Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1987 volume:

COYOTE YEARBOOK 1987 COYOTE EDITORS ERICK WODARZ KELCEY DIEMERT 1 Tabic of Contents Seniors.........................3 Classes........................15 Faculty........................31 Athletics......................37 Activities.....................63 Advertisers....................87 rT w V ’ T i 1 m v . M ) i • i i ' 2). nnis SnyJ.r Sk ane jCiia TJa wyany KanJy SpicLr PRESIDENT: Kelccy Diemen; VICE PRESIDENT: Jan Wolfe; SECRETARY-TREASURER: Denise Denter. 4 CLASS MOTTO THE GREAT PLEASURE IN LIFE IS DOING WHAT PEOPLE SAY YOU CANNOT DO Matt shows off his CPR techniques. Gimme a C”! Young love in blossom. Yeah, right Lisa. Mr. Kulpas psyches himself for PAD. You’d better give me that pencil. Jack gets ready for a solo. Okay, who spiked the punch. Girls just wanna have fun. See, I told you you were on the docket. Shane, Ronald and Brad have some McFun. Another one of John's famous projects. JJm Si an JifoJ forias Jdeimdahl (Eoiori: Blue and SiL Slower: WU Ko . What 'Wakes Z j friends? H hat makes us frienJs throughout the years Key ardleSS what we share, T)he shadowed days that we must fuie. Or when the shies are lair. What mu L us friends when dri umstum e ideS that we must part; Jlth ouyh our rouds must Separate We re ever t lose in heart. Whut makes us friends . . . Cyod only knows nh e answer to our yuest . . . Sul, u m Uy u.r uaept this yift Jnd k now we re truly kfeSSed. JJi da Butler % urr 8 The WILDEST Seniors. The most athletic Seniors. The most humorous Seniors. The most intellectual Seniors. The most promising Seniors. The most amiable Seniors. The best dressed Seniors. 9 Finally, someone understands me. We're getting kind of low on the Hersheys. wnrcm iy I know what you’re trying to do. The tun never stops in journalism 11 Shane practices his uniqueness. The sophomore blues. Homecoming School spirit filled the 1986 Homecoming festivities. Dressing strangely, participating in hall and float decora- tions, and readying the bonfire kept the students busy dur- ing the week. The Homecoming parade was a success due to the humorous floats centering around the theme of pet food. The juniors took first place followed by the freshmen and seventh graders who tied for second place. The girls' basketball team faired well Friday night beating the Cascade Badgers 58-42. On Saturday the girls lost to a strong Choteau team 57-46. The football team won its first Homecoming game in three years by shutting out the Belt Huskies 34-0. Homecoming activities ended Saturday night with K. Diemert and L. Nahrgang being crowned King and Queen at the girls' basketball game. 12 Classes Juniors Derek Barrows Scef Christofferson Jan Cochran Vince Cole Jeff Dahlcn Dale Fox Travis Grammar Sherry Gunn Conrad Heimbigner Brenda Hemminger Breni Hilton Bonny Kohrman 16 17 — Sophomores Stephanie Anderson Brenda Bordelon Becky Brown Teresa Dahlen Mark Dauwalder Dean Denter CP Holly Diemen Marry Duffin Mary Fenger Kim Gunn Jennifer Harrison John Hemminger Elizabeth Hofer Lori Hofer 18 Craig Jensen Kal Ken field Brad Kimball Rob Kruithoff Wade Kultgen Shannon Madcr Justin Marble Kent Mattson Tracey Nordstrom Jeannean Schaefer Juanita Scidlitz Gordon Standi ford Jeremy Ward Chris Wickum 19 Freshmen Shan i Anderson Tara Broadhurst Lisa Burrows Jim Englund Shawna Fox Jennifer Fritz Kent Graham Andrea Green Holly Krook Jess Mangold Tawna Meldrum Haley Minnehan Gail Morkrid Rachel Nordstrom Hildee Rock man Julie Ruddick 20 21 Sarah Brown John Carlson Becky Chappell Sonya Claxton Tom Cahinden Jason Erickson Judd Fraser Brad Hall Christine Harwood Julie Hilton Wally Jeppesen Jennings Johnson i E i g h t h I G r a d e i Jerri Johannes Brad Kammerzell Mark Limesand Jay Marble Bryan Os wood Aaron Rocks Amy Streit Jason Tempel Steve Webb Celeste Wicks Nathan Wilson Coby Woods 22 Robert Pulst Hubbel Rockman Rory Seidlitz Ian Smith Jerry Spicher Lana Stevens Kim Stone Charlie Thielman Ryan Wickum Chub Woods 23 mors JUNIORS: Mary Ronshaugen, President; Vince Cole, Vice President; Sherry Gunn, Secretary-Treasurer. SOPHOMORES: Wade Kultgen, Vice President; Kal Kenfield, President; Brad Kimball, Secretary-Treasurer. FRESHMEN: Kendra Wooley, Secretary-Treasurer; Andrea Green, Presi- dent; A. J. Stone, Vice President. EIGHTH GRADE: Btyon Oswood, Vice President; Brad Kammerzell, President; Becky Chappell, Secretary-Treasurer. SEVENTH GRADE: Erik Iverson, President; James Booth, Vice Presi- dent; Bobbie Grammar, Secretary-Treasurer. Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Alvin Gucnzgen, David Erickson, Mitch Overlie, Jeff Harrison, Kevin Hall, Jeremy Hawks, Koni Pulst, Wendy Overlie, Jeffrey Mattson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ludwig, Darrell Carlstad, Cory Laird, Shawn Frederickson, Darrin Fraser, Melissa Wilson, Monica Woods, Chad Christenot, Ron Evans, Mr. Roolcy. THIRD ROW: Diann Elverud, Rachel Brown, Jolcnc Standiford, Darci Anderson, Tara Harwood, Tessa Sheldon, Aaron Hunnewell, Andrea Schlimgen. Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Christi Henderickson, Hapi Tempel, Jaci Streit, Kelci Kulpas, Dani Larson, Daniel Violett, Brock Gurnmer SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wickum, Rikki Evans, Angela Stone, Colleen Harwood, Amanda Jacobson, Tia Wardell, Ace Diemen, Shane Gjesdal. THIRD ROW: Jenny Wickum, Tanya Theilman, Erin Albee, Lucas Kammerzell, Josh Brown, Brandon Manin. NOT PICTURED: Kimberly Fossen. 25 Fourth Grade FIRST ROW: Mrs. Aitkcn, Brandcn Hunncwcll, Heather Manin, B. J. Vanek, Adam Standiford, Erin Grammar. SECOND ROW: Joshua Brown, Andy Hall, Jeremy Seidlitz, Davcd Hull, Kresta Wickum. THIRD ROW: Jcramiah Pfaff, Kevin Harrison, Joey Meissner, Fabian Malatare NOT PICTURED: Amy Fossen. Fourth Grade FRONT ROW: Mr Butler, BoDcan Woods, Mandy Johnson, Brian Perdue, Dustin Lalum, Jeremey Webb BACK ROW: LeAnne Vanek, Keith Eveland, Krystie Gummer, Brandon Claxton, John Thieltges, Mike Wilson, Heather Laird, Kalena Kealoha NOT PICTURED: James Dahlen Third Grade FIRST ROW: Deem Hull, Kari Mangold, Cori Hendrickson, Jcndl Booth, Billy Dafoe, Sonja Jodrey, Jonathan Hilton, Ryan Evans. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sargent, Krista Brese, Tyler Strcit, Kylic Schauer, Kristy Nordstrom, Justin Wickum, Nickolas Erickson. THIRD ROW: Jeremy Kulpas, Lance Wickum, Kris Schaub, Skye Mader. FRONT ROW: Melissa Oraw, Jeremy Burch, Darek Elverud, Chris Stores, Connie Frit , Nikole Larson, Chcri Frcderickson, Kim Anderson, Cody Christenot BACK ROW: Miss Ebelt, Kent Pulst, Tammy Hawks, Eric Gagnon, Dillon Diemen, Jodie Torgcrson, Chris Mattson, Jared Bungum, Jason Jacobson. NOT PICTURED: Lisa Fosse-n Third Grade Second Grade FIRST ROW: Lacee Mattson, Heather Carlson, Joe Vanek, Vince Mattson, Jacob Brown, Joni Jacobson, Mary Stockwell, Mindy Jeppesen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Johnson, Michael Nelson, Brad Henon, Casey Saxton, Jessica Lux. Jeffrey Seidlitz, Clay Diemen, Jason Wickum, Dawn Wilson. THIRD ROW: Jenny Manin, Jesse Hill, David Jensen. First Grade FRONT ROW: Miss Butkay, Teresa Ghekiere, Jennifer Brown. Luke Ghekiere, Russell Seidlitz. Daniel Jodrey, Kevin Eveland, Mitchell Laird BACK ROW: Austin Evans, Tanr Tempel, Carey Wickum, Anna Kammerzell, Sarah Pfaff, Katie Thieltges. First Grade FIRST ROW: Miss Murphy, Damon Lalum, Kris Evcland, Daniel Brown, Jayme Green, Clay Herron, Liesl Richter, Seth Schlotfeldt. SECOND ROW: Rebckah Brown, Anne Hanson, D’Et Green, Kimberly Hawks, Jeff Johnson, Devin Grammar. Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Chris Ray, Chad Wickum, Lance Evans, Sheila Siefert, Sunni Spichcr, Mrs. Brown. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Schlotfeldt, Aide; Brian Martin, Robert Wickum, Dolan Hull, Nicole Anderson, Danielle Kcaloha, Julia Dafoe. THIRD ROW: Jeff Wolfe, Jared Christenot, Marcia Hanson, Buck Zerbc, Eric Kleinsasser, Ryan Gagnon, Brandon Perdue. Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Mrs. Brown, Karl Keith, Susie Butterfield, Jeremy Porter, Amanda Warehime, Fritz Rooley, Danny Danielson. SECOND ROW: Brent Riggin, Michael Jensen, Chris Wagy, Camon Hunnewell, Magen Wickum, Darin Pulst THIRD ROW: Jamie Saxton, Kyle Torgcrson, Julia Hall, Annie Diemen, David Ghekiere, Joshua Mangold, Bill Novak. Welcome to Mrs. Brown s kitchen. The Champ. 30 Administration and Staff Jim Foster Superintendent, Coach Vi Hills Elementary Principal Gerald Kulpas P A D., Guidance Counselor, Coach Roger Heimbigner Business Manager. Coach Carol Wilson Head Secretary Jan Meldrum Asst. Secretary 32 Teachers Marvin Krook High School Science Helen Brannon Journalism, English, Typing Gerry Unterseher Librarian Don VanDesscl P.E., Drivers Ed., 7 8 Science, Coach Jan Albright English Lois Schaub Library Aide Education is our sixth sense. 33 Teachers DeLon Pfaff Art, Coach Vivienne Herron Resource Room Dan Woolcy Shop, P.E., Coach William Schlepp Social Studies, P.E., Coach Richard Ash Band, Choir Jim Graham Accounting, P.E., Coach W'ho is a wise man? He shat learns from all men. 34 Teachers Mike McLean Coach, Math. P.E. Karen Weir English, Spanish, Speech and Drama Jon Puckett Math, Computers, Asst. Coach Janet Saxton Math, Title I Carol Kline Special Education Linda Schlotfeldt Kindergarten Aide Teachers open the door. You enter yourself. 35 Cooks Gloria Boyer Dana Lalum Bonnie Overlie Dorothy Overlie Tracy Voise Janitors Willard Balsley Lela Didier Jerry Purdue Pat Gragert Norma Layton Playground Grade School Asst. Becky Slater Speech Therapist 36 Team Rallies In the summer of '86, eight seniors, twelve juniors, six sophomores, and four freshmen met on the field for the first practice of what would become a great year. At the end of the season, Chester posted a 5-3 record, los- ing only one conference game and taking the District 6-B Co-Champion title. They were on the way to the second play-off game in 15 years. Chester traveled to Shelby where they lost a real thriller in overtime. The final score was 13-7 ending further advance- ment in the state play-offs. There were eight players who made All-Conference, four of which will be back next season. Two of the three All-State selections will be returning also. The Coyotes ended the season with pride, desire, and the hope to match or better their record next season. CAPTAINS: D. Snyder, A. Hanson, S. Frey. SENIORS, FRONT ROW: J. Iverson. D. Snyder. K. Smith, E. Wodarz SECOND ROW: A. Hanson, K. Dicmert, J. Heimdahl, S. Frey. ALL-STATE: K. Woolcy, S. Frey, D. Barrows. VARSITY, FIRST ROW: I. Wodarz, K. Graham, J Marble, K. Mattson. R Kruithoff, J. Mangold, B. Wiley. SECOND ROW: V. Cole, J. Dahlen, K Wooley, Kevin Mattson, T. Grammar, S. Violett, D. Denter, B. Kimball, M. Duffin. THIRD ROW: Dan Wooley, ASST. COACH; T. Wanken, D. Fox, D. Barrows, J. Wolfe, J. Wanken, C. Heimbigncr, Bill Schlepp, HEAD COACH. FOURTH ROW: D. Snyder,). Iverson, S. Frey, J. Heimdahl, K. Dicmert, A. Hanson, E. Wodarz, K. Smith. Scoreboard Chester . 0 Chester 19 Chester Chester 17 Chester 34 Chester 10 Chester 24 Chester 13 Chester. 7 Shelby......................9 Cascade.....................0 Harlem.....................12 Fort Benton.................6 Belt........................0 Chouteau....................7 Fairfield...................0 Conrad.....................35 Shelby.....................13 That Gatorade was a little strong. ALL CONFERENCE, FIRST ROW: Bill Schlepp, HEAD COACH. SE- COND ROW: D Snyder, S. Frey, E. Wodarz, K Diemen THIRD ROW: K. Wooley, D. Barrows, J. Wan ken, Kevin Mattson. Should I spike it? Derek on the option. Erick, the look of a champion. OFFENSE, FRONT ROW: J. Dahlcn, J Wanken, K Woolcy, K Diemen, K. Mattson, A. Hanson BACK ROW: D. Snyder, D. Barrows, S. Frey, E. Wodarz, B. Kimball. It's up and good. Ain't 1 handsome. Going my way? Erick gains 10 more. DEFENSE, FRONT ROW: K. Diemen, J. Wankcn, K. Mattson, A. Hanson, J. Dahlcn, J. Wolfe BACK ROW: B. Kimball, E. Wodarz. S. Frey, K. Woolcy, D. Barrows, D. Snyder, S. Violctt. Great tackle, Al. 34-0, the feeling of victory. JR. HIGH, FRONT ROW: R. Pube, T Meldrum, H Rockman, J. Erickson, E. Iverson, M. Claxton, J. Booth, N Wilson, A. Rocks, J. Breeze, M. Hilton. BACK ROW: Jim Foster, COACH; I. Smith, B Oswood, J Marble. T Dahindcn, B Kammerzell, W. Jcppcsen, M Limesand, M Cramer, J. Lirson, E. Cole, R. Scidlitz, Mike McLean, COACH. Girls Accomplish Divisional Goal The Coyote girls' basketball team finished their season with ten wins and eight losses, placing them fifth in their conference. The District Tournament was held in Fort Benton on November 20-22. The girls first game was against the Choteau Bulldogs. The Coyotes were defeated 54-48 in a close contest. The loss moved the girls to Saturday morning loser-out play against Fort Benton. After roping the Longhorns 65-48, they advanced to the consolation game ALL-CONFERENCE: K. Van Dessel, S. Graham. Saturday night against the Fairfield Eagles. The Coyotes gave the Eagles tough competition winning 36-35. The Coyotes captured third place which allowed them to play in the Divisional Tourney on December 4-6 in Cut Bank. The Coyotes opened play against Malta, losing 64-41. In loser-out ac- tion, the Coyotes were again defeated 57-42 in a tough game against Cut Bank. The Coyotes were noted as having the best freethrow percentage during the season and in District 5-B tourney play. Throughout the season, the girls became united as a team and gained confidence which helped them to ex- perience that winning feeling. CHEERLEADERS, FIRST ROW: H Diemen, L. Snyder, MASCOT; T Meldrum SECOND ROW: J. Cochran, K Wooley. THIRD ROW: S. Anderson 42 VARSITY, FIRST ROW: L Snyder. MASCOT. SECOND ROW, CHEERLEADERS: S Anderson. H Diemen. K Wooley, J Cochran. T Meldrum THIRD ROW: J. Graham, COACH;J. Seidlitz, T. Nordstrom, S. Gunn, J. Hanison, J. Wolfe, K Van Dessel, L. Harmon, S. Graham, S. Christofferson, T. Dahlen, B. Brown, L. Nahrgang, S. Fox, MANAGER. SENIORS: L. Nahrgang, S. Graham, K. Van Dessel, L. Harmon , J. Wolfe. Scoreboard (hwltr 47 Blue Sky 65 C .better 49 Boulder 46 better . 55 54 (Swrt 55 Chinook 79 (hnirr 55 Fairfield 45 Chester 41 Belt 68 ( Hester 58 Cascade 42 ( Hester 46 C.hotruu 57 ( Hester 50 Simim 77 ( Hester 61 Harlem 41 ChtMtt 57 Fairfield 56 C hester 60 Belt 57 ( Hester 51 Simms 59 C Hester . 52 Fort Benton . . .50 Chester 56 (jMStk 44 rhescef 45 Chotrau 55 Otcsier 54 Fort Benton 48 Chester 52 Harlem .27 ( Hester 48 Chotcau . 54 Chest rr 65 Fon Benton 18 Chester 56 Fairfield 45 C Hester 41 Malta 64 Chester 12 Cut Bank 57 Off to Divisional at Cut Bank! J.V., FIRST ROW: H. Minnchan, R Nordstrom, H. Rockman, B Bordelon, L. Burrows SECOND ROW: S. Fox. MANAGER; H. Krook, M Smith, R. Ward, K. Gunn, G. Morkrid, A. Green, J. Puckett, COACH. 43 Pal'n around Hey, yours looks just like mine! The bench enthusiastic as always! You want the Kail Up, up. and away! Catch! 44 Seventh FIRST ROW, CHEERLEADER: L. Steven, A Morkrid, L. Hertzog, B. Grammar, CHEERLEADER: A Fritz. SECOND ROW: G. Kulpas, COACH; K. Stone, K. Englund, J. Nord- strom, M. Mattson. Eighth A. Strcit, S. Claxton, C. Harwood, R. Heimbigner, COACH; J. Johannes, MANAGER; J. Hilton, B. Chappell, S. Brown. 45 Nice form, Stef! Karla's on the move! Any wider and I'll stuff this ball in it! Two Go to State SENIORS: D. Snyder, K. Smith, J. Iverson, M. Fenger. Twist and Shout Four returning seniors, two juniors, and one sophomore made this year's team which was coached by Dan Wooley. At the Divisional in Cut Bank, K. Wooley and D. Snyder qualified for State in Butte. K. Wooley won sixth place in the 145 weight class. The team wrestled strong the whole season, showing im- provement from last year. I'm bushed CAPTAIN: D. Snyder FRONT ROW: J. Tempel, Manager, M. Wickum, W. Kultgen, K. Smith, J. Dahlen, Manager. BACK ROW: Dan Wooley, Coach; D. Snyder, J. Iverson, K. Wooley, M. Fenger. 46 STATE: K Wooley, D. Snydcr. A coach’s job is never done. Wade Kultgen 119 4-16 Kelly Smith 119 12-18 Mike Wickum 126 11-11 Dennis Snyder 132 18-11 John Iverson 138 16-15 Ken Woolcy 145 30-11 Mate Fengcr 155 7-18 Hi ya, baby. How many fingers do you see.' Hold still! I can fly, crust me. Well, don’t just stand there! JUNIOR HIGH, FRONT ROW: E. Cole, E. Iverson, J. Brcse, I. Smith. BACK ROW: D. PfafT. COACH: B. Hall, J. Fraser, W.Jcpperscn, B. Os wood, N. Wilson. That's the last thing I'll do. 49 Spikers Break Even Ain't I beautiful? First year coach, Don Van Dessel, lead the 12-member varsity volleyball team through a 17 win — 16 loss season. The team had three returning seniors: K. Van Dessel, S. Graham, and L. Harmon. Other experience came from two returning juniors, L. Shettel and M. Ronshaugen, and five returning sophomores: J. Seidlitz, T. Nordstrom, B. Brown, J. Harrison, and S. Anderson. The freshmen that gave 100% to the team were T. Meldrum, R. Ward, H. Krook, and A. Green. The girls started their '86-87 season by taking a loss against Malta, but battled back to win against Browning. In closing season play, the Coyotes showed that they were made of when they brought home three straight wins. Cut Bank was the sight of the Divisional tourney where the Coyotes faced Choteau in the opening round of play. The girls took the first match 15-5 and held on to take the win. The Cut Bank Wolves stripped the Coyotes of their victory and the girls had to confront Browning, who defeated them 15-11 and 15-4. This win brought the Coyotes and Simms together in an exciting game, in which the victor was Chester. The last game of the season was against Shelby where the Shelby Coyotes won by scores of 9-15 and 9-15. SENIORS: K. Van Dessel, L. Harmon NOT PICTURED: S. Graham. VARSITY, FIRST ROW: L. Shettel, B. Brown, S. Anderson, T. Nordstrom, J. Seidlite, T. Meldrum. SECOND ROW: D. Van Dessel: COACH; A. Green, J. Krook, J. Harrison, G. Morkrid, R. Ward, S. Graham, K. Van Dessel, M. Ronshaugen, J. Mattson: ASST. COACH; C. Heimbigncr: MANAGER. 50 Eat it! Scoreboard Chester Vs Malta 2 15 10-15 Browning 15-13 16-14 w Glasgow 15-13 11-15 Poplar 15-8 15-4 w Ft. Benton 8-15 15-13 Harlem 15-13 15-5 w Cut Bank 13-15 15-13 Shelby 6-15 9-15 Ft. Benton 15-6 15-12 V Ft. Benton 16-14 15-13 w Belt 15-6 15-12 w Malta 7-12 10-15 Havre J.V. 15-4 15-13 w Browning 15-4 15-12 w Cut Bank 15-12 6-15 Chinook 13-15 12-15 15-9 Simms 15-13 11-15 15-10 w Chotcau 16-14 15-13 w Ft. Benton 14-16 15-3 Chinook 11-15 11-15 15-13 Harlem 15-12 9-15 15-13 w Shdby 8-15 10-15 Conrad 9 15 4-15 Havre J.V 8-15 7-15 Glasgow 8-15 15-11 Malta 17-15 7-15 15-13 w Cascade 15-2 15-3 w Fairfield 15-12 15-3 w Choteau 15-5 13-15 w Cut Bank 3-15 15-9 13-15 Browning 15-11 15-4 w Simms 15-13 15-9 w Shelby 9-15 9-15 Stretch J.V., FIRST ROW: S. Anderson, T. Mcldrum, L. Snyder, S. Fox, S. Anderson, J. Schaeffer, J. Ruddick, M. Smith, MANAGER. SECOND ROW: J. Matt- son, COACH; L. Burrows, M. Fenger, k. Woofcy, T. Broadhurst, G. Morkrid, J. Fritz, L. Hofer. 51 Jr. High Volleyball FIRST ROW: S. Claxton, C. Harwood, A. Morkrid, M. Mattson, K. Hcrtzog, J. Nordstrom, B. Grammar, S. Brown. SECOND ROW: R. Heimbigner: COACH; J. Hilton, A. Streit, C. Wicks, B. Chappel, K. Stone, K. Englund, J. Foster; COACH. That's how you do a push up. 53 Coyotes Place Third The Chester Coyote boys’ basketball team showed many promising hopes for this year’s season. The team placed third at the District Tournament which advanced them to the Divisional Tournament in Shelby the following weekend. At the Divisional Tournament the young Coyote team fared well with their competition, but came up short, losing their first two games in the tournament. The Chester Coyotes finished their regular season with a 2-10 record in conference play and 6-18 in overall play, including the tournament action. Next year’s season will show all but one Coyote member returning. Under the leadership of Coach McLean, the Coyotes should better their season. The Coyotes posing with the trophy. Scores CHS OPP. Harlem 42 69 Chinook 55 68 Ft. Benton 40 71 Chinook 48 53 Fairfield 37 53 Belt 65 62 Cascade 57 45 Choteau 42 62 Simms 50 58 Harlem OT 58 55 Fairfield 32 50 Belt 40 43 Simms 45 52 Ft. Benton 51 78 Cascade 58 «63 Choteau' 54 59 Ft. Benton 50 58 Harlem 58 77 District Tournament v hotcau 65 51 Simms 45 61 Beit 46 45 Fairfield 55 44 Divisional Tournament Conrad 57 77 Ft. Benton 52 76 VARSITY BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW: MANAGER, Kevin Mattson; STATISTICIAN, B Korman, CHEERLEADERS, M Wodarz. S Christoffer- son, J. Wolfe, L. Nahrgang; STATISTICIAN, H. Minnehan BACK ROW: ASS’T COACH, J Graham, S Violctt, J Wankcn, D Barrows, CAPTAIN, S Frey; C. Jensen. J Wolfe, T Wanken. V. Cole. B Kimball, I Wodar , COACH, M McLean. SENIORS: L. Nahrgang, S. Frey, J. Wolfe. ALL-CONFERENCE: S. Frey. B Kimball JV. BASKETBALL, FRONT ROW: R Kruithoff, A J Srone. C Stone. B Wiley. K Kenfidd, I Wodarz BACK ROW: K Graham. G Scandiford, B Hilton. K Mattson. J. Marble. J Englund, COACH, J. Puckett. Do the Hokey-Pokey. Who says our coach is a drip? Derek sets up the offense. Let's celebrate, you got a date? ns in Grade FRONT ROW: J Johnson, A Rocks, J. Mar- ble, B. Oswood, N. Wilson. BACK ROW: A. Streit, MANAGER, T. Dahinden, B. Kam- merzell, J. Fraser, S. Webb, M. Limcsand, R. Heimbigner, COACH. EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: B. Chappell, S. Brown, S. Clax- ton, J. Johannes. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: K. Englund, A Morkrid, B Grammar, K. Hertzog. Eighth Seventh Grade J. Nordstrom, MANAGER, R. Pulst, H. Rock man, E. Iverson, T. Meldrum, M. Cramer, J. Larson, R. Seidlitz, J. Spicher, J. Booth, G. Kulpas, COACH. 57 I Tennis ’87 The tennis team was quite active this season. The girls competed against Havre, Chinook, Ft. Benton, Cut Bank, Conrad, Lewistown, and Fairfield. The girls had an outstanding season for a young first year team. Against Ft. Benton, H. Minnehan took home the championship with A. Green taking second. S. Fox captured fourth. Against Conrad, Chinook, and Fairfield, H. Krook led the team placing fourth. The doubles also fared well. Against Ft. Benton, L. Hofer and K. Gunn placed fourth. G. Morkrid and L. Snyder upset Fairfield's top doubles team. S. Mader and L. Burrows continued to improve with every match. At divisional the team proved they could compete well against top players. The awards went as follows: H. Krook, Most Valuable; A. Green, Most Inspirational; S. Mader, Most Improved. Next year Chester can expect to habe a good team as all of the players will be returning. It's all in the wrist. Dedication, desire, and drive. FIRST ROW: S. Fox, A. Green. L. Snyder, H. Krook, H. Minnehan. SECOND ROW: K. F:belt, COACH; L. Burrows, K. Gunn, S. Mader, L. Hofer, G. Morkrid. How's life in a cage? 58 Here goes nothing. Great serve, Holly. I can't see, I can't see! Wait, I'm getting my picture taken. Concentration is the name of the game. 59 T rackstcrs Improve The CHS track team accomplished more this year than it had in the past five years. S. Frey scored 20 points to lead the Coyotes to a third place finish. The following is a list of the individuals who placed in the District meet; S. Frey first triple jump, long jump, and high jump; fourth 400; J. Johannes third shot put; Ken Wooley second in the 800; K. Limesand third in the 800; B. Kimball second in the high jump, fifth in the high hurdles; B. Brown was the only girl to place in the meet. She placed second in the 800. At the Divisional meet, the Coyotes placed sixth behind the efforts of S. Frey, Ken Wooley, and B. Kimball. These three went on to compete in the State meet. B. Brown placed fourth in the 800 and also went on to compete in the State meet. S. Frey was the only trackster to place at state. He made the finals in the long, triple, and high jump. He took the fourth place ribbon in the long jump, and just missed in the other two. Ken Wooley, B. Kimball, and B. Brown gave it their best shot but fell short. Shane takes first in the long jump. That's five more miles, Ivan. Erick prepares for his final jump. Brad improves triple jump form. I See where you're cornin' from. 60 H. S. TRACK, FRONT ROW: J England. K. Graham, B. Wiley, I. Wodarz, R Ward.J. Ruddick, Kal gives his all. Kendra Wooley, T. Broadhursc, H. Rockman. MIDDLE ROW: B. Brown, K. Kcnficld, M. Duffin, J. Harrison, J. Ward, B. Kimball, B. Bordelon. BACK ROW: COACH, Bill Schlepp, Ken Wooley, S. Frey, J. Johannes, E. Woodarz, J. Dahlcn, K. Limesand. SENIORS: E. Wodarz, J. Johannes, S. Frey. Kent conceniraces before the race of his life. JR. HIGH TRACK, FRONT ROW: B Chappell. A Sctrii. H Rockman. A Rock� , E Ivenon. T Mcklrum, J Booth BACK ROW: M Mamon. K Hcntof, S Brown, M Lamcsand. J Fraser. R SeiJlit . T Dahmdcn. J Johnson, B Kammerzell Laurie does the Neutron Dance. Remember you’re fighrin' for CHS! Practice Pays The band did an excellent job and received a superior rating at the District Festival in Shelby. Many small ensembles also received superior ratings. The instrumental ensembles that received I's and went on to the State Music Festival in Missoula are as follows: T. Grammar trumpet solo: B. Hilton, piano solo: J. Fritz, piano solo: and the T. Grammar, S. Violett, bass duet. For the first time in many years, Chester hosted the District Honor Concert last fall. The best music students from the district par- ticipated, making it a big success. BAND OFFICERS: T. Grammar, President, S. Violett, V. President, M Ronshuagen, Secretary. Nice shades, Jack! District Honor Band entertains in the CHS gym. CONCERT BAND, FIRST ROW: K. Hertzog, L. Stevens, R. Nordstrom, B. Chappell, S. Brown, J. Ruddick, B. Brown, M. Ronshaugen, S. Claxton, J. Hilton, J. Nordstrom. SECOND ROW: B. Wiley, I. Wodarz, J. Fritz, J. Booth, B. Kammerzell, A. Fritz, B. Grammar, T. Broad hurst, J. Harrison, M. Matt- son, K. Stone, T. Meldrum. THIRD ROW: E. Cole, B. Hall, E. Iverson, D. Shettel, A. Rocks, J. Marble, B. Kimball, T. Grammar, C. Wickum, B. Kohrman, B. Oswood. FOURTH ROW: K. Mattson, J. Marble, S. Violett, N. Wilson, T. Meldrum, J. Johannes, A.J. Stone, C. Thielman. BRASS DUET: T. Grammar, S. Violett. Little boy blue is about to blow his horn. JAZZ BAND, FIRST ROW: B. Wiley, I. Wodarz, J. Harrison, M. Ronshaugen, K. Stone, M. Mattson. SECOND ROW: S. Brown, C. Wickum, B. Os wood, J. Marble, S. Violcct, T. Grammar, Jay Marble. 65 The Choir Has a Good Year For the 86-87 school year, the music department presented four concerts, the fall, Christmas, pre-festival, and the spring concerts. The students traveled to Shelby for the District Music Festival. Many groups received I s and II s. Those who received I s went on to the State Music Festival in Missoula. Those who received I’s and II s at State are as follows: S. Violett and K. Mattson, Vocal Duet I; Mixed Octet II; Women’s Ensemble I; Mixed Quartet I; Women s Quartet II; and Men’s Quartet II. ACCOMPANIST: B Hikon OFFICERS: B Kohrman. Seem ary. L. Kulrgen, Vke Pmulnw NOT PICTURED: S. Graham. President CHOIR. FIRST ROW: C Scone. B Hilton. J Mangold. B Chappell. M Romhaugen, S Qaxion, G MurknJ, L Hofcr. S. Fox SECOND ROW: Dtmtor. Rnhard Aih. K Graham. $ Webb.J NoratromJ Hilton, G Wood� . H Rockman. C Wiek� . B Korhman THIRD ROW: J Wolfe. K Mattton. S. Violett. L Kuligm. K Pnglund. H Mmnehan. M Wodarx.J Johannet, S Mader 66 Mixed Quartet K.’Mattson, B. Hilton, B. Kohrman, M. Wodarz. Women’s Ensemble FIRST ROW: G Woods, H Minnehan. SECOND ROW: L Shcttcl, M Wodarz, H RockflWd THIRD ROW: M. Ronshaugcn, L. Kultgcn, G. Morkrid, B. Korman FOURTH ROW: S. Graham, S. Christoffcr- son, L. Hofer, S. Madcr. Men’s Quartet K. Mattson, B. Hilton, S. Violett, J. Wolfe. 67 Mixed Octet FIRST ROW: K. Mattson, B Hilton, M Wodarz. SECOND ROW:J. Wolfe, S. Graham, B. Kohrman. THIRD ROW: S. Violett. Way to put things into perspective, Leslie. The Honor Choir in action. Can you tell us how to get to Sesame Street? The girls' Trio getting in tune at District. 68 D. Barrow� — Excellent J. Marble — Superior Science Club H. Krook — Excellent SCIENCE CLUB:J. Marble. D. Barrows. K. Wooley, R. Kruithoff, ADVISER, Mr. Krook; H. Krook, H Diemert.J. Ruddick, B Brown. 69 FIRST ROW: J. Johannes, M Fengcr, E Wodarz, K. Dicmert, R Spicher. SECOND ROW: S. Frey, D. Fox, K. Limesand, C.J. Manska, L Nahreane T Grammar, S. Gunn, D. Barrows. V. Cole, J. Wolfc, D. Snyder. NOT PICTURED: Heimbigner. Journalism Annual Staff CLASSES, FACULTY D . Fox MUSIC J. Johannes J. Johannes VOLLEYBALL T. Grammar CLUBS, GROUPS S. Gunn C.J. Manska D. Fox FOOTBALL R. Spicher V. Cole D. Snyder D. Barrows HONORED WRESTLING J. Wolfe T. Grammar L. Nahrgang D. Snyder TENNIS TRACK C.J. Manska M. Fenger V. Cole E. Wodarz GIRLS BASKETBALL GRADE SCHOOL L. Nahrgang D. Snyder S. Gunn S. Frey BOYS BASKETBALL PHOTOGRAPHERS S. Frey R. Spicher D. Barrows BUSINESS MANAGERS J. Wolfe L. Nargang C. Heimbigner M. Fenger T. Grammar The people listed up above also produced the school newspaper, THE BLUE PRINT COYOTE CO-EDITORS: E. Wodarz. K Diemen. 70 FIRST ROW: N Wilson, D. Dcntcr, PRESIDENT; L. Harmon, VICE PRESIDENT; C Wilson, ADVISER; K Van Dessel. SECRETARY. SECOND ROW: K. Graham, W. Kultgcn, B Kimball, S. Frey, J. Wolfe, L. Nahrgang, L. Kultgen, K. Diemen, E. Wodarz, THIRD ROW: J. Temple, S. Brown, S. Fox, H. Rockman, J. Fritz, K. Wooley, T. Broadhurst. FOURTH ROW: C. Wicks, L. Burrows, R. Ward, L. Snyder, G. Morkrid, T Meldrum, H Minnehan, R. Nordstrom. FIFTH ROW: J. Johannes, H. Diemert, J. Harrison, J. Scidlitz, S. Anderson, T. Nordstrom, T. Dahlen. SIXTH ROW: K. Englund, A. Morkrid, A. Fritz, L. Steven, B. Grammar, K. Hertzog, J. Nordstrom, M. Mattson. SEVENTH ROW: S. Claxton, B. Chappell, J. Hilton. FRONT ROW: S. Graham, L. Harmon. B Brown, J. Seidlitz. BACK ROW: G. Kulpas. ADVISER; K. Wooley, S. Violett J. Marble, V. Cole. Honor Society The annual Honor Society outing for the '86-87 school year was held in Havre. After go- ing to dinner at the Mediterranean Room the group went to the movie Nightmare On Elm Street part 3.” This year there are eight members in the group. To participate in Honor Society the students must keep a 3-35 GPA throughout the high school years. 71 Boys ’ and Girls ’ State BOYS' DELEGATES: D. Snyder, S. Frey, A. Hanson, I. Iverson, K. Diemen. GIRLS’ DELEGATES: S. Graham. C-Club FRONT ROW: B Kimball, K. Smith, R Kruithoff, D Barrows, VICE PRESIDENT; S. Violett, B. Hilton. SECOND ROW: C. Heimbigner, K. Diemen, PRESIDENT; S. Frey, E. Wodarz, Jan Wolfe, SECRETARY; J. Dahlcn, HISTORIAN; K. Wooley, Kevin Mattson, V. Cole. 72 Student Council SITTING: H Diemen, J Seidlitz, L. Nahrgang, SECRETARY-TREASURER; A Hanson, VICE PRESIDENT; K Limesand, PRESIDENT; Iverson, E. Wodarz, B. Hilton. STANDING: G. Morkrid, M. Wickum, I. Wodarz, M. Cramer. Snowball ’86 We'd know chat grin anywhere, Shane.” He’s a Soulman.” 75 The Skeleton Walks On November 18, 1986, the CHS students presented a mystery play under the direction of Ms. Weir. This play was the first of two held during the 86-87 school year. The three-act play centered around Dr. Fersig, an ex-con, whose manipulations to acquire an old estate failed. A slave’s work is never done! Come on out. I'll get ya! Karla, showing off her fine points! Did you forget something, Holly? 76 'There's something queer about this business. Will you take me?” Tired, Margie? Go ahead, make my day! Don't worry she isn't dead . . . yet.” Say what? The Jury Room The second of two plays was presented on April 23, 1987. The play. The Jury Room, featured a lovely young actress played by T. Meldrum, who saved the accused’s life; a foreman, T. Grammar, who wanted justice to prevail; a juror, J. Heimdahl, who used some strategy to solve the mystery; and another juror, B. Hilton, who in the end was found to be the murderer. The play was filled with plenty of physical action as the events that led up to the murder were portrayed on the stage. You've got to be kidding. Can we go home now? Well, you don't say! ii Let me at him! There's no business like show business. 78 What's everybody looking at? Gee, I didn't know you felt this way! I need a drink”! Hey, watch your hand! Earth to Bonny. Spend This Night With You ’87 A large turnout of couples danced under silver, pink, and black streamers to the music of “Datura” at the Jr.-Sr. Prom on April 4. After the Grand March, K. Diemert and L. Kultgen were crowned King and Queen. They then shared a dance to the theme song “Spend My Life With You.” Pictures were taken by Helmbrecht. Those eyes, those lips, those . . . KING AND QUEEN: K. Diemen, L. Kultgen. CROWN BEARERS: R. Brown, D. Grammar, J. Brown. 80 You want me? SERVERS, FRONT ROW: B. Oswood, J. Hilton, C. Wicks, A. Rocks. BACK ROW: T. Dahinden, B. Kammarczell, S. Brown, A. Streit. Lisa and Laurie reading the class histories. Jr.-Sr. Banquet Jack and Kelcey reading the class prophecies. 82 Dignitaries enjoy their meal. Scholastic and Athletic Awards FALL SPORTS BANQUET Girls ’ basketball Best Freethrow Percentage: Karla V. Outstanding Rcbounder: ShciOPfi ■ (Outstanding Defensive Player: Karta V. Most Improved: Jenni H. Anna Marie Laird Memorial Most Inspirational: Sheila G. Lawrence Curley1’ Layton Memoria! Most Valuable Player: Sheila G. football Offensive Player of the Year Efick W. Defensive Player of the Year: Ken W. Most Improved Player. Stacy V. An Lalum Memonal Most Dedicated Player: Jeff D. In Memory of Shawn Allen Heimbignei. Donald Schaefer, Kevin Thomas Smith Most Valuable Player Shone F. Captains: Shane F., DennisS, Airk H. WINTER SPOim HANOI JBT Girls' Volleyball High Point Saves. Holly K. High Point Aces. Shetb G. High Point Kills- Ktda V. High Point Slocks Karla V. H� gh Point Assists: Ttaoey N Juanita S. Most Io ; inuionol. Karfe V Most Valuable: Karir V. Bays' basiciball Iruling Rebounder of die Ywi : Blaine F. Frcerhmw Leader of die Year: Craig J. Defensive Player or the Year: Shane F. Jeff Wigen Memorial Most Improved _ Player: Brad K. Anna Mane Laird May Memorial Most !it pin� tiond Shane F Ralph ShcperJ Memorial Mo Valuable: Shane F. Vftitliag Quick Pin: Mike W Most Improved: John 1 Brad Turner Memorial Moa Inspirational Kdly S. Most Valuable: Ken W. AWARDS ASSEMBLY Girls' Track Most Improved: Becky 15, Most Dedicated, j enm H Most VahadHjj Ron ll W. jfr Boys Traci M t Improved: Kal K Brad K. Mos Dedicated Ken W Most Valuable. Shane F. Tennrs Jte Ins Btional: Andrea G. Mr improved Shannon M VdiuMc: Holly K. Pep 4 dub fop Foiat Gt-trei Girle Denise D Top Poinr Getter Boys. Brem H 1 op Point Getter: Dennis D C.-Cimb Special Award C Club Booster of the Yea' iitnF.gr Ray S. Si retire .y-V Cficmisuy Mcrie AwvJ: Ken W. Outstanding SciuR-mi ir Physics Denise D. 5c Laur. H Bosch 8c 1 cinb f iciice Award: I-nuiie 11 Math math Contest; Surah B. Joe Biannon Memorial for fries' Average in Ma T . iciun II b w Sc be la r Athlau Awards Girls- Sheila G. Bovs: Shane F. George Bctbic Memorial Thret-Spvrf tatter man Award: Shane F OrtistanJi v female AthUte Three-Sport Lrttermem . x ard: ,enat H. Perfect As tendance Sarah B. Becky B. Jason B. Shani A. Citizenship Awards ■Sill Grade Sarah B. Senior Sheila G. band Choir Outstanding Band Student Jack I Outstanding Choir Student: Justin ■sr. GRADUATION May 24,1987 86 FIRST STATE BANK “It Just Makes Cents to Bank With Us.” Shelby 434-5567 KATHY’S KITCHEN Noon Lunch Specials Homemade Pies Fast Service KATHY FUJIMOTO — Owner Shelby 434-2503 WESTERN NATURAL GAS COMPANY CARL and MABLE IVERSON and staff CARGILL, INC. SUEBERT TOOLE COUNTY INSURANCE STATE BANK Dick —434-2017 Russ — 434-4523 A Progressive Bank Offering Security and Friendly Service Shelby 434-5528 Shelby Off. 434-5211 BEN TAYLOR , INC Exxon Jobber Shelby Local 434-8366 Dis. 1 (800) 824-8366 HOWARD’S PIZZA SOUND WIZZARD Radio hack Dealer GENE MALONE Owner Shelby 434-5140 FRONTIER SUPPER CLUB Steaks Seafoods Specializing in Taiwan Shrimp” Dunkirk 432-3600 POSH TACO The Foods You Love To Eat Shelby WESTERMARK GRAIN Devon Dunkirk 432-2405 432-3233 Lothair 432-2831 434-5781 DAVE’S GROCERY 400 Oilfield Ave. Shelby, MT 59474 434-5704 Goodyear Tires Bandage Retread MARK’S TIRE AND ALIGNMENT On the Farm Service Brake and Alignment Shelby 434-5118 JACKSON’S IGA pGERi Shelby 434-5472 [DjSCQuNTER ROCKE. SVENNUNGSEN, O.D. Liberty County Professional Building Chester 759-5194 WELLS DRUG Prescription Headquarters WELLS BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE Shelby 434-5115 Wm V 1 iiiUl! HEAD WEST HAIR STYLING Specializing in the latest trends for men and women. Shelby 434-2981 Box 536 Chester, MT. 59522 Chester DICK GEBHARDT — Owner 759-5501 COYOTES DEN Transfers for Caps and T-Shirts Individual and Team Sports CHARLEY AND JACKIE FREY Owners Chester 759-5305 Bn’W Chester 759-5435 or 759-5436 STATE FARM Family Insurance Checkup Like a good neighbor. Sfafe Farm is there State Farm insurance Companies Home Offices Bloomington. Illinois MIKE’S IGA Your Tiger Discounter Store MIKE and MARGARET NOVAK — Owners Chester 759-5538 ROCKMAN FUNERAL CHAPEL Complete Funeral Service RLYNN and KAREN ROCKMAN Chester 759-5550 MX MOTEL Air Conditioning and Color Cable TV in Every Room. NORM and ANNA MARIE ANDERSON Chester 759-7165 LIBERTY DRUG “Congratulations Class of ’87” BILL and PEGGY KIMBALL Owners Chester 759-5225 CHESTER CLINIC PHARMACY RIC RICHTER Chester 759-5193 DARBY O’BRIEN AGENCY Your Insurance Man” Life — Health — Farm — Auto — Fire Chester 759-5555 97 98 FASHION FOCUS AG AIR INC. H.D. BEITZ ED KENNY BUSTER NESS Chester 759-5191 Rudyard 355-4257 FAYE WOLFE and JOYCE KAMMERZELL Owners Chester 759-5325 FRONTIER AVIATION Two Eagles for Faster Service Fast, Effective Spraying Chester JOEL and KAREN FENGER 759-5431 MARBLE and SEIDLITZ Attorneys at Law DONALD R. MARBLE JOHN E. SEIDLITZ, Jr. HX) HARVEST STATES COOPERATIVES Feed and Fertilizer TIM CAMPBELL — Manager Chester 759-5145 YACKLEY’S FUEL SUPPLY BILL VACKLEY Owner Chester 759-5116 Chester 759-5104 BACK PORCH JUDY SNYDER, Owner Chester 759-5329 YE OLD TASTY FREEZ Chester ROY WODARZ, Owner 759-5418 101 CHESTER IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales and Services GORDON NELSON General Manager 1837-1987 5P JOHN DEERE CHester 759-5177 HI-LINE CLEANERS HAROLD DENTER DALLAS and MILLIE DENTER Chester 759-5265 CAOST TO COAST CLIFF and CHARLOTTE HANSON 759-5415 1 COAST TO COAST STOIUS | IWn, CHESTER, MONTANA 59522 BOYD’S SHEET METAL Lennox Heating and Air Conditioning Maytag Appliances BOYD NEALY Chester 759-5316 HUGH B. BROWN Attorney at Law Congratulations Seniors” Chester 759-5174 GILBERT’S, INC. Truck and Tractor Automotive KEN GILBERT — Owner Chester 759-5318 So fun to ride you won't want to qet off! YAMAHA. Built for the fun of it. V a in ® ft a Hiway 2 East, Chester, MT WHEAT COUNTRY BAKERY MARIAS EQUIPMENT I 0«Al I •Ulftstll Serves the Top of the Triangle DON KUNTZ —Manager RANDY OLSON, Owner 759-5198 Chester 7595634 The Editors, Business Managers, and Staff would like to take this opportunity to thank the student body and their parents for pur- chasing the COYOTE. We would also like to thank all the businesses that helped make our dream a success. Our gratitude is amplified to Mrs. Bran- non for all her time and effort. EDITORS Kelccy Dicmcrt Erick Wodarz BUSINESS MANAGERS Jan Wolfe Lisa Nahrgang SPONSORSHIPS Chester Western Furniture Sally's Salon Cousin's Crash Repair County Clipper R Cleaners Bill's Shoe Shop The Lund Agency Gambles Shelby Rexall Drug Jeans and Things SHELBY Capital Cafe The Diet Center Jacobson’s Jewelry Pat’s Diner Travel World Toole County Farm Implement Coast to Coast SHELBY Lyn’s Body Shop Ed's Diesel Pump and Electric Service Autographs Taylor Publishing Company llnsdco