Chinook High School - Breeze Yearbook (Chinook, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1984 volume:

1983-84 BREEZE DAYS OF OUR LIVES CHINOOK HIGH SCHOOL CHINOOK, MONTANA Table Of Contents THE GUIDING LIGHT .........................2 (Faculty and Administration) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW .......................7 (Seniors) ALL MY CHILDREN ..........................22 (Classes) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ...............32 (Activities) ONE DAY AT A TIME ........................44 (Organizations) ONE LIFE TO LIVE..........................62 (Athletics) ADVERTISEMENTS............................80 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 1. Gary Smith, Principal 2. Pete Scott, Superintendent 3. Mike Harding. Business Manager 4 Julie Finley, secretary to Mr. Smith 5. Joe Whisonant. Counselor 6. Pauline Maddox, secretary to Mr. Scott. 7. Gail Swant. Chemistry 8. Donna Neibauer. secretary to Mr. Harding. 3 4 1. Royce Beardsley, VoAg and FFA 2. Leigh Fox. Art; Karen Covert. Home Economics; Laurie Matheson. Choir. 3. Annette Reynolds. Spanish. 4. Ellen Svendsen. Librarian. 5. Linda Sharpies. Study Hall Monitor 6. Ruby Skoyen. Library Aide 7. Darrell Pantalone. Social Studies. Government. Varsity Girls Basketball Coach and Track Coach. 8. Donna Miller. English 10 and 12 and Speech and Drama Coach. 9 Kathy O’Brien. Ass't Girls Basketball Coach. Ass’t Track Coach and Varsity Volleyball Coach. 10. Becky Stuker. Typing 11. Jack Mattingly. Special Education 12. Don Olsen. Biology and Football and Boys Basketball Coach. 1. Misty Berrett. Cheerleading and Pep Club Sponsor. 2. Rick Berrett. English 9 and 10 and J.V. Boys Basketball. Football and Track Coach. 3. Diane Taliaferro. J.V. Volleyball Coach and Student Science Teacher. 4 Patty Hall. Chapter I 5. Dave Jensen. Business Instructor 6. Linda Monson. Pre-Algebra. Jr Math and Sr. Math 7. Ken Stuker, Math and Varsity Wrestling Coach 8. Steve Dalton. Band and Dance Band Director. 5 AUTOGRAPHS nnrni The Seniors Of 1984 The senior class of 1984 pose for an informal group picture on the front lawn of the high school. Pictured in the back row are: Russell Kessel, Frosty Belcher, Denny Block, Bill Young, Dave Reynolds, Keith Stempke, Bryan Bird, James Rasmussen, Dan Maddox, Mary Beth Harshman and Matt Haugen. Third row: Al Dennis, Rusty Leo, Scott Kuhr, Tim Conlan, Jay Anderson, Terri Gist, Sandra Halseth, Brenda Tilleman and Dan Peterson. Second row: Robyn Fuhrman, Carolyn Luckett, Pam Anderson, Juli Knight, Patty Johnson, Jane Ceder-berg, Cathy Standiford, Tammy Statelen, Michelle Smith and Pat Campbell. Sitting: Michelle Smith, Lisa Higgins, Karen Kruse, Candy Tilleman, Shannon Fox, Lisa Gruszie, Kelly Brummer, Elaine Gauthier and Pam Parsons. Not pictured are Wendy Casey, John Chandler, Rom Comer, Bob Dannels, Rhonda Gilmore, Sue O'Brien, Diana Tilleman and Shannon Zahn. 8 Forrest Ray Belcher Bryan Lee Bird Tom E. Burkhartsmeyer Jay Lance Anderson Thomas Denny Block Pamela Kay Anderson Kelly Kay Brummer 10 Matthew John Haugen Juli Ann Knight Patty Johnson Russell Gene Kessel Scott Kendall Kuhr Lisa Ann Higgins Karen Kay Kruse 13 14 David Wayne Reynolds Tamara Lynn Statelen Melissa Alberta Smith Keith James Stempke Michelle Renae Smith Catherine Ann Standiford Brenda Lorraine Tilleman Candace Vernelia Tilleman Diana Lee Tilleman William W. Young Shannon Michele Zahn Not pictured: John Charles Chandler Ronald Paul Comer Senior class officers are Pam, Robyn and Lisa. Representatives; Dan. Vice-President; and. Mary Beth, President Not pictured is Melissa Smith, Secretary Treasurer. 16 17 Top left: Miss Matheson directs the choir who is singing to the graduates. Top right: Terri entering for the big moment. Center left: Sandra. Diana and Michelle groom their garments for the upcoming ceremonies Above: Matt gets his rose after receiving his diploma Bottom left: Class President. Mary Beth, gives the welcoming comments. Bottom right: Lisa sings “Seeds Grow to Plants. GRADUATION. . . THE LAST GOOD-BYE Top left: Lt. Governor George Turman was the guest speaker at graduation exercises. Top right: The graduating seniors of 1984-85 pose for a formal picture before Baccalaureate Address and Commencement Exercises begin Not pictured is Pat Campbell Bottom left: Frosty strides toward his future. Bottom center: Sly salutatorian James Rasmussen surveys the seniors. Bottom right: Valedictorian Michelle Smith graduated with a perfect 4.0 grade point average 20 Clockwise from bottom left: Shannon. Rhonda. Elaine and Kelly show mixed emotions about graduation. Seniors listen attentively to the speaker. Glad grads. Patty and Jane, pose for pictures. The moment Denny’s been waiting for. Tom works his way around the thorns. It's like this, see? Bill and Bob explain how to survive high school. 21 23 Dean Baker Speed Benbo Don Blatt Tim Blatter Shamarie Block Brenda Bosch Joe Bryson Karen Chapman Heather Dawson Lezlie Drugge Marji Funk Mimi Gibson Melissa Gruszie Vince Gruszie Lars Halingstad Robbie Haworth Kurt Hepler Edwin Hewitt Showing his hourglass figure. Brett Zarn models for opposite sex day. Amanda Higgins Tom MacLean Karla Malsam Tristy McDonald Mike McEwen Leah Noel 24 Bonnie Ortner Matt Paulson Kim Peterson J.D Pike Cheryl Preeshl Allen Pula Jason Pyette Wendy Pyette Willie Pyette Mari Anne Ryan Carol Sargent Michelle Schellin Junior class Officers are (left to right) Bonnie Ortner (Pres ). Tristy McDonald (Sec.), Amanda Higgins (Rep ). Melissa Gruszie (Rep ), and Mari Anne Ryan (Rep ). Not Pictured is Jason Pyette (v. Pres ). Susette Schellin Randy Scott Loren Skoyen Kris Stebar Sue Sterrett Kelly Tilleman Travis Tilleman RaeLynn Trotchie Brett Zarn 25 Debbie Anderson Sandy Anderson Quint Boe Jeffrey Bosch JoLynn Briere Colleen Campbell Darren Cate Debra Conlan Starla Cox Clara Cross Robert Cross Cheryl Dannels Class Officers: (back row) Vivian Pridgeon. Donny Hooper and Colleen Campbell. Reps, (front row) Clara Cross. Sec.; Steve Swank. V-Pres.; and Thomas Tilleman. Pres. Mark Davidson Melisa Drugge Mark Duke Pat Florea Chuck Friede Jay Friede Kenny Gilmore Debbie Gist Dedra Gruszie Kelly Holman Donny Hooper Ron Jendro 26 Shannon LaTray Shelly Leo Shelly MacKenzie Heather MacLean Lisa Magda Arliss Maxwell Sharmon Miller Donna Miranda Jamie Neibauer Beth Ortner Cadet MacKenzie represents the CHS space program. Vivian Pridgeon Nick Ramberg Krista Scott Andy Sokolowski Leland Standiford Deanna Statelen Kristine Stempke Steve Swank Thomas Tilleman 27 Roberta Watson Todd Willman Nick Young Clockwise from top: Know-it-all Melisa shows Shelly and Pat how to turn on the microscope light. Dedra having a hard time picking between Ron. Bob and Leland. It's just a volleyball Krista! Shelly prepares to put the garter on her dates arm at the prom. Darren and Bob model their new p.j’s. Donna gives the details of one of her wild and crazy weekends. Deanna learns a new hobbie. 28 Freshman Candids Clockwise from top left: Some of the frosh girls out supporting the football team Mel is awstruck at the sight of the volleyball Two servers at the prom were Anita and Vanessa Cooking for the freshman breakfast is Tammy. What are Dwain and Ted concentrating on? The frosh float which took second place. Demonstrating her karate technique is Julienne “No Lisa, your hair doesn’t smell terrific! says Sonia. Clowning around is Joel and Todd. 29 Marla Anderson Sheryl Anderson Melissa Baird Brian Barber Carla Bilger Lennie Buhmann Scott Dahl Bob Dion Lisa Eastman Dana Finley Brad Fnede Kevin Friede Showing his class at the Halloween dance is Brian Stephanie Fuhrman Anita Gauthier Julienne Gauthier Shawn Geiser Shelly Graff Dan Graham Jenny Haldemann Lon Halingstad Allen Higgins Connie Larson Joan LaTray Ed Looby 30 Todd Malsam Debi Matthews Vanessa McCartney Dennis Mitch ell Tammy Moxley Richard Owens Cody Powell Joel Pruttis Terry Roemmich Sonia Sharpies Freshman Class Officers: Ed Looby. President; Roxanne Tilleman. Vice-President; Lisa Shockley. Secretary T reasurer; Sonia Sharpies. Connie Larson. Melanie Smith. Representatives. Lisa Shockley Mark Smith Melanie Smith Ted Solem Tim Stebar Melinda Taylor Dwain Tilleman Roxanne Tilleman Cheryl Vetter Neil Weigand 31 Dancing The Nite Away Top left: Vanessa went all out for the Halloween Dance. She won first place in the costume contest. Top right: Al has a real hoe-down of a time. Bottom left: Rockin’ at the prom are Kim and Donny. Bottom right: “Kelly, leave your costume on!” 33 HOMECOMING. . . Top: Queen Sue and King Rusty (center) are pictured with their court Cathy and Scott. Robyn and Matt. Al and Mary Beth. Dan and Jane. Above: Winning first place for the floats was the Junior class with their version of Grinding the Longhorns . Right: Dressing up for Opposite Sex day were Loren. Sue and Matt. 34 BEETERS GRIND THE LONGHORNS Top right: Showing off their pretty dresses during Spirit Week are Jo “Jo Bryson and Al ice“ Dennis. Top left: King Rusty and Queen Sue exchange each other’s crowns for the parade. Bottom right: Keeping the crowd excited. cheerleaders Shelly. Shamie. Sheryl and Karen present this hoop at half-time. 35 Dancing Down Memory Lane Top: Serving dessert and hanging coats for the big event are (second row): Edwin, Rusty. Kelly. Denny and Vince. First row: Dan. Willie and Rob. Singing an old favorite. Mr. Sandman. Bring Me a Dream , are Melissa. Juli. Lisa. Colleen. Connie. Roxanne. Karen and Beth. Middle. left: The Grand Finale was Rollin’ In My Sweet Baby's Arms with the entire choir. The Depression Era is symbolized by Beth and Colleen singing Side By Side”. Bottom, left: Rhonda. Kelly. Cheryl and Elaine are the ladies of the Gay Nineties. Photographs by Gail Swant. 36 SCHOOL PLAY “A Feudin’ Over Yonder” CAST MEMBERS Karen Chapman Melissa Baird Heather Maclean Tim Blatter Jason Pyette Bonnie Ortner Marta Anderson Ke� y Hoknan Trave Trfleman Tammy Moxtey James Rasmussen Loren Skoyen Leah Noel Mary Duke Diana TiNeman Al Dennis W4be Pyette Carta Bilger Top left: Emmy (Heather), learns the facts of life from Mountain Maggie (Karen). Top right: Aunt Harry Hornhonker (Marla), tries to calm down Maw Fry (Melissa). Center left: Clem Fry (Jason) shows his talent. Center: Zeke Popoff (James), gets emotional over Rosy-bell. Center right: It must be love. Left: Rosy-bell (Bonnie), catches her beau. Willy Horn-honker (Travis), as Emmy and Maw Fry look on. 37 CARNIVAL “83” Clockwise from top left: Senior Candidates. Sandra and Bill; Sophomore Candidates. Dedra and Jamie; Freshman Candidates. Julienne and Todd; Junior Candidates. Wendy and Ran- Above: Carnival clowns. Mary Beth and Lisa, are sure that they have won. Left: Tom and Pat. ’82 King and Queen, prepare to give their crowns to the next recipients. 39 QUEEN Melissa Gruszie KING Tom MacLean Top left: Contemplating the next dance are Tim and Randy. Top right: King and Queen candidates were Kelly Tilleman and Karen Chapman. Travis Tilleman and Mari Anne Ryan. Tim Blatter and Melissa Gruszie. Tom MacLean and Cheryl Preeshl. Middle: Prom Queen Melissa and King Tom. Bottom left: Having fun are Bill and his date. Lynette Miller. Bottom left: Watching the dancers are Willie and Carolyn. 40 Top and middle left: Servers Sonia, Roxanne. Melanie. Vanessa and Anita. Middle Martin looks like he’s already in heaven. Middle right: Krista employs the steadiness of Tom. Bottom left: Susette and Michelle get into the music of Misty Rose’ . Bottom right: Removing Karen's garter is her date Tom Ophus. 41 Awards Day Top - Sweet Scholarship Recipients: (back) Pat Campbell ($1,200). Juli Knight ($900), Jane Cederberg ($750), Lisa Higgins ($750). Al Dennis ($900). Scott Kuhr ($900). Dan Maddox ($1,200). James Rasmussen ($2,250), Keith Stempke ($900) Middle: Karen Kruse ($750). Tammy Statelen ($1,725). Michelle Smith ($2,250), Matt Haugen ($1,200). Diana Tilleman ($1,725). Lisa Gruszie ($2,250). Laurie Sue O'Brien ($2,250). Front: Cathy Standiford ($2,250). Mary Beth Harshman ($2,250), Pam Anderson ($1,200). Dan Peterson ($1,200), Brenda Tilleman ($1,725), Robyn Fuhrman ($2,250). Carolyn Luckett ($2,250). Not pictured: Tom Burkhartsmeyer ($1,200) Bottom left: Teacher of the Year Miss Leigh Fox. Art Instructor. Bottom right: Officers being sworn in by Wendy Pyette. the newly sworn-in Student Council President: Willie Pyette. Vice-President; Amanda Higgins. Parliamentarian; Melissa Gruszie. Secretary Treasurer 42 43 ONE DAY AT A TIME 47 Honor Society 1983-84 Honor Society students: Top row - Martin Bosser. Willie Gruszie. Cheryl Preeshl. Amanda Higgins. Karen Chapman and Pyette. Randy Scott. Tom MacLean. Dan Peterson and Jason Bonnie Ortner. Pyette. Bottom row: Susette Schellin. Michelle Schellin. Melissa Student Council Above: Student Council members for the 1983-84 year are. back row: Advisor Darrell Pantalone. Melanie Smith, Ed Looby, Sonia Sharpies. Tom Tilleman and President Cathy Standiford. Third row: Donny Hooper. Mary Beth Harsh-man and Colleen Campbell. Second row: Amanda Higgins. Robyn Fuhrman and Lisa Gruszie. Front row: Bonnie Ortner. Mari Anne Ryan. Wendy Pyette and Connie Larson. Standing to right: Melissa Gruszie. Vivian Pridgeon. Pam Parsons and Vice-President Diana Tilleman At left: Willie Pyette is sworn in as Vice-President by President Wendy Pyette for the upcoming 1984-85 year 49 Small Band Has Big Sound Top: Band members included (back row): Dan Maddox. Jay Anderson. Pat Campbell. Tom MacLean. Deanna Statelen. Heather Dawson. Director Steve Dalton. Bonnie Ortner and Kristine Stempke. Second row: Tammy Statelen. Michelle Smith. Stephanie Fuhrman. Marla Anderson and Melissa Baird. Seated: Sharmon Miller. Melanie Smith. Krista Scott, Melisa Drugge, Debbie Anderson and Dana Finley. Lett: Michelle received the John Phillip Sousa Award and Pat won the Jazz Award. Center: Anxiously waiting for their awards are Krista. Bonnie and Sharmon. Center right: Band officers this year are Vice-President Tammy, President Michelle and Secretary Treasurer Krista. Right: More band members wait for their awards at the assembly. 50 FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS GO FAR Top left: Piano solos played at District Music Festival and the ratings they received are: (back row) Krista Scott. II; Sonia Sharpies. II; Melisa Drugge. III. Front row: Sharmon Miller, IV; Bonnie Ortner. II; Michelle Smith. I; Melanie Smith. II. Above: Michelle was one of very few who received superior ratings at District. Left: Kristine Stempke and Dana Finley received a II on their Fluet Duet at State Music Festival. Kristine, accompanied by Gail Swant. also received a II on her flute solo. Dana earned a II on her oboe solo at District. 51 DANCE BAND HITS THE TOP OF THE CHARTS Right: Dance Band members were (back row): Jay Anderson and Dan Maddox. Fourth row: Heather Dawson. Tom MacLean. Deanna Statelen. Pat Campbell and Karen Chapman. Third row: Kristine Stempke. Bonnie Ortner and Melanie Smith. Second row: Debbie Anderson. Stephanie Fuhrman and Michelle Smith. Front row: Dana Finley. Shar-mon Miller. Tammy Statelen. Krista Scott and Steve Dalton. Director. No pictured: Travis Tilleman and Matt Haugen. Left: Travis sings Longer.” Middle: Karen sings Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain. Right: Bonnie, on bass guitar, dresses up for the Halloween Dance sponsored by the Dance Band. As a first-year band director, Mr. Dalton had several new ideas for the high school band. One of the most popular was the Dance Band. Participants were volunteers from the high school band and choir. The band played for several school and community dances throughout the year. They were looking forward to another year of the same. 52 Vocal Music Students Top: Choir members are (back row): Matt Haugen. Rusty Leo. Al Dennis. Mark Smith. Kurt Hepler. Ed Looby. Allen Pula. Kelly Tilleman. Travis Tilleman, Tim Blatter and Dwain Tilleman. Third row: Richard Owen. Melissa Gruszie. Kelly Holman. Lisa Shockley. Lisa Gruszie. Joan LaTray. Roxanne Tilleman. Connie Larson. Beth Ortner and Sonia Sharpies. Second row: Julienne Gauthier. Patty Johnson. Colleen Campbell. Juli Knight. Brenda Bosch. Wen- dy Casey. Lori Halingstad and Director Laurie Matheson. Front row: Candy Tilleman. Anita Gauthier. Lisa Eastman. Debt Matthews. Vanessa McCartney. Diana Tilleman. Karen Chapman and Sheryl Anderson. Indicates members of Hi-Liners. Left: Lisa and Travis earned a I at both District and State Music Festivals. Right: The Trout , sung by Colleen and Beth, earned a II rating at District Music Festival. 53 MUSIC FESTIVAL PARTICIPANTS Above: Lisa and Karen received an Excellent (II) rating at District. Left: Connie received an Excellent (II) on her solo Right: Matt received an Excellent (II) on his solo. Others who performed at festival were: Hi-Liners. I; Hi-Liner Boys, I; Hi-Liner Girls. I; Girls Ensemble. I; Lisa Gruszie and Travis Tilleman. I; Lisa Gruszie. I; Karen Chapman. I; Quartet. II; Concert Choir. II; Beth Ortner and Colleen Campbell. II. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Above, back row: Dan Graham. Sandy Anderson. Joel Pruttis. Dennis Mitchell. Denny Block. Royce Beardsley. Sponsor; Matt Paulsen. Terry Roemmich. Al Higgins. Rob Haworth and Nick Ramberg. Seated: Lisa Higgins. Parliamentarian; Frosty Belcher; Lezlie Drugge. Secretary; Pam Parsons. First Vice-President; Bill Young, President; Sandra Halseth. Second Vice-President; Jett Bosch, Treasurer; and Nick Young. Reporter. At left: Lezlie presents Mr. Harry Ramberg with a belt buckle he won in a raffle. 55 YOUNG S D TEAM CAPTURES THREE FIRST-PLACE TROPHIES In spite of inexperience and mid-season changes, the Chinook Speech and Drama team had a year to be proud of. Freshman Melissa Baird took her cutting of Edgar Allen Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart to State competition after a fourth place finish in the Northern divisional meet. Baird had begun the season with another freshman, Carla Bilger, in the serious duo event. Bilger went on to the humorous duo event, where she performed a piece based on the fairytale invention of the genie in Aladdin's Lamp with Mary Duke. Another humorous duo was composed of freshmen Marla Anderson and Tammy Moxley. Their cutting earned a fourth, fifth and seventh place during their competition. Two underclassmen who competed in pantomime were freshman Vanessa McCartney and sophomore Heather MacLean. MacLean earned a first place at the Chinook Invitational. McCartney, who joined late in the season, gained valuable experience by competing in four meets. Freshman Shawn Geiser wrote her own cutting based on the movie Choices of the Heart. This serious solo earned a fifth place at Divisionals and thus, a seed at State competition. In addition to Baird and Geiser, Chinook took three juniors to State: Jason Pyette, Bonnie Ortner and Leah Noel. Pyette began the season with a humorous solo original based on the James Thurber character, Walter Mitty. He collected several first place trophies. However, this material was disqualified and he was forced to find a new cutting, with which he earned a fourth place at Divisionals and missed semi-finals at State by one point. Ortner was successful in the humorous solo event. Her piece, Chickens”, from The Ranch Woman's Manual, by Gwen Peterson, took six meets in the top three placings and ended with a fifth place in State competition. Noel began the year with a humorous solo, changed to a serious duo and then decided on pantomime. She did well and received a national drama award which enabled her to compete for regional college scholarship grants. Junior Brenda Bosch was the only speech competitor, and earned three third places in Oral Interpretation of Literature, as well as other finalist certificates of recognition. Top: Coaches Ruby Skoyen and Donna Miller contemplate about a cutting Bottom: Surprisel Leah Noel performs her pantomime. 56 This young, small team was commended for their season wins of three first-place trophies. They gained much needed experience and were expected to be very competitive in years to come. Heather mimes her way into the hearts of many. Top left: Masquerading as Walter Mitty. secret agent, is Jason. Top right: Viola! Bonnie exhibits a pinfeather-free fowl. Above: S D members for the 1983-84 season were: (back) Coaches Donna Miller and Ruby Skoyen. Middle: Tammy Moxley. Marla Anderson. Mary Duke. Carla Bilger. Shawn Geiser. Bottom: Vanessa McCartney. Brenda Bosch. Bonnie Ortner, Jason Pyette. Leah Noel. Heather MacLean. Melissa Baird. 57 YEARBOOK STAFF xmm Above: Back row: Mary Beth Harshman. Julie Finley. Sponsor; Michelle Schellin. Roxanne Tilleman and Melissa Smith. Third row: Kim Peterson. Susette Schellin and Shelly MacKenzie. Second row: Beth Ortner. Melisa Drugge and Krista Scott. Front: Mari Anne Ryan. Editor. Left: Passing out Yearbook Awards are Mari Anne and Julie. SPANISH CLUB Front row - Tammy State-len. Carolyn Luckett. Annette Reynolds (Spanish Instructor), Laurie O’Brien. Jane Cederberg. JoLynn Briere Back row - Mary Duke. Melissa Smith. Diana Tilleman. Wendy Casey. Andy Sokolowski. Karen Chapman. Shawn Geiser. Michelle Smith. SPELLING ART CLUB Michelle Schellin, President; Jason Pyette. Vice-President; Juli Knight. Secretary. Pictured: Michelle Schellin. Stephanie Fuhrman, Leah Noel. Lisa Gruszie. Andy Sokolowski. Leigh Fox (Art Instructor). Pat Campbell. Robyn Fuhrman. Juli Knight. Mark Davidson. Pat Florea. Donn Blatt and Speed Ben bo. 59 Drill Team Back row: Beth Ortner. Roxanne Tilleman. Melanie Smith. Sponsor leen Campbell. Bonnie Ortner. Cheryl Preeshl. Bottom left: Drill team Gail Compton. Middle row: Shelly Leo. Tammy Moxley. Karen Kruse. performing Centerfold . Bottom right: Connie concentrates on the Shelly MacKenzie. Connie Larson. Tristy McDonald. Front row: Col- routine. PEP CLUB Back row: Lisa Gruszie. Robyn Fuhrman, Juli Knight. Fifth row: Melissa Baird. Karen Chapman. Michelle Smith. Shannon Fox, Jane Ceder-berg. Carolyn Luckett. Laurie O’Brien. Brenda Tilleman, Karen Kruse. Fourth row: Sonia Sharpies. Melanie Smith. Lisa Shockley. Mimi Gibson. Tristy McDonald. Kim Peterson. Karla Malsam. Melissa Gruszie. Marji Funk. Leah Noel. Third row: Connie Larson. Roxanne Tilleman. Shelly MacKenzie. Melisa Drugge. Debbie Anderson. Bonnie Ortner. Heather Dawson. Cheryl Preeshl. Shamie Block. Sheryl Anderson. Second row. Debra Conlan. Beth Ortner. Shelly Leo. Krista Scott. Colleen Campbell. Shelly Graff. Marla Anderson. Tammy Moxley. Heather MacLean. JoLynn Briere. Mary Duke. Front row: Stephanie Fuhrman. Julienne Gauthier. Carla Bilger, Anita Gauthier. Donna Miranda. Candy Tilleman. Dedra Gruszie. Patty Johnson (Sec ). Mari Anne Ryan (V-Pres ). Wendy Pyette (Pres ). Misty Berrett (Sponsor) 63 Varsity Football Top: Back row: Coach Don Olsen. Ass’t Coach Bob Winfield. Tim Conlan. Jamie Neibauer. Al Dennis. Rusty Leo. Kelly Tilleman, Loren Skoyen. Randy Scott. Willie Pyette and Ass't Coach Rick Berrett. Front row: Brett Zarn, Allen Pula. Dan Maddox. Tim Blatter. Kurt Hepler. Travis Tilleman. Matt Haugen. Scott Kuhr. Vince Gruszie and J. D. Pike. Center left: Cheerleaders Shamie Block. Sheryl Anderson. Shelly Graff and Karen Chapman Above: Tim is thirsty after a rough game. Left: Beeters in action at practice. 64 J.V. Football Pictured at top is: Back row: Coach Bob Winfield. Neil Weigand. Ed Looby. Darren Cate. Scott Dahl. Allen Higgins. Brad Friede. Steve Swank. Donny Hooper. Dwain Tilleman. Vince Gruszie, Coach Rick Berrett. Kneeling: Allen Pula. Andy Sokolowski. Quint Boe. Leland Standiford. Bobby Cross. Brian Barber. Ron Jendro. Cody Powell. Lennie Buhmann. Todd Malsam. Bottom left: trying to get away from a Malta opponent is Todd Malsam Bottom right: Chinook J.V. players hustling for a ball during game action. 65 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Sets New CHS Win-Loss Record Top row. Coach Pantalone. Cathy Standiford, Kim Peterson. Melissa Gruszie. Cheryl Preeshl. Karla Malsam, Shelly Leo. manager Susette Schellin. Bottom row Mary Beth Harshman. Laurie O Brien. Tammy Statelen. Michelle Schellin. Deanna Statelen. Shelly MacKenzie. Below left: Wondering where the ball went is Cheryl Preeshl. Below right: Varsity Cheerleaders were Carolyn Luckett. Jane Cederberg. Marji Funk, and Robyn Fuhrman. CHS 55 Blue Sky 36 CHS 71 Blue Sky 32 CHS 41 Alumni 42 CHS 59 Malta 61 CHS 54 Shelby 47 CHS 39 Harlem 38 CHS 54 Chester 39 CHS 68 Cascade 29 CHS 48 Shelby 45 CHS 52 Cut Bank 31 CHS 73 Conrad 46 CHS 50 Malta 67 CHS 51 Harlem 41 CHS 70 Cascade 18 CHS 45 Conrad 11 CHS 63 Chester 38 CHS 59 Cut Bank 32 CHS 55 Cut Bank 32 CHS 49 Shelby 51 CHS 57 Chester 46 CHS 51 Harlem 38 CHS 43 Fairfield 37 CHS 34 Malta 55 CHS 56 Valier 45 CHS 59 Fairfield 48 Top left: Looking for an open man is Sue. Top right: Team captain. Cathy, is watching for Coach Pantalone’s signals. Bottom left: With mouth open. Karla puts her ahh-11 into the shot. Bottom right: The team displays their third place trophy at divisionals. 67 J.V. GIRL’S BASKETBALI_________ Another Outstanding Season 14-1 CHS OPPONENT 50 Blue Sky 13 43 Blue Sky 22 49 Havre 37 40 Malta 31 47 Shelby 25 69 Harlem 16 64 Chester 11 56 Cascade 32 46 Shelby 34 71 Cut Bank 21 61 Conrad 20 39 Malta 40 29 Harlem 22 53 Cascade 20 38 Conrad 10 64 Chester 20 58 Cut Bank 38 Wins: 16 Losses: 1 Back row: Assistant Coach Jack Mattingly. Sonia Sharpies. Dedra Gruszie. Debra Conlan. Connie Larson. Melanie Smith. Lisa Shockley. Colleen Campbell and Coach Kathy O’Brien. Kneeling: Roxanne Tilleman. Deanna Statelen. Stephanie Fuhrman. Melissa Baird. Joan LaTray. Shelly MacKenzie and Shelly Leo. Right: Sonia wonders where everyone went. Shelly is chased by a Shelby Coyote. Below: Cheerleaders: Anita Gauthier. Mary Duke. Julienne Gauthier and JoLynn Briere. Shelly practices her ballet . during a basketball game? 68 VOLLEYBALL TEAM TAKES THIRD AT STATE Chinook High School's first girl's volleyball team was: (standing) Melanie Smith, setter; Mari Anne Ryan, hitter; Laurie O'Brien, spik-er; Deanna Statelen. spiker; Wendy Pyette, server; Kim Peterson, server; and Coach Kathy O’Brien. Kneeling: Mimi Gibson, hitter; Krista Scott, setter; Sharmon Miller. setter; Melisa Drugge. hitter; and Tristy McDonald, hitter. Not pictured is Shannon Zahn. setter. CHS Matches 4 Harlem 0 3 Fort Benton 1 1 Shelby 1 3 Chester 3 2 Hays 0 2 Box Elder 0 1 Wolf Point 0 1 Big Fork 0 0 Twin Bridges 2 Their season record was 17 wins and 7 losses and they took second place at Divisionals in Fort Benton. Below: Wendy prepares to slam a serve to the opposing team. Right: Sue gets down low to dig the ball up. The team took third place at State in Dillon. 69 JV Volleyball Below: standing. Julienne Gauthier, hitter; Roxanne Tilleman. spiker; Vanessa McCartney, hitter; Debi Matthews, server. Kneeling: Sheryl Anderson, server; Lisa Eastman, hitter; Tammy Moxley. setter. Not pictured: Anita Gauthier, setter; Coach Diane Taliaferro. 70 Varsity Boys Basketball Coach Don Olsen, Donny Hooper, Rusty Leo, Jamie Neibauer, Loren Skoyen, Steve Wank, Thomas Tilleman, Darren Cate. Brad Friede. Kelly Tilleman. Matt Haugen, Tom MacLean and Leland Standiford. Left: Jumping for the Beeters is Thomas Tilleman. CHS Opponent 47 Blue Sky 39 50 Blue Sky 63 46 Shelby 62 49 Malta 70 58 Harlem 41 48 Chester 63 82 Cascade 84 44 Shelby 64 43 Cut Bank 48 60 Conrad 81 64 Malta 74 64 Harlem 41 65 Cascade 57 58 Conrad 71 52 Chester 68 52 Cut Bank 55 52 Simms 51 56 District Simms 63 57 Conrad 72 65 Harlem 44 53 Cut Bank 62 71 BOYS TOURNEY Cheerleaders: Melissa Gruszie, Michelle Smith, Shelly MacKenzie and Cheryl Preeshl. 72 J.V. Boys Basketball Team picture: Standing: Coach Rick Berrett. Tim Stebar. Darren Cate. Ed Looby. Al Higgins. Todd Malsam, Leland Standiford. Joel Pruttis, Lennie Buhmann. Top right: Tim Stebar going to the hoop. Bottom left: Leland takes a jump shot for two. Bottom right: Cheerleaders: Lisa Shockley. Dedra Gruszie. Colleen Campbell and Sonia Sharpies. 73 Varsity Wrestling The Wrestling team for the Beeters for the 1983-84 school year included (standing) Assistant Coach Ray Reid, Dan Graham, Joe Bryson, Travis Tilleman, J. D. Pike, Tim Blatter, Bob Cross, Mike McEwen, Brett Zarn, Willie Pyette, Randy Scott, Ken Gilmore, Head Coach Ken Stuker. Kneeling: Cody Powell, Dennis Mitchell, Ron Jen-dro, Edwin Hewitt, Quint Boe, Dwain Tilleman, Brian Barber, Neil Weigand. Sitting: Statistician Michelle Schellin and Manager Sue Ster-rett. Standing at right is J.D. Pike during a match. 74 Top Left: Setting new school records for takedowns at 147 and 221 Vi team points is Willie. Above: Brett placed second at Divi-sionals. Bottom left: Randy placed first at Divisional. Bottom right: Cheering for the Beeters are (standing): Marji Funk and Sha-mie Block. Sitting: Shelly Graff and Karen Kruse. 75 76 Track Above: Way to go AIM Lett: Connie runs to the finish. This year's track team consisted of Seniors Cathy Standiford, Sue O’Brien, Rusty Leo and Al Dennis. Juniors Kim Peterson, Wendy Pyette, Karla Malsam, Tim Blatter, Kelly Tilleman, Loren Skoyen, Willie Pyette, Randy Scott and Tom MacLean. Sophomores Donny Hooper, Tom Tilleman, Darren Cate, Colleen Campbell, Jamie Niebauer and Leland Standiford. Freshmen Stephanie Fuhrman, Lisa Shockley, Roxanne Tilleman, Connie Larson, Lisa Eastman, Ted Solem, Richard Owen, Ed Looby and Brad Friede. 77 78 Chinook Boosters Chris Kruse, Karen, Danny Jeanette Debi Matthews, Dan Pam Balazic Marvin Gherie Edwards Mr. Mrs. Ray Reid Mr. Mrs. Max Maddox Lisa. Missy, Robyn, Patty Wendy Melissa, Jane, Shannon, Juli Mary Beth Pat Kathy O’Brien Pete Scott Family Gary Smith Family Mr. Mrs. Don Olsen Mr. Mrs. Rick Berrett Mr. Mrs. Mike Harding Julie Tom Finley John Donna Miller Butch Alice Shockley Family Bill Drugge Family Scott MacKenzie Family E. L. 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