Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1981 volume:

Chester High School Chester, Montana COYOTE 1981 Editors Debbie Hills Shelley Osterman Donna Raunig htSong Oh, we're the Chester Coyotes Can t you lee. We're out to challenge you to victory. Our blue and gold w ill shine with honor bright, fonwe know our teark is out win and fight. And if you ever meet a tpvgher M toe. Chester High would like to for oWboys m! fight with m imta n d,rrmi nf i to get the name ton |™B 1 3 Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. 5 Carson Krook Kelly Lakey )eri Ludwig Kris Manska Lyle Muncy Kaloni Overlie Richard Robinson Jim Sargent Anne Seidlitz Wendy Seidlitz Janna Singelmann Susan Smith Sharyn Standiford I 11 1 Sophomores Jordan Boucher Toby Braun Cindy Butler Mike Coates Shane Chadwick Amy Chvilicek Charlotte Didier Dawn Earl Vic Fraser Kathy Gifford Kyle Griffin Vicki Gunderson Darren Hamel Carla Harden Loren Hawks Kristie Haworth Cheri Heimbigner Dan Hendrix Julie Hills- Jim Hofer 12 Mike Iverson Robbie Laas Steve Landreville Larry Lalum Barry Lomen Donnie Meech Blaine Meissner Kelly Minnehan Dianne Nealy Laura Overlie Chris Standiford Steve Staton Ginger Stewart Scott Swanson Romona Thompson Lynn Turner 13 Darren Allison Tim Braun Chris Brown Gina Butler Mac Cochran Todd Cramer Maggie Doan Brett Earl Joe Fritz Staci Graham Lisa Hanson Nancy Harmon Brian Hodges Bob Kimball Taun Kultgen Darren Overlie 14 Catherine Pugsley Dean Raunig Heidi Rockman Eugene Seidlitz Trina Seidlitz Mike Smith Clay Stratton Ed Thielman Glenn Thompson Blaine Turner Rae Lynn Wanken Russell Wolfe Eighth Grade Craig Broadhurst Eva Buker Karlan Christofferson Rachel Chvilicek Rita Chvilicek Kevin Cicon Cristi Cramer Kelli Crone Kay Cushing Michael Fenger Renee Fenger )im Fritz Karla Griffin Brian Hamel Steve Hendrix Scott Kimball Tim Kohrman Tim Kolstad Stephanie Krook Terry Manska Thes McMillin Robin Meech Ronda Meech Molly Minnehan Ray Morkrid Colleen Standiford Jack Wagner Phil Wardell 16 Stacey Dauwalder Darron Diemert Mark Duffin Rachelle Fenger Leslie Griffin Pat Harmon Donovan Heimbigner Neil Heimbigner Leslie Jensen Jim McMillin Brett Oswood Julie Rose Dennis Sargent Milly Shettel Marcia Standiford Miriam Thompson Aaron Violet Tracy Voise Rick Ward Emily Wodarz Bryan Anderson Dawn Brown Travis Burrows Kathy Butterfield Sandy Coates 17 Class Officers JUNIORS: jeri Ludwig, Vice President; C. Cramer, President; S. Standiford, Secretary-Treasurer. SOPHOMORES: Toby Braun, President; K. Mmne- han, Secretary-Treasurer; D. Hamel, Vice Presi- dent. FRESHMEN: S. Graham, President; Dean Raunig, Vice President; C. Pugsley, Secretary-Treasurer. EIGHTH GRADE: Cristi Cramer, Vice President; S. Krook, Secretary-Treasurer; K. Griffin, President. SEVENTH GRADE: M. Standiford, President; D. Diemert, Vice President; D. Heimbigner, Secre- tary-Treasurer. I 18 Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Teacher: Deb Amdor, Karla VanDessel, Janelle Boucher, Lisa Nahrgang, Kelly Smith, )im Keith. SECOND ROW: julie McMillin, Lisa Griffin, Debbie Lalum, Erick Wodarz, John Standiford, Dennis Snyder, Warren Rose. THIRD ROW: Sheila Graham, Laurie Harmon, Janine Wolfe, Denise Denter, Alrik Hanson, Randy Garrett, Arnie Mock, lack Johannes, Matthew Een- ger. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Andrew Clark, Rajon Fraser, Margie Wodarz, Stacy Violett, Kip Limesand, Lourie Shettel. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Rod Butler, C. J. Manska, Bryan Wiley, Johnny Sheldon, Jody Voise, Bonny Kohrman, Stefanie Christofferson. THIRD ROW: Michael Wickum, Jeff Dahlen, Justin Wolfe, Jason Wanken, Todd Wanken, Kevin Mattson, Conrad Heimbigner, Lee Butterfield. 19 Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Terri Shepherd, Twila Hodges, juanita Seidlitz, Becky Brown, Brad Kimball, David Coales, Kal Kenfield, Chris Wic- kum. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Carol Aitken, Shannon Mader, Mindi Ashley, Stephanie Anderson, Ruby Mock, Tracey Nord- strom, Mark Dauwalder, Dean Denter, Chris Cady, Neil Rose. THIRD ROW: jenni Harrison, Teresa Dahlen, Teresa Everett, Mary Fenger, Robbie Shepherd, justin Marble, Craig Jensen, Kent Mattson, Marty Duffin, Jermy Ward, Cordon Standiford. Third Grade FIRST ROW: Georgina Woods, Lisa Snyder, Brad Wiley, Hildee Rockman, Haley Minnehan, Tara Broadhurst, Jennifer Fritz, Coby Woods, Wendy Overlie. SECOND ROW: Aide: Joanne Coates, Teacher: Krys Cole, Lee McMillin, A. J. Stone, Kevin Lalum, Gail Morkrid, Andrea Green, Paige Paul, Julie Ruddick, Deanna Adams. THIRD ROW: Collin Stone, Jimmy Englund, Ivan Wodarz, Donald Shettel, Kent Graham, Lisa Burrows, Mary Smith, Holly Krook, Shani Anderson, Ronell Ward. 20 Second Grade FIRST ROW: Wendy Moore, lason Erickson, jessica Caliman, Amy Slreit, John Carlson, Sarah Brown, Mark Limesand. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Pal Ludwig, Bryan Oswood, Nathan Wilson, Rebecca Chappel, Christina Morgan, Jeri lohannes, Wallace Jep- pesen, Jennings Johnson. THIRD ROW: Dawna Owens, Judd Fraser, Robert Keith, Brad Kammrzell, Jeanine Boucher, Jay Marble. First Grade FIRST ROW: Jack Norris, Robert Pulst, Angela Morkrid, Rory Seidlitz, Angie Fritz. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Myrna Cady, Kean Dafoe, Bobbi Crrammar, Kim Stone, Mindy Mattson, Cory Moore. THIRD ROW: Jason Larson, Wesli Adams, Kathy Englund, Mark Cramer, Jami Nordstrom, Dean Keith, Charlie Thielman. 21 First Grade FIRST ROW: Edward Cole, Rebekah Caliman, Camren Berry, Ryan Wickum, Corinne Kezar, Darrell Carlstad. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Elaine Murphy, Ian Smith, Lon Shepherd, Justin Paul, Roxzie Mock, Edgar Woods, Darrin Fraser. NOT PICTURED: Lana Stevens, Hubbel Rockman, Jason Brese. Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Rachel Brown, Alvin Cuertzgen, David Erickson, Jeff Harrison, Darci Anderson, Diann Elverud, Christa Cremer, Koni Pulst. SECOND ROW: Teacher: Susan Brown, Tanya Thielman, Tessa Sheldon, Mitchell Overlie, Jeremy Speer, Michael Backen, Chad Christenot, Jeremy Hawks, Jolene Standiford. THIRD ROW: Monica Woods, Melissa Wilson. Iason Swanson, Shawn Frederickson, Erick Labuda, Aaron Hunnewell, Jeffrey Mattson, Cory Laird 22 The true aim of everyone who asp not to impart his ( but to kindf lires to be a teacher should be, )wn opinions, e minds. Robert Chvilicek Superintendent Education is what you have left when you subtract what you have forgotten from what you have learned Calvin Moore High School Principal, U.S. History Violet Hills Grade School Principal, Music 25 Ian Albright French, Business Marvin Krook Science Dale Wicks Math, Science Eileen Cremer Secretary Sandy Meech Speech Therapist Mark McCormick Shop Helen Brannon Business, English Don VanDessel P.E., Drivers Ed. Larry Thorsen Music Lori Southworth Special Education Bob Cremer P.E., Science Gerald Kulpas Counselor, Government Sharia Moore Title I Rod Holden Business Manager joe Brannon Math Gerry Unterseher Library Debbie Brown Home Ec. Don Holst English, History Lois Schaub Assistant Librarian Steve Kascht Art, Photography joe Campros, Bonnie Overlie, Martha Wright, (ill Harden, Gloria Boyer, Ruth Eveland, Cooks. Jane Heenan Self-Contained Spike Stone Maude Bassett Larry Bassett Lela Didier Scores GIRLS' BASKETBALL Chinook Invitational OPP CHS Big Sandy 48 40 Harlem 38 58 Belt 33 a 49 Big Sandy 48 44 Sunburst 47 59 Fairfield 53 52 Simms 44 47 Cascade 26 52 Valier 18 34 Harlem 32 35 Big Sandy 41 46 Sunburst 51 56 Fairfield 33 28 Simms 45 37 Cascade 32 62 Valier 56 48 Harlem 26 34 Belt Divisional — Fairfield 3sJi 39 Valier 39 36 Harlem 31 47 Big Sandy 41 39 30 King and queen, T. Minnehan and C, Harmon. Homecoming Victorious Homecoming weekend started Sept. 19 on a good note as the girls' basketball teams won four games against Sunburst; following the games was a bonfire and snake dance. Saturday began with a parade after which the Coyotes defeated Big Sandy in a football game 14-6. During halftime, T. Minnehan and C. Harmon were cho- sen king and queen. The Bob Pepper Show provided music for the dance Saturday night. Left, two, three, four. First place — junior float, Up In Smoke. Second place — Senior float, Dressed to Kill. Coyotes Catch Football Fever The highlight of the year was when the Coyotes defeated the power-poll rated Big Sandy Pioneers. This accounted for a successful Homecoming. The team lost several close games including a Montana Playoff against Harlem. Their biggest offensive output of the year was a 41 - 6 killing of the Belt Huskies. The Coyotes ended their season with 3-4 confer- ence record. CHEERLEADERS: Donna Raunig, Jenni Ludwig, Becky Turner. FIRST ROW: E. Thielman, B. Kimball, R. Wolfe, T. Cramer, D. Overlie, B Earl. SECOND ROW: D. Hamel, V. Fraser, L. Laium j Hofer, S. Chadwick, D. Meech, M Iverson. THIRD ROW: Bob Cremer; Ass't Coach, L. Mrncy, G Buffington, B Muncy, T Min nehan, D. Wolfe, B. Wilson, D. Kimball, K. Albright, K Kammerzell, Mark McCormick, Head Coach. NOT PICTURED )ack Harden. 33 Five Make All-Conference B. Wilson, First Team Defensive Back, Second Team Running Back; T. Minne- han, Honorable Mention Quarterback; B. Kimball, Honorable Mention Safety; D. Wolfe, Second Team Offensive Tackle, Defensive End; D. Kimball, Sec- ond Team Linebacker. Intramurals — Rids You of the Monday Blues FIRST ROW: jack Harden,). Krejci, B. Meissner, D. Gunderson, Don VanDessel, Coach SECOND ROW: P. Brinkman, B. Wilson, K. Albright, C. Krook, j. Didier. nmnLecMA F,RST ROW: 1 Hi,,s' D Earl' Kay CushinS' ) Ocon, Jeri Ludwig, D. Hills, Jenni Ludwig, S. Krook. SEC- OND ROW. C. Standiford, Robin Meech, S. Graham, Donna Raunig, C. Pugsley, S. Standiford, Cari Cramer, Rachel Chvilicek. Where did the ball go? Jodi scores again. Walk this way. Straighten your legs Jeri! 37 Coyotes Have a Close Season Under first year coach Don Holst, the Coyote girls started the 1980 season with the Chinook Invitational, September 5-6. The Coyotes lost to Big Sandy the first night, but came back the next night to defeat Harlem. The first weekend of conference play saw Chester losing a double overtime game to Big Sandy on the Pioneers' home floor. The Coyotes then went on to win seven of their next eight games, before finishing 11-5 in conference play. Chester was seeded third going into the Divisional Tournament in Fairfield behind Simms and Fairfield, but lost two close games to be eliminated from the tournament Saturday morning. In the first game, Chester and Valier changed leads several times, but the Coyotes came up short 39-36. The next day the girls rebounded to take an easy 47-31 win over Har- lem to advance to the Saturday morning session. Again, the Coyotes fought a hard battle with Big Sandy before losing a heartbreaker in the final sec- onds 41-39. Individual highlights included four Coy- otes named to the All-Conference teams. C. Harmon, S. Osterman, and T. VanDessel made the second team, and ). Harden was given honorable mention honors. CHEERLEADERS: S. Standiford, Cari Cramer. ion Holst, Coach; |eri 38 Junior Varsity FIRST ROW: C. Heimbigner C. Butler L. Hanson R. Wanken SECOND ROW: Don Holst, Coach A. Chvilicek N. Harmon T. Seidlitz H. Rockman 39 Coyotes in Action jill hustles back on defense. Char shoots for two over Valier defender. Let's go. Shelley scores on a freethrow ai sionals. Divi- Watch out, here come the Coyotes! wm Kelly, you're in perfect form. 42 Come on guvs, VEIL! Many Faces of the Coyotes Okay, everyone show us your teeth 43 Junior High A-Squad Cristi Cramer Karla Griffin Kay Cushing S. Krook Robin Meech M. Minnehan Rachel Chvilicek Rita Chvilicek G. Kulpas, Coach B-Squad K. Crone E. Buker K. Butterfield Ronda Meech S. Coates E. Wodarz M. Standiford K. Christofferson Renee Fenger G. Kulpas, Coach 44 Coyotes Have a Shining Season The Chester Coyotes ended their 1980-1981 basket- ball season with a record of 18-6, under first year coach, Bob Cremer. Aside from conference play, the Coyotes defeated the cut Bank Wolves and top-ranked Fort Benton Longhorns. In the divisional tourney at Bison Fieldhouse, the Coyotes captured first place with wins over Sun- burst, Simms, and with the Fairfield Eagles in the championship game. From there they traveled to Bozeman to compete in the State B Tournament during the week of March 11-14. This is the third time in four years that the Coyotes have competed in the Class B State Tournament. In Bozeman, the Coyotes defeated the Thompson Falls Blue FHawks in the first round of state tourna- ment action, but were later eliminated from the tourney with losses to Lodge Crass and Big Timber. At the end of the season, three CHS players were selected to the All-Conference teams: Named to the first team was T. Minnehan, and given second team honors were S. Laird and D. Kimball. STANDING: Cari Cramer, Dorma Raunig. SITTING: lenni Lud- wio STANDING: Coach Bob Cremer, K. Kammerzell, I. Muncy, S. Laird, D. Wolfe, K. Cushing, B. Muncy, R. Wolfe, B. Kimball, Man ager D. Gunderson. KNEELING: Gi Buffington, D.Ximball, I. Minnehan,J.Sargent. - Scott dazzles Lodge Crass at state Donnie gets caught in the act. The Coyotes get the sweet taste of victory. Doug concentrates on the game plan Seniors and parents are honored at senior night. SENIORS: D. Gunderson, B. Muncy, D. Wolfe, T. Minnehan, S. Laird, Ken Cushing 47 B-SQUAD E. Seidlitz M. Iverson D. Meech R Laas D. Hamel S. Chadwick J. Boucher V.Fraser L. Lalum B. Earl D. Raunig L. Hawks Don Holst, Coach C-SQUAD E. Thielman D. Zorn L. Hawks R. Laas D. Hamel B. Turner M. Smith Don Holst, Coach NOT PICTURED: M. Coates SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: S. Coates. BACK: M. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: E. Buker. BACK: Standiford, E. Wodarz, j. Rose. Cramer, Ronda Meech. Eighth Grade Gerald Kulpas, Coach S. Kimball P. Wardell R. Morkrid T. Kohrman K. Cicon C. Broadhurst J. Wagner T. Kolstad K.Crone, Cristi Seventh Grade FRONT: A. Violett R. Ward T. Burrows BACK: Gerald Kulpas, Coach D. Diemert P. Harmon N. Heimbigner NOT PICTURED: B. Anderson 49 Wrestlers Give It Their Best Shot Eight wrestlers took to the mats the end of Novem- ber to prepare for their first meet December 6. Out of the eight). Cjesdal, R. Overlie, and T. Thielman had previous varsity experience, while). Hofer, S. Swanson, T. Braun, D. Overlie, and B. Lomen wres- tled for their first varsity experience. The wrestlers competed in eight meets plus divi- sional which were held in Conrad, January 30-31. State was held in Butte. Cheerleaders D. Earl S. Standiford Becky Turner Jeri Ludwig KNEELING: J. Hofer, Toby Braun, S. Swanson. STANDING: R. Swank, Manager; R. Overlie, T. Thielman, M. McCormick, Coach. NOT PICTURED: D. Overlie,). Gjesdal. 50 SENIORS: T. Thielman, Becky Turner, R. Swank, R.Overlie Coach McCormick watches match closely. Darren Overlie —126 Jim Hofer —167 51 52 Cheerleaders cheer at Divisionals. it. SENIORS: B. Muncy, D. Gunderson. NOT PICTURED: B. Wilson. COYOTES TAKE DIVISIONAL The boys' track team finished its successful season at the State B-C Track Meet in Mis- soula, May 22-23. Eleven boys qualified for this meet, but nobody placed. Preceding state, the Coyotes took first place at the Divi- sional held in Great Falls. At the Chester Invi- tational Meet, L. Muncy broke a 19 year-old shot put record of 48'2 by going 5CYW. FRONT ROW: B. Kimball, J. Sargent, D. Kimball, Dean Raunig, E. Seidlitz, L. Laium, C Krook. Staci defeats the hurdles. BACK ROW: K. Haworth, Manager; L. Muncy, D. Gunderson, B. Muncy, G. Buffington, R. Wolfe. NOT PICTURED: B. Wilson, K. Albright. Cowboy, Indian exchange. Lyle puts for the records. 53 GIRLS' GAINING EXPERIENCE The girls' track team concluded its season on May 22, in Missoula. Two girls, T. Seidlitz and S. Gra- ham, qualified for the State meet. The team is still young and will be strong in the coming years as only one junior, one sophomore, and five fresh- men competed this year. Coaches Funk and Wicks. STATE QUALIFIERS: FRONT ROW: B. Kimball, B. Wilson, K. Albright BACK ROW: D. Gunderson, D. Kimball, R. Wolfe, C.Krook, L. Muncy, G. Buffington I Sargent, B. Muncy. ' Doug leads the herd. GIRLS'TRACK. FRONT ROW: R. Wanken S. Graham G. Butler BACK ROW: K. Haworth, Manager T. Seidlitz M. Doan K. Dolezal C. Didier 54 jUNIOR HIGH: K. Christofferson, Robin Meech, Kay Cushing, What concentration, David! K. Crone. jim shows his stuff. Superman again. Trina hurdles to state. jUNIOR HIGH: FRONT ROW: S. Kimball T. Kohrman J. Wagner BACK ROW: T. Burrows R. Ward D. Diemert M. Duffin N. Heimbigner A. Violett 56 BELONGING All Out of Love All Out of Love was the theme of the Snowball held December 20. The FHA decorated the multi- purpose room red, green, and white to coordinate with Christmas. At 11 p.m. Jody Krejci and Carrie Fritz were crowned King and Queen. Music was provided by Brandy. CROWNBEARERS: Ian Smith and Angie Fritz. Lynne and Blaine plan what to do after the dance. King and Queen dance. Senior candidates dance to the theme I hope the Prom isn't like this! ROYALTY: R. Wanken, E. Seidlitz, C. Heimbigner, B. Meissner, C. Fritz, Queen;). Krejci, King; M. Campros, R. Overlie._____ FHA Raises the Dough The selling of val-o-grams and carnations for Valentines Day proved to be successful for this year's FHA members. The club also sponsored the Snoball which was held December 10. C. Fritz was elected district songleader which gave her the opportunity to travel to San Francisco for the National FHA convention on July 13-16. You want how many carnations? OFFICERS C. Fritz, Songleader M. Campros, Secretary D. Hills, Treasurer A. Seidlitz, Vice-President ). Broadhurst, Scrapbook L. Duffin, President W. Seidlitz, Scrapbook FHA: LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Gunderson, C. Heimbigner, R. Wanken, C. Butler, N. Harmon, Mrs. Brown, Adviser; L. Hanson, M. Campros, D. Hills, C. Fritz, L. Duffin, A. Seidlitz, D. Earl, ]. Broadhurst, W. Seidlitz. 59 Students Dance Into the Night At Midnight on May 9, Becky Turner and D. Gun- derson were crowned Queen and King at the Jr.-Sr. Prom held in the CHS old gym. The gym was deco- rated in navy blue, white, and orchid colors with stars hanging from the ceiling and a gazebo in the middle of the dance floor to add the finishing touches. Crownbearers were first graders Wesley Adams and Charlie Thielman. Music was provided by Straitlace from Missoula. Remember your first dance? Kurt and Staci concentrate on their next steps. 'Tom, did you see that?' FRONT ROW: )enni Ludwig, Becky Turner, Donna Raunig, T. VanDessel. SECOND ROW: D. Gunderson, T. Minnehan, D. Wolfe, S. Laird. Bruce wonders what Rhonda just said. 60 SERVERS: FRONT ROW: j. Boucher, D. Meech, M. Iverson, S. Landreville. SECOND ROW: D. Nealy, C. Standifere, D. Earl, K. Minnehan. The head table waits anxiously for the banquet to begin. The Jr.-Sr. Banquet is enjoyed by everyone. Jr.-Sr. Banquet Enjoyed The Jr.-Sr. Banquet was held April 29, at 7:30 p.m. in the Catholic Church basement. The juniors, seniors, senior parents, and class advisers were kept entertained throughout the night by A. Seidlitz's singing and the reading of the wills, his- tory, and prophecy. 61 Choir Rates Superior The concert choir traveled to Havre High School for the Havre Invitational Choir Festi- val. At the District Music Festi- val many groups received I's. The State Festival at Missoula, produced one I and four M's. The Women's Trio received a I, Women's Duet and Ensemble, and vocal solos by A. Seidlitz, and Cari Cramer received M's. ACCOMPANISTS: J. Carter, D. Nealy, C. Cole, Cari Cramer. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR: FIRST ROW: Mr. Thorsen, Director; Chris Standiford, W. Seidlitz, J. Broadhurst, D. Earl, L. Hawks Jack Harden BOW r °r SEC°.ND V Cunderson, D. Nealy, C. Cole, J. Warded, J. Campros, R. Laas,). Carler.C. Harden, K. TURED P Brmkmfn °amer' 6001 LUdW'8' COn' W°'fe' ° Kimba ' 1 Kreici' K Albri8h'- Seidlitz, C. Fritz. NOT PIC- 62 CHORALAIRES: FIRST ROW: C. Cole, A. Seidlitz, Cari Cramer. SECOND ROW: j. Warded, Jennie Ludwig, L. Hawks, R. Laas, K. Dole- zal, j. Carter. THIRD ROW: j. Cicon, jack Harden,). Campros, K. Gifford. FOURTH ROW: R. Wolfe, D. Kimball, J. Krejci, K. Albright. JR. HIGH CHOIR: FIRST ROW: Mr. Thorsen, Director; Colleen Standiford, M. Thompson, S. Hendrix, T. Kolstad, A. Violett, R. Ward, S. Coates, J. Rose, E. Wodarz, Renee Fenger, Cari Cramer, Accompanist. SECOND ROW: K. Christofferson, Robin Meech, M. Minne- han, Jim Fritz, T. Manska, B. Hamel, M. Fenger, M. Duffin, Leslie Griffin, M. Shettel, Ronda Meech. THIRD ROW: E. Buker, K. Crone, S. Krook, P. Wardell, D. Diemert, P. Harmon, T. Kohrman, R. Morkrid, Kay Cushing, Cristi Cramer, Karla Griffin. NOT PICTURED: D. Brown, T. Voise. 63 Junior and Senior High Bands Unite PEP BAND: FIRST ROW: Renee Fenger, Kay Cushing, Rachel Chvilicek, Rachelle Fenger, Rita Chvilicek, S. Dauwalder, M. Standiford, J. Krej L. Lalum. SECOND ROW: K. Gifford, Karla Griffin. THIRD ROW: A. Seidlitz, C. Cole, S. Osterman, K. Manska, E. Buker, Brett Oswood, T. Bi rows. FOURTH ROW: D. Heimbigner, C Broadhurst, S. Kimball, J. Wagner, K. Dolezal, K. Cicon, D. Gunderson. FIFTH ROW Mr Thorse Director; P. Wardell, J. Hofer, j. Gjesdal, C. Krook. NOT PICTURED: K. Crone, T. Kolstad, S. Laird. CONCERT BAND: FIRST ROW: K. Gifford, Karla Griffin, K. Crone, K. Butterfield, L. Jensen, M. Standiford, S. Dauwalder, Rita Chvilicek, acw ii KaJ Sushmg' Rachelle Finger, Renee Finger. SECOND ROW: A. Violett, D. Heimbigner, T. Kolstad, C. Broadhurst, S. Kimball, K. Overlie, C. Cole, S. Osterman, K. Manska, T. Burrows, E. Buker, Brett Oswood. THIRD ROW: K. Dolezal, J. Wagner, K. Cicon Directo NOT nCTU DfrCjMdal Hofer 6 A derS°n' ° F°URTH ' KrCid' L La'Um' ° Sargem' Mr Thorsen; The Pep band performed at all home athletic events and was named the best pep band at the State Class B Boys' Basketball tournament in Bozeman. The concert band performed at three concerts this year, and marched in the Wheat Festival Parade. The jazz band played at all the concerts as well as several local events. The music department raised money for trips through several successful fund raisers, such as the car wash and a show. For the first time in CHS history, the Jr. High and High School bands com- bined. JAZZ BAND: STANDING: C. Cole, K. Cicon, J. Wagner, A. Seidlitz, J. Krejci, D. Gunder- son, C. Krook, P. Warded, S. Laird, K. Manska, K. Dolezal. SEATED: J. Carter, S. Oster- WOMENS' ENSEMBLE: FIRST ROW: Cari Cramer, C Cole, D. Earl, S. Smith, K. Gifford. SEC- SOLO: A. Seidlitz. OND ROW: D. Nealy, J. Warded, K. Dolesal. THIRD ROW: Jenni Ludwig, K. Manska, J. Carter, C. Fritz, A. Seidlitz. MENS'ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: R. Laas L. Hawks j. Campros jack Harden SECOND FOW: P. Brinkman L. Muncy C. Krook B. Kimball THIRD ROW: D. Kimball K. Albright J. Krejci R. Wolfe 65 Band performs at championship pep rally. SOLO: Cari Cramer Lawrence Welk move over! WOMENS' TRIO: J. Wardell, C Cole, J. Carter. WOMENS' DUET: J. Wardell, j. Carter. TRUMPET DUET: K. Cicon, J. Wagner. 66 I'm going to my room!' Huh?' CHS Goes Greek On April 22, twenty-one students of CHS pre- sented the play “Toga! Toga! Toga under the direction of Mrs. Holst. The play attracted the atention of a lot of people to watch the three-act comedy. The play was about George Brewster try- ing to keep his fraternity house running in spite of all the problems occuring for him. He scratches-up his mortagage payments by renting rooms to unu- sual people. The fraternity is attacked by the prin- cipal and fraternity advisor from Kennel High School. Many more cast members are added to the comedy of the play to thicken the plot. 'Let me at him.' Hey, Bro, what's happenm?' Toga! Toga! Toga! Upperclassmen Observe Senate On April 7 and 9 the juniors and seniors traveled to Helena to take in the legislature. Tours were also taken through the New Governor's Mansion, the Old Governor's Mansion, the Montana State Museum of Natural History, and the Cathedral. i A Seniors arrive at the Capitol. But I don't want to see the museum. Lewis and Clark as seen in the Natural History Museum. Senator Kolstad presides over the Senate. What are you looking at Tim? View from the Cathedral in Helena. ORO-Y-PLATA as seen in the Capitol. CHS Diplomats Take Control The first student council meeting set in the fall of '80 was the beginning of a very active year for this year's members. Homecoming and the Annual Wheat Festival were first on the agenda for activities which turned out to be a huge success. Some other projects that came up later in the year were the First Annual Spring Blowout and the purchasing of a coyote to help support the boys basket- ball team at state. The council ended on a good note by having a breakfast during the last week of school. Todd and Bob pose with Wylie. OFFICERS: Donna Raunig, Secretary-Treasurer; C. Harmon, Vice-President; T. Minnehan, President. How did I get myself in this mess? 70 STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: T. Minnehan C. Harmon Donna Raunig SECOND ROW: S. Landreville S. Osterman Jenni Ludwig J. Cicon C. Krook THIRD ROW: A. Chvilicek B. Kimball T. Cramer R. Morkrid S. Dauwalder Students Honored This year's honor society started off with four mem- bers who quickly inducted five more honor students into the club. The honor study hall was painted to make it a confortable place to study. They also hosted its annual men's invitational basketball tournament, along with other projects, to help raise money for the honor society trip. This years club journeyed to Fair- mont Hot Springs for a three-day vacation. HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT ROW: D. Kimball, T. Minnehan, President; C. Krook, C. Cramer. BACK ROW: ). Carter, D. Hills, Vice-President; C. Cole, Historian; C. Harmon, Treasurer; S. Osterman, Secretary. Forensic Team Captivates Audience Lisa performs for the pre-school kids. This years Speech and Drama team, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Holst, proved to be very successful. Even though the team was small, good performances were put out by everyone. All four members placed at Divi- sonals with M. Smith and L. Duffin taking first and fourth respectively with their pantomimes. J. Camp- ros and K. Dolezal captured third with their serious duo. The team then traveled to State at Great Falls where L. Duffin placed sixth on her pantomime. SPEECH AND DRAMA: M. Smith,). Campros, K. Dolezal, L. Duffin. 71 Mathe- maticians Score Well Several students from CHS par- ticiapted in a math meet at KG on January 28. Two teams took part in each of the junior and senior divisions. RIGHT: Sr. Division KG winners: SIT- ING: S. Laird, D. Kimball, T. Minnehan, J. Boucher. STANDING: Cari Cramer, C. Harmon, A. Chvilicek, S. Osterman. BELOW LEFT: jr. Division KG Winners: P. Harmon, K. Griffin, N. Harmon, J. Wagner, B. Kimball, S. Krook, T. Cramer. ABOVE RIGHT: Individual KG Winners: T. Minnehan, fifth place Sr. Dvsn.; J. Boucher, fourth place Sr. Dvsn., N. Har- mon, second place jr. Dvsn.; T. Cramer, third place Jr. Dvsn. CHS also sponsored a math contest for its own students on March 16. RIGHT: STANDING: D. Kimball, third palce; T. Minnehan, second place. SIT- TING: J. Carter, third place; A. Chvilicek, first place. 72 Students on the Go TOP LEFT: U OF M DAYS: Jennie Ludwig, L. Duffin. MIDDLE LEFT: BOYS' STATE: S. Laird, T. Minnehan. MIDDLE RIGHT: GIRLS' STATE: C. Harmon, S. Osterman, Alternate. BOTTOM: HIGH SCHOOL WEEK: T. Minnehan, C. Cole, S. Laird, J. Carter, D. Hills, S. Osterman. 73 Our Spirit is Sky High Planning skits, working in the concession stand, and making signs for tournaments took up a majority of Pep-C Club members time this year. The highlight of the year was an unusual pep rally held outside the Holiday Inn in Bozeman to support the boys at state. Coach McCormick gels his point across. Come on you guys, get in line! Joy and Bruce experience the art of peeling bananas. 74 PEP CLUB: FIRST ROW: Becky Turner, S. Standiford, jeri Ludwig, D. Earl, Jenni Ludwig, Donna Raunig, Cari Cramer, D. Nealy, C. Puglsey, S. Graham, K. Minnehan. SECOND ROW: E. Buker, Rita Chvilicek, M. Shettel, Karla Griffin, Renee Fenger, K. Christofferson, Robin Meech, K. Crone, Ronda Meech, Cristi Cramer, E. Wodarz, S. Coates, M. Standiford, J. Rose, S. Krook, M. Minnehan, Rachel Chvilicek, M. Duffin. THIRD ROW: H. Rockman, T. Seidlitz, N. Harmon, L. Muncy, M. Iverson, D. Meech, j. Sargent, J. Singelmann, D. Hills, S. Osterman, C. Fritz, L. Hanson, K. Dolezal, G. Butler, C. Cole, j. Wardell, R. Wanken, j. Carter, R. Swank, C. Harmon, W. Seidlitz, j. Cicon, J. Broadhurst, K. Albright, B. Muncy, T. Minnehan, D. Kimball, A. Seidlitz, L. Duffin, A. Chvilivek, C. Standiford, V. Gunderson, Mrs. Albright, Adviser; Miss Amdor, Adviser. Cari dresses up for Homecoming activities. 75 Journalists Keep CHS Informed The journalism class proved to have a busy and productive year. The name of the school paper was changed from THE BLUE AND COLD TIMES to THE BLUE PRINT. Six issues of the paper were made while the rest of the class time was devoted to the annual. This years book is based on a theme of people. BUSINESS MANAGERS: S. Laird and D. Gunderson. THE BLUE PRINT EDITORS: T. Minnehan and B. Muncy. SITTING: B. Muncy, T. Minnehan, S. Laird, D. Gunderson. STANDING: Mrs. Brannon, S. Standiford, Jeri Ludwig J Broadhurst S Oster- man, D. Hills, Donna Raunig. 76 Photographers Expose Themselves FIRST SEMESTER R. Swank S. Standiford J. Sargent Jeri Ludwig D. Hills SECOND SEMESTER: J. Broadhurst K. Kammerzell D. Kimball D. Earl Mr. Kascht, instructor. 77 Scientists Excel After many hours of prepara- tion, the Science Club members displayed their projects at the State Science Fair in Missoula on April 10. C. Harmon received a good rating and a bronze rib- bon. Receiving an excellent rat- ing and a silver ribbon was C. Krook. D. Hills received a dou- ble superior rating and two gold ribbons. She was also awarded a $750 scholarship from the Uni- versity of Montana for being fourth overall in high school entries. D. Hills, C. Krook, C. Harmon, Mr. Krook, Adviser. WHAT TIME OF THE DAY IS ROOT TIP MITOSIS IN ALLIUM A. SATIVUM MOST 7 C. Krook — What time of the day is Root Tip Mitosis in Allium A. Sativum most active? C. Harmon — Ultra-Violet Sensitivity of Paramecium, Euglena, and Daphnia. Class Officers zMinmJuw Q ahAicdoxian D. Gunderson, Vice-President; C. Harmon, Presi dent; D. Hills, Secretary-Treasurer. doCoz .: !Bzourn iJvozy to (AJEZ±. cdffirLcot and djzldoar £(u£by Oiisxman DtixA in z ?an ' kV (Amxfztn cAfaxmon Sa£niaioxian OouxAZ in z ?an6 (rU c fCfiion cJ°y zMa £a damfixo otfzzn £oCc D(znny CuifiLny £iCl(zMaubsi cJfaxAtn eScott J aCxA £jmi f uAurig Bxyan l uncy czf inii £urant rom Ufiiilman Sidy TJl utnti JanLni l axJiU Stiuu cWiIon !2 nnU ( Wotfi H7etti O anl iAsi iad.ua.tion dl {ay 24, gS Jeitsxday uras {£z fiuiit and ure zznzsm jsi, dloday C± tfiz fizziznt and (aj£ [i(j£, omozzour i± tfi£ futux£ andut£ dz£am. 84 CARGILL INC. Feed, Grain Ag Chemicals Chester 759-5245 BOYD'S SHEET METAL Lennox Heating Air Conditioning Maytag Appliances Congratulations Seniors' BOYD NEALY —Owner Shelby 434-5118 Fort Benton 622 3371 ARENA MOTEL Site on the ' Dempsey-Gibbons Fight 434-2338 759-5316 Chester CHESTER LIONS CLUB Sponsored by the Chester Lions Club — Boosters of All Chester Youth Activities BERUBE ELECTRIC AND DIESEL PUMP REPAIR Shelby All Diesel Pump Parts Repair Fast Service We do Alternators, Generators, Starters, Turbo-Chargers 434 5853 CHESTER BAKERY The nicest people in the world pass through our door — our customers! Call ahead for Advance Orders CHARLES and ARDESS CONNELL Chester 759-5634 CHEERLEADING Mountain States Office Chris Kolstad Chester, MT Mid-West Sales Office Ma rilyn Gilleland Des Moine, Iowa Southern Sales Office Joe Kolstad Nashville, Tenn. The Nation's Largest Dealer in Cheerleading Fashions. 89 CHESTER MOTORS, INC. 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See Us tor Your Agricultural Implement Parts Chester The Business Managers, Editors, and Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank all the businesses that helped to make the 1981 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. A thank you to Renee Swank for all the photos she contributed to our yearbook. David Gunderson Scott Laird BUSINESS MA NACERS Donna Raunig Sheley Osterman Debbie Hills EDITORS SPONSORSHIPS CHESTER SHELBY Senator and Mrs. Kolstad Buttrey's Jean's Beauty Salon Turner Agency Inc. Don Marble, Law Office Stull's Jewelry Gambles Store Shelby Rexall Drug Albright's Barber Shop J. C.Penney Montana Power Radio T.V. Clinic GALATA Jacobson's Jewelry The General Store