Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

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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

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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.

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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