Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1982 volume:

COYOTE 1982 Chester High School Chester. Montana Editors Sharyn Standiford Kurt Kammerzell 4 5 6 niJdpuom Ok e greater the chadenge the greater the glorg. y 10 memories reca are leginninif tfoan J.sroadburst Wendy SeiJfitz 2) avi J pugifetj jU Cl icon $ody Kreja J(urt J( ammerzei [tmS 12 Jfcm argent jerry CjjeiJaf Bek ind you are achievements and a lot of things wed doney before you is a new worfd to explore . Jnd with you are warm wishes that your futu re wi (He one 9n which you (f reach h yoaf you re striving for. eac 13 SI SINDIS 16 A time to remember. Homecoming ’81 wasn’t the best CHS has ever seen; the weather didn’t cooperate and the games fell through, but Coyote spirits were high just the same. TOP LEFT: HOMECOMING ROYALTY: L. Muncy, J. Broadhurst, J. Krejci, J. Ludwig, C. Krook, J. Cicon, D. Kimball, C. Fritz. TOP: Coyote football team. LEFT: Doug and Lyle in the pep assembly. CENTER: Bonfire before the game. BOTTOM LEFT: Special visitors at the assembly. and to forget TOP: CHS girls basketball team rides in the parade. TOP RIGHT: Sophomore first-place float “Dead on Arrival.” RIGHT: Senior second-place float “Hit ’em With Your Best Shot.” BOTTOM RIGHT: A. Seidlitz dressed up for crazy day during spirit week. 17 Covotes are Tough guvs The Coyotes began their season explosive- ly under first year coach. Bill Schlepp, by shutting out the favored Shelby squad 28-0. Being outweighed in every game, the Coyotes still had a successful season losing only two of eight games and winding up undefeated on the raod. Some of the brighter spots of the season were the overtime victory 16-3 over the division champion Simms Tigers, and the romping of the Harlem Wildcats 53-6. A major part of the offensive and defensive line will be returning as seniors next year which should make for another impressive season. Shelby Valier Belt Simms Fairfield Havre JV Cascade Harlem VARSITY SCORES OPP. 0 6 6 13 28 CHS 28 0 20 16 0 20 31 53 Doug adds an extra point. 18 SENIORS: L. Muncy, K. Albright, G. Buffington, D. Kimball, K. Kammerzell, CHEERLEADERS: K. Gifford, S. Standiford, J. Broadhurst, J. Ludwig. Art Lalum Memorial — most dedicated player award. Coach Schlepp D. Kimball — Shrine game, All-State. L. Muncy — All-State. LEFT: ALL-CONFERENCE: BOTTOM: D. Meech, M. Iverson, L. Muncy, S. Chadwick, B. Kimball. TOP: G. Buffington, D. Kimball, K. Kammerzell, V. Fraser. NOT PICTURED: R. Wolfe. 19 Mike concentrates on the ball. Kurt burns Harlem defenders. Seniors and their parents before last home game. Defensive line holds on fourth down. 21 22 Fast break Twelve girls moved on to the game floor at the end of August to prepare for their first game September 4. Out of the 12, J. Cicon, D. Nealy, K. Minnehan, D. Earl, Staci Graham, and C. Pugsley had previous varsi- ty experience, while A. Chvilicek, N. Har- mon, T. Seidlitz, G. Butler, R. Wanken and H. Rockman played for their first varsity year. The girls played a total of 18 games plus divisionals held in Fairfield, November 5-7. Propects for next year good good as there will be a large portion of this year’s team returning for the 1982-83 season. ALL-CONFERENCE: Staci Graham; SENIOR AI I-m 'FFRF .TF- J rir«n FRONT ROW: H. Rockman, Manager; R. Wanken, G. Butler, T. Seidlitz, C. Pugsley, D. Nealy, C. Standiford, Manager. BACK ROW: P. Gliko, Asst. Coach; K. Minnehan, Staci Graham, A. Chvilicek, D. Earl, J. Cicon, N. Harmon, M. Gebhardt, Head Coach. Should I or shouldn't I? CHEERLEADERS: S. Standiford, K. Gifford, J. Lud- wig, J. Broadhurst. Valier Harlem Fairfield Cascade Belt Simms Harlem Fairfield Cascade Belt Simms Valier Fairfield Cascade Harlem GIR15’ BASKETBALL OPP CHS 59 40 54 43 48 30 48 37 49 41 85 42 38 35 58 28 34 47 47 36 61 42 34 54 Divisionals-Fairfield 48 30 28 33 50 44 23 Rae shoots for two. Dianne tips off against Fairfield. JR. HIGH FRONT ROW: E. Wooarz L. Nahrgang K. VanDessel D. Lalum BACK ROW: M. McLean, Coach Sheila Graham J. Wolfe M. Standiford L. Harmon Coach Gebhardt P. Gliko, Head Coach; S. Krook, Ronda Meech, K. Christofferson, Robin Meech, Cristi Cramer, Rita, Rachel Chvilicek, K. Griffin, K. Cushing, E. Buker, R. Fenger, M. Minnehan, H. Johnson, Asst. Coach. Working for the Weekend The Coyotes, under first-year coach Mike McLean, finished conference play in fourth place with a 6-6 record. In their first tournament game the Coyotes defeated Valier 50-46. Their next game was against Harlem and the Coyotes were defeated 69-35. This pul them into a Satur- day morning game against Fairfield. The Coyotes played a tough game and defeated Fairfield by the score of 61-48. They played Valier again in the consolation game and won. 55-47, putting them in a Monday night challenge game against Simms. They defeated the Tigers 47-46. This left one play off game between the Coyotes and the state tour- nament, but it was not to be as the Malta Mustangs ended the Coyotes' season with a 75-54 loss. Next year Chester will be playing in a different conference and will be playing in two tournaments, district and divisionals, in order to go to state. CHEERLEADERS: K. Minnehan, J. Broadhurst, D. Nealy, i. Ludwig. BOYS' BASKETBALL OPP. CHS Cut Bank Tournev Shelby 38 48 Cut Bank 39 53 Conference Valier 59 57 Fairfield 54V 57 Cascade 39 71 Harlem 56 52 Simms 59 52 Harlem 56 47 Fairfield 46 50 Belt 58 68 Cascade 42 71 Belt 67 66 Simms 61 52 Valier 54 64 Divisionals-Great Falls Valier 56 60 Harlem 69 35 Fairfield 48 61 Valier-C onsolation 47 55 Simms-( hallenge 46 47 Plav-off-Malta Malta 75 54 KNEELING: E. Seidlitz, M. Iverson, D. Meech, B. Earl, D. Raunig, B. Kimball, T. Cramer. STANDING: M. Gebhardt, Asst. Coach; K. Kam- merzell, S. Chadwick, G. Buffington, R. Wolfe, L. Muncy, D. Kimball, V. Fraser, M. McLean, Head Coach; J. Sargent, Manager. HoM 'tm defrwse Let’s go. B-SQUAD: FRONT: Kerfc Wooley. SECOND ROW: SeUlitz, T. iraa r. THIRD ROW: I- llawks, R. Laav FOURTH ROW: R. Waakea. Maaager; M. Gebhardt, Coach; N. Har- JV CHEFJtLEADFRS: BOTTOM: C. Pafsley. M. Minaehaa. Stad (.raham. TOP: Roods M «rk C-SQUAD: R. Rooky. Coach; S. KinbalL C. Broadharst. L. Cole, K. Ocoa. T. kohrman. R. Morkrid. Kelly Wooley. J. W agaer. T. KoHlad. The 1981-82 Chester Coyotes with their second place divisional trophy. 31 Dean-fense JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: Emily Wodarz. BACK: D. I .alum, L. Nahrgang, M. Standiford. Eighth Grade B. Oswood R. Ward A. Violett B. Anderson J. Albee P. Harmon N. Heimbigner D. Diemert T. Burrows G. Grammar G. kulpas. Coach Sheila Graham Seventh Grade FRONT: D. Snyder J. Keith J. Standiford J. Iverson K. Smith BACK: Sheila Graham K. Deimert Matthew Fenger J.Johannes A. Hanson R. Spicher Erick Wodarz G. Kulpas, Coach I knew there'd be days like this. Takedown The Coyotes saw their first action in Fort Benton in a meet held on November 21. The eight wrestlers this year participated in 12 meets. The Coyote fans were lucky enough to enjoy two meets at home this year. Divisionals were held at Chinook on February 5. The team included three seniors, two juniors, and three sophomores. FRONT ROW: J. Fritz, D. Hendrix, B. Turner. D. Overlie. BACK ROW: S. Smith. Manager; P. Brinkman, U. Pugsley. K. Albright, J. Hofer. D. Wooley, Coach. 33 Kirby Albright — 155 35 And the winner is ... SENIORS: S. Smith, Manager, D. Pugsley, K. Albright, P. Brinkman, S. Standiford. l aurelle poses for the crowd. Junior High FRONT ROW: D. Wooley, Coach, K. Li mesa nd, V. Cole, T. Burrows, K. Wooley, J. Iverson, D. Snyder, S. Smith, Manager. SECOND ROW: M. Wickum, B. Wiley, T. Grammar, J. Wolfe, D. Diemert, K. Matt- son, K. Diemert, K. Smith. CHEERLEADERS: K. Gifford, D. Earl, S. Standiford. 36 The Tracksters Keep on Runnin The Chester track team finished a successful season by taking first place at the Divisional track meet held in Great Falls at Memorial Stadium May 21-22. Ten boys qualified for the State meet in Bill- ings May 28-29. At Divisional L. Muncy took first in the shot put and discus and D. Kimball placed first in the triple jump, high jump, and I O high hurdles. Moving on to State, L. Muncy won the shot put, D. Kimball placed fourth in the high hurdles for a total of eight points. NEW RECORD SET IN '82 Shot Put — Lyle Muncy Distance — 51 '3 I 300m. Hurdles — Doug Kimball Time 41:8 3200m. Run — Carson Krook Time 10:13 Ass’t. Coach, B. Schlepp; T. Seidlit , Robin Meech, R. Wankcn, G. Butler, C. Didier. S. Graham, Head Coach, D. Wicks. ____ FRONT ROW: Kevin Wooley, B. Kimball, R. Wotfe, S. Kimball. L. Cole, T. Kohrman. BACK ROW : Ass't Coach, B. Schlepp, D. Kimball, ( Krook, L. Muncy, G. Buffington, S. Chadwick, D. Wicks, Head Coach. Lyle heaves for another record. Doug playing Ronaldo Nehimia. I et it fly, Gary. Set that pace, C arson. Robin wins again. Ix ok at Trina fly. 39 Couches: B. Schlepp, D. Wicks. Spear throwers get ready for event. JUNIOR HIGH TRAC K: FRONT ROW: J. Stanford K. VanDessel Sheila Graham Hmily Wodarz J. Keith BACK ROW: D. Snyder D. Diemert S. Dauwalder N. Heimbigner T. Burrows COACH: M. Gebhart 40 Let’s Get Physical K. Van Dessel, L. Nahrgang, J. Wolfe, I). 1-alum, S. Daunalder, Rita Cbvilicek, Robin Meech, Emily W odarz, S. Standiford, Miss Dailey, C oach J. ( icon, Cari Cramer, C. Standiford, D. Nealy. ... and animal 42 I got it? What style! . Cindy Butier Shane Chadwick Amy Chvilicck Charlotte Didier Dawn Earl Vic Fraser Kathy Gifford Kyle Griffin Vicki Gunderson Darren Hamel Carla Harden Loren Hawks Cheri Heimbigner Dan Hendrix Julie Hills 44 1 9 8 3 Jim Hofcr Mike Iverson Robbie Laas Barry Lomen Larry Lalum Donald Mecch Blaine Meissner Kelly Minnehan Dianne Nealy Laura Overlie Scott Ross Chris Standiford Scott Swanson Ramona Thompson Kevin Warner 45 Tamara Albee Jody Blatter Gina Butler James Cockran Todd Cramer Brett Earl Joe Fritz Staci Graham Lisa Hanson Nancy Harmon Brian Hodges Bob Kimball Taun Kultgen SECRETARY-TREASURER - Todd Cramer VICE PRESIDENT — Bob Kimball PRESIDENT Dean Raunig 46 Darren Overlie Cathy Pugslcy Dean Raunig Heidi Rockman Eugene Scidlitz Trina Scidlitz Mike Smith Clay Stratton Edward Thcilman Glenn Thompson Blaine Turner Rae Lynn Wanken Russell Wolfe Tim Wolfe Kevin Wooley Dean Zorn 47 Craig Broadhurst Eva Buker K. Christofferson Rachel Chvilicek Rita Chvilcek Kevin Cicon Lenny Cole Cristi Cramer Kay Cushing Michael Fenger Renee Fenger Jim Fritz Karla Griffin Brian Hamel Steve Hendrix Tim Hofer Scott Kimball Tim Kohrman Tim Kolstad Stephanie Krook -TREASURER Ronda | VICE PRESIDENT—TiaUULtid—J PRESIDENT - Scott Kimball 48 Terry Manska Robin Meech Ronda Meech Molly Minnehan Ray Morkid Colleen Standiford Jack Wagner Pat Waite Philipp Wardell Kelly Woolcy Thcs McMillin Class of 1998? 49 c I a s s Bryan Anderson Travis Burrows Kathy Butterfield Stacey Dauwalder Darron Dicmert Mark Duffin Rachcllc Fcnger Gavin Grammar Pat Harmon Donovan Heimbigner Neil Heimbigner Leslie Jensen James McMillin Brett Oswood Dennis Sargent Marcia Standiford Milly Shettcl Miriam Thompson Aaron Violctt Tracy Voise Ricky Ward Emily Wodarz NT — Travis Burrows RY-I RF SURER — Neil Heimbigner SlOgfcj EErroiTPieroert Jim Albee 50 Denise Denier Kelcey Diemert Matthew Fenger Sheila Graham Lisa Griffin Leslie Griffin Alrik Hanson Laurie Harmon Jack Johannes Jimmy Keith Debbie Lalum Julie McMillin Lisa Nahrgang Kelly Smith George Smith Dennis Snyder Randy Spichcr John Standiford Karla VanDessel Erick Wodarz Janinc Wolfe 51 Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Miss Amdor, Rajon Fraser, Margie Wodarz, Lourie Shettel, Vince Cole, Stacy Violett, Andrew Clark, Kip Limesand, Johnny Sheldon. SECOND ROW : Stefani Christofferson, C. J. Manska, Kevin Mattson, Travis Grammar, Mike Wickum, Conrad Heimbigner, Bryon Wiley. I HIRD ROW: Bonn Kohrman, Jody Voise, Jason Wanken, Jeff Dahlen, Todd Wanken, Ken W oolev, I e Butterfield Daron Spicber, Justin Wolfe. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Kal Kenfield, Brad Kimball, Chris Wickum, Becky Brown, Stephanie Anderson, Juanita Seidlitz, Kwila Hodges, Mary Fenger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Butler, Chris Cady, Robbie Shepherd, Mark Dauwalder, Joey McCain, Cordon Standiford, Dean Denter, Shannon Mader, Terri Shepherd. THIRD ROW: Craig Jensen, Kraig Warner, Justin Marble, Jermy Ward, Kent Mattson, Marty Duffin, Teresa Dahlen, Tracey Nordstrom, Mindi Ashley, Jenni Harrison. Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Kevin I.alum, Coby Woods, Georgina Woods, Holly Krook, Tawna Meldrum, Haley Minnehan, Hildee Rockman, l e McMillin, Lisa Snyder, Wendy Overlie. SECOND ROW7: Mrs. Aitken, Tony Wolfe, Ronell Ward. Roy Williamson, Ivan Wodarz, Collin Stone, Kendra W'ooley, Mary Smith, Gail Morkrid, Deanna Romain. THIRD ROW: A. J. Stone, Brad Wiley, Kent Graham, Andrea Green, Lisa Burrows, Jennifer Fritz, Julie Ruddick, Shani Anderson, Jim Fnglund, Jess Mangold. Donald Shettel. NOT PICTURED: Tara Broadhurst. Third Grade FIRST ROW: Jason Erickson, John C arlson, Sarah Brown, Bryan Oswood, Aaron Rocks, Wendy Moore, Jessie C'aliman, Becky Chappell. SECOND ROW: Amy Streit, ( harlean Clark, C hristina Morgan, Tom Dahinden, Nathan Wilson, Jennings Johnson. Mark Limesand, Wallace Jeppeson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Rooley, Jerrie Johannes, Jay Marble, Robert Keith, Brad Kammerzell. Azalea Nation, Judd Fraser, Dawna Owens. 53 Second Grade FIRS I ROW: Angie Morkrid, Ryan W'ickum, Ed Cole, Chris Cyganowski, Rory Seidlitz, I.ana Steven, Monica Smith, Corinne Kezar. SE- COND ROW': Miss Dailey, Kristin Hertzog, Kathy Englund, Irvin Williamson, Jason Larson, Darrin Eraser, I an Smith. Mark C ramer, Kim Stone, C hub Woods. NOT PICTURED: Erick Iverson. Second Grade FIRST ROW: Angie Fritz, Rebekah C aliman, C or) Moore, Hubbel Rockman, Dean Keith, Bobbie Grammar, Jerry Spicher Darrell Carlstad f bar lie Th.elman. SFXOND ROW: Mrs. Weinert, Mindy Mattson. Jason Brese. Jack Norris. Wesli Romain. Robert Pubt, Tim Meldrum' Jami Nordstrom, tan Shepherd. 54 First Grade FIRST ROW: Ahia Guertzgen, David Mangold, Koni Pulst, Mitchell Overlie, Rachel Brown, David Erickson, Jeff Harrison. SECOND ROW: Miss Murphy, Jason Swanson, Jeremy Speer, Tessa Sheldon, Jolene Standiford, Diann Elverud, Monica Woods. First Grade FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ludwig, Jeremy Hawks, Bernice C lark, Melissa W ilson, Tanya Ihielman, C assaundra Nation, Eric Lahuda. C had Christenot. SECOND ROW: Shawn Frederickson, Jeffrey Mattson, Darci Anderson, Shauna McMann, Aaron Hunnewell, Michael Backen, Cory l.aird. Kindergarten FIRST ROW : Rikki Evans, Christi Carlstad, Tia Warded, Brock Gummer, Jaci Streit, Daniel Violett. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Brown Janie Romain, Dani I -arson. Heather Olsson, Tim Mullette, Lucas Kammerzell, Joshua Brown, David Smith. FIRST ROW : Ronnie Clark, Missy Sands, Hapi Tempel, Joshua W ebb, Jason Thielman, Angela Stone. SEC OND ROW: Mrs. Brown C hris Swanson, Brandon Martin, Erin Albee, Curt Cady, Mandy Jacobson, Kelci Kulpas, Jenny W ickum. DIRECTORS □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a Calvin Moore Principal, Psychology Violet Hills Elementary Principal Robert Chvilicek Superintendent 58 Rod Holden Business Manager Carol Wilson Secretary Debbie Brown Secretary tarry Bassett Janitor Spike Stone Janitor Lila Didier Janitor it s a Living Sharia Moore Title I Lois Schaub Assistant Librarian Cooks: Ruth Lveland, Gloria Boyer, Bonnie Overlie, Martha Wright, Dorothy Overlie. Ruth Jordon Resource Room 59 60 Jan Albright French, Business X Marvin Gebhardt Math Harold Johnson Student Teacher Shop Helen Brannon English, Business Patty Gliko English Steve Kascht Art, Photography Pat Eveland Home Ec Jane Heenan Self-Contained Marvin Krook Science Gerald Kulpas Counselor, Government Mike McLean Physical Education Sandy Meech Speech Therapist Dan Woo lev Shop William Schlepp History Gerry Unterseher library Don VanDessel P.E., Drivers Ed Evie Solberg English L Dale Wicks Math, Science Larry Thorson Music 61 Give Me a Break Souriez si vous parter francais A teacher's life is rewarding. A teacher has to get into his work. CLOSE UPS n PlBK i R T| M- «andiford, K. C hristofferson, D. Dentcr, Rachelle Fenger, S. Dauwalder, J. Johan- nLrKTmi n Bn«Tnf D| K.‘ !fl?rd’ K Pu erfi1eld- L- Jensen, Rita and Rachel (hivilicck, K. C ushing, Renee Fenger, C. n Hrimh R KR?V' ?ahrgang, L- Hawks, P. Warden, J. Gjesdal, C. Krook. FOURTH ROW: J. Keith, A. Violett, O. Heimbigner, K. Griffin, T. Kolstad, K. Manska, C. Broadhurst, S. Kimball, T. Burrows, K. Dolezal, B. Oswood, J. Wagner, E. Buker, K. R?rhll rhTnvt FI| nTr OW: Bu,,crfield' L Jensen, D. Denter, K. Christofferson, M. Standiford, S. Dauwalder, Rita and n n k’ RaclJ H FcnSer- SECOND ROW: D. Laium, J. Wolfe, L. Nahrgang, K. Overlie, K. Griffin, Sheila Graham, E. Buker, B. vT ’s K 7� r r as • x F u hinR' Renee Fenger. THIRD ROW: J. Gjesdal. B. Anderson. L. C ole, K. C icon, J. Wagner. K. Dolezal, S. Kimball, C. Broadhurst, T. Kolstad, D. Heimbigner, A. Violett, J. Keith, N. Heimbigner, P. Warded. FOURTH ROW- C Krook J. Johannes, I). Sargent, C. Cramer, Mr. Thorsen, Director; L. Ulum. J. Krejci. 64 SAX QUARTET: A. Seidlitz, K. Griffin, R. Barrcms, K. Manska. While the Jazz and Concert Band played at four concerts this year, the Concert Band also mar- ched in the annual Homecoming Parade. Raising money for new uniforms, the Pep Band also had a successful year playing at all home athletic events. IAZZ BAND: FIRST ROW: C. Cramer, K. Griffin, A. Seidlitz, K. Manska, K. DoiezaL SE- :OND ROW: K.Cicon,S. Ross, P. Wardell, J.Krejci 1 SAX SOLO: K. Manska. 65 We Got the Beat f C— SEC°ND ROW: K. DCe-l. C. Salford. D. Ne.,,. K. 66 Traveling to Shelby for the District Music Festival, many groups received and II ratings. Several groups attended the Honors Concert in Cut Bank. Accom- panied by C. Cramer. A. Seidlit: and K Manska went to State at Missoula. The Choraliers also performed for Father Petit's twenty-fifth anniversary. ACCOMPANISTS: D. Neals. Crisii ( miner. L. Hanson. Can Cramer. MEN'S ENSEMBLE: FIRST ROW: l Hanks, T. Cramer. SECOND ROW: B. Kimball. J. Krejci, J. ampros THIRD ROW: J. (infer, C. Krook. I- Mimes. FOl RTH ROW: B. Meissner. K. bright. D. FRFSH-SOPH WOMEN'S ENSEMBLE: FIRST ROW: N. Harmon. K. «shing. Ronda Meecb. I- Hanson. SECOND ROW: Crisli Cramer. Renee Fenger. Karla Orillia. THIRD ROW: ( olleen Sundiford. M. Minnehan. H. Rockman. S. PIANO SOLO: lisa Hanson Orabam. 67 HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR: FIRST ROW: W. Seidlitz, Cristi Cramer, J. Hofer, R. laas, L. Hawks, T. Cramer, A. Seidlitz, C. Fritz, S. Smith, K. Dolezal, K. Manska. SECOND ROW : Colleen Standiford, Chris Standiford, S. Krook, M. Minnehan, B. Kimball, C. Krook, L. Muncv, K. Gifford, L. Hansen, Ronda Meech, R. Fencer, Karla Griffin, K. Cushing. THIRD ROW : C. Cramer, J. C icon, D. Nealy, H. Rockman. FOURTH ROW: B. Meissner, K. Albright, D. Pugsley, D. Kimball, J. Krejci, R. Wolfe, Staci Graham, N. Harmon. JR. HIGH CHOIR: FIRST ROW: Mr. Thorsen, Director, K. Gifford, Accompanist, D. Laium, P. Demarest, Sheila Graham, J. Wolfe, L. Har- mon, T. Voise, M. Shettel, L. Nahrgang. SECOND ROW: D. Snyder, Lisa and I slie Griffin, J. McMillin, I). Denter, M. Thompson, Emily Wodarz, K. YanDessel, K. Smith. Third Row': J. Iterson, G. Smith, R. Ward, K. Diemert, A. Violett, Eric Wodarz, R. Spicher, J. Standiford. FOURTH ROW: J. Albee, M. Duffin, G. Grammar, P. Harmon, A. Hansen, I). Diemert, M. Fenger. 68 J. Sargent vs. M. Batey. Blaine Meissner plans his next punch. Hit ’Em With Your Best Shot On April 28. 22 CHS students traveled to Bis San- dy for their first experience in a boxing smoker. Chester came out victorious, winning 13 matches and losing 9. Mr. Schlepp and Ralph O'Neil coached the Chester team. Toby’s down for the count. FRONT: B. Lomen, D. Overlie, Kelly Wooley, D. Meech, T. Cramer, S. Kimball, B. Earl, Joe Fritz, M. Iverson, P. Warded, L. Cole. BACK: K. Warner, K. Albright, I). Kimball, S. Chadwick, Kevin Wooley, B. Meissner, R. W olfe, B. Kimball, K. KammerzelU Mr. Schlepp, Coach. NOT PICTURED: V. Fraser, J. Sargent. 59 I think you do it like this. Where’s your date Carla? Smile, Jim. PROM KING AND QUEEN: Lyle Muncy and Anne Seidlitz. 70 Give Me Your Love” Jr.-Sr. Prom 1982 SERVERS: STANDING: Emily Wodarz, B. Oswood, D. Diemert, J. Albee, N. Heimbigner, P, Demarest. SITTING: S. Dauwalder, M. Standiford. April 17, 1982, was the date for the Jr.-Sr. Prom which was decorated in pastels consisting of yellow, pink, turquoise, and green. At midnight Lyle Muncy and Anne Seidlitz were crowned King and Queen. Music was pro- vided by The Generics” from Missoula. It can't be that funny. PROM ROYALTY: STANDING: Anne Seidlitz, David Pugsley, Kurt Kammerzell, Lyle Muncy, Carson Krook, Joan Broadhurst. SI 1 IIM. Jeri Ludwig, Carrie Fritz. Jr.-Sr. Banquet Held in the Catholic Church basement, the Jr.-Sr. Banquet was attended by juniors, advisors, seniors, and their parents. After dining, the students, parents, and faculty were entertained by the reading of the class history, wills, and prophecy. Carson thanks the junior class. D. Raunig and L. Muncy, first team all conference tournament. 72 Doug enjoys Lyle’s sense of humor. Basketball Honored D. Kimball, ALL-STATE first team. Blinded bv Science Mr. Krook pians to blow up the lab! This year's science club, under the direction of Mr. Krook, had seven members. Carson Krook received a superior for his project called Ecological Survey of a Fresh Water Reser- voir along with two scholarships to the Univer- sity of Montana. Phil Wardell, Stef Krook and Robin Meech received excel lent s. and Amy Chvilicek, Nancy Harmon and Karla Griffin received good ratings. The State Science Fair was held on April 16 and 17 in Missoula and while they were there the members attended the movie Deathtrap UWU' SURVEY OF A FRESH WATER RESERVOIR proi;h]uh: Carson received a superior on his project entitled “Fcological Survey of a Fresh Water Pond. SITTING: S. Krook Robin Meech STANDING: C. Krook, President A. Chvilicek, Vice President K. Griffin, Historian N. Harmon, Secretary-T reasurer P. Wardell Student Council The Student Council, under the leader- ship of D. Kimball. C. Krook and Cari Cramer, started out the 1981-82 school year by organizing Homecoming. At Christmastime, the Council helped plan the volleyball tournment and ordered the movie Takedown. This year's Student Council advisors were Mr. Moore and Mr. Kulpas. Math Winners On March 9, Chester High School held its annual math contest. Kelly Lakey plac- ed first. Julie Hills got second and Janna Singelmann and Shane Chadwick tied for third. I ft to Right: J. Hills, S. Chadwick, K. Lakey, J. Singlemann. Officers; D. Kimball. President; C an Cramer. Secretary; C. Krook. Vice President. Sitting: P. Harmon. B. Kimball. K. Minnchan. Cristi C ramer. Standing: C. Krook. I). Kimball. K. Criffin. J. C icon, D. I alum. J. I ad wig, (, Cramer, A. CVilicek, C. Pugsley. 74 OFFICERS: J. l-odwig. Secretary; K. l-akfs. Vie President; k. Dole ml. President. National Honor Society This year's Honor Society added eight new members at the beginning of the year: K. Manska. K. Lakey, K. Dolezal, J. Ludwig, S. Standiford, K Minnehan, D. Nealy and A. Chvilicek. The group started the year off right by going to the Mediterranean Room for dinner, and to the movie “Continental Divide. The Honor Society's big project was hosting the men's basketball tournament and with a basketball raffle, the group raised SI25 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The Honor Society advisor is Mr. Kulpas. 75 SITTING: K. Manska. k. Minnehan. Cari Cramer, D. Seals. J. Lndwtg. STANDING: k. Lakes, A. (Vilicek. D. Kimball. C. krook. k. Dole aL S. Standiford. Freeze Frame PHOTOGRAPHY: FIRST SEMESTER: SITTING: C. Harden Kyle Griffin P. Brinkman STANDING: K. Lakey L. Muncy B. Earl I). Raunig S. Swanson INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Kacht SECOND SEMESTER: FRONT ROW: S. Smith R. Wanken T. Seidlitz BACK ROW: D. Hamel D. Pugsley K. Albright B. Meissner R. Robinson 76 “What’s the Scoop.” Journalists? COYOTE EDITORS: K. Kammerzell and S. Standiford. COYOTE STAFF CO-EDITORS: S. Standiford, K. Kammerzell. ACTIVITIES A ORGANIZATIONS: J. Hills, C. Standiford, A. Chvilicek, K. Minnehan, I). Meech. SPORTS: V. Fraser, C. Standiford, D. Meech, A. Chvilicek, M. Iverson, C. Harden, K. Minnehan. CLASSES: C. Harden, K. Minnehan. FACULTY: C. Heimbigner, J. Hills. BUSINESS MANAGERS: M. Iverson, J. Broadhurst. PHOTOGRAPHER: K. Kammerzell. THE BLUE PRINT EDITORS: J. Broadhurst and K. Minnehan. !ell, D. Meech, M. Iverson. STANDING: J. Broadhurst, C. Standiford. h. Minnehan, A. Chvilicek, C , Standiford. _ 77 OFFICERS: J. Cicon, Vice-President, Singlemann, Secretary- FI.AGBEARERS: W. Seidlitz, A. Seidlitz, K. Dolezal, Cari Cramer. Treasurer, C. Fritz, President. O. Earl. ADVISORS: Miss Dailey, Mrs. Albright. OFFICERS: J. Cicon, Vice-President; C. Fritz, President; J. Singlemann, Secretary- Treasurer; J. Ludwig, K. Minnehan, J. Broadhurst, D. Nealy, W. Seidlitz, K. Dolezal. SITTING: L. Nahrgang, Emily Wodarz, M. Stan- ford, D. Laium, K. VanDessel, Sheila Graham, J. Wolfe, L. Harmon, L. Hawks, A. Chridcek, Rita Clmlicek, Colleen Standiford, L. Hanson, Rachel (Tmlicek, S. Swanson, D. Meech,T. Cramer, J. Hills, K. Manska, E. Buker, Renee Fenger, Karla Griffin, T. Seidlitz, M. Duffin, K. Butterfield, S. Smith, Chris Standiford, Cristi Cramer, N. Harmon, Wanken, T. Albee. K. lakey, B. Meissner, V. Fraser, J. Sargent, K. Cushing, Robin Meech, S. Krook, K. Christofferson, K. Albright, D. Kimball, L. Muncy, P. W arded, B. Kimball, D. Raunig, B. Earl. 78 Honored BOYS STATE DELEGATES: Carson Krook and Doug GIRLS STATE DELEGATES: Cari Cramer and K. Manska. ALTERNATES: Kimball. k. Dolezal and J. Ludwig. HIGH SCHOOL WEEK PARTICIPANTS: FIRST ROW: K. Lakey, A. Seidlitz, K. Manska, C. Fritz. SECOND ROW: J. Cicon, J. Kreici, K. Kammerzell, D. Kimball. U OF M DAYS PARTICIPANTS: Cari C armer, Carson Krook, and Jeri Ludwig. 80 Speech and Drama — To be or not to be” MISS GLIKO, Advisor: C. Didier, K. Dolezal, K. Griffin, J. Campros, Kevin Wooley, M Smith. 81 Ix ok mom, no hands. Fame On May 7 at 7:30 p.m. the CHS student presented a three-act play in the auditorium entitl- ed ARSENIC AND OLD LACE.” The fourteen characters were under the direction of Miss Solberg. The play is a story of two eccentric old ladies who innocently poison old men out of pity. CAST OF CHAR.4CTERS Abbey Brewster The Rev. Dr. Harper. . .. Teddy Brewster Officer Brophv Officer Kleiny Martha Brewster Elaine Harper Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs Jonathan Brewster Dr. Einstein Officer O’Hara Lieutenant Rooney Mr. Witherspoon Jonathan is nabbed by the cops. Ha, ha, another victim. Inhaling helps. But one kiss isn’t enough. 82 Dl D)ay Do Remember . . . (graduation 1982 teve in 3f you can fiue the fife that you hefii 3nd trust your judyment and maturity 3hen you ff he, not fust happy and success fuf, But the worthwhife person you are meant to he. 86 PRODUCTION SPONSORS LIBERTY BANK From Agricultural To Pleasure Loans We Will Help You To Meet Your Needs Chester 759-5106 SNYDER’S DENT SHOP “You Dent Them, We Rebend Them” DENNIS SNYDER Owner Chester 759-5542 LARSON’S CLOTHING AL LARSON — Owner Shelby 159 Main 434-5112 B W THRIFTWAY We Serve the Nicest People With the Best of Products “Congratulations Seniors” RON and DELLA WOLERY ART and CAROL BARROWS Chester 759-5434 RAINBOW CONOCO 400 Main Street Shelby 434-2671 COAST TRADING CO Lothair 432-2831 SCHAUB CONSTRUCTION See Us Now For All Your Insulating Needs LON and LEO SCHAUB BRUCE FINNEMAN 89 Grain Cleaning, Handling, Treating CHESTER LIONS CLUB Sponsored by the Chester Lions Club — Boosters of All Chester Youth Activities YACKLEY’S FUEL SUPPLY Bulk Delivery to Your Farm Gases — Grease — Tires — Oils BILL YACKLEY Owner Chester 759-5716 ROCKMAN FUNERAL CHAPEL 759-5550 Chester LIBERTY COUNTY TIMES Montana’s Best Little Newspaper Printing — Advertising Ask us About Quick Print Chester IRVIN HUTCHISON — Publisher 759-5535 LIBERTY ELECTRIC Residential, Commercial Industrial, Elevators, Farm Ranch Trenching “We Do it Right the First Time” MARVIN WILSON Master Electrician Chester 759-5334 FARMERS UNION GIA Market Your Grain Through GTA Feed and Fertilizer TIM CAMPBELL Manager 759-5145 DARBY O’BRIEN AGENCY “Your Insurance Man” Fast Friendly Insurance Chester 759-5125 91 Chester CHESTER MOTORS INC. 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