Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

1982 Locomotive Laurel Senior High School Laurel, Montana Volume 66 Here’s Looking At You Tim Barclay, Howard Rickard - Editors Dave Severson - Advisor Table of Contents Student Life Page 3 Seniors Page 25 Academics Page 49 Sports Page 79 Clubs Page 113 Juniors Page 129 Sophomores Page 137 Freshmen Page 145 Adm. and Fac. Page 153 Index, Ads Page 159 STUDENT LIFE The School Year 1. Going to a flood? Paul Harris ready for a rainy day. 2. Need help breathing? Lee Webber seems to be saying this to Cindy Bestrom. 3. How's this pose? Mike Wommack and Tim Harper take a break from the wrestling match. I 1. Do we have to go back to class? Tim Grant, Myron Magnus, Linda Kiedrowski, Kelly Ridl, and Rick Elton walk back to class after a morning pep assembly. 2. We just love fire drills! Margaret Metzger, Paula Kramer, and Melody Petro pose for a quick snapshot during a fire drill. 3. My face won’t fit through the glass!Teri Brennan tries to walk through the glass in the journalism room. 4. Now, now children. Christy Wegh tries to quiet down the noise in the jr. high hallway. The Sports Fans 1. Hey mom, look at me! ' Fred Rickard at a 9th grade girls basketball game. 2. Super Star Metzger. Simone Strand and Margaret Metzger await the Varsity game. 3. The Freshman clan. Lisa Ridl, Paula Gilchrist, Jeri Vladic, April Rankin, Lori Wojcik, and Jodi Gradwohl provide the entertainment at a B-Squad game. r 6 1. Who can beat that face?Ron O’Donnell shows his best face expression. 2. What’s so funny, DeWayne? DeWayne Caldwell, Tony Scribner, and Marc Leichner are amused with B-squad games. 3. Go, Mike, go. Craig Kuntz, Mitch Soule, and Angelo Rivera cheer on Mike Morgan to his pin. Here’s Looking At You Senior’s l 1. Don't you love our earrings? Alison Brice, Kelly Fichtner, and Tracy Fox show off with their fashionable earrings. 2. Slam Dunk! Vince Hill does one of his slam dunks during a pep assembly. 3. Are you that excited? Duane Crawford walks across the stage a few days before graduation. 8 1. HELLO WEEK! Posters were put up during the Senior’s last week of school. 2. Graduation Day! These 109 Senior’s wait for their diplomas. 3. Lets get some food on the table. Jonh Raisler, John Hart and Brian Schmutzler wait for their food. 9 Class Actions This year’s classes weren’t all work. Business Law had a mock trial. Kurt Anthony came to the high school to give the teachers a break with coffee and doughnuts. In speech class, Shawna Hill did a singing telegram as a demonstrative speech. The freshman had their fun in geography doing maps with food. 1. I want youl says Kurt Anthony to the students in biology. 2. Your eyelids are getting heavyl Stephani Harris seems to be trying to hypnotize the photographer as Rick Kraft and Brett Herzog stay in the background. 3. What’s the answer to four? April Rankin and Lori Wojcik are in the junior high library doing the rest of their homework. 10 11 The Crowds Of LHS 12 13 Who's Who 1. Boy’s State delegates for 1983 were Mark Verlanic, Lee Webber, Phil Vedovatti, and Ryan Yeager. Not pictured Pat Behm and Bob DeCarlo. 2. Those who attended High School Week May 28-30 were Laurie Schreiner, Taleena Hart, Tracy Fox, Annette Wilder, Robin Harper, Teri Brennan, Jill Johnson, Della Kunda, Kristy Kinney, Cindy Kroll, John Hart, Rich McFate, Duane Crawford, Rob Day, Lee Langlinais, and Keith W’eatherford. 3. Girls’ State delegates for 1983 were Lori Kraft, Schellie Hansen, Lisa Pelican, Gail Hartung, and Kelly Singleton. Advisors Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Feichtner. Not Pictured Julie Kissee. 4. Those attending U of M Days April 11-13 were Linda Eisenbraun, Teri Brennan, Cindy Crilly, and Jaime Zink. 14 Honor Students. Laurie Schriener, Jeannine Evans, Vicky Richardson, Shirley Kukes, Tracy Bernhardt, Mona Averett, Rich McFate, Tim Barclay, and Beth Herzog. Valedictorian Vicky Richardson Salutatorian Tracy Bernhardt Mona Averett Tim Barclay Jeannine Evans Beth Herzog Shirley Kukes Rich McFate Laurie Schriener Babe Ruth Award winners were Vicky Richardson and Steve Hackmann 15 Beauty and the Lonely Beast Beauty and the Lonely Beast played for two days. It was presented for the West Elementary students at West, and in the auditorium for Graff and South school and the 7th graders. The final performance was December 9, 1982, in the High School Auditorium in front of adults and the students at LHS. It was directed by Mrs. Mary Ann Conners who was assisted by Jill Vladic. 1. “Here’s your rose for Beauty, says the beast to Mr. Merryweather. 2. The making of a beast. Cindi Crilly is made up into a beast. 3. “I’m not going to trade, says Sue to Agnes. 16 Isadora Plum Agnes Sue Beauty Mr. Merryweather Beast Prince Clowns Lesli Smidt Carolyn Prill Brenda M. Frank Linda Kiedrowski Jaime Zink Cindi Crilly Steve Hackmann Bobbi Weatherman Jill Vladic Trisha Krug 1. “Don’t start crying again Beauty,”says the Beast. 2. “Now Listen here, girls, says Father to Sue and Beauty. 3. “Then I saw this big ugly beast!” says Father to Beauty. 17 Practice Makes Perfect 1. Get down, get funky. Lisa Fox, Lisa Phillips, and Cindy Bestrom are practicing for tryouts. 2. Nice view! This is a backstage view during dress rehearsal. 3. “Oh, you silly girl ' says a woman passenger (alias Billy Crocker) to Hope Harcourt and Sir Evelyn Oakleigh. r 18 Reno Sweeney Billy Crocker Moonface Martin Hope Harcourt Bonnie Sir Evelyn Oakleigh Mrs. Harcourt E. J. Whitney Two Chinese Converts Ching Ling Lisa Fox Steve Hackmann Kevin Ketterling Lesli Smidt Gail Hart Richard McFate Melody Petro Will Guenthner Angelo Rivera Ramon Jimenez 1. I don’t see an ant crawling around here. Luke Sisk and Trent Ruecker scrub floor during dress rehearsal. 2. Hard work and determination. That’s what Ginny Kincy and other practice during tryouts. 3. “I'd like to introduce you to my bos, E. J. Whitney.” Moonface Martin and E. J. Whitney practice on center stage before opening night. 19 Anything Goes’ Is A Hit On the luxury liner SS American cruising from New York in 1934, a number of mismatched and unexpected passengers turn up on board. Billy Crocker, Hope Har-court, Sir Evelyn Oakleigh, Mrs. Harcourt, Reno Sweeney, and Moonface Martin make up this hilarious musical. I. Aye, Aye Mam. Billy Crocker comes to attention when Mrs. Harcourt arrives. 2. What’s your name? The reporter talks to these lovely women. 3. That's okay, we'll give you a wing and a leg. Reno’s Angels show the audience what they’ve got. 4. Say, am I early or late?” Reno Sweeny catches Evelyn at an unexpected moment. 1. “Billy, I do love you. Hope Harcourt and Billy Crocker share a romantic moment in the brig. 2. The cast of Anything Goes has an enjoyable time with ‘Let’s Step Out.’ 3. Do you got that good of a hand, Moonface? Billy Crocker, Ling, Moonface Martin, and Ching all gather for a poker game in the brig. 4. “Yes, Mrs. Harcourt I am a Minister. says Moonface Martin to Mrs. Harcourt. 5. “They say that bears have love affairs ... Sir Evelyn Oakleigh struts his stuff. 21 The Faces of LHS 1. Ride’em Cowboy! Lee Webber jumps into a Christmas tree. 2. Do you see any resemblance? Kevin Kautz and Miss Erwin pose for a picture. 3. You Called? Cassie Foos looks up while in Art II. J 1. Where did they come from? The Army? Ron Dillenbeck, Linda Kiedrowski, Ginny Kincy, Bobbi Weatherman, Mona Crisp, Chris Gordon, Taleena Hart, Julie Kissee, Lisa Maida, Lee Webber, Cliff Forstner, Cindi Crilly, John Hart and Chris Harris dress up for the Last MASH Bash. 2. Play that for us again, Angie. Angie Gray plays the trombone during band 1st period. 3. C Mon, leave it on the wall. Connie Gilchrist trys to hold up a sign and she gets her picture taken. 23 To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. Class officers: Edie Keener, Sac Rep.; Vicky Richardson, Secretary-Treasurer; Linda Eisenbraun, Sac Rep.; and standing, Richard McFate, Vice-president; Tim Barclay, President. 26 Class Colors: Lavender, Dark Purple, Silver Homecoming and Christmas Formal ' | C VI .N y 2 1. Homecoming: Queen Edie Keener, King Ru9ty Lohof, Princess Pauline Hedges, Prince Duane Crawford. 2. Pauline Hedges crowns Edie Keener Queen. 3. Christmas Formal: King Tim Barclay, Queen Pam Heiser. 4. Christmas Formal: Prince Rob Day, Queen Vicky Richardson. Homecoming Candidates: Ron Gradwohl, Annette Wilder, Mike Hodges, Robin Harper, Steve Hackmann, Linda Eisenbraun, Duane Crawford, Edie Keener, Rusty Lohof, Pauline Hedges. Christmas Formal Candidates: Dave Engen, Laurie Schreiner, Mike Hoppel, Vicky Richardson, Lee Langlinais, Alison Brice, Rob Day, Pam Heiser, Tim Barclay, Tracy Fox. 27 Prince: Ken Markovich Princess: Marcie Blessing 1983 Prom Candidates King: Pedro Rodriguez Queen: Kristy Kinney Travis Adams Sharon Green 28 Mark Massad Elizabeth Maida Scott Richardson Bobbi Bares The Best of Times The 1983 Jr-Sr Prom was a great success. Janet Little and Kevin Ketterling announced Prom candidates. King and Queen were Pedro Rodriguez and Kristy Kinney. The gymnasium was decorated with purple, lavender and silver crepe paper. You could dance in the light of the mirror-ball and around the simulated silver fountain. The 1983 Prom will never be forgotten. 1. The envelope please. Prom candidates wait patiently for the King and Queen to be announced. 2. Anticipation. Everyone eagerly awaits the final decision. 3. Dancing the night away. Pedro and Kristy dance the spotlight dance. 4. Pretty snazzy couple. Mark Massad and Liz Maida walk through the heart. 29 Tea IIP Girls Enjoy The 1983 Senior Girls Tea was a success. The Senior girls and their mothers enjoyed it very much. The Laurel Women’s Club put on the Tea at the Methodist Church. The Club has put on a Senior Tea for 15 years; they have been an organization for 75 years. The welcome speech was given by Marilyn Wright. For entertainment two women from Hart-Albin showed different styles of clothing. They also explained to the girls and their mothers how they became successful clothing buyers. There were varieties of foods from small luncheon sandwiches to cookies, tea, coffee, and punch. 65 Senior girls, 58 mothers, and 5 guests shared at the tea. Senior 1. What a selection. The daughters and mothers are wondering which food to choose next. 2. On with the show. The girls and mothers wait for the next speaker. 3. What a group of ladies. The girls wait for the action to begin. 1983 Senior Banquet 1. Everybody wonders when they’ll get their food. 2. Junior Class President. Janet Little 9tarta off the banquet. 3. Everybody munches down. 4. Lisa Fox and Kevin Ketterling 9ing “The Beet of Times”. 31 Class of 783 “Dream Believers77 The graduation of the class of 1983, on May 22, was a memorable event. The guest speaker was Mrs. Lois Elda Larson, a retired Laurel journalism teacher. Rev. Northcutt was the Baccalaureate speaker. 2 1. All together for one last time. The class of ’83 nervously await for their names to be called. 2. One last look. Travis Adams takes a look back at his fellow classmates while Debbie Anderson follows. 3. It's all over now. Students check their diplomas at the end of the ceremony. 4. Class of 1983 marches in. Graduates file in to receive their diplomas 32 Tracy Ann Bernhardt Marcie Blessing Mona Nae Averett Darlene Kaye Benner Teri Lynn Brennan Debbie Renee Anderson Timothy Scott Barclay Krisandra Marie Anderson Roberta Lynn Bares 33 President Reagan visited Billings in August of 1982 for its Centennial. Alison Anne Brice Kathy Marie DeLeon Linda Mae Eisenbraun Dave Dale Engen Tracy Lynn Fox Brenda Renee Frank Chrisdean Ann Franks 35 Chris Harris Lesley Elaine Harris Omigod! I can’t believe I’m in N. Y. Edie Keener “spooks out” in her motel room on a school trip. Vince Hill Michael Lee Hodges You expect me to believe that Mr. Mayes Robbie Day seems to be saying this in Biology. Michael James Hoppel Troy Horton Debbie Sue Howe 38 Kelly Anne Keller Kristine Marie Kinney Frank Kramer The year 1982-83 was an excellent year for the Seniors. They had many things going all the time to keep them occupied. And with the spring-like weather in the winter they could be outdoors almost all the time. The Senior class of 1983 was small but they were very close. 4 1. Eric Townsend Kail Matson were the crown and flower carriers at Homecoming 1982-83. 2. Steve Hackman dresses up for a wild punk-rocker day. 3. Alison Brice seems to be having very deep thoughts. 4. 5. Yellowstone Park which hopefully everybody can see once, while we still can. 6. On Homecoming the Halls were decorated, and you can see what happened to the last Ranger that crossed our path. 7. On the trip to Washington some students from LHS visited the Washington Monument and the reflecting pool. 8. Kristy Kinney and Chrisdean Franks dress up for Halloween while working at A W. 9. Muscle man returns to LHS. Lee Langlinais shows off his muscles. 6 41 Donna Lea McCartney The Homecoming game under the lights against Livingston. Russell John Lohof Linda G. Mangum Brenda Ann Long Elizabeth Anne Maida Kenneth James Markovich Mark Alan Massad 42 Lisa Kaye Petty Jeanette Tracy Phillips Julie Nepstad Melody Rose Petro Wendy Jo Quinn 43 Honor Society on tour: pictured are: Front row: Annette Wilder, Kristy Kinney, Shirley Kukes, Jill Johnson, Beth Stuber, Back row: Howard Rickard, Richard McFate, Teri Brennan, Mrs. Bassett, Kelly Fichtner, Tracy Reiter, Linda Eisenbraun, Lisa Pelican, Tracy Bernhardt, Duane Crawford, Mr. Graham. Kathy Ellen Reed Tracy Ann Reiter John Raisler Scott Wayne Richardson Victoria Richardson Dennis C. Ringheimer Howard E. Rickard 44 Neil Ray Roberts Reach out and touch someone! Pauline Hedges, Pam Heiser, and Kelly Fichtner are in Mr. Garnett’s office using the telephone. Teresa Ann Robertson Brian C. Schmutzler Laurie Ann Schreiner Troy Alan Scribner 45 Rob Seaman Victor LeRoy Sisk Lesli Caron Smidt 46 Bonnie Sue Tesar Clash-Day Spirit: Tracy Fox, Edie Keener, Laurie Schreiner. Jill Marie Vladic Lisa Germann, Laurie Schreiner, Robin Harper celebrate the last day of school as Juniors. View from Bear Tooth Pass, north of Yellowstone Park. Tammy Rose Wanner 47 Keith Robert Weatherford Andy Joseph Wetch Annette Renee Wilder What’s with ail the laughing there? Teri Brennan and Lynn Halverson are in the office Messing around. Seniors not pictured: Travis Adams Rosa Crespo Rovert E. Gunter Ron Himmelspach George Kuper Pedro Juan Rodriquez Carol Lynn Williams 48 Julia A. Wood Jaime Rae Zink ACADEMICS Sciences Awe-Inspiring The science department helped students understand how their world works and why it works. They learned where life itself originated and what types of elements compose matter itself. 1. Here P. D., try this on for size. Cindy Bestrom teases P. D. to nibble on her finger. 2. Careful, it's hot! Dale Craig and Rob Greenig check up on their experiment during chemistry II. 3. Just a little bit more. Bryon Wagner works with a balance in chemistry II. 50 1. Totally enthusiastic. Tim Grant, Trent Gardner, Matt Williams and Ron O’Donnell are captured by Mr. Mayes’ lecture as are other students. 2. We'll see if he can feel this! Jeremy Lacey attempts to test Danny Kindsfather’s sense of touch during Freshmen science. 3. Aw, leave her alone, Mark. Todd Piret tries to persuade Mark Leischner to stop bugging the busy students behind him in biology. 4. Ahh, the life of a science student. Tracy Frare and Howard Nvernberger show how easy Freshmen science really is. 51 Work Involved In Mathematics The cosine of an angle, the value of x and the length of line segment AB are a few of the questions pondered by students in the math department. The department was expanded by a computer class which was taught by Mr. Jury. l 1. Why are these triangles congruent? Jenny Jo Fouls and Ron O'Donnell work on a geometry assignment. 2. How do you figure this one out? Mike Hodges tries to figure out a trig question while he and Kristi Kinney, Flink Michels, Teri Brennan, Beth Herzog and Lee Langlinais work on a test. 3. So, that’s the answer. Phil Vedovatti checks over his work before handing in his test. 52 1. This can't be right. Sam Hatfield and Ken Kunda try to decide how to work an algebra II question. 2. Pretending to be hard at work. Annette Wilder ponders a difficult question in trigonometry. 3. This stufPs easy. Randy Hunt and Pat Behm take it easy during algebra II. 4. Here's the correct answer. Mr. Jury shows a student how to perform a math function. 53 I A Works on Various Projects The IA department worked in various areas; from designing a two-story house to constructing projects out of wood and metal. This department expanded this year by adding carpentry and welding as two more elective classes. 1. It works! Sandy Crow makes an electronics project complete with a light bulb. 2. Got to get it just right. Linda Mangum files down her project in woods. 3. Knee-bone connected to the shin-bone. Tracy Frare attempts to put wood blocks together evenly. 4. Just a little off the top. Mike Brockman tries to make his project square while Bill Hart and Brent Shay do their own projects. 5. I’ll pound some sense into your head. Mr. Wright tries to teach Bill Roselot some safe uses of Industrial Arts tools. 54 3 1. Hey, I A makes me nervous! Ramone Jiminez does the shakes while Mike Lone peeks cautiously from behind a chair. 2. Hold it steady. Scott Moseman routers his project. 3. Fits just perfect. John Murdock pieces together a frame while Brent Shay takes measurements in Freshmen IA. 4. Will it light? Dave Engen and Rusty Lohof attempt to see if their electronics project will work while Mr. Wright watches. 55 Art Expands In Many Areas 1 Art offers creativity and a chance to express oneself through just about any medium he can imagine. The art department expanded its ceramics department by adding two more kick wheels. The glass from the windows that were replaced in the school was used by many art students for sand-blasting projects. 1. Who’s Oliver? Paul Harris smiles pretty for the camera while working on his painting. 2. Dear Mom, Joe DeFresne works on his lettering along with Tony Knudson during Freshmen art. 3. This is easy! Sandra Westerman and Tracy Phillips work on their paintings with pastels. 2 56 1. Here’s how it’s done. Bonnie Tesar explains to an attentive Wayne Massad how to draw a straight line. 2. Always time for friends. Cynthia George takes time out from working in art to wave. 3. How do you draw a house? Johnny Schumacher works on a pencil drawing in Freshmen art. 4. Add a dab of this. Shawna Ross experiments with different colors of paints to put on her art project. 5. This is starting to get fun! Craig Kuntz begins enjoying his work in art while Don Manweiler seems distracted by a daydream. Preparing for a Business World The business department developed the students’ skills in preparation for the future business world in which they are soon going to be a part. They were enhanced in the areas of counting, typing and practical business laws. .Vo peeking! Kathy Dolechek keeps her eye on her book while rapidly typing a letter. It’s none of your business. Tammy Wanner expresses her opinion while Linda Mangum helps her with her typing problem. Financial problems. Tina Curry figures out figures during accounting class. Oops, goofed again. Chandel Schumacher erases a mistake while Gail Tomlin does the same during typing I. 1. You're on the wrong page!Tracy Reiter shows Mona Averett what page the class is working on in shorthand. 2. What does caveat emptor mean? Linda Eisenbraun, Jeannine Evans, Chanda Thompson, Brian Schmuztler and Rich McFate study for a business law test. 3. Using good form. Shelly Fox and Doug Hatten practice their form on paragraphs in typing. 4. Absolutely no plot. Kathy Marregard critiques the film she just viewed in accounting. 59 Home Ec Develops Homemakers The home ec department developed the student’s skills in cooking, sewing, interior decorating, nutrition and health care. The single-living class was for students who didn’t want to take home ec, though it was similar. 1. Passing the time away. Rob Greenig works on a single-living project. 2. Why don't I just buy a shirt? Rosa Crespo and Jaime Zink work on sewing in single-living. 3. This'll look good on the Christmas tree. Kari Kallem works on ornaments in home ec. 60 2 1. We’re all here! Ready and willing to become good shoppers are Bonnie Gable, Dawn Williams, Shelly Robertus, Paula Gilchrist and Jeri Vladic. 2. Shopping is fun. Sherry Lenhardt and Tammy Hein check prices for the shopping spree for home ec. 3. What do you want? Kathy Reed is interrupted while ironing in home ec. 61 Journalism Develops Through Changes The Laurel Leaves got off to a rough start with little organization on the two-week schedule. The paper was eventually changed to a monthly paper. The paper didn’t lack humor though, due to the addition of the cartoon “Maui Bud” by Howard Rickard and the humorous column “Squibbles and bits” by Cindi Crilly, which spiced it up. V 2 1. Laurel Leaves staff: seated, Lynn Halvorson, Cindi Crilly, and Andrea Northcutt, editor. Standing, Terri Lamb, Julia Wood, Lesli Smidt, Rich McFate, editor; and Dave Severson, advisor. Not pictured is Linda Eisenbraun. 2. Where’s the Maui Bud cartoon? Rich McFate keeps things in order while doing layouts. 3. Here’s the right way. Lesli Smidt tries to show Cindi Crilly the proper use of a camera, though Andrea isn’t interested. 4. Who wrote this?Linda Eisenbraun looks through copy about to be sent to the printer while Teri Brennan looks over some photos. 62 The Annual Started off its subscription drive with the “Adventures of Maui Bud.” They also decided to include the freshmen in the annual. The staff was a little hectic during deadlines due to lack of experience, but after smoothing out some rough spots, things ran like clockwork. 1. This’ll fit right here. Tim Barclay works on a layout while Howard Rickard looks through photos. 2. Freeze, Sucker! Ken Markovich’s attention is destracted while typing up copy for the yearbook. 3. I can’t see without the radio on. Ken Markovich examines some negatives while Tim Barclay is amused by his logic. 4. Locomotive Staff: seated, Howard Rickard, editor; Ken Markovich, Ron Gradwohl, Tim Barclay, editor. Standing, Mr. Severson, advisor; Jill Vladic, Edie Keener, Chrisdean Franks, Teri Brennan, Taleena Hart, Linda Eisenbraun and Terri Lamb. 63 English Expands Its Media The English classes offer a variety of courses from advanced composition to science fiction. This year the media classes visited a local radio station, KLYC, to broaden their knowledge of the communications business. l 1. I’m a little hoarse!says Duane Crawford during hi9 speech about the “Valley Girl.” 2. Freshmen brain power! David Clayton, Dale Petty, Wanda Ringheimer, Lee Bran9tetter, Rick Hasbrouck, Mike Kellogg and Sonja Letcher are hard at work during Mr. Koski’s English class. 3. Hello Radioland! Kieth Knudson plays DJ at KLYC during media class. 4. Speech class can be fun. Lesli Smidt, Stephanie Harris, Mark Verlanic, Todd Krumm, Robin Harper, and Craig Paurus look interested in Mr. Kilpatrick’s speech class. 64 1. Good afternoon class. Beth Zigweid gives a book report in Mr. Severson’s class. 2. Questions anyone? Tim Harper takes the advice on the blackboard and gives a speech. . 3. Sawing z’s. Patty Teeters and Carol Williams catch up on their sleep while in English class. 65 Learning Handy Skills 1. Who is that masked man?George Kuper cleans his weld in welding class. 2. I can't see! Brad Walters shows his skill in welding. 3. Perfection is the name of the game. Chet Burroughs eagerly works on a project. In T I, students have the chance to rebuild engines and work on their own cars. By learning new skills and perfecting skills already known, these students may easily become the mechanics of tomorrow. In welding, a new class, the students learned how to arc-weld and gas-weld, along with other handy skills. 1. GET IT RIGHT! Hard at work, Chet Burroughs displays his skill. 2. MASTERING SKILLS. Steve Jansma and Jack Pebbles are working hard. 3. CAREFUL! Dan Palm makes use of a hacksaw. 67 A Glimpse Of The Past The Freshmen in Montana History, guided by the strong hand of Mr. Ronan, had the opportunity to make maps and learn as much as they could about their state. The U.S. History classes worked hard on the good oP worksheets, while the World History class struggled to learn by playing hangman. Taxes was the name of the game in Government the second semester. Boy had Senioritis set in by then!! In Business Law the seniors had a mock trial, finding the alleged killer, Mike Mean, not guilty. 1. GET BUSY! Rosalind Morrissey, Shelly Dolechek, Rob Miller, and Gary Conner eagerly complete a worksheet in U.S. History. 2. WAKE UP! Sheryl Dewell stares off into space in United States History 3. ON THE WITNESS STAND. Brian Schmutzler and Rich McFate call Chnada Thompson to the witness stand in a mock trial in Business Law. 68 1. Oh golly! Don Schardt looks over a difficult history assignment. 2. Mr. Roaan’a Montana History class learns that “Tests can be fun!” 3. Omigod! Lori Palmer has a perplexed look on her face in history class. 69 Concert Band 78 Members Strong 1 1. Back row: Miss Erwin, Joe DuFresne, Jaime Zink, Carol Willims, Colin Stevick, Dana Evans, Carolyn Prill, Mr. Bares, Cliff Forstner, Randy Jeroma, 2nd row: Lisa Germann, Kathy Reed, Debbie Schwenneker, Lisa Peterson, Beth Stuber, Lori Smarsh, Karol Knusdon, Kendall Joki, Julie Krueger, Laverne Wolfe, Keith Weatherford, Lonnie Weatherman, Jeanette Phillips, Kevin Kautz, Tracy Fox, Robin Harper, Shelly Fox, Karen Kringen, Ron Dillenbeck, Roxanne Morrissey, Keith Knudson, David Larson, Julie Nepstad, Trisha Krug, Lonnie Peterson, Angie Gray, Kristy Kinney, Gordon Lawson. 3rd Row: Beth Zigweid, Glenda Cherry, Tammy Lapp, Brenda Long, Kim Singleton, DeeDee Southerland, Paula Gilchrist, Janet Gradwohl, Lisa Sprigler, Tina Morgan, Vicki Crilly, Robyn Cassidy, Cindi Crilly, Rosalind Morrissey, Karen Gauthier, David Mohr, Rosalee Richardson, Jamie Carmony, Sheryl Dewell, Rob Day, Don Lorfing, Susan Beadle, Cindy Kroll, Gina Frickle, Teri Clark. Front Row: Vicky Richardson, Kelly Fichtner, Alison Brice, Liz Maida, Della Kunda, Cindy Bestrom, Kelly Singleton, Bobbie Bares, Sheri Lenhardt, Connie Gilchrist, Joan Branstetter, Stacy McFate, Bobbie Weatherman, Jodi Gradwohl, Laurie Riemann, Debbie Zigweid, Andrea Northcutt. 2. Down with the Grizzly! Jaime Zink, Carolyn Prill, Stacy McFate, and Shelly Fox show their disapproval of the grizzly bear during the all-school elections for Montana’s State Animal. The Grizzly won at the Laurel schools and in all the schools around the state. 70 Pep Band Creates Enthusiasm Concert Band is a group of 78 musicians that work on songs that they play for school concerts and festival in the Spring. Pep Band members are a select group of musicians who show their school spirit by playing at games and for pep assemblies. What would games be like without our traditional School Song “Go U Northwestern” played by our pep band. 1. Pep Band members are: Back row: Rob Day, Carolyn Prill, Carol Williams, Jaime Zink, Cliff Forstner, Angie Gray, Lonnie Peterson, 2nd row: Julie Krieger, Karol Knudson, Kevin Kautz, Keith Weatherford, Lonnie Weatherman, Robyn Cassidy, Rosalind Morrissey. 3rd row: David Mohr, Rosalee Richardson, Cindy Bes-trom, Bobbie Weatherman, Tammy Lapp, DeeDee Southerland, Tina Morgan. 4th row: Kim Singleton, Vicky Richardson, Beth Zigweid, Glenda Cherry, Debbie Zigweid, Teri Clark, Lisa Peterson. 2. Go Laurel High School! DeeDee Southerland, Glenda Cherry, Tammy Lapp, Kim Singleton, Roxanne Morrissey, and Vicky Richardson show their spirit at a school pep assembly. 71 A Step Above The Rest Stage Band is a select group of music students who work on songs within their group. They play mainly jazz songs for entertainment. This year they went to the Mary College Jazz Festival, held on the Mary College Campus, North Dakota. The Tri-County Honor Band is made up of music students from Carbon, Yellowstone, and Stillwater counties. Two bands were chosen from Montana to attend the National Music Educators Conference in Seattle. Our Tri-County Band was one of them. 2 1. Members of the stage band are, top row: Vicky Richardson, Lisa Germann, Keith Weatherford, Jeanette Phillips, Kevin Kautz, Rob Day. Row two: Angie Gray, Andrea Northcutt, Robin Harper, Tracy Fox. Bottom row: Della Kunda, Bobbi Bares, Kelly Fichtner, Cindy Kroll, Cindi Crilly, Rosalind Morrissey. 2. Play it again Sam! Kevin Kautz, Robin Harper, Tracy Fox, and Gordon Lawson practice on a stage band song. 3. The Tri-County Band members, top row: Ron Dillenbeck, Julie Nepstad, Lonnie Weatherman, David Mohr, Kevin Kautz, Jeanette Phillips, Jaime Zink, Kristy Kinney, Mr. Bares. 2nd row: Alison Brice, Cindy Bestrom, Della Kunda, Liz Maida, Vicky Richardson, Beth Zigweid. 3rd row: Cindy Kroll, Kelly Fichtner, Roxanne Morrissey, Cindi Crilly, Rosalind Morrissey, Kelly Singleton. Bottom row: Lori Smarsh, Robin Harper, Tracy Fox, Beth Stuber, Andrea Northcutt. The Sound of Music Members of Choralaires are: Top row: Dory Wetch, Tasha VanAken, Bethe Krug, Hiedi Lone, Kim Cross, Lisa Ortloff, Melody Petro, Lana Brown, Lori Gould, Darlene Benner, Laura Rawhouser, Kari Branstetter, Wendy Caton. 2nd row: Tina Kaufman, Julie Kraft, Maria Jimenez, Lida Hedges, Jackie Sunnerborg, Julie Nepstad, Sonja Letcher, Charity Sturman, Shelly Schmidt, Cheryl Cherry, Kris Anderson. 3rd row: Wanda Ringheimer, Lori Palmer, Christy Anderson, Dona McCartney, Kris Fox, Lisa Ott, Kathy Reed, Stacy Schessler, Kristy Touane, Kim Hatfield, Christy Wegh, Lisa Pike. Bottom row: Tina Riesinger, Theresa Vedovatti, Lori Stuber, Kris Kydland, Michelle Lastico, Cheryl Black, Diana Robertson, Toni Niedzweicki, Libby Anest, Gay Lynn Webber, Kathy Deleon. Members of Menophonics, are: Back row: David Clayton, Luke Sisk, Chris Harris, Aaron Roller, Alec Krug, David Kraft. Front row: John Thompson, Ramone Jimenez, Mike Heitstuman, Trent Ruecker, Kevin Ketterling, Angelo Rivera, Will Guenthner, Troy Jansma. Sitting: Director John Asher. 73 Concert Choir Sounding Good The Concert Choir members are: Top row: Connie Gilchrist, Cindy Bestrom, Stephani Harris, David Kraft, Steve Hackmann, Rich McFate, Kevin Kautz, Ginny Kmcy, Linda Eisenbraun, 2nd row: Vonda Helterbran, Shawna Ross, Gail Hart, Keith Weatherford, Lee Webber, Lisa Phillips, Kelly Fichtner, Lesli Smidt. 3rd row: Maria Jimenez, Vicky Richardson, Wendy Caton, Lisa Fox, Trent Reucker, Aaron Roller, Keener, Paulette Halvorson, Lynn Halvorson. Front row: Julia Wood, Diana Robertson, Tracy Fox, Robin Harper, Rob Day, Will Guenthner, Mike Learned, Shelly Fox, Laurie Schreiner, Cheryl Black, and Dona McCartney 2 2. Just Hangin’ around. Lisa Fox, Kevin Ketterling, Steve Hackmann, Rob Day, and Will Guenthner, All-State Choir members from Laurel, are shown on campus at Missoula. Not pictured are Lesli Smidt and Laurie Schreiner. 3. We don't sing purty but we sure sing loud!! Kevin Ketterling, Keith Weatherford, and Rob Day sing to their heart’s content. 74 Select Musicians Excell 1. Laurelaire members are from left to right: Kevin Kautz, Lesli Smidt, Laurie Schreiner, Lee Webber, Tracy Fox, Will Guenthner, Keith Weatherford, Kelly Fichtner, Rich McFate, Edie Keener, Robin Harper, Kevin Ketterling, Gail Hart, Rob Day, Lisa Fox, Steve Hackmann, Vicky Richardson, and Mr. Asher, Director. 2. Crazy-Lee! Lee Webber proudly displays his basketball shorta in Laurelaires. Will Guenthner and Kevin Kautz are pictured left. 3. Nice Legs! Mr. Asher shows off his pretty black legs. Play the Game! This year the Freshman PE classes worked hard in circuit training, and volleyball. The Sophomore PE classes had fun playing floor hockey, football, and volleyball. This year the high school started an intramural program for all people in 5th and 6th hour study halls. 1 1. They're coming to take me away! Oh no! Mike Sawn finds himself the victim of two karate experts in a PE demonstration. 2. Oh my! This is heavy! Chris Winfrey plays “lady weight - lifter” during a ninth - grade PE class. 3. Up and over! Freshmen students display athletic ability in volleyball. 76 1. It’s mine! Ramone Jimenez goes for the ball during a volleyball game in Freshman PE. 2. Whack! Brett Herzog gives the puck a smack during intermurals. Mike Siring looks on. 3. Shoot for two! In intermurals, Tom Wood goes up for two points while Tom Eastman tries to block it. Scott Moseman watches. 4. Don't watch me! Rhonda Walters practices hitting the hockey puck in Sophomore girls’ PE. Students Learn New Dialect This year the Spanish classes had the opportunity to speak with an exchange student, Rosa Crespo, an 18 year old girl from Ecuador. She was an exchange student at Laurel High School in 1982-83. Along with regular class work, the Spanish students made pinatas and various other projects. 2 1. ;Hola Rosa! Rosa Crespo, an exchange student from Ecuador, studies during class. 2. Creative culture lesson. Andrew Bradley and John Wetch show their creative talents making piftatas in Spanish class. 3. Spanish - One is fun. Richard Lawrence and Travis McLing look over an assignment. 4. Wasting time. Advanced Spanish students, Heidi Johnson, Jaime Zink, Vicky Richardson, Connie Gilchrist, and Vicki Crilly pass the time away. 78 Another Winning Season The Laurel Locomotives had another fine season, finishing up with a 6-3 record. For the first time since 1978, the Locomotives beat arch-rival Billings Central. After defeating Sidney and top-ranked Glasgow, the Locomotives were in the playoff picture until the last game of the season when they were upset by Glendive. This year’s squad featured a strong defense which finished second in the conference. 80 Locomotive Football Team. FRONT ROW: Linda Sprague, Lori Smarsh, Ted Wilson, John Schumacher, Mike Wommack, Ben Sturman, Steve Shay, Colin Stevick, Schellie Hansen, Brett McCullough, Ramone Jimenez, Scott Bradley, Dan Kindsfather, Dennis Robertson, Alison Brice, Gina Novasio, Bryan Fischer. SECOND: Coach Bruce Robertson, Coach Karl Matson, Dan Leal, Tony Knudson, Scott Mourer, Chris Hoffman, Mike Kellogg, Robin Yovetich, Scott Bruce, Kord Davis, Mark Leischner, Aaron Roller, Don Lorfing, Don Manweiler, Trent Gardner, Dan Greenig, Tracy Krum, Vonda Helterbran. THIRD: Coach Larry Wedel, Bob Goodson, Craig Paurus, DeWayne Caldwell, Travis McLing, Kendall Joki, LaVern Wolf, Tom Wood, Wade Spalinger, Scott Horning, Ron O’Donnell, Lee Webber, Scott Moseman, Bill Roselot, Anthony Garcia, John Walters. FOURTH: Coach Rick Ronan, Dan Belinak, Kevin Ketterling, Bryon Wagner, Ken Markovich, Ron Gradwohl, Dave Engen, Rich McFate, Jay Craig, Rusty Lohof, Brian Schmutzler, Duane Crawford, Tim Barclay, Mike Hodges, Lee Langlmais, Bill Kelly, Jim O’Neil, Dale Craig, Mark Verlanic, Dan Schardt, Myron Magnus. REAR: Coach Fred Feurbacher, Coach Frank Jury. 1. Incomplete! Ron Gradwohl breaks up the pass. 2. Perfect form, Mike Hodges unleashes a booming punt. Statistics: Rushing: Jim O’Neil; Att: 135; Yds: 587: Avg: 4.3 Passing: Ron Gradwohl; Att: 82; Comp: 32; Yds: 541; TD: 5; Int: 6 Punting: Mike Hodges; 30; Yds: 850; Avg: 24.5 Interceptions: Ken Markovich; 3 Tackles + Assists: Mike Hodges; 80 29 Scoring: Bill Kelly; TD: 7; Total pts: 42 Receiving: Duane Crawford; 11; Yds: 317; Td: 3; Avg: 28.9 Fumble Recoveries: Mike Hodges; 3 Blocked Kicks: Mike Hodges; 2 Laurel 27 Belgrade 7 6 Livingston 28 19 Billings Central 8 14 Sidney 6 15 Lewistown 0 18 Glasgow 14 0 Miles City 6 27 Hardin 0 7 Glendive 15 82 83 Runners Improve The 1982 Cross Country teams did well all season, taking first or second place at all their meets, the boys team was ranked near the top all season, ending with a great finale by taking third at state. The girls’ team also did well. They took seventh at state which is good for a rather young team. Coach Hackney and Coach Wetzel deserve recognition for their efforts that never ended until the last runner crossed the line at state. 1. Girls Team Front row: Theresa Vedovatti, Lisa Hedges, Lisa Sprigler, Chandel Schumacher, Lisa Phillips, Laura Rawhouser. Row 2: Lori Gould, Chris Winifrey, Linda Kiedrowski, Lisa McLendon, Wanda Ringheimer, Carmen Burkland, Lisa Ringheimer, Della Kunda, Coach Wetzel. Row 3: Andrea Northcutt, Jill Johnson, Kris Anderson, Jaime Zink. 2. They’re off! The Laurel boys are ready to go. 3. Boys Team. Row 1: Teri Brennan and Lynn Halvorson, Managers; Mike Kraiter. Row 2: Rick Schmidt, Doug Hatten, Glen Conner, Greg Brester, Chris Harris. Row 3: Coach Hackney, Cary Conner, Marty Brown, Tom Boelter, Sam Hatfield. Row 4: Steve Wyse, Ctaig Kuntz, Angelo Rivera, Joe DuFrense, Dan Wagoner. Row 5: Tim Harper, Austin Brooks, Dave Ellestad. 84 3 1. Almost there! Carmen Burkland is a few feet from the finish line. 2. Seeing double! Glenn and Gary Conner battle for position during a meet. 3. Pacing herself. Andrea Northcutt is ready to make a dash for the finish line. 4. Good Job. Doug Hatten Receives his medal at state. 2 1. Lining up. Laurel Cross Country runners are getting ready for a race. 2. Leading the pack! Doug Hatten heads for the finish line. 3. How much longer? Jill Johnson and Theresa Vedovatti sprints for the lead in a girls’ Cross Country meet. 86 1. Taking it easy! Members of the Cross Country team relax after a tough race. 2. Almost there. Lisa Ringheimer looks for that last ounce of power. 3. He went that way! Coach Hackney shows a team member the way to the fnish line. 4. The Longest Mile. Glenn Conner takes it easy in a boys Cross Country meet. 5. Final kick! Jill Johnson paces herself for that final mile. 87 Girls Rebuild This years edition of the girls basketball team finished with a 3-18 record. Pam Heiser led the Dieselettes and was also selected to the all-conference team. The girls lost their first eight games before they got on track, they beat Hardin in a playoff game to advance to the divisional tournament. With the junior varsity team gaining experience the girls should be a contender next year. 1. Good shot! Pam Heiser shows her form. 2. Freshmen in action. Jeri Vladic moves the ball against Billings Central. 3. Dieselettes: Front row: Brenda Frank, Julie Hull, Shelly Dolechek, Ms. Judy Goodale, Vicky Richardson, Margaret Metzger, Kim Herman. Back row: Dawn Hirschfelt, Lorie Kraft, Liz Maida, Pam Heiser, Mona Everett, Kristy Kinney, Lisa Pelican, Janet Little. 1. Jump ball!The Laurel jv’s are ready for action against Billings Central. 2. Perfect form! Lorie Kraft shoots a long range jumper against Glasgow. 3. Good pick! Liz Maida sets a pick for Lisa Pelican in girls’ basketball action against Hardin. 2 89 3 1. Time Out! Mona Averett is helped up by teammates Janet Little, Pam Heiser, Lorie Kraft and Lisa Pelican. 2. Lay-up time. Liz Maida drives past the defender in a game against Miles City. 3. Tip it in! Pam Heiser has good position for a lay-up against Hardin. 4. Tough break Lorie Kraft has a shot blocked. 4 90 Laurel Billings West Billings Senior Bozeman Hardin Livingston Lewistown Glendive 63 Glasgow 48 Lewistown 40 Livingston 41 Sidney 38 Glendive 43 Billings Central 48 Miles City 49 Hardin 41 Bozeman 50 Miles City 52 Billings Central 55 Hardin 27 Glendive 57— Glasgow 42 4 1. Warm-ups. Julie Hull is getting ready for the game. 2. Is it in? Janet Little puts up a nice set shot. 3. Blocking out. Pam Heiser has position for the rebound. 4. It’s mine! Julie Hull grabs the rebound against Hardin. 91 Young Grapplers Set Records The Laurel Grapplers had a memorable season this year, not only for them, but for their opponents. The team as a whole set many new records this year, including most pins in a season with 133, and most points scored for Laurel at divisionals and state. The team as a whole was young with only two senior wrestlers, Mike Hodges and Mike Soule. The team record was 6-4, yet they captured first place at divisionals and seventh at state. With the foundation of experience that these grapplers have from their varsity experience, there will be many more records shattered and many more trophies brought home. 1. C’mon, Mark, get loose! Mark Leischner tries to break free from his opponents grip. 2. Pressure, Spike! Mike Hodges uses his chin to wrench his opponent towards a pin. 3. The Laurel Locomotive grapplers: front row: Dan Wagoner, Jason Fisher, Heath Craig, Brent Milliron, Dan Hedges; second row: Rhonda Thompson, mgr; John Wetch, Angelo Rivera, Craig Kuntz, Gary Conner, Mark Leishner, Rick, Hasbrouck, Lisa Sprigler, mgr; third row: Mike Soule, Craig Ringheimer, Mike Learned, Mike Hodges, Bill Kelly, Mike Morgan, Keith Knudson. 92 4 1. Two points, Laurel! Craig Kuntz gets a reversal and attempts to gain control of his opponent. 2. Did you hear the one about the ... Laurel wrestlers are ready to go. 3. Shoot the fireman! Bill Kelly goes for the fireman’s carry during a match. 4. C’mon, keep rocking him! A Laurel wrestler puts his opponent into a cradle during a tournament. 93 1. No problem, Mike Hodge9 has his opponent in trouble. 2. Keep rocking him! A Laurel wrestler puts a move on his opponent during a meet in Laurel. 3. Hang in there! Mitch Soule tries to arch his way from the grip of a Hardin wrestler. 4. Wrap it around your waist and run! Mike Learned attempts to get his opponent into a pinning combination. 94 1. With the look of determination, Mike Morgan gives his teammates support at a wrestling match. 2. Pin that doggie! A Laurel wrestler has his opponent in trouble while countering a move. 3. Just don't let go! Heath Craig has his opponent in a double - arm crossover. , City ftown Laurel 39 Billings Central 18 Miles City 51 Livin 44 Lewi 24 Hardi 48 Billings Central 27 Miles City 50 Livingston 47 Lewistown 18 Hardin 1st place Huntly Project Inv. 1st place Divisionals 7th place State H L 95 Locomotives Finish Strong After a slow start, the Locomotive basketball team came on strong during the divisional tournament finishing second and qualifying for the state tournament. Laurel defeated Dillon in their first game and then lost a close game to the Deer Lodge Wardens in the semi-final contest. Laurel got things going again and beat Glendive in the consolation game and finished third in the state with a 10-14 record. The locomotives were led all year by senior Rusty Lohof and will be returning 10 lettermen next year. l 2 1. Now here’s the dealI Coach Campbell gives some last minute instructions to Bryon Wagner. 2. Locomotives. Dan Belinak, Tim Barclay, Randy Hunt, Gary Hergett, Rusty Lohof, Rick Milligan, Pat Behm, Flint Michels, Doug Amundson, Bryon Wagner, Jim O’Neil. Kneeling, Wade Spalinger, Ryan Yeager, David Wright. 3. Burning the defense. Gary Hergett throws a pass by a Glendive defender. 96 1. Now what should I do? Bob Goodson and Gary Hergett have a Lewistown player cornered and are going for the steal. 2. Like an avenging angle. Bryon Wagner soars in for a lay-up against Billings Central. 3. Receiving the trophy. Rusty Lohof receives Laurel’s second-place trophy at the divisional tournament. 4. Tough inside! Randy Hunt puts up a shot over a Central player while Rusty Lohof wait for the rebound. 97 2 1. Tourney time! Laurel and Deer Lodge start off the semi final games in the State A tournament, Deer Lodge won 66-65. 2. Going to the basket, Doug Hatten drives by a defender during a JV game against Miles City. 3. Dunk it! Gary Hergett puts up a shot against Billings Central. 98 3 Laurel 51 Billings Central 56 43 Powell 55 39 Billings Senior 57 53 Billings West 62 54 Labre 39 62 Hardin 46 63 Livingston 71 49 Lewistown 48 43 Glendive 46 57 Glasgow 43 60 Livingston 70 60 Lewistown 65 34 Sidney 56 44 Glendive 50 71 Miles City 60 53 Hardin 77 59 Billings Central 61 66 Miles City 52 DIVISIONALS 82 Billings Central 66 64 Hardin 61 48 Glendive 56 STATE 83 Dillon 55 65 Deer Lodge 66 50 Glendive 45 1. Taking it to the bole! Gary Hergett puts up a shot against Billings Central. 2. I’ll take that, Randy Hunt grabs the ball from a Lewistown opponent. 3. Hoping for a bit of luck. Bryon Wagner shows his form at the free throw line. 99 Golfers Place Fourth at State Boys Team. Kneeling from right, Joe DuFresne, Mike Womack, Travis McLing, Brad Walters, John Hart. Standing from right, Rick Schmidt, Bob DeCarlo, Steve Hackmann, Tim Barclay, Pat Behm, Kevin Kautz. 100 The Laurel golf team had a fine season this year finishing fourth at state. Steve Hackmann led the team all season and finished sixth at state. This year’s team had only one senior attend the state meet so they will have experience and plenty of young golfers to try and place high at state again next year. 3 1. Girls team. Kneeling from right, Susan Beadle, Jeri Vladic, Julie Kissee. Standing, from right, Rosalee Richardson, Laura Gould, Kelly Fichtner, Janet Little, Lori Wojcik, Shawna Ross, Dawn Hirsch-felt. 2. Practice makes perfect? Lori Wojcik and Jeri Vladic are working hard on their game. 3. It's bogey time! Ginny Kincy shows her putting stroke. 101 1 1. Fore! Matt Williams leta loose on a long drive. 2. Which way's the break?Steve Hackmann lines up a putt at the Laurel Golf Course. 3. What's the score, Mr. Russell? Mr. Russell tallies Laurel's score. 102 1 3 1. It's in the hole! Tim Barclay drains a short putt. 2. Going for the flag. Kelly Fichtner chip9 on the green. 3. Perfect swing! Kim Pletcher tees off to 9tart the back-nine. 103 Thinclads Have Fine Season This years boys and girls track teams had good seasons finishing fifth and sixth at state respectively. There were few seniors on the squad this year but the underclassmen placed high in the meets to help Laurel to its good finish at state. With the return of most of the team next year Laurel should have another fine season. 1. Frisbee practice? Carol Altman is ready to throw the discus. 2. Its neck and neck. Julie Hull gives her final kick trying to take the lead. 3. On your mark Scott Moseman shoots out of the blocks. m TV 104 1. Girls Team, Row 1: Cindy Schneider, Lisa Sprigler, Janet Horton, Kelly Singleton, Trisha Krug, Sherry Markovich, Coach Robertson, Chanda Thompson. Row 2, Jana Jansma, Paula Gilchrist, Lisa Ortloff, Carol Altman, Linda Kiedizowski, Julie Hull, Lori Kraft, Jenny Fouts, Renee McLing, Coach Michunovich. Row 3, Theresa Vedovatti, Jodi Gradwohl, Bethe Krug, Lori Stuber, Teri Clark, Kim Singleton, Vicky Crilly, Susan Crilly, Laura Rawhauser. Row 4, Beth Stuber, Jill Johnson, Kris Anderson. 2. Boys Team: Row one, Brian Schmutzler, Ron Gradwohl, Rusty Lohof, Duane Crawford, Rich Mcfate, Lee Langlinais, Andy Wetch. Row two, Teddy Wilson, Dan Leal, Colin Stevie, Brent McCullough, Tim Harper, Vernon Southerland, Dale Craig. Row three Rich Foils, Randy Hunt, Lavern Wolf, Scott Moseman, Bill Kelly, Ron O’Donnell, Doug Hatten, Mike Kraitar, Greg Brester. Row four, Ramone Jimenez, Lee Webber, Kevin Ketterling, Jim O’Neil, Glenn Conner, Gary Conner. Managers, Vonda Helterbran, Margaret Metzger, Larry Chavez, Scott Rickard. 3. Nearing the finish!Jodi Gradwhol heads for the finish line. 106 1. They're Off! The Laurel runners get the best start in the 100 yard dash. 2. Setting the pace. Doug Hatten has the lead in the mile while Greg Brester is a close second. 3. Grrrrrrr! Ron Gradwohl urges the discus on with a little body english. 107 Cheerleaders Lead The Way 1. Varsity Football and Wrestling Cheerleaders, from bottom are Alison Brice, Gina Novasio, Linda Sprague, Schellie Hansen and Lori Smarsh. 2. What's the Laurel battle cry? V-I-C-T-O-R-Y!! Basketball cheerleaders Annette Wilder, Linda Eisen-braun, Edie Keener, Pauline Hedges, and Kelly Fichtner end a floor cheer. 3. Mixed Emotions Schellie Hansen, Alison Brice and Linda Sprague cringe at the painful moves put on a Laurel wrestler. 1. Id a formation the Freshman cheerleaders display their talents. From left are Lori Wojcik, Tami Lardis, Sonja Letcher, Libby Anest and Shelly Robertus. 2. The J.V. show their pride in the halls of LHS. From left is Shelly Klein, Lori Bowen, Sheila Noel, bending, Neva Wilson and top is Brenda Frank. 3. Posing in the shade are Varsity Basketball cheerleaders. From back are Kelly Fichtner, Pauline Hedges, and Edie Keener, below are Linda Eisenbraun and Annette Wilder. 1 LHS Marches On 2 1. Smile Girls! The LHS Drill Team poses in the courtyard. From back, Sheri Hannah, Teresa Goman, Lesley Harris, Gina Frickel, Tyna Morgan, Jamie Pasco, Dee Dee Southerland, Taleena Hart, and Stacy McFate. 2. Strutting her stuff. Lesley Harris shows her style during a halftime performance. 3. Preparing for Fame. Taleena Hart, left, and Lesley Harris practice their routine called “Fame” for an upcoming performance. 4. I think we’re next! Gina Frickel, Dee Dee Southerland, and Tyna Morgan patiently await their turn to perform. 5. This is it. The Laurel Drill Team puts on a show at the Metra. 110 3 1. The LHS Flag Corp members from left are Zina Magnus, Julie Kissee, Cheryl Holsen, Teresa Robertson, Linda Kie-drowski and Trisha Krug. 2. Attention! The Flag Corp presents the flags at a basketball game. 3. Leading the Way. The Marching Band Flag Corp marches across the field. 4. Go Laurel High School. The Laurel Marching Band performs at a night game. Ill mill Spirit Gets A Boost Pep Club is a student organization that strives to promote spirit at LHS. For senior appreciation of various sports, they decorate lockers and buy flowers for the seniors involved. They paint posters for games and hold school pep assemblies. This year Pep Club sold Laurel Locomotive stickers and Spirit Hands to raise more money. Pep Club meets every other Wednesday at noon. 1. Pep Club Members: 1st row: Lori Wojick, Tammy Lardis, Kathy Dolechek, Brenda Frank, Libby Anest, Jana Jansma, Dee Dee Southerland, and Taleena Hart. 2nd row: Shelley Robertus, Chris Wagoner, Cindy Bestrom, Lesley Harris, Kris Fox, Sonja Letcher, and Sheila Noel. 3rd row: Edie Keener, Brenda Frank, Vicky Richardson, Connie Gilchrist, Janet Tosic, Linda Sprague and Lori Smarsh. 4th row: Tracy Reiter, Gina Novasio, Duane Crawford, Annette Wilder, Schellie Hansen, Kelly Singleton, and Lisa Ridl. 5th row: Simone Strand, Alison Brice, Pauline Hedges, Janet Little, Linda Eisen-braun and Kelly Fitchner. 6th row: Gayle Hartung, Sheri Hannah, Ginny Kincy, and Terry Clark. 7th row: Robin Harper, Lisa Fox, and Tracy Fox. 2. Mrs. Doleckek leads a Pep Club meeting while Robin Harper watches on. 3. Robin Harper and Alison Brice show off the Spirit Hands that the Pep Club sold this year to make extra money. 4. Is That Balloon Good??? Shelly Fox and Vonda Helterbran show their decorating skills for Senior Appreciation. 114 1. Pep Club Members: Left to right: 1st row: Lori Wojcik, Tammy Lardis, Kathy Dolechek, Brenda Frank, Libby Anest, Janna Jansma, Dee Dee Southerland, and Taleena Hart. 2nd row: Shelly Robertus, Chris Wagoner, Cindy Bestrom, Lesley Harris, Kris Fox, Sonja Letcher, and Sheila Noel. 3rd row: Edie Keener, Brenda Frank, Vicky Richardson, Connie Gilchrist, Janet Tosic, Linda Sprague, and Lori Smarsh. 4th row: Tracy Reiter, Gina Novasio, Duane Crawford, Annette Wilder, Schellie Hansen, Kelly Singleton, and Lisa Ridl. 5th row: Simone Strand, Alison Brice, Pauline Hedges. Janet Little, Linda Eisenbraun, and Kelly Fitchner. 6th row: Gayle Hartung, Sherri Hannah, Ginny Kincy, and Teri Clark. 7th row: Robin Harper, President; Lisa Fox, Vice-President; and Tracy Fox, Secretary Treasurer. 2. Having Fun seems to be what Annette Wilder is doing while she paints posters. 3. Does Alison Brice seem to be saying ... “1 can’t believe I’m doing this!!!”??? 4. Hey! Take a picture of me!! This crowd at a game looks full of a bunch of rowdy camera hams instead of rowdy fans. 3 115 SAC STRIVES FOR CLASS UNITY 1. Student Activity Council Members: From left; front row; Phil Garnett, Advisor; Duane Crawford, Rusty Lohof, Tim Barclay, Steve Hackmann, Erick Field, Cindy Crilly, Linda Eisenbraun, Lesley Harris, and Rich McFate. Middle row: Andrea Northcutt, Stephanie Harris, Linda Sprague, Schelley Dolecheck, Janet Little, Lisa Fox, Mike Staudinger, Mike Birkland, and Lori Schreiner. Back row; Vicky Richardson, Schellie Hansen, Annette Wilder, Jill Vladic, Scott Mo-seman, Vernon Southerland, Doug Hat-ten, Edie Keener, and Alison Brice. 2. SAC Officers: From left; Rusty Lohof, Vice-President; Pauline Hedges, Secretary Treasurer; and Duane Crawford, President. 3. Aw! Come On You Spooks!!That seems to be what Mike Birkland is saying as some of the SAC members gather around the tree they decorated for Christmas at LHS. Pictured are from top: Jill Vladic, Vernon Southerland, Mike Birkland, Doug Hatten, Annette Wilder, Linda Sprague, Schellie Hansen, Jeri Vladic, April Rankin, and Jodi Gradwohl. 4. MERDY CHOISTBAN??? Jill Vladic’s attempt at “Merry Christmas” seems to show she needs a few more years of school. 4 The Student Activity Council represents the students at LHS. They represent the groups and organizations. This year SAC made some changes in the student handbook for the upcoming years. They also tried harder to involve the clubs with activities in the school and with extra-curricular activities such as games. SAC also sponsored stereo dances on Friday or Saturday nights. They helped other groups make money with their SAC stereo rental program. 1. ZZZZl These girls look really enthusiastic during a SAC meeting. Pictured are: Teri Brennan, Andrea Northcutt, Vicky Richardson, Jamie Zink, Cindy Crilly, Janet Little, Linda Sprague, Tammy Lardis, Sheri Hannah and Jeri Vladic. 2. And if you vote for me ... Gail Hart campaigns for school president in the SAC elections. 3. If I am elected president... Schellie Hansen talks to the student body about who they should elect for Student Body President. Hansen was elected the new SAC president. 4. This year SAC added a board to the trophy case to keep track of the class with the Academic awards and the Spirit Trophy. 117 Art Club Takes On Various Activities Art Club Members: From left: front row: Taleena Hart, Annette Wilder, Cynthia George, Sharon Green, Lana Brown, Shawna Ross, SAC Representative; Chari Thom, and Cindy Bestrom. From left: back row: Tracy Bernhardt, President; Duane Crawford, Rob Yeager, Treasurer; Shawn Ellestad, Erick Field, Anthony Garcia, Todd Krumm, Vice-President; and Linda Eisenbraun, Secretary. Not pictured is: Matt Williams, Robert Garsjo, Jeannette Phillips, Gail Hart, Julie Kissee, Rhonda Thompson, Wendy Quinn, Robert Gunter, Pauline Hedges, Gregg Forstner, Mark Verlanic, Austin Brooks, and Cliff Forstner. 2. Julie Kissee looks on in awesome wonder as Bill Bennett explains how to cut glass. 3. Mary Lee Morland demonstrates water color techniques during an Art Club trip. 118 Art Club is an organization of student artists. They meet every week on Wednesday night to work on art projects. They invite guest artists and go on various art related trips. This year the Art Club went on a trip to Dillon, Montana for a young artist’s roundup. They stayed on the Western Montana College campus and attended art classes while they were there. This year Art Club also painted a mural on the gymnasium wall. The Art Club sponsored the annual Art Show that was May 12-13. 1. Peek-a-boo!Cindi Crilly peeks around the shoulder of Teri Brennan as they look at Taleena Hart’s art display. 2. Hi! My name is chubby! Tracy Bernhardt goofs off on the bus trip to Dillon. 3. Sweet dreams, Mark. Mark Verlanic snoozes on the bus to the Dillon Art Show. 4. Take me to your leader. Taleena Hart proves that even art students “space out” once in a while. 5. An Art Four student, Linda Eisenbraun, displays her art work. 6. Melody Petro, a student in Art Three, shows her artwork at the annual LHS Art Show. 7. Artist at work. Cindy Bestrom paints a ceramic mug in Art Club. 7 119 New Clubs at LHS In 1983, two new clubs were formed at Laurel High School. Computer club and Montana United Nations both got off to a good start. This year, Cindi Crilly, Chanda Thompson, and Jamie Zink attended the MUN convention and came back to get the club started. Mr. Jury started the computer club and was the advisor. 2 1. Computer club members. Bryn Fischer, Steve Hackmann, Sheri Hannah, Greg Forstner, Lonnie Peterson, Flint Michels, Phil Vedovatti, Mike Stauudinger, John Kessler, Randy Foils, Chris Gordon, Sheri Lenhardt, Chandell Shumacker, Brenda Long, Laurie Schriener. 2. “Do it this way. Rosalind Morrisey and Vicky Crilly talk at a MUN meeting. 3. Get to work. Laurie Schriener plays on the computer. 4. MUN members. Linda Kiedrowski, Jamie Zink, Sheri Hannah, Chris Gordon, Mr. Graham, Randy Foils, Rosalind Morrisey, and Vicky Crilly. 120 1. Quill and Scroll members are: Front row: Lynn Halvorson, Lesli Smidt, Andrea Northcutt, Teri Brennan, and Julia Wood. Back row: Howard Rickard, Cindi Crilly, Linda Eisenbraun, Tim Barclay, Steve Hackmann, Ron Gradwohl, and Advisor, Dave Severson. Not pictured is Rich McFate. 2. Hey look Corn1 What’s in this sandwich? Ron Gradwohl and Tim Barclay listen to Mr. Severson as they eat their lunch during a Quill and Scroll meeting. 3. Mr. Severson presents to Rich McFate a silver key for outstanding work in journalism for 1982 83. Also pictured are Linda Eisenbraun and Teri Brannan. 4. The newly inducted Quill and Scroll members for 1983-84 have refreshments after the induction. Quill and Scroll is an honorary publications club. It is made up only of student journalists. They meet once a month to discuss projects and the annual and newspaper staffs. They sponsored a SAC stereo dance this year to make extra money. Quill and Scroll Inductions for the 1983-1984 school year were May 16 in the library. 121 Honor Society Tours Capital This year Honor Society took its biannual trip to attend the Montana Legislative assembly. Mrs. Bassett and Mr. Graham chapar-oned 14 Honor Society members as they participated in the hearing to decide if the grizzly bear should become the state animal. They also toured the capital city. Again this year the Honor Society went caroling at Christmas time and sold cookies on Fridays. 2 1. Honor Society members wait to go into the legislature. 2. Mrs. Bassett, the Honor Society advisor, tries to get the members organized. 3. Linda Eisenbraun, Kelly Ficbtner, and Annette Wilder sell cookies to Mr. Wedel to raise money for Honor Society. 122 1. Honor Society members: Front row: Tracy Fox, Laurie Schreiner, Beth Stuber, Vicky Richardson, Tracy Reiter, Lisa Pelican, Schellie Hansen, Annette Wilder. Second row: Rob Yeager, Lee Langlinais, Kristy Kinney, Cindi Crilly, Robin Harper, Jill Vladic, Kelly Singleton, Andrea Northcutt, Shirley Kukes, Tracy Bernhardt, Linda Eisenbraun. Back row: Howard Rickard, Flint Michels, Richard McFate, Steve Hackmann, Tim Barclay, Rusty Lohof, Duane Crawford, Mona Averett, Teri Brennan, Kelly Fichtner, Liz Maida. 2. The Capitol of Montana is just one of the many places the Honor Society visited. 3. Duane Crawford and Annette Wilder relax on the way to Helena. 4. Shirley Kukes speaks at a hearing to decide the state animal. 123 Speech and Drama Proves Talents Speech and Drama is a student organization that competes against one another in their own school and other schools in the fields of speech and drama. This year SAD took 2nd in drama and 3rd in speech at divisionals. They also went to the Olympiad. That is the biggest meet of the year. SAD also went to state in Great Falls. It was held January 28 and 29. 1. Speech and Drama members are: front row: Mr. Kilpatrick, Advisor; Bobbi Weathermon, Lesli Smidt, Jill Vladic, Lori Reimann, Carolyn Prill, Kris Winfrey, Wendy Caton, and Blaine Nelson. Back row: Mike Staudinger, Susan Crilly, Cindi Crilly, Vicky Crilly, Terri Lamb, Jaime Zink, Peggy Alvarado, Steve Hackmann, and Randy Foiles. 2. Cindi Crilly, Carolyn Prill, and Lesli Smidt all get excited when SAD receives an award for divisionals. 3. Eh Sonny? Vicky and Susan Crilly put on a SAD skit for a pep assembly. 4. SAD with their award. 124 The Future Homemakers of America is a student service organization that works toward helping the community with an annual civic service project. This year their project was a quiet book for the Ronald McDonald house in Billings. Every FHA chapter in the nation is also collecting money. The money will be used to build a new building to house the National FHA Hero Offices. 1. The Future Homemakers of America are: front row: Dory Wetch, Debbie Howe, Kathy Dolechek, Kim Ringheimer, Janet Horton, Debbie Issaacson and Jerri Wander9ee. Back row; Tracy Jones, Becky Miller, Scott Rickard, Kari Kallem, Sheri Hannah, Teri Brennan and Shelly Schmidt. 2. The members of FHA 9tand in front of the Ronald Me Donald House in Billings to which they gave a quiet book. 3. These girls seem to be having a good time at the FHA Christmas party. 4. Members of FHA are hard at work on a civic service project. 125 Key Club Makes Other Clubs Active 1. Key Club Members, front row: Mike Swan, Lori Smarsh, John Walters, Lee Webber, Erick Field, Shawn Ellestad, and Mr. Wright. Back row: Dave Larson, Scott Horning, Ron Gradwohl, Keith Weatherford, Andy Wetch, Mark Leischner, and Tony Maida. Not pictured: Mark Verlanic. 2. Jam that ball!!!Duane Crawford, Jill Vladic, and Tim Barclay are all an example of the student’s superiority over the faculty during the Key Club volleyball tourney. 3. We're Gonna Rock This Hall... Members of Key club rock away their day in the Key Club rock-a-thon. Pictured are, clockwise: Gail Hart, Andy Wetch, John Walters, Dave Larson, Scott Horning, Mark Verlanic, and Mike Swan. 4. Mr. Hunt bypea up Key Club with one of his inspirational speeches. Key Club is a boys’ student service organization. It is made up of high school age boys. They meet every Thursday. This year they held a pancake breakfast for the wrestling invitational. They also sponsored the volleyball tourney against various clubs in the school. They sold halloween candy and had a party for the elementary kids in which the Kiwanis Club helped. Key Club is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. 1. GOTCHAl! Rich McFate spikes against Ken Markovich in the volleyball tournament sponsored by the Key Club. 2. OH COOLttl Lee Webber holds the ropes for Key Club at the Class C tournaments. 3. Mike Swan has a good time fooling around at a Key Club meeting, but Lori Smarsh sure seems to have her mind on other things. 4. ZZZZ...! Are these guys tired or just camera shy? Pictured are Ron Gradwohl, Dave Larson, Mr. Wright, and Scott Homing. 127 Autographs Altman, Carol Amundsen, Doug Applebach, Yvonne Behm, Pat Junior Class Officers: Janet Little, Lisa Fox, Linda Sprague, Shelly Dolechek, Mike Birkland. Belinak, Dan Bestrom, Cindy Billman, Tina Birkland, Mike Bisel, Mike Bowen, Lori Branstetter, Joan Brooks, Austin Brown, Marty Burroughs, Chet Campbell, Christine Cassidy, Robyn Caton, Wendy Chilcott, Brad Conner, Gary 130 Conner, Glenn Craig, Dale Crisp, Susan DeCarlo, Bob DeLeon, Kristy Dewell, Sheryl Dolechek, Shelly Dykes, Darin Elton, Rick Ellestad, David Field, Erick Finkbeiner, Julie Forstner, Greg Foust, Sean Fox, Lisa Frank, Jodi Garcia, Anthony Gardner, Trent Gilchrist, Connie Gordon, Chris Goss, Becky Gradwohl. Allan Greenig, Dan Guenthner, Will Gunter, Shawn 131 Haberlock, Sheryl Hannah, Sheri Hansen, Schellie Harris, Paul Just out of Reach! Travis McLing, 88, grabs for a Lewistown opponent in a JV game as Lee Webber, 14, breaks down for the tackle. Hart, Gail Hart, Tom Hartung, Gayle Hatfield, Sam Heitstuman, Mike Hendrickson, Shelley Hergett, Gary Hill, Shawna Hirschfelt, Dawn Holsen, Cheryl Hull, Julie Hunt, Randy Jansma, Steve Jutz, Dean Kautz, Kevin 132 Kellogg, Karen Kelly, Bill Kessler, John Ketterling, Kevin Kisch, Rob Kissee, Julie Knudson, Keith Kraft, Julie Kraft, Lorie Kramer, Paula Krumm, Todd Kunda, Ken LaFlex, Elaine Lawrence, John LeDuc, Karan Little, Janet Lucas, Shelly McCLain, Robert Markegard, Kathy Massad, Wayne McLing, Travis Metzger, Margaret Miller, Rob Milligan, Rick Morgan, Mike 133 Morrissey, Rosalind Morrissey, Roxanne Nelson, Blain Nelson, Bruce O’Neil, Jim Palmer, Lori Shelly Dolechek poses for a picture before going to work. Pasco, Jamie Pasco, J. J. Paurus, Craig Peck, JoAnn Peebles, Jack Pelican, Lisa Peterson, Lonnie Prill, Carolyn Raisler, Randy Ringheimer, Lisa 134 Rivera, Angelo Ross, Shawna Schardt, Dan Schessler, Rob Schmidt, Rick Schmidt, Shelly Singleton, Kelly Smarsh, Don Smith, Robert Spalinger, Wade Sprague, Linda Staudinger, Mike Strand, Simone What is Margret Metzger doing? Bill Kelly, Simone Strand and Janet Little wonder. 135 Streck, Julie Swan, Steve f Thom, Chari Tomlin, Gail Gina Novasio is looking real enthused with her typing. Tosic, Janet Vedovatti, Philip Verlanic, Mark Wagner, Bryon Wagoner, Christine Walters, Brad Walters, John Watts, Brett Webber, Lee Willis, Mike Wright, David Wyse, Steve Yeager, Ryan Yeager, Rob Zigweid, Beth 136 SOPHOMORES Beadle, Susan Billman, Toni Black, Cheryl Blom, Dan Boelter, Tom Sophomore Class Officers: Vernon Southerland, SAC rep; Scott Moseman, SAC rep; kneeling, Stephanie Harris, Vice-President; Doug Hatten, President; Ginny Kincy, Secretary. Bradley, Andrew Brester, Greg Brown, Lana Burkland, Carmen Caldwell, DeWayne 138 Carmony, Jamie Carstens, Greg Chavez, Larry Craig, Heath Watch what you're sewing, Kathy! Kathy Dolechek Sews a jacket during home ec class. Craig, Tina Crilly, Vicki Crow, Sandy Dillenbeck, Ron Dolechek, Kathy Eastman, Tom Edmunds, Jim Ellestad, Shawn Elliott, Mike Evans, Dana Figgins, Jim Fischer, Bryan Foiles, Richard Foos, Cassie Forstner, Cliff 139 Fouts, Jenny Fox, Shelly Frank, Brenda Garsjo, Robert Hurry! Hurry! Rachelle Krouze practices her typing skills in Mr. Townsend’s class. Gomon, Teresa Goodson, Bob Grant, Tim Gray, Angie Halvorson, Paulette Harris, Stephanie Hartman, Kenda Hatten, Doug Heiser, Nina Helterbraun, Vonda Herman, Brain Herman, Thornton Herzog, Brett Holzheimer, Kim Horning, Scott 140 ▲ w Horton, Janet Isaacson, Debbi Jeffries, Robert Jeroma, Randy Jimenenz, Maria Johnson, Heidi Joki, Kendall Jones, Tracy Kallem, Kari Kiedrowski, Linda Kincy, Ginny Klein, Shelly Knudson, Karol Kohl, Janet Kraft, David Kraft, Rick Kraiter, Mike Kremer, Pam Krouze, Rachelle Krug, Trisha Krum, Tracy Kuntz, Craig Larson, David Lawrence, Richard Learned, Mike 141 Leischner, Mark Lorfing, Don Hey Kids! How about a little music between quarters? From left to right are: Neva Wilson, Doug Amundsen, Don Smarsh, Simone Strand, Shelia Noel, Schellie Hansen, and Lori Smarsh. Magnus, Zina Maida, Tony Mangum, Becky Manweiler, Don Markovich, Sherry McFate, Stacy McLing, Renee Miller, Becky Milliron, Brent Mohr, David Moseman, Scott Murdock, Tim Noel, Sheila Novasio, Gina O’Donnell, Ron 142 Petrik, Don Phillips, Lisa Piret, Todd Pletcher, Kim Rawhouser, Laura Rickard, Scott Riddle, Kelly Ridl, Paul Ringheimer, Kim Robertson, Diana Roller, Aaron Rosselot, Bill Rudio, Jeff Ruecker, Trent Schumacher, Chandel Siring, Mike Sisk, Luke Smarsh, Lori Smith, Jodi 143 Snyder, Glenn Soule, Mitch Southerland, Vern Spalinger, Shanna Stephens, Shane Sturman, Charity Swan, Mike Thompson, Rhonda VanAken, Tasha Volmer, Darren Walter, Frank Walter, Rhonda Weatherman, Bobbi Wentz, Diane Westerman, Sandra Wetch, Connie Wetch, Dory Wetch, John White, James Widner, John Williams, Matt Williams, Robert Wilson, Neva Wolf, La vern Wood, Tom 144 FRESHMEN Aldarado, Peggy Anderson, Stacy Ane9t, Libby Bly, Durant Bradley, Gregory Freshman Class Officers: Kneeling, April Rankin, Vice President; Tami Lardis, SAC Representative. In the Middle, Jen Vladic, President. Back Row, Paula Gilchrist, Secretary; Ben Sturman, SAC Representative; Jodi Gradwohl Treasurer. Branstetter, Kerry Branstettar, Lee Brenay, Cindy Brockman, Michael Bruce, Scott 146 V Byrum, Richard Cherry, Glenda Show ub your guns! Fred Rickard takes a break from science to display his real talents. Clark, Terri Clayton, David Crilly, Susan Crisp, Mona Cross, Kimberly Davis, Kord DuFresne, Joe Edwards, Matthew Elliott, Michael Fisher, Jason Fox, Kristi Frare, Tracy Frickel, Gina Frickel, Tami Gabel, Bonnie Geisick, Stephanie Giest, Tracey Gilchrist, Paula Gould, Lora Gradwohl, Janet 147 Gradwohl, Jodi Gunter, Paul Pick me! Eager to flash a smile at the camera are, from left, Alan Wetch, Mike Wommack, John Schumacher, Joe DuFresne and Scott Butler. Harper, Tim Hart, Bill Hatfield, Kim Hedges, Danny Hedges, Lisa Hein, Tammy Herman, Shannel Hinricks, Lisa Hoffman, Chris Hoppel, Mark Humphries, Shannon Jansma, David Jansma, Jana Jimenez, Ramon Johnson, Shane 148 Kauffman, Tina Kellogg, Mike Kindsfather, Danny King, Jackie Knudson, Tony Kostelecky, Brian Kringen, Koren Krueger, Julie Krug, Alec Krug, Bethe Kyland, Chris Lacey, Jeremy Lapp, Tammy Lardis, Tami Larson, Kari 149 Back Off! Matt Micheal, John Schumacher, Robyn Yovetich and Kord Davis seem to be guarding the Spirit Trophy. Lawson, Gordon Leal, Daniel Leistiko, Michelle Lenhardt, Sheri Letcher, Sonja Lone, Heidi What’s so amusing? Jodi Gradwohl seems to be keeping an eye on something other than the basketball game. Lone, Mike Maurer, Scott McCullough, Brett McLendon, Lisa Michael, Matt Minnerath, Brett Morgan, Tyna Moseman, Joey Murdock, John Nuemberger, Howard Olson, Mark Ortloff, Lisa Ott, Lias Patterson, Doug Peck, Kristi 150 Peterson, Lisa Petro, DeLana Petty, Dale Pike, Lisa Rankin, April Getting back to basics ... Tracy Frare works on his assignments during Montana History Class. Redli, Sonale Reiter, Scott Rickard, Fred Richardson, Rosalee Ridl, Lisa Riemann, Laurie Riesinger, Tina Ringheimer, Wanda Riojas, Wendy Robertson, Dennis Robertus, Shelley Sabol, Tony Schessler, Stacey Schneider, Cindy Schumacher, Johnney Shcwenneker, Debra Shay, Brent 151 Shay, Steve Singleton, Kim Southerland, Dee Dee Sprigler, Lisa Stevick, Colin Stuber, Laura Sturman, Ben Sunnarborg, Jackie Unger, Cheryl Vedovatti, Theresa Vladic, Jeri Wagoner, Danny Weathermon, Lonnie Webber, Gaylynn Wegh, Christy Wennemar, Greg Williams, Dawn Wilson, Teddy Winfrey, Kris Wojcik, Lori Wommack, Mike Yovetich, Robyn Zigweid, Debbie Hulk buddy, watch out! Doug Crawford, eighth-grader and Shawn Paurus get rowdy during a basketball game. A dminis tra ti on Robert W. Singleton, Superintendent Robert G. Dantic, Senior High Principal Raymond Fiechtner, Junior High Principal Phillip Garnett, Junior High and Senior High Assistant Principal Mrs. Fredricka J. Little, Senior High Secretary Mrs. Linda Conover, Senior High Secretarial Aid Mrs. Kianne Dokken, Junior High Secretary 1 2 1. Joe Russell, Activities Director and Junior High Librarian is hard at work putting together the track schedule. 2. Mr. Garnett and Mr. Singleton are obviously enjoying themselves at the Senior Banquet. 153 John Asher, Choral Director Robert Bares, Band Director Mrs. Vera Bassett, Guidance Counselor George Chapman, U.S. History Mrs. Mary Ann Connors, English, Literature, Drama Mrs. Marlene Dolecheck, Study Hall Monitor Harold Elton, T I, Welding, Metals Donald Engleking, Title I Reading, Drug and Alcohol Education Co-ordinator Sandra Erwin, Music Judith J. Goodale, Girls P.E. Robert Graham, American Government, Sociology, Consumer Education Mrs. Elizabeth Hackney, Senior High Librarian Wayne Hackney, Geometry, Algebra I, Consumer Math Shoot the ball! Mr. Jury, Mr. Townsend and Anthony Garcia are working hard playing basketball in intramurals. 154 Frank A. Jury, Algebra A, General Math, Computer Science Thomas Kilpatrick, Speech, Drama, Literature, English Harvey Langager, Business, Law, Accounting I II Karl Matson, Boys’ P.E. Larry Mayes, Biology I II, Life Science Patricia Morgan, Home Economics I, II, III, IV, Single Living John Neitz, Chemistry I II, Physics I II Mrs. Shirley Olson, Literature, Speed Reading, Advanced Composition 155 Mrs. Barbara Pierce, Stenography, Secretarial Office Practice, Clerical Office Practice. Jame9 Seaton, Art II, III, IV. David Severson, Journalism I, II III, English, Media, Laurell Leaves and Annual Advisor. John Stratton, Spanish I, II, III, IV, World History. 2 Herbert Townsend, Typing I, Intramurals. Larry Wedel, Algebra II, Trigonometry, College Preparatory, Math. Mrs. Beatrice Workman, Special Education Resources. Roland Wright, Industrial Arta. 156 Robert Barnhart, Industrial Arta, Algebra. Alan Campbell, Boys’ P.E. Ronald Duncan, English. Mrs. Cal Feuerbacher, Study Hall Monitor. Carl Koski, English. Walter D. Palin, Science, Montana History, Cultural History. Mrs. Jill Ronan, Home Econmics I. Richard Ronan, Cultural History, Montana History. Tom Sprigler, Art I. Keith Thompson, General Math, Algebra. Mrs. Patricia Wetzel, Girls’ P.E. 1. Now what do you want? Mr. Ronan is interrupted while instructing a class. 2. The Juan and only. Mr. Stratton drills a Spanish I class. 157 The Courageous Battle Ends In Memory of Jeanette Learned Moran March 17, 1965 December 21, 1982 Jeanette has told me about her whole lifetime experiences. She talked about her friends an awful lot and I don't know if she showed it very much around her friends, but she told me many times how she loved her friends. Thank you one and all for sharing your friend with me who became more than a friend to me, she became my loving Angel Wife. Her Husband Mike Moran Jeanette Marie Learned Moran died December 21, 1982 from an incurable form of cancer called Hodgkin’s Disease. Jeanette was born to Richard and Stephanie Learned in Redding, California. When she was five-years-old she and her family moved to Laurel. She is survived by her husband Mike Moran; her mother, Stephanie Linday; her stepfather, Bud Linday; two sisters, Jenny and Sarah; and two brothers, Mike and Jason. Jeanette loved participating in sports and she also enjoyed the outdoors. Throughout grade school and junior high she excelled in basketball and softball. She also enjoyed hiking and swimming. On May 28, 1982 Jeanette married Michael Glenn Moran. After she became married Jeanette withdrew from school because she was physically exhausted from her illness. Jeanette also loved animals. She and her husband Mike owned a dog named Amber, six cows, and as Mike once said, “A whole mess of chickens.” The funeral was December 24 at Saint Anthony’s Catholic Church and burial was at the Laurel Catholic Cemetery. Jeanette will be rememberd as a terrific, loving person who had a tremendous amount of courage, strength and spirit. 158 Adams, Travis 28 Crilly, Susan 105, 124, 147 Altman, Carol 104, 105, 130 Crilly, Vicky 70, 78, 105, 120, 124 Alvarado, Peggy 124, 146 Crisp, Mona 23, 147 Amundsen, Doug 96, 130, 142 Crisp Susan 131 Anderson, Debbie 33 Cross, Kimberly 73, 147 Anderson, Kris 33, 73, 84, 105 Crow, Sandy 60, 139 Anderson, Kristie 73 Anderson, Stacy 146 Anest, Libby 73, 109, 114, 115, 146 Antus, Jodi Applebach, Yvonne 130 Curry, Tina 34, 58 Averett, Mona 15, 33, 59, 88, 90, 123 Davis, Kord 81, 147, 149 Day, Rob 11, 14, 27, 34, 38, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75 DeCarlo, Bob 14, 100, 131 DeLeon, Kathy 35, 73 DeLeon, Kristy 131 Barclay, Tim 15, 26, 27, 33, 63, 81, 96, 100, 102, 116, 121, 123, 126 Dewell, Sheryl 68, 70, 131 Bares, Roberta 28, 33, 70, 72 Dillenbeck, Ron 11, 23, 70, 72, 139 Beadle, Susan 70, 100, 101, 138 Dolechek, Kathy 58, 88, 114, 115, 125, 139 Behm, Pat 14, 53, 96, 100, 130 Dolechek, Shelly 68, 116, 130, 131, 134 Belinak, Dan 81, 96, 130 DuFresne, Joe 56, 70, 84, 100, 147, 148 Benner, Darlene 33, 73 Bernhardt, Tracy 15, 33, 44, 118, 119, 123 Bestrom, Cindy 4, 18, 50, 70, 71, 72, 74, 114, 115, 118, 119, 130 Billman, Tina 130 Billman, Toni 138 Dykes, Darin 131 Birkland, Mike 116, 130 Eastman, Tom 77, 139 Bisel, James 130 Edmunds, Jim 139 Black, Cheryl 73, 74, 138 Edwards, Matthew 147 Blessing, Marcie 28, 33 Eisenbraun, Linda 14, 20, 26, 35, 44, 59, 62, 63, 74, 108, 109, 114, Blom, Dan 138 115, 116, 118, 119, 121, 122, 123 Bly, Durant 146 Ellestad, David 84, 131 Boelter, Tom 84, 138 Ellestad, Shawn 118, 126, 139 Bowen, Lori 109, 130 Elliot, Mike 147 Bradley, Andrew 78, 138 Elton, Rick 5, 131 Bradley, Greg 146 Engen, David 27, 35, 61, 81 Bradley, Scott 81 Evans, Dana 70, 139 Branstetter, Joan 70, 130 Branstetter, Kerry 73, 146 Branstetter, Lee 146 Brenay, Lindy 146 Brennan, Teri 5, 14, 33, 44, 48, 62, 63, 84, 117, 119, 121, 123, 125 Evans, Jeannine 15, 35, 59 Brester, Greg 84, 105, 107, 138 Fichtner, Kelly 8, 35, 44, 45, 70, 72, 74, 75, 101, 102, 108, 109, 114, Brice, Alison 8, 27, 34, 41, 70, 72, 81, 108, 114, 115, 116 115, 122, 123 Brockman, Mike 60, 146 Field, Eric 116, 118, 126, 131 Brooks, Austin 84, 118, 130 Figgins, Jim 139 Brown, Lana 73, 118, 130 Finkbeiner, Julie 131 Brown, Marty 84, 130 Fischer, Bryan 81, 100, 120, 139 Bruce, Scott 81, 146 Fisher, Jason 92, 147 Burkland, Carmen 84, 85, 138 Foiles, Randy 35, 120, 124 Burroughs, Chet 66, 67, 130 Foiles, Richard 105, 139 Butler, Scott 148 Foos, Cassie 22, 139 Byrum, Richard 147 Forstner, Cliff 23, 70, 71, 118, 139 Forstner, Greg 118, 120, 131 Foust, Sean 131 Fouts, Jenny 52, 105, 140 Fox, Kristi 73, 114, 115, 147 Caldwell, DeWayne 7, 81, 138 Fox, Lisa 18, 19, 20, 31, 74, 75, 114, 115, 116, 130, 131 Campbell, Christine 130 Fox, Shelly 59, 70, 74, 114, 115, 140 Carmony, Jamie 70, 139 Fox, Tracy 8, 14, 27, 35, 46, 70, 72, 74, 75, 114, 115, 123 Carstens, Greg 139 Frank, Brenda M. 17, 109, 114, 115, 140 Cassidy, Robin 70, 71, 130 Frank, Brenda R. 35, 88, 114, 115 Caton, Wendy 73, 74, 124, 130 Frank, Jodi 131 Chavez, Larry 105, 139, 143 Franks, Chrisdean 35, 41, 63 Cherry, Cheryl 34, 73 Frare, Tracy 51, 60, 147, 151 Chilcott, Brad 130 Frickel, Gina 70, 110, 147 Clark, Teri 70, 71, 105, 114, 115, 147 Clayton, David 64, 73, 147 Conner, Gary 68, 84, 85, 92, 105, 130 Conner, Glenn 84, 85, 87, 105, 131 Frickel, Tami 147 Craig, Dale 50, 81, 105, 106, 131 Gabel, Bonnie 63, 147 Craig, Heath 92, 95, 139 Garcia, Anthony 81, 118, 131 Craig, Jay 34, 81 Gardner, Trent 51, 81, 131 Craig, Tina 139 Garsjo, Robert 118, 140 Crawford, Duane 8, 11, 14, 27, 34, 44, 64, 81, 82, 105, 114, 115, 116, 118, Gauthier, Karen 36, 70 123, 126 George, Cynthia 36, 57, 118 Crespo, Rosa 62, 78 Germann, Lisa 36, 47, 70. 71 Cnlly, Cynthia 14, 16, 16, 17, 23, 34, 62, 70, 72, 116, 117, 119, 120 Giesick, Stephanie 147 121, 123, 124 160 Giest, Tracey 147 Congratulations to graduating Seniors ttaktiioi hack DEALER LAUREL HARDWARE 105 W. MAIN Laurel 628-6331 OWL CAFE 203 East Main Laurel, Montana 628-4522 SERVICE SALES FOR CYCLES AND ACCESSORIES REPAIRS FACTORY AUTHORIZED REPAIR WE REPAIR ALL MAKES A MODELS 248-7891 131 MOORE LANE 161 Gilchrist, Connie 23, 70, 74, 78, 114, 115, 131 Gilchrist, Paula 6, 63, 70, 105, 146, 147 Goman, Teresa 110 Goodson, Bob 81, 97, 140 Gordon, Chris 23, 120, 131 Goss, Becky 131 Gould, Lora 73, 84, 101, 147 Gradwohl, Allan 131 Gradwohl, Janet 70, 147 Gradwohl, Jodi 6, 70, 105, 116, 146, 148, 150 Gradwohl, Ron 27, 36, 63, 80, 82, 83, 105, 107, 121, 126, 127, 170 Grant, Tim 5, 51, 140 Gray, Angie 23, 70, 71, 72, 140 Green, Sharon 28, 36, 118 Greenig, Dan 50, 62, 81, 131 Guenthner, Will 19, 73, 74, 75, 131 Gunter, Paul 148 Gunter, Robert 118 Gunter, Shawn 131 Haberlock, Sheryl 132 Hackmann, Steve 17, 19, 15, 20, 21, 36, 41, 74, 75, 100, 102, 116, 120, 121, 123, 124 Halvorson, Lynn 36, 48, 62, 74, 84, 121 Halvorson, Paulette 74, 140 Hannah, Sheri 110, 114, 115, 117, 120, 125, 132 Hansen, Schellie 14, 81, 108, 114, 115, 116, 123, 132, 142, 167 Harper, Robin 14, 27, 36, 47, 64, 70, 72, 74, 75, 114, 115, 123 Harper, Tim 4, 65, 84, 105 Harris, Chris 23, 36, 73, 84 Harris, Lesley 37, 110, 114, 115, 116 Harris, Paul 4, 56, 132 Harris, Stephani 10, 64, 74, 116, 138, 140 Hart, Bill 60, 148 Hart, Gail 19, 74, 75, 117, 118, 126, 132 Hart, John 9, 14, 23, 37, 100 Hatt, Taleena 14, 23, 37 ,63 ,110, 114, 115, 118, 119 Hart, Tom 132 Hartman, Kenda 140 Hartung, Gail 14, 114, 132 Hasbrouck, Rick 64, 92 Hatfield, Kim 73, 148 Hatfield, Sam 53, 84, 132 Hatten, Doug 59, 84, 85, 86, 98, 105, 107, 116, 138, 140 Hedges, Danny 92, 148 Hedges, Lisa 73, 84, 148 Hedges, Pauline 27, 37, 45, 108, 109, 114, 115, 116, 118 Hein, Tammy 63, 148 Heiser, Nina 140 Heiser, Pam 27, 37, 45, 88, 90, 91 Heistuman, Mike 73, 132 Helterbran, Vonda 74, 81, 105, 114, 115, 140 Hendrickson, Shelley 132 Hergett, Gary 96, 97, 98, 99, 132 Herman, Brian 140 Herman, Kim 37, 88 Herman, Shannel 148 Herman, Thornton 140 Herzog, Beth 15, 37 Herzog, Brett, 10, 77, 140 Hill, Shawna 132 Hill, Vince 8, 38 Himmelspach, Ron Hinrichs, Lauri Hinrichs, Lisa 148 Hirshfelt, Dawn 88, 101, 132 Hodges, Mike 27, 38, 52, 81, 82, 83, 92, 94 Hoffman, Chris 81, 148 Holsen, Cheryl 111, 132 Holzheimer, Kim 140 Hoppel, Mike 27, 38 Horning, Scott 81, 126, 127, 140 Horton, Janet 105, 125, 141 Horton, Troy 38 Howe, Debbie 38, 125 Hull, Julie 88, 91, 104, 105, 132 Humphries, Shannon 148 Hunt, Randy 53, 96, 97, 99, 105, 132 Isaacson, Debbi 125, 141 Jansma, David 148 Jansma, Jana 105, 114, 115, 148 Jansma, Steve 67, 132 Jansma, Troy 73 Jeffries, Robert 141 Jeroma, Randy 70, 141 Jimnez, Marie 73, 74, 141 Jimnez, Ramon 19, 21, 61, 73, 77, 81, 105, 148 Johnson, Jill 14, 38, 44, 84, 86, 87, 105 Johnson, Heidi 78, 141 Johnson, Shane 148 Joki, Kendall 70, 81, 141 Jones, Tracy 125, 141 Jutz, Dean 132 Kallem, Kari 62, 125, 141 Kallem, Kevin 38 Kauffman, Tina 73, 149 Kautz, Kevin 22, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75, 100, 132 Keener, Edie 26, 27, 37, 38, 46, 63, 74, 75, 108, 109, 114, 115, 116 Keller, Kelly 39 Kellogg, Karen 133 Kellogg, Mike 64, 81, 149 Kelly, Bill 81, 82, 92, 93, 105, 106, 133, 135 Kessler, John 120, 133 Ketterling, Kevin 19, 21, 29, 73, 74, 75, 81, 105, 131, 133 Kiedrowski, Linda 5, 14, 17, 23, 84, 105, 111, 120, 141 Kincy, Ginny 19, 74, 101, 114, 115, 138, 141 Kindsfather, Danny 51, 81, 149 King, Jakie 149 Kinney, Kristy 14, 23, 28, 29, 39, 41, 44, 52, 70, 72, 88, 123 Kisch, Rob 133 Kissee, Julie 14, 23, 101, 111, 118, 133 Klein, Shelly 109, 141 Knudson, Carol 70, 71, 141 Knudson, Keith 64, 70, 92, 133 Knudson, Tony 56, 81, 149 Kohl, Janet 141 Kostelecky, Brian 149 Kraft, David 73, 74, 141 Kraft, Julie 73, 133 Kraft, Lorie 14, 88, 89, 90, 105, 133 Kraft, Rick 10, 141 Kraiter, Mike 84, 105, 141 Kramer, Frank 39 Kramer, Pam Kramer, Paula 5, 133, 141 Kringen, Koren 70, 149 Kroll, Cindy 14, 39, 70, 72 Krouze, Rachelle 140, 141 Krueger, Julie 70, 71, 149 Krug, Alec 73, 149 Krug, Beth 73, 105, 149 Krug, Trisha 17, 70, 105, 111, 141 Krum, Tracy 81, 141 Krumm, Todd 64, 118, 133 Kukes, Shirley 15, 39, 44, 123 Kunda, Della 14, 39, 70, 72, 84 Kunda, Ken 53, 133 Kuntz, Craig 7, 57, 84, 92, 93, 141 Kuper, George 66 Kydland, Chris 73, 149 162 LAUREL CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Laurel Federal Where the customer is the company Credit Union 220 1st Avenue Laurel, MT 59044 Serving Cenex Refinery Employees and Patrons of the Laurel Coop Assn. 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Insurance Immediate Service Window Glass S Plate Glass Glazing Mirrors Macrame Circles Tub S Shower Enclosures All Kinds of Glass for Every Purpose 503 Fir Avenue 163 Lacey, Jeremy 51, 149 LaFlex, Elaine 133 LaFlex, Robert 39 Lamb, Terri 39, 62, 63, 124 Langlinais, Lee 14, 27, 39, 41, 81, 105, 123 Lapp, Tammy 70, 71, 149 Lardis, Tami 109, 114, 115, 117, 146, 149 Larson, David 70, 126, 127, 141 Larson, Kari 149 Lawrence, John 133 Lawrence, Rick 78, 141 Lawson, Gordon 70, 72, 150 Leal, Daniel 81, 105, 150 Learned, Mike 74, 92, 94, 141 LeDuc, Karan 133 Leischner, Mark 7, 51, 81, 92, 126, 142 Leistiko, Michelle 73, 150 Lenhardt, Sheri 63, 70, 120, 150 Letcher, Sonja 64, 73, 109, 114, 115, 150 Little, Janet 31, 29, 88, 90, 91, 101, 114, 115, 116, 117, 130, 133, 135 Lohof, Rusty 27, 42, 61, 81, 96, 97, 105, 116, 123 Lone, Heidi 73, 150 Lone, Mike 61, 150 Long, Brenda 42, 70, 120 Lorfing, Don 70, 81, 142 Lucas, Shelly 133 Lueck, Dean 142 Lukenbach, James Maclain, Robert 133 Magnus, Myron 5, 81, 142 Magnus, Zina 111, 142 Maida, Liz 11, 23, 28, 29, 42, 70, 72, 88, 89, 90, 123 Maida, Tony 126, 142 Mangum, Becky 142 Mangum, Linda 42, 58, 60 Manweiler, Don 57, 81, 142 Markegard, Kathy 59, 133 Markovich, Ken 28, 42, 63, 80, 81, 82, 127 Markovich, Sherry 105, 142 Massad, Mark 28, 29, 42 Massad, Wayne 57, 133 Maurer, Scott 81, 150 McCartney, Donna 42, 73, 74 McCullough, Brett 81, 105, 150 McFate, Rich 14, 15, 19, 20, 21, 26, 43, 44, 59, 62, 68, 74, 75, 81, 105, 106, 116, 121, 123, 127 McFate, Stacy 70, 110, 142 McLendon, Lisa 84, 150 McLing, Renee 105, 142 McLing, Travis 78, 81, 100, 132, 133 Metzger, Margaret 5, 6, 88, 105, 133, 135 Micheal, Matt 149, 150 Michels, Flint 43, 52, 96, 120, 123 Miller, Becky 125, 142 Miller, Rob 68, 133 Milligan, Rick 96, 133 Milliron, Brent 92, 142 Minnerath, Brett 150 Mohr, David 70, 71, 72, 142 Morgan, Mike 7, 92, 95, 133 Morgan, Tyna 70, 71, 110, 150 Morrissey, Rosilind 68, 70, 71, 72, 120, 134 Morrissey, Roxanne 70, 72, 134 Moseman, Joey 104, 150 Moseman, Scott 61, 77, 81, 116, 138, 142 Murdock, John 61, 150 Murdock, Tim 142 Nelson, Blain 124, 134 Nelson, Bruce 134 Nepstad, Julie 43, 70, 72, 73 Neidzwiecki, Toni 43, 73 164 Noel, Sheila 109, 114, 115, 142 Northcutt, Andrea 43, 62, 70, 72, 84, 85, 116, 117, 121, 123 Novasio, Gina 81, 108, 114, 115, 136, 142 Nurneberger, Howard 51, 150 O’Donnell, Ron 7, 51, 52, 81, 105, 142 O’Neil, Jim 81, 82, 83, 96, 105, 134 Olson, Mark 150 Ortiz, Brian Ortloff, Lisa 73, 105, 150 Osen, Annette Ott, Lisa 73 Palm, Dan 67 Palmer, Lori 69, 73, 134 Pasco, J. J. 134 Pasco, Jamie 110, 134 Patterson, Doug 150 Paurus, Craig 64, 81, 135 Peck, Joanne 134 Peck, Kristi 150 Peebles, Jack 67, 134 Pelican, Lisa 14, 44, 88, 89, 90, 123, 134 Peterson, Lisa 70, 71, 151 Peterson, Lonnie 70, 71, 120, 134 Petrick, Don 143 Petro, Delana 20, 21, 151 Petro, Melody 5, 19, 43, 73, 119 Petty, Dale 64, 151 Petty, Lisa 43 Phillips, Jeanette 43, 56, 70, 72, 118 Phillips, Lisa 18, 74, 84, 143 Pike, Lisa 73 Piret, Todd 51, 143 Pletcher, Kim 103, 143 Prill, Carolyn 17, 70, 71, 124, 134 Quinn, Wendy 43, 118 Raisler, John 9, 44 Raisler, Randy 134 Rankin, April 6, 10, 116, 146, 151 Rawhouser, Laura 73, 84, 105, 143 Redli, Sonale 151 Reed, Kathy 44, 63, 70, 73 Reiter, Scott 151 Reiter, Tracy 44, 59, 114, 115, 123 Richardson, Rosalee 70, 71, 101, 151 Richardson, Scott 28, 44, 105 Richardson, Vicky 5, 26, 27, 44, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75, 88, 114, 115, 116, 117, 123 Rickard, Fred 6, 147, 151 Rickard, Howard 44, 63, 121, 123 Rickard, Scott 125, 143 Riddle, Kelly 5, 143 Ridl, Lisa 6, 114, 115, 151 Ridl, Paul 143 Riemann, Laurie 70, 124, 151 Riesinger, Tina 73, 151 Ringheimer, Craig 44, 92 Ringheimer, Kim 125, 143 Ringheimer, Lisa 84, 87, 134 Ringheimer, Wanda 64, 73, 84, 151 Riojas, Wendy 151 Rivera, Angelo 7, 19, 73, 84, 92, 135 Roberts, Neil 45 Robertson, Dennis 81, 151 Flowers $ Gifts for all occasions COUNTRY FLORAL UNIVERSAL jUlfifcUC Scivicc 2261 Eldorado Or. Billings, MT 59102 Phone:(406)656-8615 VAN BERBER ROCK S ANTIQUES LAUREL’S RADIO STATION 20 Montana Avenue Laurel Serving all your financial needs Member F.D.I.C. Jewelry Mountings Antiques Reasonable Rates 207 West Main Laurel, MT 59044 PH. 628-4594 Laurel Federal Credit Union 220 1st Avenue Laurel, MT 59044 Serving Cenex Refinery Employees and Patrons of the Laurel Coop Assn. Since 1949 165 Robertson, Diana 73, 74, 143 Robertson, Teresa 45, 111 Robertus, Shelley 63, 109, 114, 114, 151 Rodriguez, Pedro 21, 28, 29 Roller, Aaron 73, 74, 81, 143 Ross, Shawna 57, 74, 101, 118, 135 Rosselot, Bill 60, 81, 143 Rudio, Jeff 143 Ruecker, Trent 19, 73, 74, 143 Sabol, Tony 151 Sands, Tim Schardt, Dann 69, 81, 135 Schessler, Rob 135 Schessler, Stacey 73, 151 Schmidt, Rick 84, 100, 135 Schmidt, Shelly 73, 125, 135 Schmutzler, Brian 9, 45, 59, 68, 81, 105 Schneider, Cindy 105, 151 Schreiner, Laurie 14, 15, 27, 45, 46, 47, 74, 75, 116, 120, 123 Schumacher, Chandel 58, 84, 120, 143, 151 Schumacher, Jonney 57, 81, 148, 149, 151 Schwartz, Heidi Schwenneker, Debra 70, 151 Scribner, Troy 45 Seaman, Rob 46 Shay, Brent 60, 61, 151 Shay, Steve 81, 152 Singleton, Kelly 14, 70, 72, 74, 105, 114, 115, 123, 135 Singleton, Kim 70, 71, 105, 152 Siring, Mike 77, 143 Sisk, Luke 19, 73, 143 Sisk, Vic 46 Smarsh, Don 135, 142 Smarsh, Lori 62, 70, 72, 81, 108, 114, 115, 126, 127, 142, 143, 161 Smidt, Lesli 17, 19, 21, 46, 64, 74, 75, 121, 124 Smith, Jody 143 Smith, Robert 135 Snow, Glenn Snyder, Glenn 144 Soule, Mike 46 Soule, Mitch 7, 92, 94, 144 Southerland, DeeDee 70, 71, 110, 114, 115, 152 Southerland, Vernon 105, 116, 138, 144 Spalinger, Shanna 144 Spalinger, Wade 81, 96, 135 Sprague, Linda 81, 108, 114, 115, 116, 117, 130, 135 Sprigler, Lisa 70, 84, 92, 105, 152 Strand, Simone 6, 114, 115, 135, 142 Starkey, Tim Staudinger, Mike 116, 120, 124, 135 Stephens, Shane 144 Stevick, Colin 70, 81, 105, 152 Streck, Julie 136 Stuber, Beth 44, 46, 70, 72, 105, 123 Stuber, Laura 73, 105, 152 Sturman, Ben 81, 146, 152 Sturman, Charity 73, 144 Sunnarborg, Jackie 73, 152 Swan, Mike 76, 126, 127, 144 Swan, Steven 136 Teeters, Patty 46, 65 Tesar, Bonnie 46, 57 Thom, Chari 118, 136 Thompson, Chanda 47, 59, 68, 105, 120 Thompson, John 73 Thompson, Rhonda 92, 118, 144 Tomlin, Gail 58, 136 Tosic, Janet 114, 115, 136 Touane, Kristy 73 Unger, Charyl 152 VanAken, Tasha 73, 144 Vedovatti, Phillip 52, 120, 136 Vedovatti, Theresa 14, 73, 84, 86, 105, 152 Verlanic, Mark 14, 64, 81, 118, 119, 126, 136 Vladic, Jeri 6, 63, 88, 101, 116, 117, 146 Vladic, Jill 16, 17, 47, 63, 116, 123, 124, 126 Volmer, Darren 144 Wagner, Bryon 50, 81, 96, 97, 99, 136 Wagoner, Chris 114, 115, 136 Wagoner, Danny 84, 92, 152 Walter, Brad 66, 100, 136 Walter, Frank 144 Walter, Rhonda 77, 144 Walters, John 81, 126, 136 Wandersee, Jeri 125 Wanner, Tammy 47, 58 Watts, Brett 136 Weatherford, Keith 14, 48, 70, 71, 72, 74, 75, 126 Weathermon, Bobbi 17, 23, 70, 71, 124, 144 Weathermon, Lonnie 70, 71, 72, 152 Webber, Gaylynn 73, 152 Webber, Lee 4, 14, 22, 23, 74, 75, 81, 105, 126, 127, 132, 136 Wegh, Christy 5, 73, 152 Wennemar, Greg 152 Wentz, Diane 144 Westerman, Sandra 56, 144 Wetch, Andy 48, 105, 126, 148 Wetch, Connie 144 Wetch, Dory 73, 125, 144 Wetch, John 11, 78, 92, 144 White, James 144 Widner, John 144 Wilder, Annette 14, 44, 48, 53, 108, 109, 114, 115, 116, 118, 122, 123 Williams, Carol 48, 65, 70, 71 Williams, Dawn 63, 152 Williams, Matt 51, 102, 118, 144 Williams, Robert 144 Willis, Mike 136 Wilson, Neva 109, 142, 144 Wilson, Teddy 81, 105, 152 Winfrey, Kris 76, 84, 124, 152 Wojcik, Lori 6, 10, 101, 109, 114, 115, 152 Wolf, Lavern 70, 81, 105, 144 Wommack, Mike 4, 81, 100, 148, 152 Wood, Julia 48, 62, 74, 121 Wood, Tom 77, 81, 144 Wright, David 96, 136 Wyse, Steve 84, 136 Yates, Tina Yeager, Rob 118, 123, 136 Yeager, Ryan 14, 96, 136 Yovetich, Robyn 81, 149, 152 Zigweid, Beth 65, 70, 71, 136 Zigweid, Debbie 70, 71, 72, 152 Zink, Jaime 14, 17, 48, 63, 70, 71, 72, 78, 84, 117, 120, 124 166 MMn varsal ffJTK gjftvari s i; :;ciiEEiiiim TROPHIES T-SHIRTS-JACKETS-CAPS 406-245-6312 3217 Montana Avenue Billings, Montana 59101 Schellie Hansen walks with Dan Cobalt up to the awards stand. GREAT NORTHWEST RECREATION CENTER © YAMAHA ®SUZUKI © BMW COAST TO COAST ACCESSORIES FOR ALL MAKES A MOOELS • SAKS • S£RV1Cf • PARTS • financing • insurancc I .. • 0«t • THAR • STRttT .gyu -- • COHFCTITKWi MACKES E pi.?.. ;e3§, _«««_ L- ' 652-1130 -2SssT 2271 ELDORADO OR - 24 TX ST. W. 1 CENTRAL AV. PHONE 628-6010 Shell Shack Your Complete Outdoor Store Pistols, rifles, shotguns. Archery, black powder S fishing supplies Total Hardware Dean Rankin, Dave Lance Owners .iCi w. MAIN LAUREL MT OPEN SUNDAYS 10 AM to 5 PM WEEKDAYS SAT. 8 AM to 6 PM Discount Photo Supplies 113 E. Main St. Laurel, MT 59044 406-628-8086 105 N. 29th 1116 Central Ave. West Park Plaza Billings Heights 167 Faculty Index Mr. John Asher 73, 74, 154 Mr. Robert Bares 70, 72, 154 Mr. Robert Barnhart 157 Mrs. Vera Bassett 14, 44, 122, 154' a, Mr. Alan Campbell 96, 157 Mr. George Chapman 154 Mrs. Mary Ann Conners 16, 154 Mrs. Linda Conover 153 Mr. Robert Dantic 153 Mrs. Marlene Dolechek 114, 154 Mr. Ronald Duncan 157 Mr. Harold Elton 154 Mr. Don Engleking 154 Miss Sandy Erwin 22, 70, 154 Mrs. Cal Feuerbacher 157 Mrs. Joyce Fiechtner 14 Mr. Ray Fiechtner 153 Mr. Phill Garnett 45, 116, 153 Miss Judy Goodale 88, 154 Mr. Robert Graham 44, 120, 122, 154 Mrs. Lee Hackney 154 Mr. Wayne Hackney 84, 87, 154 Mr. Frank Jury 52, 53, 81, 120, 154, 155 Mr. Tom Kilpatrick 64, 124, 155 Mr. Carl Koski 64, 157 Mr. Harvey Langager 155 Mrs. Rickie Little 153 Mr. Karl Matson 81, 155 Mr. Larry Mayes 51, 155, 156 Miss Pat Morgan 125, 155 Mr. Jack Neitz 155 Mrs. Shirley Olson 155 Mr. Walt Palin 157 Mrs. Barb Pierce 156 Mr. Bruce Robertson 81, 105 Mrs. Jill Ronan 157 Mr. Richard Ronan 68, 69, 81, 106, 157 Mr. Joe Russel 102, 153 Mr. Jim Seaton 156 Mr. Dave Severson 62, 63, 65, 121, 156 Mr. Robert Singleton 153 Mr. Tom Sprigler 157 Mr. John Stratton 156 Mr. Keith Thompson 157 Mr. Herb Townsend 140, 154, 156 Mr. Larry Wedel 81, 122, 156 Mrs. Pat Wetzel 84, 157 Mrs. Bea Workman 156 Mr. Roland Wright 60, 61, 126, 127, 156 The Staff Of The Locomotive Would Like To Thank Mr. Asher Lori Bowen Cindi Crilly Cheryl Holson Laurel Outlook Don Merback Mike Merback Margaret Metzger Fred Rickard Lynn Scheeler Mr. Seaton Colin Stevick Simone Strand Mark Verlanic Jeri Vladic Lori Wojcik Mr. Wright and anyone else who helped in the production of the 1983 Locomotive Annual 168 GUSTS of Laurel r H John Barsness _ ■ .w = — oA 101 West Main Laurel, MT Ph. 628-6107 Your Brand Name Store” 9:00 - 5:30 Mon - Sat For Your: Prescriptions, Cosmetics and Film Developing By Kasper III E Main 628-7217 statelani) M11 ii cwr p CALL FOR HOURS—j 1 259-0063 1 PRIVATE A GROUP LESSONS PUBLIC SKATING PRIVATE PARTYS ADULT NIGHT IF NO ANSWER CALL 252-1749 2228 GRAND AV Billings 7 DAYS A WEEK FRED S TV Television Refrigeration Appliance Repair SYLVANIA - WESTINGHOUSE - SONY Sales. Servtce Skates Supplies AVAILABLE FOR PARTY RESERVATIONS 628-6011 Art Carved Class Rings Available MITCHS GLASS S HOME REPAIR Orange Blossom Diamonds Factory Trained Watchmaker Gorvan LeDuc Dick Mitchell, Owner Plate 6 Window Glass-Mirrors Tub 6 Shower Enclosures-Patio Doors Storm 6 Screen Replacements-Auto Glass Insurance Replacement For Auto 6 Home 613 East Main St. Laurel, Montana (406) 628-4321 (406) 628-8959 628-4604 169 7 unljiea Dance (Studio 10187th Avenue Laurel, Montana 59044 GYMNASTICS • JAZZ • TAP PRE-BALLET • MODERN Lynda Kaye McCleary Fully Accredited Instructor 406-628-8171 Xaurel c4uto Parti AUTO PARTS • MACHINE SHOP Phone: 698-4601 252-6252 P O Box 488 Laurel. MT 59044 You always receive a good value at the A W Laurel, Montana 628-4550 � C' (An ' T3T--- 7 r r 170 Best Western Locomotive Inn Best Western Get on the Right Track stay at the Locomotive Inn Be the guests of Owners Frank Connie Pelican Managers - Randy Joyce Bratland The Locomotive Inn is a Best Western Motel 628-8281 310 South First Ave Laurel, Mt. 171 C MOR REAL ESTATE INC Brokers 'C MOR Real Estate with us’ Bonny Milligan 5 First Avenue Patty Lamb Laurel. Montana 628-8296 Congratulations Seniors Thriftway Where Thrifty Shoppers Save” First Avenue Laurel, Montana S M READY MIX Bob Schessler John Miller Laurel, Columbus and RedLodge Radio Dispatched Trucks Phone. 628-4221 Palace Bar and Lanes You are invited to bowl and relax 305 East Main Street Laurel. MT. 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Montana Free delivery - 24 hr. service See us for all your Transportation needs PRICE PHARMACY Your family prescription center Day Phone: IS First Avenue 628-6022 Laurel, Montana Night Phone: 628-7110 FICHTNER CHEVROLET 202 S.E. 4th Street Laurel, Montana 59044 628-4618 173 PHOTOA SHOP Discount Photo Supplies 105 N. 29th 1116 Central Ave. West Park Plaza Billings Heights COAST TO COAST Total Hardware Dean Rankin, Dave Lance Owners PHONE 103 E. MAIN 628-6010 LAUREL MT OPEN SUNDAYS 10 AM to 5 PM WEEKDAYS SAT. 8 AM to 6 PM Midland Office Equipment, Inc. 902 Central Ave. _ Billings. Montana 59102 DEALER FOR: • SHAW-WALKER • OLIVETTI • WESLEY FREEMAN • ANDERSON DESK • HON • LAZY-BOY • PANEL SYSTEMS ffi wiingrrm olive HI 4 SHARP 252-2141 RAPID TIRE, INC. urfiiRApiD l ii am TIRE INC. 101 W. Railroad 628-4604 Flowers Gifts for all occasions COUNTRY FLORAL 107 East Main 252-0363 Laurel 628-4710 MITCH’S GLASS HOME REPAIR Dick Mitchell, Owner Plate Window Glass-Mirrors Tub Shower Enclosures - Patio Doors Storm Screen Replacements -Auto Glass Insurance Replacement For Auto Home 613 East Main St. Laurel, Montana (406) 628-4321 (406) 628-8959 174 MOORE LANE Fi TTsi SERVICE SALES Sufrerttuxifat FOR CYCLES AND ACCESSORIES REPAIRS FACTORY AUTHORIZED ENGINE REBUILDING REPAIR WE REPAIR ALL MAKES ■ MODELS 248-7891 131 MOORE LANE Congratulations to the Class of ’83 “Your Full Service Banks Since 1907 Yellowstone Hanks “ COI.UMBUS • I.AURICL • ABSAROKEE VmEMDERS FDIC 175