Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1983 volume:

COYOTE 1983 Chester High School Chester, Montana Editors Julie Hills Chris Staudiford TABLE OF COATEJVTS SENIORS 3 CLASSES 15 FACULTY 39 SPORTS 35 ACTIVITIES 61 GRADUATION 83 SPONSORS 87 SENIORS Loren Howks. President Mike Iverson: Vice President Donnie Meech: Secretory-Treasurer 4 Colori: Blue,Sil 31 ower: White IZjie Charlotte 2) id ier Rshert jCi acis Blaine M eiAAner Ok, amona Thompson J(evin Wt arner yaiauiifiiuBia J Sense oft unior is tile a Lilly to recognize the absurdity of the position one yets into from time to time. '■ ■■ L Z 0 ■ : stir 6 7 9 10 11 JU-, ML m.LJs verson J JL W awn .arrij JU um 12 rjComen Victor Eraser Seniors °f 83 4 friend is Someone who understands your past, believes in your future and accepts your today just tbe way you are. 3 L am only one, UJ am one, cannot do everything, hut Jh can do domethiny. 4nd what 9 do, that 9 ouyht to do. sdnd what Jh ouyht to do, Jh wi ■a jo. can 14 CLASSES Tommy Albee Mac Cochran Todd Cromer Moggie Doon Brerr Eorl Joe Fritz Sroci Grohom Liso Hanson Noncy Harmon Brian Hodges Bob Kimball Taun Kulrgen Paul Nordstrom Darren Overlie Cathy Pugsley Guess Who??? 16 Lisa HonsoniSecreotory — Treasurer Sraci Graham - Vice President Todd Cromer: President Dean Raunig Heidi Rockman Eguene Seidlitz Trino Seidlitz Mike Smith Cloy Stratton Ed Thielmon Glenn Thompson Blaine Turner RoeLynn Wanken Russell Wolfe Kevin Wooley J u 11 1 o r § 17 Rob Borrows Lorifo Bordelon Croig Broodhursr Evo Buker Korlon Chrisrofferson Rochel Chvilicek Riro Chvilicek Kevin Cicon Lenny Cole Cristi Cromer Koy Cushing Mike Fenger Renee Fenger Jim Frirz Korlo Griffin Brion Homel 1« Jim Frirz: President Stephanie Krook: Vice President Robin Meech: Secretary-Treasurer s o P h o I I o r e Steve Hendrix Tim Hofer Scott Kimboll Tim Kohrman Tim Kolsrad Srephonie Krook Terry Monsko Robin Meech Rondo Meech Molly Minnehon Roy Morkrid Colleen Stondiford Pot Waite Phil Wordell Rebelle West Kelly Wooley 19 Jomes Albee Bryon Anderson Travis Burrows Karhy Butterfield Matthew Hofer Leslie Jensen Daniel Kultgen Brett Oswood Millie Shertel Marcio Stondiford Miriam Thompson Aaron Violett (Lick Ward Emily Wodorz Rochelle Fenger Gavin Grammar Par Harmon Donovan Heimbigner Neil Heimbigner Pot Harmon: President Marcia Stondiford: Secretary-Treasurer Dorron Diemert: Vice President Stacey Dauwolder Paulo Demorest Darron Diemert Mark Duffin 20 Erick Wodorz: Vice President Liso Nohrgong: Secretary-Treasurer Sheila Grohom: President t ll G i u Denise Denrer Kelcey Diemert Matthew Fenger Sheila Graham Leslie Griffin Liso Griffin Alrik Hanson Laurie Harmon John Iverson Jock Johannes Debbie Lalum Lisa Nohrgong George Smith Kelly Smith Dennis Snyder Randy Spicher John Standiford Karla VonDessel Erick Wodarz Janine Wolfe 2i s e G v r c a ii d t e h Jeff Dohlen: Secretory-Treasurer Todd Wonken: Vice President Srocy Violetf: President Derek Borrows Lee Butterfield Srefoni Chrisrofferson Vince Cole Jeff Dohlen ftajon Fraser Trovis Grommor Conrod Heimbigner Bonny Kohrmon Kip Limesond C. J. Monsko Kevin Mattson Johnny Sheldon Laurie Sherrel Doron Spichert Evo Tuxbury Srocy Violerr Jody Voise Joson Wonken Todd Wonken Mike Wickum Bryon Wiley Margie Wodarz Justin Wolfe Ken Wooley 22 Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Chris Wickum. Brod Kimboll. Becky Brown. Juonifo Seidlifz, Twilo Hodges. Mindi Ashley. Mork Douwolder. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rooley, Jennifer Horrison, Shonnon Moder, Trocey Nordstrom, Srephonie Anderson, Deon Denrer. Gordon Srondiford. Justin Morble. Kol Kenfield, Terri Shepherd. THIRD ROW: Mory Fenger. Brendo Bordelon, Tereso Dohlen. Kent Morrson, Morty Duf- fin, Kroig Worner. Jermy Word, Croig Jensen. Robbie Shepherd. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Mr. Butler. A J. Stone, Holey Minnehon. Jennifer Fritz, Jess Mongold. Kevin Lolum, Ivon Wodorz, Towno Meldrum, Hildee Rockmon, Liso Snyder. Wendy Overlie. SECOND ROW: Jim Englond, Toro Broodhurst. Andreo Green. Holly Krook. Ronell Word. Brod Wiley. Donold Shettel. Collin Stone. Shoni Anderson. THIRD ROW: Kent Grohom. Scott Rucker. Julie Ruddick. Liso Bur- rows. Goil Morkrid, Kendro Wooley, Mory Smith, Deonno Romoin. Kendro Burgess. Cosey Greer. NOT PICTURED: Rochel Nordstrom. Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: John Corlson, Wendy Moore, Soroh Brown, Amy Srreit, Joson Erickson, Norhon Wilson, Mork Limesond, Jessico Colimon. SECOND ROW: Becky Chappell. Sonyo Cloxron, Tino Morgan, Donald Dodge, Jennings Johnson, Paul Tuxbury, Joson Temple, Bryon Oswood, Aaron Rocks. THIRD ROW: Wallace Jeppesen, Tom Dohinden, Joy Morble, Jerri Johannes, Brod Kammerzell, Judd Froser, Azoleo Notion, Bryce Rucker, Mrs. Airken NOT PICTURED: Steve Webb. Third Grade FIRST ROW: Miss Doeley. Angie Fritz, Robert Pulst, Hubble Rockmon, Cory Moore, Lon Shepherd, Shonnon Rucker SECOND ROW: Kim Stone, Rory Seidlitz, Mindy Mattson, Joson Larson, Lono Steven. THIRD ROW: Darrin Froser. Kathy Englund. Corinne Kezer, Mork Cromer, Ryon Wickum. Third Grade FIRST ROW: Mrs. Drown, Rebekoh Colimon, Chris Cygonowski, Gobriel Ingersoll. Angie Morkrid. Monico Smith. SE- COND ROW: Jamie Nordstrom, Ed Cole, Weslie Domain, Joson Drese, Dorrell Carlsrad, Tim Meldrum. THIRD ROW: Debbie Presbinger, Jock Norris. Ion Smith, Jerry Spicher, Dobbi Grammar, Charlie Thielman. Second Grade FRONT ROW: Miss Doiley. Chod Chrisrenor, Koni Pulsr. Jeremy 5peer, Jeremy Hawks, David Mongold. Dionn Elverud. BACK ROW: Melisso Wilson, Shouno Jo McMonn, Lonnie Evans, Erick Lobudo. Aaron Hunnewell NOT PICTURED: Monico Woods. Second Grade FIRST ROW: Miss Dorlingron, Alvin Guerrzgen, David Erickson, Rachel Drown. Jeff Harrison. SECOND ROW: Cassaun- dra Nation, Cory Laird, Michael Dacken, Mirchell Overlie, Darci Anderson. THIRD ROW: Tessa Sheldon, Shawn Frederickson, Jeffrey Mattson, Jolene Standiford. First Grade 26 rlKSI KUW: Mrs. Ludwig, Daniel Violett, Jenny Wickum, Jaci Streit, Chris Campros, Rikki Evans BACK ROW: Lucas Kammerzell, Brock Summer, Kelci Kulpas, Erin Albee.Tia Wardell. NOT PICTURED: Chris Carlstad, Hapi Tempel, David Smith. First Grade FRONT ROW: Angelo Stone. Angelique Dodge, Brook Zieske. Heorher Olsson, Joson Thielmon. BACK ROW: Miss Mur- phy, Joshuo Brown, Timothy Mullerre, Amanda Jacobson, Tonyo Thielmon, Brandon Martin. NOT PICTURED: Danielle Lorson, Joshuo Webb. Kindergarten FIRST RO : Mr$ Qrown QrjQn perdue, Joshuo Brown, Gino Rucker, Jomes Dohlen. SECOND ROW: Krystie Gummer, Jored Bungum, Heorher Loird, Brondon Hunnewell. THIRD ROW: Brent Burgess, Kresto Wickum, Micoh Green, Skye Moder. Mondy Wolbridge. NOT PICUTURED: Devin Harrison, BoDeon Woods. Kindergarten FRONT ROW: Mrs Brown. Adorn Srondiford. Koleno Keoloho, Dustin Lolum, John Thielrges, Angelo Brocksnell. SE- COND ROW: Erin Grommor, Amy Compros, Heorher Morrin, Whirney Fritz, Joshuo Howery, Keith Evelond. THIRD ROW: Abijoh Notion, Doved Hull, Jeremy Seidlitz, Michoel Cloxton, Joey Meissner. NOT PICTURED: Jeremy Webb. Chubb ploying Doryll Dowkins Cowboy Kent Faculty and Staff Corol Wilson Secretory Robert Chvilicek Superintendent Procticol Chemistry Colvin Moore High School Principol. Psychology Violet Hills Grode School Principol. Music 30 Jon Albrighr French, Business Steve Koschr Art, Photography Helen Bronnon English, Business Gerold Kulpos Counselor. Government Evie Solberg English John Geberr Computer Science. Moth � 0 ’ -r. ' t - A Morvin Krook Science 31 Mike McLeon Moth Williom Schlepp History Lorry Thorsen Music Don Wooley Shop Clorence Zieske Physicol Educorion Gerry Unrerseher Librory Don VonDessel P.E.. Drivers Ed.. Science Lois Schoub Assisronr Librorion Shorlo Moore Title I Jonice Voo Resource Room Dove McCobe Student Teocher. Shop COOKS: Glorio Boyer. Dorothy Overlie, Bonnie Overlie. Ruth Evelond. Morrho Wright Spike Stone Jonitor LeloDidier Jonitor Maude Bassett. Lorry Bassett Janitors i Sondy Meech Speech Theropist Kris Hansen Self-Contained 33 Music Groups Provide Theme for ’82 Whar's rhe rheme? Where should we build our floor? Where con we ger cheop crepe paper? Do you rhink ir'II rain again rhis year? Once all rhese quesrions were answered, Homecoming '82 wenr quire smoorhly. Coy ore spirir was high and Swears Day and Hor and Sunglasses Day kepr rhe spirir going oil week. A pep assembly and rhe parade finished off rhe school week. This year's rheme, musical groups, broughr obour many excellenr floors. The sevenrh grade wirh rhe rheme Air Supply'' rook firsr place honors. CHS Speedwagon,” creared by rhe freshmen, placed second. A rie for rhird berween rhe seniors wirh Survivor and rhe sophomores wirh Rush rounded our rhe rop rhree. The Pep Club hod a bonfire before rhe foorball gome in which rhe Coyores losr ro Simms 14-7. Donnie Meech and Dionne Nealy were crowned King and Queen or holfrime. The girls' boskerball ream hod rwo suc- cessful gomes during homecoming week, defeoring Shelby 46-32 and upsetting Chinook 48-36. Afrer rhe foorball gome, o donee was held in rhe mulri-purpose room wirh music pro- vided by The Srereo.” You're our of step, Skeerer. Todd Cromer dresses up for rhe District 53 Beauty Pageant. Old bleachers go up in smoke. 06 Seniors tied for third with Survivor. Sophomores tied for third with Rush. HOMECOMING ROYALTY: C. Stondiford. K Minnehon, D Eorl, D Nealy Queen: D Meech King; M Iverson. L Lolum. B. Meissner. 37 Coyotes Split Season The Coyotes starred out hot in their 1982 season, by first knocking off Shelby on the rood 21-6, then shutting out Chofeau on two convinc- ing goal line stands in o row 7-0, and by destroying belt 30-6. The following weekend the team traveled to Fairfield where the even- tual state champion Eagles handed Chester their first loss of the year 27-0. The loss hurt the squad much more than the 3-1 record showed. It stole the confidence they hod worked for by being shut out so badly. On Homecoming night the following weekend, the team was drained of more confidence os they lost to Simms in the final seconds on a penalty 14-7. On October 8 the Coyotes come bock with o 27-6 victory on senior night versus the Cascade Badgers. Chester hod problems during their last two outings in the '82 schedule. In Harlem they were downed 18-6 by the Wildcats, and ended up short to the Panthers of Valier 16-0. Next year the Coyotes again will be quire a bit smaller than other reams in the conference. However, with hard work and full determination the team should be contenders. FRONT ROW: Don Wooley, Ass't. Coach; Kelly Wooley. T. Kolstod, G. Grammar, J. Albee, T. Kohrmari Cleon. 5. Kimball, IVMorkrid, Kenny Wooley, Manager; C. Broadhurst, M. Duffin, D. Diemerr, T. Burrows, D Heimbigner, P. Wgite, L Cole, Dave McCabe, Ass't Coach BACK ROW; E. Theilman, M. Cochran, G. Thompson, T. Kultgen, D. Overlie, B. Kimball, Kevin Wooley, T. Cramer.s. Chadwick. B. Meissner, J. Hofer, L. Laium, V. Fraser, D. Hamel, (V Wolfe, D. Meech, M. Iverson, William Schlepp, Head Coach. NOT PICTURED; P. Harmon, B. SENIORS: BACK: D. Hamel, L. Laium, J. Hofer, s. Chadwick, B. Meissner. FRONT: M. Iverson, D. Meech, V. Fraser. CHEERLEADERS: Renee Fenger, D. Earl, Rondo Meech, J. Hills. Victor and Brett wipe out a Valier runner. Scott picks it off. Michael snogs one. Russ on o completion. 39 40 Go defense! Run the boll, Todd JV's in oction. Skeerer gets evil. Huddle! ALL-CONFERENCE: R. Wolfe. 5. Chodwick. D Kimball. Lenny and Shone on the loose. 3HW Help him. Donnie. Scramble for that boll! 40 Oh, Coyotes, You’re So Cine With seven returning varsity players, K. Minnehan, D. Nealy, A. Chvilicek, C. Pugsley, Staci Graham, R. Wanken and N. Harmon, and a new coach, Clarence Zieske, the girls' basketball season got underway. Rounding out the roster were K. Cushing, Robin Meech, S. Krook, Rita Chvilicek, and C. Cramer who had no previous varsity experience. The girls ployed their first game against Den- ton in the Chester Tournament September 4-5. Throughout the season they showed continual im- provement, building a 13-5 record. At a topsy-turvy District tournament in Shelby the Coyotes were quickly defeated. SENIORS: D. Nealy, K. Minnehan, A. Chvilicek. CAPTAINS: 0. Nealy, Ik. wtanken? S. � ok, Robin Meech. D. i: A thvilicek, KMAinnehon, N. Harmon, HeadCooch. K. Minnehan. VARSITY: FRONT ROW A. HolonA. Se llifz Monaj6: iK� inc Nealy, H. Rock man, Manager. BACK ROW: Mike McLean, Ass'f. Coa Rita Chvilicek, C. Cramer, C. Pugsley, Staa Grohom, Clarence Zieske. 45 Stoci fights for o rebound ogoinst Chinook. Another Coyote bosket. ALL-CONFERENCE: Stoci Grohom. second reom. K. Minnehon, first reom. GIRLS BASKETBALL OPP CHS Denron 29 42 Big Sandy 37 29 Cascade 43 57 Fort Benton 35 41 Chinook 41 35 Malta 50 44 Volier 50 61 Conrod 34 46 Shelby 32 46 Chinook 36 48 Cur Bonk 37 40 OPP CHS Harlem 24 35 Molro 47 35 Belt 34 63 Conrod 40 32 Shelby 42 49 Cut Bonk 55 61 Harlem 41 43 Tournament play Shelby 55 31 Cur Bonk 50 41 46 Varsity Cheerleaders K. Chrisrofferson E. Buker T. Albee Eighth Grade L. Sherrel, Manager K. VonDessel D. Lalum Sheila Graham Mike McLean, Coach L. Harmon Janine Wolfe L. Nohrgong Seventh Grade L. Sherrel, Manager R. Fraser E. Tuxbury J. Voise B. Kohrman S. Chrisrofferson M, Wodarz Mike McLean, Coach 47 Coyotes Rebuild, Gain Experience The Coyores didn't hove one of rheir berrer years, finishing wirh o 5-15 record. Bur whor rhe record doesn't show is that four of those losses were by two or fewer points. The highlight of rhe Coyotes' season wos upsetting the top-ranked Cur Bonk Wolves, which began o four-gome winning streak rhor also defeated Harlem. Molro and Belt. In rheir first district tournament gome. Cut Bonk defeated Chester 64-45. Molto ended rhe Coyotes’ season with o lost-second shot that gave the Mustangs a two-point win, 51-49. Chester starred one senior and four juniors. Junior. D. Raunig, who wos nominated to second-reom oil-conference, averaged 12.5 points per gome and B. Kimball, o member of the oil-conference honorable mention team, averaged 10 points in conference games. B. Earl shot 96% from rhe freethrow line, sinking 25 or his 26 attempts. R. Wolfe, the other junior starter, averaged 16 points in tournament games. The Coyotes lose three seniors, but return with six juniors and three sophomores. At last a chance to catch my breath. — 1 BOYS' BASKETBALL OPP. CHS Cascade 54 49 Big Sandy 40 82 Volier 72 63 Chinook 47 46 Chinook 45 39 Malta 56 44 Valier 67 50 Conrod 76 63 Shelby 54 42 Chinook 61 56 Cut Bonk 42 53 Harlem 41 50 Moira 44 58 Belt 53 65 Conrod 84 59 Shelby 55 54 Cur Bank 60 58 Harlem 51 41 District tourney Cut Bank 64 45 Malta 51 49 VARSITY: FRONT ROW: M. Iverson, 5. Kimball, D. Raunig, E. Seidlirz, T. Cramer, A. Chvilicek. Manager. BACK ROW: Clarence Zieske, Ass't. Coach; B. Earl. S. Chadwick, K. Cicon, R. Wolfe, R. Morkrid, V. Fraser, B. Kimball. Mike McLean. Head Coach. i FRESHMEN: FRONT: A Violeft. IV Word. G. Grommor. D. Kulrgen. DACK: Robert Rooley, Cooch; D. Diemert, N. Heimbigner, P. Hormon, J. Albee, D. Anderson, Rita Chvilicek, Manager. J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Rondo Meech, C. Cromer, M. Minnehon, Emily Wodarz VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: D Neoly, C. Pugsley, Sroci Grohom, K. Minnehon. JUNIOR VARSITY: Rita Chvilicek, Manager; T Kolsrad. T Cromer, T. Monsko, C Droodhursr, T Kohrmon, K Cicon, R Morkrid, Kelly Wooley, S. Kimball, E. Seidlitz, Clarence Zieske, Coach. 49 Bob hits rhe open mon. SENIORS: FIRST ROW: V Froser. A Chvilicek. SECOND ROW: M. Iverson, D. Neoly. THIRD ROW: 5. Chadwick, K. Minnehan. ‘Do we look awesome, or whor?” He went rhorro woy . ALL CONFERENCE: D. Kimball, honorable mention, D. Raunig, second reom. ’Outlet.'' The coll wasn't that bod. Vic. 51 Eighth Grade FRONT J. Wanken D. Snyder J. Iverson J. Srondiford K. Smith BACK K. Diemert J. Johannes A. Honson E. Wodorz R Spicher Gerald Kulpas, Coach EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: Sheila Graham. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: FRONT: S. Chrisroffer- BACK: L Nahrgong, D Laium, J. Wolfe son BACK: R. Fraser, B Kohrman, M. Wodarz. Seventh Grade FRONT V. Cole B. Wiley C. Heimbigner K. Limesand S. Violert M Wickum D Spicher BACK Gerald Kulpas Coach D. Barrows J. Dahlen Kenny Wooley J. Wolfe T. Wanken K. Mattson 52 CHEERLEADERS: N. Hormon. R. Wonken. Robin Meech, D. Eorl. Eight wrestlers pur in o greor effort in rhe 1982- 83 school year. There were no placers or rhe divi- sional rournomenr held in Forr Denton. Our of rhe eighr, B. Turner, D. Hendrix, Joe Fritz and D. Overlie hod previous varsiry experience, while Bren Oswood, Kevin Wooley, T. Burrows and Mark Duf- fin wrestled for their firsr varsiry experience November 20 in Forr Benron. FRONT ROW: Brerr Oswood. T. Burrows. D. Overlie, Joe Fritz. Captain. BACK ROW: B Lomen. Manager: Mark Duffin, Kevin Wooley. B. Turner. D. Hendrix, Don Wooley. Coach. Don Hendrix 119 4-16-0 Joe Fritz 112 16-13-0 54 Dorren Overlie 132 18-12-0 Mark Duffin 185 2-15-0 Junior High FRONT ROW: M. Dauwalder, B. Wiley. M. Wickum. K. limesand. V. Cole. BACK ROW: Don Wooley, Coach: K. Smith, D. Snyder. Mart Fenger, J Dohlen, Ken Wooley. NOT PICTURED: K. Kenfield. Brett Joe Travis Don Blaine Darren Kevin Mark Number of pins 3 14 3 3 4 10 2 1 Quickest pin 1:04 26 :56 1:38 :38 :36 1:28 1:00 SENIORS: B. Lomen. D Hendrix, D. Earl. Coach yells encouragement. 56 Three Go to State Compering in seven frock meers rhroughour rhe season, rhe eighr boys and three girls improved os rime wenr on. Three placed or rhe Disrricr and wenr on ro Divisional. Afrer placing in rhe Divisional meer or Cur Bonk, rhree boys earned rhe righr ro parricipare in rhe Srore rrack meer May 27-28 in Great Foils. Bob Kimball ploced sixrh in rhe rriple jump ond rhe rhree srore participants should be srrong rhreors again nexr year. BOYS FRONT: Kelly Wooley T. Kohrman S. Kimball T. Burrows L. Cole BACK: Clarence Zieske, Ass't Cooch A. Chvilicek, Manager B. Kimball (V Wolfe Kevin Wooley Bill Schlepp. Coach GIRLS Clarence Zieske. Cooch A. Chvilicek, Manager M.Doon L. Honson S. Douwolder Bill Schlepp Ass't Coach 57 STATE COMPETITORS: D. Kimball. (V Wolfe, L. Cole. Is ir Dob, or is it Superman? Jr. High FRONT ROW: V. Cole. T. Grammar. K. VonDossel, D. Kohlrman, E. Tuxbury, M. Wodorz, D. Borrows. S. Violer. BACK ROW: Clarence Zieske, Coach; D. Snyder, Ken Wooley, A. Hanson. J. Wolfe, J. Dohlen. Bill Schlepp, Ass't Coach. 58 Is the wind really rhor bod? Sit ow clown 83 Once again boys and girls inrramurals began under rhe direction of Mr. Van and Miss Dailey. Around 20 persons participated in rhe 3 month ordeal and a lor of fun was had by all. What's everybody lookin' or? Next time try Right Guard, huh cooch! 60 ACTIVITIES WOMEN'S ENSEMBLE: FIRST ROW: T. Albee, K. Butterfield. M. Minnehon. E. Wodorz, S. Krook SECOND ROW: Chris Srondiford, S. Grohom. H. Rockmon. K. Christofferson. L. Hanson. D. Nealy. THIRD ROW: Colleen Srondiford. C Cromer, Rochelle Fenger, N. Hormon, Renee Fenger. MEN'S EMSEMBLE: FIRST ROW: T. Kolsrod. D. Overlie. SECOND ROW: T. Monsko, P Wordell, Jim Fritz. THIRD ROW: R. Loos, L. Hawks. T. Cromer. FOURTH ROW: B. Meissner. R. Wolfe, B. Kimball. HONOR CHOIR: FIRST ROW: T. Cromer. L. Honson SECOND ROW: L. Hawks, Chris Srondiford. THIRD ROW: B. Kim- ball. D Neoly FOURTH ROW: R Wolfe. N. Hormon. 62 Hold that Note ACCOMPANISTS: E. Wodorz, D. Nealy. C. Cromer. L. Hanson. This year rhe music department- presented three concerts, rhe foil, Christmas, and spring concert. The group traveled to Cur Bonk for rhe District Music Festival, and to Helena for rhe Store Music Festival. Five groups traveled to Store ond receiv- ed two I's ond three Il's. The Bond ond Choir both hod successful years and would like to thank Mr. Thorson for oil his hard work. CHORALAIRES: FIRST ROW: L. Thorson. Director: E. Wodorz. L. Hanson. Rochelle Fenger, N. Harmon. SECOND ROW: Chris Srondiford, S. Krook, M. Minnehon. D. Nea- ly THIRD ROW: T. Monsko, Jim Fritz. L. Hawks, T. Cromer. FOURTH ROW: T. Kolstod. P WnrHell n Kimhnll R Wolfe HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR: FIRST ROW: D. Nealy. K. Christofferson, Rhondo Meech. T. Monsko, Jim Fritz. L. Hawks, T. Cromer. Renee Fenger, L. Honson. E. Wodorz, L. Thorson, Director. SECOND ROW: S. Krook, M. Minnehon, Colleen Srondiford. D Overlie. T. Kolstod. E. Theilmon, P. Wordell, C. Cromer, Stoci Grohom, K. Butterfield. THIRD ROW: Chris Srondiford, T. Albee, H. Rockmon. B. Meissner, R. Loos, B. Kimboll, R. Wolfe. N. Hormon. L. Bordelon, Rochelle Fenger. JR. HIGH CHOIR: FIRST ROW: R. Fraser, L. Sherrel, D. Kohrmon. L. Harmon, J. Voise, Leslie Griffin, Liso Griffin. K. VonDessel. M. Wodarz. SECOND ROW: C. J. Monsko. K. Mortson, L Butterfield, K Deimerr, J. Wonken. T. Wanken. A. Wodarz, D. Snyder, D. Wiley, J. Iverson. S. Violert. THIRD ROW: J. Srandiford. D. Spicher, G. Smith. J. Wolfe. A. Honson. Matthew Fenger, R. Spicher. K. Smith. K. Limesond, M. Wickum. JAZZ BAND: FIRST ROW: Korlo Grif- fin. B. Oswood, E. Buker, T. Bur- rows. R. Borrows SECOND ROW: S. Violett, P. Wordell. K. Cicon. T. Kolstod. A Violert THIRD ROW: C Cromer, J. Johannes. S. Lolum. PEP BAND: FIRST ROW: K. Butterfield. D. Lolum. D. Denrer, K. Christofferson, Riro Chvilicek. Morcio Srondiford. Rochel Chvilicek Rochelle Fenger, S. Douwolder SECOND ROW: J Wolfe. L. Jensen. L. Nohrgong, S. Chrisrofferson. S. Ross, Korlo Griffin, Sheilo Grohom, E. Buker. B. Oswood. T. Burrows. R. Borrows, K. Cushing, Renee Fenger THIRD ROW: L Cole, B Anderson. S Violert. N Heimbigner, P. Wordell. T. Grommer, D. Heimbigner, A. Violert, T. Kolstod, C. Broodhurst, S. Kimball. K Cicon. FOURTH ROW: C Cromer, J. Johannes, L. Thorson, Director,- S. Lolum. 64 HONOR BAND: P Wordell. K. Gcon. Korlo Griffin. Renee Fenger, R. Borrows. CONCERT BAND: FIRST ROW: K. Burterfield. D. Lolum. J. Wolfe, D. Denrer. K Chrisrofferson. Riro Chvilicek. Morcio Srondiford, Rochel Chvilicek. Rochelle Fenger, S. Douwolder. SECOND ROW: L. Jensen. L Nohrgong. S. Chrisrofferson, B. Kohrmon. E Tux bury. Ken Wooley. S. Ross, Korlo Griffin. Sheilo Grohom, E. Buker. B. Oswood, T. Burrows. R Borrows, K. Cushing. Renee Fenger THIRD ROW: L. Cole. E. Thielmon. B. Anderson. S. Violerr. N. Heimbigner, C. Heimbigner. D Borrows. J. Dohlen, C. Wickum. A Violerr, T. Kolsrod. C Broodhursr. S. Kimball. K. Cicon. FOURTH ROW: C. Cromer. V. Cole. J. Johannes. L. Thorsen. Director; S. Lolum. P. Wordell. BAND OFFICERS: Vice President, Scoff Ross. President. Lorry Lolum. Secretory, Korlo Griffin. 65 This year five groups received Superior” rorings or rhe District Music Festival, making them eligible ro compere or rhe Store Music Festival in Heleno, May 6-7. WOMEN'S ENSEMBLE: C. Cromer, Renee Fenger, E. Wodorz, K. Burrerfield. SECOND ROW: K. Chrisrofferson, Chris Srondiford, L. Honson, Sroci Graham, D. Nealy. THIRD ROW: M. Minnehon, Rochelle Fenge H. Rockman, Colleen Sran- diford, T. Albee. Received a II at Stare. FLUTE TRIO: Renee Fenger, 5. Dauwalder, Rochelle Fenger, Earned a II or Stare. FLUTE SOLO: S. Dauwalder, Earned a I at State. FLUTE DUET: S. Dauwalder, Rochelle Fenger. Received a I at Store. TRUMPET TRIO: T Kolsrad, C. Broadhursf, K. Cicon. Received a II or Stare. 66 Nancy received o superior on her project entitled A Study of the Effects of Television Viewing on Learning. initeini C J This year's science club, under rhe direc- tion of Mr. Krook, hod six members. Noncy Harmon received o superior and several awards for her project colled A Study of rhe Effects of Television Viewing on Learn- ing.'' Stef Krook, Korlo Griffin and Down Earl also received superiors for their pro- jects. Amy Chvilicek ond Robin Meech received excellent ratings. The Store Science Fair was held on April 15 ond 16 in Missoulo. Stef received o superior for her project colled A Study of Human Visual Reaction Time. Robin received on excellent for her project entitled A Search for An- tibiotics in Common Soil Samples in Liberty County. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Earl: Historian Robin Meech P. Wordell Korlo Griffin N. Harmon: President A. Chvilicek: Vice President S. Krook: Secretory Treasurer 67 yy Editors COYOTE STAFF CO-EDITORS: J Hills. C Srondiford SPORTS COORDINATOR: A Chvilicek ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS: R. Loos. L. Howks. E. Seidlitz, C. Harden SPORTS: A Chvilicek, V. Fraser. J. Fritz, D. Turner, M. Iverson CLASSES: C. Harden, C. Heimbigner. V. Fraser FACULTY: C. Heimbigner BUSINESS MANAGERS: L. Hawks, E. Seidlitz PHOTOGRAPHER: M Iverson COYOTE EDITORS: J. Hills, C. Srondiford, A. Chvilicek. THE BLUE PRINT EDITORS: C. Harden, V. Fraser. JOURNALISM MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: A. Chvilicek, C. Harden, C. Srondiford, J Hills, C Heimbigner. BACK ROW: M Iverson, V, Fraser, L. Hawks, J. Fritz, E. Seidlitz, B. Turner, R, Laos, 68 FIRST ROW: C. Didier, D Eorl, R. Wonken. SECOND ROW: Kevin Wooley. D. Neoly, N. Harmon. THIRD ROW: B. Earl, B. Kimball. OF- FICERS: A. Chvilicek, President; K. Minnehan, Vice President; C. Sran- diford, Secretary Treasurer: C. Pugsley. St ucli eni This year’s Honor Society had 12 members. The group starred the year by going ro the Mediterranean Room for dinner and ro the movie Officer and a Gentlemen. The Honor Society hosted the men's basketball tourney and hod o basketball raffle with pro- ceeds going to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Mr. Kulpos was the adviser. FIRST ROW: A. Violerr A. Hanson K. Limesond SECOND ROW: C. Cramer L. Lolum V. Fraser J. Albee B. Hodges (V Wonken THIRD ROW: B. Kimball IV Wolfe D. Eorl OFFICERS: (V Wolfe. President; D Eorl, Secretary: B Kimball. Vice President. The Student Council, under the leadership of R. Wolfe, D. Kimball and D. Eorl, started our the 1982-83 school year by organizing Homecoming. At Christmas rime, the Council helped plan the volleyball tournament and ordered o film for the student body ro see. This year's Studlenr Council ad- visers were Mr. Moore ond Mr. Kulpos. School Play On April 27 or 7:30 p.n. rhe CHS srudenrs presented o single-act melodrama in the auditorium enrirled He Done Her Wrong'' or Wedded Bur No Wife. The six characters were under rhe direction of Mr. Geberr. The ploy was o story of o lovely heroine who foils within rhe traps of rhe wicked villain and is rescued in rhe nick of time by rhe hero. He loves me, he loves me nor. CAST: D. Overlie. P Warden, Rochelle Fenger, M. Smith, R. WonKen, C Didier, Korlo Griffin. 70 What q ream. SSpeech and 2), rama FRONT ROW: Miss Solberg, Coach: Mike Fenger, Karla Griffin. E. Duker, IXachelle Fenger. Mr. Gebert, Coach. BACK ROW: M. Smith, C. Didier. Who does your makeup? 71 «Juniors and Seniors Visit Capital City On March 14 and 30 the juniors and seniors traveled to Helena to observe the Legislature in session. Tours were also taken through the New Governor’s Mansion, the Old Governor’s Man- sion, the Montana State Museum of Natural History and the Cathedral. Climb up there. Cloy. Posing with the Store seal. Toun, Paul and Blaine with their friend. The guys asking forgiveness for their sins. At the new Court House Chambers 72 House of Representatives. 70 J(eep Jhat Spirit t ri r The Pep Club, as usual, did a fine job on locker signs and work- ing or rhe concession srand dur- ing sporting events. This year's officers ore T. Seidlitz, President; S. Graham, Vice President; ond N. Harmon, Secretory. The ad- visers ore Miss Dailey ond Mrs. Albright. FLAG BEARERS: Chris Srandiford, J. Hills, ond C. Heimbigner. PEP CLUB: RIGHT SIDE: Rochelle Fenger, M. Thompson, E. Tuxbury, L. Sherrel, K. VonDessel, L. Harmon, C. Heim- bigner, J. Voice, P. Demoresr, Morcio Srandiford, S. Dauwalder, Chris Stondiford, Mike Fenger, M. Puffin, P. Wardell, M. Smirh. MIDDLE: B. Kohrmon, S. Christofferson, M. Wodorz, R. Fraser, Sheilo Grohom, L. Nohrgong, J. Wolfe, D. Lolum, M. Minnehon, C. Cromer, Rhondo Melech, E. Wodorz, Sraci Grohom, N. Harmon, K. Minnehan, E. Buker, D. Earl, D. Neoly, T. Albee, Robin Meech. C. Pugsley, K. Chrisrofferson. R. Wonken, Miss Dailey, T. Seidlifz, Mrs. Albright. LEFT SIDE: Renee Fenger, S. Krook, K. Cushing, H. Rockmon, J. Hills, L. Bordelon, L. Hanson, A. Chvilicek, L. Howks, B. Meissner. V. Fraser. Kevin Wooley. 74 Pep Club lives it up. Seniors ydttend Orientationi On April 28-30, 1983, eighr seniors orrended High School Week or Monrono Srore University in Bozeman. A total of $39,500 in scholarships wos awarded to parricipanrs who excelled in comprehensive tests. Delegates from Chester were: FRONT ROW: A. Chvilicek, J. Hills, D. Nea- ly, and K. Minnehon. BACK ROW: L. Laium, D. Meech, S. Chadwick, M. Iverson. Chris Stondiford was the only senior student from CHS to attend U of M Days in Missoula, April 11-12, 1983. Those who participated in U of M Days compered for scholarships, attended dosses in session and met other students who attended. W ■v- - ST MARYS CAT OUC 76 8, Otfi an State S eleqatei Boys ond Girls Srore delegores were A. Chvilicek, M. Iverson, D. Earl ond D. Meech. The purpose of Boys and Girls Stores is to educate the delegates to carry our their duties which ore designed to correspond to those of actual Mon- tano political officials. BOTTOM TO TOP: A. Chvilicek, M. Iverson, D. Eorl ond D. Meech. Wath Winner, On March 1 the moth deportment held its an- nual conresr. All math classes participated in the event. S. Chadwick placed first, A. Chvilicek received second and Chris Srandiford placed third. MATH WINNERS: Chris Srondiford. A. Chvilicek ond S. Chadwick. 77 a riitmai Z) ance The Snowball Donee, sponsored by members of rhe Srudenr Council ond Honor Society, was held on December 4 in rhe multi-purpose room which was decorated in Christmas colors. Romeo'’ from Missoulo provided the music. Heidi con’r wait to leave. Dilly Weed shoots rhe bull. What ore you looking ot Skeeter? 78 Todd srorts the bonquet. Loren reods the closs history. junior-Senior ?anqi d3anauet 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. Barbershop Quartet entertains. Head table leads procession. ‘WLn J'm With you April 20, 1983, was rhe dare for rhe Jr.-Sr. Prom. The gym was decorated with silver, blue, and white metolic streamers along with two murals. At midnight Blaine Meissner and Kelly Minnehon were crowned King and Queen. Srroirloce” from Missoula pro- vided rhe music. SERVEKS: STANDING: K. Diemerr, J. Iverson, J. Johannes, J. Srondiford. SIT- TING: Sheilo Grohom, Jon Wolfe, D. Lolum, L. Nohrgong. King and Queen shore o donee. PROM ROYALTY: D. Meissner, K. Minnehon, M. Iverson, D. Eorl, D. Meech, D. Neoly, V. Fraser, J. Hills. 80 Theme for '83 prom. Todd wonrs you. Is it spiked, Donnie? Karla's version of dancing. Si e way id long oCet ud go together JL way is difficult Jet uA help eac k oth( TJL way id joyful j ud dhare it TJL way ii ours alone Jet ud go in love DL way opend before ud oCet ud begin Graduation Way 29 1983 64 y°u urill stand many times at a crossroad in life just as you re standiny now, 85 Ijours is the choice . . . may you follow your dreams and believe in yourself a (like u ay . . . Jls you journey alony with your eyes on the stars and with hope in your heart day by day. 86 SPONSORS 87 I Seubert Insurance 14 Division Street Shelby,MT 59474 Dick or Russ She|by 434-5211 JACKSON’S IGA Tiger Discounter GEORGE JACKSON Owner Shelby 434-5472 Bandag Recapping ANDY’S D K On the Farm Service Shelby Fort Benton 434-5118 622-3371 The COYOTE staff would like to thank all of the businesses that helped make the 1983 yearbook a reality. We would also like to thank all of the people who contributed photos for the yearbook. The Staff of the “83” Coyote JEANS-N-THINGS Your Custom T-Shirt Center Shelby 434-2601 se FULTON PRODUCING CO. Century Gas Processing Co. Inc. Century Well Service Inc. 127 Main ? GOOD FOOD Shelby 434-5579 KATHY’S KITCHEN Noon Luncheon Specials Homemade Pies Fast Service KATHY FUJIMOTO Owner Shelby 434-2503 BEN TAYLOR INC. WESTERN NATURAL GAS CO. Exxon Products Wholesale Distributor Gasoline — Oils — Tires — Batteries CARL and MABEL IVERSON Shelby 434-5561 Shelby 434-5401 ARENA MOTEL Site of the Dempsey-Gibbons Fight Shelby 434-2338 8 ? CBS Radio Affiliate KSEN-KZIN Complete Coverage in Golden Triangle Shelby 434-5241 TOOLE COUNTY STATE BANK TRIANGLE TRAVEL 131 Main Full Service Travel Agency Shelby 434-5528 Shelby Dunkirk 434-5282 FRONTIER INN DINING ROOM Steaks Seafood Specializing in Taiwan Shrimp” 432-3600 PARDIS CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Dr W. PAT PARDIS Shelby 434-5544 90 FIRST STATE BANK Your Money Store Shelby 434-5567 WESTERMARK GRAIN CORPORATION For All Your Grain Service Needs, Call WALLY or CARL Devon Dunkirk 432-2405 432-3233 SHELBY FLORAL AND GIFT A Gift for Every Occasion Shelby 434-2662 BOYD’S SHEET METAL Lennox Heating Air Conditioning Maytag Appliances “Congratulations Seniors” BOYD NEALY — Owner Chester 759-5316 YACKLEY’S FUEL SUPPLY FARMERS UNION GTA Market Your Grain Through GTA Feed and Fertilizer TIM CAMPBELL — Manager Chester 759-5145 Bulk Delivery to Your Farm Gases — Grease — Tires — Oils BILL YACKLEY Owner Chester 759-5716 HUGH B. BROWN Attorney at Law “Congratulations Seniors' DARBY O’BRIEN AGENCY “Your Insurance Man” Fast Friendly Insurance Chester 759-5174 Chester 759-5125 LIBERTY DRUG Congratulations Class of ’83 BILL and PEGGY KIMBALL Chester 759-5225 WESTERN LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Box 536 RICHARD GEBHARDT Owner Chester 759-5501 90 PANDORA’S BOX JODINE KENNY Owner Chester 759-5325 GILBERT’S INC. NAPA Repair Dealer KEN GILBERT President Chester 759-5318 CHESTER MOTORS INC. Chester For a Better Idea Ford Puts It On Wheels DON RAUNIG Owner 759-5326 1 MARBLE AND SEIDLITZ Attorneys at Law DONALD R. MARBLE JOHNE. SEIDLITZ JR. Chester 759-5104 TIBER TRACTOR CO. DON DAHLEN —Owner Chester 759-5188 95 MIKE’S IGA Your Tiger Discounter Store MIKE and MARGARET NOVAK Owners Chester 759-5538 COAST-TO-COAST Paint, Appliances, Gifts Hardware, Sporting Goods, Toys Lawn and Garden 96 MARIAS EQUIPMENT Serves the Top of the Triangle DON KUNTZ —Manager Chester 759-5198 SCHAUB CONSTRUCTION CARGILL INC. See Us Now For All Your Insulating Needs LEO and LON SCHAUB BRUCE FINNEMAN Feed — Grain TED WAREHIME Manager Chester 759-5531 Chester 759-5245 97 THIELMAN IMPLEMENT CO. Your Massey Ferguson Dealer Chester 759-5101 GAMBLES LAWRENCE and AMELIA SCHAEFER — Owners Chester 759-5155 CHESTER IMPLEMENT John Deere Sales and Services Hi-Line’s Most Complete Farm Store MX MOTEL Air Conditioning and Color Cable TV in Every Room Chester 759-5177 NORM and ANNA MARIE ANDERSON Owners Chester 759-7165 98 LIBERTY BANK From Agricultural To Pleasure Loans We Will Help You to Meet Your Needs Chester 759-5106 “I back the family insurance I sell with good neighbor service.” CALL ME. CARMEN L. JENSEN Box 448 • Chester Res.: 759 5366 Bus.: 759 5829 St ATI (AIM INtUlAN I STATE FARM Insurance Companies Home Offices Bloomington Illinois P80633 wnen you ouy State Farm life, health, home or car insurance, III see to it that you get your money s worth in service STATE FARM INSURANCE CARMEN JENSEN Agent 99 FRONTIER AVIATION Grumman Ag Cat The Best, Most Modern Aircraft Built For Fast Effective Spraying Service JOEL and KAREN FENGER Chester 759-5431 LIBERTY COUNTY TIMES Printing Publishing Advertising IRVIN HUTCHINSON Publisher Chester 759-5535 100 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 LIBERTY ELECTRIC Residential, Commercial Industrial, Elevators, Farm Ranch Trenching “We Do It Right The First Time” MARVIN WILSON Master Electrician Chester 759-5334 COYOTES DEN A Complete Line of Athletic and Sporting Equipment CHARLEY AND JACKIE FREY, Owners Chester 759-5305 id HELMBRECHT PHOTOGRAPHY Portrait Commercial Photography Congratulations to the Class of 1983 STEVE HELMBRECHT — Owner Havre CHEERLEADING Box 648 Chester, Montana 59522 406-627-2250 800-262-3074 VICKI KOLSTAD — Manager The largest dealer of cheerleading fashions in the nation. Now celebrating our 10th anniversary with offices in Phoenix, Nashiville, Des Moines, Chester. BEST WISHES From SENATOR MRS. ALLEN KOLSTAD 265-4245 ROOSEVELT SERVICE Tires Gases Oils Greases, Self Service Island BOB NORDSTROM Owner Chester 759-5278 102 SPONSORSHIP SHELBY Culligans Soft Water Service Bairs Truck Stop Wells Drug Coast-to-Coast Jacobsons Jewelers Capital Cafe The Turner Agency Western Furniture Munson Equipment Head West Hair Styling Buttrey Food Stores Ed’s Diesel Pump Electric Service Toole County Farm Implement, Inc. Dick Irvin Trucking First Federal Banking CHESTER Bill’s Shoe Shop Chester Clinic Pharmacy The Back Porch Chester Bakery Montana Power S J Upholstery GALAT A Galata Service Center CHESTER LIONS CLUB Sponsored by the Chester Lions Club — Boosters of All Chester Youth Activities 100 BUSINESS MANAGERS COYOTE 1983 LOREN HAWKS EUGENE SEIDLITZ r