Hardin High School - Big Horn Yearbook (Hardin, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

BULLDOGS ON THE MOVE HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL HARDIN, MONTANA VOLUME 1983 Table Of Contents This book of memories is dedicated to the senior class of 1983. Throughout the years they have grown physically, intellectually and socially waiting for the day they would graduate. The theme of this years’ annual is “On the Move”. It describes the spirit and never-ending pace of Hardin High School. The school pulses with energy from the time the doors open until the last bus departs. Each class moves to a distinct beat. The freshman class has made their debut, “Moving In” and acquainting themselves to new surroundings, routines and people. The sophomores are beginning to relax, setting their goals and “Moving Along” to the year 1985. Our junior class is anticipating “Moving Up” and reigning as the top class of Hardin High School. The mighty seniors are gathering their belongings: polished skills, realized talents, lifelong friends and “Moving Out” onto different paths. Good Luck to the senior class of 1983. Faculty 3-7 Homecoming t 15-21 Seniors 23-32 Juniors 36-41 Sophomores 42-48 Freshman 49-56 Sports 57-74 Activities 75-86 Clubs 87-103 Merits 104-115 Advertising 116-132 2 A Few Moving Words. . . For the past twelve years, I have had the opportunity to be a part of the Hardin Schools. Together with the Class of “83” I will leave Hardin, but the memories of those twelve years will give me joy forever. Thank you for twelve great years. Willard R. Anderson Superintendent The 1982-83 term has been an interesting one with plenty of memories for everyone - some good, some bad. I hope this yearbook reminds you of all the good times and people you shared them with over the months. I’ve enjoyed working with you and I would like to extend my best wishes to the “Class of 1983” in their future endeavors. When the rest of you return, I hope you will strive to improve on all of the academic, athletic, music and artistic talent that surfaced this year. Don Gilbertson Principal District 17-H 1 School Board School Board: From Left to Right, Dr. Michael Downing, Donald Beary, Lambert Vandersloot (Vice-Chairman), Donald Fox, Harvey Pitsch, Dr. Willard Anderson (Superintendent). Shown below, Joseph Koebbe (Chairman). It has been a very busy year for the Board of Trustees of School Districts 17-H and 1. It is rewarding to see the good things that are happening in our school district. The completion of our building program, the beginning of a gifted and talented program, and the near completion of the curriculum development program. There are new and productive efforts being made in every area of our school system. I believe the support for better education among students, faculty and community has never been higher. This year will mark the end of twelve years of service as Superintendent of Schools for Dr. Willard R. Anderson. The Board of Trustees will do everything to make the transition from Dr. Anderson to the new superintendent as smooth as possible so that the good things will continue to happen without interruption. I would say that it has been a great year for School Districts 17-H and 1. Joseph Koebbe 4 Faculty I Shahid Ahmed Scott Brokaw Dick Imer Edwin Auker Robert Deitz Margaret Kern Robert Bennett Joy Dinsmoore Dale Kober Kenneth Boggio Jim Genatone Victoria Kollodge Carol Bowers Pat Havlovick John Leligdowicz 5 Francine Lind Laurie Nelson Duane Pinkerman Kathryn Lytle John Nesovic Bonnie Pluhar Guy Monroe George Pfeifer Jean Sloan Linda McClanahan Julie O’Dell Terry Selph Janet Miller Kenneth O’Dell Lester Sherman 6 Laura Sundheim Roger Thompson Loretta Three Irons 7 5 Sports Report « JJ V r m.9 BOYS BASKETBALL Lodge Grass 66 Hardin 44 Labre 59 Hardin 49 9t' Roundup 50 Hardin 29 Laurel 62 Hardin 46 Park 76 Hardin 64 Glasgow 44 Hardin 40 4 Miles City 70 Hardin 56 Fergus 55 Hardin 56 Custer 61 Hardin 76 Lodge Grass 71 Hardin 85 Billings Central 65 Hardin 61 Park 79 Hardin 69 Fergus 59 Hardin 68 Sidney 56 , Hardin 54 90 Glendive 61 Hardin 49 Laurel 53 Hardin 77 Billings Central 78 Hardin 72 Glasgow 63 Hardin 78 DIVISIONAL TOURNAMENT Park 59 Hardin 79 % Laurel 64 Hardin 61 Fergus 65 Hardin 67 Park 73 Hardin 57 STATE TOURNAMENT Deer Lodge 74 Hardin 69 Dillon 68 Hardin 46 Butte Central 81 Hardin 86 FOOTBALL I • 9 Billings Central 0 Hardin 22 Sidney 31 Hardin 0 Lewistown 14 Hardin 34 Glasgow 28 Hardin 0 Miles City 37 Hardin 0 Glendive 20 Hardin 6 Laurel 58 Hardin 0 Livingston 6 Hardin 19 X90' GIRLS BASKETBALL Labre 38 Hardin 39 Lodge Grass 28 Hardin 36 Billings Central 70 Hardin 36 Lodge Grass 39 Hardin 31 Laurel 43 Hardin 47 Livingston 58 Hardin 50 Glasgow 49 Hardin 31 Miles City 45 Hardin 29 Lewistown 42 Hardin 44 Miles City 53 Hardin 34 Glendive 48 Hardin 22 Billings Central 48 Hardin 29 Livingston 68 Hardin 36 Lewistown 59 Hardin 49 Sidney 55 Hardin 40 Laurel 47 Hardin 41 Billings Central 43 Hardin 37 Glasgow 34 Hardin 31 Laurel 41 Hardin 29 WRESTLING Livingston 24 Hardin 39 Billings West 22 Hardin 36 Billings Central 25 Hardin 39 Lewistown 36 Hardin 29 Laurel 24 Hardin 42 Miles City 36 Hardin 27 Sheridan 28 Hardin 25 Billings Central 12 Hardin 56 Lewistown 28 Hardin 37 Laurel 15 Hardin 44 Miles City 40 Hardin 15 Livingston 9 Hardin 38 n Senior Favorites Bottom left to right: Jay Leischner, Keith Wegner, Randy Abell, Brad Wetz, Eric Hickey, Larry Harmon, David Carson, Brian Kuntz. Middle: Tracey Struck, Mary Turney, Mary Cunningham, Melinda Madler, Lori Flack, Lisa Bastrom, Melanie Red Fox, Cindy Herbel, Nicole Remmich, Standing: Pam Nordquist, Jane Wunderlich, Charlene Yarlott, Diane Kollekowski, Lori Old Coyote, Jill Pitsch, Dora Gonzales, Lori Slattery, Julie Wagner, Jodi Muhlbeier, Brit Torske, Mike Harlin, Roger Dorn, Jim Stanton, Mike He Crow, Rob Holeman. Most Likely to Succeed- Charlene Yarlott, Mike Harlin Most Talented- Diane Kollekowski, Larry Harmon Prettiest Eyes- Melinda Madler, Cordy Dodson Best Dressed- Brit Torske, Keith Wegner Best Looking- Tempe Johnson, Rob Holeman Best Figure- Lori Slattery, Randy Abell Most Spirited- Lisa Bastrom, tie- Warren Kahn, Brad Wetz Rowdiest- Sheri Schack, Roger Dorn Best Sense of Humor- Mary Cunningham, Dana Lytle Most OutgoingJill Pitsch, Warren Kahn Biggest Clown- Mary Cunningham, Brad Wetz Happiest- Julie Wagner, Warren Kahn Biggest Klutz- Peggy Schroeder, Mark Humphrey Biggest Partier- Melanie Red Fox, Jay Leischner Best Personality- Tempe Johnson, Dana Lytle Biggest Flirt- Jodi Muhlbeier, Rob Holeman Best Smile- Tempe Johnson, Rob Holeman Cutest Wiggle- Lori Flack, Keith Wegner Shortest- Dora Gonzales, David Heath 12 Tallest- Jane Wunderlich, David Carson Longest Hair- Lorri Old Coyote, Mike Hecrow Most Original Laugh- Pam Nordquist, Jimmy Stanton Cutest Senior Couple- Nicole Remich, Mike Harlin Most Class- Tempe Johnson, Dana Lytle Loudest Mouth- Sheri Schack, Rob Holeman Skips the Most- Sheri Schack, Brian Kuntz Most Athletic- Cindy Herbel, Mike Harlin Skinniest- Mary Turney, Scott Russel Most Trustworthy- tie, Tempe Johnson, Jill Pitsch, Eric Hickey Most Intelligent- Charlene Yarlott, Mike Harlin Best Friends the Longest- Tempe, Mary and Tracey Worst Lunch- Cornbread Pizza Best Movie- E.T. Senior Wills I, Tracey Struck, will Laramie Bauman and Mike Nelson the ability to keep their love-lives out of Chemistry class. We, The Sr. Girls in Annual, will to Mr. Gilbertson, the ability not to have to babysit us next year. I, Jill Pitsch, will to my sister Caryn, my ability to get along with and even like the people in the office. I, Jill Pitsch, will to Lorie Herbel my ability to disagree with Mr. Boston during Girls Basketball and sometimes be right. We, Dora Gonzales and Sheri Schack, will (WALLEYE) Beckman, our ability to know the difference between a beer and a beard when asked in class. I, Sheri Schack, will to Lori Slattery the ability to keep her room as clean as mine in our new apartment. We, Lori Flack Lori Slattery, will to Sheri Schack the ability not to get hooked on anyones bumper. I, Mary Turney, will to Tempe Lemon, my ability to get home at two in the morning and still be early. I, anonymous, will to Julie Grenfell my ability to wear my pants above my knees. I, Lori Flack, will to my brother “Kevin”, the ability to find some other way besides putting the pick-up in 4 Wheel drive to keep me from taking it at noon. I, Meilan Ballensky, will to Melanie Redfox my ability to not drive someone elses car until the engine starts smoking. We, Oh Cee Speedy, will to Thelma Other Medicine our ability to go swimming after hours and not get caught. I, Miss Kollodge, will to the next Senior class the ability to take clear Annual photographs. I, Eric Hickey, will Tim Kennedy my jock, since he never wears one. I, Larry Harmon, will to next years wrestling team the ability to put up with the wrestling cheerleaders eating habits. We, Debbie and Sheri, will Mrs. Havlovick the ability to get somebody to work. We, Julie Wagner and Jodi Muhlbeier, will our big mouths to Colleen Buckingham and Zena Garcia so that Pep Assemblies are not so boring. I, Julie Wagner, will Kelly Downing my memory so that she doesn’t misplace her purse every five minutes. 1, Judy Fillingham, will Mr. Boston the ability to keep his hugs to himself. We, the Senior girls, will to the underclass girls the ability to wear shoes with dresses instead of footies. 13 Senior Wills We, the Sr. Girls Basketball Players, will our ability to get to the back seat soon enough, but not get hurt in the process to next years Senior Players. I, Buck, will my football helmet to Mr. Boston to protect himself against more head injuries in case he runs into the wall again. 1, Terry Brauer, will my nickname “Brauer Power” to my brother, Kim, so he will be as embarrassed as I was. I, Paul Eshelman, will to Mr. Gilbertson my horn so he can drive by the school and make noise. I, Paul Eshelman, will my ability to miss football practices to Tom Young. I, Mark Humphrey, will Mr. Kober another kid to take my place, who will drive down the highway and honk his horn in the middle of the night, so Mr. Kober will think it is Mr. O’Dell. I, Pam Nordquist, will to Sam Pitsch the ability to make it through the next two years without me. I, Pam Nordquist, will to Stacy VanDale the ability to stay crazy and keep some excitement in Hardin High School. I, Gerald Wegner, will all my extra credits to Sam Pitsch so he will be able to graduate with everyone else. I, Gerald Wegner, will my ability to always have a smile and a nice word to Mr. Auker so he will be a friendlier teacher. I, Julie Stenerson, will to the 1983-84 Varsity Football and Basketball Cheerleaders the best of luck and hope they enjoy cheering as much as I did this year. I, Charlene Yarlotte, will to next years High Steppers, the ability not to forget make-up, extra nylons and all the other neccessities for a performance. I, Teri Belden, will my name “Little Bloomer” to Laramie Bauman and Mike Nelson for all the times they teased me last year. We, Jill Pitsch and Mary Turney, will our ability to attend Student Council meetings to the rest of the officers. I, Julie Stenerson, will my ability to smile and let things go by to Rhonda Sprenger, Amy Belue, Danette Gross, and Kelly Downing. We, the Sr. Girls Basketball players, will next years team good luck and a winning season. 14 Spirit Week Everyone was ‘Movin With The Spirit’ during Homecoming Week, September 13-17. The week began with an uneasy anticipation of the approaching Friday, but the Student Council turned this anxiety into a time of dances, parties and dressup days. A great deal of planning on the Councils part produced such activities as “Overhaul Em Day”, “Don’t Sweat It”, “Knock Your Socks Off”, “Hippie and Punk Rock Day” and a bonfire that evening. The highlight of the week was, of course, the Homecoming dance. Everyone had a great time and our lives were filled with frienzied disorganization. We’ll never forget those fantastic moments at H.H.S. because we live to laugh. Everyone got into the act in this years float production. The theme revolved around great T.V. and movie spin-offs. Each Class worked deligently to make the impossible happen — A float that resembled something. 16 17 Homecoming Parade Juniors Float - “Friday The 17th”. Freshman Float - “E.T. . Pep Club Float - “Give A Cheer For The Hardin Team”. Football Team with spirit stick. Lisa Bostrom and runner-up Eric Hickey. Lori Slattery, runner-up, and Dana Lytle. Horn ecoming 1982 The candidates for the 1982 Homecoming King and Queen were nominated by each class. Freshmans, Lisa Bostrom and Eric Hickey, Sophomores, Teri Butkay and Brad Wetz, Juniors, Lori Slattery and Dana Lytle. The Seniors, of course, nominated the winners, Tempe Johnson and Wayne Edgar. 20 As fireworks exploded during the 1982 Homecoming, a little of magic occurred for Tempe Johnson and Wayne Edgar. In one special moment, they were crowned the Homecoming Queen and King. 21 Seniors Then 22 And Now. In every age and every nation, we have always attempted to discover the essence of life - What is it and how it should be lived. Members of the graduating Class of 1983 have spent the past twelve years attempting to discover this riddle - this “celebration of life” and perhaps have concluded as Henry David Thureau did, “Living is so dear, I did not wish to live what was not life”. As the 1982-83 school year comes to a close on another successful nine months at Hardin High School we all bid farewell to a class of academic achievers and athletic, a class of gifted and talented young men and women; a class of musical and artistic abilities and loving and caring human beings. In our sadness we anticipate joy - joy in knowing and believing you all are our future, and our hope. Our leaders in our homes, in schools, in our communities, on our nation and even abroad. You all will make us proud! It might be well just to remember as you leave us and discover the full richness of each single day. There is a simple, yet proud precept of living: 5 “Only he is rich who owns the day. Things do not change; we change. Our life is frittered away by detail. Simplify, Simplify. The oak sleeps in the acorn; the bird waits in the egg. God works in moments. Happiness consists of not having, but of being; not of possessing, but of enjoying”. Thank you for being a part of and sharing the last four years with us. Meilan Ballensky 23 Terry Brauer Darren Britton David Carson Lisa Bastrom Teri Butkay Belden Larry Big Hair Raymond Boggess Heather Boggio David Binnewies Cordy Dodson Roger Dorn Jacob Eckman Mike Charette Rhonda Clark Lisa Contway Kirk Conroy Mary Cunningham Sherry Davis Wayne Edgar Paul Eshleman Bonnie Espinoza Bryan Finley Lori Flack Dawn Sargent Greenfield Judy Fillingham Carl Goes Ahead Dora Gonzales Brigitte Hacket David Heath Eric Hickey Rob Holeman Larry Harmon Cindy Herbel Mark Humphrey Mike Harlin Mike He Crow Denise Joy Diane Killekowski Jay Leischner Warren Kahn Brian Kuntz Dana Lytle Tempe Johnson Bill King Rich Lake Pam Nordquist Lorri Old Coyote Joseph Phares Melinda Johnson Madler Ed Mills Paul Matt Alvinna Morrison Tammy McMann Jodi Muhlbeier Jill Pitsch Melanie Red Fox Nicole Remmich Samantha Rides Horse Sheri Schack Peggy Schroeder 30 Donna Sjostrom James Stanton Julie Stenerson Stan Stieber Tracey Struck Lori Slattery Troy Lynn Taylor Mary Turney Linda Uffelman Vandersloot Debbie Vermandel Brit Torske Charlie Stops Carlotta Wolcott Charlotte Yarlott Jane Wunderlick Paul Zelka Gerald Wegner Keith Wegner Julie Wagner What Kept Us On The Move LORNA BABBY - OEA 4, Annual 4, St. Council 4, Art Club 4 MEILAN BALLENSKY - Cheering 4, Pep Club 1-4, DECA Sec. 4, Girls BB Asst. Mgr. 3, Band 1-2, Chorus 1 LISA BASTROM - Cheering 1-4, FFA 3-4, OEA 3-4, 4 Pres., Pep Club 1-4 TERI BUTKAY BELDEN - Cheering 1-3, Band 1-3, Choir 2-4, Swing Choir 3-4, Pep Club 1-4, HC Candidate 4 LARRY BIG HAIR - Indian Club 2-4, Cross Country 1-3, BBB 1-3 HEATHER BOGGIO - Band 1-4, Jazz Band 2-4, Pep Band 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, Pep Club Stats. 2, Annual 4, “The Wiz” MICHAEL CHARETTE - BB Intramurals 4, Rodeo Club 1-4, V.P. 4, Football 1-3, Indian Club 4 RHONDA CLARK - Pep Club 1-3, Choir 2, Key Club 2, Track 2-3, OEA Treas. 4, BBB Mgr. 3, “The Wiz” 2, Cross Country 3 KIRK CONROY • Lettermans, VICA, Football 1-4, Track 2-4 LISA CONTWAY - Key Club 4, Cross Country 1, Pepperettes 3 MARY CUNNINGHAM - Pep Club 1-2, “The Wiz”, Annual 4, Choir 1-3 CORDY DODSON - 300 Squat Club 4. Art Club 2, Football 1, 4 ROGER DORN - VICA 4, Football 1-2, FFA 2, 3, Pres. 4 JACOB ECKMAN - Art Club 1-4, Pres. 3-4, JV BB 3, Art 1-4 WAYNE EDGAR - VICA 4, FFA 1-2, Lettermans 1-4, Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4 PAUL ESHLEMAN - Weights, Lettermans 4, Art Club 1-2, Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Jazz Band 1-3, Concert Band 1-4, Boys State BONNIE ESPINOZA - Pep Club 1-4, Key Club 1-2, Powderpuff 1. Annual 4, Choir 1-3, Swing Choir 2-3 JUDY FILLINGHAM - FHA 1-2, Honor Society 3-4, Art Club 1 LORI FLACK - Pep Club 1-4, Powderpuff 1, Annual 2, 3 Sec. Treas., 4 Co-Editor CARL GOES AHEAD - Indian Club 1-2, Basketball 3 DORA GONZALES - BB 1-4, Annual 3, Weights 4, Track 1 BRIGITTE HAKET - Computer Club 4, OEA Historian 4, “Hobbit” Fantasy Club 4, Track 4 MIKE HARLIN - Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-4, Lettermans 1-4, Honor Society 3, 4 Pres., St. Council 4, Decathlon Team 3 LARRY HARMON - Lettermans 1-4, OEA 4, Wrestling 1-4, Golf 1, Band 1-3, Choir 1-3, Jazz Band 2-3, Swing Choir 1-4, Pep Band 1-3, Decathlon 4, Football 1, 3, 4 33 CINDY HERBEL • BB 1-4, Honor Society 3-4, GAA 2, 1st Natl. Academic Decathlon, Track 1, 2, 4 MIKE HE CROW - BB 1-2, BB Intramurals 4, Prom Candidate 3 ERIC HICKEY - Lettermans Pres., St. Council, Jr. Pres., Soph. Rep., Football, Track, Wrestling, BB Intramurals, Golf, HC Candidate MARK HUMPHREY - DECA 3, 4 Pres., Intramurals 3-4, Decathlon, 4, Math Contest 4, Football 1, 3, 4 TEMPE JOHNSON - Pep Club 1-4, Cheering 1-3, Chorus 1-4, Accappella Pres., Swing Choir 3-4, Annual 3-4, HC Queen 4, Soph. Pres., Sr. Pres., “Whos Who”, “The Wiz” BILL KING - FFA 3, 4 V.P., BB Mgr. 3-4 DIANE KOLLEKOWSKI - Honor Society 3-4, GAA 2, Annual 3, BB 1-4, Track 1-2, Pep Band 1-4 BRIAN KUNTZ - VICA 4, DECA 3, Art Club 1, Wrestling 1-2, St. Council 3 JAY LEISCHNER - Football 1-4, Wrestling 1-3, Fresh. Rep., DECA, Track 4, Lettermans 3-4, BB Intramurals 2-4, St. Council 1, 3 DANA LYTLE - Wrestling 1-4, Football 1-4, Golf 1-4, Intramurals 1-4, Band 1-3, Jazz Band 1-3, Lettermans 2-3, 4 Sec. DENNIS MADILL - Indian Club 2, BB 1, BB Intramurals 2-3, Cross country 4 MELINDA MADLER - Pep Club 1-3, FHA 2, DECA Pres. 3, Annual 2 PAUL MATT - Art Club 3-4, Track 2-4, Intramurals 2 TAMMY MC MANN - Pep Club 1, Key Club 4 PAM NORDQUIST - Pep Club 1-2, Key Club 3, St. Council 4, DECA 4, Pepperettes 1 LORRIE OLD COYOTE - GAA 2, St. Council 4, Chorus 3-4, BB 1-4, Intramurals, Honor Society 3, 4 Sec. Treas. WALTER OLD ELK - BB 1-3, Cross Country 2, 4, Track 1, Band 1-4, Indian Club 2-4 JOSEPH PHARES - Indian Club 2-3, Rodeo 1-4, Wrestling 3, Football 3-4 JILL PITSCH - Pep Club 1-3, OEA 4, BB 1, Mgr. 2-4, Track Mgr. 1-2, Annual 4, Jr. Sec. Treas. 3, St. Council Pres. 4, Girls State Delegate 3 MELANIE RED FOX - DECA 4, Annual 4, BB1 NICOLE REMMICH - BB 1-4, St. Council V.P. 4, Fresh. Rep., FFA 1, 2, 4, FHA 1-2, Powderpuff 1-3, Track 1, 2, 4 SAMANTHA RIDES HORSE - Indian Club 1-4, BB3 SCOTT RUSSELL - Art Club 2-3, Cross Country 2-3, BB 1-3, Track 3-4, Intramurals 4, Indian Club 1, 2, 3, 4 V.P. SHERI SCHACK - Pep Club 1, Annual 4 PEGGY SCHROEDER - Key Club 2, St. Council Rep. 2, FFA 4, Journalism 3, Cross Country 1-2, Golf 2-3, “The Wiz” 2, “The Pied Piper” 2 34 DARIN SIEMON - FFA 1-4, VICA 3, BB, Football DONNA SJOSTROM • Annual 4, Pep Club 1, Weights 4, Track 3, Track Mgr. 4, Chorus 1, Highstepper 2, 3, Capt. 4 LORI SLATTERY • DECA Pres. 4, Pep Club 1-4, Cheering 1-4, HC Candidate, Annual 4 JULIE STENERSON - Pep Club 1-4, BB 1, Track 1, Concert Choir 1-3, Acapella Choir 4, Swing-Choir 3, Concert Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Jazz Band 4, Cheering 3-4, “Whos Who”, Girls State Delegate 3, Miss United Teenager Pageant 4th 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 4 MIKE STEVENSON - Art Club 2, Football 1, DECA 3 ARTHUR STEWART • Indian Club, Rodeo Club, Cross Country, BB, Track CHARLIE STOPS - Indian Club 1-4, BBB 1-3, Intramurals 4 TRACEY STRUCK - St. Council 4, “The Wiz”, Pep Club 1-3, Honor Society 3-4, Annual 2, 3-4 Editor TROY TAYLOR - Speech Drama 2 BRIT TORSKE - Class Sec. 1, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Band 1-4, Jazz Band 2-4, BB 1, Pep Club 2, 3 MARY TURNEY - Art Club 2, St. Council Treas. 4, CYO 4, Drill Team 1, 2, 4 LINDA VANDERSLOOT - Pep Club 1-2, Key Club 1, Journalism 3, Chorus 1 JULIE WAGNER - FFA 1-2, BB 1, Pep Band 1-4, Band 1-4, Acappella Choir 4 JERRY WAGNER - FFA 1-4, DECA 3, Sentinel 3, 4 Sec. EVERETTE WALKS - Indian Club 1, BB 1-4, Cross Country 2, Weights 4 BRAD WETZ - VICA 4, DECA 4, Lettermans 2-4, St. Council 2, Football 2-4, Wrestling, Intramurals 2-4, Honor Society LYNDON WHITE - Indian Club 1-3, Rodeo 1-2, BB 1-3, Track 3, Cross Country 4 CARLOTTA WOLCOTT - FFA 1, Art Club 1, Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Jazz Band 3-4 CHARLENE YARLOTT - Band 1-3, Pepperettes 1-3, Highstepper 4, Track 1-4, Soph. Sec. Treas., St. Council Treas. 3, Math Club Treas. 4, Pep Club 3, Honor Society 3-4 CHARLOTTE YARLOTT - Speech Drama 1, Key Club 1, Band 1-2, St. Council 2, Drill Team 1-4, Math Club, Decathlon, Honor Society 3, 4 PAUL ZELKA - VICA, Track 1-4, BB 1-3, Football 1, Band 1-2 35 Don Adams Fred Badura Laramie Baumann Amy Belue The Junior Class of 1983, advised by Mrs. Sloan, Mr. Ahmed, and Mr. Monroe, started out the school year by working the concession stand for the girls basketball games. Their Homecoming float, “Friday the 17th” took third place. To bring in the new year and the boys basketball season, they had a chili supper. They also worked concessions for the boys basketball games. They are presently raising money for the 1983 Prom. The officers are Donny Adams- Pres, Mike Nelson- Vice Pres, Amy Belue- Sec, and Rhonda Springer- Treas. J U M N O I V O I R S o u p Anjanette Aragon Lauren Big Hair Ja Anderson Darin Big Medicine Dean Atlins Kim Brauer 36 Lee Ann Bruised Head Tim Chavez Rhett Davisson Erica Dustin Lenny Brown Peggy Coates Kelly Dowing Denise Egged Colleen Buckingham Joy Cook Tim Downing Joyce Elhard Theresa Borgeson Jaci Davis Donna Dreamer Paul Frazer 37 Life is full of surprises and they do not end in the lunch room. Seated are Lora Zelka and Julie Vandale who have paused before sampling their next bite. Our thanks go to the hard working cooks who try to bake a little magic and keep it looking that way on plastic divided trays. Shelly Frickle Kellie Grinsteiner Danette Gross Carlene Goes Ahead Zena Garcia Brian Haley Jeff Gentry Dianna Hammond Connie Greenfeild Dwight Harris Roy Hovland DeLaine Lachenmier Tracy Mapley Mike Nelson Carrie Jeffers Debra Lewis David Mills Leann Predmone L’ Nette Jennson Jennifer Lix Kathy Mobley Karleen Pitsch Annette Hartung Rick Kruger Vennita Lucero Carl Nedens 39 Richard Pipe Julie Rondeau Carol Reed Susan Seder Brigitte Hacket, Kathy Mobley and Nikki Adams settle down for long winter naps. Rhea Real Bird Wanda Sjostrom Kathy Redden Linda Sherman Rebbecca Roel Kelly Slattery 40 Toni Slocum A1 Takes Horse Julie Van Dale Howard Williams Doug Small Stan Taylor Kelly Watson Lora Zelka Rhonda Springer Ty ten Bear Mike Wagenear Lori Pretty Paint Susan Stanton Geraldine Tushka Deon Williams 41 Steve Aragon Jenny Belue Jonathon Big Medicine Diana Binnewies This year the sophomore class was led by Dwayne Harris, along with Jenny Belue, vice president, and Chad Remmich, secretary. Advisors to the 116 sophomores were Miss McClanahan, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Sherman, and Miss Gugerty. The sophomore’s school year got off to a good start with a second place homecoming float. They elected Teri Butkay and Brad Wetz as their homecoming candidates. s o p H O M O R E S Colleen Birkland Allen Buechler m « . V li I Carl Buechler Tim Butkay Vickie Bonko Lisa Caywood M 0 V 1 N G A L O N G 42 Anita Clampitt Jolinda Cline Victor Casta Craig Cliff Dale Davison Tonette Dolsman Valerie Doyle Charlene Dalton Jana Eckman Tammy Eichhorn Joey Engellant Eunice Enick Nathan Enick Charles Fergerson Casy Filler Kevin Flack 43 jri Carol Gilsdorf Julie Grenfell Dwayne Harris Curtis Hart Andrea Hopes Rona Hugs Rachel Humphrey Tamara Jacox Tempe Lemon Tamara Loos 44 Eric Lundin Maria Matt Trevor Mill Clint Miller Michelle Moccasin Paul Morning John McMann Tamara Null a Barney Old Horn Kevin Old Coyote Thelma Other Medicine Carletta Pattyn Gail Paschall Dee Passes Clyde Pretty Paint Joe Pretty Paint 45 Gary Rea! Bird Rhonda Ripley Tim Real Bird Donny Roan Dan Redden Chad Remmick Paul Romel Lisa Russell Sharlene Salmonson Patrick Sargent 46 Margaret Seder Jeannie Schaak Rochelle Schmidt Michelle Seymour Chad Siemion Sean Small Sara Steinmetz Dion Street Clinton Stewart Mavis Svenson Tia Tall Bull Tammy Ten Bear Rodney Trahan Jewel Tushka Valerie Tootise Janell Ulery 47 Rosanna Valdez Nancy White Jackie Wagenar Greg Wegner Bruce White Franklin White Clay Joe Wilson Russel Wunderlich Debra Wobig Randy Zier 48 The Freshman Class of 1982-83 elected the following officers: President-Caryn Pitsch, Vice President-Shannon Gress, Secretary-Treasurer-Lori Bastrom, Student Council Representatives-Kathy Dewald and Margo Ba-bineaux. The class really didn’t understand why everyone made such a fuss about High School until homecoming rolled around. As freshman we decided high school was a lot of fun but also a lot of work! For the Snow Ball Royalty, our class nominated Dean Chavez and Caryn Pitsch. All in all, the freshman class has had a great year! We hope to continue like this all through high school. F R E S H M A N M 0 V 1 N G i N Candice Aberle Nikki Adams Jana Alden Cindy Anderson Patty Anderson Margo Babineaux Bernard Bad Bear Loretta Barnes Lori Bastrom Kelly Baumann 49 Lori Birdinground Carrie Bourdon Donavan Boyer Rebecca Brown Roberta Brown Kevin Carson Patty Coates Tonya Cook Brenda Craig Holly Crum Don Cutbirth Leonard Crooked Arm Rebecca Clark Dan Dreamer Ranonne Dawes Kathy Dewald 50 Kim Downing Wm. Paul Dust Beth Eckman Lewis Enick John Enos Pauline Espinoza Jennie Farwell Cathy Fergerson Jay Fillingham Waylon Fortune 51 Dean Frickle Jeff Giuffre Gloria Goes Ahead Shannon Gress Shelly Gross Joy Haley Elaine Harris Steve Haug Susie Hockman Floyd Hollenbeck Eric Hope Rock Jennison Travis Johnson Stacey Kennedy Chad Kern Ronda Klessens 52 Deanna Krogedal Tammy Kuntz Tammy Lazarewicz Jay Lemon Rick Luther Jesse Madrigal Brenda Mallensek Cammie Mapley D. Medicine Horse A. Medicine Horse W. Medicine Horse Rex Mizell Solon Moccasin Linda Morrison O. Mountain Sheep Sheldon Pickett 53 Margaret Peters Herman Pipe Barry Pettey Caryn Pitsch Tina Lautt, Stacy VanDale, Jena Taylor, and Lori Bastrom are taking a well deserved break. Joe Reichart David Roberts Glynda Rondeau Cindy Schaak Russell Seder Kenny Shane 54 Lori Swank L. Takes Horse Jena Taylor Penny Timmons Mike Shane Lisa Small Kenny Spint Brenda Struck Andrea Torske Steve Uffelman Stacy Van Daele Candy Vandersloot Kim Venne Toby Wacker Woody White Craig Whiting 55 Cross Country-Moving On Back row, left to right: Victor Costa, Kelly Passes, Clyde Prettypaint, Arthur Stewart, Craig Cliff, Tom Tin Bear, Rodney Trahan, Dennis Madill, Larkin Chandler, Middle row: Tim Downing, Grant Ste art, Lydon White, Bruce White, Tom Medican Horse, Gary Real Bird, Eric Lundin, Bottom row: Patty Jo Coats, Erica Dustin, Ronon Dawes, Jenny Belue, Kim Downing. Girl’s Basketball .. On The Move Varsity Basketball Team Members were: Kneeling left to right-Cindy Herbel, Nicole Remmich, Thelma Other Medicine, Diane Kollekowski, Donna Dreamer, Dora Gonzales, Standing left to right- Manager, Jill Pitsch, Lorri Old Coyote, Lauren Big Hair, Lee Ann Bruised Head, Tami Jacox, Val Doyle, Carol Reed, and Coach Sundheim. The season started out quickly for the Bulldogs with two quick wins over rivals Labre and Lodge Grass. That marked the first milestone for the lady Bulldogs. The second landmark followed two weeks later as the girls played a blistering second half and raced past long-time foe Laurel to post a 1-0 conference record. One week later the Bulldogs held off a last quarter surge to bring their conference record to 2-1 and 4-2 overall. Mid-season brought road trips and a plateau of sorts for the Bulldogs in their play as well as hopes of improving their win-loss record. The girls ended their season with a 4-15 overall record. The 1983-84 version of the Hardin Bulldogs will be minus the services of graduates Dora Gonzales, Cindy Herbel, Lorri Old Coyote, Diane Kollekowski, and Nicole Remmich. The season’s leading scorer was Lee Ann Bruised Head with 9.3 per game. Lee Ann also lead in the rebounding category with 9.6 per game. The best field goal percentage 40% for Tami Jacox. The best free throw percentage belonged to Donna Dreamer with 67% Bulldogs honored as player of the week throughout the season were: Lee Ann Bruised Head, Donna Dreamer, Dora Gonzales, Cindy Herbel, Tami Jacox, Diane Kollekowski, Thelma Other Medicine, and Nicole Remmich. Hardin’s representative to the Eastern A All-Conference team was Lee Ann Bruised Head. Lee Ann was selected as Honorable Mention center. 60 JV Team Members were: Sitting left to right, Val Doyle, Sharon Howe, Lauren Big Hair, Kneeling left to right, Jackie Wagenaar, Michelle Seymour, Eunice Enick, Kathy Redden, Standing left to right, Donna Dreamer, Joy Cook, Coach Abraham, Tamra Null, and Sherri Plenty Hawk. Freshman Team Members were: Kneeling left to right, Linda Morrison, Lori Bastrom, Caryn Pitsch, Susan Sargent, Glynda Rondeaux, Standing left to right, Coach McClanahan, Elaine Harris, Brenda Mallensek, Kathy Dewald, Loretta Takes Horse, and Tina Lautt, Manager. 62 Football Freshman-top row Don Cutbirth, Travis Johnson, Steve Uffleman, Jay Fillingham, Steve Haug, Tom Young, John Enos, Donovan Boyer, Toby Wacker, Ralph Whaley, Mr. Leligdowicz. Bottom row- Jeff Margiehm, Chad Kern, Dean Chavez, Rex Mizell, Neil Wiechman, Waylon Fortune. J.V.-Top row Mr. Mestad, Kevin Old Coyote, Scott Chavez, Don Roan, David Mills, Mike Nelson, Willie Spint, Mr. Shaw Bottom row- Paul Frazier, Roy Houland, Tim Butkay, Chad Remmich, Jeff Jentry. 63 Varsity Football L to R, top row, Mr. Mestad, Dana Lytic, Scott Chavez, Tim Kennedy, Rob Holeman, Mark Humphrey, Kevin Old Coyote, Kirk Conroy, Wayne Edgar, Mike Nelson, Teri Butkay (manager), Mr. Genatone (head coach) Second row, Pat Sargent (manager), Dave Mills, Jay Leischner, Eric Hickey, Stan Taylor, Brad Wetz, Paul Frazier, Paul Eshleman, Donny Roan, Donny Adams, Mr. Boston (head coach) Bottom row, Ed Mills, Chad Remmich, Tim Butkay, Dean Atkins, Roy Hovland, Brian Haley, Jeff Gentry, Mike Harlin, Larry Harmon, Cordy Dodson, Dale Davisson Very bottom row, lots of helmets Absent: Warren Kahn After many weeks of intense training both on and off the field, the Bulldogs were as ready as ever for the 1982 football season. On the evening of September 22, Harlin, Wetz, and Edgar, team captains, led their team onto the Rams Central Field and three touchdowns later the Bulldogs had avenged their previous year 0-46 defeat with a 22-0 crushing victory. Head coach Genaton, pleased with his teams fine display, saw all his efforts dashed when the following week, over confident and weary from a tiring bus ride the Bulldogs were shut out 33-0. But the Bulldogs showed their determination in their first home game against Fergus and treated the enthusiastic crowd to a feast of football skills. Touchdowns were scored in the first half alone and they eventually won 34-17. However, the team was dealt its severest blow of all when Warren Kahn, foreign exchange student and key running back, was declared ineligible by the MHSA in a contraversial decision. Without a running offense, the defense were pushed to the limit and beyond. A month later the Bulldogs were feeling from four more losses handed down by four very tough football teams. Then realizing it was possibly the final game of their lives, the seniors showed some of their former flair and defeated Park. A fine finish for a fine team. Coaches Genatone, Shaw, and Boston produced an excellent bunch of mature men in the seniors and gave hope for future seasons in the under classmen. Congratulations too to QB Mike Harlin in being placed in the conference first team; and to all members of the football team. Article by Warren Kahn. 64 66 Wrestling On The Move Top row L. to R.: Coach Scott Brokaw, A1 Takes Horse, Tim Kennedy, Rhett Davisson, Brad Wetz, Mike Harlin, Wayne Edgar, Coach Dick Imer. Bottom row L. to R.: Manager Jodi Muhlbeier, Bryan Haley, Kelly Dee Passes, Larry Harmon, Dale Davisson, Jeff Margheim, Troy Williams, Manager Pat Sargent. Below: Bryan Haley showing his strength. Brad exhausted but still on top. 67 4 i The JV Wrestling Team: Back row Left to Right, Steve Uffleman, John Enos, Rex Mizell. Front row Left to Right, Rick Krugar, Tom Young, David Binnewies. Coaches sticking together through thick and thin. Rhett shows the pain of a wrestling match. 68 69 Boys Basketball On The Move From Left to Right: Coach Pfeifer, Gary Real Bird, Joe Pretty Paint, Greg Pretty Weasel, Everett Walks, Johnathon Takes Enemy, Darin Big Medicine, Fred Badura, Laramie Bauman, Miles Fighter, Mike Nelson, Barney Old Horn, Willis Medicine Horse, Larnie Little Owl, Coach Nesovic. The boys basketball team did what no one expected and what no one had done in 20 years - QUALIFIED FOR STATE! The young team started the season slowly, yet always getting better with each game. Close loses turned into victorys’ midway as the Bulldogs end a three game winning streak by defeating arch rival Lodge Grass. The support during the season by the school and community was by far the best in the state. Home game attendance averaged over 3000 fans! It was not uncommon for Bulldog fans to pack opposing gyms. The first game of divisional tournament at the Billings Metra, against the eventual state champion Park High, proved to be the best game of the season for the Bulldogs. Leading by as many as 24 points at one time, the Hardin team destroyed the Rangers and put themselves one game away from history. A close loss to Laurel put the Bulldogs in a do or die game with Lewistown, a team they had beaten twice during the year. The game went down to the final second with the Bulldogs coming out on top. The State tournament was anticlimactic as the Bulldogs won 1 and lost two, finishing 7th in the pack. We can be proud of our team, their accomplishments have made the season a successful and enjoyable one. 70 Back row, Left to Right: Bruce White, Kevin Old Coyote, Jonathon Big Medicine, Arthur Stuart, Jim Real Bird. Bottom row. Left to Right: Larney Little Owl, Larkin Chandler, Paul Morning, Clyde Pretty Paint, Rodney Jrahan, Coach Leligdowicz. Back row, Left to Right: Darrell Little Light, Steve Haug, Travis Johnson, Joe Buffalo. Front row: Coach Abraham, Solen Moccasin, Kenny Shane, Sheldon Pickett. Top row. Left to Right: Tamara Null, Tammy Jacox, Lauren Big Hair, Charlene Yarlott, Michelle Moccasin, Cindy Herbel, and Manager Donna Sjostrom. Bottom row: Elaine Harris, Valerie Doyle, Tonya Cook, Donna Dreamer, Patty Coates, and Diane Binnewies. Track “1983” had its trying moments as 25 hard working athletes fought to uphold tradition and improve athletically. They sacrificed time and energy while facing 100’s, 200’s, 400’s and their own goals for Hardin and themselves. Top row. Left to Right: Tom Medicine Horse, Paul Eshelman, Kirk Conroy, Willy Spint, Mike Nelson, Rob Holeman, Tim Kennedy, and Donovan Boyer. Bottom row: Donny Roan, John Enos, Larkin Chandler, Rodney Trahan, Bill Maddox, Paul Matt, Don Cutbirth, and Cordy Dodson. ■ Track Golf Back row, Left to Right: Coach Bennett, Jeff Gentry, Dana Lytle and Paul Frazer. Front row: Charlie Ferguson, Roy Hovland and Denny Adams. Shown below is golf fanatic Dana Lytle. His precise form and accurate judgement makes him a big hit on the golf course. Amy Cheerleaders Danette Denise Julie Varsity Left to Right: Susan Seder, Denise Egged, Danette Gross, Lori Slattery, Amy Belue, Lisa Bastrom, Julie Stenerson, Meilan Ballensky. Concert Band Bottom row left to right: C. Buckingham, J. VanDaele, J. Cook, D. Binnewies, H. Crum, J. Wegner, K. Downing, H. Boggio, J. Muhlbeier, 2nd row: R. Court, L. Barnes, M. Matt, M. Moccasin, J. Eckman, P. Esponiza, T. Cook, C. Jeffers, A. Belue, R. Ripley, 3rd row: K. Bauman, G. Rondeau, B. Eckman, T. Kuntz, J. Taylor, K. Downing, T. Jacox, Z. Garcia, J. Stenerson, T. Borgeson, D. Kollekowski, 4th row: C. Schaak, D. Heath, D. Cutbirth, M. Whiting, D. Boyer, R. Hovland, D. Phipps, S. Weber, S. Desjarlis, D. Gonzalas, 5th row: K. Dewald, A. Hartung, K. Watson, B. Torske, E. Harris, L. Sherman, C. Fergeson, S. Sargent, T. Downing, D. Mills, D. Roberts, T. RealBird, Standing: D. Wobig, C. Wolcott, N. Wiechman, R. Gabel, E. Mills, C. Watson, T. Johnson, J. McGurk, P. Frazer, R. Sprenger, D. Harris, D. Harris. The concert band worked hard this year. They had three concerts, a Christmas concert, exchange concert with Lewistown, and a Spring concert they also played at graduation. This year for the third year in a row the concert band received a superior rating at the District Music Festival which was held at Billings West High School. Soloists and ensembles this year included Tim Downing, Rhonda Sprenger, Heather Boggio, and a Clarinet trio consisting of Diane Kollekowski, Theresa Borgeson, and Tim Downing. Tim and Heather received superior ratings at both District and State music festivals. Rhonda and the trio earned a superior rating at District and two at State. The concert band also went to the Eastern “A” band festival in Laurel. Pep And Marching Band TOP: Pep Band, bottom left to right: D. Roberts, D. Mills, L. Sherman, T. Downing, A. Hartung, B. Torske, E. Harris, C. Fergerson, Row Two: T. Kuntz, C. Buckingham, Z. Garcia, B. Eckman, J. Taylor, H. Crum, D. Kollekowski, K. Downing, G. Rondeau, Row Three: P, Espinoza, M. Moccasin, M. Matt, J. Eckman, J. Muhlbeier, J. Wagner, K. Downing, H. Boggio, T, Cook, Row Four: C. Schaak, D. Heath, D. Cutbirth, C. Whiting, D. Boyer, R. Hovland, Row Five: D. Harris, D. Harris, C. Watson, E. Mills, D. Binnewies, J. McGurk, N. Wiechman, R. Sprenger, Top Row: R. Gabel, T. Johnson, P. Frazer. This year the Pep Band played for the girls and boys basketball games and tournaments plus some wrestling matches. The band received new t-shirts for the state boys basketball tournament. BOTTOM: Marching Band. The Marching Band performed for every home football game plus a special homecoming halftime presentation. They also marched in the homecoming parade. Members: C. Anderson, L. Barnes, T. Cook, H. Crum, D. Cutbirth, K. Dewald, K. Downing, B. Eckman, P. Espinoza, R. Gabel, E. Harris, T. Johnson, T. Kuntz, J. McGurk, D. Roberts, G. Rondeau, C. Schaak, J. Taylor, C. Whiting, N. Wiechman, J. Eckman, C. Fergerson, D. Harris, T. Jacox, M. Matt, M. Moccasin, R. Ripley, A. Belue, T. Borgeson, C. Buckingham, J. Cook, T. Downing, Z. Garcia, D. Harris, A. Hartung, D. Phipps, L. Sherman, J. VanDaele, C. Watson, K. Watson, L. Zelka, C. Jeffers, D. Binnewies, H. Boggio, D. Heath, D. Kollekowski, J. Muhlbeier, J. Stenerson, B. Torske, J. Wagner, C. Wolcott, R. Sprenger. 80 Jazz Band Jazz Band members were: Heather Boggio, Brit Torske, Annette Hartung, Kathy Dewald, Tim Downing, Linda Sherman, Charlie Ferguson, Rhonda Sprenger, Dwight Harris, Duane Harris, David Heath, Denise Phipps, Roy Hovland, Cody Watson, Paul Frazer, Julie Stenerson, Carlotta Wolcott, Rhonda Ripley, and Brenda Struck. This year the Jazz Band attended the Mary College Jazz Festival in Bismark, North Dakota. They also received a superior rating at district and State music festival. High Steppers Top Row: Charlene Yarlott, Charlotte Yarlotte, Lisa Russell, and Susie Hockman. Middle Row: Susan Sargent, Dianna Binnewies, and Brenda Struck. Bottom Row: Kelly Bauman, Susan Weber, Kelly Downing, Julie Rondeaux, and Jolinda Cline. We have reason to be especially proud of the group this year. They improved with each routine. Their attitude and performances become more professional with every appearance. Their vivacity, sparkle, and spirit gave a big lift to the team, fans, and spectators alike, whenever they performed. The High Steppers didn’t have to prove a thing to us, but they did for themselves. They took first place in precision and second for overall competition at State in Butte. That is a tough act to follow! A big Thank You for adding that “touch of class” to the “class of 83.” 82 83 Concert Choir Members of the Concert Choir were, back row, L. to R., J. Stenerson, C. Vandersloot, J. Wagner, S. VanDaele, K. Downing, D. Gross, K. Old Coyote, P. Sargent, R. Joy, M. Seymour, J. Taylor, T. Johnson, and R, Court. Second row, L. Old Coyote, D. Binnaweis, S. Stanton, S. Sargent, B. Struck, W. White, S. Vale, A. Torske, J. Wagenaar, Third row, T. Lautt, T. Lemon, J. Schaak, B. Mallensek, J. Lemon, R. Gabel, C. Craig, S. Gross, and R. Pedulla. Fourth row, S. Seder, D. Egged, P. Anderson, C. Gilsdorf, J. Cline, and T. Lazarewicz. Treble Choir Members of Treble Choir were, Back row, L to R: L. Predmore, L. Barnes, S. Kennedy, R. Roehl. Middle row, L to R: N. Adams, R. Court, K. Ferguson, R. Dawes, J. Belue, S. Pitsch. Front row, L to R: M. Seder, B. Craig, P. Coates, S. Salmonson, A. Aragon, J. Ulery, K. Redden. Swing Choir On The Move The Swing Choir consisted of top row, L. to R., Sharlene Salmonsen, Denise Phipps, and Lisa Caywood. Second row, Danette Gross, Tina Lautt, Tammy Eichhorn, Susan Sargent and Tempe Johnson. Third row, Dianna Binnewies, Susan Stanton, Kelly Downing, and Andrea Torske. Fourth row, Shelly Gross, Brenda Mallensek, Patty Anderson, Candy Vandersloot, and Jeannie Schaak, Fifth row, Carol Gilsdorf, Susan Seder, Denise Egged, and Janelle Ulery. The Hardin High School Concert Choir and the Starshine Swing Choir, under the direction of Roger Thompson, had an outstanding year. Their excellent performances made everyone especially proud and we applauded them with enthusiasm. Both groups received a superior rating at District Music Festival. Swing Choir went on to receive a superior rating at the State Music Festival. 85 Annual Back row, Left to Right: Tracy Gable, Lorna Babby, Bonnie Espinoza, Annette Hartung, Heather Boggio, Tempe Johnson, Melanie Red Fax, Mary Cunningham, Kellie Grinsteiner, Lori Slattery. Front row: Kathy Redden, Jaci Davis, Tracey Struck, Lori Flack, Jill Pitsch. Not shown are David Carson, Jacob Eckman and Advisor V. Kollodge. Together the 1983 Annual staff has worked to accurately portray the events and people at Hardin High School. We have successfully erased past debts and continue to raise funds in order to produce a book which will be affordable and complete. Our efforts were seen as the Annual staff sold advertising, buttons, put on various food sales and served at school concession stands. Two big events that were sponsored by the Annual were the “Snow Ball Dance”, which was visited by Santa, and the “Great Depression Dance”. As the year culminates we hope your memories keep “On the Move”. V. Kollodge Annual Advisor t 88 Art Club Art Club consists of a dedicated few who not only serve the school, but the community. Through their efforts they have created bulletin boards and have restored some of the school murals. Art Club has also coordinated their talents with the Annual Club to produce fund-raising events. Various groups in the community have taken advantage of their skills and reasonable rates. A special thanks goes to this years Art Club members who have given their time and talents in the search for creative development. Math Club From Left to Right: Elaine Harris, Holly Crum, Charlene Yarlott, Peggy Coates, Mike Nelson, Jaci Davis, John McMann, Zina Garcia, Advisor Mr. Ahmed. Hardin Mathematics Club was formed in 1982. Objectives of this club are to promote an understanding of the role of mathematics in the high school and beyond. The means to achieve the goal are: 1) Having workshops by experts. 2) Take part in math competitions at various levels. 3) Acknowledge excellent math students and their contributions to the club. 4) Persuade students to take the challenge of taking higher level math through counselling and by the students participation. This academic year we have accomplished most of our goals. A workshop by experts from SEE Institute of Rocky Mountain College was arranged by the math club. Hardin matheletes took part in three competitions. Hardin students earned superior and excellent ratings in two different contests at Laurel and Billings. To raise money for the club a calculator was raffled. Top Hardin Math Club students were acknowledged in the following areas: General Math, Pre-Algebra, Business Math, Algebra I II, Geometry and College Math. 90 Pres. Tim Downing, Vice-Pres. Zina Garcia, Sec. Jaci Davis, Treas. Charlene Yarlott. DECA Back row. Left to Right: Jim Stanton, LeeAnn Bruised Head, Mike Charette, Alvinne Morrison, Lori Slattery, Pam Nordquist, Bryan Finley, Kim Brauer. Front row Left to Right: Jay Anderson, Mike Wagnar, Meilan Ballensky, Melanie Red Fox. Officers, Left to right: Lori Slattery, Jim Stanton, Bryan Finley, Meilan Ballensky, Pam Nordquist. 91 A FFA Top Photo, Left to Right: Officers, Rob Holeman, Gerald Wegner, Roger Dorn, Lisa Bastrom, Carl Buechler, Bill King, Joyce Elhard. Bottom Photo, Left to Right: Russel Seder, Rob Holeman, Gerald Wegner, Roger Dorn, Lisa Bastrom, Carl Buechler, Joyce Elhard, Bill King. Middle row: Kenny Shane, Carl Nedens, Rick Luther, Ralph Whaley, Chad Siemion, Chad Remmich, Lori Bastrom, Cindy Schack, Allen Buechler. Top row: Darin Siemion, Nicole Remmich, Peggy Schroeder, Doug Small. F.H.A. Back row, Left to Right: Tammy Kuntz, Diana Krogedal, Lisa Small, Kelly Slattery, Joyce Elhard, Danette Gross, and Mrs. Lind. Front row: Carrie Bourdon, Pauline Espinoza, Tonya Cook, Dianna Hammond, Linda Sherman. Officers Left to Right: Joyce Elhard Vice President, Dianna Hammond Student Council Representative, Kelly Slattery Secretary, Linda Sherman President. Not pictured Rhonda Sprenger Treasurer and De Laine Lachenmeier Historian. This year the Hardin F.H.A. club had a lot of money making projects which included basketball and wrestling concession stands, two breakfasts for the Eastern A wrestling divisional tournament and the Invitational wrestling tournament, making rosettes, a coupon drive, microwave and teddy bear raffles, spook insurance, and a computer match-up project. Along with our money making projects we had slumber parties, a new member party, and several shopping trips to Billings. This year Kelly Slattery, De Laine Lachenmeier, Linda Sherman, Joyce Elhard and Tonya Cook went to the state convention. The members of National Honor Society are Back Row L to R: Roy Hovland, Lorrie Old Coyote, Cindy Herbel. Mike Harlin, Diane Kollekowski, Tracey Struck, Carrie Jeffers, Jennifer Lix, Mike Nelson, Kelly Slattery, Rhonda Sprenger, and Charlene Yarlott. Front Row L to R: Amy Belue, Tim Downing, Joy Cook, Judy Fillingham, Brit Torske, Brad Wetz, Larry Harmon, Julie Stenerson, and Tempe Johnson. The present members of the National Honor Society decided to change the scholarship from fifty dollars to one hundred dollars. Which is given every year by the club. They had concessions at the Boys Basketball games in which they made enough money to change the scholarship. This year the installation for the new members was held at the High School Cafeteria on April 11th. The innvocation was said by Brad Wetz. It was a potluck dinner for the new members and their parents. The new members were initiated as follows: Tempe Johnson, Julie Stenerson, Roy Hovland, Carrie Jeffers, Jennifer Lix, Mike Nelson, Kelly Slattery, Rhonda Sprenger, Amy Belue, Tim Downing, and Joy Cook. The officers for National Honor Society were: President Mike Harlin, Vice President Cindy Herbel, Secretary Lorrie Old Coyote, Student Council Representative Tracey Struck. 94 Indian Club I- — Top row, left to right: Merrie Pettey, Rona Hugs, Clyde Pretty Paint, Everett Walks, Greg Pretty Weasel, Woody White, Kenny Spint. 2nd row: Lauren Big Hair, Carlene Goes Ahead, Thelma Other Medicine, Kama Dawes, Valerie Three Irons, Jana Alden, Gloria Goes Ahead. 3rd row: Maria Matt, Cheri White Clay, Alvinna Morrison, Michelle Moccasin, Lori Swank, Linda Morrison, Mrs. Three Irons. Bottom row: Shelly Desjarlis, Ranonna Dawes, Lisa Russell, Sharon Howe, LeeAnn Bruised Head, Jenny Farwell, Wyla Medicine Horse, Desiree BulITail. Officers: Mrs. Three Irons, Lee Ann Bruised Head, Alvinna Morrison, and Woody White. 95 Key Club Top row. Left to Right: Marla Syring, Susan Pitsch, Holly Lizotte, Lori Bastrom, Tonette Dolsman, Carlene Pitsch. Bottom row: Kathy Redden, Caryn Pitsch, Tamara Null, Michelle Seymore, Jaci Davis. Officers: Valerie Doyle, Lori Bastrom, Caryne Pitsch, and shown at right Advisor Pfeifer. Lettermen’s Club Bottom row L to R: Mike Harlin, Eric Hickey, Al Takes The Horse, Donny Adams, and Coach Imer. Second row L to R: Rob Holeman, Kirk Conroy, Stan Taylor, Chad Siemion, Tim Butkay. Third Row L to R: Dana Lytle. Brad Wetz, Wayne Edgar, Jay Leischner, Back Row L to R: Brian Haley, Dale Davisson, and Rodney Trahan. The 1982-83 Lettermens Club opened the school year with a Bighorn Canyon boat trip into the Black Canyon. The Club did a great many tasks for Hardin High School such as helping out other clubs with money to stay in business. The biggest accomplishment that the Letter-mens Club did was buying weights and building a new weight room which will last for years. They also set up a hospitality room for various events. To end the school year, the clubs final activity was a picnic to say good bye. Serving The School And Community 97 Office Education Association members were: Standing left to right, Larry Harmon, Rhonda Clark, Lorna Babby, Sherry Davis and Advisor, Mrs. O’Dell. Sitting left to right, Lisa Bastrom. Jill Pitsch and Brigitte Haket. The Office Education Association is a group of business students who prepare to compete in the State and National Business Contests. During this past year, the group has put coupons on goods at the local Safeway store, worked concession stands, sold fruit, duplicated materials for the community and worked at the local IGA store in order to earn money to attend the state and national conferences. State President Lisa Bastrom was the first state officer that Hardin has ever had. Local Officers are: President Lisa Bastrom, Vice President Sherry Davis, Secretary Jill Pitsch, Treasurer Rhonda Clark, and Historian Brigitte Haket. Our other members were Larry Harmon and Lorna Babby. During National O.E.A. week, the students had a balloon day in which they lifted off 100 balloons with messages in them. One was returned from North Dakota. The following students placed at the State O.E.A. Leadership Conference in March: Larry Harmon 1st in Job Interview 11, Brigitte Haket 3rd in Data Entry-Computer, and Parliamentary Procedure team consisting of Lisa, Jill, Sherry, Brigitte, and Larry. The Chapter Activity Scrapbook also took first place. Larry, Sherry, Lisa, Jill and Brigitte all attended the National Leadership Conference in Chicago, IL in April. 98 Pep Club Bottom left to Right: Jennifer Lix, Jenny Belue, Susan Sedar, Cathy Mobely, Annette Hartung, Advisor: Mr. Brokaw, Susan Stanton, Margaret Seder, Tamara Loos, Danette Gross, Linda Sherman, Rhonda Springer. Middle row Left to Right: DeLaine Lachemier, Jolinda Cline, Tempe Lemon, Janell Ulery, Lisa Caywood, Mielan Ballensky, Jodi Muhlbeir, Cathy Ferguson, Nikkie Adams, Jena Taylor, Jeanni Schaak, Top row Left to Right: Stacey Kennedy, Tammy Kuntz, Carrie Bardou, Deanna Krogedahl, Tami Laserowitz, Joy Haley, Shelley Gross, Beth Eckman, Becky Brown, Susan Sargent, Andrea Torske, and Patty Anderson. Officers: DeLaine Lachenmeir, Janell Ulery, Jenny Belue, Mr. Brokaw, Linda Sherman, Kelly Slattery, Jennifer Lix. Rodeo Club Top row left to right: Randy Zier, Willy Sprint, Jay Fillingham, Mike Charette, Laramie Bowman, LeeAnn Bruisedhead, and Michelle Moccasin. Middle row left to right: Shannon Gress, Deb Wobig, Patty Coates, Lisa Small, and Kelly Bowman. Bottom row: Carl Beuchler, Doug Small, Ralph Whaley, Rick Luther, Rhett Davisson and Brian Kuntz. Officers: President: Laramie Bauman, Vice President: Mike Charette, Secretary: Deb Wobig, Treasurer: Carl Beuchler, Advisor: Mr. Kober. The Rodeo club has worked hard in 1982-83. They are going to put on the District 2 High School Rodeo, here at the Hardin Fairgrounds, June 11th and 12th. The Rodeo club plans on other activities as well as during the summer months. 100 Speech And Drama Standing: Scan Vale, Mark Humphrey, Paul Leavell, and David Roberts. Sitting: Margaret Seder, Jenny Felue, Kellie Grinsteiner, Bert Brown, Beth Eckman, Becky Brown, and Coach David Taylor. Speech and Drama had a great year! For the first time in years we have a gold medalist, Jenny Belue. She received a 1st place in original oratory at our Southern Divisional Meet. Kellie Grinsteiner took 5th place in girls extemporaneous speaking for the second year in a row. We also had strong showings from Bert Brown and Sean Vale in serious duo and Daved Roberts in expository speaking. Late comers Margaret Seder-oral interpretation and Beth Eckman-pantomine also did well considering their late starts. A few others here and there made it to a meet or two: Paul Leavell, Larry Harmon, Kelly Downing, Mark Humphrey, Kiane Kollekowski, Becky Brown, Cindy Anderson, and Charlotte Yarlott. We are looking forward to being a state contender next year. Just think, where else can guys and girls compete against each other on an equal basis? We have a place for almost everybody regardless of shape, size or sex! Be something, be a Hardin Bulldog. Coach Taylor. “The Hobbit”, a Taylor production, was performed March 29, 1983, at the Hardin Middle School auditorium. Student Council The members of Student Council are from left to right, back row: Chad Remmich, Lorri Old Coyote, Tracey Struck, Danette Gross, Lorna Babby, Charlene Yarlott, Pat Sargent, and Susan Pitsch. Front Row: Mary Turney, Jill Pitsch, Nicole Remmich, and Dianna Hammond. The Officers are: Vice President Nicole Remmich, President Jill Pitsch, and Treasurer Mary Turney. Not Pictured is Secretary Denise Egged. The members of Student Council worked very hard this year to let students have fun. They started off with Homecoming. They had many dances this year and everyone pitched in to work in the concession stands for money making projects. 102 VICA VICA members were, standing left to right: Advisor, Mr. Selph, David Klepp, Brian Kuntz, Roger Dorn, Brad Wetz, Kirk Conroy, Wayne Edgar, Stan Steiber, and Paul Zelka. Kneeling left to right, Ja Anderson, Greg Wegner, Stacey Miller, Kevin Flack, and Kim Brauer. Not pictured: Tia Tall Bull and Rhett Davisson. VICA is a new club and its activities this year were limited. Six members and Mr. Selph attended the Skill Olympics in Havre this spring. Wayne, Kirk, Brad and Roger entered the Automotive competition. Rhett and Tia competed in the Small Engines contest. VICA has many more activities planned for next year. 103 Awards Assembly We are proud to announce that the deserving seniors of 1983 were properly awarded for their accomplishments. The recipients are as follows: Diane Kollekowski - N.H.S. Schlp., Big Horn Bank • Vocational Schlp., Catholic Daughter’s Schlp., Montana Univ. System Schlp. Brit Torske • Big Horn County Hospital Auxiliary Schlp. Jill Pitsch • Big Horn Bank Schlp. Nicole Remmich - Ruff-Mehling Memorial Schlp., John Heigis Memorial Schlp. • History Journalism Mary Cunningham • Ostahowski-March Health Career Schlp. Cindy Herbel - Fred VanZandt Memorial Schlp., Gebhardt Schlp., Montana Univ. System Schlp., Catholic Daughter’s Schlp. Mike Harlin - Fred VanZandt Memorial Schlp., N.H.S. Schlp., Elks Club Schlp., Janter Ottun Award, Don Kalberg Award, Bulldog Booster Schlp. Jacob Eckman ■ Floyd Warren Memorial Schlp., Big Horn Bank Schlp. Eric Hickey • Gebhardt Schlp. Tracey Struck - Montana Univ. System Schlp. Rhonda Sprenger • AFS Exchange Student to Japan Sports Banquet The Sports Banquet this year was a combination of speakers, anticipating team members, and a variety of foods. Many awards were handed out in all of the sport areas. The Outstanding Athletes for 1982-83 were Mike Harlin and Cindy Herbel. A new honor was received by Dana Lytle for becoming a 3 Letter Sports Winner. The guest speaker for the evening was M.S.U. Bobcat football coach David Arnold. He spoke of the “five downs of life”, a personal view of setting and meeting goals. Hardin citizens Walt and Karen Egged were honored with a certificate from the Montana Recreation Association for their endless community work and support. The following athletes were honored in specified areas: FOOTBALL Outstanding Back - Mike Harlin, Outstanding Lineman Brad Wetz, Captains Award - Brad Wetz, Wayne Edgar, Mike Harlin CROSS COUNTRY Best Runners - Rannone Dawes, Tom Medicine Horse GIRLS BASKETBALL Top Rebounder Most Valuable Player - LeAnn Bruised Head Defensive Player - Diane Kollekowski Best Free Thrower - Donna Dreamer BOYS BASKETBALL Top Rebounder - Miles Fighter Most Valuable Player Best Free Thrower - Jonathon Takes Enemy WRESTLING Outstanding Wrestler - Mike Harlin Junior Senior Banquet The 1983 Junior Senior Banquet was christened with a speech from the Junior Class President, Donny Adams. The welcomed guests included noted members of the community, students and faculty. The dinner was served with ease by Sophomore attendents. The fragrances of roast beef, baked potatoes, rolls and salads filled the air. Fresh cherry cheese cake culminated the feast. Senior Class President, Tempe Johnson sang the “Theme From Mahogany”. After this the guest speaker. Chick Lumberg presented his speech on the necessity for being ready for life. The speech was accompanied with dynamic photos of some of our Senior Class students. Following the speech Julie Stenderson and Kelly Downing sang “Times of Our Lives . The Senior Wills were read by Amy Belue and Mike Nelson. Stan Taylor and Danette Gross recited the Senior Favorites. To cap off the enjoyable evening Kelly Downing sang “Out Here On My Own”. 5th Annual Art Exhibit Hardin High School students joined with others in Big Horn County to display their works of art. Pieces were exhibited at the Jailhouse gallery, Big Horn State Bank and the Little Horn State Bank. Art I, II and Advanced Art students released drawings, paintings and mixed media projects for the show. The exhibits were open to the public April 24th through May 11th. Par Excellence On May 15h a merit reception was held for honored high school students and two fine artists. Charles Fritz displayed traditional watercolors and paintings, and Jerold Smiley exhibited bronze sculptures of endangered species. Due to high Achievement, the following students were honored in their respective areas. ENGLISH CREATIVE WR1T1NG POETRY P. Coates; C. Dodson; E. Dustin; M. Humphrey; K. Mobley; K. Downing; J. Fillingham; B. Haket; J. Pitsch; J. Muhlbeier; E. Hickey; D. Greenfield; B. Torske; R. Sprenger; D. Binneweis; D. Redden; S. Salmonsen; H. Crum; L. Small; K. Baumann; L. Babby; M. Cunningham; J. Lix; J. Belue; C. Gilsdorf. GRAPHICS JOURNALISM L. Herbel; J. Elhard; T. Slocum; L. Caywood; C. Yarlott; J. Ulery; S. Seder; T. Mapley; J. Muhlbeier; R. Schmidt; D. Lytle INDUSTRIAL ARTS L. Chandler; C. Remmich; J. Fillingham; D. Cutbirth. DRAMA P. Coates; D. Hammond; S. Vale; D. Binneweis. ART D. Gonzales; T. Cook; D. Hickman; M. Shane; H. Williams; K. Downing; M. Briggs; B. Real Bird; M. Syring; C. Pretty Paint; D. Briggs; P. Coates; J. Eckman; D. Carson; W. Old Elk; L. Babby. SPANISH C. Jeffers, B. Haket; D. Krogedal; C. Whiting. HISTORY C. Jeffers; M. Nelson; R. Sprenger; L. Babby. FRENCH D. Binneweis; H. Crum; C. Pitsch. HOME ARTS T. Null; M. Seymour; L. Swank; K. Wegner; T. Kennedy; D. Joy; D. Kollekowski; A. Belue; T. Borgerson; J. Fillingham; J. Wagner; C. Gilsdorf; L. Caywood, M. Cunningham. T Struck; T. Johnson; M. Ballensky; G. Paschall; D. Lachenmeier; K. Pitsch. BAND C. Fegerson; T. Borgerson; T. Downing; P. Frazer; J. Muhlbeier; B. Torske; A. Hartung; H. Boggio; D. Kollekowski; E. Mills; J. Stenerson; C. Wolcott; R. Sprenger. D. Heath. CHORUS P. Sargent; C. Gilsdorf; T. Johnson; J. Stenerson; J. Lemon; L. Harmon; T. Eichhorn; T. Lemon; J. Wegner; L. Old Coyote; D. Gross. 108 109 no Ill Prom Royalty Graduation On May 29th, ninety-four seniors walked in procession in anticipation of their diplomas. The band played the class song “Theme from Mahogany”, as royal blue and white robes filled the Middle School Auditorium. Reverend Randall Rollins delivered the invocation, and Father Fehring gave the baccalaureate address. Principal Don Gilbertson introduced three speakers who were chosen by the senior class to represent their farewell thoughts. Dawn Greenfield, Mark Humphrey and Charlene Yarlott reminisced, and gave their hopes and best wishes to the close-knit class. The seniors were awarded their diplomas by Mr. Koebbe, Mr. Gilbertson and Dr. Anderson. Each graduate received a white rose, their class flower. As our class of 1983 departs, we must ponder their motto: “The world is like a mirror that reflects back what we are.” 113 114 Special honors were given to Mike Harlin, as valedictorian, and Diane Kollekowski, as salutatorian. LARRY FOX, owner (406) 665-1706 BIGHORN DRUG 302 N. Center HARDIN, MD 59034 Complete Prescription Services 322 N. 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