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

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Sixteen football players prepare for Homecoming Back Row: Coach Kloker, Mark Colvin, Jay Murnion, Mike Wilson, Grant Guptill, Loren Spillum, Tom Stanton, Dean Selman, Dean Clark, and Assisstant Coach Shane Hansard. Front Row: Larry Baker, Shane Loomis, Jay Selman, Brem Fellman, Michael Green, Travis Browning, Damon Mallo, and Dean Uthaug. On August 15t'n the Mustangs Football team started the 1983 season. The practice was tough on the new comers as well as the old. There were three new freshmen on the Mustang team this year. They were Travis Browning, Brem Fellman, and Michael Green. The Mustangs started the season off good by beating both the Terry Terriers on the Mustang field and the Ekalaka Bulldogs on the Bulldog field, but they were beaten at Wibaux the following game. The fourth game was a close game for the Mustangs when they beat the il ysha m Pirates by three points at H ysha m. Half way through the season it looked like the Mustangs could be in second place, but the rest of the season didn°t agree; the Mustangs lost the next game to tne Pirates. Two weeks later the Mustangs lost to the Terriers, but the next game was easy as the Mustangs showed with a victory over the Ekalaka Bulldogs. The list game of the season was a real battle as the Mustangs lost by one touchdown to the Wibaux Longhorns. The Mustangs ended the season with a 4-4 record to tie for second place with Terry and Hysham. The fact that Terry and Hysham had beaten the Mustangs in their last games against each other put the Mustangs out of a playoff spot. Football ends season 4-4 29

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(GCHS) WEEK OF OCTOBER 3-7 PAGE 28 Rosene Lehner is President of FHA Ttiis year our FHA Hero club has 18 iaen bers. Officers for the 1933-84 year are Rosene Lehner, President; M elodie Milroy, Vice President; Sandra Barclay, Secretary Treasurer; Kim Wilson, Songleader; Marcene Me Willia ms. Parliamentarian and Christy Green, Historian Reporter. Our Installation supper was on Wednesday, October 5, 1983. Our Chapter Parents, Gloria Clark and Wendy Linford, installed the new officers. After the installation ceremony we had a big spaghetti supper. This year our club is set up on a points syste m. In order to go to the state convention in Missoula, m e m bers m ust have 10 points. Points are earned through attending meetings, participating in co m m unity projects, learning the FHA creed, running for District offices, or doing miscellaneous. We sold fruit again this year. Rosene Lehner and Kara Clark (pictured) were top salespersons. Karla Kerr who was absent the day we took the picture was also high. We also sold milk second period each day. 0 ne of our comm unity projects this year is to prevent small children from getting trapped in burning ho m es by giving parents stickers to place in the windows of the small childrens0 bedrooms. These stickers alert fire in en that asm all child mry be inside and they would go to rescue them first. 0 ur other community project is a babysitting clinic for junior high students to help them become more responsible babysitters. 28

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FOOTBALL SEASON PAGE 30 Five Seniors play their last High School football