Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1980 volume:

ituS ft tfifctiyiRg ptoiods(fl u . U tiytag KofctcvsWy. U e, M tmtL tlM to b at(w , to'ttuak . . . tfydnQCLh v... to iMtd V. lUm (m those, who make, tilings hcpp u, those, whfr woich tiu igs happen, cw Lthose, uko' wmJm L vMctt happened. VARSITY SCORES Belt Cascade Fairfield Simms' Valier Big Sartdy Harlem OPP. 38 22 13 18 22 6 0 CHS 8 14 10 24 45 22 19 Coyotes Fight Back The Coyote football team suffering from a three oss deficit came back and won their next four ames to finish with a winning season of 4-3. In spite of having 13 seniors, only six had played varsity ball, so youth and inexperience were major factors. With a defeat over the Valier Pan- thers, the Coyotes were victorious on their Home- coming Day. FIRST ROW: T. Minnehan. D. Kimball. L. Muncy. D. Meech. K. Albright. SECOND ROW: L. Laium. G. Buffington. D. Wolfe, B. Muncy. K. Kammerzell, D. Hamel. S. Chadwick. THIRD ROW: M. McCormick. Head Coach: R. Lakey. K. Diemert. G. Li mesa nd, D. Kenfield. M. Miller. Ass’t Coach. FOURTH ROW: S. Meissner. G. Schuhmacher. T. Wanken. S. Woods. D. Unterseher. R. O’Neil, G. Anderson. D. Garrett. NOT PICTURED: C. Hofer. CHEERLEADERS: L. Gjesdal. Becky Turner. J. Jensen, and Debbie Nealy. SENIORS: FRONT ROW: R. Lakey. I). Kenfield. G. Limesand, D. Garrett, S. Meissner, G. Anderson. BACK ROW: K. Die marl. T. Wanken, G. Sehuhmarher. D. Unterseher, S. Woods, R. O’Neil. NOT PICTURED: C. Hofer. ALL CONFERENCE: FRONT ROW: G. Anderson, D. Garrett, T. Minnehan, and B. Wilson. BACK ROW: T. Wanken. S. Woods, S. Meissner, and G. Srhuhmacher. I think they have finally got it. 11 Offense Even though the season record does not suggest a good year, the Coyotes did exceptionally well. With Coach McCormick’s strategies followed closely, few mistakes were made in offensive play, the most complicated aspect of the game. With the passing T. Minnehan to D. Garrett, and the running of B. Wilson, the Coyotes were able to keep their offenders off guard. Scott slips by Pioneer defender. Coach McCormick gives Tim some advice. Bruce runs against Cascade. OFFENSE: KNEELING: S. Woods, D. Wolfe, G. Schuhmacher, R. Lakey, T. Wanken, and L. Muncy. STANDING: D. Garrett, G. Limesand. T. Minnehan. D. Kimball. S. Meissner, and G. Anderson. Defense Defense was the name of the game for the Coyotes as they played well in all but one game. The Coyote defensive backfield, the best in the con- ference, made its opponents use the running game instead of the passing game. This helped the Coyotes in many games. The defensive line, who was out weighed in all the games, also did an outstanding job. Defense gels set against Belt Gar finds time to perfect his hike. Shan n takes a break. DEFENSE: KNEELING: S. Woods. D. Unterseher. R. Lakey, T. Wanken, and D. Wolfe. STANDING: G. Limesand. G. Anderson. D. Kenfield, G. Schuhmacher. D. Kimball, and D. Garrett. Coyotes Seize Second in State To top off the ninth season of girls' basketball the team won both the Conference and Divi- sional titles for the first time and placed sec- ond in State. In the game for the State' Champi- onship, in Billings, the Coyotes faced the Three Forks Wolves. Chester came out deter- mined to show that they were 1. but Three Forks with a strong fourth quarter defeated the Coyotes 57-52. The girls, in order to play the Wolves, defeated Big Timber and Plentywood by the scores 50-35 and 58-41 respectively. Coming into the Divisional Tourney, at Fair- field, as conference champs, the Coyotes defeated Valier and Sunburst to earn the right to play Simms in tin championship game. Simms kept the game close but Chester domi- nated the second half and went on to win 48- 36. In season play the girls opened with ten straight wins before being defeated by Big Sandy. Then once again the Coyotes went on a winning streak placing three trophies in the trophy case, a Conference, first place Divi- sional, and a second place in State. CO-CAPTAINS: J. Wolfe. P. Toy. 14 Five CHS Girls Receive Honors The following CHS girls received honors during the 1979 season: P. Toy, First Team All Conference, First Team All State Tournament, J. Wolfe, First Team All Conference, First Team All State Tourna- ment, S. Osterman, Honorable Mention All Conference, Second Team All State Tournament, C. Harmon. Honorable Mention All Conference, and T. VanDessel, Honorable Mention All Conference. 15 Up. up. and away. Coyotes tip off against Big Sandy. Spirit Explodes at Tournaments Big Timer Plentywood Three Forks CHEERLEADERS: Donna Raunig, J. Broadhurst. Wendy Seidlitz. V . 1 ■' mm Coyotes take time out to plan strategy . 17 Junior High Seventh Grade F1KST ROW: D. Ryan, Coach K. Christofferson M. Minnehan S. Krook Ronda Meech Robin Meech SECOND ROW: Karla Griffin Cristi Cramer Kay Cushing H. Hermstad E. Buker Rita Chvilicek NOT PICTURED: Rachel Chvilicek Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: N. Harmon S. Graham T. Seidlitz R. Wanken SECOND ROW: G. Butler H. Rockman C. Pugsley L. Hanson D. Ryan, Coach Coyotes Hoop it Up Scott fight� for a rebound. Tim hits for t o in tournes action. Doug shoots oxer Sand) defender. Donnie dazzles Sunburst. 19 We Never Give In The Coyotes opened their season with two wins, one over the Fairfield Eagles and one over the Simms Tigers. From then until Christmas the Coyotes had a hard time putting things in order and lost several games. After Christmas the boys pulled their act together and won three games in a row. The Divisional Tournament, in Shelby, came around and the Coyotes faced the Big Sandy Pioneers and lost by eight points. The Coyotes then played the fired-up Valier Panthers and lost to the Panthers in the spirit filled game. The team finished with a conference record of 8-8. Only three seniors were on the team so the Coyotes will be looking forward to a good season next year. A-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS: Debbie Nealy, Donna Raunig, Jenni Ludwig, and L. Cjesdal. VARSITY SCORES OPP. CHS Fairfield 49 52 Simms 58 61 Belt 68 46 Big Sandy 81 58 Sunburst 50 47 Cascade 35 34 Valier 43 56 Harlem 55 63 Big Sandy 56 55 Sunburst 35 36 Fairfield 51 47 Simms 50 55 Cascade 57 65 Valier 70 54 Harlem 59 47 Belt 49 52 DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Big Sandy 65 57 Valier 67 56 [VISITORS' Donnie burns Sunburst defender. Scott rips the boards. Scott shoots the hoop as the rest of the team adds to the tourney action. SENIORS: S. Woods, G. Anderson, and R. O’Neil. B-SQUAD: KNEELING: B. Muncy, R. O’Neil, L. Muncy. G. Buffington. STANDING: Jack Harden, J. Sargent, B. Wilson, M. Miller, Coach; K. Kammer- zeli. C. Krook, T. Wanken, Manager. EIGHTH GRADE: T. Cramer, B. Earl, F. Blair, R. Wolfe, B. Kimball, Dean Raunig. M. Smith, E. Seidlilz. r EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: T. Seidlitz. BACK: S. Graham. C. Pugsley. H. Rockman. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Robin Meech, Cristi Cramer, M. Minnehan. BACK: Ronda Meech. Jim grabs a rebound. 23 25 FIRST ROW: R. Wanken, M. Minnehan, K. Cronr, C. Munfrada. President; Wynnette Seidlitz, Vice President; L. Singelmann. Secretary; Cristi Cramer, Ronda Meech. H. Hermstad. Mrs. Albright. Miss Amdor, Advisers. SECOND ROW: J. Singelmann. L. Hanson, S. Graham. T. Seidlitz. Rachel Chvilicek. Rita Chvilicek. Robin Meech, E. Buker, S. Krook, Karla Griffin. N. Harmon. THIRD ROW: K. Dolezal. A. Ch ilicek. C. Standiford. Dianne Nealy. D. Earl. Becky Turner. L Duffin. K. Gifford. R. Swank. C. Harmon. FOURTH ROW: C. Frit . C. Cramer. D. Skinner. J. Broad hurst, Jeri Ludwig. Debbie Nealy. P. Brown. K. Buker, Jill Harden. S. Osterman. FIFTH ROW: A. Seidlitz. J. Cicon. S. Standiford. K. Minnehan, Donna Raunig, J. Jensen, T. VanDessel. D. Hills, J. Carter. F. Hodges. SIXTH ROW: A. Skari. J. Wolfe. P. Toy. Wendy Seidlitz. Jenni Ludwig. L. Gjesdal. S. Buffington, C. Cole. C. Heimbigner. H. Rockman. SEVENTH ROW : S. Meissner, Jamie Boucher, R. Violett, Jack Harden. EIGHTH ROW: D. Garrett, G. Anderson. K. Jeppesen, T. Minnehan. S. Laird. J. Sargent. NINTH ROW: G. Limesand. S. W oods. K. Albright, D. Kimball. D. Hendrickson. TENTH ROW: C. Hofer. K. Diemert. Flagbearer STANDING: S. Buffington. SEATED: C. Munfrada, L. Singelmann, K. Buker. W lie the Coyote comes to life. V-I-C-T-O-R-Y, that's the Coyote Battle Cry It's not every year that the Pep-C Club holds an assembly in the poolside room at the Holiday Inn, but that was the case this year in Billings. The assembly proved successful as adults as well as the pep band and students aroused enough spirit to lead the team to State Runnerup. The Incredible Edible Peppermint Spirit Sticks were a big hit during boys divisional tournament week. Looking for more cockroaches, Sha n? 1 + 1 - 2 Donna, that cute guy is looking at us! Six Grapplers Place at Divisional The Coyote Wrestling squad brought back six medals from the Divisional Tournament in Big Sandy. Those placing were: D. Aitken and K. Albright third place. James Boucher. D. Pugsley, P. Brinkman, and J. Gjesdal fourth place. The team at State in Butte was able to win four matches. D. Aitken won three and placed fourth in the 145 lb. class, anel P. Brinkman won the other match. The te am was coache d b a first e ar coach. Mark McCormick. 28 Coach McCormick concentrate on the match. FRONT R°W:D. Pugsley. B. Lomen. J. Gjesdal. K. Albright, P. Brinkman. BACK ROW: R. Swank. Manager; R. Boser. D. Aitken. James Boucher. S. Standi lord. Manager; M. McCormick, Coach. 29 D. Aitken placed fourth at the State Tournament. JR. HIGH: FRONT ROW: Joe Fritz, K. Cicon, Jim Fritz, P. Wardell. BACK ROW: K. Seaton, T. Kohrman, E. Theilman, D. Overlie, Blaine Turner. Doug Aitken — 145 Rod Boyer—155 Girls Call It Intramurals FRONT ROW: Kay Cushing, A. Chvilicek, R. Fenger, Robin Meech, Ronda Mecch. BACK ROW': Jenni Ludwig, Donna Raunig. T. VanDessel, Jrri Ludwig. N. Jarvis. Coach; L. McCallum, Rita Chvilicek. Rachel Chvilicek. BOTTOM: C. Hofer, G. Li mesa nd, M. Blair, D. Kenfield. D. Unterseher. TOP: D. Gunderson, R. Violet!, J. Krejci, J. Didier, D. Garrett. 31 Boys Call It Combat Training Grrald prrpare (o pul Ihr ball up for two afler grabbing a abound Coach suffers after being fouled. 32 Ron and Jody jump for the tip off. SENIORS: R. Violctt, G. Limesand. C. Hofer. D. Garrett. NOT PICTURED: T. Wanken. S. Meissner. Boys Finish Successful Year The boys’ track team concluded its season at the State B-C Track Meet held in Billings, May 23-24. Nine of the teams 15 boys qualified for this meet. B. Muncy, who was the only member to place, placed fourth in the long jump. Preceding this, the Coy- otes placed third at the Divisional Track Meet held in Cascade. Every boy that participated at the Divisional Meet placed, but only the top four from each event were eligible for the State Track Meet. FRONT ROW: K. Albright. R. Violet!, D. Kimball, D. Gunderson, G. Limesand, D. Garrett, L. Lalum. BACK ROW: B. Muncy, C. Hofer, S. Laird, L. Muncy, T. Wanken. G. Buffington, S. Meissner. NOT PICTURED: D. Meech. 33 Girl Tracksters Gain Experience The girls’ track team ended its season at Billings, May 23. Even though only one girl, J. Wolfe, qualified for the State Track Meet, Coach Jarvis still considered the season suc- cessful. With only one senior and no juniors out for track, next year will be a building year. However, the four sophomores and five freshmen have gained useful experi- ence. Ronnie sprints for the finish line. STATE QUALIFIERS: FRONT ROW: S. Laird, D. Kimball. R. Violelt, G. Li mesa nd. D. Garrett. BACK Give it all you got Jodi. R0U : J. Wolfe. G. Buffington, B. Muncy, C. Hofer, L. Muncy. 34 FRONT ROW: C. Didier Dianne Nealy J. Hills C. Standi ford D. Earl BACK ROW: N. Jarvis. Coach K. Overlie J. Cicon J. Wolfe A. Seidlitz K. Manska Only two more laps. Gary. Coach Moore checks stals. Doug, you're another Dwight Stones! J. Wolfe, girls’ State Track qualifier. Junior High Girls FRONT ROW: Robin Meech Cristi Cramer Ronda Meech K. Crone R. Fenger R. Wanken. BACK ROW : H. Hermstad G. Butler Kay Cushing T. Seidlilz Rita Chvilicek 35 It’s a bird, it's a plane, it's Superman! Bryan leaps into first place at the Belt Invitational. Gan tries in vain to revive Shawn. Junior High Boys FRONT ROW: T. Manska S. Kimball J. Wagner R. Morkrid T. Cramer BACK ROW: F. Blair B. Kimball K. Seaton Dean Raunig NOT PICTURED: E. Seidlitz 36 37 Singing to the World This year's chorus and choral groups, along with putting on four concerts, sang at a going away party, a Moth- er’s Day Brunch, and participated at the District and State Music Festi- vals. At the District Festival many groups received I ratings and then progressed on to state. At the State Music Festival five I's and four II’s were received. J. Wolfe and S. Buff- ington received I’s for their vocal solos. The Choralaires and Women’s Trio also received I’s. The Mens’ Ensemble and Wolfe Skari duet received II’s. A. Seidlitz, with her vocal solo, and J. Wolfe, with her trumpet solo, received II ratings. Accompanists S. Buffington. Cari Cramer. L. Singelmann. Choir jlUJtf MRST ROW: S. Buffington. A. Skari, K. Dolezal. S. Smith. Cari Cramer, A. Seidlitz, Mr. Thorsen, Director. SECOND ROW: L. Singelmann, Wendy Seidlitz. Jenni Ludwig, J. Wolfe. J. Broadhuret, J. Cicon. J. Warded. THIRD ROW: D. Hendrickson. D. Kimball, W. Kolstad. K. Jeppcsen, R. Boyer. J. Christofferson, K. Diemert. FOURTH ROW: J. Campros, Jack Harden, C. Hofer, D. Garrett. 38 Choralaires FIRST ROW: A. Skari K. Dolezal Can Cramer SECOND ROW: A. Seidlitz J. Wardell J. Wolfe L. Singelmann Jenni Ludwig THIRD ROW : J. Cam pros K. Jeppesen C. Hofer D. Hendrickson Jack Harden Men’s Ensemble C. Hofer D. Hendrickson J. Campros K. Jeppesen D. Kimball Womens Trio A. Skari J. Wolfe S. Buffington 39 Band Boogies on Pep band plays at slate tournament. HScflOOl Band FIRST ROW: K. Gifford, C. Hoimbigner. K. Buker. A. Skari. L. Singelmann. SECOND ROW: J. Hofer. K. Dole- 40 zal. C. Hofer. R. Violett, J. Wolfe. S. Osterman. K. Manska. C. Cole. A. Seidlitz. THIRD ROW: L. Laium. J. Krejei. S. Laird. M. Blair, S. Woods. J. Gjesdal. Mr. Thorsen. Director; C. Krook. Chester High School had reason to be proud of their band department this year. After doing an excellent job at the District Music Festival, the Concert band went on and performed at the spring concert receiving a standing ovation. The CHS pep band performed at all of the sports events to give the athletes some extra encourage- ment. Como on you guys, please! Jr. High Band FIRST ROW: K. Crone, H. Hermstad, Karla Griffin. Rita Chvilicek, Rachel Chvilicek. Kay Cushing. Renee Fenger. SEC- OND ROW: K. Cicon, E. Theilman. C. Broadhurst. J. Wagner, P. Warded. S. Kimball. T. Kolstad. K. Seaton. Blaine Turner. E. Buker. THIRD ROW: Darren Allison. Mr. Thorsen. Director. Sax Quartet FRONT ROW: S. Osterman. K. Manska. BACK ROW : C. Cole, A. Seidlitz. 41 DCLTUL FIRST ROW: H. Hermstad. Kay Cushing. K. Bukcr, L. Laium. Mr. Thoraen. Director; J. Krejci. SECOND ROW: K. Gifford. C. FOnRbTHeROWU| CW irCe A Griffin- TH,RD R0W: E. Bukcr. A. Scidi it .. C. Cole. S. Osterman. K Manska Violet. SEVENTH ROW j Wa R°W: S M B,air S Woods’J' S,XTH R0W: K -■. Hofer. C. Hofcr, R. 42 Do I have to play that again? The Competitors TOP LEFT: HIGH SCHOOL WEEK: M. Blair, R. Lakey, R. Violett, G. Li mesand, K. Diemert. CENTER LEFT: MATH CONTEST WINNERS: C. Slandiford, third; R. Lakey, first; NOT PICTURED: T. Minnehan. second. CENTER RIGHT: BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE: R. Violett. alternate; R. Lakey, delegate; M. Blair, alternate; S. Woods, delegate; K. Buker, alternate; J. Wolfe, delegate. BOTTOM LEFT: U OF M DAYS: J. Wardell, J. Wolfe. 43 Journalism Students Accept the Challenge The journalism class handled the task of publish- ing both the Blue and Gold Times and Coyote. A busy year for eleven people was spent between editions of the paper and deadlines for the annual. Focus '80 was chosen as the theme for this year’s annual, in hopes that the year’s activi- ties flash before your eyes as you read your annual. Seven editions of the paper complete with pictures, kept people up-to-date on school and community activities. Blue anti Cold Times CO-EDITORS: F. Hodges and Wynnetle Seidlitz. Remind me not to take this next year! Coyote CO-EDITORS: Debhie Nealy and Jamie Bouc her. Journalism STANDING: C. Harmon S. Osterman C. Hofer Jamie Boucher Jenni Ludwig Wynnetle Seidlitz SITTING: F. Hodges D. Hills Donna Raunig Becky Turner Debbie Nealy 44 I sure wish I knew how this thing works. Photography Makes a Double Exposure Lots of photofreaks invaded the lab this year in one class each semester. Students learned about double exposures, portraits, vignettes, collages, as well as supplying pictures for the annual and school paper. M. Dauwalder and B. Wilson were enrolled the whole year, doing indepth photogra- phy. Camera Kooks M. Dauwalder T. VanDessel Donna Raunig Jenni Ludwig Jill Harden Mr. Kasrht, Advisor L. Duffin R. Boyer Shutterbugs Debbie Allison K. Buker J. Wardell J. Carter C. Harmon P. Brown B. Wilson T. Minnehan G. Anderson M. Dauwalder 45 Future Einsteins Make Major Breakthroughs A small Science Club led an active year, as they prepared themselves for the State Science Fair in Missoula on April 10-12 in the U of M fieldhouse. Each was prepared for the job by Mr. Krook, their advisor. M ■ m v Don I forget that if you forget your mother's name. I a C. Krook hat Effects will Gamma Radiation have on Seed Germination anti Plant Growth’ was awarded an excellent ribbon. ■SSIP - SP5. The infamous snake made his home in the lab. C. Krook and D. Hills GENETXCRL BE5EB0CH IN □UB0TE0 HDR5E5 tsLm ■ D. Hills Genetical R search in Quarter Horses was awarded a superior ribbon and the Army award. WHAT EFFECTS WILL GAMMA RADIATION HAVE ON SEED GERMINATION AND PLANT GROWTH7 results: 46 Students Enact rrSnow White” March 29, Snow White” was presented by the students with the assistance of the Missoula Chil- drens Theatre. Over 50 grade and high school students participated in the play. To b or not to be. Oh yeah! What are you staring at Mike? Whatever you say. Ma. 47 FHA in Action The FHA sale of val-o-grams and carnations for Valentines Day proved successful this year. They also sponsored the Sweethearts Ball which was held November 10. S. Buffington and D. Hen- drickson sang the theme song after Roger Lakey and Wynnette Seidlitz were crowned King and Queen. L. Duffin, D. Hills, L. Gjesdal, and J. Jen- sen’s hard work proved beneficial for they were chosen to participate in the state FHA convention in Bozeman. ROYALTY: Wynnette Seidlitz. Queen: R. Lakey, King: Becky Turner. Wilson, Wendy Seidlitz, K. Albright, C. Standiford. M. Iverson. KING QUEEN: R. Lakey, Wynnette Seidlitz. FIRST ROW: L. Gjesdal. Vice President; Wynnette Seidlitz, President; S. Buffington, Secretary. SECOND ROW: P. Brown. A. Seidlitz, L. Duffin, R. Swank, Wendy Seidlitz. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Eveland, Advisor, D. Hills, F. Hodges, J. Jensen, Becky Turner. 48 Mrs. Novak. Miss Johnson, Advisers. Speech and Drama Small bat Mighty This year’s Speech and Drama team was small but proved to he successful, as they put in a good year. After placing first in the werious duo at divisional, A. Skari and J. Campros proceeded onto State at Hamilton. Honor Society Keeps Busy By selling Chester Coyote base- ball hats, sponsoring a men’s town team basketball tourna- ment and running the bingo at the carnival, the Honor Society raised $800. With the money the Honor Society visited Can- ada in the summer. Speech and Drama )neec .Brown, J FRONT ROW: J. Hills. A. Skari, L. Duffin. BACK ROW': Campros. Honor Society SEATED: K. Buker Debbie Nealy STANDING: L. Singelmann J. Wolfe Wynnetle Seidlitz R. Lakey D. Hendrickson R. Violet! Donald Allison NOT PICTURED: Miss Johnson 49 Carnival Provides Fun and Frolic The annual CHS carnival, sponsored by the Stu- dent Council, was held March 22. The fun started with the opening of the booths and ended with a dance by Superior. The winners of the raffle sales were T. Thielman, M. Smith, and R. Ij s. The class of '84 sold the most raffles as a class, and thus received $175.39 for their efforts. No Dave, they can’t feed the animals. Concentrate Timmy, don’t blow this one. Terri, Char, and Colleen exchange vows. Come on Bret, get to work! The life of a President mystifies Scott. But I'm just a representative! Industrious Council Guides Student Body One of the largest Homecoming parades ever was held last fall in conjunction with the Harvest Fes- tival. The Student Council organized this parade as well as the Christmas parties and volleyball tourney. The parties were attended by members of each class while the Council provided the pop. In the volleyball tournament a senior team was victorious over all the other teams. A girls’ junior high basketball tourney was sponsored by the Student Council and members ran the concession stand as well as the scoreboards. The group plan- ned the annual carnival and dance held March 22. Throughout the year, the club was advised by Mr. Moore and Mr. Kulpas. The junior high compete in the Christmas volleyball tournament. 51 4 . Student Council J. Wolf -. A. Chvili.-.-k. S. Laird. J. Ciam. D. Karl. Donna Raunig. S. Secretary-Treasurer; D. Rimkill. T. Cramer. S. Woods. President; R. Morkrid. D. Garrett. Juniors Provide A Night to Remember ’ Purple and silver metalic streamers helped set the mood for A Night to Remember,” the Jr.-Sr. Prom held April 12. A fountain and a mural also added to the decorations. Following the Grand March at midnight. R. O’Neil and J. Jensen were crowned King and Queen. Music for the evening was provided by Tight Squeez” from Missoula. QUEEN: J. Jensen. KING: R. O'Neil Four nervous girls await the derision. Smile Roger. 52 Dancing the night away. Char crowns the King and Queen. PROM ROYALTY: J. Wolfe, S. Meissner. P. Toy. R. Violett. Queen. J. Jensen, King. R. O’Neil. C. Munfrada. M. Blair, NOT PICTURFD: G. Schuhmacher. 53 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Well Attended April 23, Juniors and Seniors gathered in the Catholic Church basement for the annual banquet. The crowd was kept enter- tained by the reading of the wills and proph- ecy, and a vocal solo by Jody Smith. These wills arr getting wrorse every year. Senior class officers. Jod provides entertainment. The head table waits for the activities to begin. % a Ml ifL Seniors CLASS OFFICERS: G. Limesand, President: K. Jeppeson. Vice President: L. Gjesdal, Secre- tary-Treasurer. 56 otzdf-nne. Q akdictorian d afutato z Can Scoti dPoods (J(iird in z ?an 57 9 ith cztyodn D(z[[y •9 Cuxtii cz ofax 3 zi -Hcuz Vatta faidat J aan c fandiictzion 2.£ Vta[y 'tz Vei[ SiCU c x otjinion Cat [a £A {unf-uiJa 9(tn £. 10 2 f}ary H aisy U znfizLI (1 Vayn£. U(oCitad zSHaivn A lziiu2£T H avu llnteziefiez i'PauCa Joy ezaUd Sdiu(imac 2ez cdtndzea d za z L H onna dMiinnex tyVyn.ne.tte. zSeLd£itz onnie QViolUtt LU iMh kind teSS LUj with falilv Liu withbudk (fin uJifitt you d AM good things i tuuv t you. 63 Jenni Ludwig Tim Minnehan Brian Muncy Shelley Osterman Ron Overlie Donna Raunig Renee Swank Tom Thielman Becky Turner Terri VanDessel Francine Wallace Janine Wardell Bruce Wilson Don Wolfe Sophomores Kirby Albright Pat Brinkman Joan Broadhurst Gary Buffington Joe Cam pros Jodi Cicon Cari Cramer Jed Didier Kathy Dolezal Carrie Fritz Jerry Gjesdal Kurt Kammerzell Doug Kimball Jody Krejci Carson Krook Kelly Lakey Jeri Ludwig 68 69 Freshmen Jordan Boucher Toby Braun Cindy Butler Jeannie Butler Shane Chadwick Amy Chvilicek Matthew Cox Charlotte Didier Dawn Earl Kathy Gifford Kyle Griffin Vicki Gunderson Darren Hamel Carla Harden Loren Hawks Cheri Heimbigner Julie Hills Jim Hofer Mike Iverson Robbie Laas 0 Steve Landerville Larry Laium Barry Lomen Robert Manska Donnie Meech Blaine Meissner Kelly Minnehan Dianne Nealy Laura Overlie April Ross Chris Standiford Steve Staton Ginger Stewart Wendy Wallace Eighth Grade Brett Earl Joe Fritz Staei Graham Lisa Hanson Nancy Harmon Darren Allison Frank Blair Tim Braun Gina Butler Todd Cramer Brian Hodges Bob Kimball Linda McCailuin Darren Overlie Catherine Pugsley Dean Raunig Heidi Rockman Kit Seaton Eugene Seidlitz Trina Seidlitz Mike Smith Ed Thielman Blaitje Turner Rae Lynn Wanken Russell Wolfe 72 Karlan Christofferson Rachel Chvilicek Rita Chvilicek Kevin Cicon Cristi Cramer Kelli Crone Kay Cushing Michael Fenger Renee Fenger Jim Fritz Karla Griffin Brian Hamel Heidi Hermstad Scott Kimball Tim Kohrman Tim Kolstad Stephanie Krook Terry Manska Robin Meech Ronda Meech Molly Minnehan Ray Morkid Colleen Standiford Jack Wagner Phil Wardell Class Officers $h ENTH GRADE: Crisli Cramer, Vice President; M. Minnehan. Secretary- Treasurer; Jim Fritz, President. EIGHTH GRADE: B. Earl, President; Dean Raunig. Vice President; S. Gra- ham. Secretary-Treasurer. FRESHMEN: K. Minnehan, Vice President; Dianne Nealy. Secretary-Trea- surer; A. Chvilicek. President. SOPHOMORES: K. Kammerzell. Vice President; D. Kimball. President; K. Albright. Secretary-Treasurer. JUNIORS: C. Harmon. President; T. Minnehan. Vice President; Donna Rau- nig, Secretary-Treasurer. 74 Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Teacher: M iss Deb Amdor, Brett Os wood. Travis Burrows, Leslie Griffin, Lesli Ann Jensen, Tracy Voisc, Ricky Ward. Br an Anderson. SECOND ROW': Kathy Butterfield. Dennis Sargent. Bobby Ray. Rachelle Fenger, Neil Heimbigner, Milly Shettel. Emily Wodarz. THIRD ROW: Marcia Standiford. Mark Duffin, Stacey Dauwalder. Pat Harmon, Donavan Heimbigner. Gary Kaiser, Aaron Violett. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Teacher: Mr. Rod Butler, John Standiford. Erick Wodarz, Polly Bockstruck, Debbie Lalum, Lisa Griffin. Karla VanDcssel. SECOND ROW: Kelly Smith, Dennis Snyder, Janelle Boucher, Lisa Nahrgang, Jimmy Keith. THIRD ROW: Shelia Graham, Randy Garrett. Jack Johannes, Alrik Hanson. Janine Wolfe, Laurie Harmon. Denise Denier, Matthew Fenger. 75 Fourth Grade URSI ROW: Andrew Clark, Stacy Violett, C. J. Manska, Kip Limesand, Eddie Bockslruck. Johnny Sheldon, Stefani Christofferson, Margie Wodarz. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Carol Aitken, Robbie Shepherd. Mike Wiekum, Lee Butterfield, Conrad Heimbigner, Aliea Wallace, Jody Voise. Lisa Szarfryk. THIRD ROW : Justin Wolfe, Kevin Mattson. Todd Wanken, Jason Wanken, Bonny Kohrman, Anne Blanche Adams. Jeff Dahlen. Louric Shot- tel. FIRST ROW. Juanita Seidlitz, Becky Brown. Shannon Mader, Teresa Everett, Teresa Dahlen, Tracey Nordstrom. Jenni Harrison. Stephanie Anderson. Twda Hodges. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Krys Cole. Brad Kimball, Gordon Standiford, Kent Mattson, Justin Marble. Craig Jensen. Chris Cadv Dean Dcnter, Chris Wiekum. Kal Kenfield. 76 Second Grade FIRST ROW: Shani Anderson, Holly Krook, Ivan Wodarz, Andrew Slone, Wally Jeppesen, Wendy Overlie. Lisa Burrows, Coby Woods. Claud Ciddens. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Pat Ludwig, Ronell Ward, Julie Ruddick, Mary Smith, Donald Shettel, Kent Graham, Jennifer Fritz. Haley Minnehan. Hildee Rock man. Jim Englund. Second and Third Combination 7 FIRST ROW: Gina Woods, Ray Borkstruck. Kevin Lalum, Collin Stone, Lisa Snyder. Gail Morkrid, Andrea Green. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Myrna Cady, Mary Fenger. Mark Dauwalder, Mary Duffin, Jeremy Ward, Terri Shepherd, Tara Broadhurst. ■1 First Grade FIRST ROW: Teacher M iss Elaine Murphy. Tracy Connor. Jason Tempel. Wendy Moore. Sarah Brown. Jeanine Boucher. Nathan Wilson. Amy Streit. Jay Marble. SECOND ROW: Jennings Johnson, Jack Norris, Bryan Oswood. Daw na Owens. Brad Kammerzell, Jerri Johannes, Becky Chappell. Mark Limesand. Jason Erickson. NOT PICTURED: Robert Paul Keith. Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Charlie Thielman, Mark Cramer. Darrell Carlstad. Eric Evans. David Szarfryk, Hubble Rockman, Cory Moore. Rory Seidlitz, Barrett Adams. Ryan Wiekum. Edward Cole, Erika Gullickson. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Mrs. Marilyn Oraw, Chad Christenot. Robert Pulst. Lon Shepherd, Angie Fritz. Kean Dafoe. Corinne Kezar, Angie Mode id. Mindy Mattson, Dean Keith. Kathy Englund. Jami Nordstrom, Kim Stone. Ian Smith. Teacher Aide: Mrs. Donna Shepherd. 8 Administration, Faculty, and Staff Rod Holden Business Manager Nancy Jarvis Secretary, P.E. 80 Robert Chvilicek Superintendent Calvin Moore High School Principal. Social Studies Violet Hills Crade School Principal, Music Gerry Unlerseher Library, English Larry Thorsen Music Marvin Krook Science Jan Albright French, Business Gerald Kulpas Social Studies Helen Brannon Business, English Dale Wicks Math Patricia Eveland Home Ec. Dorothy Johnson Counselor, Home Ec. Joe Brannon Math , Don VanDessel P.E., Drivers Ed. Steve Kascht Art. Photography 81 Mark McCormick Shop Sharia Moore Title I Karla Wittmier Special Education Dick Ryan P.E., Science Sandy Meech Speech Therapist Judy Gunderson Home Ec. Ruth Eveland. Bonnie Overlie, Gloria Boyer, Marla Campros, Donald Allison, Donna Skinner. Mar- tha Wright, Cooks. Lela Didier Lois Schaub Assistant Librarian Mike Miller English BOYD'S SHEET METAL Lennox Heating Air Conditioning — Maytag Appliances Congratulations Seniors BOYD NEALY—Owner Chester 759-5316 O.D.'s THRIFTWAY We serve the nicest people with the best of products Congratulations Seniors Chester 759 5435 HI-LINE CLEANERS Professional Cleaning, Clothes Repair HAROLD, DALLAS, and MILLIE DENTER—Owners Chester 759-5265 LIBERTY DRUG Prescriptions, Cosmetics A Gift For Every Occasion BILL KIMBALL Owner Chester 759 5225 CHESTER BAKERY The nicest people in the world pass through our door — our customers! Call Ahead for Advance Orders CHARLES and ARDESS CONNEL Chester 759-5634 MARBLE AND ADAMS Attorneys at Law Westland Building Chester 759-5104 SHELBY FLORAL GIFT 157 Main Shelby, MT 59474 434-2662 CHESTER MOTORS, INC. For a Better Idea Ford Puts It on Wheels DON RAUNIG —Owner Chester 759-5328 85 CHESTER ALLIANCE CHURCH Welcomes You Sponsored by HODGE GARAGE Joplin 299 5305 SHELBY SPORTING GOODS RADIO SHACK Fish Tackle, Archery, Camping, Back Packs, Guns and Ammunition, Converse Tennis Shoes Shelby 434-5631 JEANS AND THINGS WALLIES STYLE SHOP Fashion Jeans and Sportswear Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Men's and Where You'll find Women's More Nice Things Than Anywhere Else Your Custom T-shirt Center 158 West Main Shelby 434-2601 Shelby 434-2712 86 GENERAL MILLS DARBY O'BRIEN AGENCY Your Insurance Man Fast, Friendly Insurance Chester 759-5125 A Good Place to Do Business CHET EVELAND Manager Chester 759 5235 LIBERTY COUNTY TIMES Montana's Best Little Newspaper Printing — Advertising IRVIN HUTCHISON Publisher Chester 759-5535 HELMBRECHT PHOTOGRAPHY Portrait and Commercial Photography Congratulations to the Class of '80 VERN HELMBRECHT —Owner H«vfe 265 4252 MONTANA TOURS Wholesale Distributors EXXON Products Shelby BEN TAYLOR Owner 434-5561 For All Your Travel Needs Agent for Wardair Westland Building, Box 222 HARRIET MARBLE Owner Chester 759-5257 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN Where Your Money Receives the Most Interest Shelby 434-5525 LIBERTY BANK OF MONTANA From agricultural to pleasure loans, We will help you to meet your needs. Chester 759-5106 88 FARMER UNION GTA Market Your Grain Through GTA Feed and Fertilizer TIM CAMPBELL Manager Chester 759-5145 LARSON KITCHEN AND BATHROOM CENTER Larson Custom Cabinets Home of the Jenn Air, Tappan Appliances, I x L and Boise Cascade Cabinets We specialize in planning, remodeling, and supplying kitchen and bathrooms. 230 Front Street GERALD and LEONA LARSON Owners Shelby 434-2462 or 2497 89 CHESTER IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales and Services Hi-Line Most Complete Farm Store Chester 759 5177 GOLDEN TRIANGLE CHEVROLET, INC. Mark Ball, Charles Manska, Warren Hill, Helen Chadwick, and Dave Keith here to serve you. Chester RUSSELL MEECH—Manager 759-5101 WESTERN FURNITURE For quality and dependability before you buy ... See us. Carpet, Draperies, Linoleum, and Furniture Shelby 434 5366 Cut Bank 873-2296 SHELBY PROMOTER For all your printing needs. Serving Northern Montana with a complete central printing plant. Shelby 434-5171 Chester MIKE'S I.G.A. Your Tiger Discount Store MIKE and MARGARET NOVAK 759-5538 GILBERT'S, INC. NAPA REPAIR PARTS DEALER KEN GILBERT —President Chester 759-5318 LIBERTY MANUFACTURING INC. See Us for Your Agricultural Implement Parts Chester 759-5370 FRASER'S CONOCO Heating Fuels, Oils, and Greases Automotive Repair, Wheel Alignment Farm, Truck, and Auto Tires Hottest Brand Going Inverness 292-3833 Chester 759-5541 SANVIK BROS. INC. General Merchandise A good place to do your trading. Rudyard 355-2411 THE GENERAL STORE Cheese and Lutefisk capital of Montana Come in and sample some cheese. Galata 432 2687 92 LEE'S PLUMBING SERVICE A. O. Smith Water Heaters, Bathroom Fixtures, Water Lines LEOWIGEN Chester 759-5156 TIRE-RAMA Michelin Dayton Armstrong Cooper Complete Tire Service Rudyard 355 3555 HODGES CLEANING TREATING INC. Joplin Serving your grain cleaning needs for 22 years. 299 5307 Tires Oils Gases Greases Self Service Island BOB NORDSTROM Owner Chester 759-5278 PHILLIPS 66 COAST TO COAST Paint, Appliances, Hardware Sporting Goods, Toys, Lawn and Garden Your Complete Shopping Headquarters CLIFF and CURT HANSON Owners Chester 759-5415 CHESTER CLINIC PHARMACY Photo Supply and Development Full Prescription Service RIC RICHTER Proprietor Chester 759-5193 —.............— 93 MARIAS EQUIPMENT Your Implement dealer DON KUNTZ Manager Chester 759-5198 MX MOTEL Chester 759 5564 Air Conditioning and TV in Every Room NORM ANDERSON — Owner 94 ROCKMAN FUNERAL CHAPEL RLYNN and KAREN ROCKMAN Chester 759-5550 DR. A. W. SVENNUNGSEN DR. ROCK SVENNUNGSEN Optometrists Shelby 434-2763 Chester 759-5193 CHESTER TRADING COMPANY Dairy Products, Meats Breads, Fresh Produce CHARLES BAKER —Owner Chester 759-5364 HOFER FARMSTEAD EQUIPMENT We have something for all your storage needs Chester 759-5205 RICHARD F. SEUBERT INSURANCE Shelby 759-5211 SANDS CONSTRUCTION Cheste RAY and JERRY 759-5461 or 5784 NORTHWESTERN NAT'L LIFE INSURANCE Complete Concise Life Insurance HERB HOFER —Agent Chester 759-5205 MARIAS RIVER ELECTRIC CO. Your electrical servant 24 hours a day We Are Proud to Salute the Class of '80 Shelby 434-5575 95 H. A. DAFOE HOME IMPROVEMENT SERVICE ir . I t: IT There Is No Substitute for Quality 1? Congratulations to the Seniors From Hal, Gerri, Kean, Kylynn, and Crew. Chester 759-5370 CENTURY DRILLING COMPANY Drilling the Northern Rocky Mountain Area Shelby W I COAST TRADING CO. Grain Cleaning, Handling, Treating Lothair 432 2831 CINDERELLA SHOPPE Fashion, Quality, and Service, Come to Where They're Important Shelby 434-2381 SHAKLEE PRODUCTS Does your family mean enough to want the very best? ROD and ALBERTA BUTLER Supervisors Chester 759 5492 WESTERN LUMBER Lumber and Supply Co. RICHARD GEBHARDT Chester 759 5501 WELL'S DRUG Prescriptions Gifts, and Cosmetics JACK WELLS—Owner 97 THIELMAN IMPLEMENT COMPANY GMC — The Truck People From General Motors Krause, Case, Steiger, Friggstad Duckfoot 16' to 18', Moulbard Plows, Harroweeders, Rock Pickers, Foster Bunchers, Anderson and Renn Rod seeders, Melroe — Kirschmann, Spray Coupe Chester 759-5551 JACKSON'S IGA Tiger Discounter GEORGE JACKSON Owner Shelby 434-5472 98 TIBER TRACTOR Farm and Industrial Needs Ford Tractors, Hesston, New Holland, Wisconsin Engine, Melroe, Gysler Plows Sales, Service and Parts Chester 759-5511 TOOLE COUNTY BANK A Progessive Bank With Security and Friendly Service You can bank on us, People have since 1910. Shelby 434-5528 SNYDER'S DENT SHOP You Dent Them, We Rebend Them DENNIS SNYDER Owner Chester 759-5542 SOMETHING SPECIAL Complete Yarn and Needlework, Silk Flower Headquarters Shelby 434-2441 CENTURY WELL SERVICING, INC. An Oil and Gas Well Servicing Company, Currently Operating in the Northern Rockies Cut Bank 873-2031 or 5262 FIRST STATE BANK Your Money Store Shelby 434-5567 CHEERLEADING Nation's Largest Dealer in Cheerleading Fashions CHRIS KOLSTAD Box 648 Chester, MT 59522 CHESTER LIONS SWIM TEAM Sponsored by the Chester Lions Club Boosters of All Chester Youth Activities 100 Congratulations to the Seniors from staff and management. Chester 759-5305 LIBERTY THEATRE Congratulations Seniors BRYCE, CONNIE, and BETTY Chester 759-5637 RAINBOW CONOCO 400 Main Street Shelby 434-2671 CARGILL INC. Tiber and Chester For grain handling, grain cleaning, and rolling. Chester 759-5245 101 SCHAUB CONSTRUCTION See us now! For All Your Insulating Needs LEO and LON SCHAUB Chester 759-5687 or 5409 FRONTIER AVIATION Grumman Ag Cat The Best, Most Modern Aircraft Built For Fast Effective Spraying Service JOEL and KAREN FENGER Chester 759-5431 TASTEE FREEZ From Coast to Coast and Around the World ROYWODARZ Owner Chester 759-5418 The Business Managers, Editors, and Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank all the businesses that helped to make the 1980 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 dream a reality. We would also like to thank LaNette Gjes- dal for her artwork, and Davy Kenfield for all the photos he contributed to our year- book. Faith Hodges Curtis Hofer Wynnette Seidlitz BUSINESS MANAGERS James Boucher Debbie Nealy EDITORS SPONSORSHIPS CHESTER SHELBY VFW Wheat Sheaf Motel D K Distributors Jean's Beauty Salon C.O.D. Laundry Gambles Store Turner Agency Inc. Albright's Barber Shop Stull's Jewelry Montana Power Buttrey's Senator and Mrs. Kolstad Shelby Rexall Drug Anthony's Coast-to-Coast RUDYARD Toole County Farm Imp. Inc. Dr. L. M. Iverson Vestal Lumber Co. Larry J. Bonderud, O.D. Cenex Jacobson's Jewelry