Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1988 volume:

EDIT0R9: Sherry Gunn • Travis Grammar CLASSES 7 FACULTY 27 ATHLETICS 33 ACTIVITIES 57 ADVERTISERS 79 zz W S. TOP LEFT: Mr. Fuji swindles another hopeless victim. Every woman's crazy about a sharp-dressed man! The Pee-Wee Herman of Chester High School. This group displays the proper noontime etiquette. Gee Jeff, it's worse than I thought. Toda and Lori taking their midday stroll. 3 TOP LEFT: The Urban Cowboy rides again! The look of true concentration. Forget to study girls? The art of breaking and entering. The shop class changes gender for a day. 4 LEFT: Hey everybody, the circus is in town. Feeding time for the cheerleaders, againl Gee Sherry, is it that fascinating? Ian shows off his new fall wardrobe. See what happens when the eighth graders dress themselves. 19 8 8 8 E V E N T H G R A Darei Anderson Michael Backen Rachel Brown Darrel Carlstad Chad Christenot Diane Elverud David Erickson Ronnie Evans Darren Fraser Alvin Guertzgen Jeff Harrison Tara Harwood Jeremy Hawks Aaron Hunnewell Cory Laird Jeff Mattson Mitchell Overlie Wendy Overlie Koni Pulst Andrea Schlimgen Tessa Sheldon Jolene Standiford Melissa Wilson Monica Woods 8 Mike Hilton Erik Iverson Jason Larson Mindy Mattson Tim Meldrum Angie Morkrid Jami Nordstrom Christine Olson Robert Pulst Hubbel Rockman Rory Seidlitz Ian Smith Jerry Spicher Lana Steven Kim Stone Charlie Thielman Ryan Wickum Chub Woods E I G H T H G R A D E 9 FRESHMEN Sarah Brown Tom Dahinden Becky Chappell Jason Erickson Sonya Claxton Judd Fraser Christine Harwood Julie Hilton Wally Jeppesen Jennings Johnson Jerri Johannes Brad Kammerzell Jay Marble Bryan Oswood Aaron Rocks Amy Streit Jason Tempel Steve Webb Celeste Wicks Nathan Wilson Coby Woods 11 SOPHOMORES Shani Anderson Tara Broadhurst Lisa Burrows Jim Englund 12 Shawna Fox Jennifer Fritz Kent Graham Andrea Green Holly Krook Jess Mangold Tawna Meldrum Haley Minnehan Gail Morkrid Rachel Nordstrom Hildee Rockman Julie Ruddick Mary Smith Lisa Snyder Collin Stone A. J. Stone Ronell Ward Ivan Wodarz Georgina Woods Kendra Wooley 13 14 Holly Diemert Marty Duffin Mary Fenger Kim Gunn Jennifer Harrison John Hemminger Elizabeth Hofer Lori Hofer Brad Kimball Rob Kruithoff Wade Kultgen Shannon Mader Justin Marble Kent Mattson Tracey Nordstrom Erik Rexroth Jeannean Schaefer Juanita Seidlitz Gordon Standiford Jermy Ward 15 SENIORS JUNIORS c I a SENIORS: Travis Grammar, Vice President; Ken Wooley, President; Bonny Kohrman, JUNIORS: Justin Marble, Secretary-Treasurer; Jenni Secretary-Treasurer. Harrison, President; Brad Kimball, Vice President. SOPHOMORES: Shani Anderson, Secretary- Treasurer; Lisa Snyder, Vice President; Kent Graham, President. EIGHTH GRADE: Ed Cole, Vice President: Erik Iverson, President; Rory Seidlitz, Secretary-Treasurer. FRESHMAN: Becky Chappell, Secretary-Treasurer; Jennings Johnson, President: Celeste Wicks, Vice President. SEVENTH GRADE: Micky Woods, Vice President: Aaron Hunnewell, President: Jolene Standiford, Secretary-T reasyrer. 16 rjCourie Itittef Jbrrrlt IJarrow Mujon Eraser 16B Dodd WanLen Vincent Cofe Dr avis Cr 'ravis Kjrammar JCi, JC mesand a Aon XVanL en Slurry Qu tunn St.fani Cl, ri it offer Son Conrad . Ueimbiyner £ jj. Wanda 16C 16D TOP LEFT: Actually, under this rough exterior, I'm a real sensitive guy. Kevin and Justin let their Senior Spirit shine through. I really need to find a bathroom. Haven't we met someplace before? Stacy reveals the expression of a nearly graduated senior. 17 FRONT ROW: Amanda Kolstad, Kendra Matkin, Julie Martin, Janna Huhtala, Scott Riggin, Jeff Martin. SECOND ROW: Clint Fredrickson, Crockett Burrows, Doug Wolfe, Amber Butler, Megan Mattson, Candy Jo Hawks. THIRD ROW: Brian Schlepp, Adam Ghekiere, Roy Wickum, Matthew Hill, Travis Wickum, Kali Wicks, Jennifer Siefert. Kindergarten ------------------Miss Brown FRONT ROW: Ahren Richter, Trisha Hilton, Nikki Wagy, Katie Swank, Brad Oraw. SECOND ROW: Joshua Rowland, Levi Johnson, Erika Vermeland, Amanda Vermaland, Mary Ghekiere, Devan Lalum, Amy Peterman. THIRD ROW: Kale Schaub, Adam Burch, Evan Schlotfelt, Morgan Warded, Kathryn Kruithoff, Dru Lyders, Jackson O'Brien. 19 FRONT ROW: Amanda Warehime, Fritz Rooley, Micheal Jensen, Darin Pulst, Brent Riggin, Lance Evans, Jeffrey Wolfe. SECOND ROW: Bill Novack, David Ghekiere, lared Cnritenot, Ryan Gagnon, Magen Wickum, Robert Wickum. THIRD ROW: Joshua Mangold, Marcia Hanson, Charla Woods, Julia Dafoe, Danny Danielson, Sunni Spicher. First Grade — Mrs. Johnson, Miss Murphy FRONT ROW: Dolan Hull, Chris Ray, Chris Wagy, Brian Martin, Chad Wickum, Jeremy Porter. SECOND ROW: Susie Butterfield, Jamie Saxton, Sheila Siefert, Danielle Kealoha, Annie Diemert, Nicole Anderson. THIRD ROW: Karl Keith, Brandon Perdue, Kyle Torgerson, Buck Zerbe, Eric Kleinsasser, Camon Hunnewell. 20 FRONT ROW: Daniel Brown, Clari Olsen, Kris Eveland, Clay Herron, Seth Schlotfeldt, Michael Rowland. SECOND ROW: Mitchell Laird, Tanr Tempel, Anna Kammerzell, Annie Hanson, Rebekah Brown, Kimberly Hawks. NOT PICTURED: D'Et Green. Second Grade — Miss Butkay, Miss Eblet FRONT ROW: Daniel jodery. Teresa Ghekiere, Luke Ghekiere. Sarah Pfaff, Katie Thieltges, Jayme Green, Damon Lalum. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Brown, Russell Seidlitz, Austin Evans, Kevin Eveland, Liesl Richter, Devin Grammar. 21 Third Grade — Mrs. Sargent FRONT ROW: Clay Diemert, Vince Mattson, Mindy jeppesen. Dawn Wilson, Lacee Mattson. SECOND ROW: jason Wickum, Mary Stockwell, Michael Nelson, Brad Herron, Jacob Brown. THIRD ROW: Jesse Hill, Jessica Lux, Casey Saxton, Joni Jacobson, David Jensen, Jenny Martin. Fourth Grade Mrs. Aitken Mr. Rooley Kimberly Anderson jenell Booth Krista Brese Jeremy Burch Cody Christenot Billy Dafoe Dillon Diemert Darek Elverud Nick Erickson Ryan Evans Lisa Fossen Connie Fritz Eric Gagnon Tammy Hawks Jonathon Hilton Deena Hull Mr. Rooley explains the wonders of science. Dilly Dafoe carries out the experiment. Jason Jacobson Sonja Jodrey Jeremy Kulpas Nikole Larson Skye Mader Kari Mangold Chris Mattson Kristy Nordstrom Melissa Oraw Kent Pulst Kris Schaub Kylie Schauer Chris Stores Tyler Streit Jody Togerson Tiffany Vermeland Lance Wickum Justin Wickum 23 Fifth Grade Mr. Pellitier Mrs. Wickum Joshua Brown Michael Claxton James Dahlen Keith Eveland Amy Fossen Erin Grammar Krystie Gummer Kevin Harrison David Hull Brandon Hunnewell Kalena Kealoha Heather Laird Dustin Lalum Heather Martin Joey Meissner Brian Perdue Jeramiah Pfaff Adam Standiford John Thieltges Jeremy Webb Kresta Wickum Mike Wilson Bo Dean Woods One, two, three-kickl How do you spell that word? 24 Sixth Grade Mrs. Ludwig Erin Albee Sam Bleeker Joshua Brown Ace Diemert Rikki Evans Kim Fossen Brock Gummer Colleen Harwood Christi Hendrickson Amanda Jacobson Lucas Kammerzell Kelci Kulpas Dani Larson Brandon Martin Angela Stone Jaci Striet Hapi Temple Tanya Thielman Daniel Violett Tia Wardell Jenny Wickum 25 19 8 8 Administration and Staff Jim Foster — Superintendent; Vi Hills — Elementary Principal; Bill Schlepp — Administrative Ass't., Coach, Social Studies; Mike McLean — Athletic Director, Coach, Math; Cerald Kulpas — Guidance Counselor, P.A.D., Coach; Roger Heimbigner — Business Manager, Coach; Carol McCarthy — Head Secretary; Jan Meldrum — Ass't. Secretary. 28 Teachers Jan Albright — English; Marvin Krook — High School Science; Dan Wooley — Shop, P.E. Coach; Helen Brannon — Business, English, Social Studies; Don VanDessell — P.E., 7 8 Science, Coach; Delon Pfaff — Art, Coach; Karen Weir — English, Spanish; Jim Graham — Accounting, P.E., Coach 29 jon Puckett — Math, Computers, Coach; Richard Ash — Band, Choir; janet Saxton — Math, Title I; Gerry Unterseher — Librarian; Lois Schaub — Library Aide; Vivienne Herron — Resource Room; Becky Slater — Speech Therapist; Carol Kline — Special Education; Marilyn Oraw — Title I; Norma Layton — Playground Grade School Ass't. 30 Cooks and Janitors Cooks: Dorothy Overlie, Donna Purdue, Bonnie Overlie, Tracy Voise, Dana Lalum, Annette Elverud. Not Pictured: Gloria Bover. Janitors: Jerry Purdue, Lela Didier, Pat Gragert, Marlin Moog. 31 'There's gonna be a bust. Secure all doors and windows! Okay, Jim, those seniors will never get out of here alive! What flavor of spray do you want? 'The electricity went out while I was putting on my makeup! I know it's here somewhere! You wouldn't want to see me when I'm angry...! You want 1,000 copies .of what?! Here moosie, moosie, moosie ...! In Their Weaker Moments I 32 HOMECOMING '87 Homecoming proved to be a big success. Both the football and basketball teams were victorious and the support of the fans was overwhelming. The junior class placed first overall, followed by the eighth grade. Students and faculty of CHS dressed in 50's costumes, as op- posite sexes, formally, crazy, and in Columbia blue and gold. The winner of the event was the sophomores. The classes were assigned section of the halls to decorate. The junior class won this category with the seniors in hot pursuit. The crowning of the king and queen took place before the basketball game Friday night. Jeff Dahlen and Stefani Christoffer- son were crowned king and queen. The royalty were Ken Wooley, Travis Grammar, Derek Barrows, Bonny Kohrman, Margie Wodarz, and Sherry Gunn. The crown bearers were Sonni Spicner and Kyle Torgerson. Harlem's defeat followed the crowning as the girls basketball team rolled over the Wildcat's, 51-39. That evening a bonfire was held. The Homecoming parade Saturday morning was lead by the CHS marching band. They were followed by the Homecoming royalty, football players, basketball players, and floats. The win- ners of the float event was the eight grade. Saturday afternoon, the Coyote football team romped over the Fort Benton Longhorns, 53-6. Saturday night the girls' basketball team travelled to Blue Sky. The Coyotes were defeated by the Eagles, 50-73. The Homecoming week closed with a dance sponsored by the Student Council. 32B 32D 19 8 8 'Yotes in Playoffs ’87 football was certainly senior strong as the Chester Coyotes were led by 12 upcoming graduates. The team also consisted of seven juniors, four sophomores, and six freshmen. The Coyotes were led by Coaches Schlepp, Wooley, and Graham. For the second year in a row the Coyotes made it to the state play-offs, finishing the season 5-4. Harlem, Fort Benton, Fairfield, Cascade, and the CMR Sophomores fell victim to the Coyote attack, but the Choteau Bulldogs stifled the hopes of Chester winning the conference championship in a frustrating three-point loss. Chester filled up the All-State and All-Conference rosters with four and seven players respectively. A new award, Academic All State, which requires a 3.5 GPA and a varsity letter, listed five players, K. Mattson, K. Wooley, J. Marble, B. Kimball, and K. Graham. VARSITY, FRONT ROW: I. Wodarz, A. J. Stone, W. Jeppesen, Jay Marble, B. Oswood, J. Fraser, S. Webb, N. Wilson. SECOND ROW: COACH, B. Schlepp; R. Kruithoff, Justin Marble, D. Denter, K. Graham, B. Kimball, J. Mangold, J. Ward, COACH: J. Graham. THIRD ROW: COACH, D. Wooley; Kent Mattson, T. Grammar, Kevin Mattson, C. Heimbigner, M. Duffin, D. Barrows. FOURTH ROW: S. Violett, V. Cole, T. Wanken, J. Wolfe, K. Wooley, D. Fox, J. Wanken, J. Dahlen. 34 8EASON SCORE8 CHS vs Shelby 08-30 CHS vs Conrad 00-06 CHS vs Harlem 35-06 CHS vs Fort Benton 54-06 CHS vs Fairfield 37-17 CHS vs Chouteau 10-13 CHS vs CMR Sophomores 23-06 CHS vs Cascade 35-00 CHS vs Cut Bank 00-13 ABOVE LEFT: That’ll be a 6 piece chicken McNug- gets, 3 Big Macs, large fries, and a milkshake. ABOVE: Even God can’t help you now, Mr. Schlepp! LEFT: Kimball goes in for the hit. 35 Offense FRONT ROW: J. Wolfe T. Wanken M. Duffin K. Mattson J. Wanken J. Dahlen BACK ROW: D. Barrows K. Graham T. Grammar K. Wooley S. Violett B. Kimball Seniors FRONT ROW: S. Violett V. Cole T. Grammar C. Heimbigner D. Barrows J. Wanken BACK ROW: T. Wanken J. Wolfe K. Mattson K. Wooley D. Fox J. Dahlen Defense FRONT ROW: J. Wolfe T. Wanken M. Duffin K. Mattson J. Wanken J. Dahlen BACK ROW: D. Barrows K. Graham T. Grammar K. Wooley S. Violett B. Kimball JR. HIGH, FRONT ROW: M. Hilton, J. Har- rison, H. Rockman, M. Overlie, M. Backen, A. Guertzgen, J. Booth, C. Christenot. SECOND ROW: R. Pulst, D. Fraser, D. Carlstad, E. Iverson, R. Wickum, J. Mattson, R. Seidlitz, T. Meldrum, J. Brese. THIRD ROW: COACH, M. McLean; E. Cole, M. Cramer, I. Smith, A. Hunnewell, C. Laird, J. Larson, COACH, P. Gragert; MANAGER, R. Evans. 37 Worth the Effort The Coyotes made it to the Divisional Tournament for the second year in a row even though they had a rough season. Winning on the road seemed impossible until the last two games when the Sunburst Refiners and the Harlem Wildcats were defeated. Home-town spirit and the pep band gave the girls the needed boost to win five games on their own court. To start the District Tourney in Choteau, the girls lost to a strong Fairfield team. They came back Saturday morning to deteat the home-town team in loser-out action advancing them to the consolation game Saturday night against Fort Benton. They placed fourth for their one win and the next week went to the Divisional Tourney in Shelby. After a loss on Thursday to Fair- field, the Coyotes met up with the Simms Tigers and that ended their season. One of the most unique moments of the season occurred at the District Tournament when the players on the bench occupied their time counting dead flies on the floor, and helping the others clean them off the bottom of their shoes. UPPER LEFT, SENIORS: S. Gunn, S. Christofferson. CHEERLEADERS: J. Seidlitz, T. Meldrum, S. Anderson, K. Gunn; MASCOT: L. Burrows. VARSITY, FRONT ROW: COACH, J. Puckett; CHEERLEADERS: T. Meldrum, j. Seidlitz, S. Anderson, K. Gunn; MASCOT: L. Burrows. ASST. COACH, L. Pelletier. SECOND ROW: MANAGER, J. Standiford; B. Chappell, T. Nordstrom, T. Dahlen, J. Harrison, R. Ward, S. Gunn, S. Christofferson, G. Morkrid, A. Streit, H. Minnehan. C� isn ii 3) 38 SCOREBOARD Season Scores CHS OPP. Harlowton 48 40 White Sulphur Springs 23 56 Shelby 32 35 Valier 59 39 Conrad 47 61 Harlem 51 39 Blue Sky 50 73 Fort Benton 51 57 Cascade 37 40 Shelby 52 46 Valier 41 55 Conrad 32 58 Blue Sky 42 57 Fort Benton 48 51 Cascade 49 34 Fairfield 36 65 Harlem 54 43 Sunburst 40 35 District Choteau Fairfield 24 65 Choteau 52 44 Fort Benton 48 55 Divisional at Shelby Cut Bank 34 54 Simms 34 54 MIDDLE: When do the Globetrotters start practice? What are we doing out there girls? I. V., FRONT ROW: S. Brown, A. Streit, B Chappell. SECOND ROW: MANAGER: J. Standiford, H. Rockman, J. Ruddick, S. Claxton, J. Hilton, S. Fox; COACH, L. Pelletier. ' X J tf 43 — i)™ . I'J S c, m UPPER LEFT: I'm gonna get that ball! EIGHTH GRADE, FRONT ROW: K. Hertzog, L. Stevens. SECOND ROW: J. Nordstrom, M. Matt- son, K. Englund. THIRD ROW: COACH, R. Heim- binger; K. Stone, a. Morkrid, C. Olson, B. Gram- mar, MANAGER: A. Fritz. Gail shoots for a one-on-one. Haley goes up for two. Ooooh, intense. S. Christofferson on Senior Night. UPPER LEFT, SEVENTH GRADE: COACH, G. Kulpus; R. Brown, T. Harwood, D. Anderson, J. Standi ford, M. Wilson, MANAGER: A. Fritz. Where is everybody? Slam it Jenni. Oh, a spider! Catching flies on the way up. S. Gunn on Senior Night. 41 Boys Have Troubled Season Coyote varsity basketball had a tough season this year, posting a 4-16 season record. The District Tournament at Great Falls wasn’t a profitable one as the Coyotes lost two straight games to Fairfield and Simms. Although the Coyote season wasn’t a successful one, several younger players saw a lot of playing time which may boost Chester’s hopes for the year to come. This year, Brad Kimball and Derek Barrows claimed Second-Team and Honorable Mention on the All- Conference list respectively. VARSITY, FRONT ROW: B. Kammerzell, MANAGER, Kevin Mattson; STATISTICIAN, H. Minnehan; CHEERLEADERS, B. Kohrman, S. Christofferson, S. Gunn, STATISTICIAN, T. Dahlen; S. Webb. SECOND ROW: COACH, J. Graham; S. Violett, B. Kimball, R. Kruithoff, J. Marble, G. Stan- diford, Kent Mattson, J. Wolfe, D. Barrows, K. Graham, V. Cole, T. Dahinden, I. Wodarz, COACH; M. McLean. SENIORS, FRONT ROW: B. Kohrman, S. Gunn SECOND ROW: V. Cole, D. Barrows, K. Ma Christoffer- n, S J iolett, ALL-CONFERENCE: B. Kimball, D. Barrows. Is that ball ever coming down? SEASON SCORES CHS OPP Engineer Classic Stanford 70 66 1 Harlowton 68 61 Shelby 53 98 Valier 59 49 Conrad 55 83 Harlem 54 66 Blue Sky 49 69 Fort Benton 67 71 Cascade 53 66 Sunburst 61 49 Shelby 40 45 Valier 44 55 Conrad 50 79 Harlem 65 83 Blue Sky 59 79 Fort Benton 51 54 Cascade 46 56 Fairfield 46 61 DISTRICT at GREAT FALLS Fairfield 45 68 Simms 57 72 J.V., FRONT ROW: CHEERLEADERS: C. Wicks, T. Broadhurst, H. Rockman, R. Nordstrom, SECOND ROW: A. J. Stone, J. Marble, N. Wilson, A. Rocks. THIRD ROW: COACH;J. Graham; S. Webb, T. Dahinden, B. Kammerzell, J. Fraser, J. Englund. 43 RIGHT: Wait a second, where is everyone? BELOW:(Brad) Hey, where is the ball? (Steve) I don't know, let's go get a pop. BOTTOM LEFT: Wolfe skies for two. BOTTOM MIDDLE: Don't worry Derek, it's only a BOTTOM RIGHT: Bored, tired, bored, tired, borer •ame. 44 What a mess. (Kent) No joke! EIGHTH GRADE, FRONT ROW: Cheerleaders; A. Morkrid L. Stevens, K. Englund, K. Hertzog. SECOND ROW: Managers, J. Nordstrom, J. Brese. J. Spicher, M. Hilton, M. Cramer, R. Seidlitz, T. Meldrum, J. Larson, H. Rockman, R. Pulst, J. Booth. COACH, R. Heimbigner. SEVENTH GRADE, FRONT ROW: Cheerleaders, R. Brown, J. Standiford, M. Wilson, K. Pulst. SECOND ROW: C. Christenot, A. Geurtzgen C. Laird R. Evans D. Carlstad J. Mattson K. Harrison COACH, G. Kulpas 45 Two go to State The '88 wrestling team was made up of two seniors, one junior, and two freshmen. Both seniors went to State in Havre with Ken Wooley receiving a third place. Coach Dan Wooley led the group and Daron Spicher was manager. Teh team wrestled strong showing improvement from last year. i i [ A i 47 TOP LEFT: B. Oswood 119 5-17 K. Wooley 160 33-2 J. Temple 98 1-21 M. Wickum 152 16-14 JUNIOR HIGH, FRONT ROW: M. Overlie J. Mattson A. Hunnewell BACK ROW: COACH, D. Pfaff C. Thielman E. Cole I. Smith J. Brese 48 SPIKERS HOLD ON Inconsistency was the name of the game. Many upsets occur- red throughout the season allowing the top positions to be up for grabs. The Coyote team, consisting of five freshmen, nine sophomores, six juniors, and one senior lacked floor experience. Only five girls had played in the varsity games before this year. The team started out aggressive, but due to unforeseen cir- cumstances had a hard time getting back on track. Coach Van Dessel kept a spark in the team to the end bringing them to a record of 7-28. UPPER LEFT: Oh, my gosh! Well SENIOR: Mary Ronshaugen. VARISTY, FRONT ROW: T. Meldrum, H. Krook, T. Nord- strom, B. Brown, j. Seidlitz, M. Ronshaugen. SECOND ROW: COACH D. Van Dessel, S. Ander- son, J. Harrison, R. Ward, L. Bur- rows, A,. Green, G. Morkrid, MANAGER: C. Stone. 49 SCOREBOARD Chester vs Conrad 11-15 13-15 Simms 15-11 15-13 w Malta 9-15 13-15 Ft. Benton 15-11 15-11 w Shelby 9-15 11-15 Glasgow 3-15 12-15 Cut Bank 7-15 7-15 Browning 6-15 10-15 Ft. Benton 14-16 12-15 Chinook 6-15 16-18 Fairfield 2-15 15-10 6-1; Cascade 15-3 15-10 w Shelby 4-15 14-16 Harlem 15- 4 15- 8 Malta 3-15 6-15 Browning 13-15 6-15 Chinook 8-15 5-15 Ft. Benton 15- 2 10-15 15-K Shelby 5-15 3-15 Choteau 15- 9 15-11 w Simms 12-15 8-15 Browning 17-15 11-15 5-1 Cut Bank 2-15 6-15 Conrad 16-14 4-15 9-R Harlem 15- 8 7-15 15- £ Malta 4-15 6-15 Tournament Fairfield 7-15 15-13 15-17 Cut Bank 11-15 11-15 urn LEFT: Who said that? Here rt goes. Holly at the net against Bfowning. JV, FRONT ROW: j. Schaeffer, S. Anderson, C. Harwood, S. Brown. S€COND ROW: COACH, L. PeWetier, J. Ruddick, S. Claxton, K. Wodey, B. Chappell, A. Streit, COACH, j. Mattson. SO UPPER LEFT: Nice form Ronell. Wonder Twin powers activate. SEVENTH GRADE, FRONT ROW: D. Anderson, K. Pulst, R. Brown, J. Staniford. SECOND ROW: D. Elverud, T. Sheldon, T. Harwood, M. Wilson, COACH, R. Heimbigner. EIGHTH GRADE, FRONT ROW: COACH, R. Heim- bigner, A. Morkrid, K. Hertzog, K. Englund, J. Nordstrom, M. Mattson, K. Stone, B. Grammar. NOT PICTURED: Lana Stevens. 51 FRONT ROW: S. Brown, Tawna Meldrum. MID- DLE ROW: K. Gunn, L. Burrows, H. Minnehan, L. Snyder, COACH K. Ebelt. BACK ROW: H. Krook, A. Green, L. Hofer, S. Mader, S. Anderson. QOPHOMORES LEAD TEAM Tennis was sophomore strong ths year, making up over half of the team. Returning sophomores were H. Minnehan, H. Krook, Tawna Meldrum, L. Burrows, A. Green and L. Snyder. Three juniors came back; they were K. Gunn, L. Hofer and S. Mader. S. Anderson, a sophomore, and S. Brown joined the ranks; S. Brown was the only freshman. No seniors competed in tennis. The team had five singles players, they were K. Gunn, H. Krook, L. Burrows, H. Minnehan and Tawna Meldrum. Three pairs made up the doubles teams: A. Green and L. Snyder, A. Anderson and S. Brown, and L. Hofer and S. Mader. Divisionals took place in Havre May 19-21. Most of the Coyotes lost out the first day, only H. Krook, H. Minnehan, A. Green and L. Snyder continued to the second day. The girls described their second year coach, K. Ebelt, as con- siderate, fun and encouraging to them. Awards presented May 25, are as follows: Most Inspirational: Tawna Meldrum Most Improved: L. Burrows Most Valuable: H. Krook «• Andrea and Lisa post the most doubles wins with nine. Kim tries a new ballet step. Lisa says wait a minutef I can't find the ball. Haley posts the most singles wins with nine. Did it go that way? Holly practices her forehand. 53 FIVE GO TO STATE This year's CHS trackster B. Brown broke the school's mile record set in 1975 by 13 seconds. The following is a list of individuals who placed in the District meet: Ken Wooley first 800, fourth 400; B. Kimball first high jump; J. Ward fourth shot put; B. Brown fifth 800; K. Graham fifth 1600 and 3200; R. Ward first 100 and 200, second 300 hurdles; and A. Streit fourth 800. At the Divisional meet five tracksters placed, Ken Wooley first 800; J. Ward first shot put; B. Brown fifth 800; R. Ward fourth 200 and fifth 100; and A. Streit fifth 1600. None of these people placed in the top five at the state meet in Billing. Haven't we seen this on a Wheaties box before? Look Mom, no legs! SENIOR: K. Wooley I think I can, I think I can, I know I can! FRONT ROW: COACHES, Schlepp, Graham. SECOND ROW: B. Kammerzell, J. Englund,). Mangold, M. Duffin, K. Wooley, ). Ward. THIRD ROW: S. Webb, B. Kimball, K. Graham. FOURTH ROW: J. Ruddick, B. Brown, R. Ward, A. Streit, K. Wooley, C. Wicks. 54 Look at that form. Larry, Curlv, and Moe. Becky finishes hard. Look out below! FRONT ROW: Jeff Harrison, M. Hilton, Tim Meldrum, E. Iverson, R. Seidlitz. SECOND ROW: M. Wilson, K. Stone, J. Nordstrom, A. Morkrid, K. Hertzog, K. Englund, M. Mat- tson, R. Brown, COACHES, C. Kline. NOT PICTURED: D. Pfaff. 55 JOURNALISM The 1987-88 Journalism year proved a success as THE BLUE PRINT received an All-State rating from the school of Journalism at U of M. The staff produced both THE BLUE PRINT and the COYOTE annual during the school year. STAFF, FIRST ROW: T. Dahlen, W. Kultgen, S. Gunn, T. Grammar, C. j. Manska. SECOND ROW: ADVISER H. Bran- non, J. Ward, H. Diemert, T. Nordstrom, C. Heimbigner, R. Kruithoff, D. Denter. THE BLUE PRINT CO-EDITORS: H. Diemert, C. J. Manska. COYOTE CO-EDITORS: S. Gunn, T. Grammar. 58 PEP CLUB BOTTOM: PRESIDENT; S. Christofferson; VICE PRESIDENT: J. Dahlen; SECRETARY: Tawna Meldrum; ADVISERS: J. Christofferson, S. Nordstrom. GROUP ONE, FRONT ROW: J. Standiford, T. Grammar, B. Kimball, S. Gunn, Tawna Meldrum, J. Wolfe, J. Dahlen, M. Mattson. SECOND ROW: R. Nordstrom, B. Bordelon, K. Hertzog, R. Ward, H. Diemert. NOT PICTURED: A. Fritz, A. Streit, J. Fritz. GROUP TWO, FRONT ROW: R. Brown, B. Gram- mar, K. Englund, L. Stevens, L. Burrows, K. Gunn, B. Hilton, Ken Wooley, C. Heimbigner. SECOND ROW: H. Minnehan, Devin Mattson, Kent Matt- son, W. Kultgen, T. Dahlen. NOT PICTURED: N. Wilson. GROUP THREE, FRONT ROW: J. Cochran, L. Shet- tel, R. Fraser, M. Ronshaugen, s. Christofferson, B. Kohrman, D. Barrows, h. Rockman, K. Graham. SECOND ROW: S. Anderson, L. Synder. T. Broadhurst, S. Claxton, C. Wicks, R. Kruitoff, G. Standiford. NOT PICTURED: J. Johannas, B. Brown. GROUP FOUR, FRONT ROW: L Hofer, A. Morkrid, J. Nordstrom, M. Wilson, C. Pulst, V. Cole, J. Seidlitz, G. Morkrid. SECOND ROW: A. Schlimgen, J. Hilton, B. Chappell, S. Violett, J. Wanken. NOT PICTURED: J. Ruddick, S. Mader, T. Nordstrom. 59 SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW: R. Kruithoff. SECOND ROW: J. Ruddick, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE: H. Krook, VICE PRESIDENT: B. Brown, ADVISER: M. Krook. THIRD ROW: Jay Marble, HISTORIAN: D. Barrows, PRESIDENT: Ken Wooley, SECRETARY-TREASURER: Justin Marble. AM DIFFER! MYTH WDM «RADES SS PROGRESS Tl SCHOOL DOES S ON COF AND PL A I OF PAPEI | RELAY I TENSILE [PARI HIS ( Julie Ruddick — Excellent Jay Marble — Excellent Justin Marble — Excellent Becky Brown — Excellent Derek Barrows — Excellent Ken Wooley — Good 60 HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: B Brown, Ken Wooley, B. Kimball, H. Diemert. SECOND ROW: J. Ruddick, H. Minnehan, jem Harrison, AD- VISER, G. Kulpas, J. Seidlitz, V. Cole, Kendra Wooley, S. Violett, H. Krook, M. Wodarz, I. Wodarz, justin Marble. C-CLUB FRONT ROW: H. Minnehan, Tawna Meldrum, S. Christoffer- son, G. Morkrid, Ken Wooley. SECOND ROW: T. Dahlen, K. Graham, B. Kimball, J. Seidlitz, R. Kruithoff. THIRD ROW: S. Violett, ADVISER, M. McLean, Kevin Mattson, J. Wolfe, D. Bar- rows, V. Cole, B. Hilton. NOT PICTURED: J Dahlen. MR. ASH FARES WELL Once again, the band came through and did an ex- cellent job representing CHS as a superior musical force. It was Mr. Ash's last year here, and he went out with a blaze of glory. The band received an overall superior rating at the District Music Festival. The instrumental soloists and ensembles that received I's and went on to state are as follows: T. Grammar, trumpet solo; J. Harrison, baritone sax solo; clarinet trio; Jay Marble, trumpet solo; S. Brown, flute solo and piano solo; M. Wodarz, piano solo. J. Harrison was the only instrumental to receive a I at state. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Ash enjoys lunch at his favorite restaurant. HONOR BAND, FIRST ROW: B. Brown, M. Ronshaugen, S. Brown. SECOND ROW: Jay Marble, Kent Mattson, Justin Marble. CONCERT BAND, FRONT ROW: J. Nordstrom, M. Ron- shaugen, B. Brown, T. Harwood, R. Brown, L. Steven, K. Hertzog, B. Chappel, S. Brown, J. Ruddick. SECOND ROW: B. Grammar, Tawna Meldrum, D. Elverud, M. Wilson, C. Olson, J. Hilton, K. Stone, M. Mattson, S. Claxton. THIRD ROW: I. Wodarz, T. Broadhurst, J. Har- rison, J. Staniford, T. Grammar, Jay Marble, A. Rocks, E. Cole, J. Hawks J. Mattson. FOURTH ROW: Kent Matt- son, Justin Marble, S. Violett, N. Wilson, T. Meldrum, H. Rockman, C. Thielman, M. Hilton. DIRECTOR, Richard Ash NOT PICTURED: J. Fritz. 62 BAND OFFICERS: Kent Mattson, PRESIDENT; T. Gram- mar, V. PRESIDENT. WIND ENSEMBLE, FRONT ROW: J. Ruddick, S. Brown, B. Chappell. SECOND ROW: J. Hilton, S. Claxton, M. Ron- shaugen, B. Brown, Tawna Meldrum. THIRD ROW: I. Woaarz, T. Broadhurst, j. Harrison, T. Grammar, Jay Mar- ble, A. Rocks. FOURTH ROW: Kent Mattson, Justin Mar- ble. S. Violett, N. Wilson; DIRECTOR, R. Ash. Hubble enjoys a McDonald's hamburger. PEP BAND, FRONT ROW: T. Harwood, R. Brown, K. Hertzog, L. Steven, S. Brown, J. Ruddick, B. Chappell, M. Hilton, H. Rockman, C. Thielman. SECOND ROW: DIRECTOR, R. Ash, M. Wilson, C. Olson, K. Stone, S. Claxton, M. Ronshaugen, M. Mattson, D. Elverud, B. Brown, J. Nordstrom. THIRD ROW: Jenni Harrison, I. Wodarz, T. Broadhurst, B. Grammar, J. Standiford. FOURTH ROW: J. Hawks, E. Cole, J. Mattson, T. Gram- mar, Jay Marble, A. Rocks. FIFTH ROW: A. Hunnewell, Tim Meldrum, N. Wilson, S. Violett, Justin Marble. SIXTH ROW: Kent Mattson. 63 CHOIR RATES 1 The choir did a superior job this year and was noted as singing better than ever. The choir not only received all l's at District Music Festival, but also sent a large number of ensembles to the State Music Festival. The solos and ensembles that received l's and went to state are as follows: Senior Men's Quartet, Senior Octet, Senior Women's Quartet, Tawna Meldrum Solo, Men's Ensemble, Women's Ensemble II, Mary Ronshaugen Solo, Brent Hilton Solo, Kevin Mattson Solo, Select Choir, Jan Cochran Solo, and Margie Wodarz Solo. Nine of these ensembles received l's at state. Spud Webb rides again! VOLUNTEER DIRECTOR: Sue Violett SUE'S CROUPS, FRONT ROW: H. Minnehan, G. Morkrid, S. Violett, K. Mattson, S. Webb, B. Krohman. SECOND ROW: S. Claxton, R. Nordstrom, M. Wodarz, T. Meldrum, B. Chappell. THIRD ROW: J. Johannes, J. Hilton, B. Kimball, C. Wicks, J. Cochran. FOURTH ROW: B. Hilton, J. Wolfe, K. Graham, N. Wilson. CHOIR, FRONT ROW: M. Mattson, A. Morkrid, C. Laird, J. Nordstrom, J. Standiford, K. Englund, M. Wilson, B. Hilton; DIRECTOR, Richard Ash. SECOND ROW: C. Wicks, L. Snyder, S. Anderson, L. Steven, N. Wilson, B. Chappell, K. Hertzog, J. Hilton. THIRD ROW: B. Bordelon, M. Wodarz, H. Rockman, G. Morkrid, K. Graham, J. Fraser, M. Duffin, W. Jeppesen, S. Claxton, R. Nordstrom, B. Grammar. FOURTH ROW: K. Gunn, L. Hofer, R. Fraser, S. Christofferson, H. Minnehan, B. Kim- ball, K. Mattson, S. Violett, J. Wolfe, K. Mattson, B. Korhman, M. Ronshaugen, J. Cochran. NOT PICTURED: J. Johannes. 64 DISTRICT MUSIC FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS, FRONT ROW: Tawna Meldrum, R. Nordstrom, S. Brown. SE- COND ROW: DIRECTOR, R. Ash; C. Wicks, J. Hilton, J. Harrison, S. Mader, B. Bordelon. THIRD ROW: A. Rocks, S. Webb, K. Graham, Jay Marble, L. Hofer, J. Ruddick. FRONT ROW: J. Cochran, B. Kohrman, M. Ron- shaugen, G. Morkrid, L. Snyder. SECOND ROW: H. Minnehan, H. Rockman, R. Fraser, N. Wilson, K. Gunn, S. Violett, B. Chappell, Kevin Mattson. THIRD ROW: J. Fraser, T. Grammar, B. Kimball, J. Fritz, S. Claxton. The band plays on. SELECT CHOIR What did I do wrong? 65 HONOR CHOIR: N. Wilson, B. Hilton, M. Wodarz, J. Wolfe, K. Mattson, S. Violett, B. Kohrman. MEN S ENSEMBLE, FRONT ROW: C. Laird, B. Kimball, N. Wilson. SECOND ROW: J. Fraser, K. Mat- tson, S. Violett, W. Jeppesen. DIRECTOR, Richard Ash. THIRD ROW: M. Duffin, B. Hilton, J. Wolfe, K. Mattson, K. Graham. WOMEN'S ENSEMBLE, FRONT ROW: H. Minnehan, L. Steven, I. Standiford, M. Wilson, R. Nord- strom, DIRECTOR, Richard Ash. SECOND ROW: B. Bordelon, A. Morkrid, M. Mattson, K. Hertzog, K. England, B. Grammar. THIRD ROW: G. Morkrid, C. Wicks, L. Snyder, S. Anderson, J. Nord- strom, ). Hilton, L. Shettel, J. Cochran. FOURTH ROW: K. Gunn, L. Hofer, R. Fraser, S. Christofferson, M. Wodarz, H. Rockman, B. Chappell, S. Clax- ton. B. Kohrman, M. Ronsnaugen. 66 Illlfll'lp BOYS' AND % GIRLS' ’ STATE STATE DELEGATES: Kevin Mattson, D. Barrows, M. Ronshaugen, B. Hilton, Ken Wooley, j. Dahlen. STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS, FIRST ROW: PRESIDENT J Dahlen. SECOND ROW: VICE-PRESIDENT J. Seidlitz, SECRETARY-TREASURER H. Diemert, HISTORIAN B. Hilton. STUDENT COUNCIL: H. Krook, J. Seidlitz, H. Diemert, J. Dahlen, B. Hilton, Tawna Meldrum, ADVISER B. Schlepp, M. Wodarz, A. Streit, T. Dahlen, W. Kultgen, C. Heimbigner, M. Cramer, C. Christenot. 67 HONESTLY A large turnout of couples danced the night away at the 1987 Snowball Dance held December 22. Travis Grammar and Sherry Gunn were honored as Jack and Jill Frost, and shared a dance to the theme son Honestly. Music was provided by the stereo and a live D.J., Glenn Hilton. Jack and Jill do the Frostbite Polka. Pssst, let me tell ya something. Travis, the re looking. Welcome to Mr. Roger's neighborhood. Well, isn't tnat special. Ken rappin' with the homeboys. 68 yeh, ya did. what's in the cup, Vince? How do you work these Japanese things? what are you looking at Derek? Smile, you're on candid camera. Stacy looks confused. Sherry and Jason relax after an evening on the town. No one is paying attention to you, Jeff. WHEN I'M WITH YOU” When I'm With You by Sheriff was the theme for the 1988 Junior-Senior Prom on March 26. Music was provided by Salt and Pepper and the gym was decorated in aqua, black, and silver. The attendance was excellent. The King and Queen candidates, which are pictured below, are Ken Wooley; Sherry Gunn, Queen; Derek Barrows, King: Stefani Christofferson; Margie Wodarz; Stacy Violett; Bonny Kohrman; Vince Cole; and Attendants Annie Diemert and Chad Wickum. 70 LITTLE ORPHAN Mary and Anaie exchange a knowing look. Brent shows the audience a clean hanky. A look of disgust shows on Brent's face. I told va not to call me that! Travis drags the victim off stage. ANGELA The Chester High School play took place on December 8, 1988. The play was a musical-melodrama entitled Little Orphan Angela, written by joan Bushnell. It was directed by Karen Weir and Richard Ash and Kaye Ebelt provided the music. Forty students took part in acting and produc- ing the play. Nothing comes between a man and his gun. I know what you're trying to do. Bonny gathers the townspeople's attention. Mary sings her song. Margie tells Brent to eat a Clorettes. Real cowboys always wear lipstick. 73 FOOTBALL Offensive Player of the Yiar: Brad Defensiye Player of the Year: Ken Most Improved Player: Conrad I .AQTIC AND ATHLETIC AWARDS Art Lalum Most Dedicated flayer: )ett D In Memory of Shawn Allen Heimbigner, Donalrj Schaeffer, Kevin fhoma Smith MVP-Ken W N. Smith MVP: Ken W. Captains: Jeff D., Stacy V GIRLS' BASKETBALL Best Defensive Player: Tracey N. Anna Marie Laird Most Inspirational: Sherry G. Most Improved: Gail M. MVP: Ronell W Outstanding Rebounder: Ronell W. Best Freethrow Percentage: Haley M. BOYS' BASKETBALL Rebound Leader of the Year: Derek B. Freethrow Leader of the Year: Derek B. Defensive Player of the Year; Brad K. Jeff Wigen Memorial Most Improved Player: Kent G. Anna Marie Laird May Memorial Most Inspirational: Justin W. Ralph Shepard Memorial MVP: Brad K. VOLLEYBALL Outstanding Spiker: Ronell W. Most Assists: Juanita S. Most Blocks: Gail M. Best Server: Holly K. Most Inspirational: Mary R. MVP: Ronell W. WRESTLING Quick Pin Award: Mike W. Most Improved: Bryan O. Brad Turner Memorial Most Inspirational: Ken W. iVP: Ken W. m Captain: Ken W. TRACK Most Improved Boys: Jim E. Most Improved Girls: Kendra W. TENNIS Most Improved: Lisa B. Most Inspirational: TawnaM. Most Valuable: Holly K. George Beebie Memorial Three Sport Letterman: Ken W. PEP CLUB Most Dedicated Pep Club Member Girls: Steph C. Most Dedicated Pep Club Member Boys: Conrad H. Outstanding Female Three Sport Letterman: ROnell W. C-CLUB C-Club Booster of the Year: Jim Sargent CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Rory S. Brent H. SCIENCE Chemistry Merit Award: Becky B. Outstanding Student in Physics: Ken W. Baush and Lomb Science Award: Ken W. ACADEMIC ALL-STATE Holly K. Kevin M. Brad K. Mary R. Kent G. Becky B. Ken W. Juanita S. Ivan W. Jenni H. Haley M. , Justin M. Most Dedicated Boys: Kent G. Most Dedicated Girls: Becky B. Most Inspirational Boys: Ken W. Most Inspirational Girls: Jenni H. Most Promising Boys: Tom D. Most Promising Girls: Amy S. MVP Boys: Ken W. MVP Girls: Ronell W. Joe Brannon Memorial Best Average in Math: Ken W. U.S. Army Scholar Athlete Awards Sherry G. KenW. OUTSTANDING BAND STUDENTS: Travis G. MaryR. OUTSTANDING CHOIR STUDENTS: Stacy V. Brent H. ____Jk, : .. .. - I S JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Chow down time was 6 p.m. for the Junior-Senior Banquet held May 17. The entertainment for the evening was the Nifty-Nine directed by Sue Violett and accompanied by Cathy Hilton and Lana Steven. Pastor Steven Nickoli presented the invocation and benediction. Travis Grammar and Brent Hilton read the class prohecy revealing the true identity of the Church Lady, Ken Wooley, at the end. The wills were read by Mary Ronshaugen and Stef Christofferson and the class history was read by Stacy Violett and Kevin Mattson. 75 GRADUATION 1988 Graduation can be an emotional time for both family and friends of the graduates. This is the final realization that the graduates will be going off to college, into the work force or both. The graduates realize also that soon they will be away from home and the protective wing of the folks at home. The graduates of this year walked down the main hall of CHS for the last time May 26 as a real part of the high school. Many thought of all that had come about in those last four years. The talks with friends of events of the past weekend, the conversations with that special someone, and the unbelievably difficult math test last period, were all part of the happy-go-lucky life at CHS that they hoped would never end. 76 77 78 19 8 8 DAVID STENE, MGR SHELBY BUILDING CENTER. INC. 1010 OILFIELD AVE SHELBY. MT S9474 (406) 434 S1S1 FREELAND CUSTOM MUFFLER Free Estimates DENIS FREELAND Shelby 434-2109 JACKSON’S IGA (G) Shelby 434-5472 KATHY’S KITCHEN Noon Lunch Specials Homemade Pies Fast Service KATHY FUJIMOTO — Owner Shelby 434-2503 WESTERMARK GRAIN Dunkirk 432-3233 Devon 432-2405 Lothair 432-2831 Goodyear Tires Bandage Retread MARK’S TIRE AND ALIGNMENT On the Farm Service Brake and Alignment Shelby 434-5118 RUCK STOPS RESTAURANT A DIVISION of MOUNTAIN STATES PETROLEUM JACKMINCKLER Manager P.O. Box 884 • Shelby, MT 59474 (406) 434-5491 HEAD WEST HAIRSTYLING SALON LARRY or JUDY KERCHNER Specializing in the latest trends for men and women. 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A SMILE IS Liberty County Professional Building Chester 759-5350 FOREVER COYOTES' DEN Sportshop CHARLEY JACKIE FREY Owner Transfers for Caps and T-Shirts Individual and Team Sports Chester 759-5305 WHEAT COUNTRY BAKERY RANDY OLSON, Owner Chester 759-5634 HARVEST STATES COOPERATIVES Feed and Fertilizer TIM CAMPBELL — Manager Chester 759-5145 GILBERT’S, INC. Truck and Tractor Automotive KEN GILBERT —Owner Chester 759-5318 MARIAS EQUIPMENT ■ M •■AV'OBAl NtlVlfTII ' Serves the Top of the Triangle DON KUNTZ — Manager 759-5198 91 BENCHMARK EQUIPMENT CHESTER IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales and Service 93 MX MOTEL Air Conditioning and Color Cable TV in Every Room. NORM and ANNA MARIE ANDERSON Chester 759-7165 Chester MIKE'S IGA MIKE and MARGARET NOVAK — Owners Your Tiger Discounter Store MIKE SO TIGER DISCOUNTER 759-5538 4 Chester Box 536 Chester, MT. 59522 DICK GEBHARDT — Owner 759-5501 ROOSEVELT SERVICE Gases, Oils, Greases Philips 66 Tires Self-Service Island BOB NORDSTROM — Owner AG AIR INC. H.D. UEiTZ ED KENNY BUSTER NESS Chester 759-5191 Rudyard 355-4257 YACKLEY’S FUEL SUPPLY BILL YACKLEY Owner Chester 759-5116 BOYD’S SHEET METAL Lennox Heating and Air Conditioning Maytag Appliances BOYD NEALY Chester 759-5316 LIBERTY COUNTY TIMES P.O. Box 689 Chester, MT 100% 59522 Coverage (406)759-5355 for the Hi-Line PLUS TIMES The Editors, Business managers, and Staff of the 1988 COYOTE would like to take this moment to thank the student body along with their Parents for their cooperation in purchasing our dream. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank the adver- tisers and other people who helped make our dream a reality including Travis Grammar for his excellent photography and Mrs. Brannon for her guidance. EDITORS Sherry Gunn Travis Grammar BUSINESS MANAGERS C.). Manska, Conrad Heimbigner SPONSORSHIPS Chester Shelby The Back Porch Dr. Jerry Bonderud Synder's Dent Shop Anderson, Beatty and Country Clipper Barbershop Lee Attorneys at Law Gambles High Plains Realty Chester Clinic Pharmacy R Cleaners Sally's Salon Coast to Coast Shelby Promoter Travel World Jacobson's Jewelry 4M Pizza Quality Inn Ed's Deisel Pumpa and Electric Shelby Rexall Drug Nelson Kalbfleish Attorneys at law Dan's Barbershop I %%% % %% %%% % SS%SSSSSS' ssssssssssM .SSSS'