Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1986 volume:

1111111111 llllllllll ll11 nll llllll Co (or5: J3uraunJu an JSit, lower: kuryundy ( oAe Wotto: To Achieve the possible you must attempt the impossible, to be as much as you can, you must dream of being more. Pain, L KmnJJtJL 1 u r Jit tori an amei £i irry Salutatorii 2 anid Momrr ttobrt .Kali Vn Siuiu Vod rJbauwulJer JSarron -Joy un -J irmert RatlM, lutill' Ttrnyrr Dracu Vo WaltLw 'JbartJ JJo tr Uy M.n WarJ family f.ilhr WoJarx J ontuan OstvooJ «« « 4mn jEStmartit 5 Is this Joe Bulk's little brother? Serving detention with Sargent Lela and General Fuzzy. Come to think about it .. . Which way did he go? Blame it on the refs. Story hour with Christopher. Dressed to kill. Toning uf for the girls. The 8th grade girls do something con true live! Lucky II. Dieting the cheerleader way! Forget to study. Bimbo.' Loyalty of a teacher's aide. 7 m l|iiiinii ii....i II ! niiniil 5 That 's hou you Jo it in a sleeping bag. And the band plays on. A bunch of intellectuals. 10 Kultgen and his girls. Boring. Ride 'em Jan. Jim's better half. Ain't I beautiful? The 7th grade shuffle. The newest in hair design. cl u; IM z °jt r'ia r1rnKr!) nrJia TU uojrtj 13 Efu head Woman-killer Wodarz. The true punker. Becky Rets her kicks. Wally struggles for a sit-up. We re . aren't we? Mr. Puckett experiences the vernal equinox. Denise Denier Kelcey Diemen Matthew Fenger Shane Frey 16 18 19 Stephanie Anderson Brenda Bordelon Becky Brou n Ken Camphouse Holly Diemert Marty Puffin Mary Fencer Kim Gunn Jennifer Harrison Elizabeth Hofer Lori Hofer Craig Jensen 20 ' ' Blake Ward Jtrmy Ward Chris Wickum Kal Ktnftld Brad Kimball Robert Kruithoff Wade Kultgen Jeannean Schaefer Juanita Setdlitz Cordon Standiford Shannon trader Justin Marble Kent Mattson Tracey Nordstrom Sham Anderson Tara Broad hurst Kendra Burgess Lisa Burrows Jim England Shawn a Fox Jennifer Fniz Kent Graham Andrea Green Holly Krook Kevin Lilum Bart Lyman Jess Mangold Tawna Me Id rum Haley Minnehan Gail Morkrtd Rachel Nordstrom Jeremy Richter McEnroe s teacher. You got it too?!? Hildee Rockman Julie Ruddick Donald Shettel Mary Smith Lisa Snyder AJ. Stone Collin Stone Ronell Ward Brad Wiley Ivan Wodarz Georgianna Woods Kendra Wooley 22 Jesstca Acevedo Sarah Brou n John Carlson Becky Chappell Sonya Claxton Thomas Dahtnden Jason Erickson Judd Eraser Brad Hall Christine Haruood Julie Hilton Wally Jeppesen The next Fred Astaire. Real cowboys always wear their boots! Jerri Johannes Jennings Johnson Brad Kammerzell Mark Limesand Jay Marble Bryan Oswood Aaron Rocks Shayne Scott Amy Stmt Jason Tempel Steve Webb Nathan Wilson 23 SENIORS: Al. Standi ford. Vice President: I). Kultgen, Prendent: R. Penger. Secret nr)- Treasurer. JUNIORS: K Diemert. Prendent: R Sfncher. Vice President: J. Ice non. Secretary-Treasurer. SOPHOMORES: D. Barrous. President: J. U anken. Vice President: Af. Wodarz. Secretary-Treasurer. FRESHMEN: K. Kenfield. Prendent. B. Kimball. Vice Prendent: B. Broun. Sea C ret ary- Treasurer. EIGHT H GRADE: . Krook. Prendent. A. Green. Vice President:J. Pritz, SeC re a try-Treasurer. SEVENTH GRADE: N. W'llson. Vice President: Bnan Oswood, Secretary - Treasurer: Al. l.imesand. Prendent SENIORS JUNIORS EIGHTH GRADE 1 ' FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES SEVENTH GRADE 24 FIRST ROW i James Booth. Angie Morkrid. Una Stevens. Bobbie Grammar. Kim Stone. Kathy England SECOND ROW: Mrs. Aitken. Jason Larson. Tim Meldrum. Mark Cramer. Ian Smith. Chub Woods. Charlie Thielman. Robert Pulst. FIRST ROW: Erik Iverson. Angie Entz. Hubbel Rockman. Rory Setdlitz. Becky Acevedo. Ryan Wickum. SECOND ROW: Air. Rooley. Jerry Spicher. Damn Eraser. Jami Nordstrom. Kristin Hertzog. Mindy Mattson. Ed Cole. Jason Bresc NOT PICTURED: Mike Hilton. 25 FIRST ROW: Rachel Brou n. Jolent Standiford, Monica Woods, Kevin Hull. Jeff Hamson. Alvin Guertzgen. Chad Chnstenol. SECOND ROW: Miss Dunn- uebber. Melissa Wilson, Malt Lyman. Ron Evans, Darell Carlstad. Shau n Eredertckson. FIRST ROW: Jeremy Hawks, Mitchell Overlie. Korn Pulst. David Erickson. Wendy Overlie. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ludwig, Cory Land. Aaron Hunneuell. Jeffrey Mattson, Eric luiBuda, Dam Anderson. Tessa Sheldon, Andrea Schlimgen. NOT PICTURED: Diann Elverud. Chris Cyganousky. 26 FIRST ROW: Mr R. Butler. Jan Streit, Christi Hendenckson. Rikki Evans. Angela Stone, Keln Kulpas, Hapi Tempel. SECOND ROW: Daniel Vtolett, Shane Gjesdal. Jenny Wtckum. Mandy Jacobson. Danielle Larson. Tia Wardell. THIRD ROW: Erin Albee, Tanya Thielman, Joshua Brown. Lucas Kam- merzell. Brock Gummer. Brandon Martin. FIRST ROW: Andy Hall, Brian Perdue. BoDean Woods. Dated Hull. Joshua Brown. John Thieltges. Dustin laslum. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sargent. Jeramiab Pfaff. Brandon Claxton. Heather Laird. Joey Meissner. Erin Grammar. Heather Martin. 27 FIRST ROW: James Dahlen. Kalena Kea oha. Adam Standtford, Mandy Johnson. Keith Eve I and. Jeremy Webb. SECOND ROW: Miss Ebelt, Jeremy Seidlitz. Krysti Cummer. Kresta Wickum. Brent Burgess. Branden Hunneuell. Michael Wilson. Kevin Harrison. FIRST ROW: Kent Pulst. Kim Anderson. Sonja Jodrey. Ntkoie Larson. Tammy Hauks, Deena Hull. Chad Chnstenot. Ryan Evans. Kart Mangold. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Johnson. Justin Wukum. Skye Mader.Jared Bungum. Jason Jacobson. Kris Schaub. Krista Brese. Eric Cagnon. Tyler Streit. 28 FIRST ROW: Connie Fritz. Jenell Booth. Cheri Fredenckson, Knsti Nordstrom, Missy Oraw. Jeremy Burch. Nickolas Ericsson. SECOND ROW: Miss Butkay, Kylie Schauer. Billy Dafoe. Lance Wickum. Jeremy Kulpas, Ckns Mattson. Chris Stores. Darek FJverud. NOT PICTURED: Jonathan Hilton. FIRST ROW: Miss Murphy. Jeffery Peterson. Dawn Wilson. Vince Mattson. Jessica Lux. Imccc Mattson. Heather Carlson. Casey Saxton. Michael Nelson. SECOND ROW: Jason Wickum. Jeffery Seidlitz. Brad Herron. Jesse Hill. Jacob Brown. Joni Jacobson. David Jensen. Jenny Martin. 29 FIRST ROW: Kris EvrlanJ. Jennifer Broun. Seth Schlotfeldt, Darnel Jodrey. Damon Lalum, Kevin Eve land, lathe Ghektere. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Broun. Mitchell Laird. Austin Evans. Rebekah Brou n. Anna Kammerzell. Annie Hanson, Liesl Richter, Clay Herron. FIRST ROW: Katie Thie tges. Teresa Ghektere, Carey Wtcknm, Darnel Brou n. Matthew Duffin. Jeff Johnson SECOND ROW: Mrs. Broun, Tanr Temftel. Jayme Green. D'El Green. Devin Grammar. Russell Seidhtz Kimberly Hawks. Sarah Pfaff. 30 The Students of CHS should really be educated! Bet you didn't know that there are a total of 180 years of teaching ex- perience behind the Junior High and High School teachers. Teachers jobs are to have students accomplish a lot of learn- ing in the classroom during their teen years that will prepare them for later life. Teachers have to have tact, dedication, in- tegrity, loyalty, a sense of humor, patience and fairness in deal- ing with young people. Teachers try to tie theory to practical experience. Like medicine teaching is both science and an art, with a base of knowledge that's complex and constantly changing. Since learn- ing occurs throughout life, teachers and students are constantly changing. JIM FOSTER Superintendent The dawn is breaking, the morning comes. Students are waking, school has begun. The apple is placed upon the teacher's desk. The board is erased of yesterday's text. Each day teachers have the responsibility to tram students' minds. They show the quality of integrity to all different kinds. Learning, always computing in life’s walk to success. As the school doors are closing all will think of the best. VIOLET HILLS Elementary Principal High School Principal, Ufe-Time Skills. Athletic Director ROGER HEIMBIGNER Business Manager CAROL WILSON Secretary • w GERRY UNTERSEHER librarian, English MARVIN KROOK High School Science KAREN WEIR English, Spanish JAN ALBRIGHT Business. English. Speech JON PUCKETT Math, Computors, Ass't. Coach 33 DeLON PEAFF Art JANET SAXTON Math. Title I JIM GRAHAM P.E.. Coach DAN WOOLEY Shop. Coach CAROL KLINE Special Education DON VAN DESSEL P.E.. Driverj Ed., 7 and H Science HELEN BRANNON Journalism. English. Business RICHARD ASH Band. Choir BECKY SLATER Speech Therapist MIKE McLEAN Math. Coach. P.E. VIVIAN HERRON Resource Room WILLIAM SCHLEPP Social Studies. Coach 34 LOISSCHAUB Assistam Librarian JERRY PERDUE Janitor AL GREEN Janitor COOKS: Tracy Voise, Gloria Boyer. Dorothy Overlie. Bonnie Overlie, Donna Perdue. NORMA LAYTON Grade School A ide LELA DIDIER Janitor WILRED “FUZZY BALSLEY Janitor Vv i BRIAN MUNCY Janitor 35 And what do you want for Chrtstmai LITTLE hoy? ■fiflMWiyi 'Mr. Krook smiles while showing his fine points. Everybody needs a fnend. Hard at work, or hardly working? TERTIf Can you read my mind.' Give me a what? . . LOUDER!” Hashing another one of those dazzling smiles! 36 Preppies. cowboys, and panders were found walking the halls and showing their spirit during the 'S3 Homecoming week. Thursday night the girls' basketball team traveled to Chateau where they tost a dose game to the Bulldogs. At the pep assembly on Friday the seniors showed up in togas and sunglasses. Pep talks were given by the coaches and various humorous skits by each class. That evening the girls' basketball team battled it out with Cascade but came up short. Afterwards students, parents, and fans gathered around the boneftre for spirit yells and short speeches by the senior football players. Before the football game on Saturday, Neil H. and Emily VF. were named the 1983 Homecoming King and Queen by last year's king, Jim Fritz. The other can- didates were as follows: Darron D.. Pat H.. Gavin G., Paula D., Stacey D.. and Marcia S. The Coyotes jumped to an early lead in the football game against the Longhorns of Ft. Benton, but couldn't hold on as they lost 14-26. Homecoming activities were closed that night with a dance sponsored by the C-Club from 9-12 by Eclipse. The CHS marching band. Sophomores place first. The Coyotes are hot. Travis'i night life. iH The urban Coyote. 39 40 41 Does an overall record of 4-17 bring to mind just another girls' basketball season at CHS? Some might have that impres- sion. Coaches Graham and Puckett, along u tth 15 girls are in- clined towards a more positive outlook. Of those 17 losses, seven are within four points. Season openers proved to be just that — competitive. Friday night. September IS. the Denton Trojans overcame the Coyotes by just one point. Saturday night the Coyotes rallied to a 64-51 victory over neighboring J-l Rams. K. Van Dessel was extremely vital to the game with an all-season high of 25 points. Coach Jim Graham commented. The following weekend was a very positive one. as the Coyotes had double victories over Browning and Chinook. From then on. the season took its toll. Junior. L. Harmon, related the season was 'frustrating and sad. Not until the district tourney did the Coyotes counter with a win, when on November 8, CHS was on the right end of the frustration crushing the Valter Panthers. No, the season was not lost. Experience was gained and sup- porting peers made for better friendships. I know what I have to do to improve my basketball abilities! related a returning Coyote. With desire, spirit, competition, and teamwork, the Coyotes will continue to do their best. SENIORS, FRONT ROW: Al. Standiford. J. Ronshaugen. H. Wodarz. BACK ROW: P Demuren. R Fenger. L.Jensen. SCOREBOARD 53 Denton..............................................54 64 Jl...................................................5 66 Browning............................................ $8 69 Chinook JV’s.........................................44 39 Fort Benton..........................................50 42 Valier...............................................66 29 Fairfield............................................60 45 Belt.................................................60 54 Choteau.............................................56 42 Cascade.............................................45 23 Simms................................................66 54 Valier...............................................56 36 Fairfield............................................70 35 Belt.................................................42 23 Simms...............................................63 32 Fort Benton..........................................37 41 Cascade..............................................45 43 Choteau.............................................46 24 Fairfield...........................................54 62 Valier...............................................37 43 Belt................................................58 TEAMWORK is uhat it takes! 42 VARSITY W. y U.2 FIRST ROW: P. Demarest.J. Ronshaugen. AI. Ronshaugen.J. Cochran. L. Jensen. B. Hilton. MANAGER. SECOND ROW: K. Van Dessel. 5. Chnstofferson, L. Kultgen. L. Na hr gang, E. Wodarz. J. Wolfe, M. Standtford. THIRD ROW: R. Eenger. MANAGER, J. Puckett. ASS'T. COACH, S. Graham, B. Kohrman, L., Harmon. D. Denter. S. Gunn. J. Graham. HEAD COACH. FIRST ROW: 5T Anderson, J. Seidilitz. B. Bordelon. B. Brown. SECOND ROW: T. Nordstrom. J. Harrison, . Diemert. S. Gunn. K. Gunn. T. Dahlen.J. Puckett. HEAD COACH. FIRST ROW: Roger Hetmbmger, COACH Af. Smith . Krook L. Snyder K. Wooley A. Green S. fox SECOND ROW: K. Burgess. MANAGER G. Morkrid L. Burrou s T. Broadhurst R. Nordstrom J. Roddick, MANAGER THIRD ROW: R Ward H. Minnehan T. Meldrum . Rockman FIRST ROW: C. Harwood J. Hilton B. Chappel SECOND ROW: J.Johannes. MANAGER A. Sire it S. Oaxton S. Brown Gerry Kulpas. COACH It 's a little late girls In August, 14 returning let termen and a strong sophomore class returned to the gridiron with high hopes for a conference championship. The team started the season by playing the Shelby Coyotes and lost 22-6. The Coyotes bounced back winning two straight games over Conrad and Cascade. The next two weeks brought tough conference losses. First, losing to Harlem in the closing minutes by one point, then losing to Fort Benton 26-14 on Homecoming. The next two games proved to be tests for the Coyotes as they beat Belt 7-3 and lost a tough game to Choteau 17-7. The highlight of the season was senior night when the Coyotes beat Fairfield 14-7. Chester ended the season with a 4-4 record and t ied for third place in the conference. ALL-CONFERF.NCE, FRONT ROW: P G Grammar. P Piemen. J Albc BACK ROW: K. Mullum. A. Hanson. J. Johannes. .V Frey ALLSTATE: P Harmon FRONT ROW: B Scot' . D Denier. B Ward. Kant Mattson J Marble. B Kimball. R KruithofJ. M DufftnXj Manska. SECOND ROW: Grammar. S. Viotelt, Kevin Mattson. K Wooley. V Q tjl WunJunrd Hnmbigocr.y. Wolfe. J. Da Men. D Barrows. T, Wanken, B. {verson MANAGER. THIRD ROW: K. Smith, D. Snyder. J. Johaa s, A. Hanlon. K' tepiert.J Iverson. S. Vr.ey, D. Fa . B. Oswood. D. HtimMgner, tst srfOURT -r eA0i:o H- “■ ° 46 V i CHEERLEADERS, FRONT ROW: Af Ronshaugen. SECOND ROW: L. Jensen.J. Cochran. J. Ronshaugen. BACK ROW: P. Demurest. bigner. BACK ROW: M. Hofer. G. Grammar. P. Harmon. J. Albee. A. CAPTAINS: P. Harmon. D. Diemert. 6 Shelby.............................................21 1R Conrad..............................................6 13 Cascade.............................................0 14 Harlem.............................................IS 14 Ft. Benton.........................................26 7 Belt................................................3 Choteau............................................17 14 Fairfield...........................................6 The Coyote defense going in for the kill. The Coyote offense setting to attack. 47 The Coyotes placed eight on the All-Conference team led by seniors P. Harmon. D. Diemert, G. Grammar, and J. Albee. Three juniors S. Frey. A. Hanson, and J. Johannes, also made the team. The lone sophomore making the team u as K. Mattson. This year's offense scored 93 total points, while the defense allowed 94 total points. The scores of many games during the course of the season were close and the Coyotes ended the season 4-4. Twenty returning let termen will provide for a strong Coyote team next season. Derek escaping Longhorns' grasp. Offense gelling set. OFFENSE, FRONT ROW: P. Harmon. J. Johannes. M. Hofer. K. Diemert. G. Grammar. A. Hanson. BACK ROW: D. Snyder. D. Diemert. J Albee. T. Burrous. S. Frey. DEFENSE, FRONT ROW: P. Harmon. J. Johannes. Kerin Mattson. A. Hanson. Al. Hofer. BACK ROW: D. Snyder. K. Wooley.J. Albee. G. Grammar. D. Diemert. S. Frey. 48 Jim flattening a Husky. Da non getting a Coyote escort. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS, SITTING: T Broadhurst. R. Nordstrom. STAN- DING: K. Wooley, L. Burrou s. Travis running the side lines. JR. HIGH, FIRST ROW: T. Broadhurst. L. Burrows. K. l jlum. S. Scott. N. Wilson. A. Rocks. I. Wodarz. K. Wooley. R. Nordstrom. SECOND ROW: J. England. W.Jeppesen. B. Lyman. S. Webb.J. Marble. A.J. Stone. B. Os wood. A! Lime sand. B. Hall. THIRD ROW: B. Wiley. J. Mangold. K Graham. B. Kam- merzell.J. Fraser.J. Richter, C. Stone. T. Dahinden. COACH: Af. McLean. 49 Decreasing to six members. this year's team was comprised of one senior, four juniors, and one sophomore. The only senior. B. Os wood, placed first at the Divisional tourney at Malta, thus giving him a chance to go to the State meet in Cut Bank. At Cut Bank he wrestled his way to a sixth place finish. The team wrestled, as a whole, very well considering the size of the team and the amount of injuries which occurred during the length of the season. Dan Wooley was again the coach of the wrestling team. SENIOR: B. Osuood. KNEELING: K. Smith. D. Snyder. E. Iverson. MANAGER. STANDING: B. Osuood. J. Iverson. K. Wooley. M. Fencer. COACH Wooley. W Kelly Smith 26 10-13 5 John ivtrson 132 8-16 Brett whispering sweet nothings. Dennis wins again. 52 Ken Wooiey 145 3-4 A tense moment for Matt. Brett on top at Divisionals. Man. this guy is heavy! — I'1 ’ w Last minute instructions. Coaches studying the match. John going for a pin. Brett applying a headlock. KNEELING: J. Enckson K. Lalum J. Temple B. Hall ASST.: K. Smith STANDING: . Wodarz Bryan Os wood K. Graham W . Jeppesen J. Richter COACH: Dmo Pha f After going to State tuo years in a row. this year's team battled through a 7- 7 season with hopes of going to State again, but this was not to be. When District Tournament in Tort Benton came, the lady spikers were prepared to play tough and bring home a trophy. Their first game proved to be a confidence builder, as the Coyotes defeated Box Elder in two quick matches: then the team was handed then first loss by the Malta Mustangs. Saturday morning the players had an early morning game against Geyser: this would decide who would go on to Divisional. The Geyser team proved to be tough, but the Coyotes won after two hard-fought matches. The next game was for fourth place against the Tort Benton Longhorns. Chester had to forget the regular season since the Coyotes had not beaten the Longhorns. It took a whole season to do. but the Coyotes finally came out on top. After a lengthy break the team had to play Chinook for the third place trophy. They had a weak first match, the second sau a stronger Coyote team and a rally to the end. but they didn't gam enough strength to stop Chinook. At the Divisional Tournament in Chinook, the lady spikers started against Malta. They tried then best but lost in two matches. Later in the evening, the team was faced with being eliminated from the tourney by Conrad. The Coyotes rallied but found they didn't have the extra edge. Over all the girls had a fun year. They learned to work as a team and were taught the importance of friendship. commented J. Ron- shaugen. one of the senior members of the team. Chester vs......... Chinook ........ Glasgow......... Wolf Point...... Malta........... Poplar.......... Shelby ......... Box Elder....... Blue Sky........ Tort Benton..... Tort Benton..... Geraldine....... Geyser.......... Tort Benton..... Big Sandy....... Sunburst........ Conrad.......... Cut Bank........ Chinook........ Big Sandy....... Geyser......... Malta.......... Harlem......... Chinook........ Conrad......... Box Elder....... Blue Sky....... Geraldine...... DISTRICT Box Elder...... Malta.......... Geyser......... Fort Benton .... Chinook........ DIVIS10NALS Fairfield...... Conrad......... Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Won Won Lost Lost Won Won Lost IVon Lost Won Won Lost Won Won Lost Won . Lost Lost Won Won Won Won . Lost . Won Won . Lost . Lost . Lost VARSITY, FRONT ROW: B Bordelon. L. Shettle. T Nordstrom. J. Seidlnz. B Hilton. MANAGER. BACK ROW: J Ronshaugen. L. Harmon. S. Dauu alder. S Graham. K. VanDissel. Kaye F.belt. COACH. U J.V., FRONT ROW: L. Shettel. Stephanie Anderson. T Nordstrom. J. Schaefer. B Hilton. MANAGER. BACK ROW: Michelle Olson. COACH. M Ron- shaugen. VI. Vender. L. Ho er. S. Mader. SENIORS: J. Ronshaugen. S. Dauualder. ALL-CONFERENCE: K. VanDessel. L. Harmon. JR. HIGH, FRONT ROW: T. Me Id rum. R. Nordstrom. S. Claxton. B. Chappell. J. Hilton. S. Broun. A. Streit. SECOND ROW: K. Burgess. . Rotkman. H. Minnehan. J. Fritz. I. Snyder. J. Ruddick. H Krook. A. Green THIRD ROW: Roger Heimbigner. COACH; T. Broadhurst. L. Burrous. Ronell Ward. Kendra U ooley. G. Morknd. Sham Anderson. S. Fox. Jim Foster. COACH; Af. Smith. MANAGER. 55 Don't harsh my mellow! We love this game! How did that taste? 56 Chaster hud u strong regular season, with a conference record of nine wins and five losses, and went into the district tourna- ment with high hopes of a championship. The Coyotes never realized this goal, and lost two out of three games falling just short of qualifying for divisional. Coach McLean said that the team was very coachable. and referring to the tournament said that the team might have lack- ed some experience. P. Harmon was named First Team All-Conference, and J. Alhee and D. Dtentert were given honorable mentions. 5. Frey finishes off the break. 10ICN0MS 7TJT MUM I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Emily Wodan.J. Wolfe. P Demurest. L Nahrgang. r-r UM� . VARSITY BASKETBALL, HEAD COACH: Mike McLean: D. Diemert. G. Grammar. A. Violet!. R Ward. K. Diemert. N. Heim big ner, P. Harmon. J. Albee. S. Frey. D. Barrows. D. Kultgen. E. WoJarz. COACH Jim Graham. 57 Darron looks for the open man. ALL-CONFERENCE: P. Harmon. J. Albee. D. Diemert. = S r. Denton . KG... Blue Sky Simms. . Valter. . Port Benton Fatr ieU . Belt. . Cascade Simms .... Fort Benton Cascade Chottan Valter. Belt. . . Simms . 5 8 SENIORS, FRONT ROW: Emily Wodarz, Af. Standtford. P. Demarest. BACK ROW: D. Diemert. G. Grammar. R. X'ard. N. Hetmbtf ner. P. Harmon. J. Albee. A. Violett. D. Kultgen. Shane looking deep. I'm gonna jam this one home. Jim puts hts form to good use. The Coyotes hustle for the ball. Garin. Jim. and Pat getting mean with Valter. Jim art a mi downcourt. J.V. CHEERLEADERS: M Wodarz.J. Harrison. H. Du meri. B. Broun. JUNIOR VARSITY, FRONT ROW: Kevin Mattson. J. St a ml if ord. S. Violett. B. Stott. S. Chrtstoffer- son. A! St andiford. BACK ROW: COACH Jim Graham. J. Dahlen. V. Cole.J. IX'anken. ). Wolfe. T FRESHMEN: COACH Jon Puckett. K Kenfteld. G. Standiford. K. Kruithoff. J. Ward. Kent Mattson. J. Marble. C. Jensen. B Kimball. 60 EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: J. Fritz. T Meldrum, L. Snyder. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: 5 Broun ,J.Johannes. J. Hilton. . Rwkman. A. Stmt. EIGHTH GRADE, FRONT ROW: Manager. . Mtnnehan. A. J. Stone. I Wodarz. B. Wiley. BACK ROW: COACH Roger Heimbigner: C. Stone. J. England. K. Graham, J. Richter. J. Mangold. SEVENTH GRADE, FRONT ROW: Manager 'S. Claxton. M. Ltmesand. N. Wilson. A. Rocks. S. Scott. BACK ROW: B. Kammerzell, T. Dahtnden. B. Oswood.J. Marble. S. Webb. J. Johnson. COACH: Gerald Kulpas. Pat and Neil play defense the u ay it was meant to be played. 61 FRONT ROW: Ditnuri. bill Si hitpp. HEAD COACH; 8 Broun. Jim Graham. ASS'T COACH; E. Hofer.J. Harrison, J. Ronshaugen. B. Bordelon, S. Gunn. Erick W'odarz MIDDLE ROW': K Ken field. K lame land. J. Dahltn. B. Kimball. B. Scott. TOP ROW: Justin Wolfe. D. Barrows. A. Hanson. S. Ere). K. Wooley, B. Snyder. Al. Duffin With freshmen and sophomore members three times the number of junior and senior members combined, the CHS track team had a very impressive season. Throughout the spring, the track team continually im- proved by performing their persona! bests. Such efforts u ere only more obvious as many members received awards. Of the 13 boys, all 13 were given track letters. K. Wooley. along with K. Lime sand, received the award for Most Improved. Receiving the award for Mot Promising, was D. Barrows. With experience from previous years. S. Frey was chosen as Most Valuable, while A. Hanson was Most Dedicated. The girls, though smaller in number, were not smaller in achievements, as all girls lettered. Individual awards saw J. Ronshaugen as Most Valuable. B. Brown was Most Improv- ed. Most Dedicated was S. Gunn, and Most Promising was J. Harrison. On May 9. the track team set out to compete in the District meet. Chester Jatred well and sent five athletes to Divisional! the next weekend. When May 23 came, three members A. Hanson. S. Frey, and J. Ronshaugen, met some stiff competition at the State track meet. Thus the track season was outstanding and Senior J. Ron- shaugen. who broke the school record and her record more than once, showed that it was all worth it. TOP: Along with hard work and dedication, sophomore. K. Lime sand, finds it necessary to pray between events. ABOVE LEFT: That 's the stuff State track meets are made of! ABOVE RIGHT: Kicking in . . . and on to Dinsiona s with this 39'2 triple jump. FAR LEFT: Dedicating her hard work to every run. senior J. Ronshaugen broke records and was able to participate in the State meet. LEFT: S. Frey, on his knees after a successful triple jump. 63 FIRST ROW: K Uluru. I. Wodarz.J Frater. T Dahtnden. M hmeiand SECOND ROW: L. Burrous. R Ward. L Snyder. K V'ooley.J Rudd itk. S Broun THIRD ROW: G. Morknd. H Rothman. B ChappellJ. It’s done like this. Hurry up Jenni, I don't have all day! Derek's perfect landing. 64 FRONT ROW: J. Wolfe. N. Heimbigner. D. Kultgen. D. Diemen. H. Brannon. ADVISER. SECOND ROW: J. Ronshaugen. M. Thompson. L. Nahrgang. L. Jensen. R. Fenger. P. Demarest. Emily Wodarz, G. Grammar. Erick Wodarz, R. Ward. COYOTE EDITORS: D. Kultgen. D. Diemen THE BLUE PRINT EDITORS: J. Wolfe. N. Heimhigner. 66 SCIENCE CLUB Justin Marbte. B Broun. M. Knob. ADVISER; H Diemen. B. Hilton. On April 11-12, the CHS Science Club members traveled to the University of Montana in Missoula to display their projects. The students came back with two ex- cellent ratings and one superior rating. t .u i run ETRIC? I DOES OUR 4MUNITY HINK? B Brown — Superior Rating B. Hilton — Excellent Rating 67 Marble — Excellent Rating FRONT ROW: s Da wilder, SEC.-TR E AS. J. Albee. PRES. P. Harmon. VICE PRES. SECOND ROW: D. Kult en L. Harmon S. Graham T. Barrows G. Kulpas. ADVISER FIRST ROW: D D-nter. PRESIDENT; L Harmon. VICE PRESIDENT; K VanDessel. SECRETARY-TREASURER; CWilson. ADVISER. SECOND ROW: J. Ronshaugen. L. Jensen. M. Thompson. R. Pender, H. Wodarz. P. Demarest. N. Heimbinger. A1. Standi ord. THIRD ROW: D. Laium. L. Kultgen.J. Wolfe. S. Graham. L. NahrganK. FOURTH ROW: J. Cothran. M Ronshau n. B. Kohrman. S. Christofferson. M. Wodarz. FIFTH ROW: G Morkrtd. H. Krook. K. Wooley, H. Mmnehan. J. Seid itz. T. Dah en. T. Nordstrom. S. Anderson. H. Diemert.J. Harrison. B. Brown. SIXTH ROW: R. Ward. S. Pox, L. Snyder. . Rothman,J. Pritz. L. Burrows. T. Meldrum.J. Rudduk. K. Burden. T. Broadhurst. R. Nordstrom. SEVENTH ROW: J. Johannes, A. Streit. B. Chappell, J. Hilton. S. Claxton. S. Brou n. 68 FRONT TO BACK: K. Diemen. HISTORIAN E. Wodarz K. Smith B. Osuood D. Knit gen. SECRETARY D. Diemen G. Grammar. VICE PRESIDENT M. Standi ford R. Eenger P. Harmon PRESIDENT N. Hetmhtgner J. Albee M. McLean. COACH J. Graham. COACH D. Wooley. COACH B. Schlepp. COACH G. Scott. ADVISER LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Barrou i B. Scott J Wolfe S. Graham S. Christ offer son J. Dahlen E. Wodarz 69 This year, the Student Council spon- sored many activities at CHS. They held such things as the Snowball Dance, the Homecoming Dance. Donkey Basketball, and Tip-Off festivities. They also sponsored a rummage sale and a school dance at the end of the year. Gel a 'long little donkey! Senior's pride and joy! FRONT ROW: M Standi ord. HISTORIAN; E. Wodarz. SECRETARY-TREASURER; N. Heimbigner. VICE PRESIDENT; K. Limesand. PRESI- DENT. BACK ROW: L. Wodarz. J. Marble. S. Violett.J. Dahlen. D. Kultgen. P. Harmon. A. Hanson. T. Burrous. S. Graham. J. Harrison. J. Seidhtz. 70 o iiiiil!!!! nidi! 1111111111 iiiilliiii in Hh IiiiiiiP 1.. 11..11 1.. 11..11 11.. , CO I w 5 Directed by Mrs. Weir, the nil school piny. Stnrs in Their Eyes, ” wns held on April 23. The three-nct story wns of n determined family trying to make it in the acting business. There was never a dull minute ns the bathroom was used by four families and the house was ready to fall down. D. Kullgen and Al. Thompson were voted the best actor and actress by the audience. The play was a great success as over $100 was earned. 72 Karla acting her age. Look Madge. I uas soaking in Palmolive. Hands across the stage. I must. I must. I must increase my bust. It u as this big.' You have ring around the collar' I finally found my man! 73 « i The best turnout ever spent a Silent Night at the Jr.-Sr. Prom on April 12. The couples danced under black, blue and metalln streamers to tht music of Superior.” After the Grand March at twelve o'clock. Gavin Grammar and Paula Demarest were crowned King and Queen and then shared a dance to the theme song Crownbearers selected were Vince Mattson and Mindy Jeppeson and pic- tures were taken by Helmbrecht. ‘7 use Natr. CROWN BEARERS: V Mattson. M Jeppest n KING AND QUEEN: G Grammar P Drmansi. He asked you u hat.' 74 PROM ROYALTY: P. Demarest, P. Harmon. AI Standtford, N. Hetmbtgner. S. Dauwa der. G. Grammar, E. Wodarz. D. Dtemert. Paula flashing her imilt. Nut hair Pehhlt Trans, u hat are looking at.' Xthat hut tun Ju yuu push SERVERS: K. Graham. H. Mtnnehan. I. Wodan.J. Fritz. K. Lalum.J. RuJJnk.J. Ruhter. G. Morkul The Six Pack. Lot in' every minuit ■ { u The couplet enjoying the band Strut tin' their stuff. This ts pure heaven! Dancin the night auay The 1985 Snowball Dance, put on by the Student Council, was held December 21 in the multipurpose room. The Christmas lights and the Christmas tree brightened the dance floor while the couples danced from 9 to 12:30 to the music of Mark Daniels. Erik shoutnx hn soft touch. Just beMf- one of the r j. Table talk I ani m the mxhl au ay This year the music department presented four concerts, the fall, Christmas, pre-festival, and spring concert. The groups also traveled to Whit lash for a second pre-festival concert. On April 4-5 the Men's Ensemble, Women's Ensemble, and Men's Quartet went to Cut Bank for the District Music Festival, where they received a II (Excellent), I (Superior) and another I. From there the two groups who earned a I, Women's Ensemble and Men's Quartet traveled to State in Helena and received a I and a II respective- ly. All choral groups had a successful year and would like to thank Mr. Ash for his hard work. ACCOMPANISTS, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Minnehan. B Hilton. Emily Wodarz. 78 HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR. FRONT ROW: B. Bordelon, b. Hilton. Kent Mattson. M.Shettel. L. Nahrgang. SECOND ROW: L. Hofer. Al Wodarz. J. Cochran. Eric Wodarz. S. Violett. Kevin Mattson, L. Harmon. B. Kohrman. Richard Ash. DIRECTOR. THIRD ROW: S. Mader. K. Gunn. Emily Wodarz. D. Barrous. D. Dtemert. G. Grammar. R. Fenger. FOURTH ROW: P. Demarest. S. Chnstoffersen. J. Albee. P. Harmon. Justin Wolfe. JR. HIGH CHOIR, FRONT ROW: Richard Ash. DIRECTOR; Sham Anderson. S. Fox. C. Harwood, . Minnehan. L. Snyder. H. Kmok. G. Morknd. A. Stress. SECOND ROW: L. Burrous. Ronell Ward.Jerry Johannes.J Mangold. K Graham. Af Smith. A Green. G Woods THIRD ROW: Ro kman. Kendra Wooley. FOURTH ROW :J. Erickson. J. Johnson. S. Scott. C. Stone. J. Richter. W. Jeppesen. J. Fraser. T. Dahinden. Al. lame sand. K. Laium. S. Webh. MEN S ENSEMBLE, FRONT ROW: S. Violett. Kerin Mattson. Kent Mattson. SECOND ROW: B. Hilton. Erick Wodarz. D. Barrous. G. Gram- mar. THIRD ROW: P. Harmon.J. Albee.J. Wolfe. WOMEN S ENSEMBLE. FRONT ROW: AI Wodarz. J. Cochran. L. Nahrgang. SECOND ROW: L. Harmon. S. Chnstofferson. THIRD ROW': Emily Wodarz. P. Demarest. R. Fenger. 79 This year at District Festival in Cut Bank the hand was chosen to be the best C-D band to perform. This is the first time in at least nine years that Chester's band has received this honor. Chris Wickum received a I at District and uas the only instrumental to travel to State where he received a II. BAND OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: T Burrous. PRESIDENT; A! Standtford. SECRETARY; Justin Marble. LIBRARIAN. JAZZ BAND, FRONT ROW: T. Burrows, I. Wodarz, M. Ronshaugen, J. Harrison, Brett Oswood, S. Brown, B. Brown. SECOND ROW: Bryan Oswood. R. Ash. DIRECTOR; B. Wilton. A. Violet t. T. Grammar. C. Wickum. S. Violett. HIGH SCHOOL BAND, FRONT ROW: J. Wilton. S. Claxton.J. Schaefer. B. Brou n. T. Nordstrom. J. Seidhtz. S. Dauualder. Al. Standtford. J. Kuddtck. SECOND ROW: K. Bursts. T. Meldrum. Al. Ronshaugen. Brett Oswood, J. Wamson. Brad Wiley. T. Broadhurst. B. Kammerzell.J. Fritz. I. Wodarz. T. Burrows. S. Brou n. B. Chappell. R. Nordstrom. THIRD ROW: N. Wilson. S. Violett. Justin Marble, J. Acevedo. B. Wilton. J. England. A. J. Stone. J. Johannes. Bryan Oswood. Kent Mattson. R. Ash DIRECTOR, B Wall. D. Shettel.Jay Marble. C. Jensen. A. Violett. B. Kimball. T Grammar, C. Wickum. NOT PICTURED: . Jensen. A. Rocks. HO CLARINET DUET, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Broun. L. Jensen Festival rating. II. Honor's Band participants. HIGH SCHOOL PEP BAND, FRONT ROW: R. Nordstrom. J. Ruddtck. B. Chappell. S. Broun. Af. Standiford, S. Dauwalder. SECOND ROW: L. Jensen. B Brou n. J. Hilton. S. Claxton. M. Ronshaugen. T. Nordstrom, J. Schaefer. K. Burgess. J. Seidlitz. THIRD ROW: B Kammerzell. B. Wiley, J. Harrison. I. Wodarz.J. Fritz. 7. Broadhurst. Brett Osuood. B. Hilton. A.J. Stone. J. England. FOURTH ROW: T. Me Id rum. T. Burrous, S. Violett.Justin Marble. N. Wilson. Kent Mattson. J. Acevedo. FIFTH ROW: R. Ash. DIRECTOR; Bryan Osuood. C. Wickum. A. Vtolett. T. Grammar. B. Kimball. C. Jensen. Jay Marble. A. Rocks. 81 Lisa u-ith her mouth open again. Puckering once again. Together as alu ays. Mommy don 't leave me. 82 This one’s for you. Sue. Hold that note. Basketball auard winners. One of many awards received. Hard work pays off. State participants receives recognition. 83 achieve the possible must attempt the POSSIBLE. TO YOU CAN, Sheila s ingin' her little heart out. Center of attention once again. Neil and Darron reading the prophecies. wuoiOLt. TO YOU CAN, YOU Dan reading some of the wills. H4 86 TafkV „___jimiiiiiiiiif X¥JLUS1C For All Your Music Needs MARK DICKERSON Shelby 434-5330 TOOLE COUNTY STATE BANK A Progressive Bank Offering Security and Friendly Service Shelby 434-5528 WESTERN NATURAL GAS COMPANY CARL and MABEL IVERSON and Staff Shelby 434-5561 KATHY’S KITCHEN Noon Lunch Specials Homemade Pies Fast Service KATHY FUJIMOTO — Owner Shelby 434-2503 WELLS DRUG Prescription Headquarters WELLS BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE Shelby 434-5115 SUEBERT INSURANCE Dick —434-2017 Russ — 434-4523 Shelby Off. 434-5211 TEAGUE GEOLOGICAL, INC. Professional Petroleum Geologists KNEELON E. TEAGUE Shelby 434-5178 91 FIRST STATE BANK “It Just Makes Cents to Bank With Us. Shelby 434-5567 TOOLE LIBERTY TITLE COMPANIES JOYCE V. DYE, Manager Shelby 434-5156 i -Y i tin i ultij Dedicated Professionals BRENDE LONGCAKE, BROKER 434-5230 LYNN MCCLOUTH 873-4773 MARYJ. WESTERMARK 434-5804 Shelby RAINBOW CONOCO SAFETY SERVICE CARGILL INC. Grain — Feed — Seed — Chemical Fertilizing TEDWAREHIME Manager 759-5140 759-5245 Tiber Chester 92 Shelby MUNSON EQUIPMENT “Serving Agriculture Shelby 434-5148 HEAD WEST HAIR STYLING Specializing in the latest trends for men and women. Shelby 434-2981 JACKSON’S IGA Shelby 434-5472 AG AIR INC. H. D. Beitz Ed Kenny Buster Ness Chester 759-5191 Rudyard 355-4257 SULLY’S CAFE Stop in for a Pizza or Lunch and Beverage JOHN and ILA KOSSEL Galata 432-9311 WESTERMARK GRAIN Devon Dunkirk 432-2405 432-3233 Lothair 432-2831 Goodyear Tires Bandage Retread MARK’S TIRE AND ALIGNMENT On the Farm Service Brake and Alignment Shelby 434-5118 MARIAS RIVER ELECTRIC Your Home Owned Utilities Congratulations to the ’86 Graduates Shelby 434-5575 TUREVALUE Hardware Stores BEN TAYLOR INC. Exxon Fuels and Oils Farm and Ranch Hardware Shelby 1-800-824-8366 FRONTIER SUPPER CLUB Steaks Seafoods Specializing in Taiwan Shrimp” Dunkirk 432-3600 POSH TACO The Foods You Love To Eat Shelby 434-5781 Wr , X FUZZY’S CAR CARE Located at Hi-Line Yamaha Chester 759-5866 FARMER’S UNION Quality Products and Service CENEX Joplin 292-3854 94 BIG SKY HUSKY JOPLIN CAFE DUANE and JEAN JOHNSON Hours — 6 A M. — 9 P.M. Joplin 292-3855 HI-LINE FLORAL Flowers for All Occasions BRUCE and TRUDY MANSFIELD Joplin 292-3225 COYOTES DEN Transfers for Caps and T-Shirts Individual and Team Sports CHARLEY AND JACKIE FREY Owners Chester 759-5305 HELMBRECHT PHOTOGRAPHY Portrait Commercial Photography Congratulations to the Class of 1986 STEVE HELMBRECHT — Owner Havre 265-4245 MIKE’S IGA IGA Tiger Discounter Supermarket Chester 759-5538 HARVEST STATES COOPERATIVES Feed and Fertilizer TIM CAMPBELL — Manager Chester 759-5145 95 ___Bn’ W E23FEE] Chester 759-5435 or 759-5436 MARBLE AND SEIDLITZ Attorneys at Law DONALD R. MARBLE JOHN E. SEIDLITZ, JR. Chester 759-5104 96 INC. 759-5328 MX MOTEL CHESTER MOTORS, For a Better Idea Ford Puts It on Wheels DON RAUNIG Owner Air Conditioning and Color Cable TV in Every Room. NORM and ANNA MARIE ANDERSON Chester 759-7165 MARIAS EQUIPMENT Serves the Top of the Triangle DON KUNTZ — Manager 759-5198 Chester 97 MONTANA Chester 759-5106 ROCKMAN FUNERAL CHAPEL LYNN and KAREN ROCKMAN Chester 759-5550 LIBERTY DRUG “Congratulations Class of ’86’’ BILL and PEGGY KIMBALL Owners Chester 759-5225 ROOSEVELT SERVICE Gases, Oils, Greases Philips 66 Tires Self-Service Island BOB NORDSTROM — Owner 759-5278 CHESTER IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales and Service GORDON NELSEN General Manager Chester 759-5117 ROCK E. SVENNUNGSEN, O.D. Liberty County Professional Building Chester 759-5194 CHESTER CLINIC PHARMACY RIC RICHTER Chester 759-5193 STATE FARM Family Insurance Checkup Like a good neighbor. Stare Farm is there Stale Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices Bloomington, Illinois STATE FARM 99 Box 536 Chester, MT. 59522 Chester DICK GEBHARDT — Owner 759-5501 BOYD’S SHEET METAL Lennox Heating and Air Conditioning Maytag Appliances BOYD NEALY Chester 759-5316 TIBER TRACTOR DON DAHLEN — Owner Chester 759-518E 100 Printing Publishing Advertising ALAN JOHNSON Publisher Chester 759-5355 LIBERTY COUNTY TIMES CHESTER LIONS CLUB Community Service and Our Youth Are Our Goals YACKLEY’S FUEL SUPPLY BILL YACKLEY Owner Chester 759-5116 PANDORA’S BOX JODINE KENNY Owner Chester 759-5325 So fun to ride you won't want M 3 - L 3 n © V a m a to a YAMAHA Hiway 2 East, Built for the fun of it.” Chester, MT 101 Chester AVIATION NEW EAGLE Best, Most Modern Aircraft Built Fast, Effective Spraying JOEL and KAREN FENGER 759-5431 HUGH B. BROWN Attorney at Law Congratulations Seniors Chester 759-5174 DARBY O’BRIEN AGENCY Your Insurance Man Life — Health — Farm — Auto — Fire Chester 759-5555 DOUGLAS WILSON AND COMPANY Certified Public Accountants — Income Tax Preparation — Estate Planning — Computer Services — Management Advisory Services — Financial Statement Preparation — Accounting System Design — Auditing Review Chester 759-5181 Great Falls 761-4645 GILBERT’S, INC. Truck and Tractor Automotive KEN GILBERT — Owner Chester 759-5318 CHESTER LIONETTES Youth Sponsorships Delegate to Girls’ State Delegate to Montana Teen Institute Proceeds of Community Calendar Donated to Chester Swimming Pool 103 SPONSORSHIPS Shelby Lund Agency J. C. Penny A,A,B, L Lawyers Shelby Rexall Drug Jeans-n-Things Shelby Glass Jacobson’s Jewelry Capital Cafe Travel World Coast to Coast Shelby Office Supply Shelby Building Center Marias Veterinary Clinic Western Furniture Toole County Farm Implement R. Cleaners Shelby Promoter Ed’s Diesel Chester Back Porch Gambles Bill’s Shoe Shop Joplin Custom Cutter The Coyote staff would like to extend its thanks to all of the businesses that helped make this annual a reality. Without their con- tributions, memories would soon be forgotten. Another thank you goes out to all of the people that furnished pictures or in any way helped produce this book. Neil Heimbigner Lesli Jensen Business Managers 104