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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1986 volume:

Celebration Hardin High School Hardin, Montana Volume 66 Table Of Contents Title Page - 1 Clubs Activities - 75 Faculty - 7 Theme - 106 Seniors - 17 Dedication - 123 1 Underclassmen - 33 Graduation - 136 Color Insert - 64A Ads - 142 2 It is really great to see the construction of a year around swimming facility finally under way. When finished it will be a tribute to the people who worked for many years to accomplish that goal. It will insure a safe and sanitary place to swim for school children and all people of our community for many years. Good luck to the graduating seniors and best wishes to all other students in their educational endeavor. Joseph V. Koebbe Chairman Board of Trustee School Board Standing up LtoR: Donald Beary, Harvey Pitsch, Jim Herbal, Wayne Moccasin, Seated LtoR: Chairman of Board Joseph V. Keobbe, and Lambert Vanderslool Jr. ADMINISTRATION Principal’s Message Another year has passed us by and 1 hope that it has proved to be rewarding for each of you. We at Hardin High School, can be proud of who we are, what we have and what we’ve accomplished. It takes hard work and it takes all of us working together to achieve success. Best wishes to all of you, and particularily to the members of the Class of ‘86’. Don Gilbertson Vice Principal’s Message Someone once said that “our memories are our own personal reflections of the good and bad experience of our life.” As we go through another year, and for the seniors your last year, let us all strive to build good happy memories. 1 encourage everyone to become involved in activities and clubs because through our involvement we establish long and lasting friendships and memories. 1 am looking forward to a good productive year where we all can grow and become more aware of ourselves and come a few steps closer to reaching our goals in life. Kim Anderson Superintendent’s Message Any school is only as strong as the individual students. All students have talents, talents that may vary a great deal. The diversity of talents adds to the strength of the school. Hardin High School is blessed with a talented student body. We hope that your classes and your activities help each of you develop your individual talents. You and the school will then be stronger. Be proud, grow stronger. Our school needs your strength. Rod Svee Shahid Ahmed I Math Sophomore Class Advisor Edwin Auker English Academic Team Coach Freshman Class Advisor Robert Bennett Pre-Alg Alg. I Golf Coach Kenneth Boggio Band Carol Bowers Special Ed Aide Scott Brokaw Special Ed Wrestling Coach Yvonne L. DeMars Reading, French Wes Eben Guidance Junior Class Advisor Football Coach AFS Student Coordination Philip Engeldrum Phys. Science Chem. Physics Soph. Ad. 7 Gail Flack School Nurse Steve Fox Art Annual Jim Genatone History Government Football Coach Wrestling Coach Weight Training Rodeo Club Advisor Luke Gerber History Economics Head Girls’ Basketball Coach Head Boys’ Basketball Coach F arl Graves Sociology History Head Football Coach Boys Basketball Coach David Hall Special Ed Key Club Ruth Harris Teacher’s Aide Pat Havlovich Librarian National Honor Society Advisor 8 Gary Hickey Advanced Typing Dick liner Physical Education Varsity Club Head Wrestling Coach Molly Kelleher Literature Junior Class Forensics Drama Margaret Kern Computer Science Biology Cheerleaders Pep Club Statistician Track Dale Kober Vo-Ag Welding F.F.A. Autobody Larry Kralj Spanish Marie Kruger Secretary John Leligdowicz Typing Junior Class Advisor Fran Lind Home Ec F.H.A. Jennifer Lindeen English Lit. Pep Club Advisor Cheerleader Advisor 9 Kathryn Lytle English Journalism Senior Class Advisor A.F.S. Linda McClanahan Physical Ed Girls’ Basketball Coach Track Coach Guy Monroe Woods Shop Junior Gass Advisor Ruth Muhlbeier Secretary l iurie Nelson English Literature Senior Class Cross Country Coach Head Track Coach John Nesovic History Key Club Senior Class Advisor Julie O’Dell Business Ed. O.E.A. Kenneth O’Dell Marketing Business DECA Advisor Ten Olson Science Math Junior Class Advisor 10 Joel Pease ( Math Tutor Duane Pinkerman Math Science Joy Reichart Teacher’s Aide Owen Ripley Driver’s Ed. Terry Selph Shop VICA Boys Basketball Coach lister Sherman Biology Sophomore Class Advisor Laura Sundheim Guidance Head Volleyball Coach Track Coach Senior Class Advisor Roger Thompson Chorus Junior Gass Advisor 11 Loretta Three Irons Tutor Indian Gub Advisor Kitchen Staff Favorite Foods to Prepare and Serve Burritos Goulash Pizza Tacoes Weiners in Bun Least Favorite to Prepare and Serve Lasagna Hot Turkey Sandwiches Thanksgiving dinner Spaghetti Barbecue Chicken Chili Cinnamon roll 12 We’d like to thank Harold and his crew of custodians for keeping the school spotless, and ready for the new days activities. Thanks for making our school year of Celebration a success. Custodians 13 14 •Senior Favorites- Prettiest Smile Deanna Krogedal Neal Wiechman Prettiest Eyes Susan Sargent Neal Wiechman Best Looking Lori Bastrom Neal Wiechman Cutest Laugh Stacy Van Daele Jeff Margheim Cutest Couple Kathy Dewald Donovan Boyer Most Atheltic Kathy Dewald Donovan Bover Skips The Most Shannon Cress Jay Fillingham Cutest Wiggle Patty Anderson Chad Kern Well Liked Lori Bastrom Chad Kern Biggest Bragger Rachel Court Travis Johnson Friendliest Candy Vandersloot Tom Young Best Spirit Susan Sargent Travis Johnson Most-out-Going Candy Vandersloot Tom Young Most Likely to Succeed Holly Crum Scott Graber Pets Patty Coats Sean Vale Teachers Pains Stacy Kennedy Travis Johnson Drink Bud Food Steak Lobster Junk Food Pizza Soda Pop Pepsi Candy Bar Snickers Place to Eat Taco John Jeans 501 ’s Car Ferrari Saying Where’s the Party Song Summer of ‘69 Movie Ram bo Female Singer Tina Turner Summer Activity Party Male Singer Bruce Springsteen TV Show Miami Vice Things to Do on Weekend’ Party Roberta Broun) Rachel Court 18 Holly Crum Rebecca Brown Kevin Carson Patty Coates Brenda Craig Joseph Buffalo Tonya Cook Kuthi Deivaki John Enos William Dust Pauline Espinoza Jay Fillingham Waylon Fortune Elizabeth Eckman Cathy Fergerson Hick Gable 19 Joy Haley Elaine I larris Sieve Haug Stacey Kennedy Chad Kern tfreiu r iuy Deanna Krogedal Jay Lemon Tami Kuntz Hick Lather Rhonda Klessens Solon Moccasin Linda Morrison Albert Medicine Horse Caryn Pilsch Hassell Seder 22 Mike Shane Loretta Takes The Horse Steve uffelman Brenda Strack Kenny Shane Sean Vale Penny Timmons Candy Vandersloot Toby Wacker Susan Weber For many students young and old. Homecoming 1985, was a celebration. For the students, faculty, and staff of Hardin High School, it was a chance to celebrate and prepare for the Homecoming Game Friday night. This celebration took the forms of ways for the people involved to show their spirit during the five days of Spirit Week. On Monday the school was infested with Nerds. The next day the school was invaded with New Wavers. Wednesday was the only day the students were allowed to wear Hats and Shades. The students wore Crazy and Farout clothes on Thursday. Friday was the day when students and faculty showed how much spirit they have on supporting the Bulldogs by wearing Orange and Black. HOW BOB HARDIN HIGH HOME OF THE mu i nnn ? 26 Juniors celebrated first place with their awesome float. Sophomores took second. Seniors took third and Freshman took fourth. The theme for the floats was “Let the good times role” and had to have something to do with cartoons. Top Left are the Freshman candidates Patty Anderson and Tom Young. They found a reason to celebrate by walking down the field. On the top right is a quick glimpse of the band, in which Rick Gable is entertaining the girls. Middle left is a snapshot of Paul Bclue in action. Middle right is the 1984 reigning Homecoming Queen Valerie Doyle, waiting to pass on her title to Lori. The bottom right is the football players trying to take possession of the ball. 28 Senior Candidates Lori Bastrom Neil Weichman Junior Candidates Kathy Dewald Donovan Boyer ] CANDIDATES t Sophomore Candidates Audie Wilkinson Chad Kern Freshman Candidates Patty Anderson Tom Young Homecoming King Queen 1985 —« A Royal Celebration Chad Kern and Lori Bastrom had a lot to celebrate about this year. They were crowned the 1985 Homecoming King and Queen. In the top left, they take the honors of dancing the royal dance. At the left, and above, they pose for the camera with a big, cheesy grin. 30 Alla I'alls Down Kenny SpinI Seniors Not Pictured Carrie Bourdon Christ Buchfink Nola Egbert Lewis Enick Jeff Guiffre Gloria Goes Ahead Floyd Hollenbeck Marty Hopes Rock Jennison Sheldon Piekett Joe Reichart Stacy Van Daele Audie Wilkinson Darren Wilson Rebekah Koch Barry Pet ley Kenny Shane Kenny was one of four Hardin High School students selected to attend Boys State at Western Montana College June 8 thru June 18, 1985. ' He ran for and was elected as the Public Service Commissioner. He received 409 votes out of 510 possible votes. He was named as the Outstanding Citizen of his community Bow and Arrow. His selection as Boys’ Nation delegate was made by nominations from counselors. He was one of two delegates selected to represent the state of Montana in Washington D.C. on July 19 thru July 27, 1985. Boy’s Nation Delegate goes to Washington D.C. Rebecca Anderson Paul Bel ue Danelle Big Hair Lorna Big Hair m«p a Conklin Big Lake Ann Big Man Carrie Boeckel Mark Bruised Head Sherry Bourdon Donnelle Boyer Tina Carlcton Michael Caywood Sheri Chandler Theresa Cline Rebecca Court Darcy Dahle Junior Class 33 Lynette Davisson Lonnie Eckman Violet Enick Shawna Enzminger Angie Foote Nicola Fox Dean Frickle Rhonda Garcia Ardina Glenn John Gordineer Wendy Greenfield DeAnne Grover Michelle Haines Pete Haley Maxine Hamburg Lisa Harmon 34 Leah Hochhalter Joey Hope Tana Howey Matthew Jabs Ginger Jeffers Rea Ann Jurak Casey Kilstrom Corrina Kirschenmann Ray Koch Marc Little Light Vance Matt Chris Mattingly Kenneth McGurk Lance McMillan Tammy Menke Felicia Miller. 35 Roger Morton Elliot Mountain Sheep Shannen Neuniiller Tami Noyc$ Leon Old Elk Neta Old Elk Victor Passes Robert Pederson Willy Petters Norman Pretty On Top Katrina Pretty Weasel Nicole Real Bird 36 Sarah Rosario Danny Schaak Cody Schwend Mark Schoen Gary Seder Ann Seykora Kay one Shane Lee Sharpe Karen Slattery Dawn Smith Karen Sprenger Haylee Stanton Michele Stewart Millie Stewart Roberta Stiff Arm Gary Strieker 37 Jeff Swift Larsen a Ten Bear Que Three Irons Sean Three Irons ..t ■ Kim Tripp Bonnie Turney Brian Uffelman Danny Vandersloot Kim Vcnne Jolene Wagenaar Cassandra Walks George Wallace Brenda Wetz Christy White Bear Devonna Wick Joe Wilkinson 38 Julian Williams Karen Yarloti Nancy Zier Roger Zier 39 Gayle Bad Bear Danny Barnes Ann Benneu Felica Big Hair Leah Big Hair Samantha Big Hair Miles Boggio Robin Borgeson Shanna Bright Wings Lara Brown 40 Pauline Bull Chief Bill Cashen J.D. Cat on Lindy Clark James Crum Leann Davis Wanda Davisson Amy Dun fee Ann Dunfee Edna Dust Jerry Edwards Kardell Egbert Tanya Egged Tanja Eichhorn mm A Suzanne Enos Roxanne Enzminger Roxane Feller Jay Finnell 41 Walter Floate Pani Fox Ronnie Fox Paul Fraizer Richard Gonzales Presina Gram Kevin Gross Jennifer Guptill Audrey Haines Kim Hammond Monica Harmon Jannell Headstrom 42 Verna Howe Rick Hurley Gabe Jacobs Tammy Johnson Kimberly Just John Kehler Janette Kehrm Steve Kuck Cher LaCounte Deanna Laforge Radean Lizotte Theresa Lawerence Angela Mason Denise Mason Aaron Melville Corey Meredith 43 Sue Nuetgens Bobbie Noyes Ron Oakes Danelle Old Horn Scott Phelps Jovonna Plenty Denny Potts Brent Port wood Mike Rabideau Jim Runge Mark Sargent Pam Schack 44 Wendy Seymour Jessie Sheppard Joanne Sheppard Brenda Speelman E.J. Storm Dean Syring Billie Kay Tall Bull Jana Three Irons Randy Three Irons Mary Tibbs Dan Vance Allison Vandersloot Melissa Wacker Craig Warren Michelle Warren Francine Washington 45 Sophomores Not Pictured Clayton Big Hair Lea}] Big Hair Ervin Birdinground Sherri Bright Wings Ed Coates Neil Costa Ron Fox Kevin Gross David Humphrey Ron Humphrey Jeff Leischner Rolland Medicine Horse Tana Not Afraid David Oaks Tom Pettibone Rusty Redden Dean Syring Jim Tushka Billy Weaver Donna Wemple Donelle Wick Christy Wolcott Claude Wooten Linda Zier 46 Prudence Alden Rilla American Horse Linda Arbogast Alfred Arellano Kitti Backbone Curtis Bad Bear Travis Bastrom Delaine Becker Jolene Belmcrez Kerrie Benzel Danelle Big Hair Darrel Big Hair Kathie Boeckel Jason Coles Ellen Buffalo Jennifer Butorac Freshman Class 47 Ralph Chavez Larriann Clark Leslie Corn way Bill Court Patrick Cosgrove Dale Crooked Arm Troy Dahlgren Jeff Denio Mickelle Denio Kirk Denny Lyndon Driftwood Dallas Dust Tiffany Easley Tricia Easley Bill Eckel Sherrie Engellant Claudette Enos Felicia Espinoza Jason Fabrizius Steve Fergerson 48 Rainie Foote Victoria Fox Tammy Frazier Jamie Frost Shannon Gabel Julienne Graves Pat Greenfield Cory Gregerson Bill Grinsteiner Chad Guptill Andy Harris Bruce Harris Amy Howe Samantha Hugs Jim Jeffers Angie Johnston 49 Julie Ketterling Laura Kern Jennifer Kellum Jason Kehr Travis Kehler Allen Kinney Karen Koyama Mary Ann Kuck Julie Kuntz Laura Lessard Doug Link Marc Lira Donroy Loos Syd Lytle Nikki McMillen Deanna Meredith Mandy Moccasin Ronda Morton Diedra Mountain Sheep Marla Neumiller 50 Desiree Old Coyote David Old Elk Dcvcreaux Old Elk Donovan Olcyte Wayne Other Medicine Brent Peck Rose Pettibone Shelly Phelps Brad Pitsch DeeAnn Pitsch Douglas Pitsch Jason Pitsch Terri Pitsch Jason Potts Corey Pretty Weasel Marisa Pruett Ed Red Wolf Gina Reece Felicia Riveria Brenda Romine 51 Kelly Rose Boyd Russell James Salmonson Roni Sargent Justin Schindler Michelle Schoen Brenda Seder Jim Seder Katie Seykora Lonnie Shield Brandon Siemion Sharon Simpson Curtis Starr Jared Stewart Melville Stops Marc Strieker David Swift Veronica Tall Bull Terrance Ten Bear Daryl Three Irons 52 Dorci Three Irons Jenny Wagenaar Teddy Ware Dan Warren Roger Watson Bobby Weaver Nate Weber Roxanne Well Known Henry Wilson Pete Zaic Freshman Not Picture: Mary Alden Jerry American Horse John Buffalo Ella Buffalo Richard Brown Paddy Cosgrove Ramona Cline Laurie Doney Brenda Livingston Theresa Laurence Byron Moses Mike Petterson Jason Pit sell Marisa Pruett Ed Red Wolf Jim Rodriguez Christina Schneider Brian Seymour Tony Torralba 53 7. Heartburn. ■ 18. Don’t take my picture, I look terri-17. Hey, wait, I’m naked! ble! 19. Are my boots on the right feet? 20. Don’t bother me, I’m meditating. Freshman Girls Basketball Shephard-25 Colstrip-34 Livingston-28 Central-22 Lewistown-34 Miles City-Sidney-Laurel-28 Glasgow-23 Shephard-18 Colstrip-37 Livingston-12 Central-24 Fergus-47 Laurel-45 _______________________L-J______________________________________L .1, _______________________ Frontrow-LtoR: T. Pitsch, D. Pitsch, Coach McClanahan, M. Moccasin, R. Foote, 2nd row-LtoR: B. Romine, N. McMillan, 3rd row-LtoR: D. Becker, D. Three Irons, K. Koyama, T. Hopfauf, K. Beockel, C. Enos, K, Benzel, S. fillsL ------- „ • . . ,ah Big Hair. Presina Gran,. Michelle Hickey. JoVonna Plenty. Wanda Davisson. Top middle: Coach L. Neville. Bear. Left: Manager Mary Tibbs. Gayle Bad Bear. Leann Davis. Larsena len «e Home - 37 Home - 44 Home - 20 Home - 19 There - 23 There - 24 There - 20 There - 24 There - 20 Home - 21 Home - 31 There - 14 Home - 13 Home - 21 Home - 20 Home - 19 There - 20 There - 20 J' v- Girls i Tabre - 48 Todge Grass - 29 Glasgow - 35 Glendive - 9i Colstrip-4i Him Uv !?Sslon - 48 1 hngs Central - 32 Le wist own - 44 M� lesCity-36 Sidney - 31 Laurel - 43 Glasgow - 37 Colstrip - 46 0 |1. Liv hgston - 42 Hillings Central - 31 Lewistown - 49 Sidney - 31 Laurel - 35 etbaii 59 Cross Country - r - +£ Norman, Leon, Mike, and Alvin always find time to just stand around after a long hard run. But when it’s time to run and get down to business, you won’t find them standing around. Especially Norman and Alvin. Alvin was this year’s State Cross Country Champion. In fact the whole team were the State Champs. Good Job Guys!! Freshman Football Hardin - 0 Hardin - 0 Hardin - 8 Hardin - 14 Hardin - 16 Hardin - 28 Colstrip-8 Huntley - 36 Sheridan - 12 Riverside - 21 Colstrip-0 Laurel - 30 Front row - L to R: B. Pitsch, A. Arellano, N. Weber. Second row L to R: Coach Eben, M. Petterson, P. Greenfield, B. Weaver, J. Seder. Third row - L to R: T. Bastrom, C. Guptill, C. Bad Bear, B. Harris, B. Court, B. Siemion. Fourth row - L to R: D. Old Elk, T. Ware, B. Moses, R. Chavez, P. Zaic. 61 62 Speech and Drama Tournament Meet Hardin Laurel Worden Glendive Hobson Forsyth Divisional Results-Speech Drama team Date 11-2 11- 23 12- 7 12-14 1-4 1-11 1-8 Drama 3rd 3rd 2nd Speech 3rd 3rd 3rd MVP-Speech-Sharon Simpson Drama-Samantha Big Man Seniors-Patty Coates, Beth Eckman Finishing the season LtoR: Ms. Kelleher, Jason Pitsch, Samantha Big Man, Sharon Simpson, 2nd row-LtoR: Brenda Craig, Beth Eckman, Thersea Lawerence, Nikki McMillen, Jeanette Kehr, Bottom row, LtoR: Patty Coates, Deana LaForge From left to right: 5th Row- Assistant Coach J. Genatone, Head Coach E. Graves, Assistant Coach S. Shaw. 4th Row- M. Jabs, R. Pederson, A. Three Irons, P. Crum, L. McMillen, R. Morton, B. Redden. 3rd Row- C. Mattingly, P. Haley, J. Swift, P. Belue, J. Gordineer, D. Barnes, J.D. Caton, R. Koch, G. Strieker. 2nd Row- W. Floate, W. Fortune, D. Boyer, S. Haug, T. Young, R. Three Irons, H. Hill. 1st Row- N. Weichman, S. Uffleman, R. Bollinger, J. Fillingham, C. Kern, T. Johnson, A. Medicine Horse, K. McGurk. Cross Country CELEBRATE WITH STATE CHAMPS First rowtLtoR- K. Nelson, K. Gross, L. Old Elk, N. Pretty On Top, J. Stewart, M. Shane, A. Morrison, Coach L. Nelson. Middle row:LtoR- Coach L. Sundheim, C. Meredith, G. Wallace,E. Mountain Sheep, J. Kehr.T. Ten Bear, L. Shield. Third RowrLtoR- T. Egged, C. Enos.S. Enos, C. Benzel. 64b This p� itr sponsored by Fox Oil Co. Celebrated a State Tourney appearance Backrow LtoR- Coach L. Gerber, L. Davisson, S. Chandler, K. Dewald, N. Real Bird, A. Wilkinson, Manager B. Malensek. Front row LtoR- G. Bad Bear, K. Herbal, D. Old Horn, L. Bastrom, J. Guptill, not pictured- Assistant Coach W. Stewart. Varsity Girls B.Ball 64c Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Football Cheerleaders Clockwise from top: S. Sargent, W. Greenfield, T Carleton, A. Seykora. Photo at right, left to right; Varsity Girls Basketball Cheerleaders: R. Court, K. Baumann, C. Walks, M. Hamburg. They lead us in our celebrations At Right-Lt to Rt-Boys Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: W.Greenfield, A.Seykora, S.Sargent, S.Walks. At Left, Clockwise-Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders: D.Grover, L.Barnes, K.Bauman, R.Court. At Right from Lt to Rt-Varsity Volleyball Cheerleaders: C.Boeckel, B.Turney, K.Pretty Weasel. 64e This page sponsored by Graham - Staunton Inc. Firstrow: I.Plenty Hoops, R.Bollinger, L.OId Elk, P.Haley, L.McMillan, S.Uffleman, J.Marheim, E.Hopes, C.Kern, Secon-drow: B.Pitsch, C.Siemion, L.Eckman, J.Hopes, J.Swift, B.Noyes, B.Uffleman, J.Enos, Thirdrow: J.Potts, J.Denio, M.Strieker, D.Swift, N.Weber, J.Kerhr. Not pictured, managers: Penny Timmons and Stacy Kennndy, Coache Imer, Coach Genatone, Coach Brokaw. Back Row -LtoR: Coach L. Gerber, T. Johnson, M. Jabs, C. Mattingly, J. Buffalo, N. Pretty On Top, Asst. Coach W. Stewart. Front Row - Lto R: A. Medicine Horse, B. King, A.Three Irons, V. Passes, A.Morrison, S.Moccasin Varsity Boys Basketball 64g Backrow-LtoR: Coach Sundhiem, M. Stewart, J. Guptil, K. Herbal, K. Dewald, B. Maiensek, N. Real Bird, Frontrow LtoR: R. Garcia, W. Davisson, Manager M. Hickey, B. Koch, D. Old Horn. Asst. Coach Cook This page sponsored by First interstate Bank. Cross Country: Outstanding Boys Runner: Alvin Morrison Outstanding Girls Runner: Suzanne Enos Most Improved: Elliot Mt. Sheep Football: Most Valuable Back: Chad Kern Most Valuable Lineman: Waylon Fortune Most Valuable Special Team: Chris Mattingly Most Improved Player: Jeff Swift Bulldog Pride Award: Lance McMillen Girls Basketball: Perfect Attendance: Jennifer Guptill Danelle Old Horn Nicole Real Bird Krista Herbal Captain Award: Lori Bastrom Audie Wilkinson Kathy Dewald MVP: Most Inspirational Leading Rebounder Audie Wilkinson Jennifer Guptil Danelle Old Horn All Conference: Danelle Old Horn Audie Wilkinson All State: Danelle Old Horn 65 Celebrate with Volleyball 1985-86 First Row: Manager-T. Cook, J. Hedstrom, J. Three Irons, C. La Counte, K. Slattery, M. Alden, B. Romine, N. Old Elk, J. Wagenaar, Coach-B. Cook. Second Row: T. Howey, K. Koyama, T. Easley, F. Riveria. Not pictured: K. Shane, A. Foote. Back row L to R: Manager- Tonya Cook, Brenda Romine, Dominica Hill, Mary Alden, Jenny Wagenaar, Coach Bernice Cook. Front row L to R: Tricia Easley, Karen Koyama. Volleyball Takes Third in State The Volleyball team took first at the Eastern “A” Divisional tournament held here in Hardin, which gave the team a chance at the State title. There were ten teams in the Eastern Division that participated. This year the conference championship is shared by two teams—the Colstrip Fillies and the Hardin Bulldogs. Both team have a record of 12-4. During the tournament Hardin had to come back and be victorious against Central twice for the honor of being Divisional Champs. The State Class “A” Volleyball Tournament was held at Laurel on March 14-15. The schools that represented the Eastern Conference were Hardin, Billings Central, Livingston, and Laurel. The teams that represented the Western Conference were Dillion, Whitefish, Butte Central, and Stevensville. Hardin took third at State, which was pretty good, considering that this was only their first year in Divisional Volleyball. “CONGRATULATIONS” CELEBRATE Elliot Mt. Sheep Randy Three Irons JV BASKETBALL TEAM NOT PICTURED Corey Meridith Paul Belue Gabe Jacobs Conklin Big Lake Kevin Gross Mark Bruised Head JV Basketball 70 Frosh Basketball Front row LtoR: D. Three Irons, B. Weaver, C. Guptill, R. Chavez, T. Ten Bear, D. Crooked Arm, B. Moses. Back Row: Coach T. Selph, K. Denny, B. Russell, J. Stewart, L. Driftwood, D. Loos, M. Stops, C. Bad Bear, L. Shield. 71 1st Row LtoR: C. Walks, K. Dewald, W. Davisson, Mgr. L. Pickett, N. Adams, M. Tibbs, B. Spleeman. 2nd Row LtoR: V. Howe, L. Takes Horse, S. Rosiro, N. McMillen, J. Plenty, D. Old Coyote, D. Three Irons, J. Wagenaar, 3rd Row LtoR: J. Guptill. K. Herbal, L. Davisson. D. Old Horn, C. LaCounte, M. Wacker, S. Sargent, J. Hedstrom, T. Hophauf, T. Egged. 72' Girls Track Team Boys Track Team 1st row LtoR: N. Weber, J. Kehr, H. Wilson. 2nd row LtoR: C. Guptill, K. Gross, C. Merideth, B. Moses. J pi«ch J_Salmonsen. V Ma«..A-Morrison. 3rd row: L. Shield. K. Nelson. K. Denny, L. McMillen. M. Jabs. D. Boyer. J. Buffalo. C. THree Irons. K. Spun. N. Pretty On Top. E. Mt. Sheep. GOLF TEAM Top row LtoR: Coach Bennett, Brian Lakey, Troy Dahlgren, Steve Fergerson. Bottom row LtoR: Stacey Kennedy, Scott Graber, Jay Lemon, Neal Wiechman, Penny Timmons. TennisTeam Tennis Team from LtoR: Coach Terry Selph, Annie Seykora, Kim Tripp, Syd Lytle, Karen Koyama, Assistant Coach Bernice Cook. Front row: Leanne Davis, Katie Seykora, and Jennifer Butorac. 1985-86 Members LtoR: Holly Crum, Andrea Torske, Kathie Dewald, Patti Coates, Advisor-Pat Havlovich. 1986-87 Membcrs-Top: Chris Mattingly; Second row; Theresa Cline, Karen Sprenger, John Gor-dineer, Paul Belue; Third row: Lonnie Eckman, Michele Stewart, Dawn Smith, and Becky Koch. Top row from L to R: Brent King, Pres.; Mrs. Three Irons, Advisor; Bottom row from L to R: Gayle Bad Bear, Sec.; Danelle Old Horn, Viee Pres.; and Cher La Counte, representative. Indian Club Top LtoR- M. Stewart, L. Big Hair, A. Glenn, J. Plenty, P. Grant, C. Chasing Hawk, K. Yarlott, T. Not Afraid, J. Three Irons, C. Whitebear, M. Alden, J. Kellum, D. Mountain Sheep, D. Hill, J. Belmarez, R. American Horse, S. Enos, L. Ten Bear, L. Shield, S. Chandler, D. Three Irons, K. Shane. Standing- L. Three Irons, C. LaCounte, D. Old Horn, G. Bad Bear. Kneeling- M. Stops, L. Driftwood, B. Moses, B. King. 77 Student Council From row LtoR: P. Zaic, D. Grover, C. Mattingly, S. Sargent, T. Carleton, D. Pitsch, Middle row LtoR: A. Melville, B. Struck, A. Torske, W. Greenfield, G. Kehrm, J. Guptill, R. Chavez, K. Nelson, Back row LtoR: Vice Principal Mr. Anderson and M. Jabs. Student Council Officers Left to right: C. Mattingly, S. Sargent, T. Carleton. 78 I — OEA The Office Education Association is a high school organization that helps business students acquire the abilities and experience necessary to compete successfully in the business world. Membership is open to any Freshmen-Senior, male or female student enrolled in a business subject. OEA gives business students a chance to compete in regional, state, and nation-wide conferences in area such as accounting, typewriting, job interviewing, parliamentary procedure teams, filing, shorthand, and many others. The group does a variety of community service projects, fund raising, and social activities during the year. The 1986 state winners of the Hardin chapter were: Accounting I—4th place Michelle Hickey, General Clerical I—5th place Michelle Hickey, Job Interview I--6th place Michelle Hickey, Extemporaneous Speaking II-2nd place Rae Ann Jurak, Business Proofreading--2nd place Deanna Krogedal, Information Communications II—3rd place Deanna Krogedal, and our Chapter Activities Manual took first place. From LtoR: V.P.; Deanna K., Historian; Brenda C., Treas; Bert B., Sec; Neta O.E., Pres; RaeAnn J. Top Row L-to-R: S. Weber, P.Anderson, B. Koch, 2nd Row, LtoR: M. Tibbs, S. Big Man, J. Plenty, P. Grant, W. Davisson, G. Bad Bear, K. Slattery, N. Real Bird, K. Benzel, C. Enos, D. Meredith, 3rd Row: N. Old Elk, A. Bennett, J. Three Irons, M. Alden, J. Salmonson, K. Tripp, T. Menke, B. Romine, S. Gabel, D. Three Irons. 4th row: C. Wolcott, T. Egged, S. Kennedy, T. Not Afraid, D. Hill, K. Shane, C. Herbel, J. Guptill, A. Johnston, D. Becker, T. Frazier, T. Easely. 5th Row: P. Fox, A. Dunfee, M. Harmon, A. Dunfee, D. Wick, J. Kerh, N. McMillan, S. Enos, R. Jurak, H. Stanton, L. Davis, T. Kuntz. 6th Row: C. Boeckel, K. Pretty Weasel, B. Turney, T. Carleton, J. Graves, S. Gross, C. Fergerson, C. Gerber, M. Stewart, M. Kern. 7th Row: S. Sargent, W. Greenfield, C. Walks, A. Seykora, M. Schoen,i I. Hopfauf, K. Seykora, J. Butorac, R. Sargent, S. Lytle, L. Kern, L. Arbogast. 8th Row: D. Grover, L. Barnes, K. Bauman, R. Court, P.' Timmons, K. Sprcnger, S. Enzminger, D. Smith, J. Lindcen. From LtoR: Shawna Enzminger-President, Karen Sprenger-Vice Pres., Penny Timmons-Hist. Treas., Dawn Smith-Sec. Pep Club 80 FHA Back Row LtoR- J. Ketterling, D. Wemple, H. Anderson, D. Wick, Advisor Mrs. Lind, S. Sargent, B. Koch, P. Coates, L. Eckman, G. Seder, B. Eckman, T. Menke, K. Bcockei, D. Smith. Middle Row- M. Warren, M. Neumiller, J. Kuntz, C. Fergerson. Front Row- B. Brown, C. Gerber, G. Jeffers, B. Wetz, L. Contway. Future Homemakers of America is an organization for both males and females. It offers leadership, training and experiences which help promote school, community, and individual activities. This year, Hardin Chapter FHA’s community project was raising $500 to donate to Sunshine Pre-School. The money was raised through pizza, candy cane and rosette sales; a dance; and a teacher’s luncheon. The display promoting this project was selected to represent the State of Montana at National Future Homemakers of America Convention in Orlando,Florida. FHA-Officers-Back Row LtoR: Tammy Menke - Historian, Michelle Warren - Vice President,' Patty Jo Coates - Secretary, Lonnie Eckman - President, Gary Seder - Treasurer. FFA FUTURE FFA, has been keeping themselves pretty busy. In the early part of the year, they went on a trip to Denver, Colorado, to see the Denver Stock Show. They took the bronze, which is third, at the Bozeman winter Fair. At Nile, they placed second. So FFA has plenty of reason to Celebrate this year! At District, which was held in Colstrip, they received third in farm and ranch management. State is in Bozeman, coming up in April. The FFA members find one more way to Celebrate, by placing the American flag downtown, on every patriotic holiday. FARMERS Ot AMERICA Top row LtoR: Dennis Hill, Dean Syring, Ronnie Fox, Bob Noyes, Jason Pilsch, Russel Seder, Holly Anderson. Bottom row LtoR: Ed Coates, Steve Uffelman, Tami Noyes, Melissa Wacker, Troy Williams, Toby Wacker. VICA Autograph Page 84 Front row L to R: Theresa Cline,' Tammy Menke, Dawn Smith, Karen Sprcnger. Back row L to R: Mrs. Lytle, — Sean Vale, Penny Timmons, Stacey Kennedy. A FSClubz AFS is best known for its high school student y ar-long and summer exchange programs. Through AFS, students from South Africa, Cyprus, and Brazil have come to live with families in the Hardin area; they have attended Hardin High School for a year and they have learned about, and grown, within our community. Families and Hardin High School students learn about different customs and ideas and gain a new understanding and closeness. Our local Hardin High School AFS Club is an active organization sponsoring, each spring, an annual fund raiser. Our local AFS organization also sponsored Rhonda Sprenger, 1984 HHS graduate, in the summer exchange program to Japan. 85 DECA Clockwise: J. Swift, C. Aberle, D. Vandersloot, L. Zaic, T. Young, B. Wetz, S. Van Dade, R. Court, T. Johnson, K. Carson, L. Sharpe, D. Wilson. Hardin’s DECA Club has had an active 85-86 School year. Can-dice, Lee, Danny and Darin attended the fall leadership conference in Great Falls. At this Conference they elected the state officers which lead us at the State DECA Convention which was held in Missoula at the Sheraton. The members that attented the State Convention were: Wendy, Rachel, Lisa, Candice, Travis, Jeff, Lee and our Advisor Mr. O’Dell. At state we competed in: General Marketing, Restaurant Marketing, Finance and Credit, Apparel and Accessories, Job Interview, Economic Test, just to name a few. At state Travis Johnson placed first in Economic’s test and Lisa Zaic placed sixth in Job Interview. 8 DECA STUDENT STORE 87 88 Up and Down at left: Jay Lemon, Neil Weichman, Steve Haug, Paul Belue, Donovan Boyer, and Chris Mattingly, at right: Lance McMillen, Robert Peterson, Tom Young, Waylon Fortune, John Gordineer, and Matthew Jabs, across: Krista Herbal, Kathi Dewald, and Jennifer Guptil, standing: Dick Imer. njzuzn J i i i Varsity Club 1 I 1 i' i i The Varsity Club is a very active club open to both girls and boys. Their school projects vary from helping to furnish and paint the training and weight room, to donating to the Jason Edwards Fund. This year they have adopted a new program which will send a three letter Varsity student to a health and sports clinic. They plan to make this an annual award. Donovan Boyer Pres. Paul Belue Vice Pres. Jennifer Guptil Sec. Tres. 89 ] The year book 90 1st Row LtoR: Lisa Zaic, Marty Hopes, Alan Three Irons, Sandi Walks. 2nd Row LtoR: Cheryl Bad Bear Wendy Seymour Nikki Fox, Ray Koch, Christy White Bear, Sheri Chandler, Kaylene Shane, Deanne Grover, Leah Hochhalter Nicole Reai Bird. 3rd Row; LtoR: Becky Brown, Rhonda Garcia, Michelle Haines. LtoR- Becky Brown Lay-out Editor Lisa Zaic Editor Marty Hopes Photo. Editor Leah Hochaltcr Ad Editor Christy White Bear Copy Editor Deanne Grover Sales Ed. Annual Rep. for Student Council The 1985-86 yearbook was quite a success. The annual staff worked very hard all through the year. Our staff consisted of 11 Juniors, 2 Sophomores, and 3 Seniors. Our goals for the year were to have more pictures and more exciting copy. Our biggest goal was to have the best yearbook ever. We hope that we have succeeded. We’d like to recognize Athena Kuntz and the rest of the people down at the Hardin Herald for their help and support. Thanks for helping us Celebrate our year with yearbook! Top row, LtoR: M. Stops, D. Old Elk, J. Pitsch, R. Bollinger, 2nd row, LtoR: T. Ware, B. Seder, S. Phelps, P. Grant, M. Moccasin, 3rd row, LtoR: J. Enos, T. Noyes, M. Wacker, J. Plenty, N. Real Bird, 4th row, LtoR: R. Gable, P. Coates, L. Zaic, K. Shane, S. Bright Wings. Rodeo Club LtoR: Treasurer-Lisa Zaic, Secretary-Patty Coates, Vice President-Kenny Shane, President-Rick Gabel, Student Council Representative-Melissa Wacker. — Freshman Cheerleaders Top Lcft-Jcnnifcr Butorac, Tonya Hopfauf, Michdlc Schoen, Katie Seykora. Bottom Left-Michelle Schoen, Julie Graves, Lora Kern, Angie Johnston. Bottom Right-Syd Lytle, Jennifer Butorac, Katie Seykora, Roni Sargent. J V Cheerleaders Girls Basketball Monica Harmon, Ann Dunfee, Amy Dunfee, Tanya Egged. 96 | Swing Choir At top LtoR: Tina Lautt, Susan Sargent, Rachel Court, Deanne Grover, Tina Carleton, and Patty Coates. Second row: Mary Tibbs, Robin Borgeson, Shawn a Enzminger, Pam Fox, Wendy Greenfield, Ann Dunfee, Travis Johnson, Shelly Gross, Brent Port wood, Ann Bennett, Mark Sargent, Anne Seykora, Sean Vale, Wendy Collins, Krista Herbal, and Pete Haley. From LtoR: Pam Fox, Rachel Court, Wendy Greenfield, Anne Seykora, and Shelly Gross. L 97 Pep Band Jazz Band 99 You can celebrate with the Concert Band help of our High School Band Senior Wills Continued We, The Senior A.P. Class, will to Mr. Nelson a cold winter so that he can keep his cool all next year. We, everyone, will to anyone everything. I, an anonymous senior, will Mr. Pinkerman the ability to walk by the radiator by DECA without getting all upset because we are sitting on it. We, The Seniors, will the freshman the ability to learn how to walk down the hallyway. We, some anonymous seniors, will our class the ability to get out of town. I, Nikki Adams, will to all the freshman class the ability to grow up when on school trips. We, Anonymous Seniors, will the Junior Girls the ability to have a female figure. We, The Distinguished Seniors, will to Mr. Nelson the ability to lose an argument gracefully. We, Rockin Lilly and Way Out Willy, will the name Little Richey to Michael Eugene Caywood. I, Kelly Baumann, will to Rhonda Garcia the ability to keep on scooting across floors leaving a trail of corn chips and screaming “I want a taco!” We, the rest of the school, will the freshmen a truck load of deodorant and the brains to use it! 1, button, will leotard the ability to have more curious nicknames like this in the future. I, Patty Anderson, will to Troy Dahlgren the ability to stay as sweet and nice after us seniors are gone. Answers to Baby Pictures 1. Elaine Harris 13. Deanna Krogcdal 2. Bill Dust 14. Donovan Boyer 3. Becky Kock 15. Cantjy Vandersloot 4. Chad Kern 16. Patty Anderson 5. Patty Coates 17. Ronda Klcssens 6. Shelly Gross 18. Susan Sargent 7. Beth Eckman 19. Tina Lautt 8. John Enos 20. Kenny Shane 9. Lisa Zaic 21. Loretta Barns 10. Caryn Pitsch 22. Carrie Kelhum 11. Kevin Carson 23. Roberta Brown 12. Tami Kuntz 24. Rebecca Brown 103 The prices that helped us Celebrate Motherload Pizza .... $11.00 Annual...............$17.00 Gas per gallon.........$.75 Grad Cap Gown.... $17.00 Concert at Metra.....$13.00 Sr. Pictures........$250.00 104 Prices in ’85 and 86 Minimum Wage...........S3.35 College..........$5000-6000 School Jacket.......$90-100 Designer Jeans........$35.00 Cassette Tape........$10.00 Average for Prom .. $200-250 Hair Cut.............$10.00 Movie.................$3.50 Class King .........$150.00 6 Pack................$3.25 Shoes................$30.00 Movies Rental.........$3.00 105 From lecturing the students to posing for the Camera we Celebrated this school year with smiles, grins and laughter. From pushing pennies across the parking lot with our noses, posing for the camera, to driving around, we Celebrated this year in many different ways. 109 In the Gym to the classroom we Celebrated with flips, jumps, and laughs. Ill The Students at Hardin High find two ways to Celebrate using their mouths some by using their big mouths in the battle for the “Spirit Stick’’, and others by feeding their face with the creations the Cafeteria Cooks come up with. 113 114 The Class of 86 went out with a “bang”...Celebrating with the car crunch...While the Juniors and Sophmores are caught in class “taking a lesson’’...One student is ready to leave., saying “good-bye”. But, in the end...of course, it’s the frog in Biology that says “good-bye”. Either hangin’ around or waiting impatiently for Friday-we always have a reason to Celebrate! 117 From Muscling our way through the halls, to trying to improve our muscles in the weight room: We Celebrated by improving our Figures. 119 Friends goofing around on the bus to friends being silly in the halls or in the library, we, together, celebrated this year with lots of fun times. 121 12 2 v We dedicate the 1986 yearbook to you, ■ crew of the spaeeshuttle “Challenger.” 4, • Christa McAuliffe Ronald Mc Naif Francis Scobee Judith Renimik Michael Smith Ellison Onizuka GregoryJarvis • • IrVmemorium Jahuary 28, 1986 123 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Nikki Adams Beth Eckman Treble choir 9; FHA 9; Pep Club 9; Track 10,11,12; Concert choir 10,11,12. Concert Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 12; Speech Drama 9,10,11,12; FHA 9,10,11,12; DECA 11. Patty Anderson Nola Egbert Concert choir 9,10,11; Swing choir 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10; Class Sec. 11; Drill Team 11; Snowball Cand. 10; Homecoming Cand. 12. Cheerleading 9,11; Pep Club 11; Concert Band 11; Pep Band 9,10. Loretta Barnes John Enos Track 9,12; Concert Band 9,10,11; Pep Band 9,10; FHA 9; Drill Team 11; Pep Club 12; Cheerleader 12. FB9.10; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Key Club 12; Rodeo Club 12. Lori Bastrom Cathy Fergerson GBB 9,10,11,12; Golf 9,10,11; FFA 9,10,11,12; Key Club 9; Pep Club 9; Class Sec. 9; Homecoming Queen 12. Kelly Baumann FHA 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Treble choir 9; Concert choir 10,11,12; Drill Team 11. Jay Fillingham Concert Band 9,10,11; Drill Team 9; FHA 9,10- Pen Cluh 9,10,11,12; Cheerleader 10,11,12. ’ P Ron Bolinger FB 9,10; Wrestling 9,10; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Concert choir 10. Waylon Fortune FB 10,11,12; Track 10; Rodeo Club 10,12; Track Mgr II. Donovan Boyer FB 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,12 - Pres.; Concert Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 10,11,12; Homecoming Cand. 12 Carrie Ann Bourdon FHA 9,10; Pep Club 9; Drill Team 11. FB 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 11,12. Rick Gabel Rodeo Club 10,11,12 -Pres.; FB 9,10; Wrestling 9,10; Concert Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 11; Concert choir 9,10,11; Swing choir 9,10,11,12. Charlene Gerber GBB 9,10; Choir 9; FHA 9,10,12; Pep Club 9,10,12; Drill Team 9,10,11; VB 10,11. Becky Brown Scott Graber Pep Club 9; FHA 9,11,12; Trebel choir 9; Concert choir 10-Speech Drama 9; Annual Lay-out Editor 12. CC 9,10,11; Track 9,10; Concert Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 10,12; Golf. Roberta Brown Shelley Gross Pep Club 9,10; Speech Drama 9,10; OEA 11 - Treas.,12. Patty Coates CC 9; Track 9,10; Concert choir 9,10,11,12; Swing choir 12; Art Club 9,10; Math Club 9,10; Rodeo Club 9,12 - Sec.; GBB 10; Speech Drama 10,11; FHA 11,12 - Sec.; NHS 11,12. Tonya Cook Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Concert choir 9,11,12; Swing choir 9,12: Drill Team 11. Joy Haley Pep Club 9,10; FHA 9; CC 9. Steve Haug FB 9,10,11,12; BBB 9,11; Wrestling 10; Varsity Club 9,10,11,12. Track 9,10,11,12; Art Club 9 - Sec.,10; FHA 9,10- Hist.,11 -Sec.; Cheerleader 11; Pep Club 11; VB Mgr. 12: Concert Band 9,10,11; Pep Band 9,10. Ledale Hill VICA 9,10,11,12. Kathi Dewald GBB 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,11,12; VB 11,12; Concert, Pep Jazz Band 9,10,11,12; Student Council 9,10, Class Rep. 9; Class Pres. 10; NHS It, 12; Math Club 12; Varsity Club 12; Homecoming Cand. 12. 124 Stacy Kennedy Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Golf 9,10,12; Treble choir 9; Concert choir 11; Swing choir 12; Wrestling Mgr. 12; AFS - V. Pres. 11,12. Chad Kern FB 9,10; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Track 10,11,12; Varsity Club 10,11,12; Homecoming King 12. Rebekah Koch GBB 9,10,11; Concert Pep band 9,10,11; Cheerleading 10; Concert choir 9,10; FHA Sec. 9,10 - Treas. 11-12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Class Treas. 10; Class V.P. 11; NHS 11; AFS 11; VB 12-Co Capt. II. Deanna Krogedal Cheerleading 9,10; FHA 9; Pep Club 9,10; OEA Treas. 10 -Pres. St. Treas. 11 - V.P. 12; Student Council 11,12; Class Rep. 11; Class V.P 12. Tami Kuntz Concert Pep Band 9,10,11,12; FHA 9; Pep Club 9,12; THE HOBBIT 9; Golf 10. Jay Lemon FB 9; Golf 9,10,11,12; Concert choir 9,10,11; Track Mgr. 10; Concert Pep Band 11,12; Jazz Band 12; DECA 11; Varsity Club 12. Brenda Malensek GBB 9,10,11; Concert choir 9,10; Swing choir 9,10; VB 11; GBB Mgr. 12; The “H” Club 12. Jeff Margheim FB 9,10,11; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; Varsity Club 9,10,12; Concert choir 10. Caryn Pitsch GBB 9,10; Track Mgr. 9; Key Club Pres. 9; Class Pres. 9,12; Snowball Cand. 9; Rodeo Club 10; DECA 12; Student Council 12. Joe Reichart Loretta Takes Horse GBB 9,10,11; Track 9,12; Indian Club 9,10. Penny Timmons Golf 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12 - Hist.; Wrestling Mgr. 12. Andrea Torske Cheerleading 9,10,11; Concert Swing choir 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11; NHS Pres. 12; Student Council Rep. 12. Steve Uffelman FB 9,10,12; Wrestling 9,10,11,12; FFA 11,12. Sean Vale I Concert choir 9,10,11; Speech Drama 9,10,11; THE HOBBIT 9; Swing choir 10,11,12; GODSPELL 10; Ed. School Newspaper 11,12; Play Director THE GIFT 12. Candy Vandersloot Concert Swing choir 9,10; GBB Mgr. 10,11; Student Council 11; Class Pres. 11; Girl’s State Delegate 11. Susan Weber CC 9; Concert Pep Band 9; Drill Team 9; Cheerleading 11; Pep Club 11,12. ‘ Craig Whiting Concert Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 10,11,12. Neil Wiechman FB 9,10,12; Concert Pep Band 9,10,11,12; Jazz Band 11,12; Track Mgr. 10; Golf 11,12; Homecoming Cand. 12; Varsity Club 12. Tom Young FB 9,10,11,12; Wrestling 9; V1CA 10,11; Varsity Club 10,11,12; DECA 12; Homecoming Cand. 12. Lisa Zaic GBB 9; Concert choir 9; Pep Club9; Drill Team 9; Rodeo Club 10,11,12 - Treas.; Annual II - Darkroom Ed., 12 - Editor; DECA 12. VICA 9,10,11,12. Susan Sargeant GBB 9; Pep Band 9; Concert Band 9,10,11; Drill Team Sec. 9; Drill Team 11; Concert Swing choir 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Cheerleading 10,11,12; AFS 11; FHA 12; Key Club Sec. 12; Student Council Pres. 12; Class Rep. 12. Cindy Schaak Pep Band 9; Concert Band 9,10; FFA 9,10; Key Club 9; Pep Club 9; DECA 11; Annual 11. Kenny Shane BBB 9,10,11,12; FFA 9; Indian Club 9,10,11,12; Boy’s State Nation Del. 11; Rodeo Club V.P. 12; Speech Drama 12. Mike Shane CC 9,10,11,12; Track 9,10,12; BBB 11. Kenny Spirit Indian Club 9,10; Track 11,12. Brenda Struck Jazz Band 9,10; Track 10,11; Drill Team 9; Student Council 10,11,12; Student Council Sec. 11; Class Rep. 10,11,12. 125 Colombian Volcano erupts, Hundreds Buried Alive Reagen and Gorbechev meet in Geneva for a summit meeting. Navy conducts manuevers off Coast of Libya Below Zero Temperatures Freeze Montana in November Reagen goes ahead on S.D. I. Research Mexican Earthquake kills Thousands. Alvin Morrison runs in California at Kinney Cross Country Championships U.S. forces the Achille Laurel pirates down in Italy. Voting Fraud Claimed in Phillipino Elections 80 Die in Train Accident in Canada Spring Sports Banquet Boy Basketball Most Assists: Alvin Morrison Brst Free Throw 4: Solon Moccasin leading Rrboundrr: Chris Maltingl) Most Imspiralional P!a rr: Victor Passes MVP: Joe Buffalo Speech and Drama Most Dedicated: Theresa I.awrence and Niki McMillan MVP: Sharon Simpson and Samantha Big Man Cheerleading Outtianding Cheerleader: Susan Sargent Track and Field Outstanding Field Athlete. Girts: Kathi Dew aid Outstanding Track Athlete. Girls: Cher I.aCounte Outstanding Fidd Athlete. Boys. Donavon Boyer Outstanding Track Athlete. Bo s. Alvin Morrison Wrestling Most Improved: Jason Kehr Janter Ottun: Steve I ffdman MVP: Brian IJffelman Tennis Most Improved: I.eann Davis MVP: Karen Koyama Most Inspirational: Annie Seykora Voiles ball Most Improved: Trisha Kasley Best Defensive: Dandle Old Horn Most Inspirational: Rebekah Koch MVP: Kathi Dewald l)ann Three Irons Memorial: Kathi Dewald Don Kalberg Award: Kathi Dewald Hardin Bulldog Booster Award: Kathi Dewald Golf Most Improved: Jay !«mon MVP: Travis Johnson Army Reserve Scholar-Athlete: Kathi Dewald and Chris Matlingl) 3 Sport letter Award Krista Herbel Dandle Old Horn Kathi Dewald Jennifer Guptill Chris Mattingl) Norman Prett) On Top l.ance McMillan Travis Johnson Matthew Jabs Alvin Morrison 129 Junior Senior Banquet s The Junior Senior Banquet was held in the cafeteria, on the evening of April 21st. The Banquets’speaker was Mr. Ron Lytle. The ceremonies were directed by Wendy Greenfield, the junior class president. Everybody dressed in their best, and celebrated with lots of fun and laughter. 130 ‘86 Prom Night-Quitea Celebration!! Rachel Court Waylon Fortune Candy Vandersloot Joe Buffalo Steve Haug Rebekah Koch Troy Williams Kelly Baumann Prom Candidates 134 f GraduationJ9861 Honor Cords Holly Crum Andrea Torske Kathi Dewald Rebekah Koch Elaine Harris Tina Lautt Scott Graber Cathy Fergerson Kelly Fergerson Deanna Krogedal Beth Eckman Eric Hope Sean Vale Tami Kuntz Neil Wiechman Susan Sargent Patty Anderson Craig Whiting Awarding of Diplomas Mr. Svee •and Mr. Koebbc Senior Class Advisors Laurie Nelson, Laura Sundheim, Katy Lytle, and Shahid Ahmed. Valedictorian Holly Crum Co-Sal utatorians Kathi Dewald Andrea Torske Graduation: May 25th 1986 2:30 o’clock High School Auditorium Class colors: Powder Blue Silver Class song: “Live Every Moment” By REO Speed Wagon Gass motto: Within ourselves our future lies Gass flower: Silk Blue rose w Silver ribbon 138 Senior Class Will 1986 I.Waylon Fortune, will my pickup, The Hossmobile, to anyone with the guts to drive it. We, The Senior Football Players, will the coaches a Whitesnake tape for all the football trips. I, Rick Luther, will my ability to take a shower to Pete Haley. I, Charlene Gerber, will to Donroy Loos and Ralph Chavez my ability to stay out of trouble. 1, Stacy Van Daele, will to Rae Ann Jurak the ability to get a flat tire and to luckily have two guys along to change it and find the spare. I, Brenda Malensek, will to Brenda Romine my ability to go to a party and not get caught by parents. We, The Senior Class, will Miss Kern to anyone who can put up with her. I, Bert Brown, will to Mrs. Kruger the ability to share her candy bars with dogs that chase her. We, The Senior Volleyball Players, will Miss Sundheim some senior volleyball players who can handle the team problems as well as we did this year. We, Brenda Malensek and Beckie Koch, will leave Hardin and never come back. We, Stacey Kennedy and Penny Timmons, will our 5th period independent study to anyone who wants a long lunch. We, Some Senior Girls, will to the underclassmen the ability to have fun at Taco John’s and not having to clean up our mess. We, Becky Brown and Lisa Zaic, will anyone dumb enough to take annual, our tempers so Mr. Fox will have to put up with them another year. We, The Senior Class of “86”, will to Mrs. Lytle all our love and respect because she will always deserve it. I, anonymous, will to Chris Buchfink, Rock Jennison, and Marty Hopes their own Rambo Series. I, Susan Sargent, will the ceiling in the gym to a construction company. I, Chad Kern, will to Jeff Swift the ability to look in the training room before he enters bare naked with girls present. We, The Senior Class, will Mr. Genatone a new irritating habit besides twisting his hair. 1, Susan Weber, will Troy Williams the ability to climb light poles and not get caught. We, The Senior Class of “86”, will the underclassmen the ability to have as much fun as we are going to have “GRADUATION NIGHT.” I, Brenda Struck, will to Leann Davis the ability to go out with her own boyfriends and not everyone else’s. I, Candy Vandersloot, will to Mr. Nesovic all m “smut” books to keep his life full of excitement. I, Deanna Krogedal, will my ability to “worship a porcelain god” to Leah Hochhalter, We, The Seniors, will to Mr. Gerber a budget big enough to buy updated books for Consumer economics. 1, Troy Williams, will Sandi Walks the ability to leave her truck parked when she doesn’t have a license. I, Tami Kuntz, will Mr. Nelson the ability to wear clothes that match. We, The Senior Girls, will our ability to get the facts straight before starting rumors to Ann Dunfee, Monica Harmon,Michelle Hickey, and Leann Davis. 1, Beckie Koch, will to Annie Seykora and Michelle Warren the ability to survive without me when 1 leave Hardin High and to stay as sweet as they are now. Traditional Will: From Janet Freeman to Tina Baldwin to Teri Butkay to Laramie Baumann and Mike Nelson to Tempe Lemon, and to me, Kelly Baumann, will the title of “Little Bloomer” to DeAnne Grover. Scholarships --------- and Awards Big Horn County Farm Bureau Scholarship: Eric Hope Catholic Daughters Scholarship: Candy Vandersloot First Interstate Bank: Ag - Steve Uffelman Business - Deanna Krogedal Voc - Andrea Torske Little Horn Bank Math Scholarship: Holly Crum South Central Pork Producers: Steve Uffelman ME A Scholarship: ’84 - Diane Kollekowski ’85 - Pat Sargent ’86 - Kelly Baumann Big Horn County Hospital Auxiliary: Rebekah Koch EMC Westmorland Industries Scholarship: Kelly Baumann Sheridan College Business H.S. Achievement Award: Deanna Krogedal, Candy Vandersloot Miles Community College Honor Scholarship: Lisa Zaic Rodeo Scholarship: Lisa Zaic Ricks College Scholarship Award: Elaine Harris Bethel College National Merit Scholarship: Scott Graber P.E.O. Scholarship - Cottey College: Patty Coates, Beth Eckman C.I.T.E. Scholarship: Rachel Court EMC Athletic Scholarship: Kathi Dewald Danny Three Irons - Varsity Club: Kathi Dewald Don Kalberg Award: Kathi Dewald John Heigis Memorial Scholarship: Penny Timmons National Honor Society Scholarship: Holly Crum, Andrea Torske and Kathi Dewald Montana University System Honor Scholarships: Rebekah Koch, MSU, Kelly Baumann, EMC; Eric Hope, MSU; Sean Vale, MSU University of Southern California Acad. Scholarship: Penny Timmons LaReina School of Cosmetology Scholarship: Patty Anderson Danforth “I Dare You” Leadership Award: Lance McMillen, Karen Sprenger National Merit Commended Student Award: Travis Johnson National Merit Finalist and Merit Scholarship: Scott Graber hm Special Olympics 141 THANKS Hardin For Your Patronage Over These 40 Years. We Are Looking Forward To Serving You For Another 40. fox OIL TRIANGLE MOTOR CO. FORTY YEARS OF SERVING THE COMMUNITY 142 KC’S FRENCH'S Family Drive Inn 8331 ____ West 3rd BUILDING MATERIALS BILL'S AUTO PARTS. INC. 214 N. CROW HARDIN. MONTANA 59034 PH.665 1778 WILLIAMS DOROTHY STENERSON ahzhohvs 61'8 M Center Are. Hardin, Mt-665-1004 143 CAMPBELL FARMING CORPORATION Since 1922 Box K Hardin, MT 665-1205 MD’S 7KSSZSK Am JCOCKSK ssKVjee HARDT’S INC. SLAUGHTER HOUSE AND HARDIN TOO! Sally’s Hair Designers 416 N. Custei HARDIN, MONTANA 59034 Ph. 665-1803 MOjCMSS PjCUMXJM MSA Z3M William Wagner Harold Rimby Plumbing Sales Service Heating Sales Service Pumps Pump Repair Radiator Repair Recoring Stoker Coal Supplier Excavation Trenching Service 665-1604 JOHNSON DRUG Jess Levy Owners 220 N. Center Ave. exalt DRUGS Dick's Drive Inn Kut Kurl Shoppe 731 W. Third 214% N. Center Hardin, MT Triple J Equipment, Inc. 1 90 Sub. Div. Hardin, MT Phone 665-1744 SALES SERVICE On the full line of John Deere. Hardin, Mont. Phone 665-2204 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING 8 Phone 665-2114 335 So. Mitchell Hardin, Montana 59034 JACK P. SARGENT - Owner Hardin 665-2024 Homemade pizza and sandwiches. Pool,game room, and full bar. 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