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

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Mega Sprague led the culprits around the gy m in her disco roller outfit. Michael Green got the evening entertainment going with his solo of Old MacDonald . Rhonda Gagnon and Rhonda Phillips went off into a corner to count and eat a box of Cheerios, while Lorna Krum and Lisa FitzGerald counted the windows in the school building from the outside. Shan Whiteside and Mindy Olson fed each other baby food while Kurt Grirnsruci and Pam Beecher tackled a jar of peanut butter. Gina FitzGerald dressed for the event with her clothes on backwards and inside out. She see m ed to be quietly observing her surroundings. Tim Phipps and Brem Fellm an raced around the gym carrying their beloved maidens, Emma Loomis and Elena Normandy. Tim had the ill fortune of losing his maiden to the floor. Jenny Loomis and Victor Ady triumphed over Sherlie Hains and Travis Browning in the Camel Crawl. Kurt Grimsrud and Jane Quinlan brought the evening to a quick close with their uncooperative actions against GCHS°s tradition. These pictures are of painting the J and Initiation night. 21

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(GCHS) WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 5-9, 1983 PAGF 20 Freshmen paint J, entertain everybody The second week of school began with just as much enthusiasm as the first week because this is the week the Seniors have been waiting for. The Football team played Terry and defeated them 30 to 8. On Thursday morning, September 8, 26 Freshmen reluctantly ca m e to school where 21 Seniors eagerly awaited them for Initiation 1983! First came the costumes. DeeL.ee Mallo relived her early childhood with the help of a diaper and bottle. Ray Murnion, dressed for the weather through rain or shine, was prepared in his blue bikini, sweater, skirt, and stocking cap. Kyle Phipps and Cliff Stevenson followed their dreams in motorcycle and cowboy suits. At 1:00 p.m. the Freshmen gathered to be marched downtown and presented to the public. W hile sho wing their fashions. Pam Beecher in her black suit and hat had the misfortune of losing her shoe. Brenda Phipps, dressed in her gunny sack, with feathers in her hair, had great difficulty controlling her size 13 boots. At Fellman°s, Tracy Milroy refreshed himself by sneaking a pop by the Seniors. From Main Street to the J the Freshmen marched on. Upon their arrival they warmed up for their whitewashing duties by doing various calisthenics. Under the Seniors watchful eyes, the Freshmen were unsuccessful in any escape atte m pts. After the J° and 84 were whitewashed, the Freshmen were excused until 7:00 p.m. when Initiation resu m ed. 20

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(GCHS) WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 12-16 PAGE 22 Barclay and Lehner edit Remuda Tills week the Mustangs, girls and boys alike, had pretty good luck. The girls defeated Winnett on our £loor 50 to 41. The boys downed Ekalaka 27 to 14 on their game Wednesday, Septe moer 12, 1983. They weren't as fortunate on Saturday afternoon; they played Wibaux and were defeated 21 to 56. The Remuda Staff had a little trouble getting started this year because before they could get much down on paper, they had to m aster the computer. They are using the word processor on the Kay pro n for writing and printing their articles. One of the first jobs the staff m ust do is sell ads. This is hard work. Y ou can see that Paul is worn out on the way home from Glasgow. We went to Glasgow and Circle September 15 and came home with over $13 . We hope people in Miles City and Jordan will also see the value of advertising with us. Several firms in Lewistown sent us ads by mail. We appreciate all our advertisers. This year the annual is co-edited by Rosene Lehner and Sandra Barclay. Rosene also is the ad manager for the Remuda. Originally Sandra was the editor, but because the workload was too much Rosene will help her with the rest of the yearbook. Patty Graham is secretary treasurer. Remuda staff members are as follows: Dave Spencer, Mike 'Wilson, Kim Wilson, Jean Ady, Shan Whiteside, Victor Ady, Paul Buffington, George Ady, Damon Mallo, Grant Guptill, M ark Colvin, and Jay Murnion. 22