Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1985 volume:

COYOTE 1985 Chester. Montana Editors Kay Cushine Tim Kolstad TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS...................3 CLASSES..................15 SPORTS...................31 ACTIVITIES...............57 GRADUATION...............79 FACULTY..................83 SPONSORS.................89 I SENIORS EIGHTY FIVE Colors: Block and Silver Flower: Red Rose Motto: We dare to do what we dote to dream, today we follow tomorrow we lead. Stephanie Elaine Krook Valedictorian Eva Ellen Buker Salutatorian PRESIDENT: Roy Morkrid, VICE PRESIDENT: Kelly Wooley, SECRETARY-TREASURER: Molly Minnehon. VM Robert James Barrows Larita Ann Bordelon 4 Craig Austin Broadhurst Rita Ellen Chvilicek Cristi Ann Cramer Karlan Joy Christofferson 11 a Kay Cushing Rachel Jean Chvilicek Len William Cole Michael Gerald Fenger 5 6 7 Renee Elizabeth Fenger Brian Joseph Hamel William Scott Kimball James Leonard Fritz Timothy Patrick Kohrman Karla Ann Griffin Timothy Gerald Hofer Tim David Kolstad 8 Terry Victor Manska Molly Sue Minnehan Jack Wayne Wagner Robin Annette Meech Ray William Morkrid George Philipp Wardell Ronda Ardyce Meech Norman Patrick Waite Kelly Alan Wooley 9 10 11 cn oo -n O c ) CO D r- n 13 14 EIGHTY FIVE CLASSES Future Leaders Juniors CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: James Albee VICE PRESIDENT: Pat Harmon SECRETARY-TREASURER: Dan Kultgen James Albee Bryan Anderson Travis Burrows Kathy Butterfield Stacey Dauwalder Paula Demarest Darron Diemert Mark Duffin 16 Class of 1986 Rachelle Fenger Gavin Grammar Pat Harmon Donavan Heimbigner Neil Heimbigner Matt Hofer Lesli Jensen Dan Kultgen Brett Oswood Julie Ronshaugen Dennis Sargent Milly Shettel Marcia Standiford Miriam Thompson h z Aaron Violett I4 I Tracy Voise Ricky Ward Emily Wodarz f • 17 Sophomores Denise Denter Laurie Harmon John Iverson Jack Johannes Leslie Kultgen Something in your tooth, Denise? Shane Frey Sheila Graham Alrik Hanson Kelcey Diemert Matthew Fenger We have to pass the noon hour somehow. j heard someone say my name. 18 CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Laurie Harmon VICE PRESIDENT: Kelcey Diemert SECRETARY-TREASURER: John Iverson The art of blowing a bubble. Debbie Lalum Kelly Smith Randy Spicher Dennis Snyder John Standiford Karla Van Dessel Eric Wodarz Janine Wolfe 19 Freshmen Loe amigos Derek Barrows Lee Butterfield Stefani Christofferson Jan Cochran Vince Cole Jeff Dahlen Dale Fox Rajon Fraser Travis Grammar Conrad Heimbigner Brent Hilton Bonny Kohrman 20 Class of 1988 Kip Limesand C. J. Manska Kevin Mattson Mary Ronshaugen Brett Scott Johnny Sheldon Lourie Shettel Daron Spicher Stacy Violett Jody Voise Jason Wanken Todd Wanken Mike Wickum Bryon Wiley Margie Wodarz Justin Wolfe Ken Wooley 21 Eighth Grade CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Tracey Norstrom VICE PRESIDENT: Kal Kenfield SECRETARY-TREASURER: Teresa Dahlen Becky Brown Teresa Dahlen Mark Dauwalder Dean Denter Holly Diemert Marty Duffin Mary Fenger Jennifer Harrison Elizabeth Hofer Lori Hofer Craig Jensen Lucy Joramo Kal Kenfield Brad Kimball Shannon Mader Justin Marble Kent Mattson Tracey Nordstrom Juanita Seidlitz Martin Shultz Gordon Standiford Jermy Ward Kraig Warner Chris Wickum 22 Seventh Grade CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT: Ivan Wodarz VICE PRESIDENT: Holly Krook SECRETARY-TREASURER: Kendra Wooley Lisa Burrows Jim Englund Shawna Fox Jennifer Fritz Kent Graham Andrea Green Holly Krook Kevin Lalum Bart Lyman Jess Mangold Tawna Meldrum Haley Minnehan Gail Morkrid Rachel Nordstrom Julie Ruddick Donald Shettel Mary Smith Lisa Snyder A.J. Stone Collin Stone Ronell Ward Brad Wiley Ivan Wodarz Georgina Woods Kendra Wooley Shani Anderson Tara Broadhurst Kendra Burgess 23 Eighth grade leads a rough life. FIRST ROW: J. Mangold, B. Lyman, K. Laium, K. Graham, A. J. Stone, I. Wodarz, C. Stone, B. Hilton, MANAGER. SECOND ROW: Gary Scott, HEAD COACH, J. Schultz, B. Kimball, C. Jensen, K. Kenfield, G. Standiford, Dean Denter, Mike McLean, ASS’T. COACH. THIRD ROW: Marty Duffin, J. Marble, K. Mattson, M. Dauwalder, K. Warner, J. Prine, J. Ward. Oh, my hair is not combed! Two sixth graders flash their pearlies. Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Sarah Brown, Jerri Johannes, Julie Hilton, Bryan Oswood, Steve Webb, Nick Prine, Miss Dunnwebber. SECOND ROW: Jennings Johnson, Jay Marble, Judd Fraser, Tom Dahinden, Shayne Scott, Brad Kammerzell. Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Mr. Butler, Amy Streit, Becky Chappell, Sonya Claxton, Wally Jeppeson, John Carlson. SECOND ROW: Nathan Wilson, Mark Limesand, Jason Tempel, Aaron Rocks, Jason Erickson, Shawn Dodge. • 26 Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Miss Bold, Angie Fritz, Kristin Hetzog, Kathy Englund, Kim Stone, Bobbie Grammar, Jason Brese, Chub Woods. SECOND ROW: Erik Iverson, Rory Seidlitz, Darrin Fraser, Robert Pulst, Ryan Wickum, Charlie Thielman, Tim Meldrum. NOT PICTURED: Becky Caliman. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Jami Nordstrom, Angie Morkrid, Mindy Mattson, Lana Steven, Monica Smith, Donald Dodge, Ian Smith. SE- COND ROW: Mrs. Aitken, Chris Cygonowski, James Booth, Jerry Spicher, Jason Larson, Ed Cole, Mark Cramer, Mike Hilton. 26 Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Mr. Rooley, Koni Pulst, Jolene Standiford, Michael Backen, Tessa Sheldon, Jeff Harrison, Cory Laird, Diann Elverud. SECOND ROW: Darci Anderson, Melissa Wilson, Mitch Overlie, Chad Christenot, Aaron Hunnewell, David Erickson, Alvin Guertzgen, Rachel Brown. THIRD ROW: Jeffrey Mattson, Shawn Frederickson, Eric Labuda, Jeremy Speer, Matt Lyman, Darrell Carlstad, Jeremy Hawks, David Mangold. NOT PICTURED: Ron Evans. Third Grade FIRST ROW: Angie Dodge, Jaci Streit, Christy Hendrickson, Rikki Evans, Angela Stone, Hapi Jo Tempel, Tia Warded, Lani Joramo. SECOND ROW: Daniel Violett, Erin Albee, Amanda Jacobson, Danielle Larson, Tanya Thielman, Kelci Kulpas, Jenny Wickum, Mrs. Warehime. THIRD ROW: Brock Gummer, Joshua Webb, Joshua Brown, Lucas Kammerzell, Chris Campros, Brandon Martin. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Sargent. Second Grade FIRST ROW: Dustin Lalum, Branden Hunnewell, Daved Hull, Michael Claxton, Erin Grammar, Jeremy Webb, Miss Butkay. SECOND ROW: Kevin Harrison, Skye Mader, Brent Burgess, Joey Meissner, Krystie Gummer, Heather Martin. Second Grade 28 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Johnson, Brian Perdue, James Dahlen, Kalena Kealoha, Keith Eveland, Jeremy Seidlitz, Joshua Brown, Julie Shultz. SECOND ROW: Amy Campros, Michael Wilson, Heather Laird, Kresta Wickum, John Thieltges, Adam Standiford. First Grade FIRST ROW: Krista Brese, Connie Fritz, Deena Hull, Nikole Larson, Cheri Fredrickson, Dawn Wilson, Kari Mangold, Cody Christenot, Darek Elverud. SECOND ROW: Kris Schaub, Jared Bungum, Lance Wickum, Eric Gagnon, Jeremy Kulpas, Billy Dafoe, Kent Pulst, Tyler Streit, Chris Mattson. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Ludwig. FIRST ROW: Miss Murphy, Kristy Nordstrom, Kimberly Anderson, Melissa Oraw, Kylie Schauer, Tammy Hawks, Sonja Jodrey, Joshua Abrahamson, Jeremy Burch. SECOND ROW: Ryan Evans, Justin Wickum, Nickolas Erickson, Jonathan Hilton, James Joramo, William Kleinsasser, Christopher Stores, Jason Jacobson. 29 Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Vince Mattson, Heather Carlson, Jacob Brown, Troy Cyganowski, Teresa Crosier, Jeffery Peterson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Brown, Brad Herron, Jessica Lux, Jeff Seidlitz, Jenny Martin, Steve Abrahamson, Mindy Jeppesen, Lacee Mattson. THIRD ROW: Joni Jacobson, David Jensen, Jesse Hill, Jason Wickum, Casey Saxton, Michael Nelson. All set for Halloween. Teachers have all the fun. 30 SPORTS EIGHTY FIVE Coyotes Go 5-3 ALL CONFERENCE: FRONT ROW: P. Waite, G. Gram- mar, S. Frey, D. Diemert. BACK ROW: S. Kimball, Kelly Wooley, T. Kohrman, K. Cicon. 32 The Coyotes racked up a 5-3 record in the 6-B conference which tied them with Choteau and Harlem for second place. Harlem went on to the playoffs due to the point system. The offense had a total of 148 points for the year and the defense on- ly allowed 104. The leading scorers for the year were Scott Kim- ball with 48 and Darron Diemert with 30. Good Coyote defense dominated most games. The leading defensive players were Kelly Wooley and Scott Kimball. The team is losing five seniors, but should be strong next year with fourteen lettermen returning. The All-Staters for the team were K. Cicon, S. Kimball, Kelly Wooley. CHEERLEADERS: Renee Fenger, Ronda Meech, K. Christofferson, K. Cushing. FRONT ROW: S. Violett, J. Wolfe, J. Wanken, B. Scott, D. Fox, C. Heimbigner, T. Grammar, T. Wanken, D. Barrows, Ken Wooley. SECOND ROW: K. Mattson, J. Iverson, J. Johannes, A. Hanson, K. Diemert, Matt Fenger, S. Frey, D. Snyder, K. Smith. THIRD ROW: E. Wodarz, G. Grammar, T. Burrows, A. Violett, D. Diemert, J. Albee, M. Hofer, D. Heimbigner, B. Oswood. FOURTH ROW: Bill Schlepp, HEAD COACH, Kelly Wooley, T. Kohrman, P. Harmon, K. Cicon, S. Kimball, P. Waite, Dan Wooley, ASS’T. COACH. CAPTAINS: S. Kimball and Kelly Wooley. Scores Chester 15 Shelby 13 Chester 15 Fairfeild 24 Chester 0 Townsend 12 Chester 28 Cascade 6 Chester 28 Garlem • 26 Chester 21 Belt 0 Chester 35 Valier 7 Chester 6 Choteau 16 ALL-STATE: S. Kimball, Kelly Wooley, K. Cicon. Shane getting ready. FRONT ROW: T. Kohrman, P. Harmon, P. Waite, G. Grammar, Kelly Wooley, K. Cicon, BACK ROW: D. Snyder, T. Burrows, D. Diemert, J. Albee, S. Kimball, S. Frey. Coyotes on Offense The unpredictable Coyote offense had its ups and downs through the season, but averaged 19 points a game. Nine players made the All-Conference, with Kelly Wooley, S. Kimball, and K. Cicon making All-State. The Coyote offense looks strong for next year’s season. Kimball hoping for a block. Earth to Jim. 34 FRONT ROW: K. Cicon, P. Harmon, J. Johannes, G. Grammar, Kelly Wooley, T. Kohrman. BACK ROW: S. Frey, D. Diemert, T. Coyotes on Defense The Coyote defense dominated most games as they shut down the Belt air attack and stopped the State runner-up Shelby Coyotes tojust 13 points. The Coyotes placed six players on All-Conference and two on All-State, Kelly Wooley and S. Kim- ball. The Coyotes will have eight starters back on defense. Forced out of bounds. Waiting on the offense. Awesome tackling techniques. Homecoming 84 Homecoming ’84 began by supporting the mighty Coyotes with Spirit Week. Monday through Friday, students came to school in their pajamas, sweats, inside out, dressup, and on Friday blue and gold. Thursday evening a talent show was held. Parents, teachers, and students participated in the fun-filled program. First place was awarded to the high school boys doing a mock-up of Stampede Wrestlers; second, to the high school girls called the Doobettes; third to the awesome band called Mega Force. After the talent show, the Homecoming King, J. Fritz, and Queen, M. Minnehan, were crowned. The Queen candidates were C. Cramer, K. Christofferson, M. Minnehan, and Ronda Meech. The King candidates were J. Fritz, T. Kohrman, S. Kimball, and K. Cicon. The crownbearers for the ceremony were C. Fritz and B. Dafoe. Friday, the girls’ basketball team played Malta and were defeated 60-36 after giving the Mustangs a run for their money in the first half of the game. Later the students and fans went to the bonfire where the cheerleaders led spirit yells and the senior football players gave short speeches. Saturday morning, the residents enjoyed the clever and humorous floats. First place went to the seventh grade, second to the freshmen, third to the juniors. In the afternoon fans turned out to watch the football team play the Townsend Bulldogs, the Coyotes lost 12-0. Seventh grade places first. “Buddies' Juniors place third. Lookout 49ers, here come the Coyotes. Freshmen place second. Seventh graders take a break. I wanna doobie.” 36 m7w Homecoming Queen Candidates. Van Halen entertains. Jim, “What a trip!' Homecoming royalty and parents. Coyote Girls Fight Hard Under first year coach, Jim Graham, the girls’ basketball team was made up of two seniors, three juniors, eight sophomores and three freshmen. One senior, Robin Meech, had previous varsity experience. One junior and one sophomore E. Wodarz and S. Graham, were also experienced varsity players. The awards presented this year were for leading rebounder, S. Graham; best freethrow percen- tage, Robin Meech; defenseive player of the year, K. VanDessel; most improved, Jan Wolfe; Anna Marie Laird Memorial Award, most inspirational, K. Grffin; and Lawrence “Curly” Layton Award, most valuable, S. Graham. Making All-Conference this year was S. Graham, Second Team; and Robin Meech, Honorable Mention. CHEERLEADERS: Honda Meech. Renee Fenger, K. Christofferson, K. Cushing. VAKM I ■Y. FIRST ROW: B Kohrman, .LRonahaugen. L. Kultgen. M Wodarz. SECOND ROW: M. Ron iin!£e,|' hr3?™’ MANAGEMjJmGr COACH; D-I)enter- Kachelle Fanger. MANAGER. THIRD Jr. Varsity FRONT ROW: J. Ronshaugen D. Lalum M. Wodarz L. Nahrgang BACK ROW: L. Kultgen B. Kohrman Jim Graham, COACH D. Denter S. Christofferson Eighth Roger Heimbigner, COACH J. Seidlitz B. Bordelon T. Nordstrom T. Dahlen H. Diemert J. Harrison S. Anderson B. Brown K. Burgess, MANAGER Seventh FIRST ROW: R. Nordstrom L. Snyder T. Meldrum SECOND ROW: L. Burrows G. Morkrid Kendra Wooley M. Smith H. Krook H. Minnehan. THIRD ROW: S. Fox Ronell Ward J. Ruddick, MANAGER Jennifer Fritz A. Green NOT PICTURED: Gerald Kulpas, COACH 39 Scores CHS Opp. Fort Benton Tourney Fort Benton 36 53 Belt 57 55 Simms Tourney Simms 35 88 Belt 46 32 Malta 36 60 Shelby 25 64 Browning 48 54 Cut Bank 59 35 Harlem 41 63 Conrad 40 44 Chinook 46 70 Malta 39 68 Conrad 55 62 Shelby 53 56 Harlem 48 62 Chinook 32 66 Browning 46 51 Cut Bank 30 43 District Tourney Malta 33 65 Conrad 47 64 Team work! On the floor again! 42 Concentrate, Karla Van! J.V. in action! What are you looking at Frog? The guys showing their support! 43 Wrestling Rolls On This year’s 11 man team was young as it was composed of one senior, two juniors, four sophomores, and four freshmen. P. Waite, the senior, was the only one to place at divisionals where he placed fourth, and earned the right to go to State at Butte, where he placed in the top eight. The team’s high point for the season was when they scored 72 Vi points at a Chester meet which tied last year’s record. Dan Wooley again coached the team. “Wrestling’s most tense moment. SENIORS: P. Waite, Kelly Wooley. 1Limesand, P. Waite, D. Synder, B. Os wood, J. Iverson. SECOND ROW: M. Wickum, J. Dahlen Ke Wooley, Matthew Fenger, T. Burrows, Kelly Wooley, MANAGER: Dan Wooley, COACH. 44 45 ‘The gang taking it easy. Pat Waite 126 21-16 Dennis Snyder 119 8-17 JUNIOR HIGH, FRONT ROW: K. Graham, K. Laium, B. Kimball, B. Lyman, I. Wodarz, B. Wiley. BACK ROW: K. Warner, k. Kenfield, M. Duffin, J. Ward, M. Dauwalder, Dino Pfaff, COACH. 47 Spikers Make State The Coyotes did it again, they went to State for the second time in their two year career. This time they placed seventh after playing three games. The lady spikers were defeated in their first two games against Twin Bridges and Fairview. ' The last game against Fort Benton was a dif- ferent story as the Coyotes won in two games. At divisional, in Shelby, the girls placed se- cond after neatly defeating Browning and Chinook. In the championship match the Fort Benton Longhorns won in three exciting games. In Chinook at the district tourney, the lady spikers captured third place. The girls won their games against Hays-Lodgepole and Harlem, but lost to Chinook and Fort Benton. Ending the season, they tied with Chinook for co-conference champions with a 22-3 record. SENIORS, FIRST ROW: S. Krook, Robin Meech, C. Cramer. SE- COND ROW: L. Bordelon, Rachel Chvilicek, Rita Chvilicek, Ronda Meech. VARSITY, FIRST ROW: C. Cramer, Robin Meech, S. Krook, Ronda Meech. SECOND ROW: COACH Steve Hamel, L. Bordelon, Rachel Chvilicek, Rita Chvilicek, S. Graham, K. Van Dessel. Scores Chester vs. .. . Fort Benton won Blue Sky won Big Sandy $4? . won Ohmook Tourney won Wolf Point Malta won Chinook (Championship) lost Fort Benton won J Havre won Fort Benton won Big Sandy Blue Sky won Q won box Elder || won Harlem won Chinook won Havre lost Harlem won Shelby won Havre won Chinook lost Malta won L Big Sandy won Hays Lodge pole DISTRICT won Hays-Lodgepole won L Harlem won Chinook Fort Benton DIVISIONAL Browning . . . - Chinook Fort Benton (Championship) 1 STATE lost lost won won lost lost lost Twin Bridges Fairview Fort Benton won EIGHTH GRADE, FIRST ROW: B. Bordelon, B. Brown, J. Seidlitz. SECOND ROW: J. Schaefer, T. Nordstrom, Stephanie Anderson. THIRD ROW: T. Dahlen, J. Harrison, L. Hofer. FOURTH ROW: Mary Fenger. J.V., FRONT ROW: M. Ronshaugen, J. Voise, L. Shettel, J. Ron- shaugen. BACK ROW: L. Bordelon, L. Harmon, Ronda Meech, S. Graham. ALL-CONFERENCE: K. VanDessel, Robin Meech, S. Krook, Rachel Chvilicek. ALL-STATE: S. Krook. SEVENTH GRADE, FIRST ROW: Shani Anderson, L. Snyder, Ronell Ward. SECOND ROW: COACH Sandy Hochberger, L. Burrows, COACH Kathy Warehime. THIRD ROW: Kendra Wooley, A. Green, H. Krook, G. Morkrid, J. Ruddick, K. Burgess, MANAGER G. Smith. We are awesome! Nice save, Stef! Great form, Cristi! Where’s the ... ball? Coyotes’ Season 15-6 The Chester Coyote basketball team finished the 1984-85 conference season with an 11-3 record and a 15- 6 overall record. Conference losses included two close games to the State B Champion, Malta Mustangs, and another to a strong Shelby team. After losing their first game of the season, non-conference, to the Cascade Badgers, the Coyotes won their next nine out of twelve games. This included two victories over the State B runner up, Browning Indians. Seeded second, the Coyotes went against a fast- improving Cut Bank team in their first 5-B tournament game. The Wolves surprised the Coyotes with a 64-61 upset. Chester then had to play Shelby, and avenged their first loss by defeating Shelby in overtime 75-69. They were then forced to play Malta who took an early lead and never looked back as they defeated the Coyotes 67-52. Under the leadership of Coach McLean, much im- provement was shown throughout the season. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: P. Demarest, Emily Wodarz, M. Standiford. Scores CHS OPP. Cascade 76 78 Ft. Benton 71 57 Simms 68 50 Ft. Benton 68 55 Malta 20T 58 59 Shelby 65 63 Browning 79 71 Cut Bank 74 50 Harlem 66 51 Conrad 58 36 Chinook 65 54 Shelby 52 55 Malta 53 60 Browning OT 72 68 Harlem 75 49 Cut Bank 20T 66 65 Chinook OT 49 46 Conrad 67 55 District 5-B • Cut Bank 61 64 Shelby OT 75 69 Malta 52 67 VARSITY, FRONT ROW: P. Demarest, Emily Wodarz, M. Standiford. MIDDLE ROW: L. Kultgen, L. Harmon, S. BACK ROW: ASST COACH Graham, J. Wagner, S. Kimball, C. Broadhurst, J. Albee, R. Morkrid, P. Harmon, K. Cicon, bigner, A. Hanson, S. Frey, G. Grammar, Erick Wodarz,, D. Diemert, COACH McLean. ALL-CONFERENCE: J. Wagner, C. Broadhurst, R. Morkrid, K. Cicon. SENIORS: S. Kimball, J. Wagner, C. Broadhurst, R. Morkrid, K. Cicon. The “diamond” shines. Kevin bricks another layup. Craig runs with the Cowboys. Abdul Harmon does it again. 52 JUNIOR VARSITY, FIRST ROW: A. Violett, D. Kultgen, J. Standiford, Erick Wodarz. BACK ROW: COACH Graham, S. Frey. Fonell Ward. A. Hanson, K. Diemert. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: V. Cole. B. Hilton. B. Wiley. C. J. Manska. S. lolett. n. bcott. Kevin Mattson. BACK ROW: COACH Scott. J. Wanken. T. Wanken. J. Wolfe, D. Barrows. J. Dahlen, COACH Heimbigner. Fat’s famed sky-hook. Instant Offense. Kevin shows why he is a Mommy’s Boy. Ray “squares” up to shoot. 53 SEVENTH GRADE. FRONT ROW: Brad Wiley. A J. Stone. B Lyman. I. Wodarz. BACK ROW: ( Stone. K. Graham. J. Englund. .1 Mangold. COACH KULPAS. EIGHTH GRADE. FRONT ROW: M. Dauwalder. K Kenfield. G. Standiford, C. Jensen. B. Kimball, D. Denter, C. Wickum. BACK ROW: COACH Rooley, Kent Mattson. J. Ward, Marty Duffin. J. Marble, K. Warner. JUNIOR HIGH MANAGERS: H. Minnehan, K. Burgess. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS. FRONT: T. Meldrum. BACK: Kendra Wooley, L. Snyder, G. Morkrid. ft EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS, FRONT: H Diemert BACK: J. Harrison, J. Seidlitz, T. Nordstrom. J.V. CHEERLEADERS, FRONT: MASCOT K. Griffin. M Wodarz MIDDLE: S. Christofferson. BACK: B. Kohrman, L. Nahrgang, Janine Wolfe. 54 Jack going one on five. Kay struts his baseline move. Diamond in his transition game. Billy and Bing team up. Craig does his thing and scores again. 55 One to Divisional The CHS track team was a young group con- sisting of 11 boys and only one girl. It included two seniors, one junior, six sophomores, and three freshmen. The District meet was held in Cut Bank on May 11. The team had a good showing with Kelly Wooley placing fourth, with a time of 2.13.6 in the 800; S. Frey was sixth in the 300 hurdles; and the 400 relay, consisting of S. Frey, Kelly Wooley, S. Kimball, and D. Snyder, placed fifth. Kelly Wooley was the lone member to make it out of District and on to the divisional meet held in Great Falls May 18. He ran well but failed to place in the top five. Julie is out to win. 56 Alrik shows his muscles. ROWS!viKIwONro?rHKc J Ron8hauRen. B. Scott. D. Snyder BACK R°'£ n PP1 C ACwH; SV iT ai1, Er,ck Wodarz’ A Hanson, S. Frey, J. Johanness, J. Iver- son, Kelly Wooley, Jim Graham, COACH. JR HIGH. FIRST ROW: K. Warner, J. Ward. SECOND ROW: Kent Mattson, C. Jensen, K. Kenfield, B. Kimball. I. Wodarz. M. Dauwalder. THIRD ROW: Mr Pfaff. COACH; Kendra Wooley, H. Minnehan, R. Nordstrom. T. Meldrum. L. Snyder. Mrs. Kline. COACH. FOURTH ROW: S. Fox, E. Hofer, Ronell Ward, H. Diemert. J. Ruddick. FIFTH ROW: B. Brown, J. Har- rison, L. Burrows. SENIORS: Kelly Wooley and S. Kimball. ACTIVITIES EIGHTY FIVE tt We Are the World This year the music department presented four con- certs, the fall, Christmas, pre-festival and the spring concert. The group traveled to Shelby for the District Music Festival where many groups received I’s and II’s. The two entries from choir that attended the State Music Festival in Helena and their ratings are as follows: Senior Women’s Ensemble — I, Superior; Men’s Ensem- ble — I, Superior. 58 HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR, FIRST ROW: C. Cramer, M. Wodarz, R. Frazer, J. Cochran, S. Graham, K. Griffin, L. Nahrgang, Jan Wolfe, B. Kohrman, L. Harmon, Larry Thorsen, DIRECTOR. SECOND ROW: K. Christofferson, M. Minnehan, Ronda Meech, Renee Fenger, B. Hilton. J. Johannes, Jim Fritz, S. Violett, L. Kultgen, K. Cushing, E. Buker. THIRD ROW: S. Krook, T. Kolstad.S. Kimball, T. Kohrman, R. Morkrid.C. Broadhurst, K. Cicon, P. Harmon, J. Albee, D. Deimert, L. Bordelon. ACCOMPANISTS: B. Hilton, C. Cramer, K. Christofferson, M. Oraw. CHORALAIRES, FIRST ROW: S. Krook, M. Minnehan, E. Buker, K. Cushing, K. Griffin. L. Harmon, Ronda Meech, C. Cramer. SECOND ROW: B. Hilton, J. Johannes, J. Fritz. S. Violett, Mr. Thorson, DIRECTOR. THIRD ROW: T. Kolstad, S. Kimball, P. Har- mon. D. Diemert. JR. HIGH CHOIR: ACCOMPANIST: T. Dahlen. FIRST ROW: B. Bordelon, L. Barrows. E. Hofer, Ronell Ward, L. Hofer, Mary Fenger, S. Mader, S. Fox, A. Green, Shani Anderson. SECOND ROW: L. Thorsen, DIRECTOR; B. Lyman. L. Snyder. H. Krook, M. Smith. H. Diemert. G. Morkrid, Stefani Anderson. G. Woods, K. Lalum. THIRD ROW: C. Stone. K. Graham. K. Warner. M. Dauwalder. Martv Duffin, J Ward. K Kenfield, D. Denter, G. Standiford, J. Mangold. 59 MEN’S ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: S. Kimball Jim Fritz S. Violett B. Hilton SECOND ROW: R. Morkrid T. Kohrman C. Broadhurst THIRD ROW: J. Albee F. Harmon K. Cicon D. Deimert NOT PICTURED: T. Kolstad INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS: T. Grammar S. Duawalder J. Wagner WOMEN’S ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: C. Cramer Renee Fenger SECOND ROW: S. Krook L. Bordelon K. Christofferson THIRD ROW: Ronda Meech K. Cushing E. Buker K. Griffin NOT PICTURED: M. Minnehan 60 Music's in the Air The band did a good job this year at District Festival, in fact it was the most satisfying ac- complishment for Mr. Thorsen in the last eight years. Jack Wagner, Stacey Dauwalder and Travis Grammar all received IPs, excellent, at State. BAND OFFICERS: P. Wardell, President; K. Cicon, Vice ‘Cheezy.” CONCERT BAND, FIRST ROW: D. Laium, L. Jensen, B. Brown, M. Ronshaugen, L. Joramo, R. Nordstrom, J. Ruddick, Kendra Wooley, M. Standiford, S. Dauwalder. SECOND ROW: T. Nordstrom, J. Seidlitz, H. Minnehan, T. Meldrum, K. Burgess, J. Schaefer, Ken Wooley, I. Wodarz, Jennifer Fritz, J. Broadhurst, Brad Wiley, J. Harrison, B. Oswood, T. Burrows. THIRD ROW: P. Wardell, N. Heimbigner, S. Violett, J. Marble, L. Cole, D. Shettel, B. Kimball, C. Jensen, T. Grammar, A. Violett, C. Broadhurst, T. Kolstad, C. Wickum, K. Cicon, J. Wagner. FOliRTH ROW: J. Sheldon, J. Englund, A. J. Stone, Mr. Thorsen, DIRECTOR: J. Johannes, K. Mattson, D. Heimbigner. NOT PICTURED: K. Cushing. 61 JAZZ BAND, FIRST ROW: Ken Wooley, I. Wodarz, J. Harrison, B. Oswcxxl, T. Burrows. SECOND ROW: C. Wickum, N. Heim- bigner, P. Wardell, S. Violett, B. Hilton, E. Buker. THIRD ROW: L. Thorson, DIRECTOR; K. Cicon, J. Wagner, J. Johannes, A. Violett, T. Grammar. «,B NR .FiRST. ROW: D Lalum� Jensen. B. Brown, J. Seidlitz, T. Nordstrom, T. Meldrum, R. Nordstrom, J. Ruddick, Ken- dra Wooley, M. Standiford, S. Dauwalder, A. J. Stone, I. Wodarz. SECOND ROW: M. Ronshaugen, H. Minnehan. THIRD ROW: P. Wardell, T. Broadhurst, Brad Wiley, J. Harrison, Jennifer Fritz, Ken Wooley, B. Kimball, C. Jensen, T. Burrows, B. Oswood N Heim- b gner, S. Violett. FOURTH ROW: L. Cole, J. Sheldon, A. Violett, T. Kolstad, C. Broadhurst, J. Johannes. J. W agner, K. Cicon, C. W ickum, T. Grammar. Kent Mattson, D. Heimbigner, J. Marble, L. Thorsen, DIRECTOR. 62 63 “Heyyyyy ... we’re good.” We’re more than just 1.” The Journalism Staff FRONT ROW: D. Kultgen, D. Diemert, B. Anderson, T. Kolstad, N. Heimbigner, L. Jensen, M. Thompson, Rachel Chvilicek. BACK ROW: T. Hofer, G. Grammar, P. Waite, T. Manska, R. Ward, ADVISOR: Mrs. Brannon, Renee Fenger, K. Cushing, Rita Chvilicek, K. Christofferson, J. Ronshaugen. NOT PICTURED: Rachelle Fenger. THE BLUE PRINT EDITORS: Rita and Rachel Chvilicek. COYOTE EDITORS: T. Kolstad, K. Cushing. 64 “Our editor hard at work.” “Gavin, sleeping again.' “What’s that word?” “The dedicated journalist.” 65 Science Club This year’s science club, under the supervision of Mr. Krook, had five members. All these members were seniors. The club did well at state with two superior ratings and two excellent ratings. SCIENCE CLUB: Mike Fenger, P. Wardell, ADVISOR Mr. Krook, K. Griffin, E. Buker, S. Krook. SILENCE VS NOISE A STUDY OF MEMORY RESULTS: . ■ ?n Wfil lllllfl A CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LITTLE SAGE CREEK DRAINAGE HU I Mike Fenger— Excellent P. Wardell — Excellent ____INK BLOT TEST'-_______ WHAT CONTENT m:l DOES A ------------ POPULATION Tf L SEE ? i warn- ieshis- v -- £—i S. Krook — Superior THE EFFECT OF DRUGS ON THE BMR OF HAMSTERS E. Buker — Superior 66 Honor Society C. Cramer Robin Meech K. Griffin J. Albee P. Harmon J. Wagner ADVISOR: Mr. Kulpas Rachel Chvilicek S. Dauwalder E. Buker S. Krook Pep Club FIRST ROW: R. Fraser, J. Ronshaugen, J. Cochran, L. Shettel, J. Ward, D. Kultgen, D. Diemert, P. Harmon, J. Albee, B. Os wood, N. Heimbigner. SECOND ROW: M. Ronshaugen, H. Diemert, S. Anderson, J. Seidlitz, K. Cushing, M. Standiford, E. Wodarz, P. Demarest, J. Wolfe, L. Kultgen, D. Lalum. THIRD ROW: J. Harrison, L. Burrows, D. Denter, L. Nahrgang, L. Har- mon, S. Christofferson, L. Bordelon, Renee Fenger, B. Kohrman, M. Wodarz, J. Fritz. FOURTH ROW: R. Ward, L. Snyder, Kendra Wooley, M. Fenger, B. Bordelon, T. Nordstrom, T. Dahlen, T. Meldrum, R. Nordstrom, K. VanDessel, Ronda Meech. FIFTH ROW: S. Graham, M. Minnehan, K. Griffin, G. Morkrid, H. Krook, K. Burgess, E. Buker, M. Duffin. NOT PIC- TURED: K. Christofferson. 67 Legislative Tour On the 26th of April, the junior and senior classes left separately for the State Capitol in Helena. On this day-long trip, many buildings were toured including the State Museum, the old Gover- nor’s Mansion, and the State Capitol. Although the trip was short it was very informative and enjoyed by all. m l . II “The devil made us do it.” Capitol Building. “Seniors want you!” 68 Student Council Active During 1984-85 the Student Council has sponsored many projects such as the Homecom- ing Dance, Clam Chowder and Chili Dinner, Snowball Dance, Talent Show, Tip-Off Weekend, and Donkey Basketball. They parked cars at the Blue and Gold Game, and sponsored a rummage sale and the last dance of the year. FIRST ROW: K. Christofferson, Secretary; Jim Fritz, Vice President; K. Griffin, President. SECOND ROW: K. VanDessei, L. Kultgen, C. Cramer, M. Minnehan, P. Warded, M. Standiford, T. Burrows. THIRD ROW: M. Wodarz, T. Meldrum, J. Seidlitz. 70 Honored The following students participated in clubs, contests, or have represented the school at state universities. MATH CONTEST WINNERS: E. Buker, J. Albee, J. Wagner. GIRLS STATE: Robin Meech, K. Griffin, S. Krook, C. Cramer. U OF M DAYS: P. Wardell, C. Cramer, Ronda Meech, S. Krook. BOYS STATE: Kelly Wooley, R. Morkrid, P. Wardell, J. Wagner, S. Kimball, T. SPEECH AND DRAMA: Rachelle Manska. Fenger. HIGH SCHOOL WEEK: Robin Meech, R. Morkrid, T. Kolstad, C. Broadhurst, M. Minnehan, K. Cicon, C. Cramer, T. Kohrman, S. Kimball. 71 Prom 85 Over 40 couples spent a night in “Heaven” at the Jr.- Sr. Prom on April 27. They danced under lavender, blue, and metallic streamers to the music of “Rise.” After the Grand March at twelve o’clock, Jack Wagner and Karlan Christofferson were crowned King and Queen and then shared a dance to the theme song. Crown bearers selected were Kent Pulst and Kristy Nordstrom and pictures were taken by Steve Helmbrecht of Havre. “My hero.' Rise” into “Heaven.' “What a bonus! PROM ROYALTY: S. Kimball, Ronda Meech, J. Wagner, C. Cramer, K. Cicon, Renee Fenger, R. Morkrid, K. Christofferson. 72 SERVERS: K. Kenfield, L. Joramo, G. Standiford, T. Nordstrom, H. Diemert, B. Kimball, J. Seidlitz, C. Jensen. CROWN BEARERS: K. Nordstrom, K. Pulst. “I’m so embarrassed.’’ Pat’s innocent look. “Yeh, that’s it!” 73 Bryan “The Charmer” Anderson. Sports Banquets 84- 85 That’s right.. . we’re cool. ‘Gee ... thanks. Entertainment Tonight’ “How do you pronounce that name?' Jr.-Sr. Banquet “Now, where was I.' 9 Jammin’ to the beat. Snowball 84 The 1984 Snow Ball Dance, put on by the Student Council, was held December 22 in the multipurpose room. The couples danced under red and silver decorations from 9 to 12:30 to the music of Mark Daniels. Gee, your hair smells terrific. Arc we havin' fun yet? 75 Quit Your Kidding On April 18 the CHS students presented a humorous play under the direction of Mrs. Weir. The three-act story was of a rich aunt who planned to give each of her nieces $5000. The only nephew dressed up like a girl to get his share and ran into some sticky situations. Meanwhile a new maid went to work for the Bufords and did things in her own “unique” way. “Oh, you flatter me. He is kind of cute. You’ve got to be kidding. CAST: S Graham, K. Griffin, T. Grammar, R. Fenger, D. Kultgen, T. Kolstad, M. Minnehan, B. Wiley, Renee Fenger H Diemert C c iamer, N. Heimbigner. 76 Molly and Renee whispering sweet nothings. Don’t tease my features!” Rachelle is amazed. ‘‘What do they think I am, a bellhop?” Molly pondering a problem. Another family feud. Karla being her true self. “Really, he made me do it.' Did you hear that?' Just mopping up the garbage. I don’t believe she doesn’t like me. 78 FACULTY A Tribute to Mr. C” We’ve enjoyed you, Mr. “C,” here at CHS for the last eight years and consider it a privilege to have had you as “the man behind the scene.” We appreciate the wise counsel and unwavering sup- port that you’ve offered the student body. We have been inspired by your leadership. As you begin some new endeavors we have every con- fidence that you will be suc- cessful in any enterprise you undertake. God bless you and may you continue to enjoy life at its best. ROBERT CHVILICEK VIOLET HILLS Elementary Principal V GARY SCOTT Principal, Life Time Skills P.E. 80 JAN ALBRIGHT Business, English, Speech, French HELEN BRANNON Journalism, English, Business CARROL BRUFF Self-Contained JOHN GEBERT Math. Computer Science, Computer Ix gic ROGER HEIMBINGER Business Manager VIVIAN HERRON Resource Room GERALD KULPAS Counselor, PAD MARVIN KROOK Science 81 MIKE McLEAN Math, Coach, P.E. SANDY MEECH Speech Therapist DeLON PFAFF Art .JANET SAXTON Math, Title I LOIS SCHAUB Ass’t. Librarian WILLIAM SCHLEPP Coach, History LARRY THORSEN Band, Choir GERRY UNTERSEHER Librarian, English DON VAN DESSEL P.E., Drivers’ Ed., Science 82 CAROL WIIJ50N Secretary KAREN WEIR Spanish, English, Drama DAN WOOLEY Shop Wrestling £OOKS: Tracy Voise, Martha Wright, Bonnie Overlie, Dorothy Overlie, Nancy Har- rison, Gloria Boyer. WILFRED • FUZZY” BALSLEY Janitor NORMA LAYTON: Grade School Aide 83 Hey! I’m cool. “No Sweat. t'vMt Give me a break! Sometimes you just crack me up. 84 GRADUATION 98 “Class of 85” Our graduation time is near; As life goes quickly floating by, Our future s almost here; We shall live our dreams. And as the Class of 85 We’re leaving old CHS behind We all possess a lot of drive. That we just entered, it seems. Like all the rest, we’ve had our fun We’ve shaped our own foundation By what we’ve learned, seen and done ’Til the eve of our graduation. 88 SPONSORS 89 HARVEST STATES COOPERATIVES Feed and Fertilizer TIM CAMPBELL — Manager Chester 759-5145 ROOSEVELT SERVICE Gases, Oils, Greases Phillips 66 Tires Self-Service Island BOB NORDSTROM — Owner Chester 759-5278 TIBER TRACTOR DON DAHLEN — Owner Chester 759-5188 90 Community Service and our Youth are our Goals. LIONS CLUB STATE FARM INSURANCE “Good Service Good Coverage Good Price That’s STATE FARM INSURANCE CARMEN L. JENSEN P.O. Box 448 GALATA SERVICE CENTER MARK BALL — Manager Galata 432-2321 91 Chester, Montana Off.: 759-5829 Res.: 759-5366 Box 536 Chester, MT. 59522 Chester DICK GEBHARDT — Owner 759-5501 Goodyear Tires Bandag Retread MARK’S TIRE AND ALIGNMENT On the Farm Service Break and Alignment Shelby 434-5118 AG AIR INC. H. D. BEITZ Buster Ness Chester 759-5191 Rudyard 355-4257 DARBY O’BRIEN AGENCY “Your insurance man” Life — Health — Farm — Auto Fire Chester 759-5125 92 NORM’S CUSTOM WOODCRAFT SPECIALIZING IN: Designing of cabinets, kitchens and houses, building and installing custom-made cabinets and countertops, selling and installing name brand cabinets and countertops. NORM ANDERSON Chester 759-5690 93 FRONTIER SUPPER CLUB Steaks Seafoods “Specializing in Taiwan Shrimp” Dunkirk 432-3600 YACKLEY’S FUEL SUPPLY BILL YACKLEY Owner Chester 759-5116 HUGH B. BROWN Attorney at Law “Congratulations Seniors” ' 4 L tr Chester 759-5174 FRONTIER AVIATION NEW EAGLE The Best Most Modern Aircraft Built for Fast Effective Spraying Service Chester 759-4531 94 Bn’W FOOD FARM ART and CAROL BARROWS RON and DELLA WOLERY Chester 759-5434 LIBERTY BANK OF MONTANA Chester 759-5106 95 GILBERT’S INC. KEN GILBERT —Owner Chester 759-5318 BOYD’S SHEET METAL Lennox Heating and Air Conditioning Maytag Appliances BOYD NEALY —Owner Chester 759-5316 CARGILL INC. Grain — Feed — Seed — Chemical Fertilizing TED WAREHIME Manager Tiber 759-5146 Chester 759-5245 LIBERTY DRUG “Congratulations Class of ’85” BILL and PEGGY KIMBALL Owners Chester 759-5225 SUEBERT INSURANCE DICK — 434-2017 RUSS — 434-4523 Shelby Off. 434-5211 LIBERTY ELECTRIC Residential, Commercial, Industrial, Elevators, Farm and Ranch Trenching “We do it right the first time.” MARVIN WILSON — Master Electrician Chester 759-5334 CHESTER CLINIC PHARMACY “Conveniently located in the LIBERTY COUNTY Professional Building” RIC RICHTER — Pharmacist Chester 759-5193 MIKE’S IGA Your Tiger Discounter Store MIKE and MARGARET NOVAK — Owners Chester 759-5538 97 Chester MARIAS EQUIPMENT Serves the Top of the Triangle DON KUNTZ —Manager 759-5198 MX MOTEL Air Conditioning and Color Cable TV in Every Room NORM and ANNA MARIE ANDERSON Owners Chester 759-7165 WESTERMARK GRAIN Devon Dunkirk 432-2405 432-3233 Lothair 432-2831 98 JACKSON’S IGA TIGER DISCOUNTER YOU CAN CUT FOOD COSTS GEORGE JACKSON — Owner Shelby 434-5472 SULLY’S CAFE Stop in for a Pizza or Lunch and Beverage JOHN and ILA KOSSEL Galata 432-9311 TOOLE COUNTY STATE BANK A Progressive Bank Offering Security and Friendly Service Shelby 131 Main 434-5528 KATHY’S KITCHEN Noon Lunch Specials Homemade Pies Fast Service KATHY FUJIMOTO — Owner Shelby 434-2503 9!l MARIAS RIVER ELECTRIC CO-OP Your “HOMEOWNED-UTILITY” Shelby 434-5575 PAT’S CUSTOM MUFFLER PAT BUCHER Owner Shelby 434-2109 FIRST STATE BANK “It just makes cents to Bank with us.” Shelby 434-5567 POSH TACO COYOTES DEN Transfers for Caps and T-Shirts Individual and Team Sports CHARLEY and JACKIE FREY Owners Chester 759-5305 mo SHELBY FLORAL AND GIFT RLYNN and KAREN ROCKMAN 157 Main St. Shelby 434-2662 ROCKMAN FUNERAL CHAPEL Chester 759-5550 ROCK E. SVENNUNGSEN, O.D. Liberty County Professional Building Chester 759-5194 PANDORA’S BOX Vanderbilt — Rocky Mountain — Ocean Pacific JODINE KENNY Owner Chester 759-5325 CHESTER IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales and Service Hi-Lines Most Complete Farm Store GORDON NELSON — General Manager Chester 759-5117 101 SOUND WIZARD RADIO SHACK DEALER GENE MALONEY Owner Shelby 434-5140 MARBLE AND SEIDLITZ Attorneys at Law DON R. MARBLE JOHNE. SEIDLITZ JR. Chester 759-5104 CHESTER MOTORS INC. For a Better Idea Ford Puts It on Wheels DON RAUNIG Owner Chester 759-5328 102 CHESTER LIONETTES Youth Sponsorships Montana Teen Institute Delegate Girls’ State Delegate Community Birthday Calendar — Proceeds to Swimming Pool Immunization Clinic City Park Playground — Equipment Additions Self-Defense Workshop for Girls Easter Egg Hunt HELMBRECHT PHOTOGRAPHY Portrait Commercial Photography Congratulations to the Class of 1985 STEVE HELMBRECHT — Owner 103 Havre 265-4245 SPONSORSHIPS SHELBY W. Pat Pardis, Chiropractor Wayne's Off Main Ed’s Diesel Pump and Electric Service Bairs Truck Stop Posh Taco Sherlock Motel Shelby Office Supply R Cleaners Shelby Building Supply Toole County Farm Implement Inc. Shelby Rexall Drug The Lund Agency Mark Olson Insurance Galaxy Crafts Nelson and Kalbfleisch Capital Cafe Wallies Style Shop Jeans-n-Things Jacobson's Jewelry Western Furniture Shelby Glass DARRON DIEMERT CHESTER Bill’s Shoe Shop Wheat County Bakery Back Porch Gambles Senator and Mrs. Allen Kolstad BUSINESS MANAGERS RITA CHVILICEK The COYOTE Staff would like to thank all the businesses that helped make the 1i COYOTE a reality. We would also like to tha Pati Glee for her help in the photography depa ment; her time and effort was grea appreciated. 104