that little rascal go? Cindy wonders. Beginners' Band FIRST ROW: L. Thorsen. Director: E. Wodarz. R. Jorgenson. E. Mur- nane, Rachelle Fenger, S. Dau- walder. B. Broesder, L. Jensen. D. Denter, J. Boucher. SECOND ROW: Matthew Fenger. B. Ray. S. Kimball. Mark Duffin. T. Manska. Michael Fenger. J. Wagner. A. Hanson. T. Kolstad. Tron Thomas. J. Keith. NOT PICTURED: P. Bockstruck. M. Shettel. K. Butterfield. T. Burrows. M. Standiford. G. Kaiser. You're a Good Man. Charlie Brown was a musical play presented in the CHS audito- rium January 16-17. The cast portrayed a day in the life of Charlies Brown and his friends. Charlie was con- stantly surrounded by failure and ridicule; despite all this, he tried and tried again. Never did he let trivial obsta- cles get him down, instead he looked for the positive side of life. Charlie Brown ... J. Campros Lucy................A. Skari Linus.......D. Hendrickson Patty.....................J. Seidlitz Schroeder .. Donald Allison Snoopy..................Lisa Duffin Snoopy Visits CHS Joan asks, Oh really. Dean?” Mm. . . this stuff tastes pretty good! Playing with ABC learning blocks. Believe me. Deal.. ■ know what I'm talk- ing ahout! Go ahead. Dean, no one is watching! Goodby Dreamland David says. Think of Hawaiian chicks. . . Look al this ugly picture I've drawn of our teacher. Rhonda whis- pers. Flirting with the girls in the malt shop, boys? Don't ever stick your tongue out at me again. On May 10, the drama class presented Happy Daze under the direc- tion of Mr. Hanson. A young man, unhappy with his real life, escapes into a world of make believe. He finally realizes that the world he creates isn't satisfactory. The frank and humorous minitour of his world takes the audience in unexpected directions. 25 Why did you insist on going home right after dinner last night. Faith? Hey, Teach! “Up the Down Stair- case” was presented by 24 junior and senior CHS students on April 28, under the direction of Mrs. Unterseher. The two-act play evolves around a young teach- er’s first job and the problems she encoun- ters with her unruly students. Underneath the comedy and humor, there is a real concern on the part of the fac- ulty and students to teach and to be taught. When do I get to go home and wash? James asks. Teach! There is chewing gum on my seat! Kathy exclaims. I gotta have a pass to the men’s room! Aden admits painfully. Hopelessly Devoted to School During the year the Honor Society sponsored a dance for the Junior High and took part in running the Independent Basketball Tournament. To complete the year the Honor Soci- ety traveled for a week around Montana and into Wyoming. C. Lakey B. Brannon C. Buker Aden Seidlitz R. Pugsley Jackie Ludwig R. Keith D. Wicks N. Wolfe R. Heimbigner K. Hofer B. Ish All the World is a Stage Small but competitive the Speech and Drama club participated in six meets this year. The team placed second in the Divisional meet at Conrad and Ron Eklund advanced to State at Glendive. R. Eklund Lisa Duffin Mr. Hansen. Director Linda Duffin P. Brown J. Campros 27 Life After Dark Too Much Heaven was the theme for the Jr.-Sr. Prom held April 28. Stars and clouds served as props to give everyone a heavenly feeling. The bleachers were filled with spectators as the grand march without music got underway. Nanci Wolfe and A1 Limesand were crowned Queen and King when it finally ended. Raggband from Missoula provided the music. Raggband plays until dawn Come on Colette, let's boogie. 28 + + :k ★ Debbie can't believe someone spiked the punch. King and Queen dance to the theme song PROM ROYALTY: R. Heimbigner. Queen, N. Wolfe; King, A. Limesand; K. Albright. R. Pugsley, Jackie Ludwig. NOT PICTURED: B. Kaiser, A. Seidlitz. The crowd dances on. 29 R. Heimbigner, Senior Class President. Debbie Nealy, Junior Class President. In the beginning, until now. Tra-la-la. Next to the Final Step Turkey with all the trimmings was the feast for the Junior- Senior Banquet, May 16. The crowd roared with laugher dur- ing the senior class wills, prophecy and history. Enter- tainment was provided by Jody Smith, with a vocal solo and JoAnne Wolfe and Sharon Buffington, with a vocal duet. 30 What can I say? FRONT ROW: Jeri Ludwig. A. Chvilicek. R. Wolfe. M. Dolezal. BACK ROW: J. Seidlitz. D. Wicks. Jenni Ludwig. C. Harmon. P. Toy, lackie Ludwig. M. Nelson. S. Meissner. Aden Seidlitz. Members ponder on the never ending cheerleading issue. Okay troops, here’s the plan. Student Body Organizers 31 Coyote Fan Ciub To start the year, the Pep Club members painted the bleachers at the sports complex with the loyal colors of blue and gold. Something new were locker signs. Each member was a guardian angel” to a football or basketball player, wrestler, or cheerleader. Every week they put up different locker signs which gave the halls a livelier, more exciting look. Unity at sports events was achieved by members wearing their new pep club shirts. Wynnette keeps things going smoothly. FLAG BEARERS: R. Jacobson.). Campell. S. Nuxoll, Jan Jensen. This is really a joke! Shawn says to Gary. Spirit in the air. 32 FRONT ROW- B Turner. Dianne Nealy. D. Earl. K. Minnehan. A. Chvilicek. K. Overlie. Lisa Duffin. ADVISERS: Miss Johnson. Mrs. Albright, L. Campros. Linda Duffin. R. Wanken. T. Seidlitz. C. Pugsley. S. Graham. J. Broadhurst. SECOND ROW: Jeri Ludwig. C. Standiford. H. Rockman. S Standiford. Anne Seidlitz. S. Smith. S. Osterman. T. Minnehan. S. Laird. J. Harden. Wendy Seidlitz. THIRD ROW: Jeri Jensen. P. Toy. S. Buffington, J. Wolfe. P. Brown. J. Carter. J. Wardell. R. Swank. T. Van Dessel. C. Cole. C. Harmon. D. Raunig. FOURTH ROW: R. Pugsley. S. Meissner. G. Anderson, G. Limesand. R. Boyer, Jamie Boucher. S. Woods. D. Skinner. F. Hodges. L. Singelmann. Jenni Ludwig. FIFTH ROW: Jackie Ludwig. B. Kenfield. T. Didier. D. Romain. T. Stratton. M. Yackely. S. Marshall. K. Seidlitz. R. Heimbigner. L. Gjesdal. SIXTH ROW: J. Seidlitz. J. Campbell. K. Hofer. R. Jacobson. S. Nuxoll, I. Ramos, B. Brannon. Debbie Nealy. SEVENTH ROW: R. Keith. M. Mattson. Aden Seid- litz. Jon Boucher, M. Nelson. EIGHTH ROW: Kathy Albright. D. Wicks. N. Wolfe. BACK ROW: Vice President. C. Munfrada ; President. Jan Jensen; Secretary-Treasurer. Wynnette Seidlitz. 33 Harvest Ball QUEEN: K. Albright, KING: S. Marshall, Daily Planet blasts-off. “Three Times A Lady” was the theme for the 1978 Harvest Ball held on September 9. The FHA trimmed the old gym in a country style with hay bales, brown, yellow and gold stream- ers. At midnight Jody Smith and Dean Fox sang the theme song as the candidates entered the gym. Scot Marshall and Kathy Albright were crowned King and Queen. The crowd danced to Daily Planet, and at intermission munched on bread made by the FHA. Rick catches boogie fever. 34 JUNIOR CANDIDATES: S. Buffington, W. Kolstad. SOPHOMORES: J. Wardell, S. Laird. FRESHMEN: Jeri Ludwig, G. Buffing- ton. STATE DELEGATES: BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Eveland. I. Ramos. Jeri Jensen, J. Seid- litz, R. Jacobson, J. Campbell. FRONT ROW: ADVISER: Mrs. Eveland, J. Seidlitz, S. Nuxoll, Kathy Albright, J. Camp- bell, F. Hodges. SECOND ROW: S. Buffington, L. Gjesdal, Jeri Jensen. BACK ROW: Wee President. R. Keith: President. R. Jacobson: Secretary-Treasurer. Wynnette Seid- litz. FHA Molds an Active Year The FHA started the year with the Harvest Ball, which was very successful. Through- out the year the girls partici- pated in the Wheat Festival, made homemade hot pretzels, heart shaped cookies for Valen- tines, and ran the concession stand during wrestling season. The group had two planning meetings for District, one in Great Falls at the Black Angus and the other in Conrad. They attended the District Conven- tion in Power. Four members earned enough points to attend the State Convention in Billings held on March 15-17. The girls paid Ines Ramos’ way since she was new in the country and didn’t have time to earn the points. In return for their gener- osity, Ines planned a supper for the members. DISTRICT OFFICERS: BOTTOM: Wynnette Seidlitz, J. Campbell. S. Buff- ington. 35 The Bookmakers of the Coyote Seniors and Faculty. T. Stratton; Classes and Music. K. Hofer; Classes and Girls' Basketball. Jan Jensen; Editors. Jon Boucher and M. Nelson; Features. S. Buffington; Activities and Organizations. L. Gjesdal and Debbie Nealy; Boys' Sports and Business Managers. B. Kaiser. F. Waite, K. Gunderson. D. Kenfield. Messed up again, huh Sharon? FRONT ROW: K. Hofer. K. Gunderson. Jon Boucher, M. Nelson. L. Gjesdal. Debbie Nealy. T. Stratton. BACK ROW: B. Kaiser, Jan Jensen. D. Kenfield. S. Buffington. Does that have anything to do with Journalism. Brian? Kenny watches in fascination as Frank works. L Singelmann, F. Hodges. J. Cambell, Kathy Albright. Wynnette Seidlitz. The Press of the Blue and Gold Times Co-Editors. Kathy Albright. J. Cambell: Columns. Kathy Albright: Features. Staff; Sports. Wynnette Seidlitz. F. Hodges; Reporters. Kathy Albright. J. Cambell. F. Hodges. Wynnette Seidlitz. L. Singelmann; Typists. Staff; Art. Wynnette Seidlitz: Adviser. Mrs. Bran- non. The Sharpshooters A class in photography, taught by Mr. Kascht, was added this year. Assigned projects, photographing school functions, and making pictures for the annual were the main objectives of this class. In focus. Mr. Kascht. CHURCH FRONT ROW: L. Gjesdal, P. Toy, M. Nelson, S. Marshall, Ion D. Kenfield, A. Dolezal. Boucher. BACK ROW: F. Hodges, T. Stratton. Jeri lensen, R. Jacobson, SPORTS 39 Spirit Raisers Lift Enthusiasm During Grid Season R. Keith Jackie Ludwig ► ■ J. Seidlitz 42 I ■ Coyotes End With 4-3 Record VARSITY SCORES OPP. CHS 0 Sunburst 34 13 Belt 14 16 Cascade 25 21 Fairfield 20 30 Simms 8 14 Valier 9 8 Big Sandy 26 The Coyotes started their season with a strong 3-0 record, then lost three of the last four games to finish the season with an overall record of 4-3. The offense and defense showed improvement from last year with the offensive team scoring 133 points. K. Seidlitz and B. Kenfield were the top scorers with 35 and 28 respectively. The offense dominated the playing field with an average of 350 total yards per game to the opponents 201 yards. Opening its season with Sunburst, the defense gave up 27 total yards to the Refiners for the high- light of the season. 43 Of Kelly unloads against the Panthers. Shawn, the farmer, plows through Valier. 44 All-Conference Even though the season record does not sug- gest a good year, the Coyotes did exceptionally well to place six players o'n the Northern B All- Conference teams. The following players were picked by the Northern Class B Coaches for their outstanding performance at their respective pos- itions throughout the year: K. Seidlitz, first team quarterback: B. Kenfield, first team offensive back, second team linebacker: B. Harmon, first team offensive end; G. Anderson, first team offensive end; D. Wicks, first team offensive tackle; T. Wanken, second team offensive guard, honorable mention defensive end. SENIORS: FIRST ROW: M. Mattson, A. Limesand, L. Hendrickson. B. Kenfield, K. Seidlitz, S. Marshall. BACK ROW: R. Heim- bigner, D. Wicks, B. Kaiser. B. Harmon, Boucher. D. Romain, A. Seidlitz. They finally caught you, Aden. Bret dazzles Valier. 46 Seniors kick their way to first. Frosh use teamwork for second. Spirit Heats Up Homecoming Homecoming spirit roared through the halls of CHS during the week of October 3-7. Tuesday started it off with Bum Day. Wednesday, heads were showing with Hat Day. Thursday the foot- ball boys were shining, so the students wore sun- glasses. Friday was Blue and Gold Day. The cheer- leaders distributed hush buttons and Kelly Lakey was crowned Mr. “Irresistible.” Friday night the boys wound up for the game with a snake dance and a bonfire. Saturday the girls’ basketball team started off the Homecoming Day with a win over Valier. The kick off of the 1978 Homecoming foot- ball game with Simms was at 7:30. At halftime the float winners were announced: seniors, first: freshmen, second; and juniors, third. Aden Seid- litz and Jackie Ludwig were selected by the stu- dent body as King and Queen. The game ended with a defeat for the Coyotes, 30-8. Homecoming activities ended with a dance with music by Third Degree. N. Wolfe, R. Keith, R. Pugsley, Jackie Ludwig, candidates. Coyotes Capture Third ♦ r V - 'r J Varsity Scores Opponent Chester 43 Belt 46 51 46 36 52 Big Sandy . 43 Sunburst i 32 Fairfield A 39 Si mips 42 Cascade 71 27 Valier 44 23 Harlem 52 1 45 Big Sandy Sunburst 42 k 63 64 45 Simms 59 39 Fairfield 40 41 Cascade 56 33 Valier 52 31 Harlem 52 V — fell 51 mm _ - The Coyote team, closed its season third in the conference with a 12-4 record. Right above the Coyotes were Sunburst and Big Sandy. The Dis- trict Tournament was held at Chester on Novem- ber 15-18. The girls' first game was against Simms; the Coyotes defeated them 45-35. The next night the Coyotes met the second-rated team, Sunburst, and lost in a squeaker 55-53. The Fairfield Eagles defeated the Coyotes Saturday morning, thus eliminating them from the tourney. Coyote Girl Makes All-State Team J. Wolfe, six foot junior, was chosen to be on the All-State Team. She made first team All-Confer- ence along with N. Wolfe who made second team and P. Toy who received honorable mention. 49 STRE-E-E-E-E-ETCH. JoAnne! 50 JUNIOR VARSITY Experience Is the Key to Victory FRONT ROW: C. Cramer J. Carter SECOND ROW: J. Wardell J. Harden BACK ROW: D. Skinner J. Cicon Jeri Ludwig S. Triplett. Coach. NOT PICTURED: Anne Seidlitz Tense moments for Coaches Triplett and Broesder. “I think we should call that a foul! 51 Spirit Is Alive in Junior High FRONT ROW: G. Butler R. Wanken H. Rockman T. Seidlitz S. Graham C. Didier N. Harmon SECOND ROW: C. Butler K. Minnehan C. Heimbigner L. Overlie D. Earl THIRD ROW: K. Pugsley G. Stewart Dianne Nealy A. Chvilicek BACK ROW: S. Johnson. Coach JUNIOR HIGH Not again Paula!!! 52 K. Overlie Linda Duffin GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Spirit Is Essential to Winning CENTER PICTURE: Lisa Duffin. Linda Duffin. K. Overlie L. Campros. Something More Than the Score CENTER PICTURE: Jeri Jensen, B. Turner, Jeri Ludwig. R. Pugsley. R. Pugsley Matmen Take Third in Division Our coaches al work. The Coyote wrestling team brought back the third place trophy from the Divisional Tourney at Fair- field. The team for the most part was youthful, except for four seniors. The youthfulness of the team showed at the State meet where only two wrestlers won any matches. They were Kirby Albright and D. Aitken. Those who placed at the Divisional Tournament were: First place: L. Hen- drickson, D. Aitken: Second place: Kirby Albright; Fourth place: B. Kenfield, PI Brinkman, Richard Overlie, M. Mattson and J. Gjesdal. Larry shows how it's done. 55 James Boucher — 126 4-7 Larry Hendrickson —155 15-4-1 Kirby Albright — 98 11-7 Dean Hendrickson —112 2-4 56 Doug Aitken — 138 16-4 Jr. High FRONT ROW: J. Fritz B. Earl K. Hermstad D. Overlie Jordan Boucher E. Thielman Blaine Turner. BACK ROW: K. Griffin L. Lalum J. Hofer S. Chadwick B. Lomen B. Meissner R. Wolfe. 57 Anxiety and Spirit Explode CENTER PICTURE: L. Gjesdal. N. Wolfe. Debbie Nealy. M. Nelson. N. Wolfe Boys' Basketball Cheerleaders Hoopster’s End With 20-5 Season Coyotes Capture Third in State The Coyotes opened their season with a slow 1-3 record, but came back with twelve consecutive victories to end the regular season with a 13-3 record. They went into the Divisional Tournament tied with Fairfield for first place. The Eagles slid by the Coyotes for the Divisional Championship. The Coyotes came back to defeat Big Sandy for the second place trophy. Two weeks later they traveled to Great Falls for the State Tournament. The Coyotes had a tough first game against the Three Forks Wolves, but were to be denied a vic- tory in the final seconds, 81-80. By coming back and winning their next three games, they went into the consolation finals against the Fairfield Eagles. The Coyotes trailed most of the game but rallied midway through the fourth quarter to defeat the Eagles and take the third place trophy. 59 Coyotes Place Four on All-Conference and All-State K. Seidlitz. first team All-State, first team All-Conference; R. Heimbigner, second team All-Conference; B. Harmon and S. Woods, honorable mention. Scott tries for two against Boulder. 60 CHS OPP. 57 Big Sandy 60 58 Belt 68 62 Sunburst 51 52 Fairfield 61 57 Simms 44 64 Cascade 63 55 Valier 47 83 Harlem 44 54 Big Sandy 46 63 Sunburst Simm t 47 1 75 59 79 Fairfield 60 76 Cascade 45 82 Valier 50 85 Harlem 61 74 Belt Divisional Tournament 73 71 Cascade 49 60 Sunburst 42 54 Fairfield 63 70 Big Sandy State Tournament 57 80 Three Forks 81 85 Plains 61 ti 80 Roundup 54 ' ; 57 Boulder 56 71 £1 Fairfield - - Mb _ 66 j Bill and Scott fight for the rebound. Scott plays tough D. 61 Junior Varsity Winds Up With a 13-3 Record J.V. CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: J. Broadhurst. BACK: Jenni Ludwig. Donna Raunig, W. Seidlitz. Scott docs anything for attention Tim makes his move for two. Seventh and Eighth Grade Cheerleaders Junior High . FRONT: T. Seidlitz. C. Pugsley, Dianne Nealy. R. Wanken. S. Graham. BACK: A. Chvilicek. D. Earl. K. Minnehan. SEVENTH GRADE FRONT: G. Kulpas. Coach: B. Earl, T. Cramer. E. Seidlitz. E. Thielman. Dean Raunig, Blaine Turner. BACK: M. Smith. Darren Allison. R. Wolfe. F. Blair. B. Kimball. Tim Braun. KNEELING: R. Laas. K. Griffin. Toby Braun, L. Hawks. BACK: G. Kulpas. Coach: S. Laium, S. Chadwick. B. Lomen. Jordan Boucher. 63 BOYS’ INTRAMURALS Battle of the Sexes Mr. VanDessell. Coach VOLLEYBALL TEAM 1 Boys’ combat training met Wednesday nights from 7-10 p.m. Everything was going great until Coach ended up in the hospital with a severely scratched toenail. Being the coward he is, combat training ended. In girls action, volley- ball team No. 1 placed third in a Hi-Line tournament, which was held at Chester. The girls met on Monday nights from 7-9 p.m. VOLLEYBALL TEAM 2 GIRLS’ INTRAMURALS: FRONT ROW: T. VanDessel. C. Harmon. M. Nelson. Jenni Ludwig. N. Wolfe. Jeri Ludwig. Debbie Nealy. J. Cicon. D. Raunig. J. Broadhurst. S. Standiford. Wendy Seidlitz, J. Harden. SECOND ROW: J. Wolfe. Jeri Jensen. L. Gjesdal. Jackie Ludwig. Dianne Nealy. C. Standiford. BACK ROW: A. Chvilicek. J. Seidlitz. R. Jacobson. Anne Seidlitz. R. Keith. R. Pugsley, S. Triplett. Coach. N. Wolfe — Long Distance K Overlie —Long Distance J. Wolfe — Weights —TV S. Triplet!. Coach;]. Wolfe. K. Overlie. N. Wolfe. Tracksters Throw and Dash. . . Three hard working girls made up the '79 track team. At the first meet N. Wolfe broke a school record running the mile in 6:01. Due to a knee injury she was out for the season. J. Wolfe placed second at the Divisional with a throw of 35'1 breaking a school record. At State she broke a school record in the shot put with a throw of 35'9 . 65 Slow Start, Hot Finish Even though the season started out slow due to the cold weather, the Chester boys placed third in the team standings at the Divisonal Track Meet. R. Heimbigner, S. Marshall, Aden Seidlitz, G. Lime- sand, S. Woods, D. Garrett and Bryan Muncy quali- fied for the State Meet in Missoula. S. Marshall won the high hurdles, 15.1, and placed second in the low hurdles, 20.7, at the State Meet. Aden Seidlitz placed fourth in the triple jump, 43'2‘4 and B. Muncy placed fourth in the long jump, 20'7'A . Aden and Scott make a good exchange. FIRST ROW: ). Harden, G. Limesand. L. Muncy. D. Garrett. B. Muncy, D. Kimball, R. Violett, K. Albright. BACK ROW: T. Wanken. M. Yackley, K. Seidlitz. R. Heimbigner. D. Wicks. S. Woods. S. Marshall, C. Hofer, Jon Boucher, A. Seidlitz, ). Tacke; Head Coach. Rogor, making it look easy. SENIORS: BOTTOM: M. Yackley. D. Wicks. Aden Seidlitz. S. Marshall. TOP: Jon Boucher. K. Seidlitz, R. Heimbigner. Wouldn't it be easier to run around them, Jon? JUNIOR HIGH: FRONT ROW: C. Butler. L. Hanson. G. Butler. L. McCallum. C. Didier. SECOND ROW: T. Seidlitz, C. Heimbigner. C. Pugsley. R. Wanken. S. Graham. Darren Allison. TOP ROW: K. Seaton. L. Laium. R. Wolfe. Jordan Boucher. B. Kimball. T. Cramer. 67 GRADUATION THE BEST IS YET TO BE As wonderful as school days are — So full of fun and laughter — The best and richest times you'll know Will come a few years after . . . So close the door behind you now And as you turn away Review the dreams and plans you've made And hold them fast today . . . Walk proudly as you move along. Feel young and strong and free, And let your heart repeat these words — “The best is yet to be! sassvio Doug Aitken Donald Allison Greg Anderson Michael Blair James Boucher Rodney Boyer Polly Brown Sharon Buffington Karen Buker Christofferson Michael Dauwalder Kelly Diemert Art Dolezal Darryl Garrett LaNette Gjesdal Dean Hendrickson Faith Hodges Curtis Hofer Jeri Jensen Kenny Jeppesen Davy Kenfield Wayne Kolstad CLASS 'DREjCER: President, DebT5®i Jbcretnry- llensurer. jfr r!s ilAWce President, Tr W.m Roger Lakey Gary Limesand Shawn Meissner Carla Munfrada Debbie Nealy Bill Robinson Gerald Schuhmacher Wynnette Seidlitz Lynne Singelmann Andrea Skari Donna Skinner Paula Toy David Unterseher Ronald Violett Troy Wanken JoAnne Wolfe Scott Woods Sophomores Debra Allison Marla Campros Joy Carter Colleen Cole Kenneth Cushing Lisa Duffin Ronald Eklund David Gunderson Jack Harden Jill Harden Charleen Hannon Oren Henderson Scott Laird Jenni Ludwig Timothy Minnehan Bryan Muncy Shelley Osterman Ronald Overlie Donna Raunig Renee Swank Thomas Thielman Becky Turner Terri Van Dessel Francine Wallace Janine Wardell Bruce Wilson Donald Wolfe ChASS OFFICERS: President. Cari Craf tarylTreasurcr. Joan Broadhursl; Vice Jud Krojci. Secre- sident, Amy Chvilicek Charlotte Didier Dawn Earl Kathy Gifford Kyle Griffin Darren Hamel Carla Harden Loren Hawks Cheri Heimbigner Jim Hofer Robbie Laas Larry Lalum Barry Lomen Robert Manska Blaine Meissner Kelly Minnehan Diane Nealy Laura Overlie Rose Ray Christine Standiford Stephen Staton Virginia Stewart Wendie Wallace Guess? Who? i � Jordan Boucher Toby Braun Cindy Butler Shane Chadwick Bret Christofferson President| Tot n Wank on; Sixth FIRST ROW: Teacher: Rod Butler; Marcia Standiford, Lesli Jensen. Milly Shettel. Kathy Butterfield. Emily Wodarz, Travis Bur- rows. Brett Oswood. SECOND ROW: Bobby Ray. Neil Heimbigner. Bryan Anderson. Aaron Violett, Ricky Ward. Dennis Sargent. BACK ROW: Rachelle Fenger, Stacey Dauwalder, Don Heimbigner. Pat Harmon. Mark Duffin. Kenny Wilson. Gary Kaiser. FIRST ROW: Teacher: Steve Johnson; Craig Broadhurst. Karlan Christofferson. Scott Kimball. Tim Kolstad, Stephanie Krook. Molly Minnehan. Phil Warded. SECOND ROW: Terry Manska. Jack Wagner. Kaye Cushing. Eva Buker, Cristi Cramer, Colleen Standiford. Renee Fenger. BACK ROW: Brian Hamel. Michael Fenger. Jim Fritz. Kevin Cicon. Tim Kohrman. Rita Chvilicek. Rachel Chvilicek. Karla Griffin. Ray Morkid. Fifth Fourth FIRST ROW: Teacher: Carol Aitken, Tron Thomas, John Standiford, Erick Wodarz, Matthew Fenger. Jimmy Keith, Kelly Smith, Dennis Snyder. SECOND ROW: Lisa Nahrgang. Denise Denter, Polly Bockstruck, Debbie Lalum. Janelle Boucher, Karla VanD- essel. Michele Wehler. BACK ROW: Elizabeth Murnane, Janine Wolfe, Sheila Graham. Rachelle Jorgenson. Beverly Broesder, Laurie Harmon. Jack Johannes, Randy Garrett. Third FIRST ROW: Teacher: Beth Leighton: Margie Wodarz. Stefani Christofferson, Laurie Shettel, Bonny Kohrman, Anne Blanche Adams. Alicia Wallace, Kevin Mattson, Charles Manska, Andrew Clark, Kip Limesand. Edward Bockstruck. BACK ROW: Stacy Violett, Johnny Sheldon. Todd Wanken, Jeff Dahlen, Justin Wolf. Kent Dolezal, Lee Butterfield, Jason Wanken, Mike Wickum, Conrad Heimbigner. Robert Sheperd. 82 Second FIRST ROW: Teacher: Pat Ludwig: Student Teacher: Annette Pierre: Brad Kimball. Chris Wickum. Dean Denter. Kal Kenfield. Twila Hodges. Rebecca Brown. Juanita Seidlitz. SECOND ROW: Mary Fenger. Tracey Nordstrom. Craig Jensen. Shannon Mader, Teresa Everett, Tonda Thomas. Teresa Dahlen. Terri Shepherd. BACK ROW: Stephanie Anderson, Justin Marble. Jermy Ward, Christina Sanchez. Martin Duffin, Jason Broesder, Kent Mattson, Gordon Standiford. Chris Cady, Mark Dauwalder. First FIRST ROW: Teacher: Caroline Hall: Hildee Rockman, Jimmy Englund. Jesse Sanchez. Matthew Jorgensen. Coby Woods, Wally Jeppesen. Shani Anderson. BACK ROW: Haley Minnehan, Tara Broadhurst. Jennifer Fritz, Gail Morkid, Kent Graham. Ronell Ward. Holly Krook, Angeline Hackman. First FIRST ROW: Teacher: Elaine Murphy: Wendy Overlie. Georgina Woods. Mary Smith. Dawna Owens. Lisa Snyder. A. J. Stone. Kevin Lalum. BACK ROW: Melissa Wehler, Jennifer Meyers, Lisa Burrows, Andrea Green, Ray Bockstruck, Collin Stone, Donald Shettel. Ivan Wodarz. Kindergarten H4 FIRST ROW: Teacher: Susan Brown: Jerri Johannes. Amy Streit, Wendy Moore. Becky Chappel, Sarah Brown. Jeanine Boucher. Troy Miles. Charlie Thielman. Mark Limesand. BACK ROW: Jason Erickson. Jennings Johnson. Darrell Carlstad. Bryan Oswood, Brad Kammerzell. Jay Marble. Jack Norris. Scott Meyers. NOT PICTURED: Paul Keith. An Administrator is a Supreme Being, Politician, Philosopher and Human . . . 1. Remembering Mr. C. 2. Good morning, students. 3. Robert Chivilicek Superintendent 4. Calvin Moore High School Principal 5. Violet Hills Grade School Principal 86 A Teacher Is a Cantankerous Soul, Stimulator, Leader, Person and Friend . . . Gerald Kulpas — Social Studies Sue Triplett — P.E. Rod Holden — Business Manager Karen Tacke — Secretary Virgil Chadwick. Spike Stone. Larry Bassett — Janitors Mr. Finneman. Work, work, work. Mr. Grey. Mr. Krook. I didn’t believe in UFO’s until now. 87 Mark Hansen — English Esther Will. Myrna Cady — Special Education Dorothy Johnson — Guidance 4 Steve Kascht — Art Larry Thorsen — Band Sonny Broesder — P.E., English Karen Grey — Speech Therapist Betty Vogt — English Marvin Krook — Science Jan Albright — English, Business Bruce Finneman — Shop Pat Eveland — Home Economics 88 Joe Tacke — Math Don VanDessel — Drivers Ed., P.E. Mike Vogt — History Lois Schaub — Librarian Gerry Unterseher— Head Librarian, English Spence Norby — Vocal Music Joe Brannon — Math Helen Brannon — Journalism. Business Glen Grey — Math. Science Roger Heimbigner, Kathy Hofer, Martha Wright. Bonnie Overlie. Ruth Eveland, Gloria Boyer — Cooks 89 This Coyote, located on the northwall of the gym, is dedicated to the spirit of competition and good sportsmanship shown by all who enjoy participating in the gym. 90 FARMERS UNION.GTA Market Your Grain Through GTA Feed and Fertilizer Chester TIM CAMPBELL — Manager 759-5145 O.D.'S THRIFT- WAY MARKET Your Money Buys More at Your Friendly Thriftway Store Congratulations Seniors 759 5435 Chester LIBERTY BANK OF MONTANA From Agricultural to Pleasure Loans We Will Help You to Meet Your Needs Chester 759-5106 93 LIBERTY MANUFACTURING, INC. Agricultural Implement Parts Chester 759-5370 For a Better Idea Ford Puts It on Wheels Chester DON RAUNIG — Owner 759-5328 94 CHESTER MOTORS, INC. GILBERT'S, INC. NAPA REPAIR PARTS DEALER Chester KEN GILBERT — President 759-53 18 MX MOTEL Chester Air Conditioning and TV in Every Room NORM ANDERSON — Owner 759 5564 CHESTER LIONS SWIM TEAM Sponsored by the Chester Lions Club Boosters of All Chester Youth Activities 95 MARIAS EQUIPMENT DON KUNTZ Manager Your Implement Dealer 759-5198 Chester COUNTY FAIR, IGA Your Tiger Discounter Store ROD KEITH 96 Chester Owner 759-5538 H.A. DAFOE HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE There Is No Substitute for Quality Congratulations Seniors From Hal, Gerri, Chester Kean, Kylynn and Crew 759-5370 helmbrecht HELMBRECHT PHOTOGRAPHY Portrait and Commercial Photography Congratulations to the Class of '79 Havre VERH HEIMBRECHT — Owner 265-4252 97 FRONTIER AVIATION Grumman Ag Cat The Best Most Modern Aircraft Built for Fast Effective Spraying Service JOEL and KAREN FENGER Chester 759 5431 THIELMAN IMPLEMENT COMPANY Krause Leader in the Field Chester 759-5551 98 Case Steiger Anderson and Renn Rodweeders Melroe — Kirschmann Moulbard Plows Spray Coupe Harroweeders Rock Pickers Foster Bunchers GMC The Truck People From General Motors Friggstad Duckfoot Sizes 16' to 80' MARBLE AND ADAMS SNYDERS DENT SHOP Attorneys at Law You Dent Them We Rebend Them Chester Westland Building 759 5104 DENNIS SNYDER Owner Chester 759 5542 HOFER FARMSTEAD EQUIPMENT Circle Grain Bins Grain Legs Steel Buildings We Have Something For All Your Storage Needs Chester 759-5205 CHESTER CLINIC PHARMACY Photo Supply and Development Full Prescription Service RICK RICHTER Proprietor Chester 759-5193 J GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Co-owners JERRY SEIBERT DALE LALUM Chester 759 5588 or 5408 99 CILLA'S CRAFTS RON and PRISCILLA WARD Chester Art Supplies 759-5319 LIBERTY COUNTY TIMES Montana's Best Little Newspaper Printing — Advertising Midwest Sales Office Mountain States Office CEDRIC KOLSTAD Chris Kolstad Des Moine, Iowa, 5031 I Chester, Mont., 59522 The Nation's Largest Dealer In Cheerleading Fashions IRVIN HUTCHISON Publisher Chester 759 5535 ROCKMAN FUNERAL CHAPEL Chester 759-5550 RLYNN ROCKMAN 759 5550 LEE'S PLUMBING SERVICE A.O. Smith Water Heaters Bathroom Fixtures Water Lines LEO WIGEN Chester Owner 759-5156 100 LIBERTY DRUG Prescriptions Cosmetics A Sift for Every Occasion BILL KIMBALL Owner Chester 759-5225 GAMBLES Where You Can Count on Quality TASTEE FREEZ Hardware — Clothing Sporting Goods — Carpets Furniture and Home Appliances From Coast to Coast and Around the World ROY WODARZ MR. and MRS. L.J. SCHAEFER Chester 759-5155 Chester 759-5418 YACKLEYS FUEL SUPPLY KEITH CHEVROLET Sales Customer Service Parts Chevrolet Cars and Trucks New and Used Vehicles Chester 759 5518 CHESTER TRADING COMPANY Dairy Products Meats Breads Fresh Produce Bulk Delivery to Your Farm Gases — Grease — Tires — Oils BILLYACKLEY Owner Chester 759-5716 Owner CHARLES BAKER 759-5364 101 Chester DARBY O'BRIEN AGENCY Your Insurance Man GENERAL MILLS A Good Place to Do Business Chester Fast, Friendly Insurance 759 5125 Chester CHET EVELAND Manager 759 5235 CARGILL INC. Tiber and Chester For Grain Handling, Grain Cleaning, 4nd Rolling Chester 759 5245 FRASER'S CONOCO Heating Fuels, Oils and Greases Automotive Repair, Wheel Alignment Farm, ruck and Auto Tires Hottest Brand Going Chester 759 5541 292 3833 102 NORM ANDERSON P.0. BOX B (Huatnrn Wonbrraft designing t of building furniture cabinots CHESTER, MONTANA 59522 CLINTON LALUM PHONE 759 5690 BOYD'S SHEET METAL Lennox Heating and Air Conditioning Maytag Apliances BOYD NEALY Owner Chester Congratulations Seniors 759-5316 MONTANA TOURS HARRIET MARBLE Owner SHAKLEE PRODUCTS Does Your Family Mean Enough to Want The Very Best” ROD and ALBERTA BUTLER Dealers Chester 759 5492 Chester 759 5257 103 Chester RICHARD GEBHARDT-Owner 759-5501 CHESTER IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales and Services Hi-Lines Most Complete Farm Store Chester 759 5177 HI-LINE CLEANERS Professional Cleaning and Clothes Repair HOWARD DALLAS and MILLIE Owners DENTER Chester 759-5255 104 THE BACK PORCH SUSANNE GREEN and JUDY SNYDER Chester 759 5329 SCHAUB CONSTRUCTION See Us Now! For All Your Insulating Needs LEO and LON SCHAUB Chester 759 5687 or 5409 WAGONWHEEL STEAK HOUSE Good Food At Better Prices ART and DOROTHY KAISER Proprietors Chester 759 5520 COAST TO COAST Paint Appliances Hardware Sporting Goods Toys Lawn Garden Your Complete Shopping Headquarters CLIFF and CURT HANSON Owners Chester 759 5415 SWEBEL SIGN CO. Magnetic or Unlighted A Sign for Every Business SWEDE and MABEL JACOBSON Owners Chester 759-5617 TIBER TRACTOR CO. Farm and Industrial Needs Ford Tractors, Hesston, New Holland Wisconsin Engines, Melroe, Gysler Plows Sales, Service and Parts Chester 759 551 I 105 NORTHWESTERN NAT'L LIFE INSURANCE THE GENERAL STORE Complete, Concise Life Insurance HERB HOFER Agent Chester 759 5205 Cheese and Lutefisk Capitol of Montana Come In and Sample Some Cheese Galata 432 2687 COMPANY Self-Service Island BOB NOROSTROM Owner Chester 759-5278 Grain Storage, Shipping, and Sales Done by Professional Handlers We Treat Your Grain As If It Was Our Grain 106 Lothair, Tiber, Galata 432 2831 CO-OP SUPPLY CENTER CENEX Where the Customer Is the Company Shelby 434-5558 DR. A.W. SVENNUNGSEN DR. LARRY BONDERUD Optometrists Chester 759-5193 Shelby 434-2763 HARDWARE HANK Hardware Shelby Sifts Appliances Televisions 434-2641 C tb HUSKY HOUSE (c v3 ) CAFE CNfRoosevelt 1 Highway Lr y Shelby JEANS AND THINGS Fashion Jeans and Sports Wear Mens and Womens Your Custom T-Shirt Center Shelby 434-2601 SHELBY SPORTING GOODS Fishing Tackle Archery Guns and Ammunition Back Packing Camping Converse Shoes Shelby 434-5631 WALLIE'S STYLE SHOP Ladies Ready-to-Wear Where You'll Find More Nice Things Than Anywhere Else 158 West Main Shelby 434-2712 (conoco) RAINBOW CONOCO 400 Main Street Shelby 434-2671 107 SHELBY PROMOTER For All Your Printing Needs Serving Northern Montana With a Complete Central Printing Plant Shelby 434-5171 GALATA CO-OP Oils Farm Supplies Tires Gases JOHN MILLER Greases Manager Galata 432 2321 KATHY'S KITCHEN Come In and See What All the Talk Is About Good Food and Service Is Our Pleasure! Shelby 434 2503 108 TOOLE COUNTY STATE BANK A Progressive Bank With Security and Friendly Service Shelby 434-5528 J.C. PENNEY What a Great Look! What a Great Fit! It Looks Like It Was Made For You. Its From the J.C. Penney Catalog Shelby 434 5252 BEN TAYLOR INC. Wholesale Distributors Exxon Products BEN TAYLOR Owner Shelby 434 5561 CINDERELLA SHOPPE Fashion, Quality, and Service Come to Where They're Important FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Where Your Money Receives the Most Interest Shelby 434-5525 MARIAS RIVER ELECTRIC CO. Your Electrical Servant 24 Hours a Day We Are Proud to Salute the Class of '79 Shelby 434 5575 LARSON'S CLOTHING Shelby LARSON'S TOGGERY Conrad Shelby 434-2681 Shelby 434 2381 109 CENTURY DRILLING COMPANY Drilling the Northern Rocky Mountain Area Shelby 434-5139 or 5091 LYN'S BOBY SHOP Body and Fender Repairs Expert Finishing Auto Painting Shelby LYNMARKISON — Owner 434 5757 WELL'S DRUG Prescriptions, Gifts, and Cosmetics JACK WELLS —Owner Shelby 434-2372 Let Us Help You, Have A Safe Trip- MONTANA 434-2481 FIRST STATE BANK Your Money Store Shelby 434-5567 THANKS! The Business Managers, Editors, and Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank all the businesses that helped to make the 1979 COYOTE a reality. A special thank you is also extended to Mrs. Brannon for all the extra time and effort she put into making our dreams a reality. We would also like to thank Rhonda Keith for helping us design and reproduce the division pages for the COYOTE. THANKS AGAIN! Brian Kaiser Kenny Gunderson Business Managers Jon Boucher Melody Nelson Editors SPONSORSHIPS CHESTER V.F.W. Club Wheat Sheaf Motel Jean's Beauty Salon Montana Power Lin and Peg Duffin Albright's Barber Shop SHELBY Totem Motel Malcolm Johnson D and K Distributors SHELBY Hi-Line Masonry James A. Johnson, Attorney Toole County Farm Implement Tastee Freez Stull's Jewelry G and G Lanes Stevens Motor Company Tri-County Credit Bureau Buttrey's 111 Student Directory A Aitken. Doug 55. 56. 74 Albright. Kathy 9.17. 29. 33. 34. 35. 37. 42 Albritht. Kirby 43.55.56.66.78 Allison. Darren 63.67. 80 Allison. Debbie 76 Allison. Don 24. 74 Anderson. Greg 33. 43. 59. 74 B Blair. Frank 63. 80 Blair. Mike 19.21.74 Boucher, lames 33.43. 55. 56. 74 Boucher. Jon 9.12. 33. 36. 37. 38. 45. 64. 66. 67 Boucher. Jordon 20. 57.63.67. 74 Boyer. Rod 33. 43. 55. 74 Brannon. Bill 9.17. 27. 33. 64 Braun. Timothy 63.80 Braun. Toby 63.79 Brinkman. Pat 55. 78 Broadhurst. |oan 33.62. 64. 78 Brown. Polly 27. 33. 74 Buffington. Gary 34.43. 78 Buffington. Sharon 19.20. 21. 33. 34. 35. 36. 50. 74 Buker. Cynthia 12.17. 21. 27 Buker. Karen 17.21.74 Butler. Cindy 20. 52. 67. 79 Butler. Gina 20. 52.67. 80 c Campbell. Jody 11.32.33.35.37 Campros. Joe 19. 24. 27. 78 Campros. Lana 11.33.53 Campros. Marla 76 Carter. Joy 33.51.76 Chadwick. Shane 20. 57.63. 79 Chnstofferson. Bret 79 Christofferson. Justin 74 Chvilicek. Amy 20. 31. 33. 52. 63. 64. 79 Cicon.Jodi 51.64.78 Cole. Colleen 19.21.33.76 Cramer. Cari 19.20.51.78 Cramer. Todd 20. 63. 67. 80 Cushing. Kenny 43. 62. 76 D Dauwalder. Mike 43. 74 Didier. Charlotte 20. 52. 67. 79 Didier. Jed 62. 78 Didier. Thadd 11,33.64 Diemert. Kelly 74 Dolezal. Art 38.43. 74 Dolezal. Kathy 19 Dolezal. Mark 23.43.78 Duffin. Linda 8.19. 20. 27. 33. 53 Duffin. Lisa 17,24. 27. 33. 53. 76 E Earl. Dawn 20. 33. 52. 63. 79 Earl. Brett 20. 57.63.00 Eklund. Ron 27. 76 f F St Fenger. Tim 78 Fritz. Carrie 78 Fritz. Joseph 20. 67. 80 G A Garrett. Darryl 43. 59. 66. 74 Gifford. Kathy 20.21. 23. 79 Gjesdal. Jerry 19.21.55.78 Gjesdal. LaNette 33.35.36.38.58.64. 74 Graham. Stacie 20. 33. 52. 63. 67. 80 Griffin. Kyle 20. 22. 57.63. 79 Gunderson. David 19. 21.64. 76 Gunderson. Kenny 10. 36. 64 H Hamel. Darren 79 Hanson. Lisa 20.67. 80 Harden. Carla 20. 79 Harden, lack 66. 76 Harden. Jill 33.51.64.76 Harmon. Bill 8. 43. 45. 59. 60 Harmon. Charleen 18.31.33.49.59. 64.78 Harmon. Nancy 20. 52. 80 Hawks. Loren 20.63. 79 Heimbigner. Cheri 20. 23. 52. 67. 79 Heimbigner. Roger 8.19. 21.27. 29. 33. 43. 45. 59. 60. 66. 67. 89 Henderson. Oren 76 Hendrickson. Dean 19. 24. 55. 56. 74 Hendrickson. Larry 9. 43. 45. 55. 56 Hodges. Brain 20.80 Hodges. Faith 33. 35. 37. 38. 74 Hofer. Curtis 19,21.64.66.74 Hofer. Jim 23. 57. 79 Hofer. Kathy 10.19. 20. 27. 33. 36. 89 Overlie. Darren 57.80 Overlie. Kalqni 21. 33. 53. 65. 78 Overlie. Laura 52. 79 Overlie. Richard 10. 55. 56 Overlie. Ronald 55. 77 • P Puglsey. Catherine 20.33.52.63.67.80 Pugsley. Robyn 10. 27. 29. 33. 48. 49. 50. 54.64 R Ramos. Ines 10.15. 33. 35 Raunig. Dean 20. 63. 80 Raunig. Donna 33. 62. 64. 76. 77 Ray. Rose 79 Robinson. Bill 75 Robinson. Richard 78 Rockman. Heidi 20.33.52.80 Romain. Dallas 11, 33. 43. 45 I Ish. Ben 8. 27, 59. 64 I Jacobson. Rhonda 9. 32. 33. 35. 36.69 Jensen. Jan 10. 32. 33. 36 Jensen, Jeri 17. 33. 35. 38. 54. 64. 74 jeppesen. Kenny 74 K Kaiser. Brian 11.29.36.43.45.55.57. 64 Kammerzell. Kurt 43. 62. 78 Keith. Rhonda 11.12.17. 27. 33. 35. 42. 48.64 Kenfield. Bret 9. 33. 43. 45.48. 55. 57 Kenfield. Davy 36. 38. 43. 74 Kimball. Doug 19. 43. 62. 66. 78 Kimball. Robert 20.63.67.80 Kolstad. Wayne 34.43. 74 Krejci. Jody 19.21.64.78 Krook. Carson 17.19.21.62.78 L Laas. Robbie 63. 79 Laird. Scott 21.33.34.59.62.76 Lakey. Colette 8. 17. 27 Lakey. Kelly 43. 78 Lakey. Roger 17. 43. 75 Lalum. Larry 57.67. 79 Limesand. Alan 10.17.29.45.64 Limesand. Gary 33.43. 64.66. 75 Lomen. Barry 20. 57.63. 79 Ludwig. Jackie 12.17. 27. 29. 31. 33.42. 48. 55. 64 Ludwig. Jenni 31.33.34.51.54.64,78 Ludwig. Jeri 31. 33. 34. 51. 54. 64. 78 20.63.80 21. 24. 31.33. 35.42.64 0. 33. 43.45. 46. 48. 59. s Sargent. Jim 43.62.75 Schuhamcher. Gerald 43. 64. 75 Seaton. Kit 23.57.67.80 Senility. Aden 12.17. 27. 29. 31. 33. 43. 45. 48. 59. 66.67 Seidlitz. Anne 19. 20. 21. 33. Si. 64. 78 Seidlitz. Eugene 20.63.80 Seidlitz. Joan 9. Seidlitz. Kelly 10. 60. 66. 67 Seidlitz. Trina 20.33.52. Seidlitz. Wendy 33,62. Seidlitz. Wynnette 33. Singelmann. |anna 78 Singeimann. Lynne n9. 21. 33. 37. 59. 75 Skari. Andrea 18. 19. 20.21. 24.75 Skinner. Donna 33.51.75 1 Smith. Micheal 20. 63. HO Smith. Susan 33. 53. 78 Standiford. Chris 20. 21. 23. 33. 64. 79 Standiford. Sharyn 33. 55. 64. 78 Staton. Steve 20.79 Stewart. Ginger 20. 52.79 Stratton. Tracy 11. 33. 36. 38 ink.Renee 17.33.77 Thielman Edward 57.63,80 Thielman. Thomas 77 Toy. Paula 31. 33. 38.49. 75 Turner. Becky 33. 54. 77 Turner. Blaine 23. 57. 63. 80 u Unterseher. David 43. 64. 75 M Manska. Kris 19.21.78 Manska. Robert 21.79 Marshall. Scot 8. 33. 34. 38.43.45.59. 66. 67 Mattson. Mike 9.33.43,45.55.57 McCallum. Linda 20.57. 79 Meissner. Blaine 20. 57. 79 Meissner. Shawn 31.33.43.64.75 Minnehan. Kelly 32. 33. 52. 63.79 Minnehan, Tim 33. 43. 59. 62. 76 Muncy. Bryan 43,62. 76.66 Muncy. Lyle 19.43.62. 66. 78 Munfrada. Carla 17.33.74.75 N Nealy. Debbie 33. 36. 49. 58. 64. 74. 75 Nealy. Dianne 20. 33. 52. 63. 64. 79 Nelson. Melody 8,17.31.33.36.37.38. 49. 50. 58. 64 Nuxoll. Sherry 11.32.33.35.50 o - Osterman. ShHIev 19.21.33.49.76 V VanDessel. Terri 33.49.64.77 Violett. Ronald 19. 21.66. 75 w Waite. Frank 11.36 Wallace. Francine 77 Wallace. Wendy 20.79 Wanken. RaeLynn 20. 33. 52. 63. 67. 80 Wanken. Troy 43. 59.66. 74. 75 Wicks. David 9.17.27. 31. 33. 43. 45. 46. 48. 66. 67 Wilson. Bruce 43.62. 77 Wolfe. Don 43. 59. 62.77 Wolfe. IoAnne 19. 20. 21.33. 49. 64. 65. 75 Wolfe. Nanci 8. 17. 27.29. 33 48. 49. 50. 58. 64. 65 Wolfe. Russell 31. 57.63.67. 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