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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1987 volume:

Let's Not Forget The Home of the Bulldogs Hardin High School Hardin Montana Volume 67 Table of Contents Theme 3-22 Seniors: Baby pictures 24-26 Favorites 27 Wills 28-29 Activities 30-31 Color Pages: Senior pictures 33-43 Homecoming 45-48 Juniors 49-55 Sophmores 56-62 Freshman 63-69 Activities 73-78 Sports: Winter-Spring 80-98 Color insert 80a-80h Organizations 100-116 Merits and awards 121 Prom 122-125 Graduation 126-128 Administration 131-132 Teachers 133-136 Answers to baby pictures 147 Ads 142-152 Let's Not Forget 3 Class - what’s class? Everyone has a class but not everyone makes it there, at least not on time anyways. Some are too loud but most are just boring. As Pink Floyd would say, “We don’t need no education!” 5 “Food fight!” yells Mr. Anderson. There is food flying all around. A bowl of rice lands right on Mr. Gilbertson’s head, while outside, Ms. Small is chasing cars on foot and barking. You think - no, it can’t be true. Well, it’s not, but just imagine if it was ac-tually a possibility. Anyway, we’ve had many a good lunch hour, not as exciting, but fun and relaxing. 7 Guys and girls are getting on buses, cruising around, walking home, and riding bikes. There are so many kids going to so many places. Actually, they feel as if they’re not getting anywhere! 8 It’s PDA______all the way! Public Display of Affection is supposedly banned from the halls. Obviously, this rule is not taken seriously. Hugs and kisses get people through the day so it shouldn’t be stopped; but there is a limit to all good things. 11 There are a lot of unfavorites in high school. Take for instance, the school lunches, or homework on the weekend, or pop quizes over filmstrips that you slept through. And then, of course, there are the pet peeves such as hair pulling, nail spitting, and getting your car boxed in while in the parking lot, by people who got their licenses out of boxes of Generic Raisin Bran. Can you believe that from all of this, these are some of the memories that you’ll keep the longest? DETENTION NOTICE Student............................ Date to be served Rule-Infraction ................... Classroom Teacher Detention Teacher ................. 13 The students at Hardin High School like to break the monotony once in a while and get rowdy. This usually happens when a weekend is approaching. Fridays are the rowdiest. The kids are anticipating Friday night and all of the fun they are going to have until Monday rolls around again. 17 Parties, parties, parties! Thats all I hear about. Drinking parties, slumber parties, pizza parties and any other party you could possibly think of. All everyone does in HHS is party, party, party. So what do ya say Let’s have some fun. 20 21 The teachers at Hardin High make up the rules and regulations in our school. We would like to thank them because it just wouldn’t be much fun to do bad things if there wasn’t the possibility of getting caught. Besides, without teachers, we students wouldn’t be here. 22 SENIORS 8. fi om smoker to athlete m 11. Slippery When V 10. chubby cheeks rhere I’m going? % 14. Hello..yeah..blah,blah,blah 13. What’s up Doc? 16. Anyway... 17. It’s in the hole, now what? 9. Darn I’m good! continued on page 151 answers on page 147 i'll 20. Ride ’em cowgirl! 21. Just a sec. I’m on the phone! Senior Favorites Biggest Flirt Tina Carleton Robert Pederson Most Likely to Succeed Karen Sprenger Paul Belue Anderson’s Office Fixtures Lisa Harmon Shane Small Friendliest Annie Seykora Joey Hope Shyest Nancy Zier Conklin Big Lake Cutest Wiggle Tami Noyes Mike Caywood Craziest Lisa Harmon Mike Caywood Skips the Most Judy Roberts Shane Small Tightest Jeans Shawna Enzminger Shane Small Prettiest Eyes Prettiest Smile Annie Seykora Ray Koch Annie Seykora Matthew Jabs Most Athletic Nicole Real Bird Alvin Morrison Biggest Bragger Cutest Couple Rhonda Garcia Danny Vandersloot Donelle Boyer Lee Sharp Best-Best Friends Haylee Stanton-Becca Court Paul-Mark-John Best Looking Annie Seykora Mike Caywood Cutest Laugh Judy Roberts Chris Mattingly Sense of Humor Brenda Wetz Mike Caywood Most Outgoing Brenda Wetz Chris Mattingly Female Singer favorite... Male Singer Madonna Eddie Money Place to Eat Group AC DC Food Bob’s Place Pizza Candy Bar TV. Show Cosby Show Car Snickers Lambourgini Junk Food Song Stand By Me Soda Pop Potato Chips Drink Pepsi Cigs Budweiser Jeans Marlboro Levis 501 ’ to do on the weekends Summer Activities Party and ..... swim, work Saying PARTY!!!! Oh well, that ..happens. 27 1987 Senior Wills I, Kim Tripp, will to the Tennis team the ability to be successful in future years and to have fun. I, Kaylene Shane, will to Kim Just and Jana Three Irons the ability to walk to Town Pump without falling into the irrigation ditch. Us Guys, Beans, Max, Chele, Lynette, Lauren, Lora, and Millie will to Tammy Johnson the ability to ‘Just Say No!’ I, Kim Tripp, will to Mrs. Lytle the ability to stay sweet and to never forget she is loved. We, Ginger, Shawna, and Leah wil to Ann Seykora the ability to catch a joke and not let it go over her head. 1, Katrina Pretty Weasel, will to Mary Doll Alden the ability to have as much fun here at HHS as 1 did. I, Lorna Big Hair, will to Leane the ability to have perfect attendance. I, Joey Hope, will to E. J. Storm the ability to keep his hair on his head. We, Nickie Fox and Chel Haines, will to the new occupant of locker 299, the Pepsi that has been in there since August ’86. I, Lee Sharpe, being of sound mind and body will to Mr. O’Dell a golden toothpick. I, Lee Sharpe, being of animated mind and body will to Mr. Fox a radio that works. I, Michelle Haines, will to my little sister, Audrey, the ability to write excuses instead of getting caught skipping. I, Bren Wetz, will to Rodgee a new paint job. I, Lonnie Eckman, will if you will. I, DeAnne Grover, will to Roxane Feller my black sunglasses since she wears them more than me anyways. I, Matthew Jabs, will to Mr. Nesovic and all of the other late ’60s hippy teachers a cause to protest against. We, the Senior class, will to Ms. Small the ability to refrain from telling of a distant relative involved in every major world event. I, Laurie Jerviss, will to Shane Small some turpentine to remove his pants. I, Matthew Jabs, will to Krista Herbal and Jennifer Guptill the ability to burp politely. We, Bren Wetz, Gary Seder, and Lonnie Eckman will to Mrs. Lind peace and quiet and complete sanity after May 24th, 1987 and also someone to do all of her manual labor. 1, Casey Kilstrom, will to Krista Herbal the last donut in DECA next year. I, Gary Seder, will to Leslie Corn way, Julie Kuntz, Ronda Morton, and Marla Neumiller a car so they can drive themselves around at lunch. We, Gary and Lonnie, will to Mrs. Lind the ability to control her student and keep their rear ends out of the halls at FHA conventions. I, anonymous, will to Leslie Contway, the ability to color coordinate her clothes. We, Ginger Jeffers, Tami Noyes, and Darcy Dahle, will to Ronnie Fox, Bob Noyes, Roger Watson, Kory Gregorson, and the rest of you “wild ones”, the ability to stay out of trouble, but still have as much fun as we did! I, Marc Little Light, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will by Business Math book to Marva Howe; my Elephant to Peanut Brien; my coaching ability to Joel Pease; my pencils and pens to my Tana Not Afraid; by basketball to Marva Howe--who can’t play basketball; my ‘License to Party’ card to Ella Buffalo; my locker to a person who knows how to keep things clean; and my abilityu to play basketball to Mary Alden. We, Paul, Robert, Tina, Brian, Karen, Tammy, Theresa, and Mark will to Julie Graves and Michelle Schoen the power to keep their sanity after we are gone. I, Bonnie Turney, will to Heather Lindeen and Kathie Boeckel the ability to back out of an alley and knock over 2 garbage cans. I, Michelle Haines, will the ability to graduate to Jennifer Berry. I, Rhonda Garcia, will to Mr. Graves the ability to find out the facts before he tries to get you for skipping. We, three anonymous Senior girls, will to Lonnie, Melville, and Daryl the ability to ‘snag’ one girl at a time. We, Tami Noyes and Darcy Dahle, will to those in FFA who didn’t get a thing accomplished this year, the ability to get their butts in gear and get something done. You know who you are - Sophomores! We, Robert Pederson and Tina Carleton, will to Miles Boggio and Monica Harmon the honor to take our places as the biggest flirts. 1, anonymous, will to Ms. Small my pig farm. I, Michelle Haines, will to the shortest Senior girl of ’88, my height to add to yours so that you won’t get trampled by the new herd of Freshman. I, Lisa Harmon, will to Pam Schack the ability to save at least 2 absences for the second quarter of a semester. I, Ginger Jeffers, will to Roger Watson the ability to miss me as much as I will miss him. I, Bonnie Turney, will to Mr. Auker a twin blade razor and a bag to put over his head. I, anonymous, will to the 1987-88 Senior class the ability to do a better job than we did this year. Traditional will from Janet Freeman to Tina Baldwin, to Teri Belden, to Mike Nelson and Laramies Baumann, to Teompe Lemon, to Kelly Baumann, and finally to me, DeAnne Grover, I will the title “Little Bloomer” to Tanya Egged. 28 I, Lisa Harmon, will 10 lbs. of my fat to LeAnn Davis so thadt she doesn’t have to walk around looking like one of our dieting wrestlers. I, Shawna Enzminger, will to my sister Jannelle, the ability to leave at lunch and not get caught by Mom. 1, Casey Kilstrom, will to Bobby Noyes my drivers’ license. I, Norman Pretty On Top, will to Ross, my brother, to have as much fun as 1 did in high school. We, Brenda Wetz, Gary Seder, and Lonnie Eckman, will to Mr. E three more stooges to keep his class fun asnd exciting. I, anonymous, will to Mr. Nelson the ability to discuss his own problems instead of everybody elses. We, the Senior football players, will a question to all of the guys who complain about our team and record - Where were you? I, Robert Pederson, will to a producer the class of ’87 to make into a soap opera. I, anonymous, will to Brian Lakey a pair of scissors. I, RaeAnn Jurak, will to Pam Schack, LeAnn Davis, Syd Lytle, and Angie Johnston all of the fun and good luck in the rest of their high school years. We, anonymous, will to Krista Herbal, Jennifer Guptill, and Cher LaCounte the abilit to lower their egos to the rest of the high school and to quit being such jocks. We, Shane and Mike, will the name Waddle Bottom to Mr. Engledrum. We, the 3 editors of annual, will these jobs to anyone dumb enough to take them! I, anonymous, will to Ms. Small the ability to keep her opinions to herself. I, Rhonda Garcia, will to Angie Johnston and Brenda Livingston the ability to sneak out of their windows without getting caught. I, Lisa Harmon, will to my sister Monica, the ability to keep getting good grades and keep up the good behavior, since she had to take them over for me about 5 years ago. I, Neta Old Elk, will to Kim Juist the ability to have fun in High School and still graduate. 1, Kaylene Shane, will to JoJo Sheild, the ability to have fast running feet to run away from all of the girls who chase after him. We, the Senior girls, will to 6th period P.E. class the ability to take showers. I, Michele Stewart, will to my sister, Amy Stewart, the ability to have as much fun as I did in high school without getting caught. I, anonymous, will mu ability to forge passes to anyone who can get away with it. We, the Seniors, will to Mr. Gerber enough money to afford updated Consumer Ecomomics books. We, the Seniors, will to Jenny Wagenaar, the ability to not bark at cars. I, anonymous, will to Pokey Crum, the ability to spend his money on a girl instead of his car. 1, anonymous, will to Tanya Egged the ability to do a flip without hitting her head on the floor. I, Bonnie Turney, will to Tanya Egged the ability to get behind a slow car and be late for chemistry. We, Shane and Mike, will to Mr. Gerber an outernational instead of an international. I, Mike Caywood, will to Ms. Small an inflatable palm tree so she won’t get homesick. We, Shner and Mikey, will the name ‘Otis’ to Mr. O’Dell. We, Shaner and Mikey, will Mr. O’Dell his wisecracks back to him; then maybe we’ll all be able to understand him. We, Shaner and Mikey, will to Travis and John the ability to put the car in PARK befor trying to start it. We, Mike and Shane, will the name ‘Little Beaver’ to E.J. Storm. I, Rhonda Garcia, will to Wanda Davisson the ability to take over being wild and crazy for her last year of high school. 29 Senior Activities Dusti Ankney- pep club, yearbook, science club, ski club, track and cross country Paul Beiue(Buck)- student council, varsity club, honor society, math club, marching band, pep band, basketball and football Lorna Big Hair(Lou)- Indian club, concert band, marching band, pep band, volleyball and basketball Mark Bruised Head- rodeo club Tina Carleton- student council, pep club, OEA, Speech and Drama, yearbook, KIDS, acappella choir, swing choir, symphonic choir and cheerleading Theresa Cline- honor society, AFS, pep club, math club, concert band, marching band, jazz band and pep band Rebecca Court(Becca)- DECA, pep club, key club, OEA, yearbook, acappella choir, drill team, track and girls’ basketball Violet Enick(Faye)- Indian club, pep club, acappella choir and symphonic choir Shawna Enzminger- pep club, acappella choir, swing choir and Jr. Class secretary Van Wade Falls Down(Van)- basketball Nicola Fox(Nickie)- pep club and yearbook Rhonda Garcia(Roda)- OEA, yearbook, acappella choir, swing choir, treble choir, volleyball and softball John Gordineer- varsity club, honor society, math club, concert band, marching band, jazz band, pep band, football and golf Wendy Greenfield- student council, newspaper, pep club, key club, acappella choir, swing choir, cheerleading and tennis DeAnne Grover- student council, newspaper, pep club, yearbook, acappella choir, swing choir, symphonic choir, cheerleading and drill team Michelle Haines(Chel)- pep club, math club and yearbook Pete Haley- varsity club, VICA, key club, acappella choir, swing choir, symphonic choir, track, football and wrestling Leah Hochhalter- FHA, newspaper, pep club, speech and drama, concert band, marching band and pep band Joey Hope- FFA, track and wrestling Tana Howey(Beans)- DECA, acappella choir, track, volleyball and basketball Matthew Jabs- student council, varsity club, boys’ state, track, boys’ basketball and football Ginger Jeffers(Ging)- FHA, FFA, newspaper, rodeo club, concert band, acappella choir and swing choir RaeAnn Jurak- student council, FFA, pep club, key club, OEA, girls’ state delegate, concert band, marching band, pep band and cheerleading Casey Kilstrom- AFS, pep club, OEA, yearbook, KIDS, acappella choir, symphonic choir and track Corrina Kirschenmann (Cory)- pep club, swing choir, treble choir, track, girls basketball and soft ball Ray Koch (Ray Bird)- pep club, key club, speech and drama, yearbook, football, wrestling and golf Christopher Mattingly (Chris)- student council, varsity club, honor society, key club, boys state, track, boys basketball and football Kenny McGurkstudent council, VICA and football Lance McMillen (Bull)-varsity club, pep club, key club, concert band, marching band, jazz band, pep band, track, football and wrestling Tamara Menke (Tammy)- honor society, FHA, AFS, pep club, math club, concert band, marching band, jazz band, pep band and all state band Felicia Miller (Lisa)-OEA and treble choir Alvin Morrison IV (Skabalo)-varsity club, track,boys basketball, football and cross country Rodger Morton-VICA and football Elliot Mountain Sheep-track, boys basketball, football and cross country Shannen Neumiller (Otto)- VICA Tami Noyes-FFA and rodeo club 30 Leon Old Elk-rodeo club, track, wrestling and cross country Neta Old Elk-FHA, indian club, pep club, rodeo club, math club, speech and drama, close up, concert band, marching band, pep band, acappella choir, track and volleyball Victor Passes-rodeo club, boys basketball and football William Peters (Willie)-close up, track and football Katrina Pretty Weasel (Kitty)-indian club, pep club, concert band, marching band, pep band, cheerleading and volleyball Nicole Real Bird-indian club, rodeo club, yearbook, close up, concert band, marching band, pep band, volleyball and basketball Matthew Redden (Van)-FFA and VICA Justin Rogers-honor society Danny Schaak-deca and VICA Ann Seykora-newspaper, pep club, speech and drama, acappella choir, swing choir, symphonic choir, cheerleading, homecoming queen and tennis Kaylene Shane (Kay)FHA, indian club, pep club, rodeo club, OEA, yearbook, closeup, track and volleyball Leland Sharpe (Lee)-FFA, newspaper, deca, concert band and pep band Karen Slattery-pep club, concert band, marching band, acappella choir, drill team, freshman class secretary, volleyball and cross country Dawn Smith-honor society, FHA, AFS, pep club, concert band, marching band, jazz band and pep band Karen Sprenger-AFS, pep club, math club, concert band, marching band, jazz band and pep band Haylee Stanton-pep club, key club, OEA, yearbook, swing choir, treble choir, drill team and track Michele Stew art-student council, honor society, pep club, math club, drill team, concert band, jazz band, pep band, Jr.class V.P. and Sr. class rep. Larsena Ten Bear (Sena)-indian club, close up and basketball Kimberly Tripp (Kim)-pep club, concert band, marching band, jazz band, pep band, swing choir, track, basketball and tennis Brian Uffelman-varsity club, FFA, concert band, pep band, football and wrestling Danny Vandersloot-deca April Kim Venne-FHA, newspaper, indian club and pep club Cassandra Walks (Dingy)-indian club, pep club, rodeo club, yearbook, concert band, marching band, pep band, cheerleading and track Karen Jean Yarlott-indian club, OEA and close up Nancy Zier-OEA Roger Zier-VICA, rodeo club and AFS SENIORS 31 '.Rebecca -R. Anderson Dusli £. Anhnai Paul O. Belue Dennell J. Big Hair Borna Big Hair Conklin Big Bake Ann Big Alan Carrie A. ‘Boeckel Donell iR. Boger C7 here so J. Cline '.Rebecca P. Court Pifnette :R. ‘Davisson Connie C. Eckman Sihin'na K. Enzmincjer Van Waik Falls 'Dorin 34 35 Lean C. Hochhalter Ginger Jeffers Joey A. Hope '.RaeAnn Jtirali Alatthen’ J. Jobs Casey C. Kilslrom Corrina C. Kirscbenmann .Raymond C. Koch Brian J. Cokey 36 Banco R. McMillen Honiara A. Menke Felicia L Miller Akin Morrison '.Rodger C. Morton Shannon .R. Neumiller Brian .R. Lcn’is Vance Cj. Mall Ohomas C. Mattinglg •rwj u 'Piuses C,liiun K. Piekell Pom P- Pit In II '.Robert . Peiersoa Norman P. Prethi On Oop Katrina .7. Pro!hi Weasel 38 ■ft] rife iioil N. ‘.Rt'iil Bin) iW .RM n Atilt tln'ii 11 .RciW'ii Mark A. Selioen Lfiirij A. Sii r Jinhf A. '.Roberts Justin D '.Rogers 'Diinmi D. Si lmali Ann E. Seukora 39 Shane At Small 'Dautn M. Smith Karen E. Sprenger Haylee Q. Stanton Michele £. Sten'art Millie F. Stentart 40 Alan C. 3'nree Irons Bean D. 3rtree Irons Kim M. 3ripp Bonnie j7. Onrnetj Brian B. UJfetman 'Daniel F. Vaniter stool 41 Lassailtka E Walk FrenXl O Well Kart'n .7. }larlott Nanai K. Zier Seniors not pictured- Dll reII K. 'Dahle Viol,-I F. ’Enick Eaurainc A. lerciss Elliot C . Mountain Slurp Marc J. Cittlc Eight lennijer M. Bcrrif Liana '.R. Hon'cij Kenneth .7. McCiurk Opal C. Mountain Sheep April K. Venue Joleue Wageuaar DeConna At. IVich .Roger E. Zier 43 It’s Homecoming week and we’ll never forget the spirit that everyone had. The women teachers might have made a better team since we lost the football game but-who knows? With all of the participation in the events of the week the Bulldogs had the support that they needed so it must have been a matter of bad luck! 44 Crazy days are here again along with a lot of spirit. At the pep rally, the girls (oops) the guys-Mr. Gilbertson, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Nesovic and Mr. Auker-really got caught up in the excitement. The Homecoming parade turned out great. The Junior class float, “The Dogfather,’’won first place. 45 Let's Not Forget The Royalty Of 1986 The 1986 Homecoming against the Billings Central King and Queen are Mat- Rams, thew Jabs and Annie Seykora. They were spotlighted in the dance that followed the home coming football game Homecoming candidates standing back row 1 to r: Matthew Jabs, Chris Mattingly, Alan Three Irons, (not 46 pictured) John Gordineer. Sitting I to r: Lora Pickett, Cassandra Walks, RaeAnn Jurak, Annie Seykora. The Fun Will Always Be Remembered From the Freshman to the Seniors, everyone helped prepare for homecoming. Our Varsity football players get ready for their big game against the Billings Central Rams, which was on October 3rd. It was lost but not forgotten. Also, these Freshman really dive into their work while Senior, Mark Schoen, makes sure Matthew Jabs gets the goal post straight. 47 Never Forget The Fun Of Homecoming Don’t forget all of the outrageous outfits that were worn during spirit week. Remember how the parade put smiles on everyones’ faces. It’s a lot of fun when everybody gets together and participates in the events of the week—it’s great! 48 Don Allen Michelle Allen Cheryl Bad Bear Gayle Bad Bear Danny Barnes Ann Bennett Travis Birdinground Miles Boggio Robin Borgeson Nicole Cadena J.D. Caton Neil Costa James Crum Leann Davis Wanda Davisson Amy Dunfee Ann Dunfee Edna Dust Jerry Edwards Kardell Egbert Tanya Egged Suzanne Enos Roxane Feller Jay Finnell Walter Floate Pam Fox Ronnie Fox Victoria Gaucheneauer Kevin Gross Jennifer Guptill Audrey Haines Robin Hannabach 49 Non Stop Junior Dandle Old Horn, a Junior of star quality from HHS, is seventeen years old. She has played basketball for six years now. During her 5th, 6th, and 7th grade years she played in Crow Agency, Houston, and Dallas. In those three years her teams won their championship games. She moved to Hardin in 8th grade and played basketball with the Hardin Bullpups. For her 9th grade year she played Freshman Basketball; and her Sophomore and Junior year she played Varsity Ball. She enjoys other activities too - like Volleyball and Track. She is the daughter of Dale and Myrna Old Horn of Dunmore. by Kim Hammond Monica Harmon Jannell Hedstrom Krista Herbel Michelle Hickey Harold Hill Marva Howe Verna Howe George Hysmith Kim Just Jeanette Kehr Steven Kuck Cher LaCounte Jeff Leischner RaeDean Lizotte Denise Mason Aaron Melville Corey Meredith Byron Miller Roy Mizell Rich Moench Opal Mountain Sheep Kevin Nelson Sue Neutgens Tana Not Afraid Bob Noyes 50 Dandle Old Horn JoVonna Plenty Denny Potts Mike Rabideau Mark Sargent Pam Schack Brenda Speelman E.J. Storm Billie Kay Tall Bull Randy Three Irons Mary Tibbs Dan Vance Melissa Wacker Craig Warren Michelle Warren Francine Washington Billy Weaver Donna Wemple Donella Wick Linda Zier On October 15th, 16th, and 17th of 1986 the All-State Music Festival was held in Missoula on the University of Montana Campus. Jay Finnell, a Junior, was one selected to perform in the All-State Choir. “1 auditioned on a tape and, when I came back from vacation, Mr. Thompson told me that I made it.” says Jay. He then received his music and started practicing. ‘‘When we got to Missoula, we were reauditioned and assigned to private homes.” Jay explains. ‘‘Then on Thursday and Friday we rehearsed nine hours each day. We worked on our voices individually and as a group.” On Friday night the All-State Choir, Band, and Orchestra performed. Jay states, ‘‘It was a fun experience - musically and otherwise - and I’d like to go back next year.” by Tina Carleton 51 Juniors not pictured- Leah Big Hair Samantha Big Man Richard Gonzales Presina Grant Kim Hammond Tammy Johnson Angela Mason Rowland Medicine Horse Rusty Redden Jim Runge Wendy Seymour Jana Three Irons Christy Wolcott 52 Mary Alden Prudence Alden Linda Arbogast Alfred Arellano Curtis Bad Bear Travis Bastrom Delaine Becker Kerri Benzel Danelle Big Hair Kathie Boeckel Jason Boles Katy Brighton Richard Brown Ella Buffalo Jennifer Butorac Edith Caine Jennifer Chasing Hawk Ralph Chavez Ramona Cline Bill Court Troy Dahlgren Kirk Denny Dallas Dust Claudette Enos Jason Fabrizius Steve Fergerson Haroldine Fisher Victoria Fox Tammie Frazer Jamie Frost Shannon Gabel Julienne Graves 56 Pat Greenfield Bill Grinsteiner Chad Guptill Andy Harris Bruce Harris Harry He Does It Dominica Hill Melissa Hollenbeck Tanya Hopfauf Angie Johnston Travis Kehler Jason Kehr Laura Kern Julie Ketterling Allen Kinney Karen Koyama Julie Kuntz Theresa Lawrence Doug Link Mate Ljra Brenda Livingston Donroy Loos Syd Lytle Nikki McMillen Brian Meier Montana All-State Choir was held at the University of Montana Campus in Missoula. Sharon Simpson sent in an audition tape and made it. She left on October 15, with Mr. Thompson and Mr. Boggio. Rehearsal began on Thursday at 8:00 in the morning and lasted until 4:00 at night. That night the host night concert and the All State mixer was held. Friday was another eight hours of rehearsal and afterwards the All-State Concert was held. by Haylee Stanton 57 Deanna Meredith Ronda Morton Byron Moses Diedra Mountain Sheep Marla Neumiller David Old Elk Donovan Olyete Tracy Peters Mike Petterson Rose Pettibone Brad Pitsch Jason Pitsch Terri Pitsch Jason Potts Corey Pretty Weasel Brenda Romine Kelly Rose Boyd Russell James Salmonson Roni Sargent Justin Schindler Christina Schneider Michelle Schoen Brenda Seder Jim Seder Being a very active member in Cheerleading and Pep Club, Julie Graves, helps to support our teams. Julie is a Sophomore at Hardin High. She has been cheering since last year. “Cheering practices consist of making up new side lines, floor cheers, and dances to perform at various events,” she said. “In Pep Club we sponsor different activities to promote school spirit. We sell hats, cushions, and pom-poms and make signs to cheer our teams on to victory,” she added. Julie plans on trying out for Varsity Cheerleading next year. Let’s give her the support that she has given us—good luck! 58 Sophomore Standout' Ralph Chavez, a 16 year old Sophomore at Hardin High School, has maintained a 2.9 grade point average. He plays Varsity football and basketball. On the football team he was a running back and did the kicking. He rushed 496 yards on 190 carriers for an eight game season. In basketball he was a guard and did a great job this year. by Presina Grant Katie Seykora Lonnie Shield Brandon Siemion Sharon Simpson Oly Steinmetz Jared Stewart Melville Stops Marc Strieker Veronica Tall Bull Terrance Ten Bear Daryl Three Irons Dorci Three Irons Tony Torralba Jenny Wagenaar Roger Watson Bob Weaver Nate Weber Henry Wilson Cynthia Windsor Pete Zaic Sophomores not pictured- Jana Alden Daryl Big Hair Leslie Contway Dale Crooked Arm Sherrie Engellant Cory Gregerson Amy Howe Laura Lessard Mandy Moccasin Wayne Other Medicine Ed Red Wolf Dan Warren 60 Kaylene Alden Lorrie Alden Shannon Atwood Jeremy Beckman Matt Belue Lorna Bennett Mark Betts Franklin Big Medicine Eric Birdinground Michie Bourdon Libby Brighton Anita Caywood Kendall Chavez Jackson Cline Conrad Costa Lisa Crawford Kathy Dahle Hannah Denny Stacy Denny Shane Doyle Jashaun Eagleman Jannel Enzminger Gloria Espinoza Robin Fabrizius Heather Fisher Johnny Flores Kristen Graber Jeff Grenfell Scott Grover Alaina Harris Brenda Harris Dawn Hayden 63 Laura Smith is a Freshman at Hardin Senior High School. She was born in Glasgow, Scotland and has lived in the United States for only six years. Her favorite Sport is football and she says that some day she wouldn’t mind playing for the Chicago Bears. She also enjoys playing baseball and watching ice hockey and horse races. Her favorite rock group is the Monkees. by Casey Kilstrom Karrie Hugs Shawn Iron Cedar Jeffers Melinda Kautzman Keith Kelly Tracy Kern Adam Ketterling Amy Koyama Kara Koyama Jon Lautt Brad Lewis Heather Lindeen Lynette Link Ronda Link Shane Link Margaret Little Light Vanessa Madsen Randy Malensek Colee Marty Tracy Mason Dee Ann McLean Cory Metcalf Steve Miller Travis Munter Jeff Nedens 64 Valerie Not Afraid Scott Novark Brian Osborn Amelia Other Medicine Tony Parrish Chad Pendill Emerson Pickett Garland Plenty Hoops Leslie Pretty On Top Ross Pretty On Top Ed Rabideau Tina Rabideau Jack Real Bird Rose Real Bird Franklin Red Wolf Kasey Roan Jeff Schaff Marti Schindler Judy Schmidt Terry Schumacher Myron Shield Mark Simpson Amy Stewart Devona Stewart Henry Stimpson Myron Shield, an outstanding Freshman, went to state for cross -country. He arrived Thursday, because Saturday was the meet and stayed in the Days Inn Motel. Saturday he went to the golf course where there were several teams already warming up for the meet. “I was pretty nervous when they called for class A” said Myron. “Even though it was a really nice day, I didn’t do too good- I came in 42nd Myron Shield also plays basketball. by Presina Grant 65 John Kehr, a Freshman, has been an active participant in cross-country, wrestling, and Student Council this year. John says, “1 was pretty satisfied with the way I performed in crosscountry, but 1 wish 1 had done better in wrestling.” John is also the Freshman class president and is planning to join the track team. by Jay Finnell Michelle Stops Lisa Strieker Shannon Sullivan Prairie Syvrud Jude Ten Bear Jon Tibbs Shawn Tobacco Scott Uffelman Lonnie Vandersloot Kathy Walker Lenny Walks Cody Ware Shawn Warren Roland White Monte White Clay April Wilson Barclay Woodard Marlin Yarlott Danny Zier 66 Clayton Bad Bear Bary Big Man DonD Boyer Curtis James A.J. Jenson Jon Kehr Darrell LaFountain Susie Little Nest Loren Miller Dena Mountain Sheep Lisa Pretty Weasel Kenny Rogers Laura Smith Debbie Strannge Owl Douglas Wilson 67 WJt’- The Breaking Point annual.......... cap and gown. Senior pictures prom............ school jacket.. class ring...... college......... .....$18.00 .....$17.50 ....$250.00 .. $150-$250 .......$125 .......$150 $5000-$7000 pop................................................50 nachos..........................................$1.00 candy bar........................................$.40 soft shell taco.................................$1.00 cafeteria lunch..................................$.75 out of school lunch..............................3.50 motherlode pizza...............................$11.95 70 prices of 1986-87 gas.............................................$-88 concert at Metra..............................$16.50 minimum wage...................................$3.35 Levis Wranglers...............................$20.00 cassette tape.................................$10.00 haircut.......................................$10.00 movie..........................................$3.50 six pack.......................................$3.35 shoes.........................................$30.00 movie rental...................................$3.00 1987 car.....................................$10,000 71 ACTIVITIES Voices With Class Choir Rated Superior The 1986-87 Symphonic and Chamber Choir had a full year of concerts and contests scheduled. All members were busy learning different styles of music ranging from pop to legitimate concert music. This year Hardin hosted the Eastern A Chorale Festival with Mr. Thompson presiding as director. It was a monumental task but Mr. Thompson did a great job. Congratulations to those who went to District and State Festival, although there is not enough room to list all of the groups and individuals who came back with high scores, we can say they were many. We will always REMEMBER this years excellent young artists. 73 Hardin's Super Group This year was a very productive one for the Star-shine Show Chior. Throughout the course of the year, the show chior produced a superior at the District and State competitions, and embarked on a tour of three towns. With their successes behind them, the group is establishing a reputation all over the state for performing popular music using instrumentation and choreography. Let’s not forget the Star-shine Show Chior. Ragtime The Hardin High School Jazz Band is one of the best Jazz bands in the state, if not all of the Northwest. Under the direction of Mr. Boggio, the band works hard every day to perfect their music that they perform several times a year. The members of the Jazz Band are in the botom picture, At far left, L to R: K. Tripp, B. Lewis, M. Harmon, Mr. Boggio, and M. Schoen. Back row: R. Pederson, A. Melville, J. Gordineer, T. Cline, J. Kehr, and D. Boyer. Middle row: B. Oswald, J. Kehr, B. Weaver, M. Boggio, and D. Smith. Front row: M. Schoen, T. Menke, K. Sprenger, and S. Ferger-son. Not pictured: K. Brighton. 75 76 78 SPORTS Fall Sports Award Girls’ Basketball Awards 1986 Most Inspirational Lora Pickett Most Valuable Player Danelle Old Horn Highest Free Throw Percentage Lora Pickett Leading Rebounder Jennifer Guptill Most Assists Krista Herbel Most Improved Shannon Gable Football Awards 1986 Most Valuable Back Pete Haley Most Valuable Lineman Mathew Jabs Bulldog Pride Award Lance McMillen Special Teams - most valuable player Chris Mattingly Cross Country Awards 1986 Outstanding Male Runner Alvin Morrison Outstanding Female Runner Cher Desjarlais Most Improved Male Runner Corey Meredith 80 Hut One, Hut Two Top row, 1 to rrCoach Three Irons, Coach Hodges, Coach Liming, Coach Graves, Coach Shaw, 2nd row:C. Guptil, M. Jabs, C. Mattingly, A. Three Irons, L. McMillen, R. Pederson, P. Haley, J. Gordineer, P. Belue, G. Strieker, R. Koch, 3rd row:A. Kinney, R. Three Irons, J. Tibbs, D. Boyer, D. Loos, M. Peterson, B. Pitsch, B. Weaver, B. Harris, 4th row:W. Floate, S. Uffelman, R. Chavez, P. Greenfield, B. Weaver, B. Redden, K. McGurk, A. Melville. Not pictured are:R. Morton and J.D. C a t o n . Keep in mind Ralph Chavez, far left, and all of the yards that he got us. Also pictured, our team in action-what a team they were. This Page Sponsored by-First Interstate Bank 80a The Killer Bees The Cross Country team had a real successful year-they went on many long trips and hosted the Hardin Invitational. In the end, they took 2nd at State. With a lot of hard work and effort, the girls came home with their share of metals. Congradulations! Top row, 1 to r:Coach Nelson, J. Plenty, C. Des-jarlais, D. Crooked Arm, R. Medicine Horse, L. Shields, M. Stops, E. Mountain Sheep, A. Morrison, N. Pretty On Top, M. Bruised Head, L. Old Elk, K. Gross, G. Wallace, D. Three Irons, J. Flores, B. Speelman, K. Benzel, and J. Kehr (manager). Bottom row:L. Big Hair, R. Pretty On Top, T. Parrish, C. Meredith, J. Kehr, M. Shields, J. Salmonson, J. Kehr, E. Birdinground, S. Enos, and Coach Sun-dhiem. 80b Standing 1 to r: Coach Pease, J. Guptill, K. Herbal, L. Pickett, N. Realbird, C. Enos, B. Romine, S. Gabel, Coach Gerber. Sitting 1 to r: M. Tibbs, E. Cain, D. Old Horn, G. Bad Bear. Havin'A Ball! The girls Varsity basketball team didn’t exactly have their greatest season this year. With a record of 9 wins and 9 losses the team was disappointed; but the season could have been worse. With players like Danelle Old Horn, Jennifer Guptill, and Krista Herbel returning next year, and with new talent moving up to the Varsity level, the Varsity team should be hard to beat. This Page Sponsored be-Harold and Karen Stanton 80c Slam Dunk'em Bulldogs Remember the good old days as our Bulldog team sits on the bench just waiting for Mr. Anderson to announce their names for the beginning of the basketball game. The trying task of getting the ball from the other team looked like hard work by the expressions on their faces. Then when the 4th quarter has ended, our guys congradulate the other team on the good game. The players then walk away with big smiles on their faces because they add another victory for the season. Standing 1 to r:Coach Oswald, D. Three Irons, N. Prestty On Top, C. Mattingly, M. Jabs, and K. Gross. Sitting 1 to r:Coach Gerber, R. Chavez, A. Three Irons, V. Passes, V. Falls Down, and L. Pickett. 80d This Page Sponsored by— Action Travel Take Down Wrestling is the trying moment of pinning an opponent and breaking away to maintain points. Our team has done very well this year and has a good chance of having a place at the state meet. Standing 1 to r:M. Wacker (manager), Coach Robinson, L. Eckman, B. Sie-mion, D. Potts, P. Haley, L. McMillen, Coach Moulette, T. Noyes (manager). Kneeling 1 to r:Coach Brokaw, B. Noyes, E.J. Storm, R. Mizell, B. Uffelman, Coach Imer. Sitting 1 to r:J. Kehr, J. Kehr, J. Flores, and B. Meier. This Page Sponsored by—Fox Oil Company 80e Spike It! ★ Team Rated No. 1 ★ The Varsity Volleyball team is having a very good season this year. As of now, their record is 16 wins to 1 loss, with only 10 games left in the season. The team is bound to finish in the top 3. At the moment, the team is rated number 1. Standing:Coach Cook, K. Herbel, J. Hedstrom, M. Stewart, J. Guptill, B. Romine, Coach Sundhiem. Sitting:C. Boeckel (manager), W. Davisson, C. Desjarlais, J. Wagenaar, D. Old Horn, K. Koyama, K. Wick (manager). Power To The Cheerleaders Let’s remember all of the hard work that the winter cheerleaders do for our teams. They cheer very hard for boys basketball, wrestling, and volleyball. They work hard at their practices on Mondays and Tuesdays. Pictured to the right you can see how much fun they have at the practices. For the winter there are only six cheerleaders. They are pictured at the bottom. From the top, diagonally, are:T. Egged, M. Harmon, P. Fox, and B. Turney. 2nd line:K. Pretty Weasel and R. Borgeson. 80g RAH-RAH! The Varsity Fall Cheerleaders are as follows left to right: T. Egged, K. Pretty Weasel, C. Walks, R. Borgeson, P. Fox, A. Dunfee, M. Harmon, B. Turney. In these pictures let’s recall all of the support that our cheerleaders gave to the girls basketball, football, and cross country teams. These girls have gone through a lot of hard practice and work for pep assemblies, dances, and cheers. Let’s hope we, the fans give as much support all around. 80h This Page Sponsored by—Fox Service Center Let's Hear It! The J.V. Cheerleaders this year were, from left to right: L. Kern, J. Graves, T. Frazier, and J. Butorac. The four cheered at J.V. Football, J.V. Boys Basketball, and J.V. Girls Basketball. The four pom - pom-mers had a successful year getting the crowd to cheer along with them. They really had the Bulldog pride and spirit, and will carry that into next year. Don’t forget their shouting cheers and their red faced goof ups. They always made it clear to the Bulldog fans that we are the best, rain or shine! Take It The freshmen cheerleaders had a very exciting and funfilled year cheering for girls and boys basketball and football. The girls have had a bodacious time cheering the teams on and making sure that the crowd stayed rowdy. So, take it away girls! The freshmen cheerleaders are, L to R: A. Caywood, K. Dahl, J. Enzminger, H. Lindeen, V. Madsen, and P. Syvrud. Away! 82 The Freshman-Sophomore team was coached by Bill Hodges and Gary Liming. Team members starting with the top row, L to R: S. Doyle, A. Kinney, K. Roan, B. Harris, D. Boyer, and K. Chavez. Middle row: J. Nedens, S. Grover, N. Weber, B. Moses, L. Smith, R. Chavez, and C. Metcalf. Bottom row: B. Weaver, P. Greenfield, B. Pitsch, J. Tibbs, S. Uffelman, M. Pederson, and C. Guptill. 83 The future varsity Bulldogs showed a lot of promise with their ability and hard-hitting instincts. The all around leader, Ralph Chavez, did a good job. With wic-tories over Sky view and Central, the ’86 season was a big success for the Hardin underclassmen. This made the future picture of Hardin grid-ders appear bright. JV CAGERS! Coached by Mr. Oswald, the team had a progressive year. “They’ve come a long way!,” says Mr. Oswald. The team went through a lot of hard work this year, but the next years varsity will be better for it. Top row, L to R: J. Chasing Hawk, D. Mountain Sheep, M. Alden, D. Three Irons, and Coach Oswald. Bottom row, L to R: K. Boekel, K. Koyama, T. Pitsch, T. Hopfauf, and N. McMillen. 85 Not Bad For Rookies The Freshman girls’ basketball team had a close, but good year with 7 wins and 8 losses. The top dogs were Stacy Denny and Kara Koyama. Stacy led in field goals with 35 and had 220 field goal attempts. Kara was the leader in rebounds. Along with these outstanding players is the outstanding team. Back row, L to R: Coach Mc-Clanahan, R. Fabrizius, D. Stewart, R. Other Medicine, S. Atwood, S. Denny, H. Fisher, J. Ten Bear, Manager - A. Stewart, K. Koyama, A, Koyama, C. Marty, and K. Hugs. 86 Road Runners The 1986 Cross Country team proved to be as exciting as any previous year. “The girls’ team ws the strongest Hardin has fielded.” remarks Coach Nelson. Highlights were defeating Laurel for the first time and placing third in Divisional. The Boys’ team completed with a trophy received for placing second at State. The team also tied Colstrip for first place at Divisional. In the last three years Hardin has placed first, second, and third at State. Let’s keep up with the years gone by. 87 Hardin High School’s Speech and Drama team had a season of firsts. They brought Hardin High its first trophies in more than a decade from an invitational meet. Also, They won first place in Class A Sweepstakes at the Hobson Invitation in January. Top row, L to R: Mrs. Hall, S. Simpson, J. Pitsch, M. Hollenbeck, T. Dalhgren, K. Rose, B. Harris, N. McMillen, and Mrs. Kelleher. Bottom row: T. Lawrence, L. Link, S. Big Man, and J. Kehr. 88 Spring Sports Banquet GOLF Most Improved - J. Leichner Most Valuable - B. Lakey TENNIS Most Iproved - C. Enos Most Inspirational - J. Butorac Most Valuable - A. Seykora TRACK AND FIELD Outstanding Female Field Performer - J. Guptill Outstanding Male Field Performer - C. Mattingly Outstanding Female Track Performer - C. Desjarlais Outstanding Male Track Performer - K. Gross WRESTLING Most Improved - D. Barnes Most Inspirational - L. McMillen Most Valuable - B. Uf-felman BASKETBALL Outstanding Defensive Player - A. Three Irons Most Improved Player - M. Jabs Most Inspirational Player - D. Three Irons Most Valuable Player - C. Mattingly WATCH THOSE HANDS! ♦ The 1986-87 HHS Wrestling team was something to be proud of. Once again Brian Uffelman is our State Champion. All of the wrestlers did an awesome job of bringing the Bulldog fans top action. The team did exceptionally well at Divisionals and State. In Lewistown, B. Uffelman placed 1st, L. Eckman - 5th, D. Potts - 5th, P. Haley - 6th, and 90 UpComing Globe Trotte JV.Boys had a winning year this year. They kept the heart of the crowd racing, while the opponents hearts were skipping beats. Let’s not forget how the fuys kept the ball moving and crowd cheering. Back Row L to R: Coach Selph, B. Russell, K. Denny, M. Stops, D. Big Hair, K. Nelson, R. Three Irons, D. Loos, Manager: D. Three Irons, C. Bad Bear, T. Ten Bear, L. Shields, D. Crooked Arm, C. Guptill. 91 The Future's So Bright Gotta Wear Shades We have a great future ahead of us in Boys Basketball with the freshman team we had this year. Their record was 16 wins to 4 loses and Mr. Pease said they could have been undefeated if they had more time in each game, since they lost only by 1 or 2 points everytime. Mr. Pease was real proud of the guys -he said they had a lot of good potential and did extra work without being forced to. They also kept a good attitude. The team is as follows, L to R, Top Row - Coach Pease, J. Realbird, R. Pretty On Top, C. Costa, K. Chavez, M. Yarlott, Mgr. D. Three Irons, 2nd Row - E. Bir-dinground, M. Sheilds, S. Fallsdown, C. Metcalf, S. Iron, B. Osborn, - Not Pictured D. Boyer 92 Spikers The Junior Varsity Volleyball season went very well this year and contributed greatly to Hardin volleyball program. This years’ record was 14-5. They had a very eventful year and they did excellent at State even though there were some problems that couldn’t be helped. Freshman Spike It The Hardin Freshman Volleyball team had 12 girls out this year. These girls improved with every game and finished the season undefeated with an 8-0 record. The team had a very fun and exciting year. We will not forget the Freshman team throughout the next three years. Top row, L to R: Coach Cook, C. Dahle, H. Fisher, S. Atwood, S. Denny, T. Mason, and R. Bourdon. Bottom row: C. Graber, A. Koyama, K. Koyama, L. Brighton, C. Marty, and P, Syvrud. 94 IS Love, 15 All The Hardin High Tennis team has had a very good season. From their serves to their backstrokes, they’ve done a great job. All in all, the outcome for this year was really good. Back Row L to R: Coach Selph, K Koyama, K. Seykora, K. Tripp, J. Butorac, L. Davis, A. Seykora, A. Koyama, Coach Cook, C. Enos, K. Brighton, K. Boeckel, H. Lindeen, S. Lytle, M. Shoen, P. Syvrad and T. Mason. 95 On Green In golf, the lower the score, the better the team. Our golf team this year consisted of only one veteran golfer, Brian Lakey. So this year, because of the inexperience, the golf team could not boast a lot of low scores. Mr. Bennet, the coach, said, “most of the players are young beginners, but they are getting better. As of this writing, the golf team has played at Forsyth, Hardin, Roundup, and Columbus. Since the golf team has not had a very successful turn out, we all support them all the way. Back row, L to R: Coach Ben-net, M. Belue, T. Dahlgren, B. Lakey, and S. Fergerson. Front row, L to R: S. Grover, K. Kelly, J. Leischner, and B. Weaver. 96 Lady Tyrants There are some top ladies in track, for instance Cher Dejarlis who broke the school record in distance. Nikki McMillen a very improved young field competitor. Jennifer Gup-till was the hot dog in field competition. Excellent job girls. Track Coaching Staff Back Row L to R: P. Engeldrum, L. Sundheim, D. Kober, L. Nelson, L. McClanahan and M. Kern. What a coaching staff! Back Row L to R: J. Ten Bear, L. Pretty on Top, D. Three Irons, C. Desjarlais, J. Guptill, C. Marty, L. Alden, N. McMillen, C. Benzel, K. Herbel, T. Egged, K. Graber. Managers: M. Hickey, J. Kehr, C. Wolcott, V. Not Afraid. 97 Burning Up the Quarter Mile HHS Boys Track was a source of great pride this year for the school. Chris Mattingly, Kevin Gross and the boys mile relay broke school and college records. These were excellent times. Keep it up guys. Members back row L to R: L. McMillen, N. Pretty on Top, A. Morrison, C. Mattingly, P. Haley, C. Big Lake, C. Warren, T. Kern, A. Three Irons, L. Shield, M. Stops. Middle Row: D. Boyer, R. Pretty on Top, K. Nelson, K. Gross, A. Melville, M. Shield, T. Tor-ralba, K. Chavez, C. Gup-till, R. Chavez, C. Meredith, D. Allen. Bottom Row: C. Metcalf, J.. Kehr, J. Realbird, D. Big Hair, D. Crooked Arm, M. Simpson, E. Goodyear, D. Three Irons, H. Hill, J. Salmon-son and J. Kehr. 98 ORGANIZATIONS This Was A Year To Remember The annual staff has worked harder than ever to make this years’ annual better than ever. We have added more exciting copy and pictures. In annual it’s all work and no play. We do all our copy down at the Hardin Herald and print pictures in our darkroom. Each year we try to make the annual a little bit better than the last - we think that this is the best yearbook so far! 100 Editors this year are, from L to R: Ray Koch -Photo Editor, Nickie Fox -Editor, and Chel Haines -Copy Editor. The annual staff, top row, L to R: M. Haines, R. Koch, N. Fox, C. Kilstrom, K. Hammond, and J. Finnell. Bottom row: P. Grant, B. Court, H. Stanton, T. Carleton, and D. Ankney. Student Government The Hardin High School Student Council controls all of the club and class activities. Meeting every Wednesday morning at 8:00, much business is conducted. They approve bake sales, dances, and fund raisers. Student Council hosted Homecoming and got involved in several other activities throughout the year. In the top right hand corner are the officers, L to R: Vice President - M. Stewart, President - C. Mattingly, and Secretary - L. Davis. In the bottom right hand corner the members are as follows. 1st row, L to R: D. Becker, P. Fox, P. Zaic, C. Mattingly, M. Jabs, S. Atwood, K. Nelson, and R. Jurak. 2nd row: M. Stewart and L. Davis. 3rd row: R. Sargent and J. Kehr. We Don't Forget! National Honor Society is an organization made up of juniors with at least a 3.5 GPA and of seniors with at least a 3.2 GPA. In order to join NHS you are first judged on your scholastic ability, leadership, qualities, the services you have done for your school and community, and your character. At the end of the school year, NHS awards two graduating seniors with scholarships for $50.00 to $100.00 at least. NHS earns- the scholarship money from bake sales and working concessions during the year. Top row, L to R: C. Mattingly, M. Stewart, and T. Menke. Second row: J. Gordineer, P. Belue, L. Eckman, and Advisor-Miss Havlovich. Third row: T. Cline and D. Smith. Fourth row: K. Sprenger. Officers: President - K. Sprenger, Vice President - T. Cline, and Secretary - T. Menke. Proud To Be An Indian Indian Club members plan to attend the MIEA Conference in Billings, using the profits from their money-making projects. They also plan to attend some pow-wows and will try to make it to Indian Youth Leadership Conferences which will be held during the next school year in various places. Their princess JoVon Plenty will be representing the Indian Club this summer at many different pow-wows throughout the U.S. and Canada. All year long, the members of Indian Club have been asked to perform for different groups in the school and the community. They have done a great job, too! Officers:back to front -President - K. Shane, Vice President - J. Kellum, Secretary - F. Washington, Treasurer - D. Three Irons, Chief - M. Stops, Princess -J. Plenty. First row, L to R: J. Plenty, N. Old Elk, D. Mountain Sheep, L. Alden. Second row, L to R: F. Washington, K. Shane, D. Three Irons, J. Kellum. Third row, L to R: R. Other Medicine, M. Shield, T. Parish, L. Old Elk, A. Morrison, M. Moccasin, P. Grant, Adv. L. Three Irons. Fourth row, L to R: D. Three Irons, M. Stops, V. Passes, R. Chavez, J. Stewart, J. Three Irons. Business In Action OEA has had a very busy year. During the year they prepared regional, state, and national competition. They have to raise money so that they can fly on to nationals which is in Iwoa. Through the year OEA has had two pizza sales, a fruit sale, and many concessions for the big tournments held at the school. This year they served dinner to the chorus kids from all over Montana. The ones that placed at state were: R. Jurak, H. Stanton and M. Wacker. The Hardin Chapter activities manual took first place. Paranational display took sixth. Melissa Wacker was elected state OEA Parliamentarian. Nationals is their next move. Bottom row, L to R: A. Dunfee, M. Wacker, K. Wick, N. Old Elk, M. Harmon. Second row, L to R: R. Cline, M. Hickey, K. Shane, K. Yarlot. Third row, L to R: K. Just, R. Jurak, H. Stanton, L. Ten Bear, B. Court. Fourth row, L to R: Advisor - Mrs. O’Dell, F. Washington. Fifth row, L to R: J. Kellum and B. Tall Bull. Officers: Pres. - M. Wacker, Vice - Pres. - R. Jurak, Sec. - H. Stanton, Treas. - A. Dunfee, Parlimentarian - M. Harmon, Historian - D. Wick, Ass. Historian - B. Court. 105 EAT IT UP! The HHS DECA Club has had a very active 86-87 school year. Four people attended the Fall Leadership Conference in Great Falls. They were Michelle, Becca, Pam, and Carrie. At this conference, they attended work shops which then lead them into the electing of state officers. The state officers then planned the convention, which was also held in Great Falls at the Heritage Inn. The members who attended the state conference were Lee, Kardell, Miles, Donelle, Casey, Becca, Pam, Jana, Michelle, and the advisor -Mr. O’ Dell. At state we competed in General Marketing, Restaurant Marketing, Job Interview, Economics Test - just to name a few. Michelle Warren, Pam Fox, and Casey Kilstrom all placed in the competition. Everyone seems to learn a lot from DECA and they have lots of fun. Bottom row, L to R: M. Warren, B. Court, S. Neutgens, T. Howey, and P. Fox. 2nd row: M. Bog-gio, K. Egbert, C. Kilstrom, D. Boyer, and R. Zier. 3rd row: C. Boeckel and D. Vandersloot. 4th row: L. Sharpe. Officers - bottom row L to R: Student Council Representative - T. Howey and Secretary - B. Court. 2nd row: Vice President -M. Warren and President -P. Fox. 3rd row: Treasurer - C. Kilstrom and Lt. Govenor - C. Boeckel. 107 Let's Go Bulldogs! Pep Club is a spirited organization that helps to support the teams by making signs, cheering, working concessions, hosting dances, and suporting the cheerleaders. Many different people play the mascot and cheer along with the varsity cheerleaders at games. Upper right hand corner are the officers: Vice President-S. Enzminger, President-T. Carleton, and Secretary-L. Davis. The following are members - 1st row, L to R: R. Borgeson, M. Harmon, K. Pretty Weasel, B. Turney, T. Egged, P. Fox, S. Enzminger, T. Carleton, L. Davis, Advisors - Ms. Lin-deen, Ms. Small, and Mrs. DeMars. 2nd row, L to R: K. Dahle, H. Lindeen, P. Syvrud, T. Frazier, L. Kern, J. Graves, L. Hochhalter, A. Seykora, M. Warren, and D. Wem-ple. 3rd row, L to R: N. Old Elk, C. Boekel, A. Bennett, D. Smith, H. Denny, A. Caywood, K. Tripp, R. Link, and D. Wick. 4th row, L to R: Mascot-S. Lytle, A. Johnston, K. Seykora, and B. Livingston. 108 YEE-HA! The Hardin High School Rodeo Club is looking forward to a very prosperous year. They hold fund raisers to make money for their rodeo in May. All participants of the rodeo will be from the surrounding areas. “We have a lot of fun and a lot of laughs,” said the Rodeo Club’s advisor, Mr. Pease. Pictured at left - the officers: President - Nicole Real Bird, Vice President -P. Grant, Secretary - M. Moccasin, Treasurer - L. Old Elk. Pictured sitting below: P. Grant, M. Moccasin, K. Alden, H. Denny. Standing: M. Stops, H. He Does It, L. Pretty On Top, J. Plenty, V. Howe, N. Real Bird, J. Kellum, Mr. Pease, D. Three Irons, A. Other Medicine, and L. Old Elk. 109 The Movers and Shakers FHA is a student vocational organization in the high school, which promotes self-growth. Our chapter has had a very busy year. From selling pizza to making rosettes, the whole group was kept jumping. It was a great year all around and hopefully the years to come will have even better luck. Officers are President -Brenda Wetz, Vice President - Darcy Dahle, Secretary - Gary Seder, Treasurer - Michelle Warren, and Historian - Tammy Menke. District officers are President - Lonnie Eckman, Vice President, Darcy Dahle, Parlimentarian -Brenda Wetz, and Song Leader - Michelle Warren. Sitting L to R: J. Kuntz, D. Wick, C. Windsor, and M. Neumiller. 2nd row: G. Seder and L. Eckman. Standing: J. Ketterling, R. Feller, K. Dahle, S. Denny, D. Wemple, M. Warren, G. Jeffers, T. Menke, B. Seder, D. Dahle, B. Wetz, J. Frost, L. Arbogast, T. Lawrence, and Advisor -Miss Lind. 110 The Future Is In Your Hands Future Farmers of America, or FFA, had a succesful year. Ronnie Fox, Roger Watson, and Justin Schindler did exceptionally well in Mechanics competition. The livestock judging team, better known as Missy Wacker, Bobby Noyes, and Justin Schindler, also did well in competition. To obtain money for trips to competition, FFA does community work such as selling flags and tearing down old, condemned buildings. Their advisor is Mr. Kober. Officers in the back row, L to R: Sentinal - B. Uffelman, Treasurer - B. Noyes, and Vice President - R. Fox. Front row: Representative - D. Wem-ple, President - M. Wacker, and Secretary - T. Noyes. The members in the back row, L to R: M. Wacker, D. Warren, J. Hope, D. Wemple, B. Noyes, R. Watson, R. Fox, and T. Noyes. Front row: T. Bastrom, B. Uffelman, J. Lautt, T. Kehler, D. Link, and B. Grinsteiner. Ill Grease Monkeys V1CA stands for Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. VICA competes in three categories, which are auto mechanics, small engines, and welding. They’re sending six students to state in Havre this year to see how they do. They participated in the community by helping with the HHS Tennis Invitational. The club is open to anyone enrolled in shop classes. The officers pictured from L to R: Treasurer - K. McGurk, Secretary - M. Caywood, President - S. Neumiller, and Vice President - M. Redden. Back row L to R: Mr. Selph - Advisor, P. Haley, D. Schaak, S. Neumiller. L to R - M. Redden, J. Fabrizius. Varsity Athletes Varsity Club has had a very busy year this year. They plan all of the fall and spring sport banquets. This year they bought an inspirational film for all teams. They’ve donated money to the Children’s Christmas Fund and to Jeanne’s Team. Top row, L to R: J. Caton, R. Chavez, J. Kehr, B. Uffieman, P. Haley, and Advisor - Mr. Imer. Second row: L. McMillen, L. Shield, B. Meier, R. Pederson, D. Old Horn, D. Barnes, and J. Potts. Bottom row: K. Herbel, C. Mattingly, J. Guptill, M. Jabs, and P. Belue. 113 The Key To Caring Key Club is a service organization. It is made up of part of the student body. Key Club is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club which is composed of the leading business men of the community. Key Club does a lot of community services. They visit the Old Folks’ Home, clean up the downtown area, and hold fund raisers for certain events that go on in the community. They also designed the logo for their convention. The President, Ray Koch, ran for International Trustee last summer but did not win. The officers are L. McMillan - Vice President, M. Warren - Secretary, R. Koch - President, C. Boeckel - Treasurer, D. Wick - Historian, D. Wem-ple - Jr.-Sr. Representative, and J. Graves - Frosh-Soph Representative. The following members, starting at the upper left hand corner are: M. Warren, C. Boeckel, T. Mason, A. Kinney, K. Kelley, T. Dalhgren, W. Other Medicine, J. Graves, R. Koch, L. McMillen, S. Uf-fleman, H. Stanton, R. White, D. Three Irons, E. Rabideau. Bottom left - D. Wick, D. Wemple, N. McMillen, R. Jurak, R. Court. Foreign Matters Following are the members of AFS. L to R: T. Menke, K. Sprenger, T. Cline, D. Smith, and Advisor - Mrs. Lytle. The Hardin AFS club provides an organized means for students working together to learn and accomplish the goal of people communicating with people. This club strives to contribute to their own growth and the growth of AFS, and to have a good time while they are together. “AFS brings together a student from a different culture and a local family who, through living together learn from one another and grow together, thus contributing to the development of peace g o 1 b a 11 y . ’ ’ 115 E =MC2 Are you with me? Hardin Math Club founded in 1982 to promote mathematics in Hardin High School. Club members participate in math competitions at Regional, State, and National levels. Over the period of 4 years the members have recieved numerous awards and plaques for their achievements in mathematics. The future of Hardin Math Club is looking brighter. Written by: Mr. Ahmed. Following members starting at upper left hand corner: S. Simpson, D. Meredith, S. Denny, L. Davis, K. Nelson, C. Meredith, C. Warren, J. Butorac, K. Rose, K. Seykora, M. Stewart, T. Menke, M. Schoen, T. Mason, M. Simpson, K. Sprenger, J. Gordineer, M. Belue, B. Harris, K. Kelly, T. Cline, L. Link, B. Weaver, A. Melville, P. Belue, M. Schoen. IN MEMORY OF... Herrick Owen Ripley was born on October 23, 1930, the first child of Herrick and Clara Ripley. He grew up on a family farm near Sundance, Wyoming along with his sisters, Madeline and Claire, and his brother, Lee. He attended a country school, and later, Sundance High School, where he graduated in 1948 as Salutatorian of his class. He then attended Black Hills State Teachers college. He served in the army from 1953 to 1955. During this time he was stationed in Denver. Mr. Ripley first taught in a country school in Wyoming. In 1956 he married Gloria Schmeltzer and they moved to Oilmont, Montana where they both taught. In 1958 they moved to Fort Benton where Mr. Ripley taught in the high school. During the summer of 1961, Mr. and Mrs. Ripley moved to Hardin along with their children, Becky, Rick, and Alan. In Hardin, Mr. Ripley taught English, Algebra, and World Geography. He also served as director for the school plays. In 1965 he became Librarian for the junior high school. In 1971 he began teaching drivers’ education. In the years that followed he taught over 1000 eager 14 and 15 year olds, including his son, Alan and daughter, Rhonda, the rules of the road. In addition to his work at school, Mr. Ripley operated a Real Estate business, Ox-Yoke Realty. He was a member of the Elk’s Club, the Chamber of Commerce, and the American Lutheran Church. Mr. Ripley died on June 23, 1986, at the age of 55. He had dedicated his life to young people, both at school and after school. He is greatly missed. 117 Look What Happened The 100th birthday party for the statue of Liberty was held in New York City Security Problems in Moscow Embassy Iran - Contra scandal hurts Reagan administration A student kills a substitute teacher in Lewistown Drug testing is becoming mandatory in major jobs Smoking is being banned in public places Pan Am jet was hijacked in Pakistan by terrorists What we should know about sex education 118 Indiana Wins NCAA f 'L ; AIDS is becoming a world wide epedemic An $88 billion transportation bill passed in congress. s.k We are 2 nd state champions in boys basketball. ■IL J Americas Cup is won back by Dennis Conner Hardin's new inside swimming pool opened in december. Brian Uffelman is 3 rd time state champion in wrestling Initiative CI27, to abolish all taxes in Montana is defeated Sugar Ray Leonard fights Marvelous Marvin Hagler The drinking age in Montana changes to 21 A Year's Rememberance The Junior - Senior Banquet was held April 28,in the High School cafeteria. There the Juniors and the Seniors spent their last evening together before Graduation. During the dinner Jennifer and Krista read the Senior wills. The Seniors said their last goodbyes to everyone. We all enjoyed the banquet. Being there with all of the students, board members, and teachers was fun. 120 Elks' Scholarships- Local No. 2215 C. Mattingly S200.00 Elks' Scholarships- Local No. 2215 P. Bdue SI00.00 Elks’ Scholarships- National Foundation J. Gordinccr $1000.00 BHC Hospital Auxiliary - B. Wetz $300.00 Catholic Daughters' - T. Cline $300.00 Billings Leagal Secretaries - S. Enzmingcr $300.00 Farmer’s Union Agricultural - M. Jabs $300.00 John Hcigis Memorial - C. Mattingly $300.00 First Interstate Agriculture - T. Noyes $750.00 First Interstate Business - K. Slattery $750.00 First Interstate Vocational - A. Scykora $750.00 C.I.T.E. - L. McMillen $500.00 Luke Dyche Memorial • C. Mattingly $500.00 Little Horn State Bank Math - P. Beluc $700.00 Kalberg Memorial - C. Mattingly $300.00 Hardin MEA Class of 87 - L. Eckman $150.00 Hardin MEA Gass of ‘86 - D. Krogedal $150.00 Dan Three Irons Memorial - C. Mattingly $300.00 Montana University System Honor - M. Stewart $1,000.00 Montana University System Honor - D. Smith $1,000.00 Montana University System Honor - J. Hope $1,100.00 Montana University System Honor - M. Jabs $1,100.00 South Central Pork Producers Ag. - M. Jabs $500.00 South Central Pork Producers Ag. • R. Jurak $250.00 South Central Pork Producers Ag. - B. Uffleman $200.00 Brigham Young University Academic - P. Belue $900.00 Eastern Montana College Music • T. Cline $1,000.00 Eastern Montana College Music • K. Sprcngcr $1,000.00 Eastern Montana College Recognition • K. Sprengcr $500.00 Eastern Montana College Westmoreland - T. Gine $500.00 Northwest Community College Eng. • R. Jurak $300.00 Noth west Community College Equine - R. Jurak $400.00 Pacific Lutheran University President’ - J. Gordineer $1,500.00 SCHOLARSHIPS Pacific Lutheran University - J. Gordinccr $2,500.00 Pacific Lutheran University - C. Mattingly $2,500.00 Pacific Lutheran Talent Award C. Mattingly $3,000.00 Presentation College (SD) Religious Assist. - B. Turney $500.00 Presentation College (SD) Presentation Sisters - B. Tumey $400.00 Presentation College (SD) Zipf Memorial - B. Turney SI 00.00 Rocky Mountain College Academic - L. Eckman $750.00 Rocky Mountain College Yellowstone - L. Eckman $400.00 Rocky Mountain College Football - L. McMillen $1,500.00 Rocky Mountain College Academic - L. McMillen $750.00 Rocky Mountain College Yellow-stone • L. McMillen $400.00 Rocky Mountain College Yellowstone Lauren Pickett S400.00 Rocky Mountain College Academic - Lauren Pickett $400.00 Rocky Mountain College Yellowstone - Lora Pickett $400.00 Rocky Mountain College Academic - Lora Pickett $200.00 Rocky Mountain College Yellowstone • A. Three Irons $400.00 National Honor Society - P. Belue $100.00 National Honor Society - T. Cline $100.00 National Honor Society - M. Jabs $200.00 Danforth I Dare You ” Leadership Award - A. Bennett Danforth I Dare You Leadership Award - B. Weaver Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete Award - C. Mattingly Army Reserve National Scholar-Athlete Award - J. Guptill United STatcs Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award -L. McMillen Presidential Academic Fitness Award - P. Bdue Presidential Academic Fitness Award - T. Cline Presidential Academic Fitness Award - D. Dahlc Presidential Academic Fitness Award - J. Gordinccr Presidential Academic Fitness Award - J. Hope Presidential Academic Fitness Award - M. Jabs Presidential Academic Fitness Award - C. Mattingly Presidential Academic Fitness Award • T. Mcnke Presidential Academic Fitness Award - K. Sprcnger Presidential Academic Fitness Award - M. Stewart National Commended Student Award • J. Gordinccr . 121 Getting it Together Decorating for Prom started on Wednesday, after school. The Juniors worked for three days straight to get ready for the big bash on Saturday. It was hard work but it was worth it. They did a great job and it looked fantastic. Everything related to Prom is always a lot of fun. 122 A Night to Dance As they danced the night away to the band Fastforward many memories were made. Let’s not forget the good time and the special moments that were shared. 1987 Candidates The Prom candidates of 1986-87 from L to R: Brian Uffelman, Mike Caywood, Norman Pretty On Top, Joey Hope, Tami Noyes, Maxine Hamburg, Haylee Stanton, and Shawna Enzminger. The candidates were nominated and the King and Queen were voted for by the Junior class. As Missy Wacker was announcing the candidates, Haylee and Mike walked down the aisle to the stage. WPw PMi -ki 124 A Night to Remember April 4th was a night to remember for many students of Hardin High School. Everyone dressed up in their finest and danced all night to the band -Fastforward. Prom royalty this year were Brian Uf-felman and Shawna Enzm-inger. Coronation was held at 10:00 with the dance following and then it wound down at about 1:00 am. 125 Graduating Class of 1987 Valedictorian - P. Belue Salutatorian - J. Gordineer and T. Cline The Class Motto for 1987 was: What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny compared to what lies within us. The Class of 1987’s flower was the Silk Lavender Rose, the Class colors were Purple and Black and the Class Song was “ Dream On ” by Aerosmith. 126 The following people recieved Honor Cords: D. Ankney, P. Belue, T. Cline, J. Gordineer, T. Menke, K. Sprenger, M. Stewart, C. Mattingly, D. Smith, J. Hope, L. Eckman, J. Rogers, M. Jabs, M. Haines, N. Fox, D. Dahle, R. Jurak, W. Greenfield, G. Jeffers, Lora Pickett, L. McMillen, B. Turney, A. Seykora, S. Enzminger and M. Shoen. 127 The flowers were presented by Leann Davis and Corey Meredith. The tassles were turned by Corey Meredith. Diplomas were presented by, Mr. Rod Svee, Mr. James Herbel and Mr. Don Gilbertson. There was a Hawiian Luau party following Graduation. The party started at 8:00 PM. The party was held at the Morrison building. The Seniors went swimming at 2:30 AM and were served breakfast at 4:30 AM. 128 Everyone's Special In Their Own Way Kids participated in many events at Special Olympics. The events un-ckuded swimming, softball, frisbee throw, 25 meter walk, 50 meter run, and bowling. They earned many ribbons and medals at regional and state Special Olympics held in the Metra during May. 129 130 Chairman's Message The past year has seen the completion of an enclosed swimming facility. It is a remarkable achievement for these people who worked to make it a reality. It is an attractive addition and an asset to our community as a whole. I hope it will be recognized as a step in the right direction toward improvement of the quality of life for our community. I hope that students, the school community and the total community can point with pride and feel good about the quality of our new fascility and our entire school system. Sincere best wishes Joe Koebbe DamviJ Standing L to R: Harvey wCllOUl DO Cl I Cl Pitsch, Wayne Moccasin, Lambert Vandersloot Jr., and Jim Herbal. Seated L to R: Donald Beary and Chairman of the Board, Joseph V. Koebbe. Where would we be without these men? Probably not in the fine school that we are now. We, the students of Hardin High, owe a lot to these guys so we give our many thanks. 131 Mr. Svee Superintendent Many times in the coming years you will take out your annual to share memories with friends, to check people that were in your class, or simply to enjoy going back in time. Whenever you take this book out, 1 hope the memories that come back to you are happy memories; that the years you spend at Hardin High School are always enjoyable; and that the memories you are creating, remain enjoyable for the years to come. Always remember that our memories are not for the years but the moments within the years. 1 hope that each of your moments is memorable. Mr. Gilbertson Principal If you toss a pebble into a pond there is a ripple which spreads across the pond. The influence of education spreads in much the same way, influencing many people in varying degrees. Just as the ripple may be causd by either a purposeful or an aimless toss, so may your life be purposeful or aimless, as you may choose. It is our basic hope that the educational experience of the past four years have given your life a sense of purpose and direction, that you are better equipped to toss your pebble of influence where it will not be wasted in meaningless lapping at the shores of “status quo’’. Rather may you accept the challenge to dedicate your life to the betterment of your circle of influence, ever remembering that careless actions, like carelessly tossed pebbles, may generate circles of discontent and anxiety. If you toss your pebble into the pond of human endeavor with deliberation, you will find your influence spread in ever widening circles, touching and influencing persons and places whom you may never know. Mr. Anderson Vice Principal Well Seniors, you have come to a point in your life that many of you have been waiting for; to be on your own and to be your own boss. I congratulate you on your accomplishment of getting through high school, but in the same breath caution you to approach this new found freedom with thoughtfulness and common sense. The class of 1987 is graduating on enormous amounts of talent and and potential. What you people do with that talent and potential is up to you. I encourage you all to take stock in yourself and face the reality that you are prepared to take on life’s challenges. . Nothing is impossible if the desire is great enough to achieve that which we are striving for. I am proud to asociate myself with you, as students, for you have been an example to me. I wish you only the best in your lives and would like to hear from each of you some day. Shahid Ahmed Math Senior Advisor Ed Auker English Freshman Advisor Robert Bennett Math Golf Coach Kenneth Boggio Band Carol Bowers Special Education Scott Brokaw Special Education Wrestling Coach Yvonne DeMars Spanish French Wes Eben Guidance Counselor Phil Engeldrum Science Sophomore Advisor Donna Esp Math Let's Hear It For Mr.Ahmed Mr. Shahid Ahmed is originally from Pakistan, a nation that borders India. He graduated from high school in 1965 and taught mathematics at Gomal University before coming to America. He enrolled as a doctoral candidate at Montana State University, Bozeman. While at MSU, he met his wife, who is a teacher at the Hardin Primary School. After he finished his classroom studies at MSU, he taught for four years at the Lame Deer Public Schools before coming to Hardin High School, where he began teaching math. He has been on the HHS faculty for six years. In 1985 he was nominated and selected as Montana’s Math Teacher of the Year. He’s a very brilliant man, and we are very lucky we have him as one of our teachers. Mr. Ahmed’s philosophy is Try to be you instead oj anybody else. Congratulations Mr. Ahmed and thank you! 133 by Tina Carleton Sieve Pox Art Yearbook I.uke Gerber Drivers’ Education Consumer Economics History I II Basketball Coach Basketball Coach Earl Graves Football Coach Weight Training World History Pat Havlovich Librarian National Honor Society Nancy Hernandez Special Education Dick Imer Boys’ P.E. Wrestling Coach Varsity Club Advisor Molly Kelleher English 11 British Literature Speech and Drama Sophomore Class Mickey Kern Computer I II Biology Track Statistician Dale Kober Vo-ag I, II III Welding 1 II Junior Advisor FFA Advisor Marie Kruger Secretary One of the Best Mrs. Katy M. Lytle has been a teacher at HHS for 10 years. She has four children, three of which have graduated from HHS. Her hobbies include collecting clowns, writing poetry and flower gardening. Mrs. Lytle is a graduate of the University of Wyoming with a degree in Journalism. She was a professional journalist for eight years. Mrs. Lytle loves teaching and loves her students. She is grateful for their kindness towards her. She says, “I feel 1 have one of the most important jobs in the world.” She is a member of the Episcopal Church. She is also a member of the Association of the Gifted and Talented. The student body would like to thank Mrs. Lytle for her years of teaching and for not only being a teacher but a friend also. by Kim Hammond 134 TIS BETTEJl TO HAVE „ LOVED A ”' . LOST TH. + ■ One in a Million! Mrs. Julie O'Dell was selected this year by her in business education as the Business Teacher of The Year. She is deserving of this award and we think deserves to be selected as the National Business Teacher of The Year which she has been nominated to receive. Mrs. O'Dell was born in Billings, Montana and graduated from Billings Central High School. She attended Eastern Montana College and Montana State University. She has been teaching business at Hardin High School for the past 13 years. She has several hobbies which include traveling in the U.S. and swimming. She lifeguards at the pool and occasionally helps the local travel agent as a supplement to her teaching and the OEA club that she advises. John Leligdowicz Typing Business Machines Junior Advisor Fran Find Home Economics FH A Advisor Jennifer I.indeen English Literature Pep Club Advisor Kathryn Lytle English Journalism AFS Advisor Senior Advisor l.inda McClanahan Physical Education Basketball Coach Track Coach Ruth Muhlbeier Secretary Laurie Nelson English Literature Track Coach Cross Country Senior Advisor John Nesovic History Junior Advisor Julie O'Dell Business Education OEA Advisor Kenneth O'Dell Marketing Business DECA Advisor 135 Sieve Oswald Shop Woods Basketball Coach Joel Pease Tutor Basketball Coach Duane Pinkerman Math Science Terry Selph Shop VICA Advisor Basketball Coach l.es Sherman Biology Sophomore Advisor Teachers not pictured David Hall Ruth Harris Cleo Lewis Lynda Small Government Junior Class Advisor Cheerleader Advisor I Laura Sundheim Guidance Counselor Cross Country Coach Volleyball Coach Track Coach Roger Thompson Choir Loretta Three Irons Tutor Indian Club Advisor Mr. Dick Imer is the Boys’ Physical Education teacher at Hardin High School and is the varsity wrestling coach. Mr. Imer has served the high school as its head football and track coach during his teaching career at Hardin High. Mr. Imer attended school in Chicago, Illinois, and he went to college at University of Montana, Missoula, where he set many records for the Grizzly football team. Mr. Imer was featured again this year in the Grizzly football manual. After his collegiate football career ended, Mr. Imer played professional football in the Canadian league. Through his career here, Mr. Imer’s teams have set many Bulldog records and have given us teams and traditions to be proud of. Good luck next year! 136 What's For Lunch? The cooks work super hard trying to think of something that we students will enjoy to eat. They are some of the most important people in the school because they are the ones with the hardest job - preparing meals and cleaning up after the lunchtime crowd. So, let’s all remember the cooks who helped us through our long, hard school days. 137 Clean It Up! Let’s not forget the clean halls we came to in the mornings and the dirty ones we left that night. Ramone Gonzales, Harold Timmons, and Dennis Egbert kept our school in tip top shape. 138 CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING 8 Phone 665-2114 335 So. Mitchell Hardin, Montana 59034 JACK P. SARGENT - Owner STOCKMAN BAR CAFE 13 E. 3rd S Hardin BOOT N BUCKLE SUPPER CLUB Hardin Taco John's Across from Bairs 66S-1370 Rene's Beauty Salon Rene Finley 822 W. 3rd Hardin, Ml. 59034 + jC zms eo. 204 IV 3rd 665-3209 flower 665-1352 ter! A fine Floral Gift shop 417 Center Hardin, MT Pat Ardell Anderson BIG HORN INSURANCE ♦ z X. Hardin. Montana - (406) 665-3124 (406) 665-3131 c� h Mehling • Bevrrly Walborn. Mgr. • |ack Westwood Johnson Drug Jess Levy: Owners 220 N. Center Ave. Rexall Drugs 139 Hardin COME ON IN! Homemade pizza and sandwiches. Pool,game room, and full bar. 665-2024 7 ALDRICH COMPANY , I ALDR a Everything To Build Anything 665-2203 202 W.. 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