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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1987 volume:

Farm George Hensleigh, Becky Wall, Sandy Gibson, Audrey Guptil, Jessie Ryan, Julie Lanier Not pictured: Jim and Ed Ryan, Keith Fogle and Dixie Ross. Marcus ray, Christy Green, Darla Stanton, and Shavon Hooker putting up the decorations. The gym in multicolored fashion. On March 14th at approximately 9:30 P.M. the music of a loud stereo took off in the multipurpose room. The students of GCHS started shuffling in, dressed in the very informal attire of blue faded jeans and T-shirts. A few hours before the gym had been tediously decorated with multicolored balloons and green and white toilet paper. Such an occa- sion is referred to as a MORP. Everything is the direct opposite of a Prom. The Morp was sponsored by FHA for St. Patricks Day and Cookies and Punch were served. Besides a lot of fast dances the evening was spent volleying balloons over the streamers and popping them. Fun was had by all. 2 Pretty isn't it??????? IAGARA FALLS VIA TH THE TO WHIRL PO OL George Ady Maribeth McKeever ___ On Hay 2nd and 3rd the 6CHS Drama Department presents The Wheel of Life... An Evening of ONe Acts .- There was a dinner served Saturday night. There were three plays: Strangers in Town by Grace A. James. Mega Sprague Tony O'connor, Mary Dutton, and Gina Fitzgerald, were in the short act. The Diary of Adam and Eve by Samuel Birnkrant. Maribeth McKeever and George Ady play- ed the parts of Adam and Eve. The Gift by Virginia Deluyze was performed by Maribeth McKeever, Rhonda Gagnon and Stacey Krum. The Debate Team did commecials as fillers between acts of the play. The plays were directed by Mary Davis. 3 The Jr-Sr Banquet and Pncm were mare than a success. They were one of the best Proms and Banquet ever put on. The decorations were outstanding!! The Banquet started at 7:30 and ended about 8:30. Everyone flew home to put on their tuxes and fomals to go the the Prom, which started aobut 9:00. The Grand March started about 10:00. Gina FitzGerald and Cody Gibson led the March. The couples formed a spiral around the gym and circled out. Kim Mumion and Dustin Jessen crcwned the King and Queen, Travis Brcwning and Kara Clark, and they started the dancing. The music was provided by Whirled Records from Billings. The even- ing of dancing ended about 1:00. After the Prom the Juniors sponsored a break- fast at QD's cafe. The evening was enjoyed by all! 5 m 1986 State Chapter parent 1985-86 Gloria Clark. Back 1 to r;Paul B.,Mr. Bray,Mary D.,Lisa B, Kim W.,Shelly McW..Kara C., Front; Lucy M., Jen W.,Marcene McW.,Kim K., Mrs. Bray, Gloria Clark, and Shavon H. The 1986 State FHA Convention was held in Billings April 2nd through the 4th. Wednesday evening opened the conven- tion with the guest speaker, Steve Ziemke from the Montana Youth Alive. His presentation was on New atti- tudes and self esteem. After this session members participated in a Fun Fair which was a ice breaker in which the members got to know new people. Thursday morning bright and early the 13 members from Jordan went 13 directions to compete in their proficiency events. While breaks in competitions gave breathers, 'sizzler' workshops were attended. Kim Wilson and Kara Clark helped Gloria Clark host the State Chapter Parents Luncheon. Gloria Clark, our local chapter mother, introduced the 1986-87 State chapter mother Pam Curnow. Gloria was the 1985-86 State mother and did alot for our local chapter as well as spent a lot of planning the Convention with the State officers. Thursday night was fun night with a Lip Sync Contest in which every chapter participated. Paul and Lisa Buffington, Shavon Hooker, Kim Kreider, and Marcene McWilliams performed California Girls. After the contest a dance was held, with a disc jockey,who helped to get the swing going. National FHA President Marianne Cozzens from Powell, Wyoming. Lucy M. and Mary D. receiving their medals. Friday morning we attended the 3rd general session where awards and medals were'presented. Receiving medals in their events were: Mary D.-Silver,Lucy M.- Bronze, Kim W. and Kara C.-Silver, Jen W.-Silver,Shavon H.-Gold, Shelly McW.-Bronze,Marcene McW.- Silver, Kim K-Gold. At 1p.m. Friday afternoon the closing ceremonies were held after the banquet. After shopping at the mall a short time we got to Jordan around 10p.m. Mrs. Honore Bray, our Home Ec. teacher, and FHA and Annual Advisor, has been named the State of Montana Home Ec. teacher of the year for 1986. On April 22, 1986, Mrs. Edwards, Pam Beecher, and Shan Whiteside left for Washington D.C. They toured D.C. until the 24th when they flew to Colurtxis, Ohio. Their opening session and ccnpetitions were on the 25th. Shan made it to the finals so he carpeted on the 26th. The open ccnpetitions were on the 27th. The awards ass- embly was on the 28th. Shan placed 9th in Extemporaneous Speaking and Pam placed 20th in Job Interview. They returned heme on the 29th. They all enjoyed it very much and got to meet new people. We are very proud of them. They did a good job. 7 Marcene McWilliams, Travis Twitchell, George Ady, and Tony Baler engaging in battle. On April 26. the Class of 1986 left the dorm at 8:00 a.m. with 19 seniors out of the 23. Quinn 8 Darlene Jessen, Harry 8 Marion Merlak and Dorcas McWilliams were the chaperones for the trip. Edie 8 Christy were picked up in Bozeman, for they had been attending High School Week. We arrived at Fairmont Hot Springs around six that evening. We all found our rooms and then enjoyed the facilities at the resort. Sunday, the 27th, we spent the day, swimming, playing golf, tennis and going through the resort zoo. That evening, we traveled to Butte to eat at Lydia's. We enjoyed an excellent meal, then traveled back to Fairmont to spend the rest of the evening in the pool. We traveled to Deer Lodge early Monday morning to tour the old Territorial State Prison. Later in the afternoon, we took a tour of the Towes' Ford Museum, to get a look at the antique cars. We traveled back to Fairmont and enjoyed the pool once more. Tuesday, the 29th, we started on the way home. We were to tour the Berkley Pit in Butte but because of a snow storm we went straight through to Billings, where we shopped at the mall before returning to Jordan. While taking breaks in camel fights human pyrimids were made. Here is Marcene McW.,Dawn B.,Travis T., and Jay S.„ going 4 high while Tony P., lends a hand. Touring the old Montana State Prison. Some animals just wouldn't cooperate. Where did you say that ball was? 9 Spring Concert was held on May 14. The band played God Bless America , Air and March , Theme from St. Elmo's Fire , and Tuxedo Junction . Gina FitzGerald played Gigue accompanied by Rhonda Phillips. Third and Fourth grade sang Home On The Range . The kindergarten sang Eensie Weensie Spider and Two Sailors Went To Sea . The Second grade performed a square dance to Bow, Bow, Bow, To Belinda and sang Little Red Caboose. George Ady sang Road To Zion and was accompanied by Jackie Curry. The fourth grade band played Harmony Go Tell Aunt Rhody and Mary's Little Lamb. Fifth and Sixth grade Choir sang One Tin Soldier. The GCHS Choir sang Tender Years and Music You Are A Friend. The Seventh and Eighth grade performed a section from their musical Teen II . 11 E00K-0FF Virginia Willie was both the Grade School and Garfield County High School music teacher. She took over the position as music teacher after Raymond Cyr left in the middle of the year and she taught in Jordan for three and a half years. She brought alot of spirit into the band and got the choir going again after the lack of interest. Mrs. Willie is now teaching in Arlee Montana, out of Missoula. Virginia will be greatly missed by all her students. We hope she finds happiness where ever she teaches. THE WINNERS: Kim Kreider, Gina FitzGerald, Janna Loomis On March 2b, the Garfield County Cowbelles hosted the annual Beef Cook-Off. Judges for the event were Katfcy Crary, George Hageman, and Norma Hovtrjon. Fourteen girls entered the contest. Kim Kreider placed 1st, Gina FitzGerald placed 2nd, and Janna Loomis placed 3rd. 12 This year the district music festival was held in Colstrip. The GCHS Show Choir sang Tender Years and received a 3. Gina FitzGerald played Gigue on her alto sax and received a 1. George Ady sang Road To Zion and received a 1. Mary Dutton and Rhonda Phillips sang The Rose and received a 2. The Brass Ensemble played Bougorne and received a 2. Jen Wilson sang Sandman and received a 2. Shan Whiteside played Ave Maria and Siciliene and received a 2. Josie Negaard played Let the Good Times Roll on the piano and received a 4. Kim Wilson played Romanian Folk Dance on the piano and received a 2. Debbie Tobel played LeTambourin on the clarinet and received a 2. Gina FitzGerald and Tony O'Connor did a sax duet and played Ballad . They received a 2. Gina and George went on to State Music Festival, which was held in Miles City. Gina received a 2 and George received a 1„ 13 Shelly MeWilllame, Nathan Baylor, Lisa FitzGerald, Jane Quinlan, Gina FitzGerald, Marcene McWilliams, Loraa Krum, Travis Tvitchell, Travis Browning, Kim Krieder, Lisa Buffington, Joeie Negaard, Jay Selman, Sherlie Bains, Lige Murray, Grey Hellyer In 1986 the GCHS track team had a very successful season with 33 members on its squad. The girls team was led by seniors Marcene McWilliams, Shelly McWilliams, and Kim Wilson. The boys team was led by seniors Travis Twitchell and Jay Selman. As for the events themselves. Jay Selman competed in the Pole Vault at State, Travis Twichell in the Triple Jump and Marcene McWilliams in the 800 meter and 1600 meter runs at state. Marcene concluded her brilliant four year career by obliterating the 800 record with a second place finish in 2.22 and placing third in the 1600, again in another school record time of 5.21.8. In the District 4-C track meet the girl's team placed 3rd and the boy's team 5th. Jay Selman was district champion in the Pole Vault, Travis Twitchess in the Triple Jump, Marcene McWilliams in the 800 and 1600, and Gina FitzGerald in the Triple Jump. Other team members who did very well were: Angie Able-hurdles, Sherlie Hains-sprints, Jane Quinlan-sprints, Kam Ryan-long distance Andrea Krikorian-hurdles, weights, Josie Negaard-distance, Lindsay Uthaug-Dist., Gina FitzGerald-weights, Kim Wilson-sprints,weights, Jen Wilson-weights, Kim Kreider-Jumping, Lorna Krum-Jumper, Laura Stevenson-weights, Jeannie Gibson-jumping, Dorine Murnion-weights, Nathan Saylor-sprints, Jumper, Travis Browning-Dist, Victor Ady- Dist, Weights, Justin Pluhar-sprints, Cliff Stevenson-sprints, weights, Joe Vollmer-Weights, Cody Gibson-Jumper, Lige Murray- mid-dist, weights, LaVurn Gagnon-Dist, Greg Hellyer-hurdles, Brett Coldwell-Hurdles, and the managers Lisa Buffington and Ann O'Connor. 15 The Class of 1986 graduated form Garfield County High School on Sunday, May 18, 1986. Baccalaraureate services were held at 2:00p.m. The GCHS Concert Band played the Prelude music and Father Houlihan gave the Invocation. Kim Wilson and Maribeth McKeever sang Alleluia. Father John Houlihan gave the Address and Benediction. At 4:00 p.m. the graduating class of 1986 walked down the isle to Pomp and Circum- stance, led by Gina FitzGerald. Father HOulihan then gave the Invocation. The GCHS Choir sang I can Oo It in honor of the Senior Class. The scholorships were presented to the Seniors. Dawn Beecher gave the Salutatorian Address and Christine Green gave the Valedictorian Address. Kendall Artz was the speaker for the occation. John Baule pre- sented the class of 1986 and Bert Robertson awarded the diplomas. The Benediction was then given by Father Houlihan and the REcessional was played by the GCHS Concert Band. 16 The 1987 Remuda is dedicated to a fine gentleman who we all feel deserves this special recognition. Al Johnson was born October 9, 1923 in Plentywood Montana. He grew up in the North East part of the state and graduated from Plentywood High School in 1941. After graduation he started his career with horses or horse related jobs. He says, before coming to Garfield County High School I spent most of my life on horseback or horse related. Starting back in the middle 40's I worked for such good 01' big outfits like itch Fork, Antler, Padlock, Stovalls and Double Arrow, while at the Kona Ranch I suffered several heart attacks which eventually brought our move to Jordan. Betty and I have been married 25 years.” Al has been very active in Garfield County High School. He taught art class for 8 years and has subbed for many teachers since. When teaching art courses they consisted of Oil painting. Water color and Drawing, with the subjects running mostly toward the Western Art side. He tried to run a class that the kids enjoyed and felt free to work and discuss their work. He was also involved with the school by judging the High School Rodeo for about 8 years and helping with quite afew of the Youth Rodeo Association Shows. Since moving to Jordan, Al has continued with Western Art and feels a gratifying success in it. He feels his paintings are all over the United States and he is glad he can continue to get commissions even in a slower economy. Al has been a big part of Garfield County High School and we hope he will continue to be in the future. His inspiring stories help to structure the lives of all of us. 1986 REMUDA IS DEDICATED TO AL JOHNSON 17 GOOD LUCK SENIORS 1987 The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveller, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back, I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood , and I- I took the one less travelled by, And that has made all the difference. ROBERT FROST LOOK TO THE FUTURE LEADERS OF THE PACK Working on annual has been a lot of fun. I have enjoyed catching people at their dumbest mcments. It has been fun working with Mrs. Bray and the rest of the annual staff. It really surprises me when we make our dead line. A few times I didn't think we'd make it, but thanks to alot of hard work, we did it. I hope everyone enjoys our results. ;oqraDhv Photography Editor 1 have been in annual 2 years and have enjoyed it. It has been a lot of fun. A lot of people have helped and worked hard on this Remuda. I hope the people keep up the standards of the Remuda and keep a reasonable price. Ad and Financial Editor cv - Working on the 87 Remuda was an enjoyable experience. This being my last year and also my 4th year in annual, it never ceases to amaze me how close we cut it to the dead line sometimes. But, thanks to good dedication frcm spon- sors and staff, we always pull it off. Layout Editor 19 Homecoming week began on the 10th of November with various groups decorating business windows uptown. The freshmen were the winners with a slute to the Mustangs and their candidates. On the 12th of November the students of GCHS voted for homecoming royalty. Candidates for queen were Sheriie Hains,Lorna Krum, and Dorrine Murnion. Candidates for king were Kyle Phipps, Brem Fellman, and Shan Whiteside. Followed by Coronation at 7:30 in the multi-purpose room with the band, choir, and drill team performing. With suspense building, Gina and Mike announced the king and queen for '86. They were Kyle Phipps and Sherlie Hains. Attendants from the Freshman class were Lori Fellman and Shawn Hooker, Sophomore class were Andrea Krikorian and Tony Williams, the Juniors were Shavon Hooker and Troy Twitchell. Thursday the 13th at 6:45 Pep Club served hotdogs and cocoa to anyone interested. Then at 7:30 there was a bonfire with a snake dance. The weekend started Friday at 3:00 at a pep rally. Mrs. Kloker was announced as the homecoming spirit week winner. That evening there was a game against Wibaux. On Saturday the girls played Hysham for the homecoming game. A dance sponsered by Student Council rapped up homecoming for another year. 20 21 22 Tony t r n Debbie Jr son you heir me?? Gina Brett It:.?, sc your h nc1 if your sure!! is 3CO thrillinr:! Life at G.C.H.S. Ijf ITJ- I rvz - Be tr. 23 24 YS� sa is- £ � aa V 25 IN THE PAST FOUR YEARS WE HAVE... Victor Ady- Pep Club 1-4 3Spts. 1-4, Annual 1-4 Layout editor 4, G-Club 1-4, Track 1-4, Basket Ball 3-4, Perfect attendance 2, Jannlfar Balar- Drill team 2-3, Pep Club 3 Pam Bacchar- Pap Club 1-2,4, Perfect attendance 1, OEA 3-4 VP 4. Speech 3, Debate 4 Travla Browning- Football 1-2 Host Improved 2, Baakat Ball 3-4, Track 3-4, Drama 3. Dora Couna. 4 Gina FitzGerald- Pap Club 1-4 Praa. 4, Basketball 1-4 Capt. 4, G-Club 1-4, Honor Band 1-4, Band praa. 3-4, Student Couna. Rap. 1-2,4 Sac. 2 Praa. 4, Track 2-4 John Phillips Sausaa Award 3, McDonald all state Band 4. Class Praa. 3, Mascot 4, Girls State 3, Chior Praa. 4, Beef Cook-off 1-4. Lisa FitzGerald- Pap Club 1-4, G-Club 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4. Home-coming Princess 2. Volleyball 3 Rhonda Gagnon- Honor Roll 1-4, Class sec tres. 1, Pep Club 2-4. OEA 2-4, Basketball 2-3 Manager 4, Drill Team 2. Drama 2-4, Annual 3-4 Finance editor 4, Saga 3-4. Michael Green- Pep Club 1-4, G-Club 1-4, Football 1-2, OEA 3. Student Couns. Pres. 3. Basket Ball Manager 3-4, FHA 4, Class vp 4. Pep Club VP 4. Sherlie Haines- C-Club 1-4. Pep club 1-4, Track 1-4, Basket Ball 1-2, Volley Ball 3. Beef Cook-off 1. Class VP 1. Class sec Tres. 4, Home Coming Queen 4. Lorna Krum- Pep Club 1-4, G-Club 1-4, Basket Ball 1-4, Track 1-4 Volley Ball 3, Homecoming Princess 3-4. Tracy Milroy- Pep Club 1-4. Basket Ball 1. Class VP 1. Student Couns. Rep. 2,4. Dorlne Murnlon- Basket Ball 1,3-4, Rodeo 1-4, FHA 2-4, Saga 2-3. Pep Club 2-4, G-Club 2-4. Track 2-3. FHA Pres. 4. Ray Murnion- Debate 3, Band 1-4. Emma Loomis Drill Team 2-3, Pep Club 3-4, Saga 4, Chior 4. Mindy Olson- Rodeo 1-3 Basket Ball 1. Cheerleading 1, Chior 1-3, Drill Team 2-4, Volley Ball 3. Mascot 4. Kyle Phipps- Basket Ball 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Class Pres. 1.4 G-Club 3-4, Class Sec. 3. Home Coming Candidate 1-4, Home Coming King 4. Rhonda Phillips- Choral Award 1, Drama 2-4, OEA 3-4, Remuda 3-4, Chior VP 4, Honor Chior 4. Jane Quinlan Track 1-3, Mascot 3. Mega Sprague- Pep Club 1-4 1-4 Sec. 4. FHA 1. G-Club 1-4, Cheer- leading 1-4 CApt. 3-4. Track 1, Drill Team 1-4, Home Coming Princess 1, Drama 1-3, Student Couns. Rep. 2, Saga Editor 2.4, Class Sec. 3. Debbie Tobal- FHA 1-2 VP 2, Pep Club 1-4, Honor Roll 1-4, Cheer- leading 2.4, Nat. Honor Society 2, Drill Tean 3-4. Sec. of Band 4, Dorm Couns. 4. Shan Whiteside- Annual 1-2, Pep Club 1-2, G-Club 1-4, Track 1-2, Basket Ball 1-2, Student Cons. Rep. 1, Honor Roll, 1-4, OEA 2-4, Drama 2-3, Class Pres. 3, Honor Band 2-4, Nat. OEA 2-3. 26 I WILL WILL YOU o I, Victor Ady, will my shoe size and 2 in. height to Greg Hellyer. I, Jenny Baler, will Emma my horse so she can reach the sturups with- out having to use a step ladder, and my curly hair to Janna so mom doesn't have to braid it anymore. I, Pam Beecher, will my big mouth to anyone who feels they can run it better than I. I, Travis Browning, will my looks to Mega, for she will need them more than I. I, Brem Fellman, will and you won't regret it. I, Gina FitzGerald, will my basketball suit to Toni Twitchell and my school spirit to anyone who thinks they can handle it, cause the school needs it badly. I, Lisa Fitzgerald, will my jumpshot and photogenic qualities while playing basketball to next years basketball team. I, Rhonda Gagnon, will my patience to the teachers of G.C.H.S. and my good attitude toward school to all my underclassmen and women. I, Mike Green, won't because I need everything I have. I, Sherlie Hains, will my life to science because it's a mystery to me. I, Lorna Krum, will my ability to stay quiet during class to anyone who thinks they can handle it, especially Shan. I, Emma Loomis, will my hair to Jenny Baler because she doesn't like her hair, Lorna Krum my brother, Tom, Angie Abel my ability to keep a straight face and Ann O'Connor everything else. I, Tracy Milroy, will if you give me half a chance. I, Dorine Murnion, will my Ford to my favorite cousin Lee Murnion, so he can drive a classy vehicle. I, Ray Murnion, will the ability to keep underware on to --------, so she won't get embarrased anymore, and in addition, I will this school to the Salvation Army. I, Mindy Olson, will my ability to attract guys to Jana Isaacs, and I will my voice to Rhonda Phillips. I, Rhonda Phillips, will my ability to play the piano to Mary Dutton so she can play for choir. I, Kyle Phipps, will my grades to my little sister, and my ability to stay out of trouble to my little brother, and my ability to make it through' high school to all underclassmen. I, Tim Phipps, will nothing for I have trouble getting by as it is. I, Jane Quinlan, will my speed to anyone who wants to run in track. I, Mega Sprague, will my cooking ability to Angie Abel, my spirit to my little Jen Wilson and all my love to Travis Browning. I, Debbie Tobel, will my ability to get good grades without studying to Tammy Kerr so she has more time for guys. I, Shan Whiteside, will be glad to graduate, will my trombone playing abilities to Luke Kloker, and all the fun I've had harassing the teachers to anyone who likes to get in alot of trouble. 1987 27 Pam Beecher becomes a psychiatrist and starts her own Ann Landers column. Brem Fellman goes broke chasing women and driving Trans Ams. Gina FitzGerald dedicates her life to designing fashion underware. Lisa FitzGerald and Sherlie Mains start their own version of the Pointer Sisters and revive the 50's and 60's music. Rhonda Gagnon becomes president of the R R Mudflap Company. Mike Green and his harem move to Saudi Arabia to herd sheep. Lorna Krum marries Tom Loomis and models on his gas station calanders. Lenny Loomis, married to Tony Baler, dedicates her life to raising kids and pigs. Tracy Milroy devotes the rest of his life to flying charter planes for the grandfather of the mafia. Dorine Murnion spends the rest of her life taking care of Angie and her men. Ray Murnion puts Hugh Hefner out of business with his own version of Playboy, Teddyboy (nude teddy bears) Mindy Olson spends the rest of her life singing Country Music through a Rusty microphone. Rhonda Phillips becomes a singing repairman for the R R Mudflap Company. Jane Quinlan dedicates her life to looking for Tarzan. Shan Whiteside becomes a mad scientist and tries to build a bomb out of bean sprouts and rice. Kyle Phipps, opens his own brownie making factory and with all of his economic skill makes it a big success. Mega Sprague becomes a cheerleader for her football team, the Jordan Squeakers . Debbie Tobel opens the Doodle bug factory. Tim Phipps takes a patent out on cheating in English Class and made enough money at GCHS to retire. Travis Browning dedicates the rest of his life to keeping his pick-up in one piece. Emma Loomis uses her drill-team skills and becomes a SOLID GOLD DANCER. 28 A LOOK TO THE FUTURE WE MADE HISTORY FROM 1975-1987 GRADE 1 Back Row: Mrs. Burgess, Billy federson, Tim Fhipps, Shan Whiteside, Tammy Withee, Bryce Beecher, Sherlie.ilains, David Aadland, Shelley Schmidt, Victor Ady, Brem Fellman, and Duane Lietz. Middle Row: Mega Sprague, Dee Lee Kobelsky, Lisa FitzGerald, Lori Hughes, Myanna Ady, Gina FitzGerald, Alane Schwartz, Dorrine Mumion, Loma Krum, Mindy Olson, Mrs. Wille. Front Row: Tracey Milroy, Billy Green, John Galahan, Ray Mumion, and Ed Mumion. In the foil nf 197b Kindergarten opened s� S5lon with ?3 eager young «tudent s. All cf the were unique. but � 11 were rurtj to learn. Hr� . Mill� was their leather. The name� nf the kid were: bll ) Pederson, Tin Phjpps, Shan Whiteside. Tan ) with� � , bryc� beeeher. Sherled Halns. Half� . David Aadland, Shelley Schmidt. Victor Ady. Brem F� llnan, Duan� Lietz. mega Sprague, D� L� � Kobelsky. Ilia FitzGerald, Alan� Schwartz, Loma Krix� . Tracy Milroy. and Jnl,n Galahan. Under the direction nf Mrs. Hunt they want through thetr first yaar smoothly. Later Mrs. Hunt left and our new teacher was Mrs. burgess. First Grade was a whole new ball game. Me gained b new kids, Dorlne Murnlon, Mindy Olson, bill Green, Ray Humlon and td Mumion. In first grade we had very own bathroom, but some were quicker than others on getting use to using It. Our Sixth 6rade year we had Mrs. Osborne who was Just crazy about rocks. Me spent the majority of the year using machines to polish agates with the rock tumbler and other machines. Some of us. In fact, made some fairly nice stuff. Dorlne left us this year. In Seventh Grade, Ema Loomis moved to town. Me started having to go to certain teachers for certain classes. Me had Mr. Hayes for English and P.E., Mr. Kloker for Montana History. Ms. Middleton for Music, and Hr. Young for Math and Science. In Eighth Grade, we gained Oan Hammonds, Mike Green, Elana Normandy, and Rhonda Phillips.’Me lost Mega that year. He had Mr. Hayes for English, Mr. Southern for Math, and Mr. Young for Science. This year we had to use passes to go the bathroom because'someone pluged the sink with seme soap. In Second Grade we had Mrs. Vial. Me Inst Ed Murnlon. David Aadland. Alane Schwartz, Tammy Mlthee, John Galahan, and Michael Lietz. A new kid Join our class. His name was 6ary Gordon. Mrs. Vial never wanted us to erase If we made a mistake In writing and never wanted us to spin our rule on our pencil. Ray found this out when she gave him a wlpplng for doing It and the ruler broke In half. Ms. Shoop was our teacher In Third Grade. Gary left. Ms.Shoop made us march single file In total silence and never wanted us to talk when she was out of the room. If she caught us, would yank the hair on the back of our head. One time Ray stood on top of his desk so she couldn't reach him. Myanna. Bill P.. and Shelly left us our Fourth Grade year and we gained one new kid, Kyle Phipps. Mr. Uelger was our teacher and has been the only one to date that has chosen Mega for teacher’s pet. Our Freshman year we gained lots of kids. Dorlne moved back and we also gained Rhonda 6agnon, Brenda Phipps. Kurt 6r|msrud. Cliff Stevenson, Jenny Loomis, Jane Qulnlln, Shannon Drake. Travis Browning, and Pam Beecher. Delee was here for a while too. During our Sophomore year, we had Mrs. Brusett for English. Cliff and Elana left again, so did Brenda, Delee, and Shannon. Typing became a required course this year and some of us found It difficult to stvxnble Into first period, half awake, to the sound of clattering typewriter keys. By the time our Junior yea� arrived we found It necessary to put more effort into building a classfund. We sold magazines to raise money, and soon made enough to put on a successful! prom and banquet. Anoung other things, pebble Tobel Joined us and Oanny Amanson was here for the second semlster but then left again. In Fifth Grade we lost Bill G. and gained Michelle Caldwell. This year it was Shan's turn to be teacher's pet. Our teacher was Ms.Weygant. Me almost got to do the Pecos Bill play. Shan was Pecos Bill and Lisa was Sluefoot Sue. how we are finally Seniors. We had fun Initiating and Sherile Halns were homecoming royalty. Mow It but we have a lot of good memories to cherish. the freshmen. Kyle Phipps Is time to leave G.C.H.S. 29 30 SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES 1. Brem and Sheriie - Best Looking 2. Brem and Gina - Most Congenial 3. Gina and Ray - Class Clowns 4. Lorna and Mike - Most Likely to Succeed 5. Lisa and Shan - Teachers Pets 6. Tim and Jenny - shyest 7. Vic and Gina - Most Talented 8. Lisa and Travis - Most Athletic 9. Brem and Mega - Biggest Flirts 10. Vic and Mega - Most Spirit 11. Gina and Kyle - Class Leaders 12. Lisa and Mike - Heartiest Laugh 13. Brem and Lorna - Most Liked 14. Shan and Gina - Best Dressed 31 Front row: Mike Green and Kyle Phipps. Back row: Gina FitzGerald, Tracy Milroy, and Sherlie Hains. Pres i dent: Kyle Phipps Vice President: Mike Green Secretary: Sheri ie Hains Student Council Representat i ves: Gina FitzGerald Tracy Milroy 32 mm m JENNIFER BALER SENI0RS IN YOUTH WE LEARN; IN AGE WE UNDERSTAND PAMELA BEEEAER TRAVIS BROWNING GINfl FITZGERflbB BREM FEbbMflN bISfl FITZGERflbB mmm eaensn MIEttflEb EREEN SflERblE tifllNS bQRNfl KR13M mm imis TRflEY MILR0Y URINE MURN1N RflY HDRNEN MINBY BLS0N RfflBfl PHILLIPS TIM PHIPPS KYLE PHIPPS DEBBIE T0BEL MEGfl SPRAGUE dflNE PNbflN SflflN WHITESIDE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME ALRIGHT FRESHMEN, SHAPE UP!!!1! WHERES THE SPIRIT, SENIORS? SENIORS-SENIORS-SENIORS Atii. EltllAHL CIVES IIS THE IIIISISESS Greg Hellyer, Vic Ady, Troy Twitchell TYPING I- TOAT A WAY TO START YOUR DAY. ALL MY LIFE I WANTED TO BE AN ACCOUNTANT. WORK, WORK BABY WORK, WORK!!!! Jen Wilson, Mr. Erdahl , Sherlie Hains PLOP PLOP , FIZZ FIZZ TIME? BUSINESS OFFERINGS Typing I and II Accounting I and II General Business Secretarial Practice Business Law Ag Bus. IIIMISni WHITE TEACH ENGLISH diagraming, while Mrs. Brusett is teaching Montana Literature, Speech and acting and using the Video Camera for student viewing afterwards. The English Dept, of G.C.H.S. has two instructors. Mr. White who teaches Freshmen, Juniors and Senior English, and Mrs. Brusett who teaches the Soph. Class English. mm l WATCHES HISTORY MADE DAILY Mr. Kloker has been at GCHS for nine years. He teaches World History to the Sophomores, Current Events to the Juniors and Seniors, U. S. History to the Juniors, Government to the Seniors, and Geography World Cultures to all levels. 35 HUME EC EXPLORES THE FUTURE f 1 1 f r 7 1 Courses: Home Ec 1 Food For Fitness Single Living Child Development Playschool Home Eo Projects (2 hours) 36 37 Mrs. Kloker has been teaching in the Resource Room for nine years. She helps the students with the the classes they are having trouble with and cruurent currently has 12 students. In addition to regular class work, Mrs. Kloker helps the students learn and practice some life skills, such a.s budgetting, cooking and cleaning, and ba.sic reading for enjoyment. Some students are involved in the Special Olympics. For fundraisers they sell posters, cards, and various other articles. 38 UI!S. MASSFIKI.il LIKES CSI’EIIIMKSTS Barbara Mansfield has been teaching at G.C.H.S. for 8 years. Mrs. Mansfield and some of the Human Physiology stud- ents look at microscopic organisms. Learning the basics of the of study of the types of tissue found the human body. Peeling away the layers of tissue to find the inner organs that perform many bodv functions. 39 Under Mr. Bray's direction, the boys and maybe occasionally a few girls, are learning alot of things abouc the shop. The Seniors are working on srnali engines, the Juniors are welding and the Sophomore and Freshmen are carpentering and building a small storage shed. 40 JUNIORS Mrs . Mans field Class Sponser Class Officers: Tony O'Connor, President, Lisa Buffington, Vice President, Nathan Saylor, Student Council, Alberta Murnion, Secretary Treasure, Angie Abel Studnet Council Mr . Muns t erman Class Sponser 41 Angie Abel She wants to be like Dorine. Julie Baker Go to college and rodeo. Jeannie Gibson Go to the service Cory Bollinger he wants to go into the service. Shay Grimsrud To get richer Alberta Murnion To drink the Bartles James factory DRY! Ed Murnion 3e a cowboy or try to be Lee Mu rn ion I want to be like Troy 42 Lisa Buffington I want to go to college Greg Hellyer To be a burden on society Ann O'Connor Go to college and help Berta Cody Clark To graduate someday Shavon Hooker She wants to go to college. Tony O'Connor Wants to go to a mi 1itary col lege and be a pharmists Jennifer Wilson Get rich Brett Coldwell He wants to get rich. Tammy Kerr Goto college Nathan Saylor Go to college 43 Class sponsor; Mr. Jerry Erdahl V Class sponsor: Mrs. Mareta Brusett Class Officers: President: Andrea Krikorian Vice President: Joe Vollmer Secretary: Mary Dutton Front row: Joe Vollmer, Lige Murry. Back raw: Laura Stevenson, Andrea Krikorian and Mary Dutton. Student Council Representat i ves: Laura Stevenson Lige Murry Class sponsor: Mr. Daryl White S0P0M0RE PLANS AND DREAMS Charlie Cole Rodeo Kim Kreider- to be a banker. Tony Williams- to be a rancher Mary Dutton- to travel around the world and become a teacher. Andrea Krikorian- become a psycologist. Jackie Meckle- to be successful in everything I do. Jeanna Isaacs- travel and sing. wife and be rich. Lige Murry- to become a good pilot. 45 Justin Pluhar- to be a doctor. Kam Ryan- to be nurse or a model. Lindsay Uthaug- a Marine Biologist. 46 Jason Phipps- Learn Karate and kick everybodies butt. t Laura Stevenson- go to college and become a psycologist. Wayne Shawver- join the army. Kim Wright- be a taxidermist. Freemen m OFFICERS Class Officers: Michelle Ady, Secretary - Ed Kreider, Vice. Pres.- Scott Peeler, Student Council Rep.- Jen Wilson, President - Mindi Ross, Student Council Rep. CLASS SPONSER - NR. KLOKER CU SS SPONSER - m. KLOKER 47 Rex Phipps to be a pilot Toni Twitchell to go to college and be rich and famous Tyler Murnion Scott Peeler to go to the Air Force Jen Wilson to go to Oxford and be a famous swimmer Krista Vright to become someone famous 48 Michelle Ady to go away and get married Lori Fellman to be a phycharist Tim Browning to go home and work on the ranch Jacinda Frost to be a vet Jeannie Faris photo journilist for National Geographic magazine Denim Hellyer play professional football Shawn Hooker to be a CPA Jana Isaacs to go to college Ed Krider to play pro basketball 49 The Garfield County High School Office staff is one of EXPERIENCE! Fall of 1986 brought about Mr. Baules 4th year at this fine institution. He spends his time doing paper work, disciplining and running between the two schools to keep control. When out of the office Marilyn Uthaug and Betty Johnson keep things under control. Marilyn is the secretary for good old GCHS, and helps in the library a few hours a day. In her spare time she does favors for the faculty. She is a real asset to our school. Betty spends her time answering the phone and taking care of the office when Marilyn is out, but the majority of her time is spent doing the books, and clerical work for the school board. This is Betty Johnsons 9th year at GCHS. Without these people GCHS would not be the same. Mr. Baule Hobbies: Guns, Hunting Reloading, Fishing, Reading, Collecting old items Betty Johnson, John Baule, Marilyn Uthaug Marilyn Uthaug Hobbies: spending time with her girls, Walking Betty Johnson Hobbies: Painting, Driving horses. Crocheting, Sewing OFFICE STAFF Back Row- Ed Ady, Brett Coldwell, Wayne Shawver, Victor Ady Joe Vollmer Front Row- Alberta Murnion, Gina Fitzgeralt, Ann O'connor, Rhonda Gagnon, Mary Dutton, Rhonda Philips This years annual is the product of many hours of cramming together pages to meet a dead line that always comes to soon. Our sponsor Mrs. Bray would be the single reason we ever got this thing out. When we did work, however, our editors were at least half- way dedicated to their jobs. At the top af the list would be Victor Ady as Layout Editor, with four years of experince. Our Photography Editor was Alberta Murnion who knew absolutely nothing about the job, but did pretty good anyways. Finally Rhonda Gagnon, who never made us quite enough money as Financial Ed i tor. All of us on thr Annual Staff hope you enjoy this book and buy many more for friends and family. 51 SPECIAL IIECOOKATIIMi OF � «-� 7 SCHOOL YEAH Gina FitzGerald was nominated for Mac- Donaid1s All State Band by Virginia Willie.Two people from each state are selected.The band performs in most all major par- ades. Jerry Erdahl was this years new business teacher. He sponsored Office Education Association. This year he was also coach for B-squad in both Boy's and Girl's Basketball. Linda Katy was in Jordan as a student observer.At WEstern Montana College she is majoring in P.E. and minoring in English.While here she stayed with Donald Weeding. Anthony Munsterman is from Dawson,MN. He went to college in Siox Falls,SD. His undergraduate work was completed at Augsburg College in Minneapolis,MN. His specialty is in band but he also teaches choir. Kyle Phipps was chosen for the DAR Good Citizen by his class members and the faculty. He was judged on his dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism. The award is going to be presented to him Febuary 22 in the Elks Longein in Miles City. 54 STUDENT COUNCIL Tracy Milroy Gina FitzGerald (Senior Reps.) Angie Abel Nathan Saylor (Junior Reps.) Laura Stevenson Lige Murray (Sophomore Reps.) Mindi Ross Scott Peeler (Freshmen Reps.) Travis Browning Debbie Tobel (Dorm Reps.) The 1986-1987 Student Council got a late start in the fall, but is finally getting things rolling. The first meeting, officers were elected. The President is Gina FitzGerald, The Student Council is planning the Vice President is Tracy to have a live band for Homecoming Milroy, the Secretary is and numerous other events. They Angie Abel. are also planning to get the carnival going again in the Spring. With Gina at the head many fun and exciting activities should take place. 55 This year the crew at the Dorm consisted of 19 kids, two of which are Seniors. Claudia Stanton is the matron for the second year in a row. This year the Dorm kids planned several activities, including dances and a card party, to raise money for a color television. Lots of fun mischevious things take place and Claudia is quickly turning gray, but she still loves us. (We hope!I) Breakfast is from 7:30 to 8:00 Dinner at 5:00 Study hour from 6:30-7:30 In everyones spare time (ha,ha), their housekeeping chores must be done. The Dorm is a fun home away from home with lots of caring friends. Travis Browning-4 yrs. Debbie Tobel--l yr Shay Grimsrud--3 yrs. Angie Able--2 yrs. Cliff Stevenson—1 yr Troy Twitchell--1 yr Brett Coldwell—3 yrs. Mary Dutton--2 yrs. Jeana Isaacs--2 yrs. Jackie Meckel--li$ yrs. Laura Stevenson--2 yrs. Kim Kreider—2 yrs. Lige Murray—2 yrs. Justin Phipps—2 yrs. Ed Kreiderl yr Toni Twitchell—1 yr Janna Isaacs--1 yr. Tim Browning--! yr 56 The OEA,FHA Instalation dinner was held Sept. 24, 1986. The evening started with Shan Whiteside giving the blessing for the food. Dinner was a potluck consisting of chicken,rolls, baked pataoes,salad, punch and cherry chesecake, made by the Home Ec. classes. Then the officers were installed and the tourch ceremonies were completed. OEA officers are; 8han Whiteside President, Pam Beecher vice president, Ed Ady secretary treasure, LaVern Gagnon parlementarian, and Ronda Gagnon Bepoter. FHA officers consist of Dorine Murnion president, Shavon Hooker vice president, Lisa Buffington secretary treasure, Nathan Saylor parlementarian, Kim Krider song leader, and Mary Dutton historian. Gloria dark and Carmen Mury are theschapter parents. mimm r 57 Carmen Mury, Gloria Clark Chapter Mothers Top: Mary Dutton, Dorine Murnion, Mike Green, Lisa Buffington. Nathan Saylor, Tony O’Connor 2nd: Julie Baker, Jen Wilson, Jen Wilson, Andrea Krikoriar., Laura Stevenson 3rd: Mindi Ross, Anqie Abel, Toni Twitchell. Lori Fell mar. Kim Kreider, Shavon Hooker 5HTE VMTDMIL This year our FHA chapter, Jordan Life, has 18 members, 2 chapter parents, and 1 advisor. At District Convention we had 3 members place in proficiency events and everyone is looking forward to March when we all head to Bozeman for 3 days. Shavon Hooker District 5 Song Leader She did it 11 I Kim, Nathan, Lisa Mmmmmmmm Good!1 Toni Twitchell What's she smiling about? Dorine Murnion Here we are! We are? Lisa and Kim 111 58 Pam Beecher Pam, Mary, Ed A., Greg, Vern, Rhonda G., Rhonda P., Mike, Shavon, Lindsay, Shan Shan and Mary Mr. Jerry Erdahl Lavurn, Shan, Rhonda G.,Mike, Pam, Rhonda P. This year OEA has a new advisor. Tall, dark and handsome? Oh! Mr. Erdahl They have eleven members and Shan Whiteside is their fearless leader. 59 KAMI SOOTHES All!. MYSTElfMY'S IILUES The Garfield County High School Band is under the direction of Mr. Tony Munsterman. He is formally from the state of Minnesota. The band is sounding really good this year. They have given numerous concerts and have gotten good reviews. We are fortunate to have him here on our faculty. 60 CHOilf SINOS III A STOluU Back few L to R : l-h. Ntnsteman, Rex Phipps, Wayne Shawver, Gina Fitzgerald Middle Rx L to R : Josie Nagaard, Jen Wilson, Laura Stevenson, Emra Loomis, Michelle My, Lindsay Uthacg, Jeana Isaacs Front Rcw L to R: Ci.nda Phipps, Kam Ryan, ftxrda Phillips, Clyde Phipps,Jana Isaacs, Jenine Faris Not Pictured: Nfery Ctrttcn 61 This year 7 kids went to Honor Choir and 9 kids went to Honor Band. They were chosen by seniority and skill. Everyone piled on the bus at 7:30 am and we took off for CCDHS where we practiced for a day and a half. Then we put on a fabulous performance on the second evening. We all had fun and some of us hope to go again next year. L to R: Mr. Munsterman, Rex Phipps, Wayne Shawver, Mary Dutton, Jeana Isaacs, Rhonda Phillips, Jenine Faris, and Clyde Phipps. 62 iimitAN� , k AKH CHOII! L to R: Shan Whiteside, Debbie Tobel, Gina Fitzgerald, Tony O'Conner, Jen Wilson, Alberta murnion, Tammy Kerr, Michelle Ady, Lindsay Uthaug. three songs . Santa Clause made a guest aop- earance and treated the kids to treats. 63 flllfLS IIASKETIIALL «-13 mm Back row L to R Coach Daryl] White, Andrea Krikorian, Lisa FiztGerald, Gina FitzGerald, Lisa Buffington, Ann O'Connor, Dorine Murnion, Lorna Krum, Rhonda Gagnon, Assistant Coach Jerry Erdahl, Front row L to R Angie Abel, Lori Fellman, Julie Baker, and Toni Twitchell. 64 Back row L to R Manager Rhonda Gagnon, Jenny Wilson, Michelle Ady, Jana Isaacs, Lindsay Uthaug, Coach Jerry Erdahl, Kneeling Toni Twitchell and Lori Fellman. Seniors from L to R— Lorna Krum, Lisa FitzGerald, Rhonda Gagnon, Gina FitzGerald, and Dorine Murnion. 65 TOMMY mm ALL TO AULES CITY ballet anyone?! Well do you think we'll go in?? What do we do know?? 66 f,ll!LS BASKETBALL CKEEBLEABEKS 1986 Girls Basketball Cheerleaders are: Mega Sprague Debbie Tobel Kam Ryan Tammy Kerr Mindi Olson-Mascot Sponsor: Darlene Jessen 67 HOYS IIASKETIIALL A Scuad: Back Row, L to R: Mr. Erdahl, Kim Kreider, Cliff Stevenson, Trey Twitchell, Nathan Saylor, Ed Ady, Mike Green, Mr. Kloker Front Row, L to R: Tony O’Connor, Kyle Phipps, Clyde Phipps, Greg Kellyer, Travis Browning, Lavurn Gagnon. 3 Squad: Back Row, L to R Lige Murray, Joe Volmer, C Brett Coldwell, Mike Green Front Row, L to R: Scott Justin Pluhar, Cody Clark, Hellyer, Shawn Hooker, Tyl 'farnion, Kin Kreider. 68 GARFILLO COUNIY MUSTANGS Jordan, Montana 1980-87 Boy's Basketball Roster Name OK BOS Kyle Phipps 3? 33 5' 10 r 12 Victor Ady 42 43 ( ' r. 12 lravis Browning 40 41 8' c 12 Grog Hell yet 14 IS 5' 7 G 11 Lavurn Gagnon 24 25 5'10 f 11 Tony O'Connor 22 23 5' 10 F 11 Cliff Stevenson 20 21 5'7 G 11 Troy Twitchel1 12 13 5'5 G 11 Nathan Saylor 34 35 5' 11 F 11 Clyde Phipps 10 11 5'6 G 10 Ed Kreider 30 31 6' C 9 Coaches: Dave Kloker, Jerry Erdahl Activities Director: Dave Kloker Superintendent: John Baule Managers: Mike Green Kim Kreide� Marc Kloker Stat Keepers: Ann O'Connor Luke Kloker, Rhonda Gagnon Camera: Lisa Buffington Cheerleaders: Mega Sprague-, Tammy Kerr Andrea Krikonan, Shavon Hooker Mustang Mascot: Jen Wilson JV Cheerleaders: Oebbie Tobel Toni Twitchell, Julie Baker, Lori Fellman Cheerleader Sponsor: Oarlene Jessen Colors: Orange and Black School Song: M0n Wisconsin Band Director: Tony Munsterman Enrollment: 83 JV MUSTANGS DK Cody Clark 34 35 11 Brett Col dwell 32 33 11 Justin Pluhar 20 21 10 Denim HelIyer 12 13 9 Lige Murray 40 41 10 Joe Vollmer 42 43 10 Shawn Hooker 14 15 9 Scott Peeler 10 11 9 Cody Gibson -- -- 10 Tyler Murnion 30 31 9 SENIORS The 1986-87 Mustangs consisted of 20 members. Fifteen veterans and five rookies. They were joined by a new assistant coach, Mr. Jerry Erdahl. The team was lead by the Captain, Kyle Phipps. The varsity had seven players; Cliff Stevenson and Ed Kreider were new to A squad. For first year players, they did very well. Three seniors will be leaving the squad this year. Travis Browning played basketball for GCHS two of his four years; Victor Ady, also two years, and Kyle Phipp all four years. This fresh new team has much to look forward to in the future. Experience is the key to success. The 86-87 Mustangs were coached by Mr. Dave Kloker, head coach and Mr. Jerry Erdahl, assistant coach. The A Squad cheerleaders are Mega Sprague, a Sr. who has been a member for four years. Tammy Kerr is a Jr. and a cheerleader for three years. Shavon Hooker, who is also a Jr., has been a cheerleader for three years also. Andrea Krikorian is a Soph, and has been a member for 2 years. Jennifer Wilson a Fresh, is the mascot and this is her first year at GCHS. I A SQUAD CHEERLEADERS 71 .IV CHEGliLEAIIEIiS The JV Cheerleaders consist of a Sr.;a Jr, and 2 Freshmen. Debbie Tobel, Sr,, 2 years at GCHS and 1 in Townsend. Julie Baker, a Jr., has bee a cheerleader 3 years, Lori Tollman and Toni Twitchell are 1st year Freshmen. 72 Lisa Buffington, Cody Clark, Julie Baker, Ed Murnion, Angie Abel, Dorine Murnion, Mindy Olson. Jacinda Frost, Staci Johnson, Tony Williams (Front) t- 1987 Rodeo Club has 10 members and they arc sponsored by Jim Baker. Individual pictures of Angie Abel, Jacinda Frost, Staci Johnson, Tony Williams are unavailable due to the season not being in progres. See next years supplement for this coming seasons pictures. Cody Clark Charlie Cole Ed Murnion PEP CUIIt BUYS BANNERS BACKj ftpW- Lige Murrey, Jeana Isaacs, Andrea Krikorian, Laura Stevenson, Sherlie Haines, Rhonda Gagnon, Ed Kreider, Victor Ady, Wayne Shawver, THIRD ROW- Michelle Ady, Alberta Murnion, Shay Grimsrud, Rhonda Philips, Jen Wilson, Tony O'conner, Dorine Murnion, Lisa FitzGerald, Lorna Krum, Gina FitzGerald, Mike Green. SECOND ROW- Jenifer Wilson, Tony Twitchel, Lindsay Utaugh, Shavon Hooker, Kim Kreider, Lori Fellman, Pam Beecher, Shawn Hooker, Front Row- Kara Ryan, Debbie Tobel, Tammy Kerr, Mega Sprague Pep Club sponsors and buys many things for G.C.H.S. This year they were responsible for the felt banners that were ordered for the gym. Members make and hang up the posters down in the gym. They also make and hang the signs on the lockers. Officers of Pen Club are Gina Fitzgerald President,Mike Green Vicepresident, and Meqa Soreque Sec.Treasurer.Pep Club is sponsored by Barbara-Mansfield. 74 THE EAFHSS’ NEW CLOTHES A childrens' theatre entitled The Empress' New Clothes was performed by high school and junior high students, Dec. 14, 15 16. Thanks to the efforts of the cast, FHA members and FHA adviser, a successful dinner theatre was presented on the 15th. A matinee was presented on the 14th for the public and the 16th for the elementary school. Staging a play of any size requires the continual cooperation and dedication of many people and many hours of preparation. The cast and crew of the Empress' New Clothes enjoyed three successful performances because we spent the time and energy needed. There is only one thing left to say at this time: We would like to thank all the little people who made this possible and especially Mrs. Coulter for her time and expertice and her family for letting us take her away from home. 75 DRILL TEAitt Drill Team L to R Kim K., Tammy., Jeanna I., Cinda P., Mega S., Bottom Jen W., Debbie T., Shay 6., Mindy 0., Kam R. 1985 Drill Team for Girls Basketball District Tourney. SHOW EIZ!.. 76 Cliff, Kim, Tony, Jason OCHS GOOFS OFF Lee is MR. COOL What is Math? Debb ie Shan Cody Clark at the NEVADA INVITATIONAL RESERVE CHAMPION RODEO 1986 Rex Phipps 78 TRACY M. i hope nobody's watching! GINA F. This is discusting! 79 CLIFF S. CLYDE CHARLIE We knew somethin' bout you but we're not gonna tell! What did you get for nunber 3? DEBBIE T. MINDY 0. ANGIE A. SHAY G. Oh yea! Shay here has such beautiful hair Should I cut the paper or eat it? I can't decide MR. KLOKER QCHS's future TONI T. free-lance photographer 80 SAGEBRUSH SAGA Lige Murray, Vic Ady, Brett Coldwell, Dorine Murnion, Lee Murnion, Joe Vollmer. Rhonda Gagnon, Emma Loomis, Shay Grimsrud , Kim Kreider, Jackie Meckel, Andrea Krikorian. On Tuesday thru Thursday you can find Mrs. Bray and the Saga Staff working hard to meet the paper deadline. This year something new is being done with the Saga. An in-school paper is published weekly and sent to parents monthly. The paper is sold at school and up-town by the local merchants. HATS OFF TO THE SAGA STAFF FOR A TERRIFIC JOB. Joe, Kim 81 Nick, Lori, and Dan Our great coaches. This page sponsered by Nick Murnion . Coming into the second year of Speech and Debate the teams had a turn out of five participants. Debate, coached by Nick Murnion and Dan Murnion, proved to be fruitless for one of the teams, in the name of Lige Murrey and Ed Ady later to become Lige and Shan Whiteside. However the team of A1berta 'Murnion and Pam Beecher managed to reach state level. In Speech, coached by Lorri Coulter, Kim Kreider was the only active oarticipant. Lorri says we probably would have done better if the turnout oas better but Kim did pretty well. Even though Speech and debate does requre some extra work, we hope the turnout will be greater in the years to come. 82 THE IIEST IS VET TO Cll.ttE See more photos pages 102,103,108 What's the answer for number three. Cliff S., Lee M. You Wanted me? Lisa B. I'm ready. Tony w. Tony O HI!! Cody G. Brett C. 83 Mario Guatti is 16 years old and comes from Rio Gallegos, Argentina. His father is an engineer and his mother works in a bussiness. He has two brothers, one older and one younger. While in the United States Mario will be staying with John and Karen FitzGerald. GCHS got two new students in the middle of the year, Mario Guatti and Monica Alencar. They are part of the foreign youth exchange program called (YFU) Youth For Understanding. Both Monica and Mario are from South Anerica. Monica Alencar is 18 years old and is the host daughter of Art and Margaret Nelson'. Monica cores frcm Recise, Brazil. She has been an exchange student before. Monica lives in a large town with her parents and her 21 year old sister. Monicas father is a Geologist and her mother teaches English in her heme town. LEGISLATIVE PAGE Lavern Gagnon Lige Murrey This year two students were hiven the opprotunity to veiw the legislature in action. Lavern Gagnon was chosen by the teachers at the re- quest of Cecil Weeding from Jordan Mt. He stayed with a cousin in Helena, His main jobs were running errands and answering telephone calls. He was taught to introduse himself, he now has a better understanding of how the legeslature is run. The second was Lige Murrey who found out about being a page from a hunter. He made contacts and was chosen by Dean Switzer. Lige will go to Helena in April, He hones to gain eperience from this program. A definite case for the funny farm. Brett Hey, maan! Gina Aaa vJiat's up doc? Garfield Howdy Pilgrim. Smile! You're on candid camera! Shavon and Julie Guess what we've been doing! Lisa So this is how the brain works! Nate Your room or mine? Victor Believe it or not it's inherited. Jen and Mindy We are the world. Tarrmy Greg Hello Saaby! 87 Toni Jim McMahon eat your heart out. Emma Loomis Not another English essay. Tony Living with a hernia Are you sure? I think so. Shay and Brem Hello Little Boys Tony Dorine 88 Shay You put what, where? Blow, Shan, Blow me and who?! Dorine Mindi Mr . Mun s t e rman and Wayne No applause please Jen Look at those wranglers Kim 89 watch this!! We specialize | and ranch OjAP Motor Service Inc. P.O.Box 1217 809 Bridge Street MILES CITY. 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RICHARD LANE HOGAN, D.D. 1812 CLARK AT HIVVAY NO. IO MILES CITY. MONTANA 59301 S. • I TOGS TACK 609 Main • Miles City, Montana 59301 Garfield Title Insurance Co. Dependable Insurance Fire, Casualty Vehicle Tax Service Bonds 91 C C DISTRIBUTORS VVIEH FURNITURE COMPANY Jttrrt fa re. (arfte t jy. ( raftenes one C ftft crsTcttf PHONE 538 3443_116 WEST MAIN tEWISTOWN. MT. S94S7 BUCKBOARDINN Mfirx Alvin Richard Clark, General Trucking Phone 557-2230 Doufi Diane .arson Welcome you! WO. BOX 17( 5 MII.KS CITY. MT 59301 507 Washington Miles City. MT 59301 Jack and E Inora (406) 232-3550 Ottenbach � Phone 406 232 3988 Benzien School Top row: Tena Cobb(teacher), Jon Osko, Kristy South, Misty Kibler, and Cody Witt. Front row: Mr. Cobb(aide), Kent South, Peter Osko, Rich Kibler, Kelly Witt, Kevin South, and Kirk Rich. Not shown: Troy and Owen Witt. Farm Credit Services --------------- Miles Citr 103 North 6th Street P.0. Bo 1787 Miles City. Montana 59301-1787 The Sha win-William Company No. 3985 601 Mein Sued Mile City. Montan 59301 Tim Breach 406-232-3267 Suxe Manage Doug Tr u Asst. Mnnoger QUALITY WITHOUT WAITING Steve Lamon, Manager CAMERAS FILMS • FRAMES • ACCESSORIES 206 We t Main - Lawiitown. MT 69467 - (406)638-7126 92 Registered Feeds — Custom Pelleting Grain Storage — Trucking — Grain Cleaning Fertilizer Sales Service Sacked Blocked Feeds Farm Chemicals Seed Treat DALE FELLMAN FEEDS Phone 557-2206 FELLMAN'S ACE HARDWARE AAA MOTEL (557-2209) Animal Health — Plumbing Housewares — Sporting Goods Phone 557-2206 Sand Springs School Dean Dutton, Casey Thomas, Brenda Thomas, and Marge Solf. , o Clothing Sewing Needs for the whole family. 4 ZHS MUKMJOMS Jordan MILES CITY, MONTANA 93 JE1DNDA --------N rziu7YnOno Levrs Larson True Value Hardware 112 WEST MAIN ST. CIRCLE, MT. 59215 Honda Sales Service PH. 485-2690 STATI FARM INSURANCI STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES • BLOOMINGTON. ILLINOIS Byron (Bus) Beals Agent (Montana Theatre Bldg.) Box 548 Miles City. MT 59301 Bus Phone 406 232-2572 Res Phone 406 232 6599 Senior Babies 1. Sheriie 2. Emma 3. kvle 4 . Jennv 5. Shan 6. Meqa 7. Jane 8. Rhonda 9. Debbie 10. Lorna 11 . Victor 12. Rhonda P 13. Tracv 14. Lisa 15. Dorine 16. Ray 17. Gina 18. Tim 19. Pam 20. Travis 21. Mindi 22. Brem 23. Mike Flat Creek School Back row: Donald McDonald, and Micheal Twitchell. Front row: dominie Beergress, Scotty McDonald, and Eva Twitchel 1.______________________ CONUfTS 902 SO. HAYNES AVE COSTER VETERINARY MILES CITY, MT 59301 CLINIC LAW OFFICES 44 We make shopping fun” B ROWN AND H USS P.0. Box 121 507 PLEASANT STREET ALAN HAUGE Miles City, Mt. 59301 MILES CITY. MONTANA 59301 232-5410 403-232-4374 TELEPHONE 232-305A 1-800-521-4269 o BRUCE M. BROWN TTrr DEWEY M. MUSS f GEOROE W. MUSS 94 D S Lumber EASTERN MONTANA INDUSTRIES P.O. BOX 636 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 Ink Pens, Handmade Chests, Industrial Wipes, Quiltblocks Jordan, SKYWAY TELEVISION SATELLITE SYSTEMS Montana SALES INSTALLATION SERVICE KENNETH AND NORMA YOUNGQUIST BOX 153 485-2196 CIRCLE, MT 59215 Indian Creek School Mr. Southern, J.C. Murrary, and Walt Murray. CALICO COTTAGE Fabrics and Needle Crafts Circle, Mt. 59215 485-2531 CARLSON MACHINERY REBUILD Miles City, Montana We're in the Yellow Pages Glasgow Implement Dealers Assn. st Kg] hbiIi TMM waoi «AMVI1 nmarni Jwim WU(I1 C33 ZttMMMTMtM MTUM NT MftVtCt C4MTIR TOR M MONT Where the Qood Zhutqs Are” Zhank you dor your Business Circle, M Z 485-3674 Good Luck In Your 67-86 Season Cat Creek School dark Pinkerton, Sheila Baker, and Rian Pinkerton, Not shown: Julie Pinkerton and Sammy Jo Ferguson. Pleased to sponsor High School Athletics. LITTLE BIG MEN PIZZA CELLAR LOUNGE 71� MAIN, P. O. BOX 1386 TREAT CAPITAL OF THE WORLD 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. MILES CITY, MT 68301 Miles Ctty Plaza Randall Lumber Equipment Miles City Plaza Open 7 Days A Week DRAWER 220 • MILES CITY Complete line of building materials OSCO DKUQ JS yOUK evsnyznm szoks Specialises in Prescription Service Ross School Kanyon Chamberlain, Skye Chamberlain, Zane Hamilton, Katie Browning, Clyde Keith, Caroline Sherer, Susan Hunnewel1 WAYNE HUNTER, INC. BOX 24 557-2666 JORDAN, MT 69337 Miles City Plaza MILES CITY. MT 69301 Phone (406) 232-7214 97 t $S NGER tQUVPNttNT P.O. BOX A I CIRCLE, MONTANA 59215 PHONE (406) 485-2751 MF “ Meeeey Ferguson FORD MERCURY flexi-coil FRIC3C3STAD l V FRIGGSTAD CHISEL PLOWS MILES CITY FORD LINCOLN MERCURY Miles City, MT Tree Coulee School Lee Wankel, Rocky Wankel, Shay Whiteside, Shari Whiteside, and Mrs. Frady. Carranco Associate Western State Life Life, Health, and Group Insurance 232- 4144 Miles City, Mt. HELLYER SHEARING Virgil, Carol, Greg, Jill and Bret 557-2581 Jordan, Mt. 59337 The Eighth Grade Mrs. Linford, Amy McKeever, Joanna Gibson, Stacie Krum, Monica Drew, Lisa O'Connor, and Eric FitzGerald. In tree: Cody Bollinger, Chuck Kerr, and Reg Hageman. AgriBasics Company P.0. Box 1279 Miles City, Mt. 59301 Phone 232-2009 YELLOWSTONE TAVERN Videos - Poo 1 - Darts Beer and Wine Pizza 3008 Valley Drive East Corner Bar Circle, Mt. Happy Hr. 5 to 6 Munchies 4 to 5 99 9TALLARD ASSOCIATES, P.C. Certified Public Accountants DRAWER 549 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 V liTEH.VAS OK KOHKH� . WAKS BLUE ROCK PRODUCTS CO. P.0. BOX 367 MILES CITY, MONTANA Ph. 232-2121 59301 P.O. Box 116 Circle, Montana 59215 The Seventh Grade Top: Shannon Hageman, Donna Whiteside, Roberta O'Connor, Joy Murnion, and Kenni Ryan. Bottom: Tracy Stanton, Rena McKeever,, Mystie Murnion, Deana Montgomery, Scott Ross, and Luke Mnrninn._________________________________________________ Mccom ejcsezKje eoopsKA zrn Serving Circle Jordan Richey Live Better Electrically JfcheTT 232-0280 602 Pleasant St. MILES CITY, MT AGENCY OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE 100 IUI Soum Hoyn PO loxllll MMi Ctty. MorXona 59301 Lewistown, Mt. BXS DE.V SADfflJERY BOOT, SHOE, AND SADDLE REPAIR Custom Saddles and chaps 2?2-l;$66 PH: 557-6139 The Sixth Grade Top: Kenny Faris, Curtis Kerr, Luke Kloker, Ronda FitzGerald, Lorretta Loomis, Nichole Murnion, and Krista Johnson. Bottom: Gary Bollinger, Micheal Krikorian, Candy Bollinger, Lori Murnion, and Mrs. Ripley. _________________________________ CIRCLE CHEVRON SERVICE AND CIRCLE TRAILER COURT Chevron formerly Husky WE BUILD EXHAUST SYSTEMS, MUFFLER TAILPIPE Chevron Where Friends Gathe: 501 Mom Street Miles City, Montana 593G 1-800-453-4511 (406) 232-2450 GLADSTONE HOTEL-MOTEL National Hlatocic Sit Qrck, Montana 59215 P.O. Box 175 - PH. (406) 455-5311 Bulk Gas . Diesel, Tires, Batteries, 24 hr. Towing Service—AAA Farm Bureau Dealer-Ph. 485-3645 Circle, MT Len and Harvey Kuntz The Big Bad Junior Class Tim Browning 102 OHHHEEH' Charlie Together where-ever Sleepy time gal Jackie, Pain Laura Look Mom---- You taught me GOOD' Jeanna Boaring!1’ Lucy Not Now, Mary You' ve got to be kidding. Lorri TR1-C PRINTINGS SUPPLY 8 N. 7th ST. (406) 232-5073 MILES CITY, MT. 59301 Li’I Audrey’s Husky House Restaurant OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY (Lilt It Hair fashions Box 406 Jordan, Montana Phone 557-2474 SALAD BAR DAILY SPECIALS QUALITY QUICK QUIET BREAKFAST LUNCHES DINNERS t of Miles City - P94 Baker Exit TeL 232-5910 Audrey A Schock. Owner Onerator l ll MCI MUI LA-J I n Front row: Alile Nelson, Amber Mimion, Alter Bollinger, Tasha Hageman, Roni Ryan, Tracy Currey, Jamie Hlem, Melissa Stanton, Mashelle Clark, Earline Lawrence. Back Row: Nicole Bennett, Ryan Paxson, Brett Hellyer, Ben Maciag, Dustv Buffington, Roy Paxton, Casey Coulter, and Nolan Olson._____________________________ John Stockhill Jewelers 3 B's in Lewistown Hines Motor Supply Car Qjeat VA1ley Motor Supply Tocmeys Anthony's Seiden Drug Company R. J. Manion, DDs Farmers Insurance Agency (Glenn Roberts) Video USA Layrite Floor Covering Service Darrell D. Tucker Joy1 in's Emporium 3 Moyers Livestock INc. Town Pimp Bon Ton Mark Larson R N R Sports Fay's Fabric Carousel Wendy Lindford who teaches 7th and 6th grade has been teaching for 3 years. Marain Peeler who teaches 2nd grade has been teaching for 4 years. Elaine Witt who teaches 5th grade has been reaching for 4 years. Audrey Drew who is a teachers aide has been teaching for 5 years. Susan Hageman who teachers 1st grade has been teaching for 15 years. Margret Gibson who teaches 4th grade has been teaching for 9 years. Elaine Hinther eho is the assistant cook has been here for 9 years. Diane Lesher who is the head cook has been here for a year. Lance Peeler who is the cheif custodian has been t ere for 9 years. Earline Lawrence who is the kindergarten teacher has been teaching for a year. Patricia Southern who teaches 2nd grade has been teaching for 9 years. Jane Wille who is the Chapter 1 aide has been teaching gor 15 years. Jackie Currey who is the clerk and office help has been here for 9 years. Becky Ripley who teaches 6th grade has been teaching for 3 years. Lena Ritter who is a teachers aide'has been teaching for 4 years. Kathie Everaert who teaches 7th and 8th grade has been teaching for 2 years. 105 (406)� ?� COPPER jZWf Play mb MANGEM-S ELECTRIC IWC. thimble it rctRiCAi, suwwtif $ 4. mo row wcfAiw 800 Main p o ik A j i P|( WW( |� M ri 1 N i oma.n$t Electricity � ••� •0 01 Mill Stitt MONTANA S9X)I Mi les City Montana Shennun Construction First Grade Front row: Susan Hageman, Tash Buxcel, Kris Johnson, Annitte Loemis, Rod Lawrence, Andrea Bennett, Wndy Harbaugh, Brian Mumion, Charity Mumion, Stormy Marsh, Audrey Drew. Back row: Brian Phipps, Jaime Fitch, Jeff Guptill, Dusty Jessen, B.G. Fitzgerald, Bob Whiteside, Aaron McWillaims, Tim Watt. (Not pictured Niies Stanton and Kent Whiteside) Jack’s Body Shop 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE AUTO CLASS INSTALLED YOU BEND 'EM COMPLETE BODY REPAIR WE MEND 'EM Phone 232-1661 623 NORTH 7th JACK FIECHTNER MILES CITY. MT 59301 Clothes Closet 78 M Sth St. Miles City, M Z COMPLETE EXHAUST U RADIATOR SERVICE 106 We HAT PRINTING -TfUiver? ($0-0 p 1� print everything except money and postage stamps.. (BScrtbhtfc Siwffl We could do a better job but the government hates BEST WISHES FROM MID-RIVERS 1110 Main Miles City, MT 59301 Tel. 406 232-5985 compet i on. Sack row: Kim Mumion, Tanrny Stanton, Denver Hensliegh, Arber Uthaug, Brandy Gibson, Ananda Clark, Nicki Curney, Toby Kloker. Front row: ngie Peeler, Leo Mumion, Matt Mumion, Aaron Helm, Nicki Fogle, Kevin Ward, Denise Guptil, and Marion Peeler. emea exxow ssKVjeexzsK Circle, Montana Bulk GASOLINE Curtis Kepair Jnc. DIESEL PROPANE FARM TIRE SERVICE STAR AND GOODYEAR TIRES CONVENIENT STORE WHERE SERVICE IS GIVEN WITH A SMILE CIRCLE, MONTANA 485-2582 or 485-2782 after hours call 485-2973 Automotive Bearings Baldwin Filters Delco Batteries Monroe Shocks 107 Don't miss, Lucy M. Ready catch, Lisa B. Ia dha Mega S, Tammy K Debbie T. I'm innocent! Shan Whiteside Smoke Tracey SILLY-SILLY STUDENTS it don't sniff it. M, Ray M, Andy K. 108 mosm em Cohagen School Back rx : Brandi Beecher, Zane Hafla, Pat Erlenbush, Steve Erlenbush, Danny Williams, and Tim Rossow. Second row: Jay Collins, Jessica Helm, Jodi Johnson, Wayland Pluhar, Snanna Brooks, Jeffery Pluhar, and Harold Erjenbush. Third row: Kurt Pluhar, Ty Clauson, Trixie McWilliams, Marci Johnson, Annette Hafla, and Jessica Horn. Bottom row: Kristin ’ Horn, Honey Pluhar, Clay Schlepp, Billy Brooks, Staci Beecher, and Autam Locmis. Teachers: Betty Sturtz(left) and Jennifer Conners(right). 109 HELL CREEK BAR JORDAN, MT. PHONE 557-2302 Your favorite drinks Chicken Hamburgers Pizza Owners: Ansel and Pasty Krum lSl' 0(1 0‘H d‘iO •• O f m fc Circle. Montana b9?1L -vs � Miles City, MT. South Hains Ave. Fifth Grade „ „ Back row: Aaron Hageman, Walter Harbaugh, Joe Ross, Owen Murion, Deana Gregg, Joy Baule, Tanya Hensliegh, Dina Shawver, Mrs. Witt. Front row. Wayne Stanton, Abe Murion, Dixi Stanton, Jedi Stanton, Toni Stanton, Jenelle Turner, Jaci Uthaug, Travis Wijson, and Denise Linford. PIONEER GARAGE Mechanics Daryl Hinther Duane Bollinger Chris Pluhar Rodney Bollinger Duane Jessen Robert Johnson Ray Hageman Chevron OTHER HELP David O'Connor Karen Barnes Billie Willie Owned by Bob and George Hageman Paxson's Pump JORDAN 557-2567 Neal Dodie Paxson, Prop. no lib Montana Bank of Circle, N. A. Circle, Montana 59215 485-2731 ASKIN WELL SUPPLY HIGHWAY 12 AT THE CROSSROADS MILES CITY, MT 59301 232-2465 Wotrol Submersible Pump; Repair Service Complete Pressure Systems Windmills Member FDIC Fourtii brade back row: Mandy bthaug, Jeremy Jhonston, 0. J. Jessen, Denim Fogle, Wally Hartaugh, Ancela bennet, Mari Beectier, Jill Hellyer, Pandi Highland, Darci Gregg, Keitn Gillette, Marian FitzGerald. Front row: Mrs. Gibson, Jeremy Watt, Teresa Stanton, Aaron Phipps, Clievil Ruan, Nattian Krikorian, Amber Peller, Reg Lawrence, Aianda Montgomery, Eric McWilliams, Jesse Murnion, and Lena Ritter. Loberg Heating Ernst’s HIGHWAY 1 Cooling FURNITURE AND CARPET Circle, Goul.oc 18''- Complete Super Market plus same quality at discount prices hr' y r' Pump System o|,p ■; Mini-Mall Cafe Convenience Store Circle, Montana Route 1 - Box 104 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 232-6151 485-2680 111 !W RED ROCK SPORTING GOODS BuNom Loop MM EM Phon 406 232-2718 MILES CITY, MONTANA 60301 GARFIELD HOTEL AND MOTEL Bud Charlene Pilcher Your Photographic Headquarters Gifts, Hallmark Cards Wedding Invitations tUx A Camzna and S ifti, 9nc. 607 miles city mqntana 9301 D ® [_eon’s meat SERVICE 713 Knight Street Miles City, Montana 59301 232-3556 DAVE ATKINSON LEON SHIPMAN Pine Grove School: Front: Natalie Phipps, Nichole Phipps, Rene Stanton, Wendy Stanton, and Mrs. Savage. Back: Jennifer Stanton, Alana Locmis. Just’': ' r-pc Clayton Phipps, and Cal Phipps. Rei|ito(cU Miles City, MT 1 he Shire For Everyone Janeaux at Second LEWlSTOWN, MONTANA 59457 Ka HnwTol Same Day Service for 110, 126, 135, Disc Film Precessing and Enlargements We use Kodak Paper 112 (406) 557-2460 Melody Shop A Complete Music Store NICKOLAS C. MURNION ATTORNEY AT LAW Louise Kapps-owner Miles City, Mt. Music Accesories We want you to stand P. O. BOX 375 JORDAN. MT. 50337 guitars, amps, pianos band instruments on our reputation. Miles City, MT Phone 232-0227 Blackfoot School: Front: Miss Westby, Arania Neggard, Dawn Clark, Shara Neggard, Misty West, Wendy O'Connor, Staci Saylor, and Mrs. Billings. Back: Mike West, Dustin Neggard, Casey Clark, John O'Connor, Ebert Stanton, and Chip Saylor. 1620 West Main - Lewistown, MT 59457 - (406) 538-7431 Craig Rehm Assistam Vice President O First Interstate First Interstate Bank Bank of Miles Ci,v 1115 Main Street Miles City. MT 59301-1237 406 232-5590 113 A T Supply, Inc. Quality Always Farm Ranch Supplies 2415 Main Miles City, MT Ph. 232-3422 TOGS TACK Miles City, Mantana 59301 MILES AND ULMER For Top Quality Hardware Products Miles City, MT High School Board: Front: Betty Johnson, Sandra Wilson, Mary Ann Mury, and Lou Weeding. Back: Bert Robertson, Cole Coldwell, Wade Harbaugh, and Jim Baker. Lund Implement Case New Holland Heston 485-2345 Circle, MT 605 Main - Phone 232-9994 Eastern MT's Little Las Vegas MILES CITY, MONTANA John R. Carr, Attorney 232-4569 Box 1257, Miles City, MT 114 The New Fad The Store for Men toss Djvkfson — Owner y 6 Yt WOfn itwtttown. Montana 59457 Ptv ne 558-5052 SHOE REPAIR farmer's Union Oil, Qas, Gnase, tires Garf ield Co. Cenex Dick J Amy Burg It MH t City, Montana 59301 rhona (406) 232-5193 Grade School Board: Front: Jackie Currey and Karen Ady. Back: Virgil Hellyer, Doug Stanton, and Jack Mumion. Coast to Coast TOTAL HARDWARE The Peterschicks 301 West Main Phone: (406) 538-5902 LEWISTOWN, MONTANA 59457 BISON BAR SINGLETON TRUCKING 8ox 631 Miles City, Montana 59301 Telephone (406) 232-4575 MIDSTATE BANK OF MONTANA P O BOX 660. LEWIS'! OWN. MONTANA 59457 PHONE 232-9854 MILES CITY, MONTANA A FRIENDLY PLACE WHERE FRIENDS MEET feed • Livestock • Grain Hauling ns Mac’s Frontierland, Inc. HOME OF MAC'S RENT-ALL P. O. BOX 399 MILES CITY, MONTANA 59301 (406) 232-1183 and 232-2457 STAR PRINTING SUPPLY CO, office machines supplies printing P.O. Box 1216 Miles City, Mt. toll free number 1-800-232-6505 Plains and Prairie Implement Ph. 232-4355 BROADUS HWY. SOUTH P.O. BOX 758 MILES CITY, MT ALLIS CHALMERS ALUS CHALMERS DEUTZ-ALLIS CUSTOM HEATING SHEET METAL LICENSED HEATING COOLING CONTRACTOR SUL JENSEN Owner HIWAY 12 EAST MILES CITY. MT 59301 (406) 232 4307 Third Back row: Weston Harbaugh, Ben Mum ion, Judd Gibson, Berry Johnston, Brandy Olson , Eva Guesambue, L'Dene Mumion, Jason Jessen, Sean Mumion, and Robin Haganan. Front row: Wendy Marsh, Jeanna Stanton, Chad Hooker, Marc Kloker, Mrs. Southern, Nicole Paxson, Scott McKeever, Ben Maciag, and Brett Vollner. 116 SUTHERLAflD SCHOOL Nancy Bohlman Newland Construction Vaughn Norma Dirtwork of any kind ! 557-2835 or 557-2829 J C Redi-Mix Jordan, Mt. 557-2582 f i X -think «• SHouv-OVt -roRNfCi -mtRtl' %