Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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immmmuuuwmmmmmrnmm • When you’re talking to a babe” and you accidently drool. HB .... ........ Ill • When you dress up for spirit week a week ■ ■■ too soon. • When your nose drips in class and not a Kleenex in sight. 1BBBBBBBBBB • When you trip on your way to receive an award. IBBBBBI • When you get caught smokin’ in the boys ■HUiiiimiiiiim ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a • When you tell a joke and no one gets it. ' aBBBBBBHBle YBBBB • When you lean back in your chair and it suddently falls out from underneath you. • When your date takes you to the Halloween dance dressed as an ant-eater.” • When you keep singing after the director cuts you off. Student Ufe 13

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— — ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ i.i...—. I.—— Glory Dayso ■■■■■I Are Remembered from !■■■■■■ Students at LHS loved to listen to music. Three of the hottest selling albums were: Bruce Springsteen’s Born In The U.S..’' Motley Crue’s Theatre Of Pain,” and Ratt’s Invasion Of Your Privacy.” Springsteen’s Glory Days,” Smokin’ In The Boy’s Room” by Motley Crue and Ratt’s Lay It Down” were among our favorites. Besides there particular songs, there were several other favorites. Ratt came to the Metra October 11, 1985, and there was a large turnout. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I But the real reason students went was to hear the song Lay It Down.” Motley Crue also came to the Metra November 19, 1985. Much contro-versey arose about the way Crue dressed and the lyrics of I songs. Even though adults didn’t want the teenagers going, there was a good size audience. Bruce Springsteen was another top performer. Springsteen hasn’t appeared to rock at the Metra in ’85 or ’85 but hopefully in ’87 ho will appear. ■■ 12 Student Life

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 The Stars Are Bom IT LOOKS LIKE CRYSTAL CON-NOVER and Tracy Clark got into mommie’s make-up. On the first day of school, tryouts for the children’s play Simple Simon” began. Mrs. Connors, Enlish and Drama teacher at L.H.S., directed the play with the assistance of student director, Laurie Riemann. Sound director was Darren Schwenneker and Scott Riemann was the lighting director. The play could not have been possible without the great cast and all the others who helped. Simon was played by Susan Crilly and was called Simple by the Pieman, Matt Michael. The royal kingdom was ruled by Michelle Padilla, the queen and the princess was played by Jill Carl and Fredd Richard portrayed the king. The people of her land were Cheryl Unger as the attendant, the herald, Laurie Riemann, and the washerwoman played by Corrine Schumacher, Don Petrick was the executioner and the guard was Scott Riemann. The king’s long underwear, Tracy Clarke, and his nightshirt, Crystal Conover, helped Simon through his trouble and adventure. Simple Simon” was a favorite for both young and old. MICHELLE PADILLA ADJUSTS her socks. THE UNDERWEAR” POPS UP UNEXPECTEDLY in front of Laurie Riemann, Cheryl Unger and Corrine Schumacher. 14 Student Life