Garfield County High School - Remuda Yearbook (Jordan, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1981 volume:

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I'm the guy mother warned you about Go to hell world, I'm a Senior THIS YEAR TEAMS Philadelphia Philles Dallas Cowboys Houston Oilers Philadelphia 76’ers Billings Volcanoes Denver Broncos Minnesota Vikings Oakland A's Jordan Mustangs SONGS I'm Alright -Kenny Loggins Xanadu -Olivia Newton-John Another One Bites The- Dust -Queen Steal Away” -Robby DuPree Hot Rod Hearts -Robby DuPree All Out Of Love” -Air Supply He's So Shy -Pointer Sisters Real Love -Doobie Brothers Woman In Love -Barbra Streisand All Over The World” -ELO Little Jeannie -Elton John Driving My Life Away”-Eddie Rabbitt FOODS Pizza Tacos Steak Tator Tot Casserole Spaghetti Pacos Sunflower Seeds Whatchamacallit Cinnamon Bears Dr, Ffepper Ffepsi Tab Coke 7-Up READING MATERIAL CLOTHES T-shirts Straight legged jeans Designer jeans Tennis shoes Clogs Bibs Painter pants Sweaters Moon boots Plaid shirts Football jerseys Kramer Vs. Kramer The Promise Ffeople Seventeen Playboy Playgirl Sports Illustrated National Enquirer Co-Ed Hot Rod The Billings Gazette The Miles City Star The Jordan Tribune The Sagebrush Saga We, the Remuda staff of GCHS, lovingly dedicate the 1981 Remuda to our parents BOB ALTA BAUGH BOB JANE ENGDAHL ED EVELYN RITTER DAYLE SHIRLEY HAINS CLIFFORD ROSE LERVICK GORDAN NANCY GOULD SANDY LEAH BARCLAY PHIL DARLENE SHAWVER RICHARD MARIE BURGESS DARLENE CLARK REMUDA CONTENTS A? page 6 r: ACTIV A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A GCHS STUDENT JoDee shook me out of a sound sleep on her way to the shower. I, in turn, woke Lavonne on my way to ring the wake-up bell for the Dorm. Another day at GCHS had begun. As I groped my way over to the school, 1 felt rather than saw Sis Shawver leaning against the rail watching Mr. Wagner raise the flag. Mary Billing hurried in ahead of me to open the office. Skip, Kit, Duane B., John, Shane H. were already goofing-off in the library. Of course, the early birds, Lena, Carol, Pat, Wanda n had been there studying for half an hour. Sandi M., Pete, Rhonda, Chad were staggering around the hall trying to get their eyes open. I watched out the window as the bus pulled up. Todd was making a pass at both Dixie Debbie, while Kirk held Sandi W. off. Dean Charles came rushing in right before the last bell and ran into several Seniors on their way to Eng- lish, discussing how they could bright- en Miss McCarthy's day Since they were having class in the library today, Dale Ann, Wanda I, l t, Ted, Sam, Juanita, Dale relaxed a little more than usual. Later they brought sim- ilar joy to Mr. Mansfield. (Note how eager to learn Brian Shawn look in Math.) I went to science. Mrs. Mans- field almost fainted when she saw Debbie, l tty, Michelle were all 7 A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A GCHS STUDENT actually in school--on the same day! Cindy G. I fated an excuse to go to the office and just happened into the Home Ec. room as we went by. They had made the most lus- cious smelling Mexican food and fenny, Rhonda, Anita, June were at the head of the line, filling their plates. Second period I waited to Home Ec. with Jeanne, but we didn’t cook. We just listened to a lecture by Mrs. Bray and smelled the aroma of Mexican food. As if that wasn’t bad enough, Juanita, Cathy, Ted, Wanda I, several other Govern- ment students got to watch TV next door in Mrs. looker’s room. I really did have to go to the rest room. It was only a little out of the way to peek in at April Lori typing, Chlo in Spanish class, and Fran June in the library. At the end of second period, Kat- rina, Deanna, I took fruit around to sell. Darrell lee G. bought four bananas each. I’ll refrain from making a comment. I think I went to geography 9 A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A GCHS STUDENT English, but I can’t really remember anything until the noon bell rang. Clyde nearly knocked me over as he headed out the back door for the caf- eteria. I could only go half speed in my high heels, so I ended up behind Carson, Glen, Dave S. Further up the line, Kent was expounding loudly. Over at a table, Perry, Randy, Kevin, Mike B., Wyatt, Fred were shovel- ing it in, so they could get in line for seconds. It took exactly 3 minutes for lunch, and then everybody headed uptown for more goodies. Brenda Terri G. bribed Dale into giving them a ride. At Ryan's, Nora was stealing Dave W. 's hat, and Dale Ann was going to work. On the other side of the street, Fatty was walking Cindy S. to work, and both were giggling like crazy over some secret joke. Myma, Julie, Jodi, I were head- ed for the Drug Store when we saw Jack B. coming towards us with his camera. Back at the school, Shane H. was throwing snowballs at everybody, and we could hear Jeff H. ’s unique laugh while we were still over by the grade school. We met Jenny going over there to TA. As I started inside, I saw Jim pinch Holly and was so shocked, I ran right into David F. All he said was, Oh, 11 NJ A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A GCHS STUDENT shut up. I needed a pencil before algebra, so I stopped in the office. Mrs. Edwards was in there discussing baby names with Mrs. Johnson. Mr. Deming came in and got so involved, telling them how beautiful his baby girl was, that I think he forgot what he came in for until Mr. McKinley called from the inner-sanctum. After 5th period (which was Laura's first period) naptime was over, things started buzzing again. Anita Sandi W. headed for the microscopes, while Fran, Luci, Diane, Lori went to A1 Baby's art class. As I went by, Ray was start- ing to grade English papers. In the shop, Mike L. was show- ering sparks all around. Upstairs, Cindy H, April were making beautiful music, while Miss Schmucker dreamed of Steve. Dean R. turned bright red at Lena's latest smart re- mark, but he never missed a note. When I got to P.E., Vince was already dressed out and Jay was coming in late. John L. was on the scaffold, hand- ing Mr. KLoksr a light bulb, while Jeff L. was seeing how close he could come to it with a volleyball. When the final bell rang, 109 students went 109 different directions. It was the first time all day that I’d seen Ron or Tom L. move faster than a snail. Mike Mike started up the snowball fight again. Holly lee were arguing over who got to drive the Chevy Luv home. Duane Duane went to work on their outfits. Rosene, Jean, Melodie headed for drill team practice, and Jason for the pool table. A streak of dark blue whizzed by. I caught a glimpse of Tom S. at the wheel and Mr. Bray holding on for dear life. After school, nearly everybody grabbed a basketball. ten, Randy, Chuck, Carson took theirs to the grade school playground. Boop, Bip, Penny Carol played intra- murals. Mr. KLoker had the B-squad doing the fumble drill. But some people, like April, Stewart, Lori, Jack O., Randy, Kelly, would rather feed their faces in the Drug Store than chase a ball. Of course, teachers always have time to play horseshoes, but some kids, have to work, such as Dan at Ryan's Grocery. Ies had a good supper fixed at the Dorm, but Anita, Wan- da in Iavonne hardly tasted it because they were so inter- ested in the WHITE SHADOW. On the way to the show, I looked in the window of the old grade school and saw Steve conducting a Rodeo Club meeting. I sat behind Terry Charlene at the show. ActuaUy, I was behind Terry and had to stand clear up to see over him. As I hurried back to the Dorm at 9:25, I saw the light on in the library and thought Rose Lervick had forgotten it. But Mrs. Brusett was in there mumbling to herself something about overdue deadlines. She was trimming pictures with the paper cutter, and was jerking the handle down like it was a guillotine. I made the mistake of asking her where the rest of the Remuda staff was. She became completely incoherent! I really would have liked to stay and help her, but you know how Mrs. Dunning is if you are late into the Dorm. After studying for several hours (I just threw that in, in case any teachers read this), I crawled into bed. I could still hear some town kids peeling out somewhere in the distance, but as far as I was concerned, another day at GCHS was at an end. ( ) fabulous ( ) bra-back riding? ) sexy Senior. Do you remember ( ) all those good times? ) spacey ( ) the trip to Colstrip? ) athletic ( ) that night after the game? ( ) weird Our class has done some truly ( ) hair-brained things. ( ) fascinating To a ( ( ( ( I think you are ( ( ) spastic. ) a true genius. ) intensely insane. ( I hope you ( ( ) write to me. ) break an arm. ) get married next month. ( ) a professional bum. I'm sure you'll turn out to be ( ) a Playboy (Playgirl) centerfold. ( ) President of the U. S. ( ) a wino. Sincerely, P.S. 3BE SEE SENIORS To ( a ( ( ( ) fabulous ) sexy Senior. ) spacey ) athletic ( Do you remember ( ( ( ( ) weird Our class has done some truly ( ) hair-brained things. ( ) fascinating ) bra-back riding? ) all those good times' ) the trip to Colstrip? ) that night after the game? ( ) spastic. I think you are ( ) a true genius. ( ) intensely insane. ( ) write to me. I hope you ( ) break an arm. ( ) get married next month. ( ) a professional bum. I’m sure you’ll turn out to be ( ) a Playboy (Playgirl) centerfold. ( ) President of the U. S. ( ) a wino. Sincerely, P.S. □ felA pnn BOY’S GIRL’S STATE Boys State was held on the cam- pus of Western Montana College in Dillon on June 8 -14. Patrick Baugh, Skip Johnson, and Pete Shawver were the delegates from Jordan. The days were full of hectic activ- ity and sports competition. Schools were held on the topics of law, law enforcement, and legislative pro- cedure. Speeches were given during the week by such distinguished guests as Senator Max Baucus, Lt. Gov- ernor Ted Schwinden, Congressman Pat Williams, Congressman Ron Marlenee, Chief Justice Frank Has- well, and Joe Dean. Patrick was Director of Finance Administration for the city of Colter, and City Election Clerk. He ran for County Clerk and for the State Public Service Commis- sion, where he survived the pri- mary election, but was defeated in the general election. He was appointed Secretary of the Public Service Commission and was nam- ed Vice Chairman of the Senate Sub-Committee on Elections and Federal Relations. Ffete was Director of Parks Recreation for the city of Bow Arrow. He also ran for City Coun- cil and for County Assessor. Skip ran for Police Chief in the city of Granite. Girls State was held on the cam- pus of Carroll College in Helena on June 1-7. Wanda Lervick was the delegate from Jordan. Girls State was run on the same format as Boys State, except that the girls chose the party they wanted to be in, instead of being assigned to a party and then writing the platform for that party. The girls attended meetings on leadership training, legislative procedure, and several different seminars. They also toured the Capitol, the Supreme Court, and St. Helens Cathedral. Wanda was City Attorney for the city of Garnet. She ran for Sec- retary Treasurer for the city of Garnet and for Girls Nation, but was defeated in both races. 17 § anuyiA Sokiiclc TDcmSa ®a c£aij. 2)iume £BcJ!fA4Uj l 18 fiotluj. 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Front Row-Debbie Spil- lum, Bmce Campbell, Cathy Engdahl, Jackie Burgess, Patty West, Patty Mumion, Shane Hansard, Duane Bol- linger, Kit Wille, Cindy Stanton, Chad FitzGerald. 11 SURVIVE 12 YEARS Twenty -one scared little first graders started their trudge through many years of schooling in August of 1969. After 12 years of hard, hard work, 11 of us have made it through together. The only thing we can remem- ber about first grade is Kit W ille and Dawn Wolff getting caught kissing behind a tree. We got a good education! Mrs. Wille was our teacher. Second, third, and fourth grade were a blur, but we had some good teachers-Mrs. (Viall) Nelson, Mrs. Ward, and Mrs. Turner. In our fifth year of school, the boys got started in basketball and the girls got a little exper- ience in cheering. Our teacher was Mrs. Biastock. In our sixth grade year, we became very brave and began using the desks as stepping stones. Tlianks to our teacher. Miss Stranburg, none of us broke our necks. Seventh grade was very mem- orable. This was the year we learned the definition of GAB- Cathy Engdahl and Dale Hains had to write it at least 50 thou- sand times. Thanks to our teacher, Mr. Hopkins, we learned a lot about exploring caves with flashlights and sleeping bags. Our eighth grade year, we decided that it was time to grow up. We learned how to shoot rubber bands and never seemed to get caught. We also became aggressive and stole the answer sheet to a big test-which every- one seemed to do very, very well on. The teacher who led us through all of this was Mr. Milam. Eighth grade graduation marked the end of eight years of fun, but a new four years of fun began with Freshman Initiation. Hula Weeding and Tinker Bell Mac Donald really seemed to enjoy it. David Weeding and Wanda Ler- vick were our Homecoming King and Queen candidates, with David being selected King. To top it all off , we also took first place with our float. We thought we were really moving up in the world when we ordered our class rings our Sopho- more year. Chad FitzGerald and Cathy Engdahl were our Home- coming King and Queen candidates, with Cathy being selected Queen, When we were Juniors, we put on the Prom-entitled Ships That Pass In The Night”. Brian Mac Donald was selected Prom King. Skip Johnson and Dixie Green were our Homecoming King and Queen candidates. In our Senior year, Brian Mac Donald and Luci Helm were Homecoming King and Queen and we won the float contest. Now we await May 10th and our entrance into the wide world. 32 t SENIOR DIE-HARDS: Back Row-Brian MacDonald, Chad FitzGerald. Shawn FitzGerald, Duane Eng- dahl. Middle Row-Patty West, Kit Wille, Chlo Larson, Cindy Stanton, Pete Shawver. Front Row- Dale Hains, Wanda Lervick, Cathy Engdahl, Lena Ritter. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dale Hains-Secretary, Brenda Drew-Representative, Pete Shawver-Pres- ident, Wanda Barclay-Representative, Dixie Green-Vice President. CLASS SPONSORS: Lee Deming Rose Edwards CLASS COLORS: Maroon Grey CLASS FLOWERS: Carnations Rosebuds CLASS MOTTO: The road called toil leads to the city named success. 33 SENIOR FAVORITES BEST LOOKING Brian MacDonald Uici Helm MOST INTELLIGENT Patrick Baugh Dixie Green MOST OFF THE WALL Chad FitzGerald Juanita Gould BIGGEST FLIRTS David Weeding Cathy Engdahl MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Patrick Baugh Lena Ritter MOST CONGENIAL Shawn FitzGerald Dixie Green HEARTIEST LAUGH Jeff Hardee Chlo Larson MOST ATHLETIC Jeff Hardee Cathy Engdahl BEST DRESSED Ftete Shawver Lena Ritter MOST MUSICAL Skip Johnson Luci Helm SENIOR CREDITS BARCLAY, WANDA Cheerleading Saga Student Council Dorm Council Class Representative Ffep Club Who's Who BAUGH, PATRICK 3.4 4 4 4 4 3.4 4 Choir 1,3 Honor Choir 2,3 Swing Choir 2,3 Remuda 2,3,4 Assistant Editor 3 Editor 4 Saga 2,4 Assistant Editor 4 Photography 2 Student Council Vice President 3 Class President 3 Ffcp Club 1,2,3,4 Speech Drama 2 School Play 1,2,3,4 Boy's State 3 Who’s Who 4 Intramural Volleyball 1 America's Outstanding Names Faces 4 Society of Distinguished Amer- ican High School Students 2 PSAT Commendation 4 BOLLINGER, DUANE Football 4 Intramural Basketball 4 BROOKS, DALE Football 1,2.3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Rodeo Club 1,2,3.4 G Club 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 1 Intramural Volleyball 1 DREW, BRENDA Choir 2,3 Honor Choir 2,3 Swing Choir 2 Remuda 3,4 Student Council Secretary 4 Class President 2 Class Representative 4 Ffcp Club School Play Who's Who Intramural Volleyball ENGDAHL, CATHY 2,3 3 4 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Remuda Assistant Editor 4 Saga 4 Student Council 3 Class Representative 3 Ifep Club 1,2,3,4 G Club 1,2,3,4 FHA 2 Homecoming Queen 2 Who’s Who 4 Intramural Volleyball ENGDAHL, DUANE 1 Football 4 Basketball 1.2,3,4 Track 1,2.3,4 Choir 3,4 G Club FITZ GERALD, CHAD 1,2,3,4 Football 3.4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Photography 3 Ifep Club 3 Homecoming Candidate 2 Intramural Volleyball FITZ GERALD, SHAWN 2 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Band 1.2,3,4 Honor Band 2,3,4 Ffcp Club 3,4 G Club GALLA, TERRI 1,2,3.4 Choir GOULD, JUANITA 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 2 Choir 2,3 Honor Choir 2 Drill Team 2,3 Remuda 3,4 Photography 3, Class Secretary Ffcp Club G Club 1,2,3, Speech Drama School Play Who's Who GREEN, DIXIE Choir 1 Drill Team 2, 3 Saga 2,3,4 Assistant Editor 3 Editor 4 Student Council 2 Class Vice President 3,4 Class Representative 2 Ffep Club 2,3,4 Secretary 3 President 4 Rodeo Club 1,2,3 Secretary 2 FHA 2,3 Homecoming Candidate 3 Who's Who 4 Society of Distinguished Amer- ican High School Students 2 HA INS, DALE Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 Drill Team 3,4 Remuda 2,3,4 Saga 3,4 Class Secretary 3,4 Ffcp Club 1,2,3,4 G Club 1,2,3,4 FHA 2,3,4 Speech Drama 1,2 School Play 1 Who's Who 4 Intramural Volleyball 1 HARDEE, JEFF Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,3,4 Choir 2,3 Honor Choir 2, 3 Swing Choir 3 G Club 1,2,3,4 School Play 2 36 CO CO t 0 tO Intramural Volleyball 1 HELM, LUCI Band 1,2,3,4 Honor Band 2 Choir 1,3 Honor Choir 1 Class Vice President 2 Ffep Club 1 G Club 1,2,3,4 Homecoming Queen 4 Who's Who 4 JOHNSON, SKIP Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1.2 Band 1,2,3,4 Honor Band 1,2,3 Choir 1,2,4 Swing Choir 1,2 Photography 3,4 Speech Drama 1,2,3,4 School Play 1,2,3 Homecoming Candidate 3 Boy's State 3 Intramural Basketball 2 LARSON, CHLO Cheerleading 2,3 Band 1.2,3,4 Honor Band 3 Choir 1.2,3,4 Honor Choir 1,3,4 Swing Choir 2 Drill Team 1 Ffep Club 1.2,3 Speech Drama 1,2,4 School Flay 1,2 Who's Who 4 LERVICK, WANDA Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1 Cheerleading 1,2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Honor Band 2,3,4 Drill Team 1,2, 3,4 Remuda 4 Saga 3,4 Student Council 3.4 President 4 Class Secretary 2 Class Representative 3 ftep Club 1,2,4 G Club 1,2,3,4 FHA 2,3,4 Speech Drama 3 Homecoming Candidate 1 Girl’s StatB 3 Intramural Volleyball 1 LOOMIS, JEFF LOOMIS, JOHN MAC DONALD, BRIAN Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Band 1 Ffep Club 2,3,4 Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4 G Club 1,2,3,4 School Play 3 Homecoming King 4 Intramural Volleyball 1 MURY SAM Football 1 PLUHAR, LYNN Basketball Manager 2,3,4 .Dorm Council 1,2,3,4 President 4 School Flay 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4 Intramural Volleyball 1 RITTER, LENA Basketball 1,2 Cheerleading 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Honor Band 2, 3 Choir 1,3 Swing Choir 2, 3 Drill Team 1,2 Remuda 4 Saga Editor 4 Ffep Club 2,4 G Club 1,2,3,4 Speech Drama 1 School Play 1,2,4 SHAWVER, PETE Football 1,2,3,4 Captain 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Honor Band 2 Choir 1,3,4 Honor Choir 3 Swing Choir 2,3 Class President 1,4 Ffep Club 1,3,4 G Club 1,2,3,4 President Boy's State Who’s Who STANTON, CINDY 4 3 4 Cheerleading 1,2 Band 1,2 Choir 1.3 Ffep Club 1,2,3,4 Speech Drama 3 School Play TAYLOR, TEDDY 1.2 Football 3,4 Band 1,2 School May 1 Intramural Basketball WEEDING, DAVID 2 Football 1,2,3,4 Ffep Club 3,4 Rodeo Club 1,2,3,4 President 2 G Club 1,2,3,4 School Play 3 Homecoming King 1 Intramural Basketball 2, 3,4 Intramural Volleyball WEST, PATTY 1 Choir 1,3 Ffep Club WILLE, KIT 2,3,4 Football 4 Basketball 2,3,4 Manager 1 Band 1,2,3,4 Honor Band 2,3 Choir 1 Photography 3 Ifep Club 3 Speech Drama 2 Intramural Volleyball WILLIAMS, TODD 1 Rodeo Club 4 37 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Class of 1981, Testatore herein, residing at Jordan, Montana, being of questionable age, and being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and not acting under duress, menace, fraud, constraint, or the undue influence of any person whomsoever, hereby revoke all prior Wills and Codicils made by us, and do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. I, WANDA BARCLAY, will my ability to break a leg in cheerleading practice to anyone who loves pain. I, PATRICK BAUGH, will my '51 Chevy to Ron Ballensky, so that he can have as many adventures as I have had with it. I, DUANE BOLLINGER, will all three years of high school to my brother Gary, in hopes that he can handle what I did. I, DALE BROOKS, will my ability to run an old Ford pickup as much as I did, with not many problems, to anyone who can stand it. I, BRENDA DREW, will my ability of getting attacked while being innocent to those girls of GCHS who flirt in an attempt. I, CATHY ENGDAHL, will my basketball numbers, 10 11, to Cindy Hager, even though they won't fit, my athletic ability to anyone that is willing to put out 100° o. I, DUANE ENGDAHL, will not will anyone anything, because I need everything I can get. I, CHAD FITZ GERALD, will my good looks brains to Mr, Deming, because he needs them. I, SHAWN FITZ GERALD, will my ability to play football to the whole team, for they will need it. I, TERRI GALLA, wiE my abiEty to stay out of trouble to my Httle sister, because she wiE need it, my snorkel to Clyde Shawver, being he likes mine so well. I, JUANITA GOULD, will my five feet, two inches to my brotter, so at 10'5 he’ll be the hottest NBA prospect ever, my looks to anyone desperate enough to take them. I, DIXIE GREEN, will my abiEty to have patience be undemanding to Fred Mumion, so he can quit giving Mrs. Edwards gray hair. I, DALE HAINS, wiE the future girls basketbaE team of GCHS the ability to survive another year without the great Seniors. I, JEFF HARDEE, wiE my abiEties to Shane Hansard, so that his dreams might come true. I, LUCI HELM, will my curling iron to Tommy Stanton to keep his baby curls in shape, and some of my height to Melodie MiEoy, so she can be a star basketbaE player. I, SKIP JOHNSON, will my abiEty to fhrt with the girls to any guy that can stand the rejection. I, CHLO LARSON, wiE my abUity to have fun joke to Kent Clark. I, WANDA LERVICK, will my abiEty to be in everything to anyone who wants to go crazy at a young age. I, JEFF LOOMIS, will my abiEty to keep my automobiles right side up to John Loomis anyone else. 1, JOHN LOOMIS, will the abiEty to keep my Ues to myself to Jay Mumion, because somebody will hurt him if I don’t. I, BRIAN MAC DONALD, wiE my abiEty to cope with teachers to anyone who can stand the aggravation. I, SAM MURY, wiE my ability to stay out of trouble in school to anyone who decides to accept it. I, LYNN PLUHAR, wiE my abiEty to grow a beard to John ColdweE. I, LENA RITTER, wiE my abiEty to be strong minded to my wittle sister, who listens to everyone. I, FETE SHAWVER, wEl my abiEty to luck out and go AE-Conference to Steve MacDonald next year. I, CINDY STANTON, wiE my height to Id tty West, so she doesn't have to worry about being carded. I, TEDDY TAYLOR, will party. I, DAVID WEEDING, will my abiEty to ride bulls to Jay Mumion, so he can bite his fingernails, break out in a cold sweat, get queezy before every ride Eke I do. I, PATTY WEST, wiE my shortness to Cindy Stanton, so that she doesn't have to bend down so far. I, KIT WILIE, will the class of the Senior class to the rest of the school, because they have none. I, TODD WILLIAMS, wiE my charm good looks to Jay Mumion. The foregoing instrument was, at the date thereof, made, signed, published, and declared by the said Class of 1981, as then Last WiE and Testament. 38 AUTOGRAPHS ( ) pipsqueak, ( ) a living doll. Dear ( ) bubblegummer, I think you are ( ) from outer space. ( ) babydoll, ( ) a teacher's pet. ( ) you could be as good as the Seniors? Don't you wish ( ) the school would disappear this summer? ( ) you would get off the F list? ( ) the Freshmen grow up. It'll be a happy day when ( ) you get your foot out of your mouth. ( ) you decide to take a bath. ( ) you'll go out with me. ( ) salute when I pass. Please ( ) learn to walk straight. ( ) drop dead. Sincerely, P.S. ( I can't wait until ( ( ) next year. ) you learn to read. ) you learn to mind your own business. CLASSES ( ) pipsqueak, Dear ( ) bubblegummer, ( ) babydoll, ( ) a living doll. I think you are ( ) from outer space. ( ) a teacher's pet. ( ) you could be as good as the Seniors? Don't you wish ( ) the school would disappear this summer? ( ) you would get off the F list? ( ) the Freshmen grow up. It’ll be a happy day when ( ) you get your foot out of your mouth. ( ) you decide to take a bath. ( ) you'll go out with me. ( ) salute when I pass. Please ( ) learn to walk straight. ( ) drop dead. Sincerely, P.S. ( I can't wait until ( ( ) next year. ) you learn to read. ) you learn to mind your own business. SHE 30E ( ) pipsqueak, Dear ( ) bubblegummer, ( ) babydoll, ( ) a living doll. I think you are ( ) from outer space. ( ) a teacher's pet. ( ) you could be as good as the Seniors? Don't you wish ( ) the school would disappear this summer? ( ) you would get off the F list? ( ) the Freshmen grow up. It'll be a happy day when ( ) you get your foot out of your mouth. ( ) you decide to take a bath. ( ) you'll go out with me. ( ) salute when I pass. Please ( ) learn to walk straight. ( ) drop dead. | Sincerely, P.S. ( I can't wait until ( ( ) next year. ) you learn to read. ) you learn to mind your own business. JUNIORS CLASS OF ’82 Kirk Beckett Mike Bibeau Carson Buffington, Jackie Burgess John Cold we 11 Lavonne Goldwell Dan Fellman David Fogle JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Lavonne Coldwell-Student Council Rep., Carol Ritter-President, Clyde Shawver-Vice President, Katrina Phipps-Secretary, Jean Rogge-Student Council Rep. Jim Gibbs Debbie Green Glen Gould Ray Hageman 42 43 45 Ron Ballensky Kent Clark Diane Kibler ferry Mumion Anita Barclay Wyatt Colvin Tom Loomis Marilyn Nelson Holly Billing Nora Drew Rhonda McWilliams Charles Phipps Lee Billing Debbie Graham Sandi Miller Kelly Pierson 46 Randy Flu bar Ffenny Roberts Phyllis Shawver April Trumbo Lori West Sandi Williams Terry Witt Kevin Wright SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Lori West-Secretary, Diane Kibler-Resident, Terry Witt-Student Council Rep- resentative, Randy Pluhar-Vice President, Holly Billing-Student Council Representative. 47 48 FRESHMEN Sandra Barclay Lee Gibbs Rosene Lehner Melodie Milroy Wanda O’Connor Jason Coldwell Fbtty Graham Julie Loomis Jay Murnion Jodi Phipps Michelle Galla Cindy Gregg Stewart McWilliams Vince Murnion Myma Phipps 50 CLASS OF ’84 Dean Selman David Spencer Tom Stanton Mike Wilson RIGHT SIDE; Weldon Smotherman Daren Spillum Jeannie Williams FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Myma Phipps -Secretary, Loren Spillum -S. C. Rep., Tom Stanton-Piesident, Mike Wilson-Vice President, Wanda O'Connor-S. C. Rep. 51 SENIORS TORTURE FRESHMEN I 53 □ SPORTS ( ) failure. ( ) rotten To a ( ) macho man. We had a ( ) sensational team. ( ) jockette. ( ) spastic ( ) jock. ( ) partying ( ) you made so many points. I think it's great that ( ) you always helped the other team. ( ) you finally learned to tie you shoelaces. 0 0 0 ( ) got locked out. On the overnight trip, I heard you ( ) met a fascinating person. ( ) wet your bed. ( ) a drag. Wasn't the coach ( ) wonderful. ( ) a hunk. ( ) partial. ( ) conceit. I admire your ( ) hairy legs. e ( ) body. ( ) height. ( ) Mohammad Ali. I think you will be another ( ) Mean Joe Green. ( ) Doctor J. ( ) Nancy Lopez. Signature: P.S, 0 0 0 □ 3QE-------30f=------ini— inr— ini 10 I0G ( ) failure. To a ( ) macho man. ( ) jockette. ( ) jock. ( ) rotten We had a ( ) sensational team. ( ) spastic ( ) partying ( I think it s great that ( ( ) you made so many points. ) you always helped the other team. ) you finally learned to tie your shoelaces. ( On the overnight trip, I heard you ( ( ) got locked out. ) met a fascinating person. ) wet your bed. Wasn't ( the coach ( ( ( ) a drag. ) wonderful. ) a hunk. ) partial. ( ) conceit. I admire your ( ) hairy legs. ( ) body. ( ) height. ( ) Mohammad Ali. I think you will be another ( ) Mean Joe Green. ( ) Doctor J. ( ) Nancy Lopez. Signature: P.S. FOOTBALL HAS HIGH-POINT SEASON BACK ROW: Coach Dave Kloker, Ass't Coach Tom Billing,' Ass’t'Coach Jack Linford, Dale Brooks, Jeff Hardee, David Weeding, Fete Shawver, Brian MacDonald, Duane Engdahl, Shawn FitzGerald, Sam Mury, Teddy Taylor. MIDDLE ROW: Duane Bollinger, Darrell Willis, Dan Fellman, Kit Wille, Chad FitzGerald, Skip Johnson, Shane Harbaugh, Steve MacDonald, Mike Losinski, Ray Hageman, Shane Hansard. FRONT ROW: Glen Gould, Jay Mur- nion, Loren Spillum, Lee Billing, Wyatt Colvin, David Spencer, Fterry Mumion, Clyde Shawver, Chris Scyphers. This page is sponsored by FOSTER JORDAN DRUG 56 nu3 l- AB ° ER This page is sponsored by GARFIELD TITLE INSURANCE IfQOTBA TQOTBAU 'ttQTBA - [OOTBAtf 'OOTBAI FOOTBALL • In K fOOTBA’' -00t� R'-i 'OnTBfttf 'iotbau nOTBAl' SENIOR PLAYERS: Back Row-Teddy Taylor, Dale Brooks, Jeff Hardee, David Weeding, Ftete Shawver, Brian MacDonald, Duane Engdahl, Shawn FitzGerald. Front Row-Chad FitzGerald, Duane Bollinger, KitWille, Skip Johnson, Sam Mury. I ALL CONFERENCE-1ST TEAM Jeff Hardee Offensive End Kicker Punter Ffete Shawver Quarterback Shawn FitzGerald Linebacker ALL CONFERENCE-2ND TEAM. Jeff Hardee Defensive End Pete Shawver Linebacker Shawn FitzGerald Running Back HONORABLE MENTION THIS PAGE: A11-State Offensive End Jeff Hardee. The team in motion. OPPOSITE PAGE: Shawn Fitz Gerald walks away from a mud soaked field. Duane Engdahl and his proud parents. Miles City Star sportswriter Gordie Spears and Brian MacDonald. Co-Captain Shawn FitzGerald and his awards. Jordan 45 vs Nashua 26 Jordan 0 vs Ekalaka 28 Jordan 45 vs Rosebud 26 Jordan 34 vs Terry 16 Jordan 75 vs Hysham 46 Jordan 20 vs Wibaux 53 Jordan 35 vs Opheim 14 58 Chad FitzGerald Offensive End Brian MacDonald Defensive End Mike Los inski Defensive Nose Guard ALL STATE-1ST TEAM Jeff Hardee Offensive End HONORABLE MENTION Jeff Hardee Kicker Ifete Shawver Quarterback INDIVIDUAL AWARDS Shawn FitzGerald Captain Head-hunter Rotten Orange Ifeie Shawver Captain MVP Offense Brian MacDonald Most Inspirational Mike Losinski Most Improved 59 Standing-Coach Lee Deming, Lori West, Fran West, Carol Ritter, Wanda Lervick, Cindy Hager, Cathy Engdahl, Dale Hains, Holly Billing, Deanna Stanton, Juanita Gould. Kneeling-Melodie Milroy. Girls take third at District The girls basketball season started out this year with eleven smiling, eager faces. The team con- sisted of four Seniors: Dale Hains, Wanda lervick, Cathy Engdahl, and Juanita Gould; four Juniors: Fran West, Cindy Hager, Carol Ritter, and Deanna Stan- ton; two Sophomores: Holly Billing and Lori West; and one Freshman: Melodie Milroy. Tire first games of the year were played at the Richey Invitational Tournament. We won the first game and then moved into the championship game. We lost to the Wibaux Longhorns, which placed us 2nd in the tournament. The season games went well this year, and many things made it this way. The greatest satisfaction of all must have been beating the Terry Terriers. It was the first time we have done that in a long time. The coach always said one day we could have a chocolate talk, but he always brought chalk instead of chocolate. Dale Hains seemed to really like the Rosebud girls, especially Jackie Bromley. The coach was very happy with our last practice before District, so he got a free shower. It’s too bad lie didn't know better than to leave his nice clothes on while he was doing it though. After the season games were over, the part of the season that we had been working for arrived. It was District Tournament. We won the first game against Wibaux and then lost the second to the Ekalaka Bull- dogs. This put us in the Saturday morning game a- gainst Busby. We won this game and advanced to the consolation game against Hysham. With luck from Cathy, with a dime in her sock, Dale Ann shaving her legs, and lots of hustle, we won that game. With tears in our eyes and smiles on our faces, we ran into the locker room. We knew that this win had given us all tickets to Divisional in Billings, We not only placed 3rd, but the band won a trophy, Cathy Engdahl was named MVP, and Dale Hains and Wanda Lervick were named to the Honorable Mention team. Cathy was also named to the A11-Conference team. Then came Divisional. We lost our first game to Absarokee and won the second against Broadview. We then lost to Custer, and this put us out of the tournament. Some of the high points of this tourna- ment were when some guys followed the bus all the way to where we were staying, and Annie Michol Deming being born. Dale and Wanda must have re- ally been hungry for donuts on Friday night. They wished so hard that a dozen donuts appeared at their door while they were sleeping. The annual Awards Banquet was held and the moth- ers made a terrific supper. Trophies were given to Cathy Engdahl for Best Defense and Captain and to Carol RittEr for Most Improved. Dale Hains, Juanita Gould, and Wanda Lervick were given medals for being Co-Captains. 60 VARSITY SCORES: RICHEY TOURNAMENT Jordan 58 VS Richey 53 Jordan 39 vs Wibaux 45 CONFERENCE FLAY Jordan 40 VS Terry 48 Jordan 28 vs Rosebud 30 Jordan 43 vs Busby 26 Jordan 34 vs Flevna 16 Jordan 52 vs Hysham 54 Jordan 33 vs Wibaux 36 Jordan 30 vs Ekalaka 48 Jordan 38 vs Wibaux 30 Jordan 34 vs Dodson 33 Jordan 36 vs Dodson 29 Jordan 33 vs Busby 53 Jordan 52 vs Hysham 63 Jordan 48 vs Rosebud 38 Jordan 37 vs Terry 35 Jordan 39 vs Flevna 26 Jordan 41 vs Ekalaka 56 DISTRICT 4-C TOURNAMENT Jordan 39 vs Wibaux 30 Jordan 36 vs Ekalaka 64 Jordan 60 vs Busby 40 Jordan 52 vs Hysham 41 DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Jordan 26 vs Absarokee 50 Jordan 49 vs Broadview 41 Jordan 30 vs Custer 48 JV SCORES: Jordan 22 vs Hysham 12 Jordan 8 vs Wibaux 26 Jordan 10 vs Ekalaka 22 Jordan 6 vs Wibaux 14 Jordan 14 vs Hysham 18 Jordan 7 vs Ekalaka 11 This page is sponsored by RYAN GROCERY LAUNDRY 61 Lucky dimes take us to DIVISIONALS This page is sponsored by ARTZ SPRAY SERVICE 62 63 BEHIND EVERY SPORT THERE ARE CHEERLEA TOP: Lavonne Coldwell. MIDDLE: Lisa Fterez, Wanda Barclay, Lena Ritter. BOTTOM: Sandi Miller, Anita Barclay. HOME COMING Homecoming kicked off to a good start Thursday night when the rain stopped long enough to hold the bonfire snake dance. After talks by the coaches and team captains, and several cheers by the cheerleaders, the dummy was thrown at the fire-most of it blowing away in the wind. The snake dance was then led up town. Friday night, the girls basket- ball team traveled to Terry and was defeated by the Terriers, 40 to 48. Saturday morning dawned bright and promised to stay nice for the day's activities. The parade started at noon in front of the high school and was led by the band. The Senior float was the win- ning float, with the Junior float coming in second and the Sopho- more float coming in third. The Freshmen, the faculty, and the girls basketball team also had floats. Everyone then went to the football field to watch the foot- ball team defeat the Rosebud Wranglers, 45 to 26. During half-time, Seniors Brian Mac Donald and Luci Helm, Juniors Steve MacDonald and Deanna Stanton, Sophomores Randy Pluhar and Phyllis Shawver, and Freshmen David Spencer and Lisa Fterez walked onto the field and Brian and Luci were announ- ced as the new Homecoming King and Queen. They were crowned by Doug Beckett and Lavonne Coldwell, last years King and Queen. The girls basketball team met the Rosebud Wranglers that night in the gym and lost, 28 to 30, after a hard fought game. After the basketball game, a dance was held in the multi-pur- pose room of the high school. This page is sponsored by FARMER UNION OIL CO 64 FIRE HALL RY COODS WHO S TOUG RANGLEH JEA NOT THE... % BACK ROW: A Squad- Lavonne Cold we 11, Wanda Lervick, Miss McCarthy-sponsor, Carol Ritter, and Lena Ritter. FRONT ROW: B Squad- Deanna Stanton, Anita Barclay, Rosene Lehner, and Wanda Barclay. 65 MUSTANGS TIE FOR 2ND A-squad: Top to Bottom-Coach Lee Deming, Pete Shawver, Duane Engdahl, Brian MacDonald, Jeff Hardee, Ray Hageman, Dale Brooks, Steve MacDonald, KitWille, Shawn FitzGerald, Skip Johnson, Chad FitzGerald, Lynn Fluhar-Manager. Not pictured: David Fogle Shane Harbaugh. VARSITY SCORES: SACRED HEART TOURNAMENT Jordan 73vsLabre 83 Jordan 103vsBroadus 63 CONFERENCE PLAY Jordan 45 vs Hysham 38 Jordan 56 vs Wibaux 61 Jordan 51 vs Rosebud 48 Jordan 58 vs Terry 40 Jordan 67 vs Hysham 50 Jordan 71 vs Busby 50 Jordan 56 vs Ekalaka 77 Jordan 68 vs Plevna 48 Jordan 67 vs W ibaux 49 Jordan 70 vs Pine Hills 33 Jordan 59 vs Terry 41 Jordan 55 vs Rosebud 36 Jordan 66 vs Plevna 50 Jordan 56 vs Ekalaka 69 Jordan 80 vs Pine Hills 30 Jordan 64 vs Busby 48 This page is sponsored by P J SUPERSTOP JV'S FINISH 12 - 8 B-squad C-squad: 1st Row-April Trumbo-Manager, Tom Stanton, Glen Gould, Jay Mumion, David Spencer, Mike Wilson, Sandi Miller-Manager. 2nd Row-Loren Spillnm, David Fogle, Charles Phipps, Lee Billing, Dan Fellman, Stewart McWilliams. 3rd Row-Fred Mumion, Carson Buffington, Shane Hansard, Shane Harbaugh, Dean Rogge. 4th Row-Coach Dave Kloker, Terry Witt. JV SCORES: Jordan 42 vs Custer Co. 57 Jordan 56 vs Hysham 43 Jordan 55 vs Sacred Heart 67 Jordan 48 vs W ibaux 56 Jordan 62 vs Rosebud 38 Jordan 77 vs Terry 31 Jordan 77 vs Hysham 43 Jordan 48 vs Ekalaka 49 Jordan 65 vs Plevna 47 Jordan 51 vs W ibaux 33 Jordan 65 vs Terry 32 Jordan 53 vs Rosebud 31 Jordan 65 vs Plevna 21 Jordan 41 vs Ekalaka 55 Jordan 48 vs Sacred Heart 57 C-9QUAD SCORES: Jordan 29 vs Hysham 12 Jordan 37 vs Sacred Heart 57 Jordan 33 vs Ekalaka 58 Jordan 30 vs Wibaux 29 Jordan 37 vs Ekalaka 36 This page is sponsored by WILLIE MURNION FEED Boys win trip to Divisional The Mustangs finished their season 13-3 in conference, and 14-4 over-all. They tied with the Wibaux Longhorns for 2nd place in District 4-C, with the Ekalaka Bulldogs being in 1st place. The Mustangs played the Busby Eagles in their first game at the tournament, and defeated them, 62 to 37. In their second game, the Mustangs defeated the Wibaux Longhorns, 52 to 47, which qualified .them for competition in the Divisional tournament. In the Mustangs’ third game, the champions hip game, they were defeated by the Ekalaka Bulldogs, 43 to 64, Four Must- angs were listed on the tournament team list: Jeff Hardee Brian MacDonald on the 1st Team, Ffete Shawver on the 2nd Team, Chad FitzGerald on Honorable Mention. Coach Deming was runner-up for the Coach of the Year Award. Both the band the cheerleaders also won awards at the tournament. This page is sponsored by PIONEER GARAGE FEPCLUB: Front Row-Ffete Shawver, Deanna Stanton-Secretary, Wanda Lervick-Vice President, Dixie Green-Resident, Shawn FitzGerald, 2nd Row-Jean Rogge, Cathy Engdahl, Jeff Hardee, Brian MacDonald, Lena Ritter, Patrick Baugh, Melodie Milroy, Cindy Gregg, 3rd Row-Debbie Green, Dale Hains, Wanda Barclay, Lavonne Coldwell, Anita Barclay, Stewart McWilliams, Rosene Lehner. BackRow-Myma Phipps, Katrina Phipps, Fran West, JoDee Isaacs, Mrs. Mans- field-Sponsor, Fhtty West, Sandra Barclay. Pep Club runs concessions 70 14 derbys create a delusion DRILL TEAM MEMBERS: Chlo Larson, Wanda Ler- vick, Jean Rogge, Deanna Stanton, Lavonne Coid- well, JoDee Isaacs, Ffenny Roberts, Holly Billing, Sandi Miller, Cindy Gregg, Patty Graham, Rosene Leliner, Melodie Milroy, Sandra Barclay. Choir Band entertain community CHOIR: Front Row-Debbie Graham, Fhtty Graham, Chlo Larson, Marilyn Nelson. Middle Row-Laura Olson, Phyllis Shawver, Michelle Galla, Anita Barclay, Holly Billing, Sandi Miller. Back Row-Weldon Smotherman, Kent Clark, Duane Engdahl, fete Shawver, Skip Johnson, Miss Rosana Schmucker. BAND: Front Row-Stacie Lillienthal, Carol Ritter, Wanda Lervick, Cindy Hager, April Trumbo, Lisa McKin- ley. 2nd Row-Darla Stanton, Rosene Leliner, Glen Gould, Holly Billing, Jean Rogge, Shawn FitzGerald, Chlo Larson, Mimi Bateman. 3rd Row-Jean Ady, Marilyn Nelson, Laura Olson, Kent Clark, Dean Rogge, Melodie Milroy, Myrna Fhipps, Katrina Phipps, Lee Billing, Kit Wille. 4th Row-George Ady, Lena Ritter, Luci Helm, fete Shawver, Sheila Whiteside, Larry Baker, Tom Stanton, Chad FitzGerald, Kim Wilson. Back Row-Skip Johnson, Mary Beth McKeever, Mark Colvin. 74 75 Christmas entertainment ACTIVITIES di---T-r-:iBL==3131= 1 E]l=- ]mi ini-1 Pi [=: =1 Pi inn ( ) worker. ( Best wishes fellow ( ) goof-off. I'm so proud ( ( ) star. ( ( 0 Wasn't it fun to ( ( ) eat all the time? ) go to practice at 5 a.m.? ) bug the advisor? ) of myself. ) we won 1st. ) we're from Jordan. B ( I was so surprised ( ( ) that you made the team. ) when you got your 1st hair on your chest. ) when you gained all that weight. □ ( I'll never tell ( ( ) wire re the money box went. ) who put the cramergesics on'the opposing teams ) what you did in the back of the bus. jocks. ( ) not having me? Can you imagine ( ) not crawling the walls? ( ) working? Signature: P.S. JBC LERVICK HEADS STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL: Back Row: Lavonne Coldwell-Junior Rep,. Holly Billing-Sophomore Rep., Terry Witt- Sophomore Rep., Wanda O'Connor-Freshman Rep. Front Row: Jean Rogge-Junior Rep., Brenda Drew-Secretary Senior Rep., Wanda Barclay -Senior Rep., Wanda Lervick-President, Katrina Phipps-Vice Resident, Loren Spillum-Freshman Rep. This year, the Student Council, under the leadership of Wanda Ler- vick, sponsored several activities for the students of GCHS. Some of the activities were a tape dance during Homecoming, picture taking, and the Winter Formal. WINTER FORMAL THIS PAGE; Crownbearers Jean Rogge Clyde Shawver, Queen Wanda Lervick King Ffete Shawver. OPPOSITE PAGE: Shane Harbaugh, Debbie Green, 8c Lynn Pluhar watching the coro- nation. Luci Helm, Leo Dutton, 8c Shawn FitzGerald watching people dance. The band ”100 Proof from Red Lodge. Lena Ritter showing everyone the latest disco moves. Carol Ritter Cathy Engdahl dancing up a storm. 78 79 AD SALESMEN Michelle Galla, Sandra Barclay, Wanda O'Connor, Fran West, Lena Ritter, Patrick Baugh, Cathy Engdahl, Wanda Barclay, Mike Losinski, JoDee Isaacs. NOT PICTURED: Ffcte Shawver, Ron Ballensky, Cindy Gregg, Fred Mumion, Mike Bibeau, Anita Barclay, Kent Clark, Cindy Stanton. 80 Iff 1 OPPOSITE PAGE: Skip John- son taking pictures. Editor trick Baugh Ass't Editor Cathy Engdahl discussing pages. THIS PAGE; Carol Ritter Cathy Engdahl working on pages. Kent Clark making headlines. Carol Ritter Clyde Shawver trimming pictures. Wanda Lervick typing. Photographer Juan- ita Gould. Sponsor Mareta Ma Brusett. 81 82 OPPOSITE PAGE: Ass't Editor Patrick Baugh, Cathy Eng- dahl, Wanda Barclay laughing about an article. Editor Lena Ritter putting on some music. Editor Dixie Green writing her column. THIS PAGE: Ron Ballensky, Wanda Barclay, Cathy Eng- dahl Lena Ritter discussing what pictures to put in the paper. Photographer Jackie Burgess. Debbie Green writing her article. Ass’t Editor Patrick Baugh typing. Wanda Barclay laughing about her picture. 83 PLAYSCHOOL: Marc Kloker, Chevell Ryan, Scott McDonald, Mandy Uthaug, Barry John- ston, Michael West, Brady Olson, Jeremy Watt, Darcie Eteterson, Jason Jessen, Dusky Ritter, Reggie Lawrence, Angie Peeler, Jill Hellyer, Lisa Ryan, Nicole Paxton, Jenille Turner, Mariah FitzGerald, Cari Mumion, Jeremy Johnston, Aaron Hageman, Dixie Stanton, Deana Gregg, Dina Shawver, Amber Fteeler, Leon Harbaugh, O.J. Jessen, Joel Franklin, Walt Harbaugh, Darci Gregg, Den- ise Linford, Jodi Stanton. CHILD DEVELO FEME NT CLASS: Mrs. Bray- Sponsor, Cindy Stanton, June Nelson, Shane Hansard, Dale Hains, Laura Olson, Carson Buffington. 85 FHA: Front Row-Lavonne Colwell-Historian Reporter, Carol [Utter-President, Wanda Lervick-Secretary. Back Row-Deanna Stanton-Vice President, Sandra Barclay, Dale Hains, Chlo Larson, Cindy Stanton, Holly Billing-Songleader. FHA sponsors nutrition break The FHA started the year out with Mrs. Bray preparing an install- ation dinner. Those attending the dinner were last year's President Carmen Saylor, chapter parents Wendy Jack Linford and Claudia Stanton, and school board member Evelyn Ritter and her husband. Around Christmas time, the girls repaired and gift wrapped donated dolls and toys. The toys were then given to needy children in Miles City. The latest project of the year was selUng fruit to the students of GCHS every morning. The fruit cost 250 and was sold to help im- prove the nutrition of the students. OPPOSITE PAGE: Mrs. Bray setting out plates. June Nelson, Holly Billing, Carol Ritter delivering fruit. Holly June working on toys. Rhonda McWilliams selling fruit. Dale Hains, Wanda Lervick, Claudia Stanton, Holly Billing preparing a meal. 86 87 4 teams compete in intramurals 88 TEAM 1 Teddy Taylor Lori West June Nelson Todd Williams Dean Selman NOT PICTURED: David Weeding TEAM 2 Jack O’Brien Duane Bollinger Sandi W illiams Darrell Willis Clyde Shawver NOT PICTURED: Sandi Miller TEAM 3 Ron Ballensky Lynn Pluhar Penny Roberts Nora Drew Jack Burgess Kirk Beckett TEAM 4 Jason Coldwell Berry Mumion Randy Pluhar Carol Ritter Mike Losinski NDT PICTURED: Kelly Pierson 89 5 compete in Speech Drama This page is sponsored by NICKOLAS C. MURN ION-ATTORNEY AT LAW Phone: 557-2480 SPEECH DRAMA: Skip Johnson Lynn Fluhar- Humorous Duo. Chlo Lar- son-Oral Interp. Katrina Phipps Fran West-Serious Duo. Mrs. Edwards register- ing judges at the GCHS Speech Drama meet on Deoemberl3. Miss Me Carthy working at the GCHS meet. 90 MACDONALD HEADS RODEO CLUB RODEO CLUB: Front Row-Sandi Miller, Brian MacDonald, David Weeding-Vice President, Lavetta Weeding-Sponsor. Back Row - Jenny Mumion-Secretary, Steve MacDonald-President, Jay Mum- ion, Mike Bibeau, Fred Mumion, Dale Brooks, Sam Mury, Jack O’Brien, Doug Weeding-Sponsor. 91 This page is sponsored by DALE FELLMAN-FORMAX FEED DORM: Top to bottom: Jason Cold-well, Kelly Pierson, Randy Plu- har, Anita Barclay, Rhonda McWilliams, Mike Losinski, John Cold- well, Terry Witt, Diane Kibler, Wanda O’Connor, Sandra Barclay, Lavonne Coldwell, Wanda Barclay, JoDee Isaacs, Lynn Pluhar. One big happy family 92 DORM COUNCIL: Back Row-Jason Coldwell, Randy Pluhar, John Cold we II, Lynn PLu ha r-President. Front Row-Wanda O’Connor, Diane Kibler, Lavonne Coldwell, Wanda Barclay-Secretary, Mrs. Helen Dunning-Dorm Matron. 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( ) you weren't smarter. 3 I only regret ( ) you are leaving. ( ) I wasn't meaner. ( ) you were absent Days when ( ) you brought a bribe, 1 was happy. FACULTY ( ) you passed a test ( ) happinesss. I wish you ( ) your just deserts. ( ) would become a teacher. Studiously yours. Footnote: =)0E E)0E 30E 5D0G S—ini 30E =)0E 5)0 ill □ ( ) smart To a ( ) great teacher. I liked your classes because... ( ) boring ( ) I could catch up on my sleep. ( ) a cute student sat beside me. ( ) ya done teached me scads of stuff. ( ) Attila the Hun. When I think of you, I always think of ( ) pandomonium. ( ) a great intellect. ( ) disappointing It will be ( ) a tragedy to have you as a teacher next year. ( ) nice ( ) have a good summer. ( ) stuff it. I hope you ( ) choke on chalk dust. In closing ( ) thanks alot. ( ) save me an A . ( ) thank God it's over. Sincerely, 96 MR. EARL McKINLEY-PRINCIPAL BETTY JOHNSON MARY BILLING 97 DON BRAY HONORE BRAY MARETA BRUSETT DEMING Shop I,II,III,IV Driver Ed. 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Special Olympics Sponsor Athletic Director Junior Class Sponsor G Club Sponsor Football, Track, and B-Squad Boys Basket- ball Coach 99 BARB MANSFIELD MIKE MANSFIELD IULI MCCARTHY DEE PEDERSON Biology Chemistry Life Science Physical Science Junior Class Sponsor Ffep Club Sponsor Algebra I, II English I,II, III,IV Spanish Geometry Sophomore Class Sponsor Math of Finance Cheerleading Sponsor Freshman Class Sponsor Speech Drama Coach Play Sponsor 100 WILLARD WAGNER ROSE LERVICK JEANETTE THOMAS ROSANA SCHMUCKER BRUCE THOMAS Band Counselor Choir Sophomore Class Sponsor 101 Congratulations and best wishes Class of ’81 Ruth and Dave Manning JANUARY MARCH MAY 2-Dan Fellman 5-Miss McCarthy 7-Clyde Ffete Shawver 8 -Shane Hansard Sandi Miller 10-Anita Barclay 15-Lavonne Cold well Laura Olson 17-Cindy Gregg Patty West 19- Katrina Phipps 20- Darrell Willis 22-Kit Wille 27-Chlo Larson FEBRUARY 1-Jack O’Brien 7-Dixie Green, Tom Stan- ton, David Weeding 11-Charlene Saylor 21-Dale Brooks Cindy Stanton 24-Deanna Stanton 1-Rosene Lehner 5- Kelly Pierson 6- John Loomis 9-Dean Jean Rogge 22- Jo Dee Isaacs 23- Jeff Loomis Todd Williams 28-Ron Ballensky APRIL 3- Cathy Engdahl, Shawn FitzGerald, Luci Helm 4- Duane Bollinger Fred Mumion 16- Terri Galla 17- Julie Loomis 23-Sandi Williams 25-Charles Phipps Lori West BIRTHDAY 2-Mis. 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Kloker 8-Mary Billing 11-Mr. Deming 13-Wanda Lervick 19-Glen Gould 26-Lena Ritter 29-Kirk Beckett 30 -Wanda O ’Connor 9-Skip Johnson 15-Dean Selman 17-Melodie Milroy 20-Lynn Pluhar 24-Sandra Barclay 26-Milte Losinski Terry Witt 28-Teddy Taylor OCTOBER 5-Lee Gibbs 13-Fran West 20-Myma Phipps 25- Marilyn Nelson 26- Kent Clark 27- Nora Drew Vince Mumion 28- Duane Engdahl David Fogle AUGUST 5- Wanda Barclay Jim Gibbs 6- Steve MacDonald 10-Wyatt Colvin 16- Shane Harbaugh Stewart McWilliams 17- Miss Schmucker 18- Jenny Mumion 24-April Trumbo 27-Betty Johnson Willard Wagner 29-Mr. Mansfield 4-Carol Ritter 9-A1 Johnson 12-Mb. Bray Kevin Wright 14-Rose lervick Mike Wilson 18 -John Coldwell Debbie Graham 25-Jack Burgess, Chad Fitz Gerald, Cindy Hager 27-Mr. McKinley 29- CaBon Buffington 30- Ratty Graham CALENDAR DECEMBER 1 -Patrick Baugh 2-Ray Hageman 9-Dee ffeteson 16-Ffenny Roberts 18- Sam Mury 19- Mr. Kloker 20- Juanita Gould 27-Holly Lee Billing 30- Diane Kibler Loien Spillum 31- Mb. Mansfield best wishes to THE CLASS OF '81 0 via p uSc BEHIND THE BANK Phone 557-6287 1 VFW POST 7886 AUXILIARY GREGG APTS. A NICE PLACE TO LIVE 103 KARL'S HELL CREEK MARINA Cabins, Boat Docks and Boats For Rent Karl Evelyn Hinther 557-2345 C C DISTRIBUTORS Alvin, Dale, and Richard Clark Mac Porter Phone: 557-2217 STANTON We haul all kinds of grain. GRAIN EBERT STANTON HELL CREEK BAR .. V? - Come Have A Devil Of A Time With- Ansel Patsy Krum South Haynes Avenue Miles City.MT THE HOME OF THE ORidNAL GUARANTEED STEAK MARY WHO'S WHO IN GARFIELD COUNTY Mayor: Mary Ann Engdahl City Engineer: Rocky Nelson Landfill Maintenance: Phillip Trumbo Librarian: Almeada Fogle Library Board: Alta Wille, Susan Ha ge- man, April Milroy, Jim Wheatcroft City Councilmen: Dale Bollinger, John Gibson, Robert Johnson, Tom Ryan City Clerk: Carol Watson Hospital Administrator: Bob O’Connor Board: Irl Stanton, Clifford Highland, Adonna Colvin, Calvin Thomas, Mike Landers Doctor: Gregory Hemingway Director of Nurses: Maxine Sickles Medical Records: Lillian O’Connor Lab Technician: Ellen Chapman Maintenance: Jim Gibson Laundry: Esther Jessen Head Cook: Grace Euell Doctor's Nurses: Darlene Shawver, Betty Padgett Dentist: Robert Rowe Assistants: Pam Galla, Sonja Turner Rural Health Initiative Board: George Hageman, Bob O’Connor MT Health System: Ada Weeding m pilCK MUipiON 104 MID-RIVERS TELEPHONE Garfield County n ,. . . Annabelle M. Boarding Home ca™™ COOPERATIVE, INC. 0. SttycCaAi For all your Earth Moving and Dirt Work see L.O. Engdahl County Commissioners: Kenneth Coulter, Artie Larson, Marvin Hallberg County Treasurer: Betty Cooley, Marlene Shawver County Assessor: Norma Hoverson, Muff Engdahl Clerk of Court: Linda Mallo County Clerk: JoAnn Stanton, Jacque Giegg Sheriff: Spud Cremer Deputy Sheriff: Bob Baugh County Brand Inspector: Francis Joyce County Health Nurse: Jana Olson Supt. of Schools: Grace Kampf County Attorney: Nick Mumion Postmaster: Ernie Fogle Assistants: Karen Mumion, Kathy Mont- gomery Cohagen Postmaster: Cary Zook Brusett Postmaster: Mary Cowin Sand Springs Postmaster: Joe Dutton County Maintenance Supervisor: Keith Lilienthal County Administrator: Fem Schillreff County Coroner: Uoyd Cox Fire Dept. President: John Gibson Ambulanoe Drivers: Irl Stanton, George FitzGerald, Spud Cremer, Ansel Krum, Jim Ryan Swimming Pool Directors; Jim Ryan, Wayne Hunter, Karen Barnes________________ JORDAN ELECTRIC Dayle Hains Garfield Abstract Title Insurance Abstracts Fhuline Abarr 557-2757 JOHN D. MURNION SONS TRUCKING 105 Glasgow Implement Q J Dealers Assn. FARM EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. CH ZERBE BROTHERS MARKLE'S IMPLEMENT T fl TOWN RANCH SERVICENTER VALLEY IMPLEMENT CO., INC. WHO'S WHO IN GARFIELD COUNTY Council on Aging: Evon Bollinger Cemetery Board: Betty Hageman, Dale Bollinger, Ernie Fogle, Norma Hoverson Fair Board: Ross Billing, Betty Johnson, Marlene Watt, Donald Weeding, Art Pluhar, GerritWille, Norma Hoverson TV Board: George FitzGerald, Ron Stan- ton, Don West Justice of the Peace: Helen Dunning, Martin Barnes MT Board of Natural Resources: Cecil Weeding Horse Show Board: Steve Taylor Cancer Society: Norma Newland Heart Fund: Mary Ann Engdahl Red Cross: Lorraine Wright County Boarding Home: Annabelle Cam- eron Boy Scouts: John McKinley Girl Scouts: Ellen Chapman Young Life: Jack Kathy McRae Green Thumb: Mary Hansard VFW: John Gibson VFW Aux.: Marie Burgess Commercial Club: Tom Billing Jaycees: Nick Mumion Jayceens: Jackie Currey Civic Club: Susan Hageman Miles City Packing Co. Serving Eastern Montana for 35 years MILES CITY, MT a1 BILL RYAN TRUCKING Clothing Sewing family. THF MURNIONS JORDAN, MT JORDAN, MT 557-2876 § oriA Miles City,MT 106 For All Your Insurance Needs See Jordon Irmirartce Service GARFIELD i c.ou nt; fotaan, y W H f ICHlt NK ana Your Friendly Home Owned Full Service Bank Member FDIC 557-2201 THE REMUDA STAFF HO FES THAT THEY MANAGED TO LIST EVERYONE THAT SHOULD BE ON THIS LIST. IF WE MISSED ANYONE, WE ARE SORRY. Cowbelles; Carla Fitch Blackfoot HDC: Ruth Coulter Prairie Chickens: Iris Hanson Maids of All Trades: April Milroy Royal Neighbors: Martha Uthaug 4-H Club leader: Les Guptill Double A: Phyllis Watt Busy Bees: Sandra Wilson Eager Beavers: Diane Hooker Big Dry Wranglers: Cynthia Mumion Lone Tree Co. Liners: Dorcas McWil- liams, Barbra Hiisch Merry Makers: Gloria Clark 4-Square: Jane Engdahl Haxby Point: Bob McKenna Ministers Lutheran: Ray Swanson Assembly of God: Mike Franklin Presbyterian: John McKinley 7th Day Adventists: Wayne Moore Latter Day Saints: Curtis Phipps Catholic: Patrick O'Reilly State Representative: John Ryan State Senator: Dave Manning Governor: Ted Schwinden Lt. Governor: George Turman U. S.Representative: Ron Marlenee U.S. Senators: John Melcher, Max Baucus President: Ronald Reagan Vice President: George Bush RANCHER’S BAR FEGGY STONE VI KREIDER 0 MONEY Jordan Freight Thomas Mary Billing Box 1 30 Jordan, MT Jordan Shoe Shop Gladys Stanton Jordan, MT 107 Dixie’s Montana MILES CITY Red Rock Enjoy GLASS AND PAINT Village Motel -Cafe-Curios Cocktail Lounge Supper Club Ph. 232-4030 Miles City,MT BLACKFOOT: Back: John Saylor Dean Clark Roger Chamberlain Miss Haverkamp Kara Clark Jenny Loomis Front: Jana Loomis Cody Clark Mark Merlak Ebert Stanton Nathan Saylor ASKIN WELL SUPPLY P. O. BOX 694 MILES CITY. MONTANA 59301 232-2469 Wetrol Submersible Pumps Repair Service Complete Pressure System Windmills Now Available: Repair Parts For DLnlex Pumo Jacks Supply, Inc. Quality Always Farm Ranch Supplies 2415 Main Miles City, MT Ph. 232-3422 108 COHAGEN BAR Commercial Aerial Advertising Portraiture Illustrative MIKE MERTES Photographer CPS COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICES Downtown Cohagen Kenny Mama Goddard Box 486 515 Main Miles City, MT 232-6432 COHAGEN UPFER GRADES: Back Row-Jenny Cox, Kris Beckett, Shelly McWilliams, Edie Ballensky, Christy Green, Marcene McWilliams. Middle Row-Jolee Wil- liams, Carl Larson, Mike Williams, Dawn Beecher. Front Row-Earl Goddard, Cliff Schlepp, Mike Green, Terry Clauson, Pam Beecher. COHAGEN LOWER GRADES: Back Row-Laura Schlepp, Justin Pluhar, Tony Williams, Sandra Rena. Middle Row-Danny Williams, Donny Goddard, Ray Williams. Front Row-Lori Beckett, Waylon Pluhar. T7 M© RED BUTTE RANCH MURRAY GREYS Good Murray Grays practically produced for Commercial Cowman as well as the Registered Breeder ALAN G. BALLENSKY Miles City, MT 59301 Jordan Stage (406) 354-6181 IST7-TS FREDERICK C. (FREDDIE) MORTON GENERAL AGENT ROUTE t. BOX 3IO-A MILES CITY. MONTANA 88301 PHONE: (406) 232 2141 OR (406) 232 4381 109 Ready Mix Concrete-Washed Sand-Gravel Yellowstone Hill Miles City,MT Ph. 232-1400 DOEDEN CONSTRUCTION H ft T PRINTING Quality Printing Miles City, MT This is: Miles City Laundry Mangen’s Airport J.C DryCleaners Electrical Inn PENNEY Electric Motors Retail Ph. 232-1431 Service Supplies Family Catalog Ph. 232-4110 Rental Linen Food 819 Main St. Miles City, MT Miles City, MT Ph. 232-2240 1620 Main St. Miles City, MT Fun Miles City, MT 110 It's moie than a meal It's a TREAT! Circle, MT QtrcCe Service Bulk Gas Diesel, Tires, Batteries, 24 hr. Towing Service-AAA Farm Bureau Dealer-Ph. 485-3645 Circle, MT Len Harvey Kountz SAND SPRINGS: Back-Zeda Dudley, Pam Kieider, Eddie Kieider, Front-Kim Kieider, Bienda Thomas, Casey Thomas, Travis Sanders. BIG DRY: Back-Wendy Linford, Kanyon Chamberlain. Front-Jen Dutton, Maly Dutton, Mystie Mumion. WOODEN PER'S lib NICKEL BODY mmMjF ?IZZA SHOP Montana Bank of Circle, N. A. Windshields and Radiators The Sign of BETTER BANKING Pizza Beer Lunches, Steaks, Seafood Circle, Montana Complete Body Repair 485-3687 Circle, MT Circle,MT 59215 (406) 485-3334 Ill Curtiss Repair, Inc. Auto—Tractor Parts—Tools—Equipment Automotive Wholesale—HYD Hose—Fitting—Filters Phone 485-2582 CIRCLE MONTANA FLAT CREEK: Troy Twitchell, Travis Twitctell, Toni Twitchell, Sharon Larson, Mile Twitchell. PINE GROVE: Back-Emma lou Loomis, Betty Edebum, Beth Phipps. Front-Clayton Phipps, Jason Phipps, Jennifer Stanton. Ernst’s T'OUte always Jirst! Your always first! In store bakery, Mini Mall Shopping Center Circle, MT Give a Lane Love Chest ® Circle, MT Ph: 485-3344 5 J Greenhouse 6 Floral Flowers, Plants Wire Service Show your love for someone with a floral bouquet from S J, GLASGOW, MT 112 Shennum Construction Power line construct- ion and rebuilding. ELLETSON'S RV TRAILER SALES Winnebago Motor Homes 5th Wheelers 228-8600 Glasgow Livestock Sales Co. Cattle Hog Sales Thursday More Bucks for CIRCLE, MT Glasgow ,MT Your Livestock Glasgow, MT TREE COULEE: Twyla Heitz, Arnold Schmidt, Casey Heitz, Art Jordan. VAN NORMAN: Back-Karla Kerr, Sue Stanton, Corey Bollinger, Luke Mumion. Front-Lori Murnion, Candy Bollinger, Cody Bollinger, Chuck Kerr. p| t do Glasgow Vet D G Sports Western Animal health ULL BIG G IN GLASGOW equipment Eugene's Pizza specialists Town Country Furniture Glasgow Bakery Glasgow,MT 228-9313 Glasgow,MT 113 Reqitobh Miles City MT Hind Pocket Your Levi Store 1907 Main Miles City, MT Custom Heating G Sheet Metal For all your heating needs. When you want the best, forget all the test. Hiway 12 East Miles City.MT Bill Jensen 232-4307 Miles City Livestock Center Iron J Bar Brockway, MT Midway Bar Circle, MT Stallard Dent Miles City, MT Steckler's Furniture 508 Main Miles City, MT Olive Hotel Miles City, MT Riggs Camera Gift 801 Main Miles City, MT Squire Shop Miles City, MT John StockMll Jewelers Miles City. MT Furniture Mart Miles City, MT Dale Plumbing Heating Glasgow, MT Plains Engineering Miles City, MT Knit Knax Miles City, MT LLOYD jnaaNCY GOULD HIWAY 12 FURNITURE % CARPET Village Homestead aTTk. WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM Uyl Route 1 — Box 104 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 Beauty Health Salon Food L RED ROCK SPORTING GOODS Complete Beauty Service Located in Red Rock Lanes -the finest in health products- Bull nets Loop 1-94 East Mens’ Womens' Hair Jf.K Phone 406 232-2716 Styling Reflexology Massage Available Miles City, MT If.L MILES CITY, MONTANA 60301 Miles City, MT 114 Pfeavey Glasgow, MT FEED,FERTILIZER, AG CHEMICALS, LIVESTOCK HANDLING EQUIPMENT EATON GRAIN BINS,ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS W.E. (Woody) Hawkinson 0 0 406)48 3495 Home (406) 485-3670 Pioneers in Ladies Fashions since 1 900 Miles C?ty,MT TITLE 1 READING PROGRAM: Ruth Hintz, Susan Thom- as, and Jane Wllle GRADE SCHOOL CUSTODIANS; Lance Marion Beeler Coast to Coast 818 Main Miles City Appliance Miles City, MT Miles City, MT Cow town Critters Big Al’s Miles City, MT Miles City, MT First Bank MilesCity We'll take the time to know of Photography your needs. FIRST BANK MILES CITY,MT First National Bank Member First Bank System 707 Main-P.O.Box 1256 Miles City, MT Phone: 232-2611 115 Star Printing Ha w iav Supply rCaVej Wy-Mont Beverage Miles City,MT 13 N.6th St. Miles City,MT FARM RANCH SUPPLIES MILES CITY, MT 59301 GRADE SCHOOL BOARD: Back-Richard Galla, Bob Phipps, Bob O'Connor, Earl McKinley, Bruce Thomas. Front-Gary PtetErson, Virginia Mumion, Jackie Currey. YfA T BOXXET XX S. Haynes Ave. Miles City,MT MOTOR SERVICE, INC. P.O. Box 1217 809 Bridge Street MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 Ladies Fashions for All Sizes Main Street Miles City,MT Pte®� -Hut. Miles City, MT 116 Sagebrush Motel Lumber, Hardware,and Building Supplies Miles City,MT 5UPM s Motel Super 8 Motel PAUL AND ADLINE BUNKE Miles City,MT GRADE SCHOOL: Care Umlanci-Secietaiy, Brace Thomas-Principal First Citizen’s Bank C R Miles City, MT Cleaners A Flotation Sleep Specialists Miles City,MT Stee pel man’s cIth al{ Professional Dry Cleaners Miles City Plaza Ph. 232-1445 Miles City, MT Log Cabin Bar Miles City, MT 117 Trails Inn You're only a stranger once! We want you to stand on our reputation. Miles City, MT Miles City,MT Beacon Carter Service Modern Tire Store Propane-Gasoline-Diesel Fuel Farm Delivery is our specialty. Miles City,MT COOKS: Rose Sctaleaker, Esther Jessen, Mary Beecher. Inset Photo: Patsy dark, Elayne Hinther, J.E. Graves Funeral Home Henry Bernard Marty Lawrenz ESTABLISHED 1923 1806 Main-Miles City,MT National Farmers Union I U insurance Companies FRED WACKER AGENCY Bus. Ph. 232-1111 141 3 Mai n Street Miles City, MT Auto, Farm, Home, Life , and Health 118 MELODY SHOP Tilt Fuoutty Boult FOOD FIRST SECURITY WHERE THOUSANDS A COMPLETE MUSIC BANK TRUST SHOP SAVE STORE Mtmbtr Ftdtnl Dtpeut iiminnc Cmp MILES CITY Miles City, MT Miles City,MT KINDERGARTEN: Back-Kisria Johnson, Luke Kloker, Ryan Deming, Damien Stone, Michael Krikorian. J.J. Camline, Shanell Robinson, Donald McDonald. Front-Jesse Mumion, Loretta Loomis, Jolene Snell, Joe Ross, Billy Ryan, Rhonda FitzGerald, Chip Lilienthal, Nicole Mumion, Curtis Kerr, Mis. Margaret Gibson. Lazy Letters Horizon Equipment Office Machines Office Machine Sales and Service Miles City, MT JOHN DEERE Where Service Has A Meaning Miles City,MT 59301 119 FISCHER’S STORAGE TRANSFER, INC. Lumber, Hardware, Building Supplies SAM’S SUPPER CLUB 307 1st AVENUE NORTH GLASGOW, MONTANA 59230 P. 0. BOX 31, GLASGOW, MONTANA 59230 FIRST GRADE: Back-Mrs. Susan Hageman, Kenny Ryan, Meghan Mumion, Shannon Hageman, Deanna Montgomery, Scott Ross, Justin Phipps. Front-Donna Whiteside, Tracy Stanton, Rena McKeever, Roberta O'Connor, Amber Davenport, Gary Bollinger. McCONE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Serving Circle Jordan Richey Live Better Electri Pehlke’s Furniture Your Family Furniture Store 524 2nd Ave.S. Glasgow MT First Security Bank We're All The Bank You'll Ever Need Glasgow, MT 120 SECOND GRADE: Back- Mis. Margaiet Nelson, Alaina Loomis, Monica Drew, Eric FitzGerald, Kathy Cremer, Joy Mumion. Front-Stacie Krum, Joanna Gibson, Reg Hageman, Casey Fteteison, Amy McKeever. 'country' KITCHEN Milo’s The Friendly Store MILO HUBER-Prop. JM '. ‘ ' IBT South Haynes Ave. 809 Main-Miles City,MT Box 1235 Miles City,MT Miles City,MT Ph. 232-1086 121 B Supply Jack Brooks 705 1 st Ave. North Corscadden Steel Construction GLASGOW, MONTANA 59230 Glasgow,MT 59230 THE BIG SKY COUNTRY RITE PLUMBING «■ AUppUU cueltZL DARRELL ®ICE 8111st Avenue North Glasgow, MT 228-3687 THIRD GRADE: Back: Mb. Pat Southern B.J. Mumion Krista Wright Jeanette Hartloff Jacinda Frost Middle: Michelle Ady Scott feeler Mindi Ross Lori. Fellman Shawn Hooker Front: Shannon Lilienthal Cinda Phipps Leigh Snell Tyler Mumion Rex Phipps Valley Drug Lund Implement Case New Holland Heston Circle, MT eXon Bulk gas, Diesel Propane Atlas tires and Batteries Circle, MT 122 ROLANDSON IMPLEMENT Your John Deere and Farmhand Dealer. We back you with the Long Green Line, Phone 485-2145 in Circle. FOURTH GRADE: Back: Miss Becky O’Donnell Joe Vollmer Wayne Shawver Kim Wright Andrea KWkorian Middle: Jenell Rudolph Luci Mumion Kam Ryan Front: Lindsay Uthaug Clyde Phipps Big Sky Pharmacy 701 Main Miles City, MT Gladstone Motel Circle, MT Beede's Men’s Wear Glasgow, MT MARKLE’S INC. Warehouse-228-4012 Oil House-228-4641 Hardware-228-9367 Parts-228-9342 Glasgow, MT Bond’s Cash Markett-LM) CHAPIN’S DRUG STORE Fountain and Gift Supplies Cobra CB Radios Whirlpool Appliances RCA Home Entertainment Katie Mae and Alden M. BERGLAND Brockway, MT Circle, MT 123 Travelers Motel ||| !■KRAu wm'international MF wy TRUCKS —— Farmer’s Union Elevators Jerry and Pat Meyer Air Conditioned A Eissinger Steamrolling Color TV Ftelleting Carpeted Phone ® Equipment Grain Circle, MT Circle Brockway,MT FIFTH GRADE: Back: Andy Spencer Mike Rudolph Jennifer Wilson Miss Cathy Weygandt Lisa Buffington Tammy Kerr John Abarr Bryan Peterson Middle: Alberta Mumion Shavon Hooker Wiley Snell Julie Baler Greg Hellyer Ed Mumion Front: Shane Savage Christi Me Kinley Tony O’Connor Lee Mumion Eddy Ady s FIRST IN: News Weather Peavey mLTI Sports Grain Buying 1240 Radio Glasgow, MT Gas Oil Feed Cleaning Treating Circle, MT 124 % C%0SS80Aj S 7 rr Chi cken-Steaks-Seafood Miles City,MT Ph. 232-9999 BUY - SELL - CLEAN - ALFALFA - GRASS SEEDS Cenex Seed Co. Yellowstone Valley P.O. Box 956 Miles City, Montana 59301 TELEPHONES BILL GAMBLE Bus.: 232-4760 Manager Res.: 232-0083 SIXTH GRABKi Bfcck-Micbelfe Caldwell, Lisa FitzGerald, Lama Ktum, Gina FitzGerald, Mega FitzGerald, Tim ffitpfs, Shan WMleside. Freet-Mindy Olson, Delee Mallo, Sberlie Hains, Biem Fellman, Kyle Phipps, Tracy MHrey, Ray Mormon, Victor Ady. MILES Joy [in a AND aiPiLon. Water Well Drilling and Repair ULMER For Top Quality For The Woman Phone: 232-1949 Hardware Products With A Little 220 North 12th More To Love Miles City MT Miles City,MT Miles City,MT 125 Miles City, MT Ph. 232-9875 MILES CITY FORD LINCOLN MERCURY Miles City,MT MF Massey Ferguson Randall Lumber Equipment DRAWER 220 . J IILES CITY. MONTANA 59301 Complete line of building materials and furniture Mark Lynn Kron Ph. 232-1280 SEVENTH GRADE: Back-Mr. Bob Southern, Shane Loomis, Glenda Irons, Kim Wilson, Stacie Lilienthal, Sparky Ross, Lisa McKinley, Tony Phipps, Med Phipps, George Ady, Paul Buffington. Front-Maribeth McKeever. Dad� Stanton, Jon Summers, Jay Selman, Damon Mallo. BQCOOUDHV Phone 406-232-3550 P.O. Box 1765 Miles City, Montana 59301 Jack’s Body 623 N. 7th MILES CITY Ph. 232-1661 Dale W. Enghusen Insurance Safes Representative 116 North 7th Miles City,MT Bus: 232-3176 Res: 232-3168 Auto-Fire-Life Truck 126 Conlin’s Furniture 3)on Gazfoon ’ s 'Machine 'TQeSuiCd Miles City Plaza Open 7 Days A Week 902 S. Haynes Ave, Miles City, MT Miles City, MT OSCO DRUG IS YOUR EVERYTHING STORE Friendliest Staff-Super Selection EIGHTH GRADE: Tree-Grant GnptUL Mark Colvin Nathan Mumion Mitchell Loomis Dean Uthaug terry Baler Bruce Fellman Standing-Mr. Joe Shutak Mimi Bateman Jean Ady Sitting-Diana Willis Stella Whiteside Va cy Mrtor Supply Miles City, MT Jim’s OK Hardware Circle, MT Dick's Shoe Repair Miles City, MT Miles City Production Credit Assn. Serves Agricultural Needs In Garfield County 515 Pleasant Miles City, MT MT! City, m Plains and Prairie Implement Fh. 232-4355 BROADUS HWY. SOUTH P.O.BOX 758 MILES CITY, MT ALLIS CHALMERS 127 1 11 rP air' iir “r T WJ ‘. •UGH THESE DOORS OI E lXst TIME, I BEGIN TO REALIZE HOW MUCH I'M GOING. TO MISS THIS SCHOOL AND MY OLD FRIENDS. -■— AS I WALK TO MEET THE BUS- ONE LAST TIME, I REMEMBER ALL THE ROUGH RIDES - TO SCHOOL, TO MEETS AND TO GAMES. BUT THEN, I START THINKING OF THE MANY PLACES THAT I CAN GO AND OF THE DIFFERENT KINDS OF PEOPLE THAT I WILL MEET. I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO CHOOSING WHERE I WANT TO GO, SELECTING WHAT I WANT TO SEE, AND MEETING ALL OF THE CHALLENGES THAT I AM SURE ARE AWAITING ME. TERRY RYAN V W 0 c . P ■ co£v - 0 ■0VN ’ 0 oVV o x V °. ?