Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1984 volume:

CHESTER HIGH SCHOOL'S SENIOR CLASS OF 1984 PRESENTS THE TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS 3 CLASSES 15 SPORTS 31 ACTIVITIES 57 GRADUATION 79 FACULTY 83 SPONSORS 89 � 6 7 Motto: To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream not only plan, but also believe. Brian Hodges Mike Qmith Salutatorian Cathy Pugsley Rae Lynn Wanken Trina Seidlitz 9 Dean Raunig Colors: Blue Silver Flower: While Rose Tammy Albee Eugene Seidlitz c 11 Qtaci Graham Blaine Turner Dana McLeod Ed Thielman Long Nguyen Russell Wolfe Heidi Rockman Taun Kulfgen Clay 9+ratton 12 Paul Nordstrom Lisa Hanson Todd Cramer If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it you can become it. Class of CLASSES Juniors Rob Barrows Larita Bordelon Craig Broadhurst Eva Buker Karlan Christofferson Rachel Chvilicek Rita Chvilicek Kevin Cicon Lenny Cole Cristi Cramer Kay Cushing Mike Fenger Renee Fenger Jim Friti Karla Griffin Brian Hamel Steve Hendrix Tim Hofer Scott Kimball Tim Kohrman 16 17 Jim Albee Bryan Anderson Travis Burrows Stacey Dauwalder Gavin Grammar Pat Harmon Donovan Heimbigner Neil Heimbigner Matt Hofer Leslie Jensen Dan Kultgen Brett Oawood Paula Demarest Darron Diemert Mark Duffin Rachelle Fenger Sophomores Robert Ray Dennis Sargent Milly Shettel Marcia Standiford Miriam Thompson Aaron Violett Tracy Voise Rick Ward Emily Wodarz The “Undercover Rowdies Freshmen The Trend Setters Denise Denter Kelcey Diemert Mall Fenger Sheila Graham Alrik Hanson Laurie Harmon John Iveraon Jack Johannes Leslie Kullgen Debbie Lalum Lisa Nahrgang George Smith Kelly Smith Randy Spicher Dennis Snyder John Standiford Karla Van Dessel Eric Wodarz Janine Wolfe 20 FRESHMEN SEVENTH SOPHOMORES Ruthless Rulers SENIORS: Trina Seidlitz, Secretary-Treasurer; Bob Kimball, President; Rae Lynn Wanken, Vice President. FRESHMEN: Matt Fenger, Vice President; Sheila Graham, President; John Iverson, Secretary-Treasurer. SEVENTH: Juanita Seidlitz, Vice President; Tracey Nordstrom, Secretary-Treasurer; Brad Kimball, Presi- dent. SOPHOMORES: Neil Heimbigner. Vice Presi- dent; Pat Harmon, President; Stacey Dauwalder, Secretary-Treasurer. JUNIORS: Ray Morkrid, Secretary-Treasurer; Karla Griffin, President; Stef Krook, Vice President. EIGHTH: Derek Barrows, Vice President; Ken Wooley, President; Margie Wodarz. Secretary-Treasurer. Eighth Jan Cochran Vince Cole Jeff Dahlen Dale Fox Hajon Fraser Bonny Kohrman Kip Limesand C. J. Mansita Kevin Mattson Brett Scott Johnny Sheldon Lourie Shettel Daron Spicher Eva Tuxbury Stacy Violett Mike Wiekum Bryon Wiley Margie Wodarz Justin Wolfe Ken Wooley Derek Barrows Lee Butterfield Stefani Christofferson Travis Grammar Conrad Heimbigner Brent Hilton Jody Voise Jason Wanken Todd Wanken 22 Seventh Mark Dauwalder Dean Denter Holly Diemert Marty Duffin Mary Fenger Jennifer Harrison Lori Hofer Craig Jensen Kal Kenfield Brad Kimball Shannon Mader Justin Marble Kent Mattson Tracey Nordstrom Stephanie Anderson Mindi Ashley Brenda Bordelon Becky Brown Teresa Dahlen Juanita Seidlitz Gordon Standiford Jermy Ward Kraig Warner Chris Wickum 23 Faces Only a Mother Could Love 24 Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Mr. Rooley, Ronell W'ard, Andrea Green, Holly Krook, A. J. Stone, Jim Englund, Collin Stone, Haley Minnehan. Bart Lyman. SECOND ROW': Shawna Fox, Tara Broadhurst, Kent Graham. Mary Smith. Kendra Wolley, Gail Morkrid, Kendra Burges . Scott Rucker. Fifth Grade HRS I ROW: Mis Thiel, Casey Greer, Georgina Woods, Rachel Nordstrom, Tawna Meldrum. Lisa Snyder, Kevin Lalum. Jess Mangold. SE- COND ROW : Julie Ruddick, Deanna Romain. Shani Anderson. Jennifer Fritz, Lisa Burrows. Brad W ilev, Ivan Wodarz. NOT PICTURED: Donald Shettel. 25 Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Nathan Wilson, John Carlson, Donald Dodge, Amy Streit, Shayne Scott, Mark Limesand, Coby W oods, Aaron Rocks, Jason Erickson. SECOND ROW: W ally Jeppeson, Jessica Caliman, Paul Tuxbury, Bryan Oswood, Sarah Brown, Jason Tempel, Jay Marble, Bryce Rucker. THIRD ROW: Miss Amdor, Brad Kammerzell, Jerri Johannes, Tom Dahinden, Judd Fraser, Sonya Claxton, Becky Chappell. Jennings Johnson, Steve Webb. NOT PICTURED: Shawn Dodge. Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Mr. Butler, Wendy Overlie, Debbie Preshinger, Corinne Kezar, Shannon Rucker, Kathy Englund, Angie Fritz, Chris Cyganowski, Rory Seidlitz. SECOND ROW : Ian Smith, Jerry Spicher, W'esli Remain, Christina Olson, Jason Brese, Jason Larson, Ryan Wickum. Charlie Theilman. NOT PICTURED: Lana Stevens. 26 Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Mrs. Aitken, Erik Iverson, Kristin Hertzog, Angie Morkrid, Monica Smith, Mindy Mattson, Tim Meldrum, Darrell Caristad, Robert Pulst. SECOND ROW: Ed Cole, Mark Cramer, Darrin Fraser, Jami Norstrom, Kim Stone, Chub Woods, Bobbie Grammar, Becky Caliman. Third Grade FIRS'r ROW: Mu� Dailey, Darci Anderson, Chad Christenot, Jeff Harrison, Jolene Slandiford, Rachel Brown, Davie Mangold, Koni Pulst, Michael Backen. SECOND ROW: Jeremy Speer, Andrea Schlimgen. Jeremy Hawks. David Erickson, Mitchell Overlie, Diann Elverud Monica Woods, Aaron Hunnewell. THIRD ROW: Jeffrey Mattson. Melissa Wilson, Shawn Frederickson. Ron Evans. Tessa Sheldon. Matt l.vman. Cory Laird, Eric Labuda. NOT PICTURED: Alvin Guertzgen. 27 Second Grade FIRST ROW: Mr� . Johnson, Joshua Webb, Tia Warded, Angela Slone, liapi Jo Tempel, Daniel Violett. Christi Hendrickson. SECOND ROW: Brook Zieske, Brandon Martin, Tanya Thielman, Jaci Streit, Kelci Kulpas, Timothy Mullette. FIRST ROW : Miss Darlington, Jason Thielman. Jenny W ickum. Dani Larson, Rikki Evans, Angi Dodge. SECOND ROW : Brock Cummer, Joshua Brown, Erin Albee, Lucas Kammerzell. Mandy Jacobson, Jory Olson. Second Grade First Grade FIRST ROW: Miw Murphy, Kalena Kealoha, Dustin Lalum, Kryatie Gummer, Jeremy Webb, Keith Eveland. John Thieltges. SECOND ROW : Branded Hunnewell. Jeramiah Pfaff, Heather Martin, Whitney Frit , David Smith, Brent Burge� � . First Grade FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ludwig, Joshua Brown, Kevin Harrison, Adam Standiford, James Dahlen, Brian Perdue, Heather Laird. SECOND ROW Skye Mader, Daved Hull, Jeremy Seidlitz, Kresta Wickum, Joey Meissner, Erin Grammar. NOT PICTL RED: Michael Claxton. 29 Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Mrs. Brown. Sonja Jodrey, Kari Mangold. Kent Pulst, Matthew Buck, Justin Wickum. SECOND ROW: Jared Bungum, Billy Dafoe, Tyler Streit, Kristy Nordstrom, Tammy Hawks, Missy Draw. THIRD ROW: Lance Wickum, Chris Stores, Jeremy Kulpas, Chris Matt- son. Robert Harden, Darek Elverud. NOT PICTURED: Jonathan Hilton. Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Mrs. Brown. Nickolas Erickson, Cheri Frederickson, Nikole Larson. Ryan Larson. Kimberly Anderson, Ryan Evans. SECOND ROW: Cody Christenot, Julie Mullette, Connie Fritz, Gina Rucker, Joshua Abrahamson, Deena Hull, Eric Gagnon. THIRD ROW : Jason Jacob- son, Krista Brese, Kris Schaub, Jeremy Burch, Kylie Schauer, Tara Preshinger. NOT PICTURED: Willy Kleinsasser. 30 SPORTS 6-B Conference Champs The 1983 Chester Coyotes � were the conference 6-B champs with a regular season record of 8-0. They dominated all their games both offensively and defen- sively. In the first playoff game in 1 3 years, the Coyotes clashed with 5-B champion. Cut Bank Wolves. The Coyotes played well against the much larger Cut Bank team but lost in the final period when Cut Bank, scoring on a fourth down play, ended the game with a 21-13 margin. The game ended Chester’s best season in 13 years. But, Coach, it wan Cramer 8 fault.' Scores Cheater 25 Shelby 0 Cheater 17 Choteau 6 Cheater 14 Fairfield 7 Chester 14 Simms 7 Cheater 40 Cascade 6 Cheater 38 Harlem 0 Cheater 45 Valier 0 Cheater 17 Belt Playoffs 8 Cheater 13 Cut Bank 21 CHEERLEADERS. FRONT ROW: T. Albee, K. Christofferaon. BACK ROW: R. Wankcn, R. Meech. FRONT ROW': G. Grammer, D. Snyder. K. Smith, M. Hoffer, T. Burrows, D. Heimbigner, J. Albee, E. Wodarz, M. Duffin. K. Diemert. MIDDLE ROW: Dan Wooley, ASS’T COACH; P. Harmon, T. Kolstad. S. Kimball, Kelly Wooley, T. Kohrman. K. Cicon, C. Broadhurwt, D. Diemert. BACK ROW : William Schlepp, HEAD COACH; B. Earl, T. Cramer, G. Thompson, R. Wolfe, Kevin Wooley, B. Kimball, P. Nordstrom. D. Overlie. SENIORS: G. Thompson, R. Wolfe, Kevin Wooley. P. Nordstrom, B. Kimball, B. Earl, T. Cramer. D. Overlie. CAPTAINS: Russell Wolfe, Bob Kimball. Doob attacks the Belt Huskies! ALL CONFERENCE, FRONT: Kelly Wooley, D. Overlie, T. Cramer, B. Kimball, S. Kimball, R. Wolfe. BACK: G. Thompson, K. Cicon, T. Kohrman, B. Earl, Kevin Wooley, P. Nordstrom, P. Harmon. William Schlepp, COACH. ALL STATE: Kelly Wooley, B. Kimball, R. Wolfe, Kevin Wooley. 33 Offense The 6-B champion Chester Coyotes ended the regular season with the league’s top-rated offense. The Coyote offense, led by six seniors, averaged over 26 points per game. Eight members of the Coyote offense were named to the All-Conference team. Bob Kimball as running back and kicker, and Kevin Wooley at center, were also selected to the All-State offensive team for their outstanding performances at their respective positions. Doob glands tall! Cramer airs one out. Kimballs sweep right. FRONT ROW: R. Wolfe, P. Harmon, D. Overlie, Kevin Wooley, Kelly Wooley, K. Cicon, T. Kohrman. BACK ROW: B. Earl, B. Kimball. T. Cramer, S. Kimball. 34 What’s the matter, Timmy? Defense The Coyote defense was exceptional as they allowed op- ponents to average only slightly more than 4 points per game. The league’s best defense placed a remarkable 10 of 11 starters on the All-Conference defensive team. Russell Wolfe, Defensive End; Kelly Wooley, Linebacker; and Bob Kimball, Defensive Back; were all chosen to the All-State Defensive team. Bob Kimball was also chosen to play in the 38th Annual East-West Shrine game. FRONT ROW: R. Wolfe, G. Thompson, D. Overlie, P. Nordstrom. T. Kohrman. BACK ROW : S. Kimball, Kelly Wooley. B. Kimball. C. Broadhurst, D. Diemerl, T. Cramer. 35 1st place “Gone With the Wind Sophomores it. 2nd place “Dragon Slayer — 7th Grade 3rd place “First Blood — Seniors Fun, Fun, Fun! After a spirited week consisting of Hawaiian, punk-out, dress-up, and blue-n-gold days, the Coyotes wrapped up a Homecoming victory by defeating Harlem 38-0. Two new traditions were brought about by the Student Council during the week. CHS had their first talent show and the halls were decorated by each class and judged at the end of the week. The talent was won by the “Beach Boys” group while the seniors had the best- decorated hall. Go back to your corners and come out fighting. Beat it, Beat it. 36 Homecomng Queen King S. Graham — R. Wolfe “When I was a little bitty boy.” Perfect form Cruisin' Coy of es Split the Season Under second year coach “■Butch” Zieske, the Coyote-ettes started the season with two victories over the Fort Benton Longhorns. The basketball bouncers then participated in the Fairfield Tour- nament playing two highly competitive teams ranked second and third in State. Unfortunately, the Coyotes didn't have enough gusto to bring them down. Conference play netted the Coyotes six wins out of 1 2 tries. The games were predictable because the Coyotes usually lost to teams with a lot of height. The Coyotes first challenger in the District Tour- nament in Cut Bank was the Harlem Wildcats. Starting off slow, the Coyotes were down by 1 1 at the half. The girs burst with energy in the fourth quarter and the game was going back and forth. When the final buzzer sounded it was a tied game. Two overtimes were needed to decide the final outcome and the Coyotes came away disap- pointed. The next morning Chester faced Chinook and was defeated thus ending the 1983 season. This year’s team was small in size and equally in number as varsity players with previous ex- perience were Cathy Pugsley, Nancy Harmon, and Staci Graham. Two juniors, Kay Cushing and Robin Meech, two sophomores, Marcia Standiford and Emily Wodarz, and one freshman, Sheila Graham rounded out the roster. - . -mw m SENIORS: Tammy AI bee and Rae Lynn Wanken SENIORS, FRONT ROW: S. Graham, N. Harmon, and C. Pugaley. BACK ROW: H. Rockman and T. Seidlitz. VARISTY, FIRST ROW: T. Albee and K. ChriKtofferaon. SECOND ROW: R. Wanken. H. Rockman. MANAGER COACII; Clarence (Butch) Zieake. T. Seidlitz, MANAGER; and Ronda Meech. THIRD ROW : Sheila Graham, Staci Graham, Robin Meech, N. Harmon. M. Standiford, C. Pug«dey, K. Cuahing and E. W odarz. 38 Seventh FRONT ROW: J. Seidlitz M. Ashley B. Brown B. Bordelon BACK ROW: S. Anderson T. Nordstrom J. Harrison T. Dahlen COACH: Mike McLean Eighth FRONT ROW: S. Anderson L. Shettel S. Christofferson E. Tuxbury R. Fraser M. Wodarz B. Kohrman BACK ROW: COACH: Mike McLean COACH: Clarence Zieske D. Denter L. Harmon M. Standiford J. Wolfe K. Van Dessel E. Wodarz L. Nahrgang 39 « All the way ALL CONFERENCE: R. Mecch, Sheila Graham, C. Pugaley and Staci Graham. the coyote way 43 w R E 8 T L I N G i 44 Grapplers Improve The wrestling team had a better season this year as they scored 72 V2 points at the Fort Benton In- vitational, which was the most points scored by a Chester team in the last three years. Even though no one placed at divisional, the team wrestled with a lot of heart. The team will be losing three experienced seniors this year. Next year’s team will be young, as no one will have competed for more than two seasons. -;ERLEAl)ERS. N. Harmon BACK ROW: Dan Wooley,' FRONT ROW, CHE K . Smith, P Waite. I Gotta move ' ' ------„;TkROW- t. Kultgen, K. Wooley SENIORS, FRONT ROW: R. Wankrn. N. Harmon. BAI.K ROW J.Fritt, D. Overlie. Jmk Pat Waite 119 J.y. Darren Overlie 126 23-9-0 Kevin Wooley 145 9-6-0 45 Brett Oh wood 98 11-17-0 Matt Fenger 145 J.V. J1 iMOR HIGH, FRONT ROW: M. Dauwalder, C. Wickum, K. Kenfield, Kent Mattson. B. Kimball. BA(.K ROW: C. J. Manska, K. Limesand. Kevin Mattson, J. Dahlen, K. Wooley, M. Wickum, Dino Pfaff, COACH. 46 Coyotes Win 20 The ’83-’84 Coyote basketball team turned in an im- pressive season with a 20-6 record. They ended the regular season tied with Malta as conference champs. The Coyotes lost the coin flip with Malta and went into the District 5-B tournament as the second place team. In the first game the Coyotes destroyed Harlem 87-55. The second game was a different story as the Coyotes were beaten by Conrad 74-44. In the third and fourth games the Coyotes showed their ability by easily beating Shelby 64-44 and that night they annihilated Cut Bank 72-39. At the Divi- sional tournament, also in Shelby, the Coyotes started off right by beating Valier 78-58. In their se- cond game they shocked everyone by defeating Con- rad 58-54 in a gutsy display of basketball. The team then met Fairfield for the championship, but the Eagles proved to be too much as they beat Chester 65-45. The Coyotes ended their season in a disap- pointing way as they lost to a much taller Malta team in a challenge game 84-69. All season the boys proved heart defeats height and under the fine coaching by Mr. McLean made few mistakes or turnovers. Another important fact the records don’t show is that the boys showed excellent sportsmanship and many good comments were received. FRONT: C. Cramer. BACK: C. Pugaley, M. Minneham. S. Graham. VARSITY, FRONT ROW: C. Pugaley, C. Cramer, M. Minnehan, S. Graham. MIDDLE ROW: C. Broadhurst. D. Kaunig. S. Kimball. T. Cramer, E. Seidlitz, J. Wagner, B. Earl. BACK ROW: Coach McLean, B. Kimball, K. Cicon, R. Wolfe, P. Harmon. R. Morkrid, T. Albee; MANAGER: C. Zieake, ASS’T. COACH. 47 SENIORS: B. Earl, B. Kimball, R. Wolfe, T. Cramer, D. Raunig, E. Seidlitz. BONANZA!! Qcores CHS OPP. Cascade 52 37 Ft. Benton 64 49 Townsend 54 56 Ft. Benton 59 41 Valier 64 56 Conrad 57 , 47 A Chinook 63 48 Cut Bank 49 42 Harlem 67 44 Malta 55 48 Belt Conrad 60 47 ™ 47 67 Shelby 55 51 Cut Bank 56 55 Harlem TO 54 Chinook 68 52 Malta 53 55 Shelby 62 58 District 11 Harlem Conrad iV 87 55 74 Shelby o 44 Cut Bank 72 39 Divisionals Valier 78 58 Conrad 58 54 Fairfield 45 65 Malta 69 81 Kg' V i’9 Russ skies for two!! 48 M. Wodarz. MIDDLE: S. Chrbtofferaon, B. Kohrman. BALK: R. Fraarr. GRADE CHEERLEADERS. FROM S. Anderson. MIDDLE: T. Dahlen. J. .Nordstrom BACK: J. Seidlitz. fry J.V. CHEERLEADERS, FRONT:L. Nahr an . B ACK: S. Graham. E. Wodarz. M. Slandiford. SEVENTH GRADE: B. Kimball. G. Slandiford, C. Jensen. K Kenfield. J Marblr. K. Mattson. Coach Kulpaa. EIGHTH GRADE, FRONT: V. Coir. B. Ililion, B. Wiley. B. Scoti. S. Violet t. K. I.urn-sand. K. Woolcy. BACK: K. Mattson, T. Wanken. J. Dahlon. J. Wolfe, J. Wanken, I). Barrow.. Coach Roolry. JINIOR VARSITY, FRONT: D. Dirmrrt. C. Grammar. R Ward. K. Dinarrt, D. Kullfrn. E. Wodarz. BACK: A. Violrll. T. Manaka. N. Ilrimbigncr. T. Kohrman. A. Hanson. J. AI bee. Coach Zieskr. 49 Billy Weed prepares to score. Pat opens up for the ball. Brett concentrates on one more. Russell flexes for the fans! OUTSTANDING PLAYERS: Bob K., All-Conference, Divisional tourney team; Russ W., All-Confrence, District rfnd Divisional team; Dean R., All-Conference, District and Divisional team. Russ goes one on five vs. Conrad. Bob drives through Conrad for two. Dean, Human Highlight, puts on a jumping show! Coyotes celebrate after divisionals. Ray puts it up, up, and away! 51 Bump Set! Spike! Win! Under Head Coach Steve Hamel and Assistant Coach Dan Kealoha, the first year girls’ volleyball team did an outstanding job! They started the season by defeating Shelby and winning their first triangle tournament. The Coyotes went into the Divisional Tournament in first place after having the best conference record of 17-3. They then received the Divisional title after defeating Chinook in the championship match. On March 29 the team traveled to Dillon for the State B-C Volleyball Tournament. After defeating Troy in their first match, the Coyotes were defeated in their next two matches, ending up with fifth at State. Stephanie Krook was also honored by being chosen for the All-State Team. SENIORS: Lisa Hanson, Trina Seidlitz. Pray Rachel, pray! Sky, Rita! Divisional Champs! Eva looks on as Stef gels into position. Ooh! What muscles. Trina! f_____ Nice save, Stacey! Nice form. Robin! Jan volleys the ball at Divisionals. Smile at Jerry, Karla! Way to dink it, Larita. Scuba! Scuba! Scuba! 54 HIGH SCHOOL TRACK, FIRST ROW: I). Snyder, Eric Wodarz, G. Smith, J. Johannes, A. Hanson. SECOND ROW: N. Heimbigner. I). Diemert, I). Kultgen, R. Ward, T. Burrows, A. Violett, Emily Wodarz. THIRD ROW: Bill Schlepp, Coach: Sheila Graham, P. Wardell, Kelly Wooley, J. Wagner. Bob Kimball, R. Wolfe, Kevin Wooley, T. Kohrman. S. Kimball. Dan Wooley, Asst. Coach. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS, FRONT ROW: B. Brown. B. Bordelon, On your mark J. Seidlitz. BACK ROW: II. Diemert, B. Kohrman. J. Voise, J. Harrison. NOT PICTURED: L. Shettel, R. Fraser. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS, FRONT ROW: DeLon Pfaff, Coach; M. Wickum. B. W iley, K. Limesand, B. Scott, Brad Kimball, S. iolett. BACK ROW: I. W anken, Ken Wooley, Justin Wolfe, J. Dahlen, D. Barrows. V. Cole. NOT PICTI RED: J. Wanken. W hat's for lunch, girls? Competing in 1 1 track meets, some with weather- related problems, 19 hoys and two girls participated in the thinelad season. Four boys made it to the Divisional meet in Great Falls, all doing their season's best. One qualified for State in Billings May 25-26. H. Wolfe fail- ed to place at this State meet, but gave it his best shot. NOT PICTURED: I). Diemen. Div. SENIORS: Bob Kimball. R. Wolfe. Kevin Wooley. Watch out below! My, what a big footprint! 56 Honor Society FRONT ROW: T. Seidlitz, N. Harmon, C. Pugsley, B. Kimball, B. Earl, R. Wanken, S. Krook. BACK ROW: B. Hodges, K. Griffin, T. Cramer, K. Wooley, J. Wagner, E. Buker, Mr. Kulpas. Adviser. Boys' and Girls' State BOYS’ STATE, LEFT ROW: T. Cramer, R. Wolfe, B. Earl. RIG HI ROW: B. Kimball, K. Wooley. GIRLS' STATE: C. Pugsley, N. Harmon. 58 SCIENCE CLUB ADV ISER: Mr. Krook. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS: K. Griffin, P. Wardell, S. Krook, N. Harmon. 20 20 IS NOT ENOUGH Science Fair Project — “20 20 i not enough by Stef Krook. Science Fair Project — “Introversion and Extroversion by Nancy Harmon. 59 mances. The plot evolved around a young man named Monte, played by T. Cramer, who was accused of marrying two women, w recking a nightclub, and hitting his butler, played by M. Smith, over the head. The main problem was that he couldn't remember a thing. In the end, it turned out that he had been drugged and replaced with a double. H. Rockman and H. Diemert assisted with the play along with P. Warded who worked the lights. Miss Solberg did a fine job of directing. Hootspah Writes Suspensefull “Agatha Christie Made Me Do It,” this year s school play was presented to the public April 4 in afternoon and evening perfor- Moider CAST: P. Wardell. M. Smith, T. Cramer. C. Cramer, B. Hodges, B. Kimball, C. Pugsley, K. Griffin, K. U anken. I), Overlie, Haehelle Fenger, E. Thielman. 60 The Coyote Staff FRONT ROW: L. Hanson. T. Seidlitz, C. Pugsley, C. Cramer. K. Cushing. H. Roekman. R. Chvilicek, R. Wanken. BACK ROW: I). Overlie, E. Seidlitz, M. Smith, N. Harmon, T. Cramer, B. Hodges. I). Raunig, Rachel Chvilicek. THE BLUE PRINT STAFF CO-EDITORS: R. Wanken, T. Cramer. FEATURES: C Cramer. Rita and Rachel Chvilicek. STRAIGHT NEWS: B. Hodges, K. Cushing, M. Smith. COLUMNS: N Harmon, C. Pugsley, H. Roekman. SPORTS: D. Raunig. T. Seidlitz, L. Hanson. I). Overlie, E. Seidlitz. ART: C. Pugsley, N. Harmon. M. Smith. EXCHANGES: Rachel Chvilicek. PHOTOGRAPHY: I). Raunig. 62 “Amazing Photoman hard at work! THECOYOTE STAFF M. Smith H. Rock man L. Hanson T. Seidlitz I). Raunig T. Cramer Rita Chvilicek D. Overlie C. Cramer Rachel Chvilicek B. Hodges N. Harmon K. Cushing R. Wanken C. Pugsley E. Seidlitz COYOTE EDITORS: N. Harmon, B. Hodges. THE HI.I E PRINT EDITORS: T. Cramer, R Wank. •n. 63 64 Student Council He works hard for the money!!! STUDENT COUNCIL: T. Dahlen, K. Limesand. A. Hanson. E. Wodarz. M. Staniford. D. Diemert, C. Cramer, P. Warded, K. Griffin, C. Pugsley, T Cramer, R. Wolfe, B. Kimball, R. Wanken. ADVISERS: Mr. Scott, Mr. Kulpas. Mama, don't let yoi babies t w up to be cowboys!! Rise Up Ringin' CHOIR OFFICERS: Secretary, N. Harmon: President, Staci Graham: Vice President, T. Cramer. This year s choir, choral, hand and hand groups put on a Fall, Christmas, and Festival Concert, along with the final Spring Concert which was held in the city park. In addition to the concerts, the Jazz Band performed at a style show and at an Art’s Council showing, and the Choralaires sang at the Lion’s Club fundraising banquet. In appreciation of Mr. Thorsen, a reception was held in the multi-purpose room following the final concert. ACCOMPANISTS: Mrs. Marilyn Oraw, C. Cramer, L. Hanson. CHORA!.AIRFS, FRONT ROW: M. Minnehan, Staci Graham, L. Hanson, C. Cramer, Rachelle Fenger. BACK ROW: J. Fritz, T. Cramer, R. Wolfe, Bob Kimball, P. Wardell. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR, FIRST ROW : C. Cramer, Colleen Pugsley. Sheila Graham, Jim Fritz, T. Cramer, L. Kultgen, L. Nahrgang, Janine Wolfe, L. Harmon. SECOND ROW': M. Minnehan, S. Krook, Renee Fenger, K. Christofferson. S. Kimball. I). Overlie, P. Wardell. T. Seidlitz, K. Cushing, L. Hanson. Rachelle Fenger. THIRD ROW: L. Thorsen, Director; H. Rodman. T. Albee, E. Thielman. K. Cicon, R. Wolfe, Bob Kim- ball, Staci Graham, N. Harmon, K. Griffin, L. Bordelon. 65 HONOR CHOIR, FIRST ROW: T. Cramer. N. Harmon, L. Hannon. C. Cramer, S. Krook, P. Wardell. SECOND ROW: Bob Kimball, R. Wolfe, T. Manska. WOMEN'S ENSEMBLE, FIRST ROW : L. Nahrgang. L. Kultgen. L. Harmon, Sheila Graham. Janine Wolfe. SECOND ROW: H. Roekman. L. Hannon. T. Albee, C. Cramer. IHIRI) ROW: T. Seidlitz, M. Minnehan. Staci Graham. FOURTH ROW: Rachelle Fenger, N. Harmon, L. Bordelon, S. Krook. MEN'S ENSEMBLE, FIRST ROW: Jim Fritz, T. Cramer, T. Manska. SECOND ROW: I). Overlie, h Cicon, I rhielmen. THIRD ROW: R. Wolfe, Bob Kimball. P. Wardell. 66 BAM) OFFICERS: Secretary, B. Ray; Vice President. P. Warded; President. J. Wagner. PEP BAM). FIRST ROW: Rachelle Fenger, D. Denter, M. Standiford. B. Ray. J. Johannes. L. Thorsen. Director. SECOM) ROW: J. Harrison. Sheila Graham. E. Buker, Renee Fenger. B. Oswood. T. Burrows. I 111RI) ROW: S. Christofferson. L. Jensen. E. Tuxbury, I). Laium, L. Nahrgang. C. Wickum. FOI RTII ROW: J. Dahlen. T. Grammar. D. Heimbigner. A. Violett. FIFTH ROW : B. Anderson. S. Violett, N. Heimbigner. P. Warded. SIXTH ROW: C. Broadhurst, T. Kolstad. k. Cicon, J. Wagner. BAM). FIRST ROW: L. Nahrgang, S. Christofferson, D. I.alum. I). Denter. Rachelle Fenger. M. Standiford. SECOND ROW : L. Jensen, E. Tuxbury, B. Brown, D. Barrows. Ken W ooley. J. Harrison. Shiela Graham. E. Buker. B. Oswood. T. Burrows. R. Barrows. 1111111) ROW: T. Nordstrom. J. Seidlitz. S. Anderson. Brad Kimball. C. Jensen, C. Heimbigner, C. Wickum, J. Dahlen. T. Grammar. I). Heimbigner. A. Violett. C. Broadhurst, T. Kolstad. K. Cicon. J. Wagner. FOURTH ROW: J. Marble, S. Violett, N. Heimbigner. P. W arded. K. Mattson. E. Thielman, B. Anderson. I). Denter. FIFTH ROW: V. Cole. J. Sheldon, B. Ray, J. Johannes, L. Thorsen, Director. 67 JAZZ BAM), FIRST ROW: Ken Wooley, Bryan Oswood, A. Violett, T. Grammar, E. Buker. SECOND ROW: T. Burrows, S. Violett, F. Wardell, C. Cramer, Brett Oswood. THIRD ROW: K. Cicon, J. Wagner, N. Heimbigner, J. Johannes. HONOR BAND, FIRST ROW: Rachelle Fenger, K. Griffin. SECOND ROW: N. Heimbigner, T. Koistad, K. Cicon. GRADE SCHOOL BAND, FIRST ROW : S. Andcr- son, J. Seidlitz, T. Nordstrom, B. Brown, J. Harrison. SECOND ROW: Kent Mattson, J. Marble, Dean Denter. THIRD ROW: Brad Kimball, C. Jensen, C. Wickum. FOURTH ROW : L. Thorsen, Director. 68 J.H. HOIK, FIRST ROW: L. Thorsen, Director; T. Dahlen. M. Fenger, J. Voise, L. Hofer, B. Bordelon. R. Fraser, M. Wodarz, L. Shettel, S. Mader, E. Hofer, H. Diemert, B. Kohrman, Emily Wodarz, Accompanist. SECOND ROW: M arty Duffin, J. Wanken, M. Wickum, G. Standiford, B. Scott, B. Wiley, C. J. Manska. M. Dauwalder. D. Fox, T. Wanken. THIRD ROW: Kevin Mattson, Justin Wolfe, B. Hilton, K- Limesand, K. Kenfield. D. Spicher, J. Ward. L. Butterfield. On the Road Again Traveling to Havre for the District Music Festival, many of the groups who participated received I s, IPs, and Ill’s. The groups who received I’s pro- gressed to the State Music Festival which was held in Missoula. These groups included the Flute Quartet, the Choralaires, the Men's Ensemble, all receiving I’s, and the Trumpet Trio and J. Wagner’s Trumpet Solo receiving II's. FLUTE QUARTET: M. Standiford, Denise Denier, S. Dauwalder. Rachelle Fenger. A starry performance! Jazz Band performing at District Music Festival. 69 Speech and Drama SPEECH AND DRAMA MEMBERS: E. Soil . Co.ch; R. Ft-ng-r. M. Smith. M. Frnger. K. Griffin. S. Krook. E. Buker PLACING AT STATE: M. Smith, K. Griffin Mik« performs for swimming pool benefit. Mike replies “The moon- walk always gets them! Exchange Students From Chester From Foremost to Chester Pep Club Team Team Team!! 72 LJjenger l Dieniert, T. Nordstrfl J. Seidlitz, S. AnderSdn, S. Chriatoffer Rwi, T. Albee, D. Laium, L. Hanson, T. Dahlen, Mrs. Albright, Adviser, eat, L. Bordelon, Robin Meech, L. Kultgen, J. Wolfe, C. Pugsley, M. Min- 4if� Daiely, Adviser. INSIDE ROW: E. Buker, D. Denter, L. Nahrgang. The Lone Ranger and Tonto round up school spirit! 73 Prom —1984 “Hold Me Till the Morning Comes” was the theme of the Jr.- Sr. Prom, April 7, which was attended by over 50 couples. The dance area was smartly decorated with burgandy, pink, white, and silver metallic streamers with matching colored helium ballons. B. Kimball and C. Pugsley were crowned King and Queen by Junior President, K. Griffin. The two crownbearers selected were Michael Claxton and Kalena Kealoha. The band was “Superior,” as well as the portrait service, which was provided by Steve Helmbrecht of Havre. CANDIDATES: C. Pugsley, B. Kimball. S. Graham. T. Gramer, R. Wankrn, B. Earl. N Harmon, R. Wolfe. Seniors Honored at Banquet Held in the Catholic Church basement, the Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet was attended by juniors, advisors, seniors, and their parents. After dining everyone was entertained by Miss Solberg's “What a Feeling and Dean Hen- drickson's “Poems, Prayers, and Promises. ' After the singing, the class history, wills, and prophecy were read. Karla pels the banquet going. “Poem , Prayers, and Promises.” Having trouble getting the words out? “What a Feeling!” “Where's the roast beef! Head table starts the dining. 76 77 81 Administration Faculty Business Manager Librarians Secretary and Custodians Rob« rt Chvilicek Superintendent, Practical Chemistry Gary Scott Principal. PAI) Chris Hanson Self-Contained Rod Holden Business Manager John Gebert Math, Computer Science Gerald Kulpas Counselor, PAD Marvin Krook Science Mike McLean Math Sandy Meech Speech Therapist William Schlepp History Gerry Unterseher Librarian Janet Saxton Title 1 Evie So I be rjs English Janice Vaa Resource Room Lois Schaub Librarian Larry Thorsen Band, Choir Don VanDeaael P.E., Driver� Ed., Science H6 Carol Wilson Secretary Spike Stone Janitor Jerry Perdue Janitor Lela Didier Janitor “Tell it like it ia! “Huh? LOOKS: Lloria Boyer, Tran-y Voise, Dorothy Overlie, Bonnie Overlie, IN a nr y Harrison. Mar- tha Wright. Larry Bassett, Mamie Bassett Janitors The object of teaching is not so much to convey knowledge as it is to excite a determination in tlx child to acquire it for himself, ami to teach him how to go about acquiring it. (Alec Clegg) ALOHA! WilWfred “Fuzzy Balsley Janitor HH CBS Radio Affiliate 1st STREET PHOTOGRAPHY KSEN-KZIN Complete Coverage in Golden Triangle Shelby 434-5241 STAN WOLDVEDT Owner 301 1st Street Shelby 434-5325 TRIANGLE TRAVEL Full Service Travel Agency Shelby 434-5282 SEUBERT INSURANCE Dick: 434-2017 Russ: 434-4523 Shelby Office: 434-5211 MUNSON EQUIPMENT Shelby 434-5148 90 LARSON’S CLOTHING Levi Tony Lama Campus Over 35 years of service to you Shelby Conrad Cut Bank 434-5112 278-3142 873-4751 ANDY’S D K 202 Galena Shelby 434-5118 ED’S DIESEL PUMP AND ELECTRIC SERVICE ED and DUKE GARDIPEE ROCKMAN FUNERAL CHAPEL Owners Shelby 434-5853 Chester, Montana Phone 759-5550 Rlynn Karen: Serving the Hi-Line SHELBY FLORAL GIFT 157 Main St. Shelby 434-2662 FIRST STATE BANK “It Just Makes Cents To Bank With Us” Shelby 434-5567 WALLIES STYLE SHOP Ladies Ready-To-Wear 158 West Main Shelby 434-2712 RAINBOW CONOCO 400 Main Street Tirtstottt Shelby 434-2671 TOOLE COUNTY STATE BANK A Progressive Bank Offering Security and Friendly Service 131 Main Shelby 434-5528 GALATA SERVICE CENTER MARK BALL — Manager Galata 432-2321 92 CHESTER MOTORS INC. For A Better Idea Ford Puts It On Wheels DON RAUNIG — Owner Chester 759-5326 BOYD’S SHEET METAL Lennox Heating Air Conditioning Mfiytag Appliances BOYD NEALY —Owner Chester 759-5316 HARVEST STATES COOPERATIVES Feed Fertilizer TIM CAMPBELL — Manager Chester 759-5316 LIBERTY DRUG Congratulations Class of ’84 BILL and PEGGY KIMBALL 759-5225 Chester LIBERTY COUNTY TIMES Printing, Publishing, Advertising IRVIN HUTCHISON — Publisher Chester 759-5535 HELMBRECHT PHOTOGRAPHY Portrait Commercial Photography Congratulations to the Class of 1984 STEVE HELMBRECHT — Owner Havre 265-4245 94 MARBLE AND SEIDLITZ Attorneys at Law DONALD R. MARBLE JOHN E. SEIDLITZ, JR. Chester 759-5104 Chester ROOSEVELT SERVICE Gases, Oils, Greases Phillips 66 Tires Self Service Island LIBERTY ELECTRIC Residential, Commercial Industrial, Elevators, Farm Ranch Trenching “We Do It Right The First Time” 759-5278 Chester MARVIN WILSON Master Electrician 759-5334 LIBERTY BANK From Agriculture To Pleasure Loans We Will Help You To Meet Your Needs Chester 759-5106 95 CARGILL INC. Chester Feed — Grain TED WAREHIME Manager 759-5245 DARBY O BRIEN AGENCY “Your Insurance Man” Chester 759-5125 FRONTIER AVIATION Grumman Ag Cat The Best Most Modern Aircraft Built For Fast Effective Spraying Service JOEL KAREN FENGER Chester 759-4531 96 B W THRIFTWAY Chester Hi Chester We Serve The Nicest People With The Best of Products “Congratulations Seniors” RON and DEILA WOLERY — Art and CAROL BARROWS 759-5434 CHESTER IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere STATE FARM INSURANCE “Good Service Good Coverage Good Price That’s State Farm Insurance” Sales and Services CARMEN L. JENSEN Line’s Most Complete Farm Store 759-5117 P.O. Box 448 Chester, MT 59522 Off. 759-5829 Res. 759-5366 97 GAMBLES GILBERT’S INC. NAPA Repair Dealer KEN GILBERT President Chester 759-5318 COAST-TO-COAST Paint, Appliances, Gifts, Toys Hardware, Sporting Goods, Auto Parts Supplies. Your Complete Shopping Headquarters CLIFF CHARLOTTE HANSON — Owners 759-5414 98 Chester THIELMAN IMPLEMENT MIKES IGA Your Tiger Discounter Store MIKE and MARGARET NOVAK Owners Chester 759-5538 99 MX MOTEL Air Conditioning and Color Cable TV in Every Room NORM and ANNA MARIE ANDERSON Owners Chester 759-7165 YACKLEY’S FUEL SUPPLY Bulk Delivery To Your Farm Gases — Grease — Tires — Oils The COYOTE staff would like to thank all of the businesses that helped make the 1984 year- book a reality. We would also like to thank all of the people who contributed photos for the year- book. especially Patti Glee for her time and effort. BILL YACKLEY Owner Chester 759-5716 The Staff of the '84 Coyote PANDORA’S BOX Chester Vanderbilt — Rocky Mountain — Ocean Pacific JODINE KENNY Owner 759-5325 100 HUGH B. BROWN COYOTES DEN Attorney at Law “Congratulations Seniors” Chester 759-5174 Transfers for Caps T-Shirts Individual Team Sports CHARLEY JACKIE FREY Owners Chester 759-5305 Chesterp MARIAS EQUIPMENT Serves The Top of The Triangle DON KUNTZ — Manager 759-5198 101 noiS22cl om WOODCRAFT Where Wood Craftsmanship Come Together Chester 759-5690 Coke is it! Good Luck Graduates from Great Falls Coca Cola Bottling Co. Great Falls 761-3794 TIBER TRACTOR DON DAHLEN —Owner Chester 759-5188 102 CHESTER CLINIC PHARMACY “Conveniently Located in the LIBERTY COUNTY Professional Building” RIC RICHTER — Pharmacist Chester 759-5193 WESTERN LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Box 536 RICHARD GELHARDT — Owner Chester 759-5501 VU AY! 103 SPONSORSHIPS SHELBY Coast-To-Coast J.C. Penney Stull’s Jewelry Turner Agency Inc. Wells Drug Ben Franklin Gambles Jeans and Things Wayne’s Off-Main Culligan’s Buttery’s Husky House Cafe Toole County Farm Implement Jacobson’s Jewery Shelby Rexall Drug Swoboda Photography CHESTER Montana Power Back Porch Bill’s Shoe Shop Wheat Country Bakery Senator and Mrs. Kolstad Some members of the 1983 Softball Team LION’S CLUB Sponsored By The Chester Lion’s Club — Boosters of All Chester Youth Activities 104