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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1988 volume:

2 Spirit is a big key to success. Knowing friends are supporting you gives you a big boost to strive for the best in whatever activity you participate. When others see how much spirit we have they see the togetherness in our school. Together we work for the best. Spirit is only another one of our little secrets. 3 4 What does friendship mean to H.H.S.? Friendship is a big part of the success in school. A few of the students feel friendship means just being with those special people in their lives, going out and getting crazy with all their friends on the weekends, or just someone to share their deepest secrets with. We show friendship in many ways, from walking down the hall, hand in hand, to just sitting around the halls gossiping at noon. 5 School isn’t just a place where you learn about education, it's also a place to learn about life and eachother. I guess that's why it's hardly ever boring around Hardin High. Sure it's a place where you work hard, but, have you ever heard the saying, All work and no play makes Johnny a dull boy.” Well, around here we don't beleive in being bored. 7 8 The success of the whole school year has to do with our classes. Kids learn things that they need to know for the future. For example, in Biology you can dissect anything Mr. Sherman gives'you. In typing class, you learn to type faster by doing time drills or by typing reports with accuracy. Everyone knows how to have fun after all the hard work is done. They can sit back and relax in class or talk quietly with their friends. This is our secret to having fun with our success of learning. 9 It s a natural act to get crazy after school is dismissed, and Hardin is no exception. Whether it's taking a drive on up to Billings to cut loose or staying here in Hardin, we have our share of good times and that's what makes life worth living. U 12 The Hardin High School students are having fun in and out of school. Some students have jobs after school to keep busy both ways. The students that have jobs are pushing to succeed. They've all started their career going earlier than some. Can you imagine working all day at school, then only to go to another job after school? Tough, huh? Well some of our kids are getting a small taste of what it's like to be out in the real world. Whether it’s to earn a little more money, impress people, or to spend your time, having a job is a great learning experience. Most of the students that are working are achieving more than others can or will in the future. These are our leaders in the future so we, as people, have to give them room to achieve more in life. And to those that are doing so. Good Job! 13 14 Pink, blue, purple, stone-wash, high-water, old and new... fashions come and go just as fast as time. You can wear just about anything you want and it is accepted to be a part of the 80's fashion. Everyone loves to play with fashion and it is one of the many secrets to the schools success. 15 Every year it's' up to the teachers to tell us what they know. We've asked a few teachers what their secret to success was. Mr. Imer felt his secret to success as a P.E. teacher is true grit. Mr. Lelidowicz felt his secret was to teach kids reponsibility. All of our teachers work hard putting in there own time to teach us what we'll need after we graduate. And we thank them. 16 Every year it's' up to the teachers to tell us what they know. We've asked a few teachers what their secret to success was. Mr. Imer felt his secret to success as a P.E. teacher is true grit. Mr. Lelidowicz felt his secret was to teach kids reponsibility. All of our teachers work hard putting in there own time to teach us what we'll need after we graduate. And we thank them. 17 18 Lunch. Now that's a word that can inspire many different feelings. To some, it means another flirtation with death. Others think it neither hazardous nor healthful. Either way, though, we have fun and enjoy our time with our friends. 19 20 Chairman's Message It has been a privilege to serve as a school board trustee the past 14 years. To serve and be associated with a segment of our community as vital as the education of our youth is indeed a special honor. I wish for everyone to have and enjoy spiritual and material happiness; but most importantly, spiritual happiness. Sincerely, Joe Koebbe, Chairman 22 School Board Members L to R: Donald Passes, Eric Torske, Joe Koebbe, Jim Herbel Carlene Old Elk, Tom Zwick Mr. Svee's Input Whenever a school year nears its end, the memories created during that year should always take on a happy glow. This past year has certainly had its share of good memories. I wish to thank the students of Hardin High School for their spirit, their understanding ways and the closeness that they exhibit in being Bulldogs . You are a wonderful group of the District administration, 1 wish to say thank you for the memories. Sincerely, Rodney Svee, Mr. Gilbertson's Input Hopefully, you have enjoyed this year at HHS and have many fond memories to carry with you. Cherish these times together . Be a part of as many activities as you can. Set goals for yourselves and work hard to accomplish them while looking to the future. Seniors, congratulations on your accomplishments and contributions over the past four years. Best wishes to all of you in your future endeavors. Good luck and be happy. Mr. Gilbertson Mr. Anderson's Input Have you ever heard a coach say You will play in a game the way you practice. I think that saying is so true for students entering and leaving high school. You will only get out of school what you put into it. My hope is that each one of you will vow to put your best effort into everything you do. If you will do this I promise you that you will reap many benefits in the years to come. Good luck to all of you in the coming year. Mr. Anderson 23 Clean-up Crew Harold Timmons, the head janitor, has worked at Hardin High for nineteen and a half years. He likes putting away commodities the most, but doesn't like shoveling snow. Overall, though, he enjoys his job. The other janitors are Ramon Gonzales and Carlotta Pattyn. 24 FACULTY Shahid Ahmed Ed Auker Bob Bennett Ken Boggio Math English Math Band Senior Advisor Freshman Advisor Senior Advisor Math Club Golf Coach Scott Brokaw Resource Junior Advisor Yvonne DeMars French Spanish Cheering Advisor Wes Eben Counselor Donna Esp Math Sophomore Advisor Philip Engeldrum Science Sophomore Advisor Track Coach There are many things about our teachers and counselors which we don't know. For instance, Ms. Laura Sundheim was born in Sidney MT. and lived in Fairview on a farm with her six brothers and sisters. She graduated from Fairview High School as Valedictorian, then pursued her education at Eastern Montana College, where she received academic scholarships, and received her Bachelor degree and then her Masters in Counseling. During college Laura Sundheim participated in Track, Volleyball and Basketball. When she ran in track she set the Frontier Conference Record for the 100 meter dash and that record, to this day, remains unbeaten. Besides being a counselor she coaches Volleyball, and enjoys it very much. When school is out for the summer break, Laura Sundheim umpires softball and works at Basketball and or Volleyball clinics. She now lives in Hardin and likes the people and the community. For the future she plans to keep working and maybe get married. But, for now, Luara Sundheim feels satisfied with what she has accomplished so far. Mrs. Jo Vines is the newest member of the Hardin High School staff. She was born in Springfield, Missouri, and moved to Texas, with her parents and sister when she was in the ninth grade. She studied at the University of Texas in Arlington. After that she managed a western wear store before moving to Hardin. At present, she has two sons. Tommy who is six, and James who is three. Jo Vines like to sew and do gardening in her spare time. She also likes to read when she has time. Jo Vines said, I like Hardin a lot. It’s a smaller school than what I went to and I like the small school atmosphere. As for the future, Jo Vines has no plans of moving, but she said that there was some more education that she would like to get for herself and she would like to be able to spend ample time with her boys. Steve Fox Art Yearbook Luke Gerber David Hall Pat Havlovick Nancy Hernandez History Resource Librarian Resource Consumer Econ. Key Club National Honor Freshman Advisor Drivers' Ed. Basketball Coach Society Dick Imer Boys' P.E. Football Coach Wrestling Coach Varsity Club Molly Kelleher Mickey Kem English Computer Science Forensics and Drama Science Coach Track Coach Dale Kober Vo Ag Welding Football Coach FFA 27 John Leligdowicz Typing Business Machines Junior Advisor Fran Lind Jennifer Lindeen Home Econ. English Sophomore Advisor Sophomore Advisor FHA Katy Lytle English Junior Advisor Newspaper Linda McClanahan Girls’ P.E. Track Coach Girls' Basketball Coach Colleen Moullet History Rodeo Club John Nesovic •History Government Junior Advisor Laurie Nelson Julie O'Dell English Business Education Crosscountry Coach Senior Advisor Track Coach OEA Mrs. Kruger has been working here at HHS for eight years. We asked her if she enjoyed the students here in Hardin and her reply was 'I like all the students here at Hardin High. She enjoyed the school year because it went by faster then it usually does. Her job is never boring. She receives some very funny excuses for absences or tardies, but the funniest excuse she's ever received would be the one of a girl who got sick from eating too much of her home-made peanut butter cookies. Ken O'Dell Marketing Business Freshman Advisor DECA 28 Mr. Eben is originally from Texas where he attended Austin College at Sherman, Texas for four years on a football scholarship. After college he was a pilot for the U.S. Navy for eight years. He later taught Bible school at Hamilton for three years. He then went on to the University of Montana for his masters degree. Mr. Eben is now counseling here at HHS. He specializes in chemical awareness (CITE) and family counseling. Wes Eben enjoys working here. He says HHS has a progressive, open system He also appreciates the support he receives from the administration and parents. There are only two things that he dislikes about counseling: he can't change people and there are very few immediate results.. His first three years here, he helped coach Varsity football and his last two years he has coached the eighth grade team. Mr. Eben has been with us for five years and hopes to stay for many more. Dave Oswald Woods Shop Basketball Coach Joel Pease Tutor Duane Pinker man Math Science Freshman Advisor Terry Selph Mechanics VICA Boys' Basketball Coach Football Coach Tennis Coach Laura Sundheim Loretta Three Irons Roger Thompson Counselor Tutor Choir Cross Country Coach Indian Club Junior Advisor Volleyball Coach Track Coach Jo Vines Secretary 29 Supporting Crew Being the school's head cook is a hard job but somebody has to do it, and Alice does it pretty well. She and the other cooks said they liked to cook what-ever the kids like. Alice’s pet-peeves are: working hard to cook the food and the kids throw it away and having kids cut in line and then argue with her when she catches them. 30 Senior Favorites Biggest Flirt Monica Harmon Danny Barnes Anderson's Office Fixtures Pam Shack Jeff Leischner Shyest Edna Dust Harold Hill Craziest Audrey Haines Cody Schwend Tightest Jeans Kim Just Roy Mizell Most Athletic Jennifer Guptill Kevin Gross Best Friends Krista Herbal Jennifer Guptill Kevin Nelson Corey Meredith Most Likely To Succeed Ann Bennet Billy Weaver Friendliest Jeanette Kehr Miles Boggio Cutest Wiggle Wanda Davisson Aaron Melville Skips The Most Audrey Haines Cody Schwend Prettiest Smile Krista Herbal Aaron Melville Cutest Couple Tanya Egged Corey Meredith Female Singer Tiffany Place to Eat Taco Johns Candy Bar Snickers Junk Food Cool Ranch Doritos Group Whitesnake T.V. Show Alf Song I Think We’re Alone Now Male Singer George Strait Food Pizza Car Porsche Class Clowns Jennifer Guptill Richard Gonzales Biggest Mouth Michelle Hickey Danny Barnes Shortest Christy Wolcott (Little) Joe Wilkinson Longest Hair Danelle Old Horn Harold Hill Most Likely to Trip At Gr; Jeanette Kehr Kevin Nelson Most Spirited Tanya Egged Ed Coates Best Body Monica Harmon Aaron Melville Original Laugh Ann Dun fee E J Storm Drives Nicest Car Tanya Egged Craig Warren Best Dressed Pam Fox Aaron Melville Favorite Actress Actor Whoopi Goldberg Tom Cruise Well Liked Christy Wolcott Ed Coates Teachers' Pain Pam Fox Jeff Leischner Favorite Saying Gaaaadzz! Best Movie Dirty Dancing Tallest Tana Not Afraid Cody Schwend Sense Of Humor Audrey Haines Richard Gonzales Most Out-Going Jennifer Guptill Ed Coates Prettiest Eyes Robin Hannabach Roy Mizel Biggest Bragger Danelle Old Horn Ken Morris Best Looking Monica Harmon Aaron Melville Cutest Laugh Krista Herbal E.J. Storm Bad Bear, Gayle Boggio, Miles Cat on, J.D. Coates, Ed Bennett, Ann Cadena, Nichole Crum, James (Pokey) Barnes, Dan Borgeson, Robin Dunfee, Ann Dust, Edna Egged, Tanya 34 Fellar, Roxane Findley, Tammy Fox, Pam Fox, Ron Graber, Cassandra Guptill, Jennifer Hannabach, Robin Gross, Kevin Hammond, Kim Haines, Audrey Harmon, Monica Grant, Presina 36 Kchr, Jeannette Leischner, Jeff Mason, Angela Melville, Aaron Merdith, Corey Mizell, Roy Morris, Ken Nelson, Kevin Neutgens, Sue Noyes, Bob Old Horn, Danelle Plenty, JoVonna Sargent, Mark . Potts, Denny Reategui, Marcel Schack, Pam Rabideau, Mike Rock Above, Shannon Storm, E.J. Stops, Samantha Redden, Rusty ft V Tall Bull, Billie Kaye Vandersloot, Allison 'Warren, Michelle Tibbs, Mary Wacker, Melissa Weaver, Billy Vance, Dan Wemnle, Donna 39 40 Seniors not Pictured Big Hair, Leah Costa, Neil Edivards, Jerry Gonzales, Richard Goodyear, Ed Haugen, Joe Mason, Denise Not Afraid, Tana Redding, Scott Schwend, Cody Taylor, Donovan Three Irons, Jana Walks, John Wilkinson, Joe 41 We Can Achieve With Our School Spirit Spirit Week was full of surprises. It ranged from Hat, shades, and tie Day to Orange and black Day. Spirit Week was based on cheering on the football team for Homecoming Night. Students and teachers participated in the activities of Spirit Week. They dressed up to show their school spirit. For the Freshman class it was a whole new experience in their first year of high school. As for the Senior class, it was one of the secrets leading to the success of their last year. The days included in Spirit Week were Hats, Shades, and Tie day for Monday. Tuesday was Sweats day. Teacher day was held on Wednesday. Thursday was kept for Hawaiian day. On Friday, Homecoming Day, we let our true colors shine through. Everyone was having a great time dressing up in unique and crazy outfits for the week. Most everyone joined in the bonfire so they could raise the spirit of the football team. Teachers and students showed up even though it was quite chilly. The fire, however, brought things to life. The cheerleaders encouraged everyone with cheers for their football team. As the football team left they knew they had everyone behind them for a tough game the next night. Hopefully everyone will participate in Spirit Week again next year. As for the activities, everyone had a great time showing off their school spirit. The Pep Band helped increased the spirit during the activities by marching in the parade and by playing during the pep assembly They also performed for the halftime entertainment and the coronation ceremony. During the pep assembly the cheerleaders had a great deal of activities set for the students on Homecoming Day. The activities were scooter races, bandaging each other up with toilet paper, spinning around the bat, and carrying an egg across the gym floor. The final event in the activities was the tug-of-war with the girls' basket-ball team giving it away to the boys' crosscountry team. At the last minute, the girls let go of the rope and the boys went flying. 44 Taking It To The Top Hardin High's homecoming floats were ones to remember! Though our boys' football team was coming up against a tough opponent, not once did anyone give up the team spirit. The Freshman class started off with their version of the game with Eagles Last Stand. Sophmores showed the faith with Battle of Bulldog Run. While the Seniors captured their spirit with Mount Eaglejima. But this year it was the Juniors who took home the first place title with their float Sitting Bulldog. After the parade, the floats were taken behind the school and dismantled. 45 Homecoming Kicks off 1987 School Year Homecoming marks the real beginning of the school year, and Homecoming 1987 was no different. It was especially fun for Ed Coates and Krista Herbel who were chosen as Mr. Touchdown and Homecoming Queen. Their coronation and a dance were the highlight of a week of events that culminated at the Homecoming football game. Homecoming candidates, four couples who did plenty of waving and smiling throughout the week, were : Craig Warren and Krista Herbel, Ed Coates and Tanya Egged, Kevin Nelson and Jennifer Guptill, and Harold Hill and Robin Borgeson. 3 1 A Royal Success Coates and Herbel reign Ed Coates and Krista Herbal were all smiles when they were chosen as Mr. Touchdown and Queen for this year's Homecoming. Krista was radiant in her blue gown as the crown was placed on her head by last year's queen, Annie Seykora. Ed on the other hand, received his crown while dressed in his football uniform. When asked how it felt to be chosen Mr. Touchdown, Ed Coates replied, I'm glad that 1 was chosen, but it would have been better if we would have won the game . 47 Dance Has Mixed Reviews The Homecoming Dance was a historical and momentous occasion. This year we started a new tradition by having a music light show. This novel idea was a first for our annual Homecoming Dance. The student body had mixed reactions about the music by D.J. Sound. Amy Koyama said, It was hard to dance on the carpet, but I thought the music was great . Cory Metcalf commented, They didn't play enough up to date music, but it was better than last year's. Melville Stops said, The carpet made the music hard to dance to and the music wasn't up to date enough . Syd Lytle added, I felt that having a D.J. do the music instead of a band was better because it was the original artists. The only fault I saw in D.J. Sound was they didn't interact with the audience. In general the students did not like the type of music played. Overall, the turn out was good and the consensus was that the evening was a success. 48 12. Alfalfa Jr.. 50 Senior Wills O I, Michelle Warren, will to Mr. O' Dell a !@$ computer, beings how I still haven't figured out how to use one. I, Michelle Warren, will to Ms. Lind a wonderful teacher's helper and friend to help her next year when I'm gone. We, the senior class, will to Mr. O' Dell a years supply of generic toothpicks. We, the senior class, will to Mr. Nesovic the ability to give peace a chance . We, the Yearbook Seniors, will Linda Tschetter the ability to skip yearbook without getting caught. I, Wanda Davisson, will Linda Tschetter a suit of armor to protect herself from Melville's other girlfriends. I, Danelle, will Travis, Bill, and Justin the ability to put up with Pete for another year. We, the Senior class, will to the teachers the ability to keep their jobs. We, Jennifer, Krista, and Danelle, will to the basketball and volleyball teams the ability to take state and kick butt. I, Mark Sargent, will to Corey Metcalf the ability to not get his car taken away. I, Mark Sargent, will to my sister Roni the ability to quit skipping out of class and writin her own excuse's. I, being of sound mind, will Robin Borgesson the ability to get over her fears of dating. I, Wally, will to Julie Kuntz my love forever. I, Wanda Davisson, will to Bill Grinsteiner, a get out of jail free card. Traditional will from Janet Freeman to Tina Baldwin to Teri Belden to Mike Nelson to Laramie Baumann to Tempe Lemon to Kelly Baumann to DeAnne Grover and finally to me, Tanya Egged, I will the title Little Bloomer to Deanna Merideth. , We, an anonymous group, will to Miss Kern the ability to distinguish between the girls' . and boys' locker room. I, Tanya Egged, will Kevin Nelson a girlfriend. I, Jeannette Kehr, will to Kelly Rose a can of paint and a box of carrots. I, Leanne Davis, will to Mr. Anderson a new office fixture since I will be gone. We, the Senior class, will the Juniors the ability to raise enough money to graduate. I, Donna Wemple, will Michelle Warren, the ability to listen before she speaks. I, Danny Barnes, will my license to Lorna Bennett. We, Mary Tibbs and Kim Just, will to Dorci Three Irons and Kerri Benzel, the ability to have fun without us around and not forget us. I, Jennifer Guptill, will to my brother, Chad, the ability to run over the darn cat next time, instead of run into the tree. I, Samantha Stops, will my locker, 306, to Nicki McMillen. I, Kim Just will the ability to anyone who has the guts to wear their jeans as tight as I have without ripping the seams. I, Kim Just, Will to Marti Schindler Caywood, the ability to stay in school and have a good time. We, anonymous, will to Donroy and Kirk, ALL OF THE TIME IN THE WORLD (and you know what we mean). We, Jennifer Guptill and Ann Dunfee, will Craig Warren a new pair of tennis shoes, in case he happens to visit another fire. I, Anne Bennet, will Jennifer Kathie lots of luck while they are trying to get First chair flute next year. We, the strange two from 7th period Sr. Comp., will Cody Schwend the ability to actually find someone in his shower in the morning (instead of just dreaming it). We, Bob, Ronnie, Jerry, and Dan, will Travis and Bill the ability to get wild and crazy and not see flashing red lights behind them. We, Bob and Ron, will to Mr. Kober, the ability to put up with next year's bull. We, Danny, Roy, E.J., and Denny, will Ed Goodyear and Wally Floate their own G.I. Joe playset. I, anonymous, will Heather Lindeen, the ability to signal and look before she changes lanes. I, Ron Fox, will to Scott Redding the ability to keep his car between the fence posts while driving. I, anonymous will to Trade Chandler the ability to let go of a guy gracefully and peacefully. I, Danelle, will to Carl V., Jr and Joe my ability to be out past curfew w out getting another curfew ticket. I, the wood crafter will Lorna Bennet a 3 foot nose for all her tall tales. I, anonymous, will to Claudette Enos the ability to quit hanging all over the underclassmen boys!! We, anonymous, will to Tracie Chandler, the ability to go out with one guy longer than a week. Good Luck! I Robin B will to Kaley Stenerson all my love, and the best of times through High School I, Rusty will to the Varsity Football team the Championship trophy next year. I, Jeannette Kehr, will to my younger brothers and sisters the will to continue to make me proud of them. We, anonymous, will the rest of the senior class to remember the golden rule, Treat others how you would like them to treat you! I, Leann Davis, will to Cassandra Graber, the ability to put up with us conservatives so liberals like her can have their peace. We, the 3rd period Govt, class will Cassandra Graber to the peace corp. We, Jennifer and Krista, will Leann Davis, the ability to stay in class for more than half a period. I, Michelle Hickey, will to Amy Stewart and Lisa Strieker the ability to get a candy cane without actually winning! I, anonymous, will to HHS students the ability to say NO to drugs and YES to life. I, Jeff L. will Davin Camden the ability to do what he wants, when he wants, as I have done. We, the 1st Per. Govt, class, will Mr Nesovic the ability to check the seams of his pants before he comes to school, so he won't have to worry about them ripping. I, Tammy will to Renee imagination, motivation, and automation, also lots of balloons. We, the A.P. Senior Comp. Class, will to Mr. Nelson, the ability to lose an argument gracefully. I, the driver, will to Renee a pickup so you can get good gas mileage. We, Tanya and Jennifer, will to Pokey a case of No Doz for his college courses. We, anonymous, will Kara Koyama the ability to date her own boyfriend and not everyone else's. We, Michelle and Pokey, will our college math books to anyone stupid enough tc{ take them. 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Three Irons, Daryl Three Irons, Dorci Tsehetter, Linda Wagenaar, Jenny Warren, Dan Watson, Roger Weaver, Bob Weber, Nate Wilson, Henry Zemple, Scott Court, Bill Hanson, Janet Schoen, Michelle Juniors Not Pictured Bird in Ground, Lori Buffalo, Ella Cline, Ramona Creitz, Scott Hollenbeck, Melissa Howe, Maria Kellum, Jennifer Kuntz, Julie Lawrence, Theresa Lessard, Laura Lytle, Syd Medicine Top, Terra Other Medicine, Wayne Schneider, Christina Sergeant, Troy Torralba, Tony Zaic, Pete 62 63 Alden, Lorrie Arbagast, Richard Atwood, Shannon Baumen, Donald Beckman, Jeremy Bclue, Matt Bennett, Loma Betts, Mark Birdinground, Eric Big Medicine, Freanklin Bourdon, Rachel Boyer, Don D Brighton, Libby Borino, Jennifer Caywood, Anita Chavez, Kendall Costa, Conrad Denny, Hannah Denny, Stacey Enzimingcr, Janncll Espoinza, Gloria Fabrizius, Robin Fighter, Ricky Fisher, Heather Graber, Kristen Grover, Scott Hall, Tony Harris, Alaina Hanris, Brenda Iron, Shawn Kautzman, Melinda Kehr, Jon Link, Rhonda Little Light, Margaret Little Nest, Susie Madsen, Vanessa Malensek, Randy Marty, Colcc Mason, Tracy Mclean, Dee Ann Metcalf, Cory Miller, Steve Munter, Travis Nedcns, Jeff Not Afraid, Valerie Novark, Scott Osborn, Brian Pickett, Emerson Plenty Hoops, Garland Pretty On Top, Leslie Pretty On Top, Ross Pretty Weasel, Lisa Rabideau, Ed Rabideau, Tina Real Bird, Jack Red Wolf, Franklin Roan, Kasey Rogers, Kenny Stewart, Amy Stewart, Devona Schaff, Jeff Schindler, Marty Schumacher, Terry Schmidt, Judy Shield, Myron Simpson, Mark Stops, Michelle Strieker, Lisa Ten Bear, Jude Tobacco, Shawn Ufflcman, Scott Walks, Lenny ............................I|T 90 I 90 I 90 1 90 I 90 I Ware, Cody Warren, Shawn White, Roland Williams, Lcta Wilson, April Yarlott, Marlin Zier, Danny Link, Shane Sophomores Not Pictured Cline, Jackson Crawford, Lisa Hugs, Jordis Hugs, Karrie Jeffers, Cedar Not Afraid, Eldon Red Field, William Rios, Ramon Smith, Laura Sullivan, Shannon Taylor, Michael Tibbs, John Walker, Kathy 69 70 Aguero, Ben Atkins, Dana Arbogast, Jason Allen, Scott Alden, Chantelle Baker, Mindi Barnette, Neil Bastrom, Matthew Bastrom, Michael Bear Cloud, Tom Bennett, Robert Benzel, Mike Betts, Brad Birdinground, Rebecca Bricn, Diana Brien, Ron Bullis, Kristi Burr, Kris Camden, Davin Chandler, Traci Contway, Wendy Court, Tucker Crum, Rcnae Dust, Rosannc Doyle, Kim Fillingham, Will Fiinn, Larry Forney, Brandon Fox, Jennifer Fox, Nora French, Max Frickle, Kendra Gentry, Rebecca Gerber, John Grant, Tami Greenfield, Stcphani Gonzales, Valerie Gordon, Leah Hannabach, Jake Hanson, Mick Hanson, Tiffany Hayford, Jamie Hcrt, Leah Hill, Cleora Hogan, Georgette Jabs, Christopher Johnson, Kenny Johnson, Ryan Kantzman, Michelle Kehler, Damon Kehler, Kelly Kehler, Spencer K lessens, Carla Lawrence, Jim Lineback, Sean Lundberg, Kristianna Little Light, Jancllc Martinez, Shane Mcnke, Mark Morrison, Bobbi Jo Morse, Cody Noyes, Claudette O'Brien, Nathan Old Elk, April Old Horn, Allen Joe Other Medicine, Kimberly Oswald, Chris Other Medicine, Norman Pilkington, Rcnac Pitsch, Lisa Redden, Stephanie Reisig, Chad Rios, Rita Rivers, Albert Roan, Bob Rogers, Jace Rogers, Nicholette Roan Eagle, Roger ■ ■MnyiimmuBMilliiBMi J 91 I 91 I 91 1 91 I Rose, Fred Rondeau, Tim Rucgamcr, Sascha Scalpcane, Grant Schaak, Matt Schaff, Mark Schuman, Melvin Sees the Ground, Vclda Shane, Shelly Shelton, Cristina Shore, Nikki Small, Troy Smith, Taylor Stenerson, Kaley Sterling, Derek Sterling, Dusty Stewart, Bobbi Stops, Kimberly Strieker, Brandon Svee, Eric Venne, Carl Vesbach, Jeremy Watson, Jason Weaver, Andy Williamson, Garlon Wilson, Anna Ycllowmule, Luzcnia Iron, Shelly Peterson, Jolynn Freshmen Not Pictured Aldcn, Kaylene Creitz, Randal Davis, Frankie Ferdcrcr, Carrie Flores, Johnny Gardner, Crystal Gray Water, James Hanson, Brent James, Curtis LaFountain, Darrell Lessard, Kenneth Little Owl, Soiomon Medicine Top, Bcma Nanto, Michaellynn Old Bear, Charlcua Old Elk, Simon Plain Bull, Eric Sloan, Shawn Stewart, Jolcnc Tobacco, Gordon Turns Plenty, Harding Wilson, Sandra Successful Foreigners Two exchange students came to Hardin for this school year; Marcel Reategui, who came from West Germany, and Ben Aguero who came from Costa Rica. Marcel stayed with Pat and Sandy Breckenridge. He was 16 and was a Senior here in Hardin, but in West Germany he would be a sophomore and must attend three more years of high school. Marcel told me that in West Germany, they have to be in school for 13 years. When asked if he liked it here in Hardin he replied, I'm not even homesick yet. Marcel will have taken his leave on June 25,1988. Ben stayed with Wayne and Rosella Meredith. He was 16, but had to start as a freshman because he couldn't speak English very well, however he later picked up most of our language and could speak it fluently before he left. Ben liked it here in Hardin and thought everybody was very nice to him while he was here. But to everybody's regret he too had to leave, but before the school year ended. Ben left around January 21st. 78 1 I School Paper Thrives The Journalism class published eight issues of the school newspaper, the Bulldog Star. The first issue featured Homecoming, and after that a newspaper was published every three weeks. Staff members covered sports, clubs, contest winners, and special events. By the fourth issue, student journalists were tackling controversial topics such as teenage pregnancy, student rights, and athletes who break training. In addition to these successes, the class experienced some failures. Some ideas, such as the Dear Aggie? advice column, were not well received by HHS stu- dents. Another problem occurred when the pullout featured some embarrassing song dedications. Even though the Supreme Court ruled that school officials could sensor student newspapers, the Bulldog Star received full support from the administration. Other support came from Mrs. Lytle, Journalism teacher and advisor, and Richard Bowler of Big Horn County News. Both Mrs. Lytle and Mr. Bowler taught staff members how to write news stories and format them using computers and the Desk Top publishing system. The school newspaper staff had a great year. 80 Bulldog Star Hardin High School Newspaper Vol. I, No. 2 Oct. 30, 1987 though at times deadlines and delays almost halted production. For the most part, however, the Bulldog Star was as fun to publish as it was to read. Top row L. to R.: J. Kuntz, W. Floate, S. Stops, M. Tibbs, Advisor K. Lytle, L. Burcham, M. Neumiller, L. Contway, S. Cook, 3rd row L. to R.: A. Dunfee, A. Haines, C. Graber, S. Simpson, R. Morton, A. Bennett, L. Kern, 2nd row L. to R.: G. Bad Boar, K. Benzel, D. Three Irons, S. Lytle, T. Frazer, Bottom row L. to R.: B. Weaver, C. Guptill, R. Chavez, Not Pictured,: L. Lessard, R. Tax Sharon Simpson- Editor Ann Bennett- Asst. Editor Chad Guptill- Layout Editor 81 Drill Team A Successful First Year If anyone happened to be in the High School at 4:00 p.m. they would have heard music blaring from the library and girls practicing routines. Drill team practiced every night after school to perform routines at Basketball games. Drill Team started September of 1987. The major objective to begin the season was to provide half-time entertainment for home basketball games. The season ended in March after Boy's Basketball Divisional Tournament. At Right From L to R: J. Enzminger,L. Kern, K. Frickle, L. Tschetter, T. Frazer, L. Contway, J. Hanson. 82 Nezoites on the Move The third period government class participated in a nationwide test concerning the U.S. Constitution to be known as our very own Constitutional Scholars”, but had their own name for the team which was Nezoites . Mr. Nesovic said the team was well prepared and did a good job in presenting the information to the judges, but overall he felt the team did very, very well . They won the District competition at Eastern Montana College against Laurel, then proceeded to the State competition in Helena, where they faced Missoula Hellgate and took Second. This testing program is funded by a national commission established by Congress. The tests are expected to run for another two years. The trip to Helena seemed to be the most exciting for the team. Everyone loved being in the Capitol building and exploring it as they pleased. 83 Symphonic Band works long and hard practicing to prepare for upcoming events. They went to Eastern A in Laurel and had a great time working on pieces of music that select band directors chose for them. They also had to prepare music to be judged by adjudicators. The band had some great concerts for the public. They also took part in the World's Largest Concert. The pep band plays for boys' and girls' basketball games in addition to playing at pep assemblies. Mr. Boggio said 'I thought they did a pretty good on everything they did this year. 84 Jazz band had a great time performing different styles of music that Mr. Boggio picked out for them. Also the kids in the band deserve a lot of credit for learning how to play and put the music together. As for their performances, Katie and Michelle and other soloist in jazz band did a great job getting in front of a large audience and playing. They also had to be judged by an adjudicator on how well they played together as a group. One of their first trips took them to Bismark, North Dakota and they were ranked in the top three. So all the people in or connected with the jazz band deserve a lot of credit for putting everything together. Back row L to R: M. Harmon, J. Kehr, A. Melville, D. Boyer, M. Schaff. Middle row: B. Osborn, M. Boggio, B. Weaver, Jon Kehr. Front row: L. Brighton, C. Jabs, M. Schoen, K. Seykora, E. Svee, S. Fergerson. On bells R. Borgeson, on piano K. Brighton, on drums K. Hammond. JAZZY SPECTACULAR 86 SUCCESS THROUGH MUSIC Choir has had a fun and exciting year. They've gone on at least two trips and have two more to attend. They're first trip was to Powell Wyoming for the Northwest Festival in February. The night they arrived they attended a concert at the college. The following day they worked at workshops. They performed three songs, Money, Money , Lift You Up , and Lonesome Road . Only 24 of the choir attended this trip. They’re second trip was to Glasgow. The chorus practiced long and hard hours each day to prepare for the concerts. Then all of the choirs came together and practiced in mass chorus and performed three songs. Four students were selected to perform in the honor chorale. They were Ann Bennett, Robin Borgeson Mark Sargent, and Ramon Rios 88 Singing Our Hearts Out. Swing choir did an outstanding job this year with all the events they have attended plus the different songs and dances they've performed. Swing choir consists of sixteen people this year.and are they ever special! There are eight boys and eight girls, including two freshman. They competed in places like Billings and Glasgow. We hope to have even more people out for it next year. Keep up the good work. 89 90 SPORTS FOOTBALL AWAIRBS tmv Most Valuable Offensive Lineman-Danny Barnes Most Valuable Defensive Lineman-Denny Potts Most Inspirational- Rusty Redden Most Valuable Defensive Backs-Roy Mizell Don D Boyer Most Improved-Harry He Does It GHIRLS9 BASKETBALL AWAIRBS WT Most Inspirational-Shannon Gable Most Improved-Tanya Hopfauf MVP- Danelle Old Horn Most Valuable Offensive Back-Mike Peterson Most Rebounds-Jennifer Guptill 92 CROBB COTMTIRY AWAWBB Wm Outstanding Male Runner- Myron Shields Most Improved Male Runner- Terrance Ten Bear Outstanding Female Runner-Lori Aldcn Most Improved Female Runner-Presina Grant 93 Okaji How successful of a year did the freshmen cheerleaders have for the first year of their high school year? They participated in a lot of activities and learned most of their moves from the experienced junior varsity and varsity cheerleaders. Together they shared feelings, fun, and the joy of just learning from each other. Their spirit showed out during pep assemblies when the freshmen won the spirit stick. We hope to see another great group of spirited girls next year like the ones we had this past year. They were; Rebecca Gentry, Janna Lundberg, Kaley Stenerson, and Michelle Kautzman. 94 '9 ©Ife If® W® Air® TIh® The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders consisted of the following girls; Heather Lindeen, Amy Stewart, Lynette Link , and Vanessa Madsen. They showed a lot of spirit through out the school year. They also arranged many fun and outrageous stunts for the high school pep assemblies. Throughout the year, they pushed to show their spirit in any way they could, even though most of the student body didn't. They have the confidence and strength to be all they can be. Yeah!!!! 95 TUI 2®aif Hii2 Ms. Lindeen and her group of cheerleaders have done a n outstanding job of giving support and showing their spirit towards H.H.S. Ms. Lindeen feels this is the best group of cheerleaders she has had since she has been here. In the second semester. Miss Demars became the cheerleading advisor and has carried on the work started by Ms. Lindeen. In our opinion, both teachers deserve a great deal of credit for the outstanding cheerleaders. The cheerleaders are receiving a lot of help from former Penn State cheerleader Missy Nelson. She has been helping the cheerleaders with some of the new dances they have come up with. Senior Tanya Egged received overall ability and personality at the WWC workshop at Billings Skyview, She really knows how to flip people out at the games! All the different workshops and practice really shows that the girls take pride in what they do. The pep assembly's have really improved with more stunts, skits and more exciting cheers.. 96A The girls Cross Country season was one of success. The team had six senior girls; Suzanne Enos, Nichole Cadena, Presina Grant, Mary Tibbs, Shannon Rockabove, and Jovonna Plenty .The rest of the team consisted of Kerri Benzel, Lori Alden, Jude Ten Bear, Lesley Pretty On Top, Tami Grant, Michaelyn Nanto, and Devonna Stewart. They each worked hard to get a medal, or at least a ribbon. At the Laurel meet, the girls varsity took first place and the junior varsity team took second place. Those were major wins for the girls '87 cross country season. The girls that ran at the State meet in Helena were Kerri Benzel, Nichole Cadena, Lori Alden, Suzanne Enos, Tami Grant, Mary Tibbs, Lesley Pretty On Top, and the alternate was Presina Grant. They didn't do very well at the meet. However, they still had great school spirit when it was time for the boys to run. 96B ©IF ImspaiFa aom The Boy's Cross-Country team showed their enthusiasm by working hard and running long miles. The team effort was great and, of course, it helped them by being dedicated young men. They represented Hardin well as a Cross-Country team. The boy's won second place at the divisional tournament in Glendive. They also received fifth place at State in Helena. Myron Jo Jo” Shield took sixth place at the State tournament. He ran the three-mile race in a good time. The remainder of the varsity team consisted of Lonnie Shield, Norman Other Medicine, Terrance Ten Bear, Ross Pretty On Top, Eric Bird In Ground, Roger Roaneagle, and the alternate of the team was Jon Kehr. 96C From L to R: Back: Coach Selph, T. Toralba, R. Redden, D. Potts, K. Chavez, A. Arellano, C. Costa, B. Court, H. He Does It, A. Kinney, H. Hill, K. Denny, M. Stops, D. Old Elk, Coach Kober, 3rd row: Coach Koyama, Coach Imer, M. Reatigui, D. Loos, C. Guptill, K. Nelson, M. Peterson, D. Boyer, B. Siemion, J. Potts, R, Mizell, B. Weaver, 2nd row: B. Harris, J. Leischner, J. Schindler, P. Greenfield, S. Uffelman, E.J. Storm, R. Chavez, B. Pitch, Front: C. Warren, D. Barnes, E. Coates, Manager J. Wilkinson Student spirit contributed to success. This exciting fall season of football was coach Imer's first in 20 years. Our gridder's came out to win 2 of their 8 games. Although, this season wasn't the best Hardin has ever had, our team stuck it out to finish their season on a high note . Kevin Nelson felt the team had a different attitude this year . Our Bulldogs kept a good positive attitude throughout their season. Losing close games with Laurel and Miles City to lack of experience in some positions, the Bulldogs were always willing to bounce back and play hard against any team who came their way. Our Senior boys provided the most outstanding leadership a team could have, considering each had played at most 2 years of high-school football. Our players had a lot of respect for each other, which contributed to their confidence, positiveness and, most of all, their success. 96D StH(S £@©s a§ im@si©MiF® d by Ikairdl w®fflk yiid dyteriuiinitid:ii The girls of the Hardin varsity basketball team had an outstanding year aside from the close games they lost. Although they didn't have a great season our girl's proved their worth by keeping within a close score with the best team in the state. During most of their games they were a bit shaky. Nevertheless, as the game continued they picked up the pace, in some cases a little too late, but this showed that our team still tried their best for our school. The team did appreciate the way those in our community stood behind them 100 percent. From L to R: Back: Manager N. McMillen, B. Romine, J. GuptiU, S. Denny, S, Gabel, K. Herbol, Coach Gerber, Front: D. Old Horn, K. Koyama, T. Pitch, T. Hopfauf 96E The 1987-88 Boys' Basketball team has had a rather tough season this year. They fought through many tough games and good teams. There were a lot of close games, but the stronger, more experienced teams were just a little too much for the Bulldogs to handle. They are a young team and lack experience, but with a little time, hard practicing, and extra effort we can be sure to see great things from the Bulldogs in the future. Back L to R: Manager D. Three Irons, K. Gross, M. Yarlott, D. Loos, K. Denny, R. Pretty On Top, Coach Gerber, Front L to R: M. Stops, M. Shields, R. Chavez, L. Shields, D. Three Irons 96F W® ©©irt Me©© Atomim!, ILlEoN © J8 Once again the awesome Bulldog volleyball team had a n exceptional good season, considering they lost 4 of their top 8 players. The Divisional tournament is just around the corner and for the season the Bulldogs are 23 and 3. Two of the losses went to Billings Central, but the Bulldogs came back to play their best game of the season to defeat the Rams in 3 games. Our girls are the shortest in the conference, and I guess that hurts them a little at times, but with their skill , timing, and accuracy, that more than makes up for any shortcomings they might have. This page sponsored by Sally's Hair Design 96G Mdk M d® sieeiS} According to Coach Imer, this year’s varsity wrestling team did extremely well considering the number of young people we had on the team. Out of the ten people who went to state, four of them placed. Denny Potts took 2nd, Roy Mizell also placed 2nd, Jason Kehr and Brandon Siemon both placed 5th. Over all the team placed tenth out of twenty. Standing L to R: S. Uffelman, R Mizell, B Siemon, J.Potts, D Potts, D. Barnes. Kneeling L to R: Coach Imer, B. Forney, J. Kehr, J Kehr, K. Kehler, S. Kehler, E.J. Storm, Coach 96HM°uIette' 97 Ni e® jJ®M Our freshman girls were with an overall 8 win 8 loss season. The girls agreed the practices were pretty hard but were well worth it. Their first game was against the Glendive Red Devils and for a scared, nervous team, the started out their high school career’s with a win. Although they lost their last game of the season it really didn't matter because the improvements of the team showed more than the loss. From L to R: K. Frickle, C. Noyes, T. Hansen, D. Brien, J. Little Light, V. Decrane, K. Doyle, V. Gonzales, L. Yellow Mule, D. Atkins, C. Hill, Coach McClannahan 98 3HI©ff® W© G® Ag iiml The Junior Varsity has done a pretty outstanding job , with an over all of (9,9), for this season. There first game was against the Glendive Red Devils, and although they lost, it gave them more determination to beat them the next time they met up. And they did! We are looking toward to a pretty exciting season next year and will be cheering you all the way girls! 99 Receive High Expectations The future Hardin Bulldogs ended up with a record of one win and five loses. Even though they're season wasn't as good as past years, they showed true grit and determination as they worked hard in practice, but the other teams just had more experience. They showed promise for next year and we're proud of them and are looking for-ward to seeing them play again. Bottom row- B.Betts, J. Tibbs,N. Webber, D. Old Elk, T. Bear Cloud, M. Hanson, T. Court, Second- R. Rios, R. Johnson, B. Roan, S. Miller, S. Uf-fleman, K. Rogers, S. Warren, J. Ne-dens, Third- Coach Liming, K. Roan, S. Grover, C. Metcalf, J. Old Horn, S. Tobacco, M. Menke, M. Strieker, M. Betts, Coach Kober, Top row- C. Jabbs, T. Dahlgren, F. Big Medicine, R. Fighter, J. Rogers. 100 C®adh Piraradl ®if SIh®wiais According to Miss Molly Kelleher, this year's Forensics and Drama team is the best she’s ever had. There were quite a few kids out this year. In addition, the team performed exceptionally well with a third place trophy at the Divisional meet topping off the many invitational firsts. At Divisionals, two people, Sharon Simpson and Nora Fox, took first in their events while Teresa Lawrence, Bill Court and Troy Dahlgren all took fourth in theirs. Miss Kelleher said it was wonderful to have five kids going to State and hoped to send even more next year. Sharon was the only one to place. She got sixth in Lincoln Douglas Debate. BadcrowLtoR: SBigMan,N.FbxT. Lawrence; T. Court, J. Caber, E Svoe,S. Sun peon, Middle N. McMiDai,J. Kehr, K Rose; G Hoga n. Front CbachM .KeMier, T.Dahlgei, B.Cb uit, L Link Three Sport Letter Winners Ralph Chavez, Lonnie Shields, Ed Coates, Myron Shield, Jennifer Guptill, Tanya Hopfauf, Ross Pretty On Top, Jason Kehr, Stacy Denny, Krista Herbal Varsity Cheerleaders Outstanding Cheerleader-Tanya Egged Boys Basketball MVP-Daryl Three Irons Leading Rebounder-Daryl Three Irons Highest Free-Throw %-Daryl Three Irons Most Assists-Daryl Three Irons Most Inspirational-Ross Pretty On Top Most Improved-Marlin Yarlott 102 Volleyball All-State, All-Conference-Jennifer Guptill, Brenda Romine All-Conference-Krista Herbal, Karen Koyama Best Defence-Stacy Denny, Karen Koyama Most Inspirational-Amy Koyama Most Consecutive Serves-Krista Herbal MVP-Jennifer Guptill Most Improved-Tracy Mason Tennis MVP-Amy Koyama Most Inspirational-Jennifer Butorac Most Improved-Claudette Enos Forensics Drama Most Improved-Bill Court, Troy Dahlgren Outstanding Actor-Theresa Lawrence Speaker of the Year-Sharon Simpson Heart of the Team-Katie Brighton, Samantha Stops Wrestling Most Inspirational-Rusty Redden Outstanding Wrestler-Denny Potts Most Improved-Roy Mizell Golf Most Improved-Keith Kelly, Matt Belue Most Valuable-Ryan Johnson Track Outstanding Male (Track)-Myron Shield Outstanding Female(Track)-Tanya Egged, Luzenia Yellow Mule Outstanding Male (Field)-Ross Pretty On Top Outstanding Female (Field)-Jennifer Guptill 103 104 G®� HglM, IPim This year's J.V. wrestlers had a good season to look back on. Although they didn't have the opportunity to wrestle as many teams as the Varsity, they had some good showings, as in the Huntley Project J.V. Invitational tournament. Mot everyone was strictly on the J.V. team. Some had the chance to compete on the Varsity level. We can expect great things from our wrestlers in the future. Back row L. to R.: S. Miller, M. Strieker, J. Tibbs, B. Betts, B. Weaver, B. Pitsch, D. Old Elk, E. Coates, M. Peterson, Front row: J. Lautt, B. Strieker, M. Taylor, J. Leischner, N O'Brian, T. Bearcloud, C. Reisig ECSK! The Freshmen Basketball team had a most successful and exciting season. They had a record of 10-7. They beat every team, except the Lodge Grass Indians, at least once. Mr. Self feels that the team played well together considering there were 22 people on the team. This left a limited amount of playing time for each player. The boys learned they had to make certain sacrifices in order to play. Mr. Self added, We should see good things in the future. Back row from L to R: Coach Selph, R. Rondeau, S. Little Owl, J. Greywater, C. Jabs, H. Turns Plenty, J. Old Horn, C. Oswald, B. Roan, K. Lessard, A. Rivers, A. Weaver, Manager D. Three Irons, Front row: E. Plain Bull. S. Martinez, R. Roan Eagle, C. Venne, G. Williamson, A. Big Man, J. Hayford, R. Johnson, N. Other Medicine 106 Sdsure ©if iflh® N C A A The J.V. Boys' Basketball team had a successful season. Their record was 8-10, which wasn’t too bad considering the tough competition they have had. There weren’t any easy games to play, the teams were rather tough. There were games where the decision of a win or loss was just a few points. Mr. Oswald is proud of his team because they gave 110% and were, extremely dedicated. He also feels that the team didn't revolve around one player and the boys played with total team effort. He hopes next year will be as great as this year. Back row from L to R: Coach Oswald, D. Boyer, C. Ware, R. Fighter, E. Not Afraid, K. Chavez, C. Guptill, Front row: D. Crooked Arm, S. Doyle, J. Shield, B. Osborn, T. Ten Bear IFff@slhmsim §®©r©fis sf®ir IFiaiitsiff© Sm$$®ss Our Frosh team had their first taste of high school Volleyball competition. Mrs. Cook says she's very proud of how her team did this year. Although they came out of a season of an even (6,6), she felt they improved a lot and came a long way. I think the worst game they played was their first game. Which was against Busby’s Varsity. They were a little nervous and scared, but they played a good game considering the circumstances. Because of their rated improvements, we hope to see a lot of success for the future. 108 M® Our junior varsity did an outstanding job this year. For the season, they were almost undefeated and that's not all! Wait till our next season,' said some of the girls, 'we're going to try and go for all wins and no losses.' Being on Varsity next year, I guess you have to wonder how it's going to affect their playing, not having three of our seniors, but you can bet they're sure going to try their hardest to be the best! Top row L to R: T. Hopfauf, T. Pitsch, 2nd row: A. Koyama, S. Atwood, H. Fisher, 3rd Row: K. Graber, K. Koyama, A. Caywood, Last two: C. Marty, R. Bourdon. 109 Etsminmg ftc© ftlh® T®p Boys' track has had a very good year with a couple of boys and girls making the top ten. The boys have had to practice in the heat and the coldness of the rain. Also Coach Laurie Nelson does not let them get off easy. He makes them work to be the best of the best. All the boys have had really good track meets. Some have even placed in the top ten. We are very proud of all the guys who came out for this year. We also hope they keep going on and working for the rest of their high school years. We also have to say thank you to the seniors for all they have contributed to all the sports they have been in over their four years in high school. 110 Girls' track has had and eventful year, going to track meets all over our district. The girls deserve a lot of encouragement with their practicing every night, whether it's hot or cold. During some track meets it rained. The track would get muddy, but they all gave it their best on days like that. The girls cheered everyone else that was competing for Hardin. All the girls had a pretty good year, with all the coaches pushing them to do their best in all their events. We are proud of all the girls still in sports and hope they stay on. Ill 112 lF©ff Our golf team started out on a high note this season. They took second at both of their first two meets and are doing well. Eighteen people are in golf; one junior, three seniors (one of which is the only girl) and the rest are sophomores and freshmen. Mr. Bennett says their main weakness is probably just inexperience. But the team has a lot of potential and promise so we can be looking forward to a spectacular golf team in the future. From L to R: Mr. Bennett, M. Menke, R. Johnson, S. Warren, B. Weaver, R Bennett, S. Ferguson, K. Kelly, N. Weber, S. Grover. Not Pictured - J. Leischner 113 All of these people worked hard all season long to bring their school pride and joy. We are proud of our team and are looking forward to see them play again next year. 114 Him ¥®mff IFsks® All of these people worked hard all season long to bring their school pride and joy. We are proud of our team and are looking forward to see them play again next year. Tennis started off on a very good note this year. They did outstanding in all their meets. Unfortunately there were no Seniors on the team this year and because of this years experience we feel we can look for an excellent team in the future. Front row L. to R.: A. Wilson, A. Koyama, K. Koyama, K. Koyama, S. Greenfield, J. Pederson, Back row L to R: Coach Cook, H. Lindeen, K. Boeckel, J. Butorac, K. Seykora, C. Shelton, C. Enos, K. Stenerson, S. Ruegamer, Coach Selph Not pictured K. Doyle The Special Olympics crew had another great year. They have been practicing for their competitions, and have done a great job. At the Special Olympics that were held in Billings only two students participated. Lisa Crawford received 1st place in Bowling , 2nd in Long jump, 3rd in the Softball throw, and 4th in the 50 m. walk. Garland Plenty Hoops received 1st in the 25 m. walk, and 3rd in the Softball throw Susan Littlenest did not go ,but is going to the State Competition. They work hard to achieve their goals and so they have been successful. They are very special people with big hearts. imm aw-jarir; y- Student Council, A Gem of Success The Hardin High School student Council is the head of all clubs and class activities. Members of the Council meet at 8:05 on Wednesday mornings. They approve and regulate all dances, bake sales, and other types of fund raisers. They also control the formation of new clubs. Student Council hosted Homecoming and other activities throughout the year. Members top row L to R: J. Butorac, A. Haines, J. Guptill, K. Nelson, N. Fox, N. Shore, E. Svee, Middle row: S. Lytle, K. Seykora, K. Kelly, K. Koyama, C. Bullis, M. Nanto, Bottom row: S. Simpson (Sec.), J. Kehr (Pres.), M. Wacker (V. Pres.) 118 Top Scholars The Hardin chapter of National Honor Society consists of 25 members-eight juniors and 17 seniors. National Honor Society has very high standards for admission. Juniors need a 3.5 GPA and seniors need a 3.2 GPA in order to be considered. Nominees are judged on scholastic ability, leadership qualities and community service. NHS also awards two $100 scholarships at the end of the year. Back row L. to R.: S. Simpson, K. Rose, D. Meredith, C. Meredith, A. Melville, C. Graber, R. Borgesson, A. Bennett, J. Guptill, L. Davis, A. Dunfee, Advisor Pat Havolic, Middle row: E. Coates, J. Kehr, B. Romine, T. Egged, B. Weaver, M. Harmon, P. Fox, Front row: K. Koyama, M. Schoen, M. Hickey, K. Brighton, J. Kehr Officers Vice president - Billy Weaver President-Kevin Nelson Secretary-Robin Borgesson 119 Athletic Achievers Varsity club has been a big contributor to the school this year. They built the bonfire for Homecoming and they also donated money for many worthy causes. Varsity club is made up of all athletes who have received a letter in a sport. Top row L. to R.: D. Potts, R. Mizell, K. Denny, K. Nelson, M. Reategui, J. Salmenson, Second row: J. Potts, B. Pitsch, B. Siemon, B. Court, A. Kinney, Third row: Advisor Dick Imer, M. Shields, A. Koyama, K. Herbal, K. Koyama, B. Romine, Fourth row: D. Old Horn, J. Kehr, D. Boyer, K. Koyama, C. Marty, S. Denny, M. Peterson, M. Stops, J. Gutierrez, Bottom Row: K. Gross, C. Graber, E, Coates, J. Guptill, J. Kehr, C. Guptill Officers. Pres. Ed Coates, VP, Jennifer Guptill Secretary, John Kehr, Student Council Rep. Marcel Reategui Pep Club -The Secret of our Spirit Pep Club is a spirited organization. They had a big task ahead of them this year, keeping up the school spirit. Locker decorations, posters, and dress up days at school and at games took up a lot of time and effort. Pep club has about 30 members which all participated on selected days to work on decorations. Front row L. to R: T. Egged, C. Koyama, P. Fox, S. Lytle, M. Kautzman, K. Brighten, Advisor Y. DeMars. Second Row L. Kern, J. SalemansonJ. Hanson, M. Scheon, N. Fox, J. Kuntz, D. Becker, S. Greenfield. Third row K. Seykora, J. Kehr, D. Lundberg, L. Tschetter, R. Gentry,A. Bennet, K Bullis, J. Fox, S. Ruegamer, Fourth Row J Butorac, L. Link, V. Madisen, B. Harris, M. Kautzman, H. Lindeen, A. Stewart, L. Strieker, L. Pitsch. Fifeth Row T. Mason, A. Harris, K. Fritter, G. Hogan, N. Shore, K. Stenerson. 122 Ride em' Cowboy The Rodeo Club cowboys and cowgirls are having a very busy year. They are working hard to plan their district rodeo here in May. Their rodeo will be going along with EMC's Regional Finals, so there should be a lot of people down for the action. Some of these students go all over the state rodeoing. Cedar Jeffers and Harry He Does It have already been traveling to different rodeos. Mrs. Moullett and Mrs. Esp, the advisors, really enjoy supervising the rodeo club. They have had experience in this field before so we should see a lot of success. From top to bottom and L to R: J. Real Bird, P. Alden, F. Red Wolf, T. Grant, D. Old Coyote, J. Old Horn, N. Cadena, J. Kellum, M. Stops, C. Ware, Advisor Moullet, M. Moccassin, P. Grant, C. Noyes Officers: C. Noyes, M. Moccassin, P. Grant 123 Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow The Indian Club this year has been raising money to attend an academic challenge in Rocky Boy. They've raised money by having fund raisers like bake sales, cake raffles, and beaded belt-buckle raffles. They're not only involved in school activities, but also in community activities. The club was organized so that this would be achieved. The members have often done the half-time entertainment during both the Boys' and Girls' Basketball Season. At present the club has about 20 members and is open for more who want to join. toRT. Not Vrati,RStifeimJ. Three IroreJ.RcrtyV.How.K.Hugs, Fourth iowL 5Jden,D.M(xintiinShocp,M. 'Jdon,F. Davs B.Mcm ,H.I3enny,ThiidKrwSIitT ,ACofita,L.I WeasclV.Not Afraa,MIjtdcLi ,K.Oth'rM(xijano,SccnndrowJ. UttfcI t,V.SoesTheQ xrdS.Charrflcr,AGbEk Share,M.NartD,FiontiowLThrceIrcns P.AlderiJTen Bear,CW areiDThiee Irons ardJ.Kellum. Miss Indian World 1987-88 Jovanna Plenty, the daughter of Kenneth and Fannie Plenty, was crowned Miss Indian World 1987-88 at Rocky Boy, Mt.. She is active in Pow-wows, in which she travels all over the United States and Canada. She has represented the Crow tribe at the Gathering of The Nations Pow-wow in Albuquerque, New Mexico,where she competed for the crown. Jovanna is also an accomplished horsewoman, fancy dancer, and scholar of Crow heritage. She has a lot of pride for her Indian culture, and is praised by may for her accomplishments. After she graduates, Jovanna plans on going to Sheridan College and, of course, she will continue ner dancing and activities. 125 Business Achievers DECA is a club which the members learn leadership abilities and marketing education for the future. Our DECA members have done a lot this year and have also been very successful with what they've done. They had three members go to State A Conference. Those were Michelle Warren, Pam Fox, and Micheal Allmer.Pam placed 2nd in Finance Credit and Michelle placed 3rd in Sales. DECA also participated at the Fall Leadership and a workshop held in Billings, in which Michelle place 3rd in Job Interview. DECA has done a fine job with helping the community and the school. 127 O.E.A. A National Success The Hardin Office Association has had a busy school year. Members have been busy with concessions, teacher's luncheons, homecoming parade and balloon activities, washing cars, distributing food to the needy families of the community, working at the LC Cafe, and selling fruit, pizza and cookies. Members participated in the Fall Leadership Conference in Helena. Here members were taught leadership skills and shown how to plan a years worth of activities. At this conference, Monica Harmon was elected the Eastern Regional Vice President. Melissa Wacker, the state Parlimentarian helped with the leadership training. In January, Monica, Robin, and Melissa attended the January Planning Meeting and meet with the Governor to discuss Vocational Education. March was an exciting month since the students would be competing in the State Leadership Conference in Kalispell, MT. Ten students competed. All of them placed and were entitled to go to the national confernce Louisville, Kentucky. 'mm 128 The 1988 state winners of the Hardin Chapter as follows: Deanna Meredith, Tori Fox, Delaine Becker, Robin Borgesson, Monica Harmon, Ralph Chavez, Ed Coates, James Salmonsen, and Chad Guptill. At the National Conference in Louiville, Kentucky, Ed, Chad Ralph and James placed in the top four in Business Math. Monica was elected to the office of National Treasurer. In addition, they received fourth place with their scrapbook. The OEA Outstanding Member was Deanna Meredith, and the OEA Outstanding Salesperson was Monica Harmon. Back row L To R: R. Borgesson, M. Harmon, T. Fox, D. Meredith, D. Becker, J. Hanson, Front row: T. Hopfauf, T. Pitsch, C. Cuptil, E. Coates, R. Chavez, M. Wacker, S. Lytle 129 The yearbook staff had a great time putting together the yearbook. They also had their share of worries wondering if it was going to be finished in time. Mr. Fox as their supervisor pushed them to do all the work ahead of time instead of leaving it for the last minute. Mr. Fox said, As a team and working together this years staff was the best I ever had. Mr. Fox felt that the yearbook had too high of a goal for their yearbook but feels they can pull it off if they raise all the money they need and don't go in the hole! He is anxious to see what next year's staff will be like. Also, he can hardly wait to see how this year's year book turns out. This was the first year that sophomores and freshmen were let onto the staff. But everybody had a great time putting it together despite the hardships. And hope next year's staff will also have all the fun they had. Editors were as follows: Editor: K. Nelson Copy Editor: T. Dahlgren Finances: L. Tschetter Ads Director: D. Old Horn Photography Editor: M. Reatigui Top row L. to R.: M. Reatigui, K. Nelson, L. Yellowmule, D. Old Horn, T. Dahlgren, Bottom row: N. Cadena, L. Tschetter, W. Davisson, K. Doyle, K. Roan 130 Math Muscle Measures Out Success This year's Math club had many high honors. Billy Weaver, Kevin Nelson, Aaron Melville and Keith Kelly placed in the top 3% in Montana on the American High School Math Examination. Billy Weaver placed highest out of Hardin students, taking 8th. out of 4,000. Because of this, he was invited to participate in the next national exam. As a team, Hardin placed 11th out of approximately 100 schools in Montana, ranging from Class C to AA. The Hardin Math Club members were also Champions in the Regional Math Competition. Billy Weaver, Corey Meredith, and Mark Menke all recieved superior ratings for all of the four classes in which they competed. 132 Foreign Secrets AFS is an organization that promotes World Peace through a exchange student program. Hardin High School has been a participant in the AFS program for the past 15 years and the local club has, during this time, hosted 16 students. This year the AFS club boasts a membership of 20 H.H.S. students. One of the most important activities of the club is the spring foreign exchange dessert. The local club is looking forward to welcoming two foreign exchange students in the 1988-89 school year. Back row L to R: § . Simpson, L. Arbogast, J. Hanson, Advisor K. Lytle, A. Bennett, D. Meredith, Front row: L. Gordon, J. Salmnonsen, D. Becker, J. Graves, L. Tschetter, K. Frickle 133 Homemakers Make Plans for the Future Future Homemakers of America is an organization that helps students learn leadership skills. These students work with their community and peers to better themselves and other people. All in all FHA had a pretty good year. They were actively involved in the community with many programs that gave the community and others information on safety. The students participated in Fall Leadership in Helena, District in Bozeman and State at Kalispell. Many of our members won awards at the State level . They were a very busy organization. Back row L to R: L. Arbogast, S. Denny, T. Mason, E. Goodyear, D. Wemple, M. Newmiller, K. Burr, Avisor Fran Lind, Middle row: D. Wick, L. Contway, L. Gordon, Front row: S. Redden, R. Gentry, W. Contway, M. Warren, J. Kuntz Officers: Historian-Stacey Denny, Secretary-Maria Newmiller, V.P.-Donnella Wick, President-Michelle Warren, (not pictured) Treasurer-Donna Wemple 134 Successful Farmers FFA had a good year, but with the budget cut they could not go to most of the events for this year. They got to go to the Winter Fair in Bozeman and the Nile in Billings and M.A.T.E. in Billings. Their community project was putting out flags on Flag Day. They have 20 acres of land they cleaned up and put in seeds on the land outside of Hardin. So FFA has had a pretty good year in their project and all their events they have went to Mr. Kober said, I thought they did a good job overall for this year. The officers for FFA were as follows: President-Ronnie Fox Vice-President-Bob Noyes Secretary-Donna Wemple Treasurer-Justin Schindler Sentinel-Roger Watson Representative-Jake Pitsch Parliament-Travis Bastrom Good job Future Farmers of America! 136 FFA was represented in the Nile judging team by Missy Wacker, Bob Noyes, Justin Schindler, Travis Kehler, and Heather Fisher. The Winter Fair judging team were as follows Daina Atkins, Will Fillingham, Spenser Kehler, Kelly Kehler, and Michael Bastrom. In the M.A.T.E. mechanics contest were Ronnie Fox, Doug Link, and Jake Pitsch. In the District Livestock team were Bob Noyes, Missy Wacker, and Daina Atkins. In the State Leadership team were as follows Ronnie Fox, Bob Noyes, Missy Wacker, Jake Pitsch, and Doug Link. The students coming on top were Ronnie Fox taking second in High Individual Mechanics and Missy Wacker taking first in High Individual Reasons. GOOD JOB!!! 137 Pride In What We Do VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) is open to anyone enrolled in any of the automotive classes. Our VICA competed in two catagories: auto mechanics and small engines. There were five outstanding students that went to State this year in Havre: Jason Fabrizious, David Old Elk, Cory Gregerson, Andy Harris, and Troy Dahlgren. Before going each competator had take a job interview and had to take a test on VICA knowledge. They each then competed in one of the classes at State. Top row L to R: A. Harris, D. Old Elk, D. Barnes, K. Gross, Bottom row:D. Link, E.J. Storm, C. Gregerson, (not pictured) T. Dahlgren, J. Fabrizious Officers: D. Old Elk, A. Harris, D. Barnes, E.J. Storm 138 Off to a Rocky Start Sums up this year said Key Club advisor Mr. Dave Hall. They had a few problems in the beginning, but eventually got it together and achieved their year's goal of attending the 40th annual Key Club Convention. There were six members that attended the Montana Convention. Activities that Key Club was involved in include a dance-a-thon for the Muscular Dystrophy Association and a childrens' Christmas carnival. Seven members attended the dance and Club President, Wayne Other Medicine, made $375, the highest amount for one person. As for next year, the club is in danger of extinction, but, if it is around, they plan to have many service projects for both the school and the community. Backiov LtoKT.Dahlgien,M.Hollcnbcx:k,N.McVfflervAKhney,B. Court, AhfeorD.Hal,Middle: J.GabecT.LawerctiC Shcton, W. OtherM cdidne, Front D.SteingM.FicndvD.Sfcdng Officers fVcs, W.OtherModinccv VP,N. McMIlcrv Scc.-Tres, T. la were e 139 YEAR'S HAPPE U.S. reflags Kuwait ships in Pesian Gulf Tsife®s 3 days to ©xttnsato US mmaDimltDn nM JTcessncai McCflonr® ffiraDinm w®Bfl 35 students busted in Pioneer Park for drugs ffi®@§klltii)§ ©Qunrnir Q@ wBw m[p)®t?[£)@w[] Hardin OEA takes national honors Kannsas wSmis NCAA Ibaste®(ilbaiDE ©QnaimjiptonDsMp Winter Olympics held in Calgary IPir®§B gl®ifi)flB@B lh@ip®Qui3® §aj© sm1 wB§BQ IMJmllsim Gorbechev and Reagan sign INF Treaty GmtoffirniiffltoirfifflD canndlndlato yaiDtt©rrmmfiir© dln©s Snn jpflaim© ©irasDn Skyjackers hold hostages on Kuwait airliner 140 QtPK tism WoirM UtMU® Bonnie Blair wins gold in 1000 meter Speedskating IHIeadl ©IF Stoll®, WnflHnamm Casey, dines Anthony Kennedy becomes newest member to Supreme Court ©®nnno© fits©® miln © @©iryy iMJsur 0© ©frump)©®© Q©ir (Pt®©M®P)© Pop singer, Andy Gibb, dies TTHnnirdl jpen°n®dl G- n v®E°imiimi®iinll cDass (takes 2nndl nnn Sda(t® Monica Harmon elected national treasurer in OEA ©raf Q®©QDiP)@) Q©tr ©mhH®H®© Crows win Coal Severence Tax money Pong ganngs s[pn°eadl ttHnir®iiiigfln®on(t U0§0 Zola Budd quits running because of pressure from Africa Junior - Senior Banquet 142 Thanks, Juniors!!! The Prom, The Time of Our Lives , proved to be a success. The Juniors got busy Monday night to begin the decorations. Slowly but surely, the gym began to take shape. Katie Seykora was head of the Prom committee that made up roughly 80% of the class. Many different things were present at prom. For pictures, a bridge was set down for couples to daintily pass over, while pictures were taken. Some girls were scared that they weren't going to make it over due to their hoops or they had a fear of tripping. Every couple that went through made it with no trouble at all! The band, Black Water , was playing during this time. Couples started to shake their bodies throughout the night. 143 MMmisM The gym sparkled with decorations and soft lights as it anticipated another night of magic from 1987-1988 Jr. Sr. Prom. The gym opened to the parents and the public at 8:00 p.m. and the band, Blackwater , started playing at around 9:30 p.m. for awaiting listeners. The theme for this year's Prom was The Time of Our Lives. The dance ended at 1:00, but the excitement didn't. 144 Aaadl Ulh© IB:m ®Il®|p® Plsas® The lights began to dim. A hush ripples throughout the audience. One by one people are turning to look at the back of the auditorium. Slowly they enter. This is not an execution. This is the coronation ceremonies for 1988's Prom. The activities had just begun with coronation at 9:00 p.m. on Saturday April 9th. Walking toward them are students nominated by their peers. Everyone's wondering who will be Queen. Will it be Missy Wacker, Christie Wolcott, Monica Harmon or Cass Graber? Will Kevin Gross or Corey Meredith be crowned King. Possibly it will be Jeff Leischner or E.J. Storm? 145 Usato And the royalty of 1988 are ... Missy Wacker and Kevin Gross! The audience applauds for the King and Queen. Cameras start clicking like a mass of fireflies that are suddenly set free. After the ceremony, which lasts 20 minutes. Prom begins. How do the newly crowned King and Queen feel? Miss. Wacker said, 1 felt surprised. Gross just summed up his feelings as being Great! 146 The Baccalaureate-Commencement was held on May 22, 1988 in the Middle School auditorium. The High School Band under the direction of Mr. Ken Boggio played the usual Fanfare Processional and Recessional. They also played two other songs which were Hymn to Joy and Phoenix Overture. The Benediction was delivered by Mr. Kim Anderson. Reverend Bill Tibbs gave the Baccalaureate address and Mr. Kim Anderson introduced the class speakers; Cassandra Graber, Jennifer Guptill and Ed Coates. 147 The Senior Class Saluditorian was Billy Weaver and the Valedictorian was Corey Meredith. The class song Like an Eagle was sung by Ann Bennett and Robin Borgesson. The Class Motto was There Comes a Time in our Lives When We Must Take Flight and Try Our Own Wings. Class song: Like and Eagle Class colors: Red and Black. This year's Senior Class Advisors were Mr. Laurie Nelson, Mrs. Pat Havlovick, Mr. Shahid Ahmed, Mrs. Julie O'Dell, and Mr. Robert Bennett. The Junior Ushers: Kelly Rose, Sharon Simpson, Jason Kehr, Karen Koyama, Deanna Meredith, and Brenda Romine. 148 Those that wore the Honor Cord were as follows: Ann Marie Bennett, Robin Dawn Borgesson, Ed. L. Coates, Leann Rae Davis, Amy Jo Dunfee, Tanya Lee Egged, Pamela Dee Fox, Ronnie Scott Fox, Jennifer Dale Guptill, Monica Lynn Harmon, Michelle Lynn Hickey, Jeannette Kehr, Aaron Lance Melville, Corey Lee Meredith, Kevin Douglas Nelson, Robert Glenn Noyes, Melissa Ann Wacker, Craig Allen Warren and William Warren Weaver. 149 idhoEairsMjpi Kevin Nelson-Air Force ROTC (4 years)-$25,000 Michelle Hickey-Air Force ROTC (3 years)-$21,000 Billy Weaver-BYU Presidential years. tuition)-$3,000 Leann Davis-Catholic Daughters-$300 Pam Fox-C.I.T.E.-$500 Kevin Nelson-Colorado State U.-$1,000 Tanya Egged Corey Meredith-Corkins Memorial-$300 $200 Jennifer Guptill-Luke Dyche Memorial-$500 Cassandra Graber-Eastern Mennonite College-(4-year Schol., approx $2,000 year)-$8,000 Leann Davis-Elks Lodge 2215 Local-$300 Corey Meredith-Elks Lodge 2215 Local-$200 Jennifer Guptill-Elks Lodge 2215 Local-$100 Corey Meredith-Elks National Foundation-$900 Leann Davis-Elks National Foundation-$900 Robin Borgesson-Elks National Vocational-$1,000 Corey Meredith-Farmers Union Agriculture-$300 Tanya Egged-First Interstate Bank-Agriculture-$750 Pam Fox-First Interstate Bank-Business-$750 Robin Borgesson-First Interstate Bank-Vocational-$750 Kevin Gross-Kahlberg Memorial-$300 Corey Meredith-Little Horn State Bank-$500 Leann Davis-Masonic-$500 Robin Borgesson-Masonic-$500 Corey Meredith-Masonic-$500 Ann Bennett-Mont. U. System Honor-$1,200 Leann Davis-Mont. U. System Honor-$1,200 Aaron Melville-Mont. U. System Honor-$1,200 Billy Weaver-National Honor Society-$100 Corey Meredith-National Honor Society-$100 Kevin Gross-N. Dak. State College of Science Track Schol.-$200 Melissa Wacker-Northwest Community College Academic-$450 Kristen Graber-Red Lodge Music (Donated by Sprengers)-$50 Jeannette Kehr-Ricks College Leadership-$1270 Kevin Gross-E.J. Schoen Memorial Automobile-$250 Michelle Warren-Soroptomist Youth Award-$100 Melissa Wacker-S. C. Pork Producers-$400 Tanya Egged-S. C. Pork Producers-$350 Corey Meredith-S. C. Pork Producers-$350 Jennifer Guptill-Danny Three Irons Varsity Club-$500 Leann Davis-U. of M.-$600 Ann Bennett-U. of M.-$300 Corey Meredith-Floyd Warren Memorial Ag.-$200 150 151 LUMA IS FRENCH'S PEANUTS TOO - BUILDING MATERIALS 26 WEST 2nd HARDIN. MONTANA 59034 TROY 665- 1 550 PAT 665-2550 Business 665-1402 COAST TO COAST Your Hardware Store 304 N. 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Stevenson's Tiger Discounter 901 N. Center Ave. 665- 1682 159 We, Billie and Nichole, will to Dorci a new bumper for her Chevy. Hopefully, it won't fall off this time. I, Tammy Findley, will to Jennifer Butorac an all day sucker. I, Angela Mason, will Luzenia Yellowmule a different middle name. I, Angela Mason will Mandy Moccasin the ability to mind her own business. I, Robin Hannabach, will to Ms.Sundheim and Mr. Pease my correspondence course. I, Angela Mason, will to Garlon Williamson my little cousin Diana! I, Samantha Stops, will to Roni Tall Bull, the name Dudley to her stuffed puppy. I, Tammy Findley, will my little brother, Kenny Johnson, the ability to graduate. I, an anonymous Senior, will to Jennifer Guptill the ability to keep her mouth closed when she stares at people. I, Roxanne Feller, will to Judy Schmidt, a driver's manual. I, a sound minded Senior, will Bill G. the ability to know that there's more to life than partying. I, Robin Hannabach, will to my brother Jake, the ability to act like a civilized human being. I, anonymous, will Bill G. the ability to find a girl so he stops having dreams when staying with Justin. We, Angela and Tammy, will Mr. Thompson, the ability to not spit when he talks to people. I, Samantha Stops, will my government book to Roni Tall Bull. We, Mary Tibbs and Gayle Bad Bear, will to Syd Lytle, the ability to use common sense instead of philosophy. I, anonymous, will the Junior class the ability to start a new tradition, no more babies. I, Danny Barnes, will the names Fric and Free to the Kehler boys, or Fuzzy Bunnies , whichever they prefer. I, Rusty Redden, will Mr. Nelson, all the hair I'm going to lose going into the Navy. I, Michelle Hickey, will to Syd Lytle, the ability to find something to do that isn't so High School . I, Christy Wolcott, will to the Freshman class the ability to learn how to walk down the hall. I, Christy Wolcott, will to next years Accounting I class to have as much fun as we did. I, Presina Grant, will to my sister Tami my Gym locker. I, Presina Grant, will my running shoes to Norman Other Medicine. I, Nichole, will to Kim Doyle Luzenia Yellowmule the ability to poke out students pictures only with extra pictures. I, Nichole, will to Dorci Kerri to have a better time during their Senior year (that won't be hard, girls) I, A SENIOR, will to the Varsity Cheerleaders the nickname Barbie I, Krista Herbel, will to John Lautt a microphone and a band to pursue his singing career. I, Krista Herbel, will to Tanya H. the ability to drive her boyfriend home without wrecking her car. I, Danny Barnes, will Pam Schaak and Kim Just a couple ladders for climbing up the tree to jump into their pants in the morning. I, Ann Bennett, will Sharon Simpson some free time so she can catch her breath occasionally. Parents' Senior Messages Kevin Nelson Being successful is achieving an object. Being a success is having another object in mind after achieving the last one. We are proud of your successfulness, your integrity, and your uniqueness. We love you. Mom and Dad Ann Bennett Congratulations of a job well done! Be bold- and mighty forces will come to your aid. May your dreams come true with a song in your heart. Mom and Dad Tanya Egged Congratulations of being selected as a cheerleader for the East- West Shrine game. Know your years at M.S.U. will be challenging as well as fun. Mom and Dad Michelle Hickey As you graduate and start a new adventure that will take the balance of your life to complete; remember, we are proud of you and love you very much. Mom and Dad Marcel Reategui We thank you for a wonderful year and for sharing a part of your life with us. Our home and hearts will always be open for you. Wir lieben Dich. Pat and Sandi Breckenridge Michelle Warren It's been a fun four years of High School Michelle. You are such a sweet and thoughtful person, always so caring. We are very proud of you. We love you. Mom and Dad and Wayne Cassandra Graber Congratulations Cassandra! We're proud of your accomplishments this year. We know you'll have a great time in college and wish you the best in everything. We love you. 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