Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1984 volume:

1984 LOCOMOTIVE LAUREL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL LAUREL, MONTANA GO FOR THE GOLD” THE MOST IMPORTANT THING AT LHS 1. “Lights, Camera, Action! Star Search model April Rankin takes time to strike a pose! 2. We've got spirit yes we do! Glenn Conner and Rick Milligan brave the rain and go Hawaiian at the Homecoming game. 3. Need a lift? Mike Morgan carries Gary Conner through the hall traffic. 1 The People . . . It's not the building or the fixtures that make LHS 1; It's the students that make things happen. Following this year's theme of It's a Matter of Pride, many people got involved to make school a more enjoyable place to leam, work and play. 3 1. Go ahead, make ny day. Julie T.J. Hull is a toucfi dude in a loose mood. 2. Hey Baby! Lori Wojcik whistles to get someone's attention. 3. Hollywood, here I come! Craig Paurus models for the camera atop the pop machines. THROUGH THESE HALLS WALK THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD; | THE STUDENTS OF LHS! Salutatorian for the class of '84-Lisa Ingraham. Valedictorian for the class of '84-Robert DeCarlo. Honor Students for the class of '84 (left to rigfit)- Tim Sands, Schellie Hansen, Pat Behm, Lori Thomas, John Kessler, Lisa Pelican, and Phil Vedovatti. These awards and their winners represent continued hard work and exceptional effort. They are winners not only because their award says so, but because they have proven their capabilities to themselves and others-and come out on top. But they also represent all those students who strive to reach their personal goals, though they may not win an award, they went after what was important to them and achieved it. They too are true winners! 4 IS NOT TO WIN Schellie Hansen was chosen as the DAR Good Citizen. Babe Ruth Award-Ryan Yeager Robert DeCarlo was the recipient of the National Merit Scholarship. Babe Ruth Award-Schellie Hansen 1‘DEDICATION...DETERMINATION... BELIEVING IN YOURSELF... BELIEVING IN YOUR CAPABILITIES. THAT'S WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A WINNER! Lori Gould selected as Hugh O'Brien Anbassador. The DAR Good Citizen is chosen by the senior classmates and faculty on the basis of leadership, dependability, service, and patriotism. The National Merit Scholarship is awarded for exceptional scores for the SAT on the National level. The Hugh O'Brien Youth Leadership Seminar is attended by the Outstanding Sophomore at LHS. The Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Award is given to the ''Outstanding Boy and Girl'1 in the Senior Class. 5 BUT TO TAKE PART. I A winner never quits; A quitter never wins. 1. Go Laurel Fight to WIN Go Get 'Em! Starters Bryon Wagner, Randy Hunt, and Garry Hergett join in the pre-game spirit. 2. Flash! It's Dave Larson going undercover (or without cover!) at a masquerade dance. 2 1 i 1. Fore! Could it be Jack Nicklaus or is it just Bill Kelly putting around in the halls. 9 2. Who hit that sour note? Kevin Ketterling, Will Guerrthner, and Shelly Fox wonder as they rehearse for a concert. 3. The Spooks Come (Xit TONITE! The Countess, Karan LeOuc and her hairy partner Dawn Hirschfelt take a break during a costume dance. 7 Clockwise: A REASON TO JUBILATE Debbie Armstrong holds the American flag high after winning the ladies Giant Slalom gold medal. SALUTING AfCROPOV The Soviet flag is at half mast in Sarajevo after receiving news of the death of Soviet President Yuri Andropov. GOING FOR THE GOLD Scott Hamilton pleases the crowd during his award winning preformance in the mens free style skating finals. DISAPPOINTED Aid DEJECTED Goalie for The U. S. Hockey team hangs his head after a loss vrfrich killed their chance to repeat the gold of the 1980 team. THROUGH TFE AIR WITH lit GREATEST OF EASE Elaine Zayak warms up with a double toe loop before her competition performance. T € GOLDEN RACE Phil Mahre races at full speed for the gold medal in the slalom, vrtrile his twin brother Steve captures the silver. The XIV Winter Olymipc Games opened with colorful festivities on Wednesday, February 8th. The 1984 Games were in the small Balkan village of Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Though plagued by uncooperative weather, many Olympic records were broken and it was deemed successful. As for the U.S. athletes they fell short of the medal winnings of the 1980 team (12), only bringing heme eight (4 gold and 4 silver). But they obtained status in the Alpine Skiing events which had never before been won by U.S. The Olynpic torch will travel closer to home for the 1984 Summer Games in Los Angeles, Calif. Q It It K)i. , '' ' ; ; ■m yJ V W rrti 't't y ', ' ' 'i IT THING IN LIFE 10 IS NOT THE TRIUMPH, The thrill of victory- it's always great to see someone win a contest, score that winning basket, score a pin or. touchdown, cross the finish line for a medal, or parade down the aisle to be honored as TEE WINNER.” But in order for that moment of glory to become a reality there were many long hours of practice, pain, effort, and the agony of prior defeats! So v ether we win or lose, if we keep believing in ourselves and never give up, then in the game of life we will be THE TRUE CHOMPIONS!” 1. And The Winner Is.. John Wetch is awarded the win during a match at the State A Wrestling Tournament. 2. Smile Pretty! Randy Hunt poses for a picture on the awards platform as he captures the bronze at the State A Track Meet. 3. Girl's just wanna have fun! Seniors Simone Strand, Julie Hull, and Janet Little go wild-n- crazy at a trasqjerade danoe. 11 BUT THE STRUGGLE. It's not just the victorious moments that make us better people, it's the tough times that really teach us and make the students of LHS the winners that we are. Yes, it's the struggle -in athletics, in academics. The struggle to compete; v iether it be for that good grade on a test, the Spirit Trophy for your class, a Victory for the Locomotives, a prize for highest sales, a medal for yourself, or just trying to survive as an underclassman. 2 3 1 1. Ready, Set, Go... It's a tug-o-war. Time to show your muscles during Homecoming Spirit Week, as the mighty Seniors struggle against the numerous Sophomores. 2. Watch 'em. Guard 'em! Randy Hunt and Garry Hergett apply pressure on a Billings Central Ram during the basketball rivalry. 3. And here we have... Lisa Pelican tries her sales techniques on Wendy Fouts during a Journalism fundraising contest. 1. 1 = a + (n-l)d Tina Billman and Toni Benner work on a new formula in College Prep. 2. Give it all you've got Lavem Wolf shows the strain of a conpetitive race during the State A track meet. 3. Quit pickin' on me you guys! Paula Gilchrist faces the struggle of being an underclassman when the Seniors and their vaseline meet up with her hair on a basketball trip. 13 1. It's a shady situation. Jeri Vladic tries to conceal her identity behind seme classy shades. 2. Who me? Never! Jim O'Neil smiles as he sweet talks his way out of trouble in Study Hal1. 3. U Ji! Not another story Mr. Graham. Gail Hart shows a face of disgust during a lecture in American Government. 4. Aloha! Mr. Asher's pet monkey George, named Georgette after transformation, hangs loose at the Hawaiian Dance. ESSENTIAL THING The essential thing in school and life, while working hard and striving for the best, is to have a good time doing it. Don't ever get too serious or bored with your task, always leave time for a laugh and a smile. If you enjoy what you're doing, you'll do a better job at it. So remember to share a smile with a friend in the hall and a laugh or two during class - it will make school a more enjoyable place to be. 1. Sis-Boom-Blah! Cheering is hard work. Wrestling cheerleaders Gail Tcmlin, Tami Lardis, and Jana Jansma take a break at the State A Wrestling Tourney. 2. Tin grins are in! Kelly Singleton flashes a friendly smile for the camera. 3. Hn-m-m, I'm sturped! Shelly Hendrickson contenplates a puzzling assignment in Advanced Comp. 15 IS NOT TO HAVE CONQUERED Destiny is not to be waited for; Go confidently in the direction of all your dreams. it is to be achieved. 1. Guilty! Cindy Bestrom gets caught in the act of laughing during the court trial on the senior trip. 2. Get Serious Mr. Graham! Gayle Hartung seems to think all these worksheets are a bit outrageous. 3. Takin1 2 3 4 It E-Z! Laid back, Dan Belinak seems unbothered by the noon hour hall traffic. 4. Hey, It's Mr. Cool! Phil Vedovatti assumes a casual pose while browsing in his locker. 16 1. This is pretty trashy stuff! Angelo Rivera seems to think it's time to turn this book in-to the garbage can that is! 2. Just try to open this locker! Paul Harris stands guard and dares anyone to mess with him. 3. Pick it up! Lorie Kraft grabs the slip on her daily routine. 4. Z-Z-Z Time! Phil Vedovatti says Check it out as he discovers honor student Pat Behm taking a break in Government. Hey world- we made it! Finally! These pages are in honor of the Class of '84, as they have conquered their high school education. Often referred to as the rowdiest class to walk the halls of LJHS, they added much spirit and enthusiasm to LHS. These seniors were a very close and determined class, and as individuals have reached that goal of graduation. New the Class of '84 faces ap even bigger challenge, commonly referred to as Life in the real world! Congratulations, best of luck, and continued success to the Class of 1984 . 17 All things are possible for those who believe. 1. C'mon gjys, get outta my way. Bill Kelly seems to think its his ball and those Cowboys are invading his space. 2. He never gave up... He fought till the end. Senior Chet Burroughs, his mother, and his sister, as Chet receives his diploma at an early ceremony. Chet's life was cut short because of his battle with cancer, but he was an inspiration to all those who knew him, becasuse of his never ending 18 determination and fight to obtain his goals. No matter whether you win or lose it's how you play the game that counts. If you have given everything you've got for something and you know you've done your best, then you can hold your head high and be proud, no matter what the results! It is a good feeling to knew you stood up and fought for what you believed important, whether it be for your tean, school, you, justice, or life itself. Don't ever give up - don't ever give in! You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. If you think you're beaten, you are. If you think you dare not, you don't. If you'd like to win, but you think you can't, It's almost a cinch you won't. If you think you'll lose, you're lost. For out of the world we find Success begins with a fellow's will, It's all in the state of mind. If you think you're outclassed, you are; You've got to think high to rise. You've got to be sure of yourself before You can ever win a prize. Life's battles don't always go To the stronger or faster man But soon or late the man who wins. Is the one who thinks he can. BUT TO HAVE FOUGHT WELL. What appears to be the end, may really be a new beginning. 2 1. Let's go Bryon, I want to see 100%! Bryon Wagner receives a sideline pep talk from Coach Campbell. 2. Are youjnpressed new?! Mike Morgan displays ms muscleman pose and dares anyone to take him on. 3. I say he's guilty! Gayle Hartung reviews the facts of the court trial attended on the Senior Trip while Lori Bowen, Linda Sprague, Chris Wagoner, and Schellie Hansen listen attentively. 19 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMICS 21 ATH.ETICS 47 ORGANIZATIONS 76 STUDENT LIFE 91 SENIORS 112 JUNIORS 129 SOPHOMORES 138 FRESHMEN 145 FACULTY 152 INDEX,ADS 158 20 00 • • 0 0 • 0 • • • 0 • • • • • 0 0 • 0 0 .•......• 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 • • • • 0 0 • I 0 • • • 0 0 • 00000000 • • • • 0 0 • -• 000 000 • •••••••• • •••••••• •00 • ••••0000000000000000000000 .......•. .•.......... • 0 0 • • 00000000 0 • 0 •. • • • •• • • • • 0 : : 0 0 0 • ! • 0 0 0 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 V • • 0 • 0 0 • : 0 • • '• : : 0 0 « 0 0 : 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • .: • 0 •0 • 0 0 • 0 0 000 00 0 • 0 0 0 : • Iv 0 0 0 0 0 •0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 m 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 • 0 0 A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 •00 • • • 0 • 00 • 0 0 • • 0 • 0 :••• !v iv • 0 • • • • 0 • 0 • • • • 0 • • • • • I • • 0 • 0 • 0 •0 0 i • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 • 0 0 • 0 0 0 • • 0 • 00 ••• • •.§••0 •• • • • 0 0 0 W- A ww • •?•••• • 0 • •• • • 0 0 •••••••• ••• • • • • • ••••••••• I K; • 0 0 • • .... • 0 i • ■ • 0 • 0 • • • 0 • 0 I • • 0 :v • 0 • 0 A • • 0 •v :• s'. • 0 • • • • 0 • 00 • 0 • 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••f tii • •••••••••••••••0000000000000000 • ••••••••••••• 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 INSIDE THE CLASSROOM 4 1. Is that so? Rob Schessler and Brenda Tetchner find it hard to believe. 2. Your move! Tracy Knm and Paul Ridl play a game of Chess. 3. Show us your muscles! Wade Spalinger thinks he's a stud. 4. Hcw's the Library big guy? Brett Minnerath looks interested reading a magazine. 22 SCIENCE IS A RAPIDLY GROWING WORLD 1. Mr. Mayes helps Don Smarsh in Biology. 2. Students leam from experience. 3. A Turkey that was dissected by Biology II. 4. Scott Rickard looks at baby guinea pigs 5. Students in Biology relax after a lab. LOOKING THROUGH THE EYE OF A BUSINESS WORLD 1. Do you swear to tell the whole truth... Crai| Taurus swears in Mike Mean (alias Paul Harris), before'the of Law. 2. Judge Jack Peebles councils the Jury before the trial begins. 3. Craig Paurus swears in Mr. K. Who turns out to be a pretty shady witness for the defense. 4. You're not suppose to be looking at the keys! Cheryl Black cheats in typing. 24 84 Learning skills are being accomplished in the Accounting Classes which will enable students to further their education in this Business World. In Business Law, students leam the way society deals with the law in court. Students run a vtfiole trial to get the hang of it. In typing, students leam how to use a keyboard which will help then in this age of computers. It 1 1. Business Law seems to be interested in hearing the testimony of the surprise witness. Simone Strand, Karan LeDuc, Brett Watts, and Doug Amundsen. 2. Are you serious? Margaret Metzger and Shelley Hendrickson get caught up on some local gossip in Accounting II. 3. All Rise. Baliff Mike Willis does his job at the trial. 4. What did I do wrong? Nina Heiser corrects a mistake in Typing II. 25 THE WIDE WORLD OF ARTS 4 1. Noooo...you just don't understand, says Marty Brcwn as he paints in art class. 2. Gary Conner and Brad Chilcott listen to Rick Milligan brag about his fine artwork. 3. Kathy Watson, student teacher, explains how it's done to Jack Peebles and Paul Ridl. 4. DeLana Petro smiles pretty for the camera. 3 26 As you progress through the Art classes you are given the opportunity to show your responsibility and decide what you would like to do and what you are intrested in. Fine Arts Festival, May 9 and 10 was required of all Art students. Students had to show their art in an original way so that it was interesting to the viewer. Last year the show was incorporated with the Music Departments. In the gym, band and choir performed and high school art was displayed. In the halls of the high school, Jr. High art and elementary Art was displayed. 1. Ted Wilson isn't very interested in what Mr. Seaton has to say. , 2. Now Stay! Gail Hart makes sure her picture doesn t fall. 3. Shelly Klein shows Koren Kringen hew to make a letter. 4. Bill Hart, Ted Wilson, Mark Verlanic, and Chris Hoffman shoot the Breeze in art. 27 MATH HAS MANY DIFFERENT ANGLES The Laurel Math Department offers several types of classes aimed to expand mathematic skills. Laurel honored an area math meet with several of Laurel Students receiving top honors. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Wait a Minute Julie Kill tries to remember what to do next. You Guys Where’s Jury? Wonders Pat Behm, Glenn Connor, and Ken Kunda, while playing games in computers. Wake-up A student falls asleep while taking a test in Mr. Wedels class Hey lets bag reading States Chandel Schumacher to other students in Mrs. Connors class. This is how its done states Mr. Wedel to Margaret Metzger, as Margaret tries to understand. And the race is on Students hurry to finish a assignment in Mr. Jury's Class. But this is how it's done states Mr. Wedel, vdiile Linda Sprague tells him he's wrong. I can't see anything Bob DeCarlo squints to read the screen. This is the worst thinks Tim Harper as he does a test for Mr. Hackney. Well I thought it was this angle. But... Mr. Hackney is stumped on how to do a problem so asks Don Kessler for assistance. 3 2 1. Kenda Hartman doesn't look too interested in learning about babies in Family Life. 2. Jeri Wandersee and Lenette Knudson look interested during Family Life. 3. Students in Home EC. II are trying to learn hew to sew. HOME EC COVERS MANY NEW AREAS THIS YEAR 30 The English Department has many different types of courses to offer Laurel students. There are reading classes, writing courses and Journalism classes. This gives students a wide variety to choose from throughout their high school years and to receive a good background in English. 1. So thats hew it's done? Teddy Wilson looks to Lisa Sprigler for help as Heidi Johnson and GayLynn Webber look on. 2. What? Heidi Johnson doesn't seem to be so sure about what Mrs. Connors is saying. 32 different types of literature 33 LET'S GET PHYSICAL The Laurel P.E. department is a class which gives students a break from thei r dai ly routine. The School recently made a new weightlifting room out of the old storage rooms. This gives students a chance to improve themselves. Intramurals also gives those students who do not have work to do in their study halls a chance to participate in some extra activities. 1. Students lift weights in the new weight room. 2. You're out April Rankin tries to make it safe to fi rst. 3. Strike three! A laurel student tries for a heme run. 2 34 • L • 2. Go Chris go! Chris Hoffman cruises in for a run. 3. Run Kari Kari Larson hits the bail during intramurals. 4. Spike em' A laurel student tries to spike Craig Paurus and Toni Maida. 35 1. You're Sunk Rick Milligan, Glenn Conner, Dan Belinak and Mike Morgan take a break and play a game of Battleship during government. 2. Dale Craig and Ken Kunda I isten to a guest speaker in government class. 3. This is how it's done Lisa Phillips helps Kim Ringheimer with her homework. 36 1 1. Students work hard during History Class. 2. Who me? Laura Rawhouser takes a break during U.S. History Class. 3. Hard at Work Craig Kuntz and Paulette Halvorson look interested in their work. 4. Mr. Chapman gets organized before class. 37 PUBLICATIONS STRIVE FOR EXCELLENCE 4 3 1. 1983-84 Annual Staff-(Back row) Dawn Hirschfelt, Margaret Metzger, Pegge Godak, Lysa Fox. 3rd rcw-Janet Little, Simone Strand, Kathy Markegard, Dave Severson. 2nd row-Connie Gilchrist, Schellie Hansen, Karen LeDuc. Front row-Julie Hull. 2. There's a first time for everything. Karen LeDuc gets some work done in Journalism II. 3. Pegge Godak and Lysa Fox work hard to meet a deadline. 4. You want it vtfien. Janet Little, Margaret Metzger, Schellie Hansen, and Dawn Hirschfelt forming an assentling line in Journalism II 38 msm. Mttm-'m In Journalism II, the students work independently. Each student has duties assigned to them and are expected to have their duties completed by deadlines. Money is raised to support the paper and annual by selling ads and programs. 'This year the newspaper staff sold crystal to raise extra money. The annual staff put on a Halloween dance to raise enough money so the senior pictures could be in color. We had an addition to the staffs this year. It is a DECmate II Typesetter. All typesetting is done on the computer so this saves a lot of money for both staffs. All of the photography and layouts are done by the students. 1 Oh no! Wendy Caton crashing for a test in Journalism II. 1983-84 Newspaper Staff-(Back row) Mark Verlanic, Lisa Pelican, Cindy Bestrom, Ryan Yeager. 2nd rcw-Chari Thom, Wendy Caton, Julie Kissee, Lori Bcwen. Front row-Mr. Severson, Keith Knudson, and John Kessler. Keith Knudson working on a layout for the newspaper, while singing to himself for amusement. Working hard to meet deadlines, Lisa Pelican and Ryan Yeager add some finishing touches. 39 1. Mr. Asher tries to explain to Laurelaires how it is done. 2. No, you don't understand exclaims Shawna Ross to Cindy Bestrom. 3. All-State singers last year were, (back rcw)-David Clayton, Lee Webber, Kevin Ketterling, and Will Guenthner.(front rcw)-Stephanie Harris and Lysa Fox. 4. Barber Shop sings National Anthem at Boys Divisional Basketball, held at the Metra. From left- Will Guenthner, Lee Webber, Kevin Ketterling, and David Clayton. 5. Choralaires discussing last nicjits activities before class started. This year the Choir Department was very visible, not only with their own events, but in sponsoring other promotion activities for other departments. They hosted a trainmen feed and festivities before the homecoming game. The experimental Fine Art Festival, featuring vocal, instrumental, art, drama, and literature departments, was a fine display of the talent at LHS with two impressive evenings of events. The Choral Department made the community proud with its representation of six vocalists attending the All-State Honor Choir Festival. Even more impressive, out of the six northwestern states entering auditions. Laurel was honored to have six members attend the A11-Northwest Vnerican Choral Directors Convention in Portland, Oregon. Laurel did not leave District and State Music Festivals un noticed. A large number of vocalists went on to State and did very well. Laurelaires received highest honors being named one of the superior groups of the event and individuals also did well. It proved to be a rewarding year. CHORAL DEPARTMENT SINGS FOR ALL Laurelaires- Back row- Kevin Ketterl Soule, Aaron Roller, Lee Webber, anc Gail Hart, Lysa Fox, Heidi Schwartz, Connie Gilchrist, and Cindy Bestrcm. 40 Ryan Yeager, David Clayton, Mitch Guenthner. Front Row- Shawna Ross, i Gould, Shelly Fox, Stephanie Harris, 41 THE SOUND OF MUSIC 1. Dixieland Band! Back row-Glenda Cherry, Kevin Kautz, Michele Kansala. Front rcw- Rosalind Morrissey, Laura Barnard, Erica Cantrell, Susan Day, and Tim Sands. 2. Band menters wanning up before rehearsal. 42 1. Relaxing after a long day at Eastern A, Jodi Gradwohl, Shelly Fox and Paula Gilchrist enjoy the time off. 3 2 2. Take it away Rosalee Richardson while rehearsing before class. 3 Back row- Mardelle McMullen, Erica Cantrell, Michele Kansala, Mrs. Erwin, Thomas Prill, Laura Barnard, Mr. Bares, Cliff Forstner, Carolyn Prill. 3rd row- Joel Boehnke, Rachel Navasio, Julie Krueger, Kendall Joki, Lavem Wolf, Lonnie Weathermon, Kevin Kautz, Koren Kringen, Brian Bruley, Ronald Dillenbeck, Gordon Lawson, Susan Day, Lonnie Peterson, Shawn Thiel, Tyna Morgan, Trisha Krug, Candy Barter, Roxanne Morrissey, Robyn Cassidy, Rosalind Morrissey, Joy Zinda, Laura Kunda. 2nd row- Glenda Cherry, Paula Gilchrist, Janet Gradwohl, Linda Smarsh, Traci Hall, Dee Dee Southerland, Lisa Peterson, Lisa Sprigler, Lori Smarsh, Shelly Fox, Samantha Krone, Vicki Fox, Starla McDonald, Jerrae Brcwn, Rosalee Richardson, Jamie Canmony, Dave Barrett, Donald Lorfing, Susan Beadle. Front row- Lisa McLendon, Tanmy Lapp, Kim Singleton, Beth Zigweid, Tim Sands, Kelly Singleton, Cindy Bestrom, Sheryl Dewell, Teri Swecker, Bonnie Gabel, Jodie McManus, Laurie Riemaim, Stacy McFate, Jodi Gradwohl, Debbie Zigweid. Not pictured- Karol Knudson, Shannon Murphy, Stacy Weidner. 43 HE WORKS HARD FOR HS GRADE 1. John you need a hai rcut! John Kessler goofs off during Senior dress up 2 3 4 2. Go ahead make ny day Kevin Ketterling seems to be thinking hard. 3. Heath Craig works on a project in woods class. 4. I hope I'm doing this ric Tt! J.J. Pasco thinks as he works on hi s project. 44 LEARN BOOKKEEPING Bookkepping is becoming a very popular subject with students today. Accounting classes are getting larger every year. Learning Accounting skills could be very helpful in the future. 1. Don't Bother us, can't you see we're studying! Kathy Dolechek and Janet Horton look up from their studies in Accounting. 2. Look on your own paper Steve! Steve Swan trys to get some help from Doug Hatten. 3. Working hard or hardly working? Todd Krtm and Doug Amundsen show their studying habits during Accounting. 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They were very successful yet small, and got their nickname Mighty Midgets from Coach Matson. The team had the speed but they were lacking in big linemen. The varsity squad's record was 6-3, the losses were to Lewistowi and Glendive at home, and Miles City away. Coach Matson said the reason they did so well this year was because they're over achievers and they play as a T.E.A.M. Coach Matson also thought that the seniors had a lot to do with the success because of experience on the varsity squad since their Freshman and Sophomore years. The team captains this year were Bill Kelly, Jim O'Neil and Bryon Wagner. The team tied for third place in their conference. 48 1 2 3 1. Touchdown!-The Laurel Loco's score their way to a victory at the Central game. 2. Coach Ronan shows his dedication above and beyond the call of duty in a rain-soaked Homecoming qame. 3. Yea Trainmen!- The football team is congratulated by the crowd after winning the Homecoming game. The Returning Letter Achievers-Back row (From left)- Jim O'Neil, Dale Craig, Bill Kelly, Lavem Wolf, Tom Wood and Trent Gardner. Front row (From left)-Don Manweiler, Ron O'Donnell, Bryon Wagner, Dann Schardt and Dan Belinak. 49 LOCOS PLACE NO. 3 IN ’83 Top Row (From Left)-Mr. Jury, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Ronan, Mr. Matson, Mr. Wedel, Mr.Feuerbacher. Second Rcw-Mark Verlanic, Lee Webber, Jim O'Neil, Dale Craig, Bill Kelly, Randy Hunt, Travis McLing, David Wright, Dan Belinak, Trent Gardner, Dann Schardt. Third Row-Ben Stumian, Johnney Schiracher, Tim Starkey, Mitch Soule, Robyn Yovetich, Lavem Wolf, Bill Rosselot, Dewayne Caldwell, Mark Leischner, Greg Carstens, Tom Wood, Scott Bruce, Ron O'Donnell. Fourth Row- (Mgr.) Jeff Rudio, Tim Grant, Matt Williams, Mike Kellogg, Brian Ortiz, Scott Homing, Tony Knudson, Kendall Joki, Chris Hoffman, Ramon Jiminez, Don Manweiler, (Mgr.) Myron Magnus, Ted Wilson. Fifth Rcw-Randy Pastian, Rick Bence, Doug Crawford, Shawn Paurus, Tracy Krun, Scott Seabrook, Eric PI etcher, Bemie Sullivan, John Dcwnam, (Mgr.) Vonda Helterbran. Bottom Row-(Mgr.) Brian Fischer, Robbie Gaskill, Kelly Frank, Shawn Sullivan, James Cotter, Jim Stank, (Mgr.) Tim Wuertz. Not Pictured-Bryon Wagner. SPIRITED CHEERLEADERS LEAD TEAM TO VICTORIES Football and Wrestling Cheerleaders (Top to bottom)-Lori Smarsh, Gina Novasio, Alternate Gail Tomlin, Jana Jansma. Left-Tami Landis, Right-April Rankin. VARSITY GIRLS HAVE SLOW START. . . Back row (from leftRorie Kraft, Janet Horton, Coach Dennis Colbrese, Ginny Kincy, Jenny Foots, Renee McLing, Kelly Singleton, Dawi Hirschfelt, Coach Herb Townsend, Lisa Pelican, Julie Hull. Front row (from left)-Manager Janet Little, Sherry Markovich, Shelly Fox, Margaret Metzger, Rhonda Thompson, Manager Kim PI etcher. DEDICATED TO SPIRIT The varsity girls basketball team ran into some fierce competition. With their hustle, desire, and determination, the season turned out to be a success. Though only winning two games, the never give up attitudes made them winners of all games. Basketball Cheerleaders (from leftRibby Anest, Alternate Neva Wilson, Sonja Letcher, Simone Strand, Lori Bowen, Schellie Hansen. 51 DIESELETTES SHOW IMPROVEMENT 1. Jwp Foutsy Jump!-Jenny Fonts skies for the jurp ball against Bozeman. 2. The Dieselettes Returning Lettermen-(Top to Bottom)-Margaret Metzger, Julie Hull, Dawn Hirschfelt, Lisa Pelican, Janet Little and Lorie Kraft. 3. Swish It!-Renee' McLing puts up a shot against the Sidney Eagles. 3 52 AT DIVISION a 1. WCW!-Lorie Kraft shows her basketball skills stealing the ball from Sidney. 2. Way to go Foutsy!-Jenny Fouts lays it up for two. 3. Time out-Coach Townsend gives the Dieselettes a little pep talk. 4 4. Sherry Markovich steams her way through the Eagles press on the way to a Dieselette victory. 53 This group of nine sophomores and one junior showed the Eastern Class A Conference for the second year in a row that they were the team to beat. Averaging over forty points a game, these people compiled a 15 and 3 record. While outscoring their opponents by an average of ten points a game, they lost only once to a Class A school. J.V. Team (from left) Bobbie Weatherman, Rhonda Thompson, Jodi Gradwohl, Debbie Zi eid, Jeri Vladic, Bethe Krug, Coach Colbrese, Tarmy Lapp, Paula Gilchrist, Kim Singleton, Teri Swecker and Kari Larson. Freshman Team (from left) Coach Michunovich, Linda Smarsh, Vicki Fox, Sabine Halvorson, Della Redli, Vicki Heiser, Wendy Fouts, Toni Lant , Missy McLing, Lisa Barclay, and Tracy Noel. The Freshman girls basketball team had a slew start this past season. The Freshman team lost a few of their first games. Their sixth game was against Livingston. Although the team started to play better basketball, they lost in overtime 31 to 28. This proved to be the turning point in the season. The freshmen went on to win nine of their last ten games, finishing with a ten and six season. The freshmen used a balanced scoring attack led by Missy McLing, Vicki Fox, Lisa Barclay, Tracy Noel, and Wendy Fouts. Della Redli and Vicki Heiser shared the post position and Sabine Halvorson, Toni Lamb, and Linda Smarsh came off the bench to give added strength to the team. The high point of the season was beating Billings Central both times and winning the last six games in a row. The freshmen proved with a lot of hard work and a little heart the girls basketball program will be exciting and successful in the near future. 54 Jenny Fouts shoots for two more points. 1. Am I there yet! -Don Kessler tries to muster up more energy. 2. Top Row from left- Joe Dufrense, Manager Connie Gilchrist, Tim Harper, Tom Boelter, Don Kessler, Mike Crater, Gary Conner, Doug Hatten, Greg Brester, Glenn Conner, Bottom Row from left- Dave Hatten, Jeff Butler, Mike Womack, Angelo Rivera, Shawl Mullaney. 3. Laurel Boys - Stretching before they begin their run. 4. Dedication! Gary Conner pushes for the finish line. OUTSTANDING RUNNERS 4 The 1983-84 Boys Cross Country Team had an outstanding season this year. Doug Hatten was named outstanding runner. Doug Hatten and Greg Brester were honored with All State, All Class, and Class A. The most inspirational award was given to Glenn and Gary Conner. The Team received 4th at State, and placed 1st three times and also placed 2nd three times out of nine. 4 the boys team. 3. Get that Pepsi spirit. Mike Kraiter is taking a break from running. 4. A look of agony on Sam Hatfields face shows how much work cross country can be. 5. What gals. Clapping for Tim Harper as he receives his award. 6. Hey Slim, have another hantourger! Tim Harper stands around acting casual. 56 UNDERCLASSMEN PACE GIRLS CC Back now (from left) Lisa McLendon, Laura Rawhouser, Missy Blom, Lisa Sprigler, Lisa Phillips, Chandal Schunacher, Lisa Ringheimer. 2nd row Wanda R.i ngheimer, Theresa Vedovatti, Melody Applebach, Laurie Bernard, Starla McDonald. Bottom row (from Left) Lisa Hedges-Mgr.,Joy Zinda-Mgr.,Coach Wetzel, Laura Kunda-Mgr., Glenda Cherry-Mgr. 1. Theresa Vedovatti kicks it in high gear with her good luck socks. 2. The longest rnile. Lisa Sprigler concentrates on a good finish. 3. Final Kick. Wanda Ringheimer paces herself for the finish line. 57 WRESTLERS TAKE Back Row (from left)- Tony Knudson, Mitch Soule, Brian Ortiz, Chris Hoffman, Coach Matson, Head Coach Sprigler, Coach Metzger, Mike Morgan, Bill Rosselot, Keith Knudson. Second Row (from left)- Rhonda Thompson-Mgr., Craig Kuntz, Shawn Mullaney, Doug Hatten, Brent Milliron, Mark Leischner, Wade Kisch, Lisa Sprigler-Mgr. Third Row (from left)- Clint Hutzenbiler, Robbie Gaskill, Randy Heiser, John Wetch, David Smith, Angelo Rivera. Cheerleaders (from left)- Gail Tomlin, Tami Lardis, April Rankin, Lori Srrarsh, Gina Novasio, Jana Jansma. opponent to try and pin his shoulders to the mat. 2. Go Laurel, you can do it! Jana Jansma and Lori Smarsh cheer on the Grapplers. 58 SECOND AT STATE 1. Go Mark Leischner awaits the whistle to start. 2. No, Don't roll me over! Mark Leischner trys to keep his position. 3. Thread the needle John Wetch try to flip his opponent. 4. Two points Laurel. Brent Milliron tries to stick a Ram wrestler. 5. Wrestlers to warm up exercises before a match. GRAPPLERS HAVE EXCELLENT SEASON 1 2 3 1. Go-John-Go John Wetch holds a wrestler in a head norm. 2. Try to get out of this one! Mike Morgan has his opponent in a tough hold. 3. Pin his shoulders to the mata Laurel wrestler trys for a pin. 60 1 The Laurel wrestlers ended their season with an excellent record of 7 wins and one loss, losing their only match to the Lewistown Eagles. The Grapplers came heme with a first place at divisional and a second place at state, losing state by only two and one half points. Keith Knudson was the only wrestler who was a state Champion from Laurel. Angelo Rivera, Mark Leischner, Mitch Soule and John Wetch all finished with a second place state title. 1. 'Take a Victory lap. Mark Leischner struts across the mat after a win. 2. 1-2-3 Brent Mi 11 iron holds his opponent for a pin. 3. Stick em 1 2 3 4 Mitch Soule cradles his opponent. 4. Robbie Gaskill trys to hold a wrestler in a turk. 61 LAURELS NEW SPIKERS Back row (from left)-Coach Therian, Jeri Vladic, Jodi McManus, Ginny Kincy, Renee1 2 McLing, Bethe Krug, Vicki Crilly, Mgr. Kim PI etcher. Asst. Coach Asher. Front row (from left)- Lisa Ridl, Kari Larson, Shawna Ross, Lisa Rincfieimer, Julie Kissee, Zina Hensley, Maria Jimenez, Paula Gilchrist. 1. Zina Hensley serves the ball vrfiile Lisa Ridl watches to see if it clears the net. 2. Team work- Renee' McLing and Kari Larson, together volley the ball back over the net. 2 Volleyball was a new sport at LHS this year, and turned out exceptionally well. Around 38 girls tried out, but was cut to 26. Coach Therian thought the team had a good season and hopefully it will perk the interest for girls next year. 62 3 1. Slam that...oops! Vicki Crilly jumps up but misses the ball. 2. Renee' McLing sets herself to return the ball. 3. I'll get it! Ginny Kincy and Julie Kissee both go for the ball, as‘Paula Gilchrist watches. 4. Reach for the sky-Lisa Ridl times her jump to hit the ball. 63 Back rcw (from left)- Don Lorfing, Greg Brester, Pat Behm, Randy Hunt, Garry Hergett, Coach Rohertson, Rick Milligan, Coach Canpbell, Bob Goodson, Tom Hart, Doug Anundsen, Bill Kelly, Bryon Wagner, Jim O'Neil. Front rcw (from left)- Ben Sturman, Tom Eastman-Mgr., Ryan Yeager-Mgr., Mike Swan-Mgr., and Ron O'Donnell. MAJORETTES PROVIDE DAZZLING ENTERTAINMENT From Back- Sheri Hannah, Lisa Hinrichs, Wendy Riojas, Laurie Rieman, Gina Frickel, Missy Blom, Kim PI etcher, Missy McLing, Lisa McLendon, Lisa Hedges, Christy Wegh, Kerry Branstetter, Cassie Foos, Sabine Halvorson, Erica Cantrell, Tracy Noel, Linda Snarsh, Kim Herman, Peggy Alvarado, Dee Dee Southerland. 64 EXCELLENT AT HOME 1. The Laurel Players being introduced the Divisional Championship game. 2. Who me? Bill Kelly looks upset with the referee's call. 3. Up for two Rick Milligan shoots for two during a basketball game. 4. Locomotives do their warm-ups A 3 3 1. Garry Hergett takes a long shot. 2. Block that shot! A Billings Central Ram blocks a shot of Bryon Wagner. 3. Bob Goodson takes a shot. 4. Help! Bill Kelly can't seen to get rid of the ball. 66 The Laurel Boys Basketball Team ended the year with a 14-10 season. The team consisted of 9 seniors, 4 juniors, and one sophomore. The locomotives went undefeated on their hone court. The locomotives lost most of the games on the road but came back to take a second place at the divisional tournament. They lost the Divisional Chanpionship game to our rivals the Livingston Rangers 54-64. They practiced hard all week and went into State with a lot of enthusiasm. The Locomotives defeated the Dillon Beavers in the Consolation game ending the season with a Third Place Trophy at the State Tournament in Butte. 1. Tip it Randy! Randy Hunt goes up for a jump ball against the Park High Rangers. 2. What a jump shot! Bob Goodson goes up for two. 67 LAUREL TRACK TEAMS HAVE AN OUTSTANDING SEASON The Girls track team had a very good season. They worked hard and long to win a second place at the Divisional track meet held at the Fairgrounds. These girls went into the State track meet, in Butte, with a lot of enthusiasm, faith and came out with a third place trophy. 1. REACH! Renee McLing hands off to Paula Gilchrist in a relay race. 2. Laurel three some, Bethe Krug, Renee McLing and Paula Gilchrist shew their fun. 3. Carol Altman looks tough as she is about to threw the discus. 3 2 68 GIRLSTAKE THIRD AT STATE 1 2 3 4 1. Up and over - Sherry Markovich clears a hurdle. 2. Hustle Lorie - Lorie Kraft pushes for the finish line. 3. We'll get her next time - says Renee McLing, Bethe Krug and Paula Gilchrist as they await their awards. 4. Breaking the tape - Traci Padilla crosses the finish line. BOYS IMPROVE AT STATE 2 3 4 2. Go Bill Go - Ben Sturman hands the baton to Bill Kelly in the mile relay. 3. Toss it Woody! Tern Wood throws the shot. 4. Come on, give us the medals girls - Randy Hunt and Lavem Wolf wait with other competitors to red eve their medals 70 FINISH THIRD 1. Up and over! A boys track marker clears the bar in the hicfi jump. 2. Howdy Bill! Kelly and other teammates of the boys and girls track wait in the stands for upcoming events. 3. Oops! Bill Kelly takes the bar with him in his high jump attempt. 4. Take it to the limit! Dale Craig pushes on for victory at the divisional track meet. The Laurel Boys track team consisted of a lot of strong seniors and was a mi rty team. The team came out of the Divisional track meet with a third place trophy. Following up the State meet, in Butte, also with a third place. 72 73 JUST A SWINGIN’ 1• Gi rl Golfers watch Rhonda Thompson try to make her putt. 2. Just a Swingin' Bryan Fischer hits a long drive. 3. Kim Pletcher takes a practice swing before hitting the ball. 4. Pat Behm practices putting on the putting green. 74 TO SUCCESS BOYS TAKE 2ND AT STATE 1. Boys Golf Team- (from left) Bob DeCarlo, Rick Schmidt, Matt Edvards, Pat Behm, and Bryan Fischer. Not pictured Coach John Reeves. 2. Girls Golf Team- Back row- (from left) Janet Little, Kim Pletcher, Susan Beadle. Front row- (from left) Rosalee Richardson, Rhonda Thompson, and Ginny Kincy. Not pictured Coach John Reeves. 2 75 ••• •V • • • • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • ••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . %•••••• V •• • •• • KEY CLUB ROCKS 1 and 2. Lee Webber, Key Club President finds something amusing going on while Key Club members look on. 3. Key Club Sweethearts Shiel a Noel and Sonja Letcher look alive while attending a morning meeting. 4. Rock Rock 'Till You Drop!“-Key Club members J.J. Pasco, Lee Webber, Scott Homing, Tim Wuertz, Tim Starkey and Jordan Denke rock the night away at a Key Club Rock-a-Thon. 5. Key Club Members (Top rcw from left)-Erick Field-Secretary, Mike Swan-Vice President, Scott Homing-Treasurer, Lee Webber-President, Mark Verlanic. (Middle row)-adviser Mr. Wright, Jordan Denke, David Smith, Tim Starkey, Greg Forstner, Brian Fischer, Scott Maurer, Chris Hoffron. (Front rcw)-Key Club Sweethearts Shiel a Noel and Sonia Letcher. 77 FUTURE FARMERS This is the first year Laurel High School has had a Future Farmers of America organization. These young men and women have joined in a desire to promote farming among America's young people. One of the projects that F.F.A. promoted this year was a slave sale. F.FJ . Menfcers- (Back rcw frcm left) Stacy Anderson, Dory Wetch, Shelly Dolechek, Steve Jansma, Rick Lyytinen, Troy Jansma, Heath Craig, Brian Bruley. (Front row) Connie Wetch, Sheri Hannah, Randy Raisler, Steve Wyse, Cliff Forstner, Steve Shay, Brent Shay, Gary Schaff-advisor. 78 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 3 1. Shelly Schmidt works with small children on an F.H.A. project. 2. Sheri Lenhardt, Dawn Williams and Shelly Schmidt work on the Red Rose Project. 3. “O.K. What next? - seems to be what Shelly Schmidt and Dawn Williams are wondering. 4. F.H.A. Members- (From left) Judy Crampton- advisor, Jeri Wandersee, Tracy Jones, Dawn Williams, Cheryl Unger and Sheri Lenhardt. RED ROSE PROJECT The Future Ficmemakers of America was organized to stimulate an interest in home management among the homemaking students. It is a student service organization that works toward helping the community with an annual civic service project. The project of F.H.A. this year was the Red Rose Project. 79 3 1. Quill and Scroll Menters- (Back row from left) Ryan Yeager, Janet Little, John Kessler. (Middle row) Cindy Bestrom, Margaret Metzger, Dawn Hirschfelt, Lisa Pelican. (Front) Schellie Hansen. 2. Officers-Dawn Hirschfelt-Vice President and Secretary, Ryan Yeager- Student Council Rep., Lisa Pelican- President. 3. This is how it's done seems to be v iat Mr Severson, Quill and Scroll advisor, is trying to tell Ryan Yeager. 4. Janet Little, Margaret Metzger, Schellie Hansen and Dawn Hirschfelt work hard puttin together sports programs vrfiich was a Qjill and Scroll project this year. Quill and Scroll is an honorary publications club. It is made up of student journalists. A project of Quill and Scroll thi-year was putting together the sports programs. PROFILES OF THE SCRIBBLERS” BEYOND GOOD GRADES 1. 2. 3. 4. Newly inducted Honor Society members read the National Honor Society Pledge at the end of the indiction ceremony. Scholarship, Character, Leadership, Service- Lisa Pelican tells the new inductees what Honor Society is about. Honor Society Menters- (Back row from left) Vera Bassett-Advisor, Bethe Krug, Kim Pletcher, Dale Craig, Lisa Pelican, Kris Fox. (Fourth row) Girmy Kincy, Lori Gould, Lori Thcmas, Susan Beadle, Lisa Ingraham, Stacy McFate. (Third row) Cindy Schneider, Kim Hatfield, Kim Singleton, Kelly Singleton, Susan Crilly. (Second row) Vonda Helterbran, April Rankin, Dee Dee Southerland, Roxanne Morrissey, Debbie Zigweid. Honor Society Officers- Mrs. Bassett- advisor, Vonda Helterbran- Student Council Rep., Shelly Fox- Vice President, Kim Pletcher-Secretary, Lisa Pelican-Treasurer. Not pictured is Phil Vedovatti- President. 81 “IT’S A MATTER OF PRIDE” STUDENT LEADERS UNITE 1. Student Council Mathers- (Top row from left) Erick Field, Schellie Hansen, Margaret Metzger, Janet Little, Lisa Pelican, Julie Hull, Simone Strand, Angelo Rivera. (Middle row) Vernon Southerland, Matt Edwards, Tami Landis, Lori Wojcik, Joe DuFresne, Rhonda Thompson, Sheila Noel, Vonda Helterbran, Vicky Crilly, Lysa Fox, Neva Wilson, Lori Smarsh. (Front row) Sonja Letcher, Lisa Hedges, Jeri Vladic, Jana Jansrrva, Susan Crilly, Tim Sands, Paulette Halvorson, Ginny Kincy. Student Body Officers- (Fran left) Janet Little- Vice President, Schellie Hansen- President, Lysa Fox-Sec retary Treasurer. 3. Student Council Menhers listen attentively as Mr. Singleton informs them on the student handbook. EXCHANGE OF IDEAS The exchange of ideas and cominication with other schools was the main idea of the Student Council Exchange with Miles City. Miles City students were given a tour of our school. Then both schools discussed the duties and responsibilities of their Student Council, student body and school. Our Student Counci 1 showed part of the slide show to exchange one of the ideas of our Student Council this year. Laurel Student Council (rentiers also traveled to Miles City for the same type of workshops presented by Miles City. At the end of our day their. Miles City students presented part of the talent show they had put on the night before. There was a very good exchange of ideas and both Student Councils seemed to benefit a lot from the exchange of ideas. 1. Hard at work!- Student Council rentiers from Laurel and Miles City work hard at the Student Council Exchange. 2. Ice Breakers - Student Council [rentiers break the ice and get to knew each other at the Student Counci 1 Exchange. 3. Good ideas- Student Council [rentiers join in on brainstorminig session. 4. 77777!- The Freshman girls look enthusiastic at a Student Council meeting. 83 STUDENTS INVOLVED. •84 IN ART SHOWS 1. Art Club Members (back row from left)- Lana Brown, Ted Wilson, Larry Chavez, Scott Rickard, Anthony Garcia. (Middle row) Jim Seaton- advisor, Gail Hart, Yvonne Morrissey, Chris Gordon, Blaine Nelson, Chris Hoffman, Colin Stevick, Becky Mangun. (Front row) Susan Crilly, Debbie Zigweid, Shawna Ross, Rhonda Thompson, Becky Goss, Elaine LaFlex, Mike Minnerath. 2. Art Cli± Officers- (Back row) Debbie Zigxeid, Rhonda Thompson. (Front row) Gail Hart, Shawna Ross, Elaine LaFlex. 3. An onlooker checks out an art display at the Fine Arts Festival. STARS OF THE STAGE Speech and Drama highlights individual talents. Students ray be involved in solo or duo performances. In the way of speaking, students can participate in extemporaneous, expository, irrpronptu, oral interpretation, or a variety of other events. The acts range from serious to humorous to pantomime. Matters compete with each other and with inenters in towns in the surrounding area. Speech and Drama Matters (Back row from left)- Mr. Kilpatrick-advisor, Susan Crilly. (Middle row) Bobbi Weathermen, Blaine Nelson, Scott Rickard. (Front row) Wendy Caton, Carolyn Prill and Vicky Crilly. 1. Journalism students who put together the slide show are Tim Starkey, Kenda Hartman, Cassie Foos and Laura Rawhouser. 2. Kenda Hartman and Cassie Foos work hard putting together the slides. 3. What Next?- This seems to be what Tim Starkey is thinking as he tapes music for the slide shew. 4. Say Cheeze!!! - Rhonda Thompson takes slide pictures for the slide show. It's a Matter of Pride was a project to try to promote school spirit and develop pride in LHS. The idea of the slide shew was picked up by the Student Body Officers at the NASC convention in Kansas during the Sumner of '83. The slide shew was financed by Student Council and put together and presented by the Journalism I students. This years slide show was just an experiment type project to try to start a slide show tradition going in LHS. 87 “IT'S A MATTER OF PRIDE” SLIDE SHOW A SUCCESS 1 2 3 4 PEP CLUB FEELING ENTHUSIASTIC” 1. Pep Club Menbers (top row from left)-Schellie Hansen, Lisa Pelican, Janet Little, Simone Strand. (6th row from left)-Stephani Harris, Heidi Schwartz, Julie Hull, Lori Bowen, Kevin Ketterling. (5th row from left)-Lysa Fox, Neva Wilson, Sheila Noel, Susan Beadle, Lori Smarsh, Lisa Sprigler, Gail Tomlin, Tom Wood. (4th row from left)-Ginny Kincy, Debbie Zigweid, Lora Gould, Susan Crilly, Jamie Canmony, Lisa Ingraham, Kathy Markegand, J.J. Pasco. (3rd row from left)-Janet Gradwohl, Kathy Dolechek, Kim PIetcher, Vonda Helterbran, Shelly Fox, DeeDee Southerland, Scott Homing. (2nd row from left)-Sonja Letcher, Jana Jansma, Lori Wojcik, Jeri Vladic, Tami Lardis, Libby Anest, April Rankin, Rachel Novasio. (Front row)-Angel Thibault, Jerrae Brown, Brenda Fischer, Sam Krone, Robin Hauge, Michelle Kruim, Lee Webber. 2. Teamwork!- Tom Wood and Jeri Vladic work together decorating Jinny O's locker. 0B 1. Go! Fight! Win! -Pep Club ranters along with other fans cheer on the boy's basketball tew. 2. Dedicated to their dutles-Paulrtte ►fclvonon and Theresa Vedovatti prepare to decorate a Swlar ladser. 3. Getting the Jet) done-Schellle Hwsen Is working hard decorating Toe Hvt's locker for Senior appreciation. 4. Rep Cl it) Officers (Fro topH% S. Dolechek-advisor, Kathy Nwkegard-Presldent, lysa Fox-Vice-President, Lisa Oilcan-Student Council Representative, Janet Llttle-Secratary Treasurer. . a A-r.- '4 , L” CLUB A SUCCESS mmmm mi. - - Simone Strand-President-: Lavern Wolf-Vice Presiden Lorle Kreft-Secretary Bill Kelly- Student Council Rep. L Club Members (Top rcw frcm left)- Laura Rawhouser, Chandel Schumacher. (Sixth row) Bethe Krug, Lisa Ridl, Kim Singleton, Kelly Singleton, Schellie Hansen, Lisa Pelican. (Fifth row) Dawn Hirschfelt, Lorie Kraft, Julie Hull, Janet Little, Lisa Sprigler, Renee McLing, Rosalee Richardson, Lori Smarsh. (Fourth rcw) Lavem Wolf, Margaret Metzger, Vonda Helterbran, Shelly Fox, Vny Canpbell, Theresa Vedovatti, Jodi Gradwohl, Tami Landis, April Rankin. 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The Choral Department put on the spectalcular dance with elaborate decorations, inculding palm trees, a treasure chest full of gold and jewels, and a little grass hut. The Choral Department spent around $2,000 on the decorations, refrestments, and the band. The refreshments included fruits from the Islands, bananas, oranges, pineapple, and fresh coconut. Y0G0 was the name of the rock band that played at the dance. To appropriate with the theme they played a lot of Beach Boys music. The Journalism Department took pictures of groups and couples in their Hawiian attire. Kathy Markegand and Gary Wiman won the Best-Dressed Couple, they wore matching clothes originally from Hawaii. Connie Gilchrist and Tony Knudson won the individual contest. All winners received free movie passes. The dance was held in the Gym and everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. Remerrtoer Go Hawaiian and have fun. 94 'J'wpLcal Jm 1. Sonja Letcher and Kevin Ketterling dance in the romance to the sounds of YOGO. 2. Smile Pretty! The Best Dressed Couple, Kathy Markegard and Gary Wiman pose to get their picture taken. 3. It's meal time! Heads are floating as part of the Hawaiian deconm. 4. Julie Kruger, Wanda Ringheimer, Lisa Kessler, Lori Reimann, Lisa Mclendon, and Stacy Schessler pose for a picture in front of the grass hut. 95 Homecoming week exciting The 1983 Homcoming game against the Glasgow Scotties verrt scoreless until overtime. Glasgow scoring the first touchdown to lead the game 7-0. Bill Kelly scored on a one yard run and Ron O'Donnell dove in for a two point conversion to win the game 8-7. This is the first time in several years that the Hcmecoming game has been won. 1. Homecoming candidates Bryon Wagner, Jim O'Neil, Gary Conner (Prince), Randy Hunt (King), Simone Strand, Lysa Fox, Janet Little (Qjeen), Lorie Kraft (Princess), and Gail Tomlin. Bill Kelly not pictured. 2. Kim Pletcher and Missy Blohm entertain with the new majorettes at the hcmecoming game. 3. Teddy Wilson claps for the Juniors vtio lost the tug of war to the sophomores. 4. Coach Robertson and the team get drenched from the rain at the homecoming game. 5. During spirit week Brett Herzog showed his enthusiasm. 96 5 Spooks boogie at Halloween Dance 1. HURRY, HURRY, HURRY! Step right up and don't be late. This is your last chance to buy tickets says Lysa Fox and Lisa Ingraham. 2. Ghosts, Goblins, and Goons shew their spirit at the Halloween dance. Sandy Crow, Paul Harris, Mike Swan, Don Petrik and Kevin Ketterling. 3. We've Got Class! Angelo Rivera and Kris Fox shew off their fancy duds. The journalism staff along with a few members of the Senior Class put together a Halloween dance that let the students show their imagination. The dance, which was on the 29th of October, went over very well with the student body. There were more than 200 students that dressed up as their favorite spook or really decked out. The money made from the dance went to help pay for the Senior Section of this annual. The nusic played was seme of the newest hard rock. Some people thought the music was too punk but everyone had a good time. The best dressed couple (Kord Davis and April Rankin) won a pizza from Little Big Men. Other prizes were also awarded to some best dressed individuals, both guys and girls. 3 97 Students Attend Important Conferences Girl’s State Girl State Delegates-(fran left) Ginny Kincy, Paulette Halvorson, Sandra Westenman. Lori Smarsh not pictured. Boy’s State Boy State Delegates- Back Rcw (from left) David Mohr, Bryan Fischer, Tom Eastman. Front Row (from left) Andrew Bradley, Jeff Rudio, Don Lorfing. NASC NASC- Schellie Hansen, Janet Little and Lysa Fox attended the NASC Convention in Kansas City. Seniors Explore College U of M Days Students Attend College- Back Row (from left) Tim Sands, Chris Wagoner, Gayle Hartung, keith Knudson, Randy Hunt. Front Row (from left) Carolyn Prill, Dawn Hirschfelt, Lysa Fox, Cindy Bestrcm, and Mark Verlanic. SLW SLW- Paulette Halvorson, Gail Hart, Ginny Kincy, and Margaret Metzger attended a Student Leadership Convention in Bozeman. 99 SENIORS GET CRAZY THE 1 2 3 1 1. I want my mommy! Paula Kramer and Gail Tomlin look innocent in their pajamas. 2. Super Toga Keith Knudson shows off his muscles. 3. It's party time! Gail Hart has fun dressing up the last week of school. 3 100 Do we know you? Dan Belinak and Jim O'Neil stare in wonderment. Hey Sexy Legs ! Steve Wyse looks sexy in his toga and cowboy boots. Where's ny teddy bear? Gail Tomlin looks tired while sitting in Government. LAST WEEK OF SCHOOL ini Crystals in Color i 2 3 1. Garry Hergett and Gail Hart Christmas Formal King and Queen. 2. Glenn Conner and Schellie Hansen Christmas Formal Prince and Princess. 3. Christmas Formal candidates await for the King and Queen to be crowned. C rystals in Color was the theme for the 1983 Winter Formal. Sac sponsored the dance and tried something new this year. Instead of hiring a band as done in previous years Sac hired three private Dd's out of Billings. They played mostly hard rock which many people found hard to dance to. Kathy Markegard commented, The irusic was to hard to dance to in a formal, but the decorations and coronation were done very nicely. The DJ's did a very good job of using special effects. They used dry ice to make a wintery effect throughout the hall. Creative lighting techniques were made with strobes and colored lights. Coronation was held at 10:00 p.m. at vrfiich time King and Queen were crowned. Gail Hart reoeived the honor of being Christmas Formal Queen and Garry Hergett King. Other Winter Formal candidates were Rick Milligan, Pat Behm, Dan Belinak, and Glenn Conner who was Prince. The girls were Lisa Pelican, Margaret Metzger, Dawn Hirschfelt, and Schellie Hansen (Princess). As in the past the Winter Formal did not go over as well as expected. After coronation most couples took off to their favorite Night Spot. 102 Variety is the Spice of Student Life 1. Don Lorfing thinks he's nuirber one, as he poses with a big smile. 2. Don't look so bored. Wendy Caton waits anxiously for Mrs. Bassett. 3. Gail Tomlin helps Mike Willis pick up the garbage. 4. V-i-c-t-o-r-y Shelly Klein, Heidi Schwartz, and Robin Hauge shew off their talents during cheerleading tryouts. 103 HJBOBnnnnonnHnnnnnnHnnnnnBBHHHHHHHHHHnHBOTnnHBHHHHHTWTHHHHHHnaDDaDDDDoaDDDODDa LHS TRAVELS DOWN THE On October 27th and 28th, the Drama Department presented The Wizard of Oz. From start to finish a very entertaining show. Traveling to the land of Oz was quite an adventure for Dorothy and her dog Toto. All starting with a tornado putting her into a land she had never heard of, she ran up against a talking scarecrow in a blue com field, a rusted tinman in an enchanted forest, and a lion who couldn't hurt anyone if he wanted to. These characters traveled on to talk to the ever-powerful Wizard to find their hearts' desires. Dorothy longed to be back in Kansas with her Aunt Em and Uncle Henry. The scarecrow wished he had a brain to think, and the tinman a heart so he could be a wonderful, caring person. The cowardly lion wanted courage so he could be the king of the forest. The Wizard was all willing under one condition—they first had to kill the Wicked Witch of the West. After many adventures they finally succeeded by melting the witch away like sugar with a bucket of water, the four went back and gathered their awaited gifts from the Wizard. Finding out they had vhat they longed for from the very beginning, they journeyed back to their homes. Sometimes you just have to search a little more to find your dreams. !• The Tin Man stares out in space while the scarecrow comforts the Lion who wants courage. 2. Dorothy and the Winkies are terrifed by the wicked witch of the West. 3. Along their journey Dorothy and the Scarecrow are surprised by the Munchkin Clan in Munchkinland. 104 □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ YELLOW BRICK ROAD Director............................Mrs. Mary Connors Stage Managers.........................Susan Crisp Laurie Riemann Acconpanist..............................Kris Fox Aunt Em .............................. Stacy McFate Uncle Henry ............................. Jin Heit Dorothy.............................Schellie Hansen Toto ............................. DeeDee Southerland Munchkin Mayor ....................... Susan Crilly Munchkin Fanner........................Angie Proctor Munchkin Lady ..................... Kinterly Schmidt Munchkins..........................Vicia Burroughs Ronnie Weatherman Stacy McFate Good Witch of the North.................Lori Thomas Wicked Witch of the West ............. Peggy Alvarado Scarecrow............................Carolyn Prill Tin Woodnan..............................Tim Sands Soldier with Green Whiskers .... Vicki Crilly Wizard of Oz ......................... Keith Knudson Winkies............................Susan Crilly Shawna Ross Madame Winkie ........................ Stacy McFate Glinda, Good Witch of the South . . . Shawna Ross . During rehersal Schellie Hansen practices iling the Tin Man's jaw. The tin man was played Tim Sands. 5. The Cowardly Lion whines as he awaits his badge of courage. □iflUUL 5 105 Prom Night in the City Don't Let it End Don't Let it End, Seniors closed their year with a great Prom. The 1984 Prom was held on April 28th, in the high school gym. The Juniors decorated the gym so it would have a ni it time effect of a City, using a skyline mural, and stars. The D'tectives played a lot of up to date music and a few slew songs. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. The Grand March was at 10:00 where Karan LeOuc was crowned Qjeen and Mike Morgan, King. Other candidates were Shelly Dolechek (Princess), Kathy Markegard, Linda Sprague, Connie Gilchrist, Dale Craig (Prince), Don Smarsh, Phil Vedovatti, and Brad Chilcott. Candidate photos and individual couple photos were taken by Lynn Scheeler. Prom went over well with the students and their guests. After the dance everyone went off to eat or whatever they planned. 8 PROM ROYALTY 1. Brad Chilcott and Linda Sprague. 2. Shelly Dolechek (Princess) and Dale Craig (Prince). 3. Mike Morgan and Karan LeDuc are crowned King and Queen, a: Prince and Princess look on. 4. Don Smarsh and Connie Gilchrist. 5. Phil Vedovatti and Kathy Markegard. 6. Karan Leduc (Qjeen) and Mike Morgan (King). 7. Let's get down! people have fun dancing to the beat of the D'tectives. 8. 'Top Coat, Top Hat people jam to the Sharp Dressed Man! 107 Senior Girls Check Out Spring Fashions 1. That looks interesting! Connie Gilchrist looks at a new spring outfit. 2. New this is a nice dress.... Carol Vogel models a dress. 3. Here she comes. Marylee Moreland models this jean-outfit. 4. The senior girls watch a Laura Lees model. 4 108 ’84 We’re out: Out the Door Graduation was held May 20, at three o'clock in the high school gym. Mr. Singleton, Superintendent, awarded the honor students and introduced the speaker. The guest speaker was Mrs. Joan Murphy Jonkle, an Attorney- at-Law, and also a graduate from LHS. Mr. Dantic and Mrs. Wallace presented the diplomas to 134 Seniors. The Invocation and Benediction were given by Dr. Robert Lanphere. Congratulation Seniors you're out; out the Door! 1 2 3 4 1. Mr. Singleton hands out awards to the honor students at graduation. 2. Airiest Bill Kelly looks very pleased to be graduated. 3. I did it Mom! Pat Behm smiles after he receives his diploma during graduation. 4. kE'RE OUT! Karan LeDuc looks relieved to finally ve out of school. 109 STRANGE THINGS AT LHS 1. 2. 3. no 'Wio’s behind those Foster Grants? Kevin Kautz thinks he's real cool behind his shades. Who did it? Vandals destroy school property. Who is that ttasked man? Mr. Severson poses for a picture with a new face. As editors of the 1984 Locomotive Yearbook we feel this book is a combination of the staffs talents. We tried new ideas and concepts to make it a special book that the Class of '84 will be proud of and always remenber. Since the staff was small and some of the members had conflicts vrfrich interfered with their sections, some of the book does not meet the quality that we wished to present to you, the students. This yearbook was quite difficult due to the fact that it was ready made. This means that everything had to be done exactly the way it was going to be printed. Also due to the lew funding we couldn't do the things we would of liked to have done. But overall it was a very worthwhile experience for both of us. We would like to thank the Journalism I students, the staff and a special thanks to Mr. Severson, our Advisor. We hope we captured a lot of memorable moments for you to remenber the school year with your friends. Our years at Laurel Senior High have been the greatest times of our lives and we hope they have INTRO - SCHELLIE HANSEN the saf for Always ranker If you can ArAncuirc Mil IP Mill I imagine it, you can achieve it, If you can dream it, ■._ui ciuriKlP QTRAMn you can become it. I would like to thank Kathy ,T1,,i.T.V U I rt-VI r- for all her help and patience throughout the ORGANIZATIONS - JANET LITTLE year. Well torge, how we ever rade it throurfi STUDENT LIFE - KATHY MARKEGARD the year together I'll never know, but we MARGARET METZGER did. Thanks for all your help. CLASSES - LYSA FOX PHOTOGRAPHERS - CONNIE GILCHRTST DAWN HIRSCHFELT BUSINESS MGR. - PEGGY GODAK iriariKb iut cm your rieip. SPECIAL THANKS TO: LAUREL OUTLOOK TRENT RUECKER LYNN SCHEELER LANA BROWN LAURA RAWHOUSER SUSAN BEADLE FREDD RICKARD JEFF RUDIO CASSIE FOOS SCOTT MOSEMAN DON MERBACK MIKE MERBACK ELAINE LAFLEX AND OTHERS WHO HELPED ill The Class Of 1984 CLASS OFFICERS: (Top to bottom) Simone Strand-Secretary Treasurer Angelo Rivera-Student Council Representative Gail Hart-Vice President Margaret Metzger-President Julie Hull-Student Council Representative ■ r CLASS MOTTO CLASS COLORS Burgundy, Dusty Rose, Silver If you can imagine it; you can achieve it. If you can dream it; you can become it. CLASS FLOWER Rose 112 Carol J. Altman Patrick D. Behm Danny L. Belinak Lucinda K. Bestrcm Tina M. Biliman Michael L. Birkland Lori L. Bowen Martin M. Brown Chet Burroucjis 113 Robyn R. Cassidy Wendy S. Caton Bradney K. Chilcott Gary S. Conner Glenn G. Conner Dale A. Craig Robert J. DeCarlo Kristina E. DeLeon Sheryl L. Dewell 114 Shelly R. Dolechek Darin D. Dykes David Ellestad m i ... « , Erick L. Field Julie L. Finkbeiner Gregory D. Forstner Lysa J. Fox Jodine F. Frank Anthony W. Garcia 115 Trent T. Gardner Connie L. Gilchrist Christiana E. Gordon Rebecca A. Goss Allan S. Gradwohl William H. Guenthner Sheryl A. Haberlock Sheri L. Hannah Schellie R. Hansen 116 Paul E. Harris Gail A. Hart Thomas E. Hart Gayle M. Hartung Samuel L. Hatfield Michael D. Heistunan Shelley L. Hendrickson Garry L. Hergett Laura L. Hinrichs 117 Dawn M. Hirschfelt Cheryl L. Hoi sen Julie K. Hull Randall A. Hunt Steve R. Jansma Lisa R. Ingraham Dean E. Jutz Kevin D. Kautz William R. Kelly 118 John G. Kessler Kevin A. Ketterling Robert J. Kisch Julie A. Kissee Keith A. Knudson Julie A. Kraft Lorie L. Kraft Paula R. Krarrer Todd A. Krumi 119 Smile girls. Julie Kraft and Brenda Tetschner pose for a picture. What's growing out of their heads? Hey dudes! Garry Hergett rocks out with his Walkman. Kathy Markegard appears to be studying biology, but the smirk on her face shows she is studying..... H 120 It's the Rat! Will Guenthner poses with his favorite shirt on. Get out of here! Dan Greenig gives the photographer a dirty look. What is in her mouth? Carol Altman is supposedly trying to blow a bubble. m Doug Amundsen, Dean Jutz, Wade Spalinger, Mark Verlanic and Dann Schardt wait in Government for Mr. Graham. 121 Kenneth J. Kunda Elaine M. LaFlex Karan A. LeDuc Janet L. Little Katherine R. Markegard Wayne L. Massad Travis L. McLing Margaret A. Metzger Richard D. Mi lligan, Jr. 122 Michael K. Morgan Rosalind P. Morrissey Roxanne E. Morrissey Yvonne M. Morrissey Blain E. Nelson James K. O'Neil Lori C. Palmer Jamie L. Pasco John J. Pasco 123 Craig A. Paurus Joanne K. Peck Jack J. Peebles Lisa A. Pelican Lonnie R. Peterson Carolyn M. Prill Randall J. Raisler Lisa L. Rincfieimer Angelo L. Rivera 124 Shawna R. Ross Timothy L. Sands Daniel R. Scharrtt Robert K. Schessler Richard T. Schmidt Shelly R. Schmidt Kelly A. Singleton Donald W. Smarsh Wade L. Spalinger 125 Linda Sprague Michael J. Staudinger Simone M. Strand Julie A. Streck Stephen E. Swan Brenda L. Tetschner Chari L. Thom Lori L. Thomas Gail M. Tomlin 126 Philip A. Vedovatti Mark S. Verlanic Bryon G. Wagner Christine A. Wagoner Robert B. Walter Brett Watts Lee J. Webber Michael L. Willis David J. Wright 127 Douglas L. Amundsen Kristie A. Anderson Jodi R. Arrtus Other Members Of Robert A. Beckerle Joan A. Branstetter Christine L. Campbell The Senior Class Jordon L. Denke Margaret M. Godak Daniel K. Greening Of 1984 Karen K. Kellogg James G. Lukenbach Robert J. MacClain Rob E. Miller Virginia K. Salveson Rebecca A. Shockey In memory of Chet Chet Burroughs battled cancer since his Junior year, and had learned to accept it very bravely. Three things he wanted to do were to go hunting, to have a motorcycle and to graduate. All three things came true for Chet. Some of his friends took him hunting, a Harley-Oavidson was given to him by a very caring citizen, and Chet graduated on December 2nd. Attending his graduation were his family, senior classmates, school officials, and personal friends. Mr. Matson, Physical Ed. teacher, said, We should be able to leam from all things, good and bad. It is important to keep going no matter what life gives you. He never let on to anyone hew traumatic it was for him vrfrich is unimaginable to apy of us. Chet with Donna Wallace, Chet Burroughs died on Friday March 9th, chairman of Laurel School 1984, in his heme. The funeral was held March Board. 13th at the First Congregational Church in 128 Laurel. 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Shiela Noel-Student Council Rep. Susan Beadle Toni Biliman Cheryl Black Dan Blom Tom Boelter Andrew Bradley Greg Brester Lana Brown Brian Bruley Carmen Burkland 130 Dewayne Caldwell Jamie Carmony You guy's, don't! -an annual photographer catches Renee' McLing off guard. Greg Carstens Larry Chavez Heath Craig Vicki Crilly Sandy Crew Ronald Dillenbeck Kathy Dolechek Tern Eastman James Edmunds Shawn Ellestad Dana Evans Jim Figgins Bryan Fischer Cassie Foos Cliff Forstner Jenny Fouts Shelly Fox 131 Michelle Goodnan Bob Goodson Tim Grant Angie Gray Paulette Halvorson Stephani Harris Kenda Hartman Doug Hatten Nina Heiser Jim Heit Vonda Helterbran Zina Hensley Brian Herman Thornton Herman Brett Herzog Kim Holzheimer Scott Homing Janet Horton Debbi Isaacson Maria Jimenez Heidi Johnson 132 Dave Larson shoots for two during intramurals. Tracy Jones Kari Kallem Linda Kiedrcwski Ginny Kincy Shelly Klein Karol Knudson Janet Kohl David Kraft Rick Kraft Mike Krai ter Pam Kraner Trisha Krug Tracy Krum Craig Kuntz David Larson Mark Leischner Donald Lorfing Dean Lueck Myron Magnus 133 Stacy McFate Renee1 McLing Tony Mai da Becky Mangum Don Manweiler Sherry Markovich Becky Miller Stuart Miller Brent Mi 11i ron David Mohr Scott Moseman Sheila Noel Gina Novasio Fred Oberg Ron O'Donnell Brian Ortiz Annette Osen Dan Palm Cheryl Peebles Donald Petrik Lisa Phillips 134 Stacy McFate shows her pride for LHS as the pep band performs at a football half-tine. Kim Pletcher Laura Rawhouser Scott Rickard Paul Ridl Kim Rignheimer Diana Robertson Ginger Rolison Aaron Roller William Rosselot Jeff Rudio Chandel Schumacher Heidi Schwartz Luke Sisk Lori Smarsh Jody Smith Julie Smith Mitch Soule 135 Vernon Southerland Shanna Spalinger Tim Starkey Mike Swan Rhonda Thompson Tasha Van Aken Darren Volmer Rhonda Waiter Jerri Wandersee Bobbi Weathermon Sandra Westerman Connie Wetch Dory Wetch John Wetch James White Matt Williams Neva Wilson Lavern Wolf Tom Wood Jamie Carmony shows off her wonderful smile as Lori Smarsh shews enthusiastic interest. •••% A • • ••••«•• • • • • •• A • • • « V • • • ...... • • •t. .. ••• • • ••• • ••• Peggy Alvarado Billie Jo Amos Stacy Anderson Libby Anest Lynette Bagley Candy Barber Durant Bly Gregory Bradley Kerry Branstetter Lee Branstetter CLASS OF 1986 CLASS OFFICERS Matt Edwards-President Sonja Letcher-Vice President Jeri VIadic-Secretary Treasurer Jana Jansma-Student Council Rep. Joe DuFresne-Student Council Rep. 138 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Bobbie Jo Cotter Susan Crilly Mona Crisp Kim Cross Kord Davis Cynthia Brenay Scott Bruce Glenda Cherry David Clayton Sharon Cooley Joe DuFresne Matt Edwards Jason Fisher Kris Fox Gina Frickel Paula Gilchrist Lora Gould Lisa Ridl (alias Superwoman) stands up for justice in the hall- Teri Swecker looks on. 139 Janet Gradwohl Jodi Gradwohl Kim Grudzinski Paul Gunter Patti Hall Tim Harper Bill Hart Rick Hasbrouck Kim Hatfield Danny Hedges Lisa Hedges Tarmry Hein Shannel Herman Lisa Hinrichs Chris Hoffman Mark Hoppel Shannon Hunphries Jana Jansma Troy Jansma Ramon Jimenez Tina Kauffman Lennette Knudson, Paul Gunter, Ramon Jimenez, and other geometry students engulf in their work. Mike Kellogg Don Kessler Lisa Kessler Dan Kindsfather Lenette Knudson Tony Knudson Brian Kostelecky Keren Kringen Julie Kruger Bethe Krug Chris Kydland Jeremy Lacey Tarry Lapp Tami Lardis Kari Larson Gordon Lawson Michelle Leistiko Sheri Lenhardt Sonja Letcher l Alright, here's the plan... explains Lisa Hedges to Lisa Peterson and Tina Kauffman. 141 Heidi Lone Mike Lone Rick Lyytinen Brett McCullough Lisa McLendon Jodie McManus Scott Maurer Matt Michael Brett Minnerath Tyna Morgan Joey Moseman John O'Connell Mark Olson Lisa Ortloff Randall Pastian Lisa Peterson Delana Petro The Sophomore chain Gang show their spirit at the boy's Basketball game. 142 Lisa Pike April Rankin Sonale Redli Jennifer Reid Scott Reiter Rosalee Richardson Fredd Rickard Lisa Ridl Laurie Riemann Tina Riesinger Wanda Ringheimer Wendy Riojas William Roberts Shelley Robertus Kristi Rouane Tony Sabol Stacey Schessler Cindy Schneider Johrmey Schumacher Debra Schwenneker Brent Shay Steve Shay Kim Singleton DeeDee Southerland Lisa Sprigler 143 Cherie Unger Theresa Vedovatti Jeri Vladic Lonnie Weathermon Gaylynn Webber i Christy Wegh Shelly Weis Greg Wennemar Dawi Williams Teddy Wilson Lori Wojcik Mike Womnack Robyn Yovetich Debbie Zigweid Greg Wennemar and Kord Davis shoot the breeze during lunch hour. 144 CLASS OF 1987 CLASS OFFICERS:(Top to Bottom) Student Council Rep.- Kim Henman President- Linda Smarsh Secretary Treasurer- Erica Cantrel 1 Vice President- Rachel Navasio Student Council Rep.-Brenda Fischer Lisa Barclay Laura Barnard Rick Bence Andrew Benner Melissa Blom Clint Altman Brad Amundsen Jeff Anderson Carrie Antus Melody Applebach 145 Kristine Brester Jerrae Brcwn Nichole Burbank Jeff Butler Erica Cantrell My Chi 1 cote James Cotter Doug Crawford Susan Day Dawn Dewell John Downam Carina Field Brenda Fischer Jestin Fisher Wendy Fouts Vicki Fox Bobby Frank Kelly Frank Shawna Franks tost be interesting! Scott Seabrook seems to be very interested in a good book. Robbie Gaskill Ronald Gonzales James Gordon Joe Goss Peter Gray Lisa Greenig Lori Greff Michael Grimshaw Craig Guenthner Debra Gunter Traci Hall Sabine Halvorson Susan Hannah David Hatten Robin Hauge Jamie Hawkins Randy Heiser Vicki Heiser Kinfcerly Henman 147 Darren Herzog Matthew Hutchins Clint Hutzenbiler Charles Jemberg Kerri Jorgenson Valerie Jorgenson Michele Kansala Wade Kisch Brad Kraft Eric Kraft Robert Kraft Samantha Krone Sally Krun Michelle Krunn Laura Kunda Toni Lamb Lisa Lawrence Amy Leyden Nancy Lukenbach 148 He oughta be in pictures! Jeff Butler smiles big for the camera. Dorothy Mangum Starta McDonald Martin McFate Hey you! yes you! Susan Day tries to get someones attention. Mike Minnerath Sam Mittlesteadt Craig Morton Shawn Mullaney Tracy Noel Rachel Novasio Rhonda Patterson Shawi Paurus Lloyd Penne Eric PI etcher Thomas Prill Robert Ralston Matthew Randall 149 Della Redli Lisa Riesinger Richard Robb Deanna Ross “Clean up time. Carrie Wood and Michelle Krunn clean up during Home Ec. Tracy Schmidt Scott Seabrook Todd Sinpson Linda Smarsh David Smith Scott Sorensen James Stank Brian Stone Bemie Sullivan Shawn Sullivan Noelle Tanous Angel Thibault Shawn Thiel Shawn Turcotte Bob Watts 150 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE William Wolff Carrie Wood Lee Wrzesinski Tim kLiertz Ronnie Wyant Joy Zinda Robbie Zundel v Greg Wetch Jason Wilder Tina Williamson Heather Willis Russell Woemer What's so funny? Toni Lant) and Sabine Halvorson find something amusing, as Traci Hall and Wendy Fouts listen' in the back. 151 PHILLIP GARNETT Ass't Principal Student Council Advr. SHIRLEY HILL Secretary to Clerk PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE VIRGINIA DIETERICH Admin. Ass't DIANE DOKKEN Jr. High Secretary RICKIE LITTLE Sr. High Secretary LORI BRAGER Secretary LINDA CONOVER Sr. High Ass't Secretary 152 I GARY SCHAFF FFA Advr. ROLAND WRIGHT Key Club Advr. t DONALD ENGLEKING Soph. Class Advr. JOE KUSStLL . Activities Dir. BEATRICE WORKMAf Jr. Class Advr. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE CAL FEUERBACHER HAROLD ELTON T and I Club 153 KARL MATSON Head Football Ass't Wrestling Sr. Class Advr. JUDY CRAMPTON FHA Adv. Interm. Comp. JILL RONAN FHA Advr. ROBERT BARES Jazz Band Pep Band JOHN ASHER Laurelaires SANDRA ERWIN Band Asst. i JAMES SEATON Art Club Advr TOM SPRIGLER Boys Wrestling Asst. Girls Track 154 DAVE SEVERSON Laurel Leaves Advr Annual Advr. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE RONALD DUNCAN PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE RICHARD HATFIELD SHIRLEY OLSEN Sr. Class Advr. Quill Scroll Advr. 155 (3 .Wa WAYNE HACKNEY Head Boys C. C. Asst. Boys Track Asst. Boys B.ball Soph. Class Advr. JACK NIETZ Sr. Class Advr. WALTER PALIN LARRY WEDEL Asst. Boys F.ball Head Boys Track Jr. Class Advr. ROBERT BARNHART Indust. Arts t 4 t- r, Q rn rfl KEITH THOMPSON JOHN STRATTON Spanish Concessions Mgr. GEORGE CHAPMAN Sr. 'Class Advr. ROBERT GRAHAM Alert Team U. N. Club . jP RICK RONAN Asst. Football Asst. Boys Track 156 INDEX A ALTMAN, CAROL 68, 113, 121 ALTMAN, CLINT 145 ALVARADO, PEGGY 64, 104, 138 AMOS, BILLIE JO 138 AMUNDSEN, BRAD 145 AMUNDSEN, DOUG 25, 45, 64, 90, ANDERSON, JEFF 145 ANDERSON, KRISTIE ANDERSON, STACY 78, 138 ANEST, LIBBY 51, 88, 90, 138 ANTUS, CARRIE 145 ANTUS, JODI APPLEBACH,MELODY 57, 145 B BAGLEY, LYNETTE 138 BARBER, CANDY 43, 138 BARRETT, DAVID 43, 139 BARCLAY,LISA 54, 145 BARNARD, LAURA 42, 43, 57, 145 BEADLE, SUSAN 43, 75, 81, 130 BENT, PATRICK 4, 10, 17, 28, 64 74, 75, 81, 90, 102, 109, 113, BELINAK, DAN 16, 36, 49, 50, 90 101, 102, 113, BENCE,RICK 50, 145 BENNER, ANDREW 145 BESTRCM, LUCINDA 16, 39, 40, 41 43, 80, 99, 113, BILLMAN, TINA 13, 113 BILLMAN, TONI 130 BIRKLAN), MIKE 113, 121 BLACK, CHERYL 24, 130 BLOM, DAN 130 BLOM, MELISSA 57, 64, 145 BLY, DURANT 138 BOELTER, TOM 130 ROENIKE, JOEL 43 BOWEN, LORI 19, 39, 51, 88, 90, 113, BRADLEY, ANDREW 98, 130 BRADLEY, GREGORY 138 BRANSTETTER, JOAN BRANSTETTER, KERRY 10, 64, 138 BRANSTETTER, LEE 138 BRENAY, CYNTHIA 139 BRESTER, KRISTINE 146 BRESTER, GREG 64, 130 BROOKS, AUSTIN BROWN, JERRAE 43, 88, 146 BROWN, LANA 85, 130 BROWN, MARTY 26, 113, 165, BRUCE, SCOn 50, 139 BRULEY, BRIAN 43, 78, 130 BURBAfK, NICHOLE 146 BURKLAND, CARMEN 130 BURROUGHS, CHESTER 18, 113, BUTLER, JEFF 55, 146, 148 C CALDWELL, DFUAYNE 90, 130 CAMPBELL, AMY 90 CAMPBELL, CHRISTINE CANTRELL, ERICA 42, 43, 64, 146 CARMONY, JAMIE 43, 130 121 CARSTENS, GREGORY 130 CASSIDY, ROBYN 43, 114 CATON, WENDY 39, 86, 103, 114, CHAVEZ, LARRY 85, 13(3 CHERRY, GLENDA 42, 43, 57, 139 CHILCOTE, AMY 146 CHILCOTT, BRAD 26, 106, 114, CLAYTON, DAVID 40, 41 CONIER, GARY 26, 55, 96, 114 CONNER, GLENN 36, 55, 102, 114 COOLEY, SHARON 139 COTTER, BOBBIE JO 33, 139 COTTER, JAMES 50, 146 CRAIG, DALE 49, 50, 71, 81, 106, 114 CRAIG, HEATH 44, 78, 130 , CRAWFORD, DOUG 50, 146 CRILLY, SUSAN 81, 82, 85, 86, 88, , 104, 139 CRILLY, VICKI 62, 63, 82, 86, 131 CRISP, MONA 139 CRISP, SUSAN , CROSS, KIM 139 CROW, SANDY 131 D DAVIS, KORD 139, 144 DAY, SUSAN 42, 43, 146, 149 DECARLO, ROBERT 4, 5, 29, 75, 114 DELEON, KRISTY 114 DENKE, JORDON 77 DEWELL, DAWN 146 DEWELL, SHERYL 43, 114 DILLEN3ECK, RON 42, 43, 131 DOLECFEK, KATHY 45, 131 DOLECHEK, SHELLY 78, 106, 115 DOWNAM, JOHN 50, 146 DUFRESNE, JOE 55, 81, 82, 90, 138, 139 DYKES, DARIN 115 E EASTMAN, TOM 64, 98, 131 EDMUNDS, JIM 131 EDWARDS, MATT 75, 81, 138, 139 ELLESTAD, DAVID 115 ELLESTAD, SHAWN 131 EVANS, DANA 131 F FIELD, CARINA 146 FIELD, ERICK 77, 82, 115 FIGGINS, JIM 131 FIfKBEINER, JULIE 115 FISFtR, BRENDA 88, 146 FISCHER, BRYAN 74, 75, 98, 131 FISHER, JESTIN 146 FISHER, JASON 139 FOOS, CASSIE 64, 87, 131 FORSTIER, CLIFF 43, 78, 131 FORSTIER, GREGORY 77, 115 FOUTS, JENNY 131 FOOTS, WENDY 54, 146, 151 FOX, KRIS 81, 97, 139 FOX, LISA 38,40, 41, 82, 88, 89, 96, 97, 98, 99, 115, FOX, SHELLY 41, 43, 81, 90, 131 FOX, VICKI 43, 54, 93, 146 FRANK, BOBBY 146 FRANK, JODI 115 FRANK, KELLY 50, 146 FRANKS, SHAWNA 146 FRICKEL, GINA 10, 64, 139 G GABEL, BOWIE 43 GARCIA, ANTHONY 85, 115 GARDfER, TRENT 49, 50, 116 GASKILL, ROBBIE 50, 58, 61, 147 GIEST, TRACEY 139 GILCHRIST, CONNIE 38, 41, 55, 56. 90, 106, 108, 116, 167 GILCFFIST, PAULA 13, 43, 54, 62, 63, 68, 69, 90, 142, 139 GODAK, MARGARET 38 GONZALES, RONALD 147 GOODMAN, MICHELLE 131 GOODSON, BOB 64, 66, 67, 132 GORDON, CUTIS 85, 116 GORDON, JAMES 147 GOSS, BECKY 85, 116 GOSS, JOE 147 GOULD, LORA 5, 40, 81, 88, 139 GRADWOHL, ALLAN 116 GRADWOHL, JANET 43, 88, 140 GRADWOHL, JODI 43, 90, 54, 140 GRANT, TIM 90, 132 GRAY, ANGIE 132 GRAY, PETER 147 GRUDZINSKI, KIM 140 GREENIG, DAN 121 GREENIG, LISA 147 GREF, LORI 147 GRIMSHAW, MICHAEL 147 GUENTHER, CRAIG 147 GUENTHER, WILL 41, 116, 120 GUNTER, DEBRA 147 GUNTER, PAUL 140 157 HABERLOCK, SHERYL 116 HALL, PATTI 140, 142 HALL, TRACI 43, 147, 151 HALV0RS0N, PAULETTE 37, 82, 98, 99, 132 HALVORSON, SABINE 54, 64, 147, 151 HANNAH, SHERI 64, 78, 116 HANNAH, SUSAN 147 HANSEN, SCHELLIE 4, 5, 19, 38, 51, 80, 82, 88, 89, 90, 98, 102, 104, 105, 116 HARPER, TIM 55, 56, 140 HARRIS, PAUL 17, 24, 97, 117, 163 HARRIS, STEPHANIE 40, 41, 132 HARTMAN, KENDA 30, 87, 132 HARTUNG, GAYLE 16, 19, 99, 117 HART, BILL 27, 140 HART, GAIL 14, 26, 40, 85, 99, 100, 102, 112, 117 HART, THCMAS 64, 90, 117 HASBROUCK, RICK 140 HATFIELD, KIM 81, 140 HATFIELD, SAM 56, 117 HATTEN, DAVID 55, 147 HATTEN, DOUG 23, 45, 58, 132 HAUGE, ROBIN 88, 102, 147 HAWKINS, JAMIE 147 HEDGES, DANNY 140 HEDGES, LISA 10, 57, 64, 82, 140, 141 HEIN, TANMY 140 HEISER, NINA 25, 132 FEISER, RANDY 58, 147 HEISER, VICKI 54, 147 HtITSTUMAN, MIKE 117 HEIT, JIM 132 HELTERBRAN, V0N3A 81, 82, 90, 132 HENDRICKSON, SHELLEY 25, 15, 117 HRNSLEY, ZINA 62, 132 HERGETT, GARRY 6, 12, 64, 66, 102, 117, 120, 121 HERMAN, BRIAN 132 HERMAN, KIMBERLY 64, 147 HERMAN, SHANNEL 140 HERMAN, THORNTON 132 HERZOG, BRETT 132 HERZOG, DARREN 148 HIMRICHS, LAURI 117 HHRICHS, LISA 64, 140 HIRSCHFELT, DAWN 7, 38, 51, 52, 80, 90, 99, 102, 118 HOFFMAN, CHRIS 27, 35, 50, 58, 77, 85, 140 HOLSEN, CHERYL 118 HOLZHEIMER, KIM 132 158 HOPPEL, MARK 140 HORNING, SCOTT 132 HORTON, JANET 45, 132 HUBER, PHILLIP HULL, JULIE 11, 28, 38, 51, 52, 82, 90, 88, 112, 118 HUMPHRIES, SHANNON 140 HUNT, RANDY 6, 10, 11, 12, 50, 64, 67, 70, 90, 96, 99, 118 HUTCHINS, MATTHEW 148 HUTZEHBILER, CLINT 58, 148 IJ INGRAHAM, LISA 4, 81, 88, 97, 118, 120, 166 ISAACSON, DEB8I 132 JANSMA, JANA 15, 50, 58, 82, 90, 88, 140, 142, 138 JAN94A, STEVE 78, 118 JANSMA, TROY 78, 140 JERNTERG, CHARLES 148 JIMENEZ, MARIA 62, 132 JIMENEZ, RAMON 50, 140 JOHNSON, HEIDI 32, 132 JOKI, KENDALL 43, 133 JONES, TRACY 79, 133 JORGENSON, KERRI 148 JORGENSON, VALERIE 148 JUTZ, DEAN 118, 121 K KALLEM, KARI 133 KANSALA, MICHELE 148 KAUFFMAN, TINA 140. 141 KAUTZ, KEVIN 42, 43, 110, 118 KAZMIERCZAK, ROBERT KELLOGG, KAREN 93 KELLOGG, MIKE 50, 141 KELLY, BILL 7, 12, 18, 49, 50, 64, 65, 66, 70, 71, 90, 109, 118, 121 KESSLER, DON 29, 141 KESSLER, JOHN 4, 39, 44, 80, 119 KESSLER, LISA 33, 95, 141 KETTERLING, KEVIN 40, 41, 44, 88, 95, 97, 119 KIDO, CHERYL KIEDROWSKI, LINDA 133 KINCY, GINNY 62, 63, 75, 81, 82, 98 99 133 KINDSFATHER, DAN 141 KISCH, ROBERT 119 KISCH, WADE 58, 148 KISSEE, JULIE 39, 62, 63, 119 KLANSALA, MICHELE 42, 43 KLEIN, SHELLY 27, 133 KNUDSON, KAROL 43, 133 KNUDSON, KEITH 39, 58, 99, 100, 119 KNUDSON, LENETTE 30, 140, 141 KNUDSON, TONY 50, 58, 141 KOHL, JANET 22, 133 KOSTELECKY, BRIAN KRAFT, BRAD 148 KRAFT, DAVID 133 KRAFT, ERIC 148 KRAFT, JULIE 119, 120 KRAFT, LOR IE 17, 51, 52, 53, 69, 90, 96, 119 KRAFT, RICK 133 KRAFT, ROBERT 148 KRAITER, MIKE 133 KRAMER, PAHELA 133 KRAMER, PAULA 100, 119 KRINGEN, KOREN 27, 43, 141 KRONE, SAMANTHA 43, 88, 148 KRUEGER, JULIE 95, 141 KRUG, BETHE 54, 62, 68, 69, 81, 90, 141 KRUG, PATRISHA 43, 133 KRIM, SALLY 148 KRUW, MICHELLE 88, 148, 150 KRUm, TODD 45, 119 KRUM, TRACY 22, 133 KUHCA, KEN 121, 122 KUADA, LAURA 43, 57, 148 KUNT7, CRAIG 37, 58, 133 KYDLAND, CHRIS 141 L LACEY, JEREMY 141 LAFLEX, ELAINE 85, 122 LAPP, TANMY 43, 54, 141 LAMB, TONI 54, 148, 151 LARDIS, TAMI 15, 50, 58, 82, 88, 90, 141, 142 LARSON, DAVID 133 LARSON, KARI 35, 54, 62, 141 LAWSON, GORDON 43, 141 LAWRENCE, LISA 148 LEDUC, KARAN 25, 38, 106, 107, 109, 122 LEISCHNER, MARK 58, 59, 61, 90, 133 LEISTIKO, MICHELLE 141 LENHARDT, SHERI 79, 141 LETCHER, SONJA 51, 77, 81, 82, 88, 95, 138, 141 LEYDEN, AMY 148 LITTLE, JANET 10, 11, 38, 51, 52, 75, 80, 82, 88, 89, 96, 98, 122 LONE, HEIDI 142 LONE, MIKE 142 LORFING, DON 43, 64, 98, 133 LUECK, DEAN 134 LUKENBACH, JAMES LUKENBACH, NANCY 148 LYYTINEN, RICK 142 M MACLAIN, ROBERT MAGNUS, MYRON 134 MAIQA, TONY 35, 134 MANGUM, BECKY 85, 134 MANGLM, DOROTHY 149 MAM EILER, DON 134 MARKEGARD, KATHY 38, 88, 89, 95, 106, 110, 120, 122 MARKOVICH, SHERRY 69, 134 MASSAD, WAYNE 122 MAURER, SCOTT 77, 142 MCCULLOUGH, BRETT 90, 142 MCDONALD, STARLA 57, 149 MCFATE, MARTIN 149 MCEATE, STACY 43, 81, 134 MCLEMX1N, LISA 33, 43, 57, 64, 95, 142 MCDONALD, STARLA 43 MOLING, MISSY 54, 64, 149 MCLING, RENEE 62, 63, 68, 69, 90, 134 MCLING, TRAVIS 50, 90, 122 PCMANUS, JODI 43, 62, 142 MCMULLEN, MARDELLE 43, 149 METZGER, MARGARET 25, 28, 38, 51, 52, 80, 82, 90, 99, 102, 110, 112, 122, 165 MICHAEL, MATT 142 MILLER, BECKY 134 MILLER, ROB MILLER, SHAYNA 149 MILLER, STUART 134 MILLIGAN, RICHARD 26, 36, 64, 65, 90, 102, 122 MILLIRON, BRENT 58, 59, 61, 134 MINftRATH, BRETT 22, 142 MINHERATH, MIKE 85, 149 MITTLESTEADT, SAM 149 MOHR, DAVID 98, 134 MORGAN, MIKE 19, 36, 58, 60, 106, 107, 123 MORGAN, TYNA 43, 142 MORRISSEY, ROSALIND 42, 43, 123 MORRISSEY, ROXANIC 43, 81, 85, 123 MORRISSEY, YVONNE 85, 123 MORTON, CRAIG 149 MORTON, TAMI MDSEMAN, JOEY 142 MOSEMAN, SCOTT 134 MURPHY, SHANNON 43 MULLAHEY, SHAWN 58, 149 N NOEL, TRACY 54, 64, 149 NOVASIO, GINA 58, 134 NOVASIO, RACHEL 42, 43, 88, 149 NOWLAN, CYNTHIA NELSON, BLAIN 85, 86, 123 NOEL, SHEILA 82, 90, 134 O OBERG, FRED 134 OLSON, MARK 142 ORTIZ, BRIAN 58, 134 ORTLOFF, LISA 142 OSEN, ANNETTE 134 O'CONNELL, JOHN 142 O'DONNELL, RON 64, 90, 134 O'NEIL, JIM 10, 14, 49, 50, 64, 90, 96, 101, 123 P PADILLA, TRACI 69 PALMER, LORI 123 PALM, DAN 134 PASCO, JAMIE 123 PASCO, JOHN J. 44, 88, 77, 123, 165 PASTIAN, RANDY 50, 142 PATTERSON, DOUG 142 PATTERSON, RHOfUA 149 PAIRUS, CRAIG 24, 35, 93, 124, 165 PAURUS, SHAWN 50, 149 PECK, JOANNE 124 PEEBLES, CHERYL 134 PEEBLES, JACK 24, 26, 124 PELICAN, LISA 4, 12, 39, 51, 52, 80, 81, 82, 88, 89, 90, 102, 124 PENNE, LLOYD 149 PETERSON, LISA 43, 141, 142 PETERSON, LONNIE 43, 12, 121, 124 PETRIK, DON 134 PETRO, DELANA 26, 142 PHILLIPS, LISA 36, 134 PIKE, LISA 143 PIRET, TOOO 134 PLETCFER, ERIC 50, 149 PLETCHER, KIM 51, 62, 64, 74, 75, 81, 88, 96, 135 PRILL, CAROLYN 43, 99, 104, 105, 124 PRILL, THCMAS 43, 149 R RAISLER, RANDY 78, 124 RALSTON, ROBERT 149 RANDALL, MATTHEW 149 RANKIN, APRIL 2, 34, 50, 58, 81, 88 90 14? 143 RAWHOUSER, LAURA 37, 57, 87, 90, 135 REDLI, DELLA 54, 150 REDLI, SONALE 143 REID, JENNIFER 143 REITER, SCOn RICHARDSON, ROSALEE 42, 43, 75, 90, 143 RICKARD, FREDD 143 RICKARD, SCOTT 23, 85, 86, 135 RIDDLE, KELLY 135 RIDL, LISA 62, 63, 90, 139, 143 RIDL, PAIL 22, 26, 135 RIEMANN, LAURIE 43, 64, 95, 143 RIESINGER, LISA 150 RIESINGER, TINA 143 RINGHEIMER, KIM 36, 135 RINGHEIPER, LISA 57, 62, 124 RINGHEIMER, WANDA 57, 95, 143 RIOJAS, WENDY 64, 143 RIVERA ANGELO 17, 55, 58, 82, 90, 97, 112, 124 ROBB, RICHARD 150 ROBERTSON, DIANA 135 ROBERTS, BILL 143 ROBERTOS, SHELLEY 143 ROLISON, GINGER 135 ROLLER, AARON 41, 135 ROSSELOT, BILL 50, 58, 90, 135 ROSS, DEANNA 150 ROSS, SHAWNA 40, 62, 85, 104, 125 ROUANE, KRISTI 143 RUDIO. JEFF 50, 98, 135 S SABOL, TONY 143 SALVESON, GINGER SANDS, TIM 4, 42, 43, 82, 99, 104, 105, 125 SCHARDT, DANN 49, 50, 90, 121, 125 SCHESSLER, ROB 23, 23, 125 SCHESSLER, STACEY 95, 143 SCHMIDT, RICK 75, 125 SCHMIDT, SHELLY 79, 125 SCHMIDT, TRACY 150 SCHNEIDER, CIMDY 81, 143 SHOKEY, REBECCA SCHUMACHER, CHANDEL 57, 90, 135 SCHUMACHER, JOHNNEY 50, 143 SCHWARTZ, HEIDI 40, 88, 103, 135 SCHWENNEKER, DEBRA 143 SEABROOK, SCOTT 50, 146, 150 SHAY, BRENT 78, 143 SHAY, STEVE 78, 143 SIMPSON, TODD 150 SINGLETON, KELLY 15, 43, 51, 81, 90, 125 SINGLETON, KIM 43, 54, 81, 90, 143 SIRING, MIKE SISK, LUKE 135 SMARSH, DON 23, 93, 106, 125 SMARSH, LINDA 43, 54, 64, 147, 150 SMARSH. LORI 43. 50. 58. 82. 88. 90, 130, 135, 136 SMITH, DAVID 58, 77, 150 SMITH, JODY 135 SMITH, JULIE 135 SORENSON, SCOn 150 SOLE, MITCH 41,50, 58, 61, 90, 135 SOUTHERLAND, DEEDEE 43, 81, 64, 88, 105, 143 159 SOUTHERLAND, VERNON 23, 82, 130, 136 SPALINGER, SHANNA 136 SPALINGER, WADE 22, 121, 125 SPRAGUE, LIADA 19, 23, 29, 106, 93, 126 SPRIGLER, LISA 43, 57, 58, 88, 90, 143 SPRING, MIKE 135 STANK, JAMES 50, 150 STARKEY, TIM 87, 136 STAUDINGER, MIKE 126 STEVICK, COLIN 85, 144 STONE, BRIAN 150 STRAND, SIMONE 11, 25, 38, 51, 82, 88, 90, 96, 112, 126, 166 STRECK, JULIE 126 STUBER, LORI 142, 144 STURMAN, BEN 50, 64, 70, 90, 144 SULLIVAN, BERNIE 50, 150 SULLIVAN, SHAWN 50, 150 SUNNARBORG, JACKIE 144 SWAN, MIKE 64, 136 SWAN, STEVE 45, 93, 126 SWECKER, TERI 43, 54, 144, 139 T TANOUS, NOELLE 150 TETSCHNER, BREACA 22, 120, 126 THIBAULT, ANGEL 88, 150 THIEL, SHAWN 43, 150 THOMAS, LORI 4, 81, 126 THOMPSON, JOHN THOMPSON, RHONDA 58, 74, 75, 82, 85, 87, 136 THOM, CHARI 39, 126 TOMLIN, GAIL 14, 50, 58, 88, 96, 100, 101, 103, 126 TURCOTTE, SHAWN 150 uv UNGER, CHERYL 79, 144 VAN AKEN, TASHA 136 VEDOVATTI, PHILIP 4, 16, 17, 106, 127 VEDOVATTI, THERESA 57, 89, 90, 93, 144 VERLANIC, MARK 26, 39, 50, 77, 90, 99, 121, 127 VLADIC, JERI 14, 35, 54, 62, 82, 88, 138, 142, 144 VOLNER, DARREN 136 W WAGAER, BRYON 6, 10, 19, 49, 64, 66, 90, 96, 127 WAGONER, CHRIS 19, 99, 127 160 WALTER, BRAD 127, 165 WALTER, RHONDA 136 WAAOERSEE, JERRI 30, 79, 136 WATTS, BOB 150 WATTS, BRETT 25,.127 WEATHERMON, BOBBI 86, 136 WEATHERMON, LONNIE 43, 144 WEBBER, GAYLYNN 32, 81, 144 WEBBER, LEE 25, 40, 41, 50, 77, 88, 127, 163 WEGH, CHRISTY 64, 144 WEIS, SHELLY 144 WENNEMAR, GREG 144 WESTERMAN, SANDRA 98, 136 WETCH, CONNIE 78, 136 WETCH, DORY 78, 136 WETCH, GREG 151 WETCH, JOHN 58, 59, 60, 136 WHITE, JAAES 136 WILDER, JASON 151 WILLIAMS, DAWN 79, 144 WILLIAMS, MATT 136 WILLIAMSON, TINA 151 WILLIS, HEATHER 151 WILLIS, MIKE 25, 103, 127 WILSON, NEVA 82, 136 WILSON, TEDDY 27, 32, 50, 85, 96, 144 WQERNER, RUSSELL 151 WOJCIK, LORI 3, 82, 88, 144 WOLF, LAVERN 43, 70, 90, 136 WOLFF, WILLIAM 151 WOHMACK, MIKE 55, 144 WOOD, CARRIE 150, 151 WOOD, TOM 70, 136 WRIGHT, DAVID 50, 127 WRZESINSKI, LEE 151 WUERTZ, TIM 77, 50, 151 WYANT, RONNIE 151 WYSE, STEVE 78, 101, 128 YZ YEAGER, ROB 128 YEAGER, RYAN 5, 31, 40, 39, 64, 80, 128 YOVETICH, ROBYN 50, 144 ZIO€ID, BETH 43, 128 ZK1VEID, DEBBIE 43, 54, 81, 85, 88, 144 ZINDA, JOY 43, 57, 151 ZUNDEL, ROBBIE 151 FACULTY INDEX Asher, John 40, 154, 167 Barnhart, Robert 156 Bares, Robert 154 Bassett, Mrs. Vera 81, 153, 163, Brager, Lori 152 Brewer, Mrs. Jan Campbell, Alan 64 Chapman, George 37, 156 Colbrese, Dennis 51, 54 Connors, Mrs. Mary Ann 32, 155 Conover, Mrs. Linda 152 Cranpton, Mrs. Judy 33, 154 Dantic, Robert 152 Dokken, Diane 152 Dolechek, Mrs. Marlene 12, 89 Duncan, Ronald Elton, Harold 153 Engen, Wilma 152 Engleking, Donald 153 Erwin, Sandra 154 Feuerbacher, Mrs. Cal Feuerbacher, Fred Jr. 50 Fiechtner, Mrs. Joyce 153 Fiechtner, Ray 152 Garnett, Mrs. Frances Gamett, Phillip 152 Goodale, Judith J. 154 Graham, Robert 156 Hackney, Mrs. Elizabeth 153 Hackney, Wayne 29, 156 Hill, Shriley 153 Jury, Frank A. 50, 156 Kilpatrick, Thomas 24, 86, 155 Koski, Carl 155 Langager, Harvey 155, 166 Little, Mrs. Fredricka J. 152 Manley, Carole 152 Matson, Karl 50, 58, 154 Mayes, Larry 156 Metzger, Keith 58 Neitz, John 156 Olson, Mrs. Shirley 155 Palin, Walter D. 156 Pierce, Mrs. Barbara 155 Reeves, John 50, 64, % Robertson, Bruce 50,64,96 Ronan, Jill 154 Ronan, Richard 48, 50, 156 Russell, Joseph 153 Schaaf, Gary 78, 153 Seaton, James 85, 154 Severson, David 38, 39, 80, 110, 154 Singleton, Robert W. 82, 152 Sprigler, Tom 58, 154 Stratton, John 156 Therien, Mary Is Uiopnpson,Keith 156 Townsend, Herbert 51, 53, 155 Wedel, Larry 28, 29, 50, 156 Wetzel, Mrs. Patricia J. 154 Weisgerber, Mrs. Lois Workman, Mrs. Beatrice Wright, Roland 77,121 v, ROOTS J 419 East Main Laurel, Montana 59044 Bob Vicki “Cowboy Boots Phone Cassidy Our Specialty ” 628-8686 MARV’5BAR and RESTAURANT formally PALM BEACH SUPPER CLUB S. of Laurel 628-6553 M £ Go Greyhound and leave the driving to us. 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Railroad 628-4604 167 SENIORS SAY SEE YA Doug Amundsen (Puddin1) Hee Haa Kraag Kristie Anderson (Krissy) So long suckers Jodi Antus- Thank god it's over Patrick Behm (Moker) See you Beaker Dan Belinak (Benzer) Isssh Dorsch Cindy Bestrom ( Betsy ) Take it easy!-BIG Tift Mike Birkland (No Show) Didn't they call with my excuse? Lori Bowen (Rusty B) Zero ideas-Exactly Joan Branstetter (JoJo) I wish everyone good luck in the future Robyn Cassidy (KP) Thats too neat Wendy Caton (Susie) I don't knew. But that's o.k.! Gary Conner- Do as you please! I Do!!! Glenn Conner (Sparks) ILBT's Dale Craig- You'll learn what I know, country is the way to go Robert DeCarlo (The Count) See you never Kristy DeLeon- That's cool Sheryl Dewell (Dewelly) You and the Horse you rode in on Shelly Dolechek- Live life to its fullest-Let's party! David Ellestad- I wish all the luck to the next years Sr's Erick Field (Red Beard) So long Mr. Matson Julie Finkbeiner- Basically, Later Greg Forstner (Camander) Praise be! I finally Made it! Lysa Fox (Fox) Hodie Do - we ccmin thru!! FINALLY! Jodi Frank (Jodi) Let's Party! Anthony Garcia (Tony) Where's the Keg? Trent Gardner- For those about to get hanrered, '84 Salutes you Connie Gilchrist (Cookie, Crash) I'm sooo confused Chris Gordon- I survived. Like totally awseme Huh? Later days dudes Allan Gractoohl (Big Al) See you next year! Dan Greening (Stretch) It's moderately swell Will Guenthner (Rat) Hi ya Raasitt!! Schellie Hansen (Loser) May I have your attention pleaz... Paul Harris (Penquin) My legs ARE! longer than Aprils Gail Hart- Oooo-Baby! Gayle Hartung- Sometimes you just gotta say... RELAX Sam Hatfield (Samuri) No corment Mike Heistuman- Where are all the parties Shelley Hendrickson (Fluffy) That's Dandy! Just relax... Lauri Hinrichs (Big Al's gal) Whatev' Dawn Hirschfelt (Dinger) Sometimes cu just gotta say.! Cheryl Hoi sen (Mouse) To thank Bill Kelly for my nickname Julie Hull (Poofer) Juuuuuuudas you Kakhead! Steve Jansma- It's Party Time Lisa Ingraham- Zero ideas. Au Renoir' Dean Jutz- These are my last words John Kessler (Kato Moe) Beauty, Eh Kevin Ketterling- Live fast die young have a beautiful corpse Robert Kisch (Earl) What ya gotta do is you got to leam to relax! Julie Kissee (Juls) This must mean it's Party time! Keith Knudson (Spleaf) Party's at my house Julie Kraft (Dorales P.) Lets Boqqie till you puke Lorie Kraft (Spider) Take it easy Todd Kruim (Kmmrtaob) Hey Bud, let's party Ken Kunda (Pigeon) It's about time school got out! Elaine LaFlex (Laine) It's been nice Karan LeDuc (Cheeka) Where are we anyway? Laurel???? Janet Little (Juana) Whatta freak!!!!!! Robert MaClain (Black Mack) Later Kathy Markegand (Flash) You guys roll me; Exactly. Oh Gar! Wayne Massad (Weaner) Yeh you did!!! Travis McLing (Acid) Holy Kilbasa Margaret Metzger (Shortlegs) Later Days, my SWELL Buddies!!!!! Rob Miller (Bufford) It's Miller Time Mike Morgan (Goon) Hey Bud! Let's party! Rosalind Morrissey (Roz) Let's have a good one Roxanne Morrissey- If ignorance is bliss. Soph, must be in Heaven Yvonne Morrissey- Am glad to be leaving Lori Palmer- Party time!!!!! Jamie Pasco (James) Take it easy! Craig Paurus (Alaskan Flash) Radical!! Joanne Peck (Jo) Get a good Education Jack Peebles- High School is the first completion of my Goal! Lisa Pelican (Flash) You're so funny!!! Lonnie Peterson (Lon) Look out world, here I ccme Randy Raisler (Preacher) To whom it may concern its party time Lisa Ringheimer- Later _Angelo Rivera (Jello) I'm as American as you, more than Pina Shawna Ross (Shawna-na) Oh Sick Ginger Salveson (Super Mom) Catch ya later Tim Sands (Tom) A screwdriver? Don't mind if I do. Dann Schardt- Q.B. Dinner than rubber; Linemen Tougher than rubber Rob Schessler (Schess) Go for it! Get a Dodge! Richard Schmidt (Papa) Hey Bud, lets party Shelly Schmidt (Squeder) It's beat!! Don Smarsh (Phil) Think about it Wade Spalinger (Neibauer) Schardt's the 1 Bumn Mike Staudinger (Staudo) You're lyin' Simone Strand (Moan) Yeah-right Steve Swan (Estebond) Party Till Ya Puke Brenda Tetschner (Dolly P.) Come on Sr. Lets go blow our boots off Chari Thom (Sneaky Pete) Excuse me Sir Lori Thomas (Laine) Hot Dog Gail Tomlin (Jail Bait) Can you imagine-it puts me under. Mark Verlanic (V) Schardt's the 1 Bum Bryon Wagner (Wags) Schardt's the 1 Bum Chris Wagoner (Christoper) You just got to leam to relax Brad Walter (Sad) Your a Dandy Brett Watts- For those who party hi Ji Rock N' Roll will never die Lee Webber (Leaper) Do wa ditty ditty dum ditty do... Mike Willis (Willy) That's nifty David Wright (Doitch) Have seme cheese Rat Beth Zigweid (Buffy) What!!! I don't know?!! WAUWOKTH M MIIHHINC COMPANY M ARCEL1NE. MIKAOl'RI mWALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MAftCKLINK MIHHOmi t'R A