Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1987 volume:

...ing out at Jan’s IGA is the 1987 yearbook, ■j staff. Back row9 L to R: Tin Wuertz, Kurt ...Harkegard, Sam Mittelsteadt, Traci Hall, An-' gel Thibault, Cyndi Rickard, Rachel Novasio, Brenda Fischer. Front row, Vicki Fox, Court-ney Stern, Jerrae Brown. Volume 70 Published by Laurel High School Laurel, Montana 59044 HOMECOMING 86 Hey Griz, Don't people usually wear slippers on their feet rather than on their hands? Kelly Frank and Jeff Anderson once again, BARB OUT. Half a six pack helps the student body cheer at the jellybean eating contest. Where's the other half? HOMECOMING 2 With his checkerboard face, Shawn Mullaney smiles with Angel Thibault in Algebra class. Left: Flirting as usual Chris Wester winks at the camera. Right: The ladies in black. Coy McFate and Tami Cooney, come out of mourning to pose for a photo. Steve McMorris dresses like a new wave referee on generic day. HOMECOMING 3 Homecoming Candidates Vicki Fox and Chris Wester Brenda Fischer iuid Eric Pletcher Angel Thibault and Pete Schultz 4 HOMECQMING Kim Herman, Queen, end Rob Gaskill, King Photos taken by Lynn Scheeler Photogr Jim Brown 10 SENIORS 7 Jeff Butler Erica Cantrell Amy Chilcote Susan Day Tina Degele Mindy DeVries John Downam Aline Elgersma Carina Field Brenda Fischer Nichole Burbank 8 SENIORS Vicki Fox Lori Greff SENIORS 9 Sabine Halvorson Michelle Kansala Clint Hutzenbiler Matt Hutchins 10 SENIORS Barb McMorris SENIORS 11 Todd Simpson SENIORS 13 Eric PI etcher Diana Reeve Pete Schultz Robert Ralston Launi Salcido Della Redli Tracy Schmidt Linda Smarsh Lisa Riesinger Scott Seabrook Shawn Turcotte 14 SENIORS Robbie Zundel Brad Amundsen Andrew Benner Shawna Caton Jestln Fisher Cathie Foos Bobby Frank Paul Gunter Lisa Lawrence Micheal Minnerath Rhonda Mock Rob Morawic SENIORS 15 -r 1). Eric Pletcher turns around to announce another 100. 2). Susan Day, Traci Hall, and Vicki Fox wave goodbye to their friends while leaving for the North Pole. 3). Pete Schultz and Chris Wester use their charm to nab a cookie from Grandma. 4). Sabine Halvorson and Michelle Kansala show us their cover girl faces. 5). Jamie Hawkins, Vicki Heiser, and Toni Lamb try to sell Vicki's lunch. 16 SENI0RS Hev Kerrv Hablutzel- Is that vou behind those Foster Grants? The young freshmen really know how to show their restless snirit at the basketball game. Introducing the sexiest cheerleaders at the Powder Puff football game, L to R: Kelly Frank, Rick Bence, Shawn Mullaney, Jeff Anderson, Pete Schultz, Chris Wester, and Wade Kisch. Brad Amundsen questions what the poles are for but Tim Wuertz says, “Just smile and don't worry about itI Meagan Garnett, Laurie Walter, Angie Proctor, Kathy Moha, and Kim Tetschner laugh and say, Don't be aillyl We Just work here, we don't actually eat this stuff! Mike Wilson, Jason Walton, and Cory Rennek demonstrate a typical day Out of the lives of LHS students. Starla McDonald just doesn't know, Mysha Decker has her doubts, but Alex Calhoun is very sure! The seniors show us how they have a really rowdy night.” Laurel tackles the Rangers in an evening football game. The night brings out the real John Hart, Sonja Dionysius, Brett Harris, Kristi Unger, Matt Wheeler and Amy O’Donnell. r p i i • - 0 ' o 3‘ w'-'iow. -sssr-io Crocodile Dundee Need we say more about the box office smash that made $102 million dollars? ce The Iran Scandal Bill Cosby’s T,V. show topped the Neilsen ratings while hla book Fatherhood became a best-aeller. Rock Videos 1. Sledgehammer. refer Gdbnei 2 You jt T Love a Bad Name. Bon Jovi 3 Addicted to Love. Robert P,diner 4. Papa Don't Preach. Madonna 5 Higher love. Steve Wtnwood 6- Danger Zone. Krnnv Lngpns 7. Three Dreams. Heart 8. Rough Boy. ZZ Top 9. Invisible Touch. Ones« 10. Take Me Horae Tonight. Kddie Money Video rental “Back to the Future Vtdeo sales; Jane Fonda's New Workout Box-office movie. “Top Gun Soap opera; General Hospital TV scries; The BUI Cosby Show” Single TV show: Super Bowl Most copies in pnnt (fiction); It” by Stephen King Top model Paulina Porfzkova Top 10 Concert Tours ZZ Top. ini’ mdbon gross) an HaJen ( 14.7) Alabama (i 14.4) Neil Diamond S13JJ) Kenny Rogers '113.3) Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Kanddli.l) The Grateful Dead (Sd8; Genesis SK6) Aerosmith 13.2) Journev (W,nt JUNIORS 22 JUNIORS Barnett, John Bensen, Amv Birmingham, Michele Blv, Devin Boroszuk, Darin Bralev, Michelle Branstetter, Jason Branstetter, Tammy Brice, Ellen Bronhy, Steve Brown, Shawn Campbell, Pennv Carstens, Brad Cooney, Tami Copplneer, Trent Crutcher, Paul Cunningham, Pat Dionysius, Sonja Evans, Jae Forstner, Julie Garcia, Alicia Garcia, Manuel Garnett, Meagan Glest, Jason Gould, Beth Goodson. Mark Gradwohl, Lisa Groll, Jeanne Farmon, Ronda JUNIORS 23 Harris, Brett Hart, Dollv Hart, John Hazen, Rav Heiser, Becky Hennek, Cory Porninc, James Isaacson, Carla Jimenez, Johnnv Jimenez. Louisa Joki, Julie Kemkes, Frank Kennedy, Shannon Ketchura, Tricia Kindsfather, Blain Kindsfather, Brenda Klebe, Kristi Knaub, Don Knight, Steve Kovach, Jody Kraft, Tamnv Kraiter, Daryl Krineen, Desirea Kruger, Les Kydland, Pat Lacey, Shawn Langve, Lee Leistiko, Debbie Lorenzen, Max Lorenzen, Robert Ludvig, Michael Lukenbach, Stacey Manweiler, Russ Maplev, Bruce Markegard, Kurt 24 JUNIORS Marshall, Pam McFate, Coy Mertz, Rani Miller, Scott Miller, Steven Mohr, Susan Mydland, Tonv O'Connell, Kelly O'Donnell, Amy O'Nell, Kelli Ordvay, Grant Orr, Lisa Ostermiller, Don Perclval, Klrstin Pfaff, Tracv Proctor, Angle Rawhouser, Robert Rawhouser, William Rickard, Cyndl Riddle, Mallnda Riddle, Mellony Rlemann, Scott Riesinger, Frank Robertus, Doug Sabol, Lynette Schmidt, Kim JUNIORS 25 Schmidt, Tanya Schwenneker, Darren Sharbono, Roxanne Shay, Kathy Slater, Paul Smith, Stacev Smith, Stephanie Soroensen, Brian Sprieler, Tom Strand, Wade Strendinp, Kelly Summers, Eric Svecker, Jamie Temple, Nathan Tetschner, Kim Thiel, Mark Thompson, Shane Torhert, Cindy Truemann, Tammie Trevino, Paul Unper, Kristi Waller, Tina Valter, Laurie Walters, Denise Walton, Jason Wanp3mo, Mike Weber, Becky 26 JUNIORS Wetch, A.J. Wetch, Brad Wheeler, Matt Wilder, Jason Wilson, Mike Wood, Carrie Wood, Julie Worden, Jeff Yost, Ron Yudkevltch, Ronlt Not Pictured: Gary Dockery Ron Egelhoff Frank Foos Willy Neil Brent Phillips Nathan Reiter Greg Wood JUNIORS 27 Backey, Karlee Bacon, Dean Baer, Jaaon Baldner, Bob Baradt, Scott Behm, Michelle Bekel, Becky Bellandl, Treavor Benner, Aaron Bernhart, Bill Bowen, Brent Burns, Heather But8ch, Kami Calhoun, Alex Carl, Jill Carlson, Todd Carpenter, Travis Chasson, Kevin Clark, Tracy Cleveland, Eric Conover, Crystal Cuehlo, Ell Crllly, Tom Davis, Andy Eastman, James Echols, Tammy Emlneth, Troy SOPHOMORES 2 9 Eneel, Damon Ferguson, Katt Fischer, Corey Fisher, James Flannn, Mary Fouts, Jayson Franks, Greg Gardner, Colleen Gartner, Jason Gaskill, Ron Gauthier, Lori Gauthier, Mike Geier, Shannon Gerke, Shavna Golden, Tony Gradwohl, Teri Grant, Leroy Green, Shawn Hablutzel, Kerry Hackmann, Shawn Eallsted, Brian Halvorson, Dan Ranlfy, Anne Harman, Richie Hart, Lance Hatley, Jennie Hayden, Leski Hazen, Art Herman, Dee Hlldebrandt, Lisa Blltabrand, Edwin Horning, Tracy Huber, Dana Hull, Tania Ruschka, Jeremie 30 SOPHOMORES Jimenez, Pi Johnson, Kurt Johnston, Jeff Kallem, Kenneth Kansala, Julie Kelly, Tami Kirby, Jeff Knight, Jacqi Kosmann, Yvonne Kosteleckv, Brenda Kraft, Kevin Kramer, Jake Krone, Juanita LaFountain, Robert Lamb, Ty Lawrence, Billy Lukenbach, Rodney Malda, Cathy Makoff, John Harkegard, Kyle Massed, Nikki Matson, Derek Mayes, Melanie McDonald, Bob McMorris, Robert McMorris, Steve Moran, Travis Morrissey, Rhonda Morton, Kelli SOPHOMORES 31 Munich, Kurt Murphy, James Nelson, Dennis Nesbitt, Carol Otis, Shavnda Palin, Scott Penne, Michelle Peterson, Chad Phillips, Becky Prill, Tony Rath, Jeff Reintsma, James Reiter, Chris Reiter, Kevin Resser. Lee Rickett, Kim Riesincer, Richard Riojas, Storrai Rose, Donna Roth, Catherine Kotn, Suzanne Schmidt, Chris Schvindt, Rhonda Sharbono, Kelly Shaw, Michelle Silbemaeel, Susan Siring, Vicki Smith, Tiffany Spooner, Brent Sprague, Kristine Stank, Amy Starkey, Trisha Stef fan, Lanaya Stingley, Scott Streck, Chad 32 SOPHOMORES Strending, Katie Torbert, Renee Turner, Shane L'lschak, Kim VanAken, Travis Vedovatti, Becky Vetsch, Jason Vetsch, Josh Volmer, Orlin Waddell, Gina Walker, Kristin Wandersee, Amy Weathermen, Ron Weldner, Darryl Weller, Tracy Willems, Shane Williamson, Tammy Willis, Steve Winters, Fred Wood, Kevin Yeager, Tracy Zentner, Scott Not Pictured: Bonner, Dan Frank, Keefe Garcia, Joe Gatts, Mike Harrington, Paula Mllllron, Clint True, Chris Turner, Shane SOPHOMORES 33 III M 'Un Mike Teeters, Dara Shay and Rickie Shay check out the books in the library. 34 FRESHMEN Amundsen, Jon Badllla, Julie Bakken, Brent Besel, Shavn Bly, Duke Boehnke, Angela Branatetter, Nikki Breater, Krysta Breater, Mike Brovn, Drew Browning, Kelly Butler, Shane Cazler, Tony Clark, Michelle Cohenour, Mike Cornett, David Crllly, Keith Curry, Colin Dawson, Gary Decker, Mysha Dornina, Jason Downam, Lara Earl, James Easton, Darci Edwards, Scott Egelhoff, Dusty Eaineth, Robert Everett, Cori Faught, Daron FRESHMEN 35 Fox, Deniae Fox, Jaayn Fox, Travis Frank, Blalna Frare, Tyronne Garcia, Olivia Garnetc, Loren Gauger, Travla Geler, Jay George, John Goldy, Tanya Goodaon, Jim Goaa, Cathleen Gould, Shelley Gradvohl, Any Greenlg, Brad Hallated, Cheryl Havena, Jla Hedgee, Connie Helaer, Randy UllCabrand, Llaa Hjelaeth, Tanrny Hoffnan. Curela Hofmann, Any Holland, Chad Poppel, Matt Homing, Jaime Hutchins, Christie Hutzenbiler, Rona Jimenez, Antonio Johnson, Jodie Johnson, Karen Joki, Nanette Jones, Perry Jonea, Scott 36 FRESHMEN Karap, Travis Kazmierczak., Roger Ketchum, Jacque Klasna, Gerri Klasna, Gordon Krone, Bryan Krueger, Michelle Krua, Michael Krum, Tina Lawson, Jason Lehman, Jeremy Linday, Jason Magnus, Tammy Manveller, Melissa Martin, Julian McGlothlin, Tim McLelland, Melody Metzger, Eric Michael, Pat Mier, Heidi Miller, Darren Miller, Susan Milligan, Ron Mitchell, Steven Moran, Jerry Morton, Ray Munich, Carrie O'Rear, Jason Ortloff, Greg FRESHMEN 3 7 Peterson, Annette Peterson, Carla Peterson, Larry Pogreba, Don Rlckett, Mike Rlemann, Travla Ryles, Amy Sabol, Jean Shaffer, Lynette Shay, Darla Shay, Rickie Shovar, Jason Smith, Randi Smith, Shannon Sprigler, Mark Stone, Chris Stratton, Jeremy Strauch, Lance Summers, Sean Sykes, William Teeters, Mike Vandenfloek, Jamie Vedovattl, Jill Waddell, Ed Wagner, Chad Waller, Jeff Walton, Matt Wangsmo, Karin Wester, Sara Western, Greg Wheeler, Jason Woerner, Doug 38 FRESfJMEN Blaine Frank wall-sits while Jeff Waller reveals his true personality. Christ! Hutchins and Lisa Not Pictured: Allen, Kelly Alvarado, Alex Fields, Teresa Hall, J.R. Henderson, Sean Hollis, Tony Keele, Dan Kellogg, Jackie Ludwig, Cara Libby Anest, LHS graduate, shows underclassmen Sara Wester, Denise Fox, Gina Waddell, and Mysha Decker how to have a good time at the games. FRESHMEN 39 A JC c XAXD cjf s m THE COI SCHOLASTIC APTITUDE TEST and Test of Standard Written English Free for Students Who Take the SAT Oo '• worry � ou n 13 I nnh tyctio” o« ■ t ' r« try tom Mittgm you e M yi� 3a not � art -.m Dull' 0 a � � « ejtinon mu too o.Hioutt for you You mould nom x wa-t at you e .“ uimout ucrronf occurocv Sr-oma otttn in m� t « m y mould aim n« n m � ara uncanpn out m riwy to a You t � t tcoro will 0 am oo m« ovmtDyr o' duytvor- you antw«r co ct!y mmut a f� act sn of mo oumoo � ou m«y� � neor-yetiv T yr tory. t i moroomta tftat -anc an o' ivourc ouyii.no an i ■ ■ o� your tcer t � fruf«mtfv. •� vou � � tcm anew-icjr of a curntcn you may 6 att to r y not coy or mcr of m manor rotn ■ mono M t om ly to your to wmiOi of my rytnwMtQ doK« n corryct P� nwrwf nowri . not to « na too muen t-int or any or Qutwen. Mark all your anonym an tna taoarata amwyr may: Mar only ona antwyi fo' tacfi ouaation S.nc� my many m at w«l b maer.n yw« o turn mat aacn mar it Oar mo mat it eomoiataiy Mil my «aca. In Mcr taction of ma row tn t. mart u« tpacaa to an«r 50 ouytnona. m yn tnaiy man 50 ouatrara in a taction of vOu' ryat. mar orry t� Oo not maa ttray m t on m an «yr m t if you •'at a tfty tatt boo for tcratcnwork. Out y il not racatry 0 0 1 for my 'noontet nmnan try AO ACADFMICS TEACHERS SPARK SPIRIT Not many students get to throw a pie in the face of their vice-principal, but this rarity occurred at the Laurel High School gym. Phill Garnett, vice-principal , was the victim of senior Joe Goss at a Laurel-Hardin basketball game. When the ordeal came to an end, Mr. Garnett commented, The pie definitely tasted good. As for Joe Goss, he stated, Hie shot was a direct hit. The minute I let it fly, I knew he was dead meat. This was just one example of the fine spirit that the LHS faculty exhibited throughout the entire year. Teachers this year have become much more involved than in years past. Some teachers attribute this to the fact that there are so many new teachers that are eager to push school spirit at LHS. There are always teachers who dress up for the spirit days, participate in the fun activities, and just have an ’O-tay’ attitude toward school life. They are the number one teachers to have, said student body president Erica Cantrell. The teachers that are involved are the ones that are the most fun to be around—take Mrs. Little, for instance. Besides the fun and good times that teachers and students share, there is a serious side to our LHS faculty. They are always giving us the mind-boggling tests, lecturing us to become respectful citizens, and reminding us that we are the best and should continue to set and strive for our goals. Someday, math and science teachers may look upon a designer of a space vehicle and say, That was my student. Teachers of the arts will feel pride in knowing they are installing their students with the culture that has lived so long. Those who teach social studies and English realize they are doing their part in preparing the future leaders of this country. All in all, teachers at LHS are the good, the bad, and definitely the ugly! Ahhhh! Joe will miss j j j j SPLAT 1!!1 me by a mile. Now doesn't that taste good Mr. Garnett? 41 ACADEMICS admi nist ration Joe Russell, Athletic Director ; Bob Dantic, Principal ; Phi 11 Garnett, Vice Principal office personnel Linda Conover, Rickie Little, and Dirk Kroll. 42 ACADEMICS language arts L to R: Mr. Bruce McMorris, Mr. John Stratton, Miss Deborah Stoltz, Mr. Barry Linn, Mrs. Shirley Olson. business L to R: Mr. Herb Townsend, Mrs. Barb Pierce, Mr. Harvey Langager. fine arts L to R: Mr. John Asher, Mr. Robert Bares, Mr. Jim Seaton, Mrs. Cheryl Cornish. ACADEMICS 43 social studies science L to R: Mr. Walt Palin, Mr. Mike Belinak, Mr. Larry Mayes. 44 ACADEMICS vocation education Mrs. Judy Crampton, Mr. Roland Wright, Mr. Harold Elton, Mr. Gary Schaff. library and chapter one Mrs. Martha Townsend, Mrs. Pat Flohr, Mrs. Trudy Downer, Mrs. Marlene Dolechek, Mrs. Bea Workman. ACADEMICS 4S The 1986 Winter Formal was entitled Snowflake Fantasy and what a fantasy it was! The dance was held December 28 in the middle school gym. The Student Activity Council worked many hours decorating. The gym appeared to be a real Winter Wonderland with snowflakes hanging everywhere. A nice addition was the flocked Christmas tree with presents included. The moods were energetic as the couples danced the night away to Y93. The Royalty was announced with Shawn Mullaney King and Michelle Krumro Queen. Prince and Princess were Shawn Paurus and Michelle Kansala. The Winter Formal was enjoyed by everyone that attended Top back: Michelle Kansala and Rick Bence watch their step during the Grand March. Top right: Darren Herzog and Missy Blom dance the night away. Right: Vernon Southerland and Sabine Halvorson fantasize about the evening. 46 FORMAL King, Shawn Mullaney and Queen, Michelle Krumm. Christmas Formal Candidates: Joel fioehnke, Rachel Novasio Rick Bence, Michelle Kansala (Princess), Jeff Anderson, Sabine Halvorson. Not pictured: Shawn Paurus (prince) and Linda Smarsh. TROPICAL PARADISE IV Many students filled the LHS gym to make Tropical Paradise a smash for the fourth consecutive year. The dance began at 9:00 with Experiment supplying the music. The students were seen doing the hula, limbo, and many other kinds of fancy footsteps. A variety of fruits and beverages were supplied by the choir department. Those included were everyones f avor i tes; bananas, coconut, and apples. The hula dancers and their dates left with fading tropical tans and many memories of Paradise IV. A.J. Wetch, Vicki Fox, and. Shawn Mullaney hang loose. Tropical 0 Some surfer has caught the eyes of Heidi Myers and her friends. ________ Never Say Goodbye Top left: Mysha Decker's date Is obviously whispering something funny in her ear! Top right: Mark Goodaon is in love and his big smile shows it! Bottom: Trent Cop- pinger and his date take a break with Karlee Backey and Shane Thompson. 50 PROM King and Queen: Darren Herzog, Missy Blom PROM 5i Shawn Sullivan, Erica Cantrell Prince and Princess: Brad Kraft, Della Pedli Jim Brown, Sam Krone So, until next week — Adios, amoebos.” 52 GRAD r t THE SEVENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL Commencements OF 'Jimtrcl Jgkl|nul Sunday Afternoon Three O'Clock May 24. 1987 Let’s Get Personal ! Graffiti is everywhere! It is found on desk tops, bathroom walls, notebook covers, Zimmerman Trail and.. .license plates! Personalized license plates seem to be the trend at LBS. Every other car spotted in the parking lot is identified by something other than just numbers. Why do people have personalized plates? My best friend gave them to me for my birthday. Everybody calls me NEY and that’s why she put it on my plates, Courtney Stem said. Eric Kraft has FLYIN BY on his plates because it’s original and I’m always passing people. Others just want to let people know it is their car by using personal expressions such as For Me, BOYS 323,” MY82T0Y, MY Z28, and GARS TRK. Nicknames are a favorite, also, like STREEK, LUD,” JAmiN, and MULDUNE.” Applicants choose three names they would like to put on their plates. If their first choice is unavailable, then they get their second or third choice. The initial cost is $20 more than the regular price and every year after that it is $5 more. So the next time you are driving, you better keep your eyes on the road and quit trying to figure out what IMAEEKR on the car in front of you means or you will need one yourself. ■ • V- • )� � L ; r ' - It's a shady situation for Ronnie Gaskill. While Mr. Matson worries about the team, Lori Gauthier prefers to keep on the books. Carrie Wood triumphantly shows us her new shoes. Jim Gordon looks less than enthused. Desperately clutching those Hot Tamales, Curt Hoffman tries to open his locker. + 54 LIFE Kevin Kraft’s dream looks very interesting! Ty Lamb and Ron back and take Study Hall. Yost kick it easy in Introducing LHS’s interior decorator. Wendy Mock! very own . .senior 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 44444444444444444444444444444444444 LIFE 55 Kristine Sprague and Juanita Krone get rowdy on the bus. 444444444 Ronnie Gaskill and Bill Bern-J hart successfully disguise their identities, but Carpenter is too slow. Travis Jf LII'E 57 Tim Wuertz shows us his climbing expertise. Huh?! Brad Kraft pays close attention in Business Law! Laurie Walter, Ellen Brice, Kim Schmidt, Coy McFate, and Susan Mohr show their dedication (and attention span) during an Honor Society meeting. VXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX VICA, SADD, and US...these are just xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxNxxxxvxxxxxxxxxxxxxxv a few of the dubs that meet... There are many clubs at Laurel High School, 25 to be exact, and several of them are new this year. The Heavenly Devils, under the supervision of Mr. Russell, help make visiting teams comfortable during their visits to our school. VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, is also a new club this year. Its advisors are Mr. Elton and Mr. Schaff. Mrs. Olson is in charge of Creative Writing, which publishes a book of students’ best work at the end of the year. SADD, started two years ago, has Mr. Asher as its advisor. The group’s goal is to eradicate drinking and driving. Computer Club, under the supervision of Mr. Jury, offered locker posters, banners, and greeting cards sis a fund-raising idea. This club was also new at LHS. Besides these new clubs, there are still the old standbys for clubs and organizations at LHS; Student Council and Pep Club are as strong as ever. Vicki Fox concentrates on her important duty of leading the band. Tanmy Magnus listens attentively to Missy Blom during Choralaires, while Amy Bensen leans over to eavesdrop. ACTIVITIES 59 Miss Stoltz and Courtney Stem have different reactions to the person at the door during yearbook class. Novasio watches rching band. Huh? Launi Salcido seems to have hit a wrong note. Carla Isaacson, Katie Strending, Susan Mohr, and Gina Waddell toot their clarinets in band. Sam Krone shows Ron Weathermon how to clean a trumpet. 60 ACTIVTTIES Left: Darin Boroszuk works hard on a feature story for the Laurel Leaves. Bottom: Dawn Holland and Shayna Miller, of the Heavenly Devils, show off the matching wallpaper of their lockers. Help! Tricia Murphy looks very confused in Computers. Susan Day, accompanied by her backup group of underclassmen, gets ready to strut her senior stuff. ACTIVITIES 61 ♦¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Aline from Holland the Schmidt year through Exchange Students Beat Culture Shock” Elgersma came to stay with family for a a foreign- exchange program, even though she haul already graduated from a school in Holland. I thought that this would be an ideal thing to do for a year; just kind of take a year off to kick back and see the world, she said. But this was not just a ane time decision. I wanted to go the year before this, but my parents thought that I was too young to leave home. So when this year rolled around, I brought out all the material I had saved from last year and finally convinved them to agree with me! Aline gxclaimed.____________________ Many things are different in Holland and Aline sometimes suffered from a little culture shock. In Holland, there is no drinking age and she used to go to bars with her friends. But there, she pointed out, we did not go just to get drunk. If someone did that, we would just ignore them for the night. The same type of culture shock hit Sonja Dionysius from Germany when she came to Laurel. We essentially do the same things you do here on Saturday nights, she said, driving around and stuff like that. But one thing she really enjoys about living here is the closeness her host family, the Besels, showa.----------------------- Even though this is not Sonja’s first time to the United States (she traveled here with her father three or four times), she still believes that in no other way could she have experienced firsthand the things that have happened to her since she came here. I have done so many great things--joining cross-country, for example— that are not allowed in schools in Germany that I really hope that others will be able to do the same things I have. And with testimonials like this from our two f ore ign-exchange students, Laurel should be able to receive several more. They not only enrich their own lives, but those of the students of LHS._______ 62 ACTIVITIES Ron Wyant, alias Permasmurfshows his curlers. us Spanish answers the Angie Proctor gets the way—via Cory Hennek' easy Clockwise from top: Kurt Markegard stands with his vehicle and private chauffeur. Lee Wrzesinski and Toni Lamb look interested in Business Law. Erica Cantrell enjoys a small snack at work. ACTIVITIES 63 F€CT 4II YOUTHFUL TEAM GAINS EXPERIENCE Even though the LHS football squad has had it tough the last two seasons, head coach Karl Matson feels that next year will be the time to reach the top. Matson felt the coaching staff was great. They did the best they could with such a youthful team. Next year they will be tougher and ready to dominate. The eastern division will consist of: Laurel, Billings Central, Hardin, Colstrip, Glendive, Sidney, Miles City, and Glasgow. Hie change was made to cut down on travel and expenses. Many of the players felt it weis an extremely tough season because of their inexperience. They feel it will be an outstanding season next year because they have learned from their mistakes. They have been the underdogs the last couple of years and next season they are hoping to bring the first-place trophy home. FOOTBALL 65 Top: Shawn Sullivan helps block the way as Jason Branstetter moves down the field. Bottom: Matt Feryuson tries to decide which way to yo while the opponents move in. 66 Football Top Left: Special friend- ships are made during football as Mike Ludwig and Nathan Temple exhibit here. Top right: Coach Matson tunes in to catch the specifics of the play by play action. From the sidelines, Coach Wedel cheers the team on in victory or defeat. FOOTBALL 67 LIFE’S A Left: Debra Gunter conies off the floor. Right: Coach DemlnR has a talk with Vicki Fox. 68 GIRLS BB BALL ! The Laurel girls basketball team played in a very tough conference this year and ended with a 5-15 record. Even though they won only a few games new coach, Lee Deming, built spirit and made the girls work hard. They had an inexperienced team with with only four seniors and no one with varsity experience. The team started out with a 3-3 record but since injuries and illnesses couldn't be helped, the record dropped. It was a frustrating year but the girls learned a lot about themselves. Coach Deming said he also learned new things about himself. He is looking forward to next year because he now has some girls with varsity experience. Coach Deming also said he sincerely appreciated all the hard work and effort from everyone, especially the seniors. The final record of the JV team was 7-10 and Freshman, 11-8. Laurel 0pp. 29 Bigs. Sr. 71 49 Skwiew 39 43 Sidney 42 33 Glasgow 48 47 Livingston 63 53 Havre 50 46 Lewistown 61 35 Bigs. Cen. 78 26 Glendive 63 22 Miles City 42 37 Miles City 71 19 Bigs. Cen. 61 42 Havre 62 42 Livingston 57 42 Hardin 52 44 Colstrip 59 33 Hardin 59 59 Colstrip Div. 55 31 Lewistown 73 43 Miles City 71 Top: The Laurel girla head onto the floor to play some ball. Middle: Katie Strending puts on a show for the rest of the team. Bottom: Laurie Walter looks determined to stop that ball! GIRLS BB 69 Coach Demins makes his way down the senior appreciation line. Left: The Laurel girls show us some of their defensive maneuvers. Right: On the bench, the team watches closely. Bottom: Della Redli and Kelly Strending wait for the ball to be taken out of bounds. 70 GIRLS BB CROSS-COUNTRY TEAMWORK INSPIRES FRIENDSHIPS Do you want. to moot now people, get. in top physical shape, see some of the moat beautiful parts of Montana and be a winner? We've got. Just what you're looking for--cro9S-oonnt.ry !� .-. it all! Cro33-count.ry is a lot more than running. It i t a challenge; a sport that, gives yon confidence and determination. The runners are taught t.o set. and reach goals. Our goal was t.o be in the top five at state; the boys took fourth and I he girls took third, commented coach Sprigler. Running is a team effort as well as an individual quest for victory. The individuality comes from the hard work and time each athlete puts into it. The runner alone makes the choice t.o do better. You gain self-respect and a feeling of accomplishment, when you are a runner, girls' cross-country coach Wetzel stated. This sport also involves team effort. The runners work together, cheer each other on when they feel like giving up, and maybe even earn a medal. This leads to close friendships that last a lifetime. Cross- :cur.try is a lot of work, but that doesn’t step the runners from having a little fun. The senior guys enjoyed initiating the underclassmen and strapping Travis Riemann to a bench with athletic tape along with teasing the junior high girls that ran with them. The giris' memories include the Christinas and end-cf-the-yesr part at Mrs. Wetzel’s house, telling stories in the weight room, learning German from Sonja Dionysius, and aggravating the guys by constantly jamming to Twist and Shout. Cross-country involves a lot of time, effort, and determination, but it all pays off with fun, friendships, and crossing the finish line. L to R: Pete Schultz, Joel Boehnke, Jamie Vanden Hoek, Chad Peterson and Steve Willis wait for the coach on awards night. The Laurel runners get ready to show us how all their hard work pays off. 72 CROS S-COUNT RY Bllllnga Llvlngaton Sharldan lUrdtn Lavlatewn Bctsnan laural Hllaa City wts. T.4a • ca Tina Ja.on Pa.r 21:02 20:3) 23:11 20:24 19: )4 19:40 19:07 Jo.l horhnk. IS: 6 10:36 19-42 19:52 19:24 Eli Cu.hlo 18:20 10:46 20:30 19:01 17:11 10:40 19:00 17:16 6th Slat 10:00 Colin Curry 10:16 10:0) 19: )9 10:10 10:05 10:52 17:24 4th )7nd 17:16 Lor an Gam.tt 19:12 19:43 20:44 19:40 17:10 10:13 19:04 10:0) Alt.mata Pat HIrha.l 19:10 20:00 20:43 20:35 19:22 19:30 Shawn Hullan.y 17:40 17:30 19:03 17: )6 15:5) 17:10 17:50 16:52 2nd 16th 16 V. Chad Pataraon 10:)) 10:31 20:09 10:12 16:32 10:40 10:53 17:49 3th 49 th 17:31 Travla Pianam 19:00 19:0) 20:30 10:42 17i 1) 10:10 19:21 10:12 Pat. Schulte 19:06 10:32 20:03 10:36 10:4) 19:11 10:19 J.tasy Stratton 20:22 20:02 21:39 19: y0 20:21 20:50 20:07 Ja-I. VanH.n Ho.k 19:2) 20:42 22:2) 19:10 19:16 19:14 10:21 Chrla V.at.r 17:06 17:00 10:40 17:01 15:22 16:34 17:17 10:14 lat 4th 16- 14 Jaka Whaalar 19:4) 19: )5 20:24 10:55 17:14 10:10 19:01 17:30 7th 6lat 1H: 70 il!ii willi 17:36 10: M Uiil 17:32 16:17 10:07 10:22 17:1) lid 11 1 17:10 H.lody Appl.bach 21:31 22:17 24:14 19:30 19: )4 2): 12 21:41 3rd 2lat JO: 30 O.cky Catta 2): 22 2):20 29:03 21 26 2): 3) 24:31 21:109 H.agan Carnatt 2):02 2): 14 23:53 20:22 20: )7 22:16 22:27 21:02 4th 24th 71:06 Sonja Olonyalua 2):24 23:45 23:02 20:36 19:47 23:09 22:10 5th 44th 7?:(N $� ckty V.dovatti 21:31 22:12 29:03 19:21 19:00 20:40 25:29 20:10 1st 12th 70:09 Jacq! Knight 24:27 23:13 27:14 22:04 21:10 25:14 26:41 24:20 Darci Enaton 2): 30 29:10 20:59 24:17 25:26 22:12 Shally Could 2): 33 24:42 26-00 20:44 21:02 22:37 23:19 21:10 2nd 10th 70: V Carr I Klaana 23:52 29:1) 22:40 21:46 24:43 26-40 24:09 Jill V.dovatti 2)t 21 23:49 23:22 20:42 20:37 22:34 22:40 21:16 4th 47th 27:21 Sara Waat.r 23:17 24:3) 26:23 21:06 21:11 22:27 21:26 22:17 7th 3Ut 72 -V Put your head on my shoulder...! Becky Gatts and Darci Easton show us what friends are really for. You little devil! remarks Becky Vedovatti as a sly photographer captures her and the other Laurel girls stretching cut before their race. THAT WAY! points Sara Wester and Pia Jiminez, but Melody Applebach has her doubts and proclaims, I just know we’re lost! Hard work, Determination, 1)Sophomore Leroy Grant goes for a takedown. 2)Jake Kramer pins his opponent for first place at subdivisionals. 3)The coach of champions explains why his team is 1. 4)Ron Gaskill shows the joy of being an outstanding wrestler. 5)Travis Carpenter sets up his opponent for another pin! 74 WRESTLING and Dedication... l)Dan Bonner is ready for a victory. 2)Just one of Tommy Spriglers 26 wins. 3)Mike Gauthier waits for pin 20 at state. 4)Wrestling cheerleaders smiling over their 1 team. 5(Mike Krum receives advice from senior Rob Gaskill. Pays Off for WRESTLERS!! Being an outstanding wrestler doesn’t come easy. It takes an extreme uinount of hard work and dedication. For senior Rob iiask i 1 1 , the hard work and dedication payed off. Rob became Laurel's first three-time state champion when he took the top spot at the Class A 3tnte tournament in the 126 lb. bracket. Gaskili, Travis Carpenter, and the entire wrestling team broke a total of six school records, with Rob breaking fourrmost high school wins(109), most pins in high school(83), most takedowns in high school(141), and the fastest pin of :10 seconds. Carpenter now holds the record of most takedowns in a season with 51, wiping away Rob Gaskill's old record of 39. The most impressive new school record set was the team record of 13 wins, 1 lose and 0 ties. The key to the total success was not only the excellent cheerleading squad but also the teams dedication. We could not. have accomplished what we did without the team pulling together and working as a unit, stated Coach Sprigler. Although the team won the conference trophy i t placed a disappointing third at subdiviaionals and fourth at state. Coach Sprigler commented that the season caine to a disappointing ending, but next year's squad will definitely be a state champion -team. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY NEXT TO NEW 76 WRESTLING Boys Basketball Strives For Excellence Left: Up, up and away! Johnny Jimenez goes up for two. Top: Todd Carlson is just hanging around during warmups. Bottom: Pete Schultz leads the Trainmen through the hoop. Laurel Finishes Second at Divisionals; Fifth at State The Locomotives were an exciting team to watch. They definately had the attention of the crowd throughout the whole season. In every game, they played hard right up to the very end and often won or lest in the last few minutes. The good thing about Montana basketball is that you can threw the season out when you go to tournament, Coach Bruce Robertson commented. The team was seeded ninth going into Divisionals, but that didn't intimidate them. They won their first game against number three, Havre, and went on to defeat Sidney and Livingston, which put them in the championship game. Unfortunately, they fell short of the Divisional title by losing to Lew-istown. Nonetheless, they took second place and were off to state. Coach Robertson thought the key to going to State was that the seniors were willing to do what had to be done and didn't worry about personal glory. Trainmen beat the Belgrade Panthers in their first game at the State Tournament in Butte. Their next two games were close, losing to Hardin in overtime and to Libby by a single free throw All their hard work and persistence rewarded them with fifth place. With only four seniors graduating this year, the upcoming years of basketball at LHS should be as exciting as this one has been. The Freshmen(18-3), JV(6-11) and B-Squad(13-4) also have promising teams for the future. Top: The Locomotives show off their second place trophy at Divisionals. Middle: Steve Willis is hoping his free throw will go in. Bottom: Jeff Butler dribbles his way around 'he Lewistown defenders. 78 BOYS BB Laurel 66 Lodge Grass 0pp. 67 58 Colstrip 66 65 Skyviev 48 53 Glasgow 65 54 Sidney 76 66 Lewistown 69 62 Havre 55 57 Miles City 51 53 Glendive 48 49 Hardin 76 56 Bigs. Cen. 54 56 Hardin 65 66 Colstrip 71 75 Livingston 79 46 Bigs. Cen. 47 65 Colstrip 80 40 Bigs. Cen. 41 76 Livingston 79 49 Div. Tourn. Havre 47 55 Sidney 50 47 Livingston 72 40 Lewistown 54 74 State Tourn. Belgrade 67 57 Hardin 62 55 Libby 56 Top: Coach Robertson tells the guys his strategy to winning the game. Left: Chris Wester drives the lane and puts up a shot. Right: Jump, James, Jump! James Horning tips the ball at the start of the game. BOYS BB 79 Top: Todd Carlson slaps the hands of the fans from the stands. Bottom: Eric Pletcher puts one up on the backboard. Top: Jeff Butler does one of his famous break away lay ups. Bottom: The Trainmen watch the ball, anticipating two points. The girls team failed to bring home a medal, but MAYBE NEXT YEAR! 1. Sara Wester starts on the long stretch home. 2. One, two, three. . Darci Easton counts how many more steps she has to take before winning. 3. Renee Torbert blows away her competition in the hurdles. TRACK 81 McMorris Vaults to First Place! learn Takes Sixth at State Heave-ho! Mike Ludwig starts to throw the shot put. Jeremie Huschka points his finger in the direction he wants the shot to go—that way. Even with a leg brace, Scott Stingley does well on the hurdles. 82 TRACK VOLLEYBALL BECOMES SERIOUS COMPETITION Volleyball, being a fairly new sport at LHS, has developed and become serious competition. Della Redli, who was voted most valuable and inspirational player, has been offered a full ride scholarship to Dickinson State College in North Dakota. This is the first player from Laurel to recieve such high honors. Coach Jim Maiin is proud of the progress and determination of the girls. The turning point of the season was when we played Central here. Even though we lost the game, they worked together as a team and played their best on both offense and defense. commented Coach Maiin. He believes that school spirit and community support will help make a strong team in the years to come and hopes volleyball will be recognized as the fun and competitive sport that it is. Missy Blom waves goodbye to the ball and surprises the other team with a fast return. As Linda Smarsh flies through the air, the r£st of the team anxiously look for a way to help. LOOK OUT! Della Redli is SCOREBOARD LAUREL OVER LEWISTOWN HAVRE OVER LAUREL LAUREL OVER TWIN BRIDGES HARDIN OVER LAUREL PARK HIGH OVER LAUREL BELGRADE OVER LAUREL COLSTRIP OVER LAUREL LAUREL OVER GLASGOW LAUREL OVER SIDNEY LAUREL OVER PARK HIGH LAUREL OVER SKYYIEW GLENDIVE OVER LAUREL LAUREL OVER MILES CITY BUGS CENTRAL OVER LAUREL LAUREL OVER LEWISTOWN PARK HIGH OVER LAUREL LAUREL OVER COLSTRIP LAUREL OVER SKYYIEW HARDIN OVER LAURFL CENTRAL OVER LAUREL LAUREL OVER HARLOWTOWN GLASGOW OVER LAUREL LAUREL OVER LEWISTOWN COLSTRIP OVER LAUREL spikin' it again. 8A VOLLEYBALL What’s All the So there!” Beth Gould uses both hands to return an opponent’s volley. Racquet? Is Linda Smarsh going for the ball, or the guy playing on the next court? One, two, raise your arms... Before now, nobody Lisa Hiltebrandt smiles pretty knew that the LHS tennis team also doubled as the for the camera, synchronized swimming team! TENNIS 85 No titles or trophies were taken home, but considering Laurel has only established tennis for two years, the showing this season was excellent. Laurel did not qualify anyone to the state tournament, but they played top-notch matches and will give the eastern division a run for their money next year. The girls were competing against the toughest teams in the state and showed great potential for next season. Head coach Linda Campbell was really pleased with the team’s progress from the beginning of the season and feels that each player improved 110%. The team consisted of Becky Heiser, first singles; Colleen Gardner, second singles; Rhonda Morrissey, third singles; and senior Linda Smarsh, fourth singles. The doubles teams were made up of Brenda Fischer Beth Gould, first, and Ellen Brice Crystal Conover, second. Rhonda Morrissey goes for a low backhand. The girls tennis team and their two wonderful coaches enjoying the awards banquet. 86 TENNIS Golfers Swing Under the coaching of Hank Little, the LHS golf team started out their season aimed for success. Shaw Hackmann earned individual honors by taking first place at the state tournament held at Fairmont Hot Springs. Tracy Pfaff was the leader of the girl’s team with an overall eleventh-place finish after losing a play-off for ninth place. Other golf team members were Stephanie Smith, Jenni Hatley, Michelle Behm, Matt Wheeler, Tony Golden, and senior Eric Pletcher. Clockwise: WHERE DID IT GO THIS TIME? Jenni Hatley wonders after she drives the ball down the fairway. Matt Wheeler is just a swinging. Tony Golden is practicing his ironing on the golf range. GOLF 87 to Perfection The girls team showing off one of their many trophies. Stephanie Smith winding up for the swing. SliawnilackiiiaiuiJs the State Got! Champ! ------J Frio Pletcher receives advice from the state champion, Shawn Hackmann. 88 GOLF The Junior Varsity-squad shows their smiles during the Divisional Volleyball Tournament. Gina Waddell, Mysha Decker, Kim Ulschak, Denise Fox, and Julie Kansala. The Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders do the can can while getting ready for the game. Robin Hauge, Angel Thibault, Traci Hall, Kim Herman, and Michelle Krunui. The Varsity Football and Wrestling Squad get the team rowdie before the away game. Brenda Fisher, Sam Krone, Michelle Kansala, Coy McFate, and Tami Cooney. Randi Smith and Gerri Klasna cheer on the Locomotives. 90 SPIRIT 92 BAND Paul Slater pretends he is Sheila E on the drum Wester shows off his snowy white tuba while practicing for Homecoming. Chris Reiter and Kelly Sharbono playing in the PEP band boosting that laurel spirit. BAND 93 Enjoying a “Band-tastic Laurie Barnard, the ventriloquist, trains her dummy, Joy Zinda, to speak while Ellen Brice watches in amazement. Chad Peterson and Treavor Bellandi enjoy their food, but Jason Baer and Alex Calhoun wonder what is moving on their plate. Angela Boehnke poses for the camera while Mark Sprigler and Ron Milligan have a different view of photography. 94 BAND 96 BAND Come on, do the Locomotion, with Susan Day, Vicki Fox, and Ronda Harmon. Mr. Asher sings with his most avid fans, P. J. and Cody. Leroy Grant, Darren Herzog, Grant Ordway, and Jake Wheeler perform with the Menophonics. Choral Department Top left: What can I say? We’re buds! Ronda Harmon says as A.J. Wetch gives her a friendly hug. Middle: Kim Schmidt, Tracy Pfaff, and Erica Cantrell practice hard during Laurelaires. Bottom left: Concert Choir gets down at the Christmas Concert. 98 CHOIR Entertains LHS Top right: The Laurelaires perform during the Eastern ’A’ Choir Festival in Hardin. Bottom right: During Concert Choir the basses work on their part. CHOIR 99 X Laurelaires Initiation Stuffed animals gave support to Melody Applebach, Susan Day, and Tracy Pfaff when they had to sing in Hardee’s. Blazing Guns.at Roaring Bulch OriFCTO YTCDEKT DIUCTCR STAGI MA.HAT.ER Cyndi Rickard Willi. Lmllfi Amy l na«a Bern lea Hack Bill Pllbart Snip. Vermin a.try amart.tonc Widow Black Martha Kuldoon Colonel Crabcr.a flora Dora. . ., 11. Mualdia C a s t Top: Jim Brown poses in his best suit. Bottom: The cast gets ready for the big night. m. cmmms tilHtCTOB: Mta. Mary Inn Connor. SlCULNT 111 RECTOR: Jill Carl Carolarai Kurt Munich Launl Salcido Crant Ordway Carrie Wood Rues Manw« Her Spirit of Chrlatnea Present Penny Caigibell Ebencter Scrooge: Cyndl Rickard Bob Cratchlt: Creg Franka frad: Jin Brown 2 Woaan: Carrie Wood Launl Salcido Harley: Chrle True Spirit of Chrl.tna. Past: Ronlt Yudk.vltch Scrooge aa a boy: Jin Brown Fanny: Mary Flam Fettlwlgi Ruaa Manwaller Dirk: Kurr Munich Scrooge a a young nan: Jla Brown F.rilwlg ' • Finally I Frlandai Jill Carl Crant Ordway Aline Elgersma Carrie Wood Balia: Launl Salcido Hra. Cratchlt: Jill Carl BalInda: Mary Flatra Patar: Kurt Munich Tiny Tin: Chrla True Freddie 'a Wife: Alina eigersaa Topper: Ruaa Manwaller Topper’ Wife: Carrie Wood Spirit of ChrlatM Future: Crant Ordway Joe: Ru.a Manwe 1ler CharwoaanI Launl Saleld Laundraaai Ronlt Yudkevltch THE SPEECH AND DRAMA TEAM, THOSE LARGELY UNRECOGNIZED IN OUR SCHOOL, DID VERY WELL THIS YEAR. THEY COMPETED IN SEVEN MEETS AND STATE. THERE ARE FOURTEEN EVENTS PROVIDING A WIDE RANGE OF OPPORTUNITIES IN SPEAKING AND ACTING. ONE OF THE REASONS OF THEIR GREAT SUCCESS WAS DUE TO THEIR TWO COACHES, MR. BARRY LINN AND MRS. PAT FLOHR. WITH ANOTHER GREAT SEASON BEHIND THEM THEY HOPE TO DO AS WELL NEXT YEAR. MEMBERS OF SPEECH SPEECH AND DRAMA TEAM TROY EMINITH DON OSTERMILLER RAY HAZEN HEIDI MIER CORY HENNEK RON WEATHERMAN AMY BENSEN PENNY CAMPBELL TREAVOR BELLANDI ROB MORAWIC JILL CARL CARRIE MUNICH JASON DOMINA SHAWN THEIL MELODY APPLEBACH THOSE WHO WENT TO STATE 102 SPEECH AND DRAMA Left page, top: Rob Morawic, state champion, poses with his parents, bottom: Treavor and Troy take a break before the competition begins. Ibis page, top left: Mr. Linn and the boys are set to go. top right: Don Ostermiller and Rob Morawic line up with their competitors. bottom: Mrs. Flohr congradulates Rob Morawic. SPEECH 103 Friends Forever... Things are pretty casual at the Senior Party beach scene. Stretch! Shawn Sullivan shows us how he wakes up in the morning. s lelody Applebach ,ries to contain ler enthusiasm for ,he whole event. Rob Zundel and Jim Gordon are green with envy as Bernie Sullivan wins big bucks. STUDENT LIFE 105 The yearbook staff tried to change the appearance of the ad section this year. Sam Mittelsteadt and Vicki Fox check it out in the ads. 106 THANKS PLAZA HAIR SALON 328-2131 112 1st. Ave, S. Laurel MT In Pioneer Plaze Across From Hardees Tues.—Sat. Early Mornings and Evenings by App. Ben Franklin Better quality for less 13 Colorado Avenue Laurel 628-7124 Della You took your first step in 1970 and now you're taking a bigger step. We were there for you then and we will be there for you in the future. JCPenney THE FASHION STORE WITH SMART VALUES Dove, Angel Thibault and Lance Hart show off Mom and Dad their new sweatshirts from JCPenney's. THANKS 107 1st Security Bank EARN WHILE YOU LEARN Open a savings or checking account with us. You will earn on your savings and learn how to manage a checking account. Things you will need during and after high school. “Convenient hours to serve you”. LOBBY Monday thru Thursday 00 AM to 3.-00 PM Friday 00 AM to 6.-00 PM DRIVE -4JP Monday thm Friday 7:00 AM to 6H 0 PM Saturday 00 AM to 1:00 PM Phonos: Laura! 626-4316 Bllings Lina 24S-691S Hageman Elevator 220 West Main Laurel, Montana 59044 STATE FARM INSURANCE DOUGLAS J. MANNING 419 East Main Laurel, Montana 59044 Agent 112 1st Avenue South 3A Laurel. Montana 59044 Bus.: 628-7993 Bob Vicki Cowboy Boots phone Cassidy Our Specialty 628-8686 For All Your Insurance Needs Country Act Stc Uc. r) c. COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE CHIP a SUSAN LOWERY. OWNERS 1 07 East Main ,N THE MIDDLE OF THE FILOCK LAUREL 628-4710 BILLINGS 252-0363 Missy Blom and Kyle Murkegard check out the Ace Electric van. 108 THANKS Sam: Your curiosity is a source of wonderment, Your sense of humor is contagious. You're a very special person, we are proud that you're our son. Keep your guest for knowledge, your individualism and your smile. We will miss you when you leave— Love you, Mom and Dad rel utlook Laurel's Weekly Source for News Serving Yellowstone. Stillwater and Carbon County P.0. Box 278 216 No. First Ave. Laurel. Montana 59044 pRINTINC AND PUBLISHING Phone (406)628-4412 In the news are Robin Hauge and Sam Krone at the Laurel Outlook. THANKS 109 620 2nd Ave 628-7905 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '87 LAUREL MEDICAL CENTER Dr. Richardson Dr. Ulrich. Dr. VanNice 1035 1st Ave. N. C2S-6311 BEAUTY SHOP AND STYLING SALON Open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon-Sat 17 1st Avenue Laurel, MT 59044 Phone: 628-4719 Rick Bence and Cyndi Rickard enjoy a haircut at Elite. TACO JOHNS 102 South 1st Laurel, Montana IT'S TACORIFFIC!!! 1133 Grand or 302-Main Billings, Montana Darren Iicrzog and Shawn Paurus hang out at THF,. HANGOUT, Taco John's. Frank Connie Pelican Owners LOCOMOTIVE INN 310 S. 1st Avenue LAUREL. MONTANA 59044 Randy Joyce Bratland Managers « Faye Ripley “ Assi. Manager (406)628-8281 e V o 110 THANKS Shawn, In work and play we've watched you grow, ride horses, wrestle, run and so... Now you're at the point of using what you've learned, and getting what you've earned... Congratulations!I God Bless You Love, Mother and Dad Traci Lynne, Happiness is... having a daughter like you to raise! What a blessing and joy you've been May all your dreams be fulfilled and life bring you the happiness you've brought to me. We’re so very proud of the extraordinary person you have become. Congratulations I We love you. Mom and Double D. Dad Erica, Life will not always be a bowl of frosting but lick it anyway! Congratulations! Love you. Mom and Dad She was tiny in pigtails And we called her Pup, Our love for her never falls Jerrae’s all grown up! Congratulations, Dad, Mom, and Berke THANKS 111 Tracy, Time has gone by so fast and how proud we are to see you graduate. We wish you the very best in the future and we love you dearly. Love, Mom and Dad Vicki, Roses are red Violets are blue. The best of luck To Vicki Sue. Roses are red Violets are blue. Last to leave the nest— Vicki, we love you. Mom and Dad DON'T FORGET TO SMILE You wake up late only to find it is raining outside. When you finally get the energy to crawl out of bed to take a shower, you find your sister has used all the hot water. So forget the shower!! Find some clothes scattered all over the floor. Get dressed and crawl to the kitchen for some long awaited Cocoa Pebbles, but wait!! There's NO MILK!! So forget the Cocoa Pebbles and make some toast. But the toast bums because you fell asleep waiting for it to pop up. So forget breakfast!! Head for your clunker in the driveway and go through the daily routine of trying to get it started. After a half hour of cussing it out, it doesn’t start. So forget the car!! Walk the two mile hike uphill in the rain to school. Arrive at school an hour late only to find that you forgot... it's picture day!! Just when you think the day should be forgotten completely there it is... yeah...a SMILE beaming right at you. The only thing to do is smile back and maybe even laugh a little bit. After all, worse things could happen, RIGHT? A smile is a present anyone can give another person. It is compact, easy to assemble and costs nothing. The greatest advantage is the smile returned. It only takes a second so DON'T FORGET...SMILE!! How To Get Extra Smileage 1. Smile when you don't feel like it. 2. Share only positive thoughts. 3. Smile with your whole face. 4. Turn your frown upside down. 5. Exercise your sense of humor. 6. Smile our loud. 7. Don't say cheese say I like you. 112 THANKS 628-8879 Flirnlture8All,0 moNGum CUSTOm UPHOLSTERY Free Estimates • Pickup Delivery Full Line of materials Bill Mangum 202 Durland, Laurel, MT 59044 This year's Yearbook staff would like to thank Dave Weis for his photographic contributions to the 1986-87 Yearbook. Jestin, You've grown so tall, six foot three! The measurements that count the most are around your heart.., and they make your father and I proud. Our growth is an unending process. Each day is a new opportunity to let go of all that has trapped you yesterday. Set yourself free in the present, and grow with a sense of vision, seeing who you dare to be and what you are deter mined to accomplish. Lovingly, Mother s Dad BROWN-NOSING Are you a victim? What color is your nose? BROWNNOSING. Does that ring a bell? Most of you have heard that phrase before. Some of you on the other hand may be thinking, what does that mean? The most common definition is buttering up a teacher. A teacher, for example, may ask his her class a question. One certain person might always try to answer the questions all the time. This will eventually lead to a discussion and most definitely spark a conversation between the person standing up in front of the classroom and the student. We all know teachers like to discuss with the class rather than lecture all of the time. So naturally they start thinking, Hey this kid has it together. By this time the rest of the class is probably slouching in their desks thinking, give me a break! If the kid is really getting to you just casually say, Hey Joe, what is that on your nose? It looks kind of brown. If the kid has any brains at all he will know exactly what you are talking about. Brown-nosers are either the smarter people who have it all together or the less clever ones in the group who try and act like they have it together. Did you ever see anyone in any of your classes who carried out these actions? Sometimes they can do some pretty stupid stuff to get on a teacher's good side. But hey, who ever said there was anything really wrong with it? We all graduated didn't we? THANKS 113 DAVE’S (conoco) ‘Best Auto Service in Town” 202 E. Main, Laurel 628-6822 STATE FARM INSURANCI JIM KELLISON Agent 21 First Aye. Box 398 Qff. (406) 628-6801 Laurel, Montana 59044 w v ALLEGHENY 13) INTERNATIONAL Chemetron Railway Products,loc. Stanley P. Fischer Plant Manager ABC T.V. and Appliance Sales and Service 215 E. Main Laurel, Montana 59044 (406)628-4959 GENE’S PHARMACY 78 Years - A Pharmacy at 111 E. Main St., Laurel Your Full Service Pharmacy and Overnight Photo Finishing Mon.-Sat. 9:00-6:00 628-7217 Adventure in Hair Styles 13 'A First Ave., Laurel Open Mon. - Sat, Business: 6M-2070 Home: 656-5149 Appts. not always necessary. Tom Sprigler gets his hair cut as wrestling season draws near. Traci Hall does her business with Angel Thibault at Gene's Pharmacy. 114 THANKS MODERN AUTO WRECKER SERVICE BODY SHOP Mike Connie Penne HOME SHOP 410 DURLAND AVENUE 601 EAST MAIN LAUREL, MT 59044 LAUREL, MT 59044 (406) 628-4511 (406) 528-7145 RAILSIDE DINER THE FINEST IN HOMEMADE SOUPS, PIES ROLLS FEATURING DAILY SPECIALS BROASTED CHICKEN 701 E. 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When involved in school activities like basketball, football, cross-country, and volleyball even when there's tough times the spectator: can make them smoother by being there and supporting the teams. Working either at stores or grease factories, weekends are a perfect time fo many hours and bigger paychecks to spend later. When it's cold and snowy and not much going on up town weekends consist of many video parties. Watching the latest humor or terror shows with friends make even the coldest weekend seem a little warmer or cuddling up with someone special sipping on hot chocolate in front of a blazing fire is an all-time winter favorite. The most popular weekend activity is cruising around with friends laughing, having a good time and of course)causing a little trouble. Weekends are always looked forward to no matter what they may bring. Have you ever thought of life without them? THANKS 115 Kristi: We love you and are very proud of you. Love, Horn Dad jst Grade Today is the first day of the rest of your life Aline: We congratulate you upon your graduation. We praise you for your courage strength your determination and your humor to come into a world of strangers and find the r EARL LINGER Repair Installation STORM DOORS • STORE FRONTS TUB ENCLOSURES MIRRORS Auto Glass Specialists REPAIR! OR REPLACE! love of family and friends. May you find love and happiness wherever you go and in whatever you do. owner f Linger s Glass All Kindt af Gilts for Evaty Purpota We couldn't care about you more if you were our very own. SHOP 628 4333 603 WEST MAIN tMERGENCY 626-744b LAUREL. MT. 59044 All our love, Your American Family, Mom, Dad, Grandma, Kim, Karina 116 THANKS PRICE PHARMACY 18 1st Avenue 628-6022 Robert F. Baldner, R. ph. Professional Prescription Service Congratulations to a Special Daughter who has put so much -joy into our lives. Man uou achieve all tjour dreams in life that mean the most to uou. A bright new world is ahead of you— Co For It! The skn is the Unit. With all our love, todap and always. Cod he with you. Mom and Dad THOMAE LUMBER SALES Paul Sandy Thomae 501 East Main Owners Laurel, MT 59044 Members of the 1986-87 Wrestling team: Bill Bernhart, Travis Carpenter, Clint Hutzenbiler, Clint Milliron, Shawn Mullaney, Mike Gauthier, Tony Mydland, Leroy Grant, A.J. Wetch, Tom Sprigler, and Brent Spooner. THANKS II7 Yellowstone Hanks ■ LAUREL • BIU.INGS • COLUMBUS ABSAROKEE “Your Full Service Banks Since 1907” 12 1st Avenue, P.O. Box 7, Laurel, Montana 59044 (406) 628-7951 Rob Zundel and Mike Nesbitt practice using the automated teller at the Yellowstone Bank. Catch Telephone Craze It is fact that some students talk more on the telephone in one night than they talk to their family during the same amount of time. Telephones in most homes constantly ring off the hook between 4 and 11 p.m. Approximately 250 students here at LHS call out on the phone up to three times daily. This means that there are about 100 students talking on the phone every half hour. One particularly shocking fact is that 36 per cent of the calls make are to parents, siblings and other relatives. Isn't that amazing. Most people think teenagers only talk to other teenagers on the phone. It must not be so. However, there is usually a higher percentage of phone calls when the romantic season hits. More boyfriends and girlfriends are called than just friends. Over half of the student body claim they have made a prank or obscene phone call. 10 per cent of the students claim they receive prank phone calls regularly. Telephones are instruments used as a way of communicating with others. So when you are home and bored with nothing to do, pick up the phone and catch the telephone craze! 118 THANKS Chevron TERRY’S QUIK STOP HUNTING FISHING LICENSES AMMUNITION • BAIT • TACKLE GROCERIES • ICE • BEER • WINE LAUREL, MONTANA Share Good Times With Good Friends Rick Bence, Courtney Stem, Jerrae Brown, and Jeff Anderson fuel up at Terry's. Why do most kids go to school? Is it really to get a good education or do they just want to get in on all the fun? Besides receiving an education high school is good times with good friends. But wasn't there one special friend through those four years? Maybe it is someone from the very first grade that is close to you. Think about when everybody goes their separate way. These friends will really be missed! But the end of your high school career is not the end of your friendship for a friendship lasts forever. THANKS TO MY BEST FRIEND I was alone and bewildered before you came along. You directed me in a positive way and helped me learn right from wrong. You taught me to like myself and sorted out my mind. Even when I'm upset or angry you have always been kind. When my other friends turned their backs and looked down upon my ways you comforted and admired me and had kind words to say. Your've always been loyal to me you're forever by my side. When other people deserted me our friendship you've never denied. The best friend a person could have is who you'll always be. For you've always been terrific. You've loved and supported me. Thank you friend for everything your kindness and your care. I am ever grateful for the friendship that we share. JguwJg p Junior Misses Fashions Mysha Decker and Sonja Dionysius check out the latest fashions at Laura Lee's. 115 E. Main Laurel, MT 59044 THANKS 119 Laurel Hardware “?)WN is your Radio hack dealer 105 WEST MAIN 628-6221 CUSTOM RE TAIL COMPLETE SERVICE Sei ert'd LAUREL SLAUGHTER P.O. Box 901. S. of Laurel. MT 59044 CLEAN QUALIFIED DAVE SEIBERT LUCKY SEIBERT |406) 628-4822 xe Jg NTERIORS 213 West Main Laurel. MT 59044 406-628-6330 The classiest people shop at KC! Pat Michael, Kim Herman, Michelle Krumm, and Brent Bowen relax at KC Nature’s Corner Flower Shoppe Teleflora—Worldwide delivery 119 EAST MAIN 628-8 88 120 THANKS Dean Rankin, Owner 101 W Main PHONE 628-8276 COAST TO COAST Total Hardware TODAY’S LOOK HAIR FASHIONS Phone: 628-4000 Open: Tues. thru Sat. and Evenings by Appointment Personalized and Creative Styling. Cutting, Perming Men - Women - Children 605 W. Main Laurel. MT Linda Mary Donna Lorrie RANCH HOUSE RESTAURANT FEATURING FAMILY DINING Open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday - Friday Including Children's Menu PROM PANIC High school years will always be cherished. One of the most memorable events is the prom. Girls anticipate the prom for two months, shopping for Just the right dress, buying matching s hoes and talking mom and dad into extending curfew. Boys on the other hand scope the halls for a month searching for the perfect partner to escort to prom. Here is a look at the mysterious other side. . . March 19. . . Dear Joe, Remember when I told you about that knockout girl. Iris Hoogelpiper. 1 asked her to the prom on April 18, and she said Yes! I can't believe Fm going to the prom. Your buddy, Hugo April 16. . . Dear Joe, I got my Pierre Cardin tux today. Boy is it ever hip. It's lime green w ith a fur collar and cummerbund and it even came with a matching paisley tie. The salesman at the T-Top Tux Shop said that it's the latest craze and I would definitely be the life of the party. Mom and Dad might even let me take the car. I've planned everything so perfect nothing could go wrong. Your buddy, Hugo April 19. . . Dear Joe, My life is so miserable I never want to show my face in public again. Saturday I went to Iris's house. I was there at 8 o'clock sharp but I knew something was wrong when she opened the door. She had a robe on and curlers in her hair. Then she said the most terrifying words I've ever heard. You bozo! Prom is next Saturday. . .next Saturday. . .next Saturday. . . . .Hugo woke up with a cold sweat on his brow. His racing heart echoed in h is room. THANKS 121 Nichole- Well, here it is. The world. It' 2 2g, i ut it's yours. As much as you want. Fa22 on your face, and all you have to do is get up again. Make a mistake, and all you have to remember is there are no mistakes; there are only experiences. There will always be a tomorrow, and we love you always. Mom and Dad Russ- There is only one success—to be able to spend your life in your own way. (Christopher Morleyf Reach out for your dreams. Love, Mom and Dad We cherished the day you were born. As did He. We glowed with excitement watching you grow. As did He. We rejoiced with your happiness, As did He. We shared in your sorrows. As did He. And now as you walk life’s road. We will be there with open arms and love. As will He. We wish you life’s treasures. As does He. With love to our mJudean from your family. Matt , Whatever you decide to do, we know you’ll succeed. We are proud of you, and we love you. Best of luck. Love, Mom, Deb, Christi, Dan 122 THANKS SEG FEDERAL CREDIT UNION THRIFTWAY 620 77n JANICE M. LEHMAN 628-7195 MANAGER 15'4 Colorado Avenue I’.O. Box 66. laurel. MT 59044 Juanita Krone and Lisa Hiltabrand stop in at the Credit Union. The corner of 1st Ave and 1st Street SHOP THRIFTWAY YOUR INDEPENDENT SHOPPING MARKET PALACE BAR LANES 305 E MAIN LAUREL MT 628 6516 THANKS 123 of Laurel ® 24 Hr. Phone 628-6059 14 6th Avenue Jon F. Rlltt Laurel. MT 59044 OWNER • MANAGER -= CALL TOD A Y AND SAY — KEWUrGANMAN! JAN’S IGA TigeRI 8-5th Avenue 205 1st Ave. South OPEN 24 HOURS DISCOUNTER! Laurie, This picture Taken down at the old union hall You are so precious to us That's why all the fuss You passed algebra and band Trials and traumas you will withstand From the pony to guitars and fiddles To boys, notes and riddles BEST OF LUCK TO “87” GRADUATES Your future, time will tell We know you will do well. Mom and Dad Loves You A Dairy Queen THE LITTLE SHOP SERVING THE TREAT WITH THE CURL ON TOP Grammy and Grampy Schmidt enjoy some of their Royal Treats while taking a break. 124 THANKS Laurel Jaycees PO. Box 1087 Laurel, Montana 59044 1st 3rd Thursday 8:00 P M. Riverside Hall ERIC , Your senior year has come and went, Years of education has been time well spent. We know you1re eager to leave the nest. Trust in yourself and you'll be the bestt Twixt good and bad we've tried to teach you, Now the worlds your playground, what will you do? We have no doubt you'll shine like silver and gold, Cause you're FROM MONTANA who survived the cold I Mom and Laurel's finest and largest full-service restaurant salutes the class of '87! 312 South 1st Avenue Laurel, MT 59044 628-7969 Laurel Federal Credit Union Box 310 • 220 First Avenue • Laurel. Montana 59044 • 406-628-4661 or 252-4932 1-800-221-7555 Toll Free in Montana Only Top left: Pearly whites are shown by Jerrae Brown as she counts down her last days at LHS. Middle: Brad Kraft has the look of Don’t even think about touching it, as he guards his car. Bottom left: Caroling by the Christmas tree are Joe Goss and Ron Wyant. Top right: The thrill of victory and the agony of the itch, is thought by Clint Hutzenbiler. Bottom right: Aline Elgersma says, Look Mom, no eyes! Those Crazy Cooney Days!” 1. Darren SchwenneKer relaxes in the sun. 2. Jerrae Brown yells gitty up horsy while Rachel Novasio carries her to the water. 3. Everyone wants a tan. 4. Flash us those Coppertone muscles John, John. 5. Jestin Fisher knows what it means to take it easy! STUDENT LIFE 127 Brad Amundsen strikes a manly pose for his adoring chicks. The senior six-pack shows their school spirit during Generic Day. 128 STUDENT LIFE Wade Strand, Chris Schmidt, and Jeff Anderson point out Scott Seabrook's new nose. Traci Hall and Rob Gaskill lounge in the warm waters of Cooney Dam. Jr r' After these tai-kwon-do lessons, nobody had better mess with me! says Lisa Lawrence• Tami Cooney and Teri Gradwohl peek out from the bathroom. STUDENT LIFE 129 Tim Wuertz finds Brad Amundsen’s effort to wink at the camera amusing, while Joel Boehnke remains unimpressed. Ellen Brice and Tracy Pfaff have had a very rough day. Becky Gatts and Beth Gould rush to finish their Spanish before Mr. Stratton opens his door. 130 STUDENT LIFE Tracy Pfaff thinks her jalapeno pepper tastes interesting. Bill Bemhart amidst the rush school traffic. Lisa Barclay turns to the camera for help in Business Law. Jason Wilder gets excited over a new Biology II discovery. STUDENT LIFE 131 INDEX Top row. left - right: Coach Sprigler. Coach Metzger. Jake Wheeler. Tom Sprigler. Soctt Palin. Shawn Mullaney. Jim Murphy. Leroy Grant, Brent Spooner. Coach Matson, Becky Bekel. Sam Krone. Middle: Coy McFate, I� ri Gauthier. Andy Davis, Mark Sprigler. Loren Garnett. Jake Kramer. Bill Bernhart. Eric Metzger. A. J. Wetch, Jeff Bath. Dusty Kgelhoff. Front row: Tami Cooney, Travis Carpenter. Ronnie Gaskill, Clint Milliron. Mike Gauthier. Robbie Gaskill, Mike Krum. Clint Hutzenbiler. Brenda Fischer, Michelle Kansala. Clockwise from left: Melody Applebach, Ron Weathermon. Jason Domina. Cory Hen-nek. Don Ostermiller, Slob Morawic, Troy Emineth, Shawn Thiel. Treavor Bellandi. Penny Campbell. Heidi Myers. Jill Carl. Amy Bensen, Carrie Munich. Left • right: Robert Emineth. Scott Palin, Orlin Volmer, Honda Harmon. Melody Applebach. Allen. Kelly Altman, Clint 7, 48 Alvarado. Alex Amundsen. Brad 19. 128. 130 Anderson. Jeff 2. 17. 18. 47. 115, 119, 128 Applebach. Melody 7. 73. 100, 10ft Austin. Dawn Backey. Karlee 29. 50 Bacon. Dean 29 Badilla, Julie Baer. Jason 29. 94 Bakken. Brent 35 Baldner, Bobby 29 Barclay. Lisa 7, 91 Barnard, l aurie 7, 95, 120, 124 Barndt. Scott 29, 78 Barnett. John 23 Behm. Michelle 29 Bekel, Becky 29 Bellandi. Treavor 29, 94, 102, 103 Bence. Rick 7. 18, 46. 47, 110, 115, 119 Benner. Aaron 29 Benner. Andy Benson. Amy 23. 59 Bernhart, Bill 29, 57. 119 Besel. Shawn 35 Birmingham. Michelle 23, 48 Blom, Missy 7. 46. 51. 59. 90. 108 Bly, Devin 23 Bly, Duke 35 Boehnke, Angela 35. 94 Boehnkc. Joel 7, 47. 71. 72. 130 Bonner. Daniel 75 Bonner. David 7 Borozuk. Darin 23. 61 Bowen, Brent 28. 29. 120 Braley, Michelle 23 Branstetter, Jason 23. 25. 66. 130 Branstetter. Nicole 35 Branstetter. Tammy 23 Brendt. Dan Brester. Kristi 7, 116 Brester. Krysta 35 Brester. Mike 35 Brice. Ellen 23. 27. 58, 86. 94. 130 Brophy. Steve 23 Brown. Drew 35 Brown. Jerrae 1,7, 111, 115, 119, 126. 127 Brown, Jim 7, 51, 101 Brown. Shawn 23 Browning. Kelly 35 Burbank. Nicole 8, 122, 130 Burns. Heather 29 Butler, Jeff 5, 8, 64, 78. 80 Butler. Shane 35. 56 Butach, Kami 29 Calhoun. Alex 19. 29. 94 Campbell. Penny 23 Cantrell. Erica 8. 51. 63, 90. 96. 99. Ill Carl, Jill 22, 29 Carlson. Todd 29. 77. 78. 80 Carpenter, Travis 29. 57. 75. 76. 117 Carstens. Brad 23 Caton. Shawna Cazier. Tony 35 Chanson, Kevin 29 Chilcote, Amy 8, 17 Clark. Michelle 35 Clark. Tracy 29 Cleveland. Eric 29 Cohenour. Mike 35 Top row, left - right: Mr. Wright, Don Ostermiller. Curtis Hoffman, Troy Emineth, Gordon Klasna, Shawn Thiel. Middle row: Jae Evans, Ron Yost, Mike Ludwig, Darren Schwenneker, Brad Wetch, Dan Halvorson. Front row: Cory Hcnnek. Bob McDonald. Jim Reintsma, Greg Western. Matt Walton. Top row, left - right; Coach Malin, Stormi Riojas. Missy Blom. Beth Gould. Della Redli, Lisa Orr, Dawn Holland. Shannon Geier. Bottom row: I urie Walter. Tanya Schmidt, Rhonda Schwindt, Colleen Gardner, Brenda ‘ Kindsfather. Linda Smarsh. Left • right: Chris Wester. Michelle Krumm, Pete Schultz. Top row. left • right: Orlin Volmer. Shayna Miller. Robert Emineth. Middle row: Advisor Mrs. Crampton, Dawn Holland. Kristine Sprague. Nanette Joki. Bottom row: Amy Wandersee, Carla Peterson. Cori Everett. Top row. left - right: John Barnett. Trent Coppinger, Mike Ludwig, Jason Branstetter. Shawn I.acey, Matt Ferguson, James Horning. Scott Stingley, Shawn Sullivan. Coach Townsend. Middle row: Brent Spooner. Shane Sullivan. Coach Townsend. Middle row: Brent Spooner. Shane Thompson. Steve Willis. Trcavor Bellandi, Jeremie Huschka, Todd Carlson. Steve McMorris, Frank Kemkes. Tony Prill. Bottom row: Scott Palin. Ix ren Garnett, Colin Curry. Travis Kiemann, Jamie VandenHoek, Greg Western. Eli Cuehlo, Chad Peterson. Ron Weathermon. Eddie Waddell. Managers Cathy Maida and Tami Kelly 'Pop row, left • right: Mr. Townsend. Colin Curry. Lance Strauch, Shane Butler. Travis Kamp, Jim Goodson, Gordon Klasna, Tony Jimenez. Travis Riemann. Jeremy Stratton. Front row: Matt Hoppel, Ed Waddell, Jon Amundsen, Ty Frare. Pat Michael. Jamie VandenHoek. Jerry Moran, Matt Walton. Top row. left - right: Coach Brett Herzog, Joel Boehnke, Pete Schultz. Shawn Mullaney. Chris Wester. Steve Willis, Coach Tom Sprigler. Middle row: Jake Wheeler, Jeremy Stratton, Colin Curry, Jason Baer. Chad Peterson. Travis Riemann. Eli Cuehlo. Bottom row: Josh Vetsch. Pat Michael, Gordon Klasna. Jamie VandenHoek. Mark Sprigler. Ix ren Garnett. Conover, Crystal 29 Cooney. Tami 3. 23. 75. 76. 89. 130 Coppinger. Trent 23, 50 Cornett, David 35 Crilly, Keith 35 Crilly, Tom 29 Crutcher, Paul 23 Cuehlo. Eli 29 Cunningham. Pat 23 Curry. Colin 35 Davis. Andy 29 Dawson. Gary 35 Day, Susan 8. 16. 61. 97. 100 Decker. Mysha 19. 35. 39. 50. 89. 119 Degele, Tina 8 DeVries. Cal lie M'Linda 8 Dionysius. Sonja 22. 23. 26. 62. 119 Domina, Jason 35 Downam. John 8 Downam. Lara 35 Earl, James 35 Kastman. James 29 Easton, Darci 35. 73 Echols, Anita Echols, Tammy 29 Edwards, Scott 35 Egelhoff, Dusty 35 Kgelhoff. Ron Elgersma, Aline 8. 62. 116, 126 Emineth. Robert 35 Emineth. Troy 29. 102. 103 Engel. Damon 30 Evans. Jae 23. 92 Everett. Cori 35 Faught, Daron 35 Ferguson. Matt 30. 66 Field. Carina 8 Fields. Teresa Fischer. Brenda I. 4. 8. 75. 76. 89, 107, 117 Fischer. Corey 30 Fisher. James 30. 123 Fisher. Jestin 113, 127 Flamm. Mary 30 Foos, Cathie Foos, Frank Forstncr. Juli 23. 57 Fouls, Jayson 28. 30 Fox. Denise 36, 39. 89 Fox. Jasyn 36 Fox. Travis 36 Fox. Vicki 1. 4. 8, 16. 49. 59. 68. 69. 70. 97. 106. 112 Frank, Blaine 36. 39 Frank, Bobby-Frank. Keefe Frank. Kelly 2. 19. 18 Franks, Greg 30 Franks, Shawna 9 Frare. Ty 36. 56 Gaskill, Robbie 5. 9. 76. 128 Gaskill, Ronnie 30, 54, 57, 74 Garcia. Alicia 23 Garcia, Joe Garcia. Manuel 23 Garcia, Olivia Gardner, Colleen 30 Garnett. Loren 37 Garnett, Meagan 19, 23 Gartner, Jason 30 Gaits. Becky 9. 51. 73, 107. 130 Gatts, Mike Gauger. Travis 36. 56 Gauthier. Lori 30, 54 Gauthier. Mike 30. 75. 76. 117 Geicr, Jay 36 Geier, Shannon 30 Gerke. Shawna 30 George. John 36 Giest, Jasen 23 Golden, Tony 30, 87 Gonzales. Ron 9. 17 Goldy, Tanya 36 Goodson, Jim 36 Goodson, Mark 23, 50 Gordon, Jim 9, 54 Goss. Cathy 36 Goss, Joe 9. 126 Gould. Beth 23, 70. 85. 130 Gould. Shelley 36. 72 Gradwohl, Amy 37 Gradwohl, Lisa 23 Gradwohl, Tcri 30. 130 Grant. Leroy 30, 74. 97, 117 Greff, Fawnette 9 Green. Shawn 30. 33 Greenig, Brad 36 Greenig. Lisa 9. 91, 123 Groll, Jeanne 23 t Top row. left - right: Paul Slater. Treavor Bellandi, Greg Western. Brian Hallsted, Bill Wilder, Ron Weathermon, Jason Baer. Laura Kunda. Middle row: Jodie Johnson, Sam Krone. Susan Day. Chris Reiter. Kelly Sharbono. Rhonda Morrissey. Susan Mohr. Front row: Mrs. Cornish. Mardelle McMullen, Ron Milligan. Mr. Bares. Top row. left • right: Coaches Ronan. Matson, and Wedel. John Downam. Scott Sea-brook. Eric Pletcher, Shawn Paurus. Robbie Gaskill. Shawn Sullivan. Coaches Feuer-bacher. Jury, and Robertson. Second row: Sam Krone. Michelle Kansala. Bob McDonald. Brent Spooner. Damon Engel. Mike Ludwig, Brad Carstens. A. J. Wetch. Shane Thompson. Tommy Sprigler, Steve Brophy. Trent Coppinger, Nathan Temple, Jason Branstetter. John Barnett, Scott Miller. Tony Mydland. Third row: Becky Bekel. Tom Crilly, Jim Murphy. Dan Halvoraon, John Makoff, Travis VanAken. Leski Hayden. Mike Gauthier. Scott Stingley, Steve McMorris. Matt Ferguson, Kurt Johnson. Brent Bowen. Kevin Kraft. Andy Davis, Richard Riesinger. Derek Matson, Travis Carpenter. Scott Palin. Eric Cleveland. John Hart, Ronnie Gaskill, Jeff Rath. Brenda Fischer. Coy McFate. Fourth row: Matt Hoppel. Shawn Besel, Jeff Johnson. Jim Reintsma, Ty Frare, Tony Jimenez. Travis Kamp, Eric Metzger. Travis Fox. Perry Jones. Chad Wagner. Jason Fox, Darren Miller. Lance Strauch. Tami Cooney. First row: Jon Amundsen. Tony Hollis. Jason Linday, Scott Edwards. Jerry Moran. Tony Cazier, Mike Krum. Ed Waddell. Keith Crilly. Mike Rickett, Tim McGlothlin. I ft - right: Roxie Sharbono. Tony Prill. Jeremy Stratton. Scott Barndt. Jim ReinUma. Gordon Klasna, Greg Western. Top row. left - right: Gina Waddell. Tracy Horning. Jim Reintsma. Middle row: Teri Gradwohl. Shannon Geier. Michelle Penne, Susan Day. Front row: Melody Applebach. Suzanne Roth. Ixiri Gauthier. Karlee Backey, Catherine Roth. Erica Cantrell. Rhonda Schwindt. Clockwise from top: Wade Kisch, Scott Rie-mann. Desirea Kringen. Kelli O'Neil. Becky Heiser, Joy Zinda. Dorothy Mangum. Susan Mohr, l.aura Kunda. p row. left - right; Clint Hutzenhiler, Mark Sprigler, Alex Calhoun, Tony Golden, art Johnson. Tommy Sprigler. A.J. Wetch. Matt Wheeler. Michelle Behm, Shelly uld. Second row: Shawn Iwicey. Mike Ludwig. John Barnett. Mike Gauthier. Derek ataon, Steve McMorris, Steve Willis. Scott Palin. Kevin Kraft, Trent Coppinger. Julie insala Third row: Jason Branstetter. Shane Thompson. Andy Davis. Matt Ferguson, int Milliron, Chris Wester. Shawn Mullaney, Pete Schultz. Kim Schmidt, Jeff Butler, nni Hatley. Fourth row: Vicki Heiser, Missy Blom. Jake Wheeler. Debra Gunter. Kelly rending. Della Redli. Noelle Tanous. Angel Thibault. Kim Herman. Michelle Krumm. nda Smarsh, Robin Hauge, Traci Hall. Fifth row: Todd Carlson. Shawn Hackmann, na Waddell. Tami Cooney. Tammy Branstetter. Laurie Walter. Shannon Geier, Katie rending, Kim Ulschak. Rhonda Schwindt, Krica Cantrell. Steve Brophy. Front row: � nnie Gaskill. Becky Bekel, Brenda Fischer, Shawn Sullivan. Melody Applebach, bine Halvorson, Robbie Gaskill. Tanya Schmidt, Tracy Pfaff, Darci Easton. Sara ester. Jill Vedovatti. Guenthner, Craig 9 Gunter. Debra 9. 68. 70 Gunter. Paul Hablutzel, Kerry 18, 30 Hackmann. Shawn 30. 78. 88 Hall. J. R. Hall. Traci 1. 9. 16. 89. Ill, 114, 128 Hallsted. Brian 30 Hallsted. Cheryl 36 Halvorson, Dan 30 Halvorson. Sabine 10. 16. 46. 47 Hanify, Anne 30 Hansen. Shelly Harmon. Richie 30 Harmon. Ronda 23. 97. 98 Harrington. Paula 30 Harris. Brett 24 Hart. Dolly 24 Hart. John 24. 127 Hart. Unce 30. 91. 107 Hatley, Jenni 30, 87 Hauge. Robin 5. 10. 89. 107, 109 Havens. Jim 36 Hawkins. Jamie 10. 16 Hayden. l.eski 30 Hazen, Art 30 Hazcn, Ray 24 Hedges, Connie 36 Heiser. Becky 24 Heiser. Randy (Sr.) 10 Heiser. Randy (Fr.) 36 Heiser. Vicki 10. 16. 17. 69. 90 Henderson. Sean Hennek. Cory 19. 24, 63 Herman. Dee 30 Herman. Kim 5. 10. 89. 120 Herzog. Darren 10. 46. 51, 97. 110 Hildebrandt. Lisa 30, 85. 123 Hillabrand, Lisa 36. 39 Hiltabrand. Edwin 30. 33 Hjelseth, Tammy 36 Hoffman. Curtis 36. 54 Hofman, Amy 36 Holland. Chad 36 Holland. Dawn 10. 61 Hollis. Tony Hoppel. Matt 36. 56 Horning. Jamie 36 Horning. James 24, 78. 79 Horning, Tracy 30 Huber. Dana 30 Hull. Tania 30 Huschka. Jeremie 30 Hutchins. Chris 36. 39 Hutchins. Matt 6. 10. 122 Hutzenbiler. Clint 10, 76. 117, 126, 130 Left - right; Sabine Halvorson, Erica Cantrell. Brenda Fischer. p row. left ■ right: Don Ostermiller. Bill Wilder. Rob Gaskill, Kric Fletcher. James orning. Shane Thompson. Sam Mittelsteadt. advisor Mr Robertson Middle row: Kny azen. Ijiurie Walter. Brenda Fischer. Kim Schmidt, Tracy Pfaff. Susan Mohr. Pete hultz. Front row: Erica Cantrell. Linda Smarsh, Ellen Brice. Sam Krone. Traci Hall, isan Day. Hutzenbiler. Rona 36 Isaacson. Carla 24. 60 Jimenez. Johnny 24. 77 Jimenez. Louisa 24, 56 Jimenez. Pia 31, 73 Jimenez, Tony 36 Johnson. Jodie .'16 Johnson. Karen 36 Johnson, Kurt 31 Johnston, Jeff 31 Joki. Julie 24 Joki. Nanette 36 Jones. Perry 36 Jones. Scott 36 Kallem, Ken 31 Kamp, Travis 37 Kansala. Julie 31. 89 Kansala. Michelle 10. 16. 46. 47. 75 76. 89 Kazmierczak, Roger 37 Keener. I,ee 15. 63 Kellogg. Jackie Kelly, Tami 31 Kemkes. Frank 24 Kennedy. Shannon 24 Ketchum, Jacque 37 Ketchum Tricia 24. 27 Kindsfather, Blain 24 Kindsfather. Brenda 24 Kinney. Karl Kirby. Jeff 31 Kisch. Wade 10. 18 Klasna. Gerri 37, 90 Klasna. Gordon 37 Klebe. Kristi 24 Knaub. Don 24 Knight. Jacqi 31 Knight. Steve 24 Kosmann. Yvonne 31 Kostelecky, Brenda 31 Kovach, Jody 24 Kraft. Brad 11. 51. 57. 126 l eft - right: Mr. Colbrese. Shane Thompson. Jamie Swecker. Trent Coppinger. Tony Prill. Kevin Kraft, Scott Barndt. Tony Golden. Scott Sting-ley, Jayson Fouls. Ken Kallem. Derek Matson, Chad Peterson. Mr. Ouren. Clockwise from top: Becky Heiser, Beth Gould. Tracy Pfaff. Erica Cantrell. Desirea Kringen. Angie Proctor, Darin Boroszuk. Stacey Smith. Mike WU-aon. Top row. left • right; Randi Smith, l.ara Downam. Jill Vedovatti, Katie Strending. Tracy Horning. Sara Wester. Jean Sabol, Jill Carl. Michelle Behm. I.ee Keener. Michelle Kansala. Courtney Stern. Second row: Becky Bekel. Ten Gradwohl, Louisa Jimenez. Sonja Dionysius. Lynette Sabol. Tami Cooney. Brenda Fischer. Sam Krone. Erica Cantrell. Michelle Krumm. Angel Thibault. Kim Herman. Shannon Geier. Third row: Cara Ludwig. Krysta Brester. Amy Stank. Dara Shay. Cori Everett. Susan Miller. Heidi Myers. Julie Badilla. Tanya Goldy, Gerri Klasna, Cheryl Hallst-ed. Traci Hall. Robin Hauge. Bottom row: Mrs. Brewer. Mrs. Suiter. Vicki Fox. Kristi Unger. Sabine Halvorson, Denise Fox. Mysha Decker, Julie Kanasala. Kim Ulschak. Gina Waddell. Left - right: Vicki Siring. Tracy Horning. Catherine Roth. Michelle Behm, Nikki Massed. Mr. Colbrese, Beth Gould. Melanie Mayes, Renee Torbert, Suzanne Roth. Katie Strending. Lori Gauthier, Tami Kelly. Top row. left right: Joe (Ions. Jason Wilder. Ron Wyant, Brad Kraft. Lloyd Penne. Middle row: Rick Bence. Rob Kraft. Scott Seabrook. Matt Hutchins. Mike Whitehouse. Bottom row: Mr. FJton, Kelly Frank. Kandy Heiser. Craig Guenthner. Jestin Fisher. Left • right: Sara Wester. Eddie Waddell. Angela Boehnke. Top row. left - right: Amy Bensen, Rona Hulzenbilcr, Carina Field, Tracy Horning, Jill Vedovatti, Cheryl Hallsted, Darci Easton, Amy O’Donnell. Second row: Julie Badilla. Laurie Walter. Karlee Backey, Sara Wester. Sabine Halvorson. Cindy Torbert. Trish Ketchum. Third row: Coach Townsend. Missy Blom, Julie Kansala. Renee Torbert, Jody Kovach. Lisa Orr, Tricia Starkey, Shelly Gould, Coach Sprigler. First row: Della Redli, Chris Reiter, Suzanne Roth, Kristin Walter, Catherine Roth. Beekey Vedovatti. Shayna Miller, Coach McAndrews. Left • right: Coach Wetzel, Gerri Klasna. Sonja Dionysius, Sara Wester. Jacqi Knight, Shelly Gould. Tracy Pfaff. Darci Easton, Beekey Vedovatti. Ellen Brice, Pia Jimenez, Jill Vedovatti. Becky Gatts, Melody Applebach, Meagan Garnett. Kraft. Eric 11, 17. 125 Kraft. Kevin 31. 55 Kraft. Rob II Kraft. Tammy 24 Kraiter. Daryl 24 Kramer, Jake 31, 74 Kringen. Dcsirea 24 Krone. Bryan 37 Krone, Juanita 31, 55. 123 Krone, Sam II. 51. 60, 75. 89. 92. 107, 109 Kruger, Lcs 24 Krueger. Michelle 37 Krum, Mike 37. 75 Krum. Tina 37 Krumm. Michelle II, 47, 89. 120 Kunda, Laura II Kydland. Pat 24 I.acey. Shawn 24. 25 LaFountain, Robert 31 Lamb. Tom II. 16. 63 Lamb, Ty 31, 55 Langve, I ee 24 Lawrence, Billy 31 Lawrence, Lisa 130 l,awson. Jason 37 Lehman. Jeremy 37 l istiko, Dehhie 24 Leyden. Amy 11 Linday. Jason 37 Loewen. Beth 11 Lorenzen, Max 24 Lorenzen, Robert 24 Ludwig, Cara Ludwig. Mike 24. 67 Ludwig, Scott Lukenbach. Rodney 31 Lukenbach, Nancy Lukenbach. Stacy 24 Mangum. Dorothy 11 Magnus. Tammy 37, 59 Maida. Cathy 31 Makoff. John 31 Manweiler, Melissa 37 Manweiler, Russ 24 Mapley, Bruce 24 Markegard. Kurt 1, 24. 63 Markegard. Kyle 31. 108 Marshall. Pam 25 Martin, Gary Martin. Julian 37 Massad. Nikki 31 Matson, Derek 31 Mayes. Melanie 31 McDonald. Bob 31 McDonald. Starla 11, 19, 91. % McFate, Coy 3. 25. 58. 76. 75. 89 McGlothlin, Tim 37 McLclland, Melody 37 McMorris. Barbra 11 McMorris. Robert 31 McMorris. Steve 3. 17, 31, 33 McMullen. Mardelle 12 Mertz. Rani 25 Metzger, Eric 37 Michael. Pat 37. 120 Miller, Darren 37 Miller. Shayna 12, 61 Miller, Scott 25 Miller, Steve 25 Miller. Susan 37 Milligan. Ron 37, 94 Milliron, Clint 31, 117 Minnerath, Michael Mittelsteadt, Sam 1, 12, 51, 106, 109 Mock. Rhonda Mock. Wendy 12. 55 Mohr. Susan 25. 58 Mohs. Kathy 12. 19 Moran. Jerry 37, 56 Moran. Travis 31 Morawic. Slob 102. 103 Morrissey. Rhonda 31, 86 Morton. Kelli Morton. Ray Mullaney, Shawn 3. 12. 18. 47, 49, 72. 111. 117 Munich, Carrie 37 Munich. Kurt 32 Murphy. Jim 32 Murphy, Tricia 12. 61 Mvdland. Tony 117, 25 Myers. Heidi 37, 48 Neil. Willy Neil, Tony Nelson. Denis 32 Nesbitt. Carol 32 Nesbitt, Mike 12, 118 Noel. Tracy 12. 130 l-eft - right: Tami Kelly, Tanya Schmidt, I iurie Walter, Kelly Strending, Debra Gunter, Mr. Deming, Vicki Heiser, Mr. Colbrese. Della Redli, Vicki Fox. Tricia Ketchum, Rhonda Schwindt. Lisa Orr, Tammy Branstetter. Top row. left • right: Lisa Riesinger, Shawna Franks. Julie Kansala. Laurie Barnard. Vicki Fox, Jason Branstetter. Shawn l acey, Chris Wester. Tom Prill. Tony Prill, John Hart. Wade Strand, Shannon Geier, Mindy DeVries, Michelle Behm, Susan Day. Second row: Desirea Kringen. Kim Schmidt. Traci Hall. Beekey Vedovatti. Tracy Pfaff. Brent Phillips. Brett Harris. Shawn Brown. Gordon Klasna. Grant Ordway. Andy Davis. Tracy Noel. Amy O'Donnell. Yvonne Kosmann. Chris Schmidt. Third row: Pia Jimenez. Lynette Sabol, Amy Stank. Ronda Harmon. Jake Wheeler. Pete Schultz. Jamie Swecker, Darren Schwenneker. Paul Crutcher. John Downam. Sonja Dionysius, Amy Leyden, Malinda Riddle, Erica Cantrell, Melody Applebach. Bottom row: Launi Salcido, Angel Thibault, Tricia Murphy, Kelli O’Neil. Kristi Unger, Mark Goodson. A. J. Wetch. Scott Palin. Jeff Butler, Shawn Sullivan. Brenda Kindsfather, Diana Reeve. Tammy Magnus, Penny Campbell. l eft - right: Tracy Pfaff. Amy O'Donnell. Kristi Unger. Left - right: Shawna Caton. Amy Bensen. Lisa Hiltebrandt. Sara Wester. Anita Echols, Ijira Downam. Stephanie Smith. Missy Blom. Vicki Siring. Penny Campbell. Tracy Schmidt, Tammy Magnus, Mellony Riddle. Pia Jimenez. Dolly Hart, Amy Wandersee, Carrie Wood. Susan Silbernagcl. I ft - right: Angel Thibault, Nikki Massed, Traci Hall. Mr. Robertaon. Mike Ludwig. Pete Schultz. Todd Carlson, Scott Miller. Eric Fletcher, Jeff Butler. Michelle Krumm, James Horning. Steve Willis. Chris Wester. Shawn Hackmann, Kim Herman. Alex Calhoun. Robin Hauge. Cathy Maida. Left row, top - bottom: Jae Evans. Susan Day, Sam Krone. Jodie Johnson, Joy Zinda, I-aura Kunda. Rhonda Morrissey. Middle row, top - bottom: Mr. Bares. Paul Slater, Starla McDonald, Kelly Sharbono, Susan Mohr. Jerrae Brown. Right row. top - bottom: Ron Weathermon, Greg Western, Ron Milligan. Mardelle McMullen, Tracy Pfaff. Top row, left - right: Don Ostermiller, Troy Emineth, Damon Engel. Middle row: Cory Hennek, Ron Gonzales. James Gordon. Front row: Treavor Bellandi, Frank Foos, Mr. Jury. Top row, left • right: Mrs. Campbell, Coach; Colleen Gardner; Crystal Conover; Beth Gould; Ellen Brice; Miss Stoltz, Coach. Bottom row, left - right: Brenda Fischer. Aline Elaersma. Rhonda Morrissey, Becky Heiser, and Linda Smarsh. Novosio, Rachel 1. 12. 47. 60. 91 127 O'Connell, Kelly 25 O'Donnell. Amy 22. 25 O'Neil. Kelli 25 O’Rear, Jason 37 Ordway. Grant 25. 97 Orr. Lisa 25 Ortloff. Greg 37 Ostermiller, Don 25. 103 Otis. Shawnda 32 Palin. Scott 32 Pasco. John Paurus, Shawn 12. 105, 110 Penne. Lloyd 12 Penne, Michelle 32 Percival. Kirstin Perham, Karen 32 Peterson. Annette 38 Peterson. Carla 38 Peterson. Chad 32. 94 Peterson, tarry 38 Pfaff. Tracy 25. 99. 1 0. 130 Phillips, Becky 32 Phillips. Brent Pletcher. Eric 4. 13. 16. 78. 80. 88 Pogreba, Don 38 Prill. Tom 13. 100 Prill. Tony 32. 78 Proctor. Angie 19. 25. 63 Ralston, Robert 13 Rath. Jeff 32 Rawhouser. Bill 25 Rawhouser. Bob 25 Redli, Della 13. 51. 68. 69. 70. 107. Reeve. Diana 13 Reinholz. Larry Reintsma. James 32 Reiter, Chris 32 Reiter, Kevin 32 Reiter, Nathan Resser, I.ee 32 Rickard. Cyndi 1. 25. 110 Rickett. Kim 32 Rickett, Mike 38 Riddle, Malinda 25 Riddle. Mcllony 25 Riemann. Scott 25 Riemann, Travis 38 Riesinger. Fritz 25 Riesinger, Lisa 13 Riesinger, Richard 32 Riojas, Stormi 32 Robertus. Doug 25 Left . right: Tommy Sprigler, Jamie Swecker, Darren Herzog. Grant Ordway. taroy Grant. Shane Butler, Darren Schwenneker, Joe Goss. John Jimenez, David Bonner. Jeff Waller. Bob McDonald. Colin Curry, Blaine Frank. Left - right: Julie Kansala. Denise Fox. Mysha Decker. Gina Waddell, Kim Ulschak Rose. Donna 32 Roth. Catherine 32 Roth, Suzanne 32 Ryles. Amy 38 Sabol. Jean 28 Sabol, Lynette 22. 25 Salcido. tauni 13, 60 Schmidt. Chris 32. 128 Schmidt. Kim 25, 58. 62. 98 Schmidt, Tanya 26. 27. 70 Schmidt. Tracy 13. 90. 112 Schultz. Peter 4. 13. 16. 18. 71. 72. 77. 78 Schwenneker, Darren 26, 100, 127 Schwindt, Rhonda 32, 70 Seabrook, Scott 13. 128 Sharbono, Kelly 32. 93 Shaffer. Lynette 38 Sharbono, Kelly 13 Sharbono, Roxie 24 Shaw. Michelle 32 Shay, Dara 34. 38 Shay, Kathy 26 Shay. Ricki 34. 38 Shovar, Jason 38 Silbernagel, Susan 32 Simpson. Todd 13 Siring. Vicki 32 Slater. Paul 26. 93 Smarsh. Linda 13, 85, 107 Smith, Randi 38. 90 Smith, Shannon 38 Smith. Stacey 26 Smith, Stephanie 26. 88 Smith. Tiffany 32 Smith. Travis 48, 104 Sorenson. Brian 26 Spooner. Brent 32, 117 Sprague. Kris 32. 55 Sprigler, Mark 38. 94 Sprigler. Tommy 26. 75. 76. 114. 117 Stank. Amy 32 Starkey. Tricia 32 Steffan, Lanaya 32 Stepper. Alita 14 Top row. left • right: Josh Vetsch. Jason Linday. Edwin Hiltebrand, Matt Hoppei, Curt Hoffman. Frank Kemkes. Jim Goodson. Middle row: Mr. Seaton. Della Redli. Debra Gunter. Nichole Burbank, Drew Brown, Curt Munich. Front row: Alita Stepper. Jim Reintsma. Lori Greff, Darren Herzog. Bob Watts. I eft - right: Brett Harris. Tracy Noel, Melody Applebach, Chris Wester. Darren Schwenneker, Susan Day. Ronda Harmon, Tony Prill, Tom Prill, Kim Schmidt, John Downam, Jeff Butler, Lynette Sabol. Erica Cantrell, Vicki Fox. Pete Schultz. Paul Crutcher, Tracy Pfaff. 'M'tm ■ i Top to bottom: Sam Mittelsteadt. Jerrse Brown, Angel Thihault, Courtney Stern. Kurt Markegard, Vicki Fox, Rachel Novasio, Traci Hall. Tim Wuertz, and Brenda Fischer. Top row. left - right: Jake Wheeler, Susan Day, Jeff Butler, Chris Wester. Pete Schultz. Sam Krone, Michelle Krumm. Angel Thibault, Kim Herman, Traci Hall. Robin Hauge. Vicki Fox. Linda Smarsh. Kelly O'Connell, Angie Proctor. Second row: Sam Mittelsteadt, Wade Kisch, Matt Wheeler, Kristi Unger, Lyn Sabol, Tami Cooney. Julie Kansala, Kim Ulschak, Katie Strending, Sara Wester, Nicole Branstetter, Ellen Brice, Kristi Klebe. Third row: Treavor Bellandi, Gordon Klasna. Dee Herman, Tammy Williamson. Tracy Horning, Gina Waddell. Shannon Geier, Teri Gradwohl, Julie Badilla, Susan Miller. Cori Everett, Cheryl Hallsted. Tracy Pfaff, Susan Mohr, Meagan Garnett. First row: Dan Halvorson, Curtis Hoffman, Melody Applebach, Shawn Hackmann, Todd Carlson, Brenda Fischer, Erica Cantrell. Sahine Halvorson, Amy O'Donnell. Kerri Hablutzel, Jenni Hatley. Left - right: Kim Ulschak, Shawn Hackmann, Gina Waddell. Top row left - right: Coach Lippcrt, Lisa Hildebrandt, Kerry Hablutzel, Michelle Behm, Katie Strending. Aline Eigersma. Beckey Vedovatti. Bottom row: Becky Heiser, i ouisa Jimenez, Amy O’Donnell, Melanie Mayes, Heather Burns. Stern. Courtney I. 14. 60. 115, 119 Stingley, Scott 32 Stone, Brian 14 Stone, Chris 38 Strand. Wade 23. 26. 128 Stratton, Jeremy 38 Strauch, Lance 38 Streck. Chad 32 Strending. Katie 33. 60, 69, 70 Strending. Kelly 26. 69. 70 Sullivan, Bernie 14, 105 Sullivan. Shawn 14. 51, 66, 104 Summers, Eric 26 Summers, Sean 38 Swecker, Jamie 26, 91 Sykes. Bill 38 Tanous, Noelle 14 Teeters, Mike 34. 38 Temple. Nathan 26, 67 Tetachner, Kim 19, 26 Thibault. Angel 1. 3, 4. 14. 89, 107, 114 Thiel, Mark 26 Thiel. Shawn 14 Thompson, Shane 26, 50 Torbert, Cindy 26 Torbert, Renee 33 Treumann, Tammie 26 Trevino. Paul 26 True. Chris Turcotte, Shawn 14 Turner, Shane 33 Ulschak, Kim 33, 89 Unger, Kristi 22, 26 VanAken. Travis 28, 33 VandenHoek, Jamie 38, 72 Vedovatti, Beckey 33, 73 Vedovatti. Jill 38 Vetseh, Jason 33 Vctsch. Josh 33 Volmer, Orlin 33 Waddell. Ed 38 Waddell. Gina 33. 39. 60. 89 Wagner, Chad 38 Walker. Kristin 33 Waller. Jeff 38. 39 Waller. Tina 26 Walter. Laurie 19. 26. 58. 69 Walters. Denise 26 Walton, Jason 19. 26 Walton, Matt 38 Wandersec, Amy 33 Wangsmo, Karin 38 Wangsmo, Mike 26 Watts, Bob 14 Weathermon, Ronnie 33, 60 Weber. Becky 26 Weidner, Darryl 33 Weiler. Tracy 33 Wester, Chris 3, 4, 14. 16. 18. 71, 78. 79. 93. 100 Wester. Sara 38. 39. 72. 73 Western. Greg 38 Wetch, A. J. 23, 27. 49, 98. 117 Wetch, Brad 27 Wheeler, Jake 38, 97 Wheeler. Matt 27, 87 Whitehouse. Mike 14 Wilder. Bill 27 Wilder, Jason 15 Willems, Shane 33 Williamson. Tammy 33 Williamson, Tina 15 Willis. Steve 33. 72. 78 Wilson. Mike 19. 27 Winters. Fred 33 Woerner, Doug 38 Woerner, Russ 15, 122 Wood. Carrie 27 Wood, Greg Wood. Julie 27. 54 Wood. Kevin 33 Worden. Jeff 27 Wuertz, Tim 1, 15. 19, 57. 130 Wyant. Ron 15. 63. 126 Yeager, Tracy 33 Yost. Ron 27. 55 Yudkevitch. Ronit 27 Zentner, Scott 33 Zinda, Joy 15, 95, 122 Zundel, Rob 15, 118 Top row, left - right: Mrs. Campbell, Coach; Sonja Dionysius; Traci Clark; Lisa Hildebrandt; Miss Stoltz, Coach. Bottom row. left - right: Carol Nesbitt, Lanaya Steffan. Karen Johnson. Becky Bekel. Clockwise from top left: Mr. Russell. Dawn Holland. Lisa Lawrence. Shayna Miller. Top row. left - right: Coach Kerns. Nicole Branstetter, Jacque Ketchum. Randi Smith. Sara Wester. Angela Boehnke. Jill Vedovatti. Bottom row: Karin Wangsmo. Jodi Johnson, Tammy Magnus. Cheryl Hallsted, Julie Badilla. Top row, left - right: Jason Wilder, Ron Wyant, Brad Kraft. Middle row: Rob Kraft, Art Hazen, Matt Hutchins. Front row: Mr. Elton, Jim Eastman, Scott Zentner. L ft - right: Amy Hoffman. Karen W'angsmo. Julie Badilla, Amy Ryles. Becky Phillips. Randi Smith. Coach Belinak. Jacque Ketchum. Nicole Branstetter. Jean Sabol, Cheryl Hallsted. Jacqi Knight, Olivia Garcia. Rona Hutzenhiler. First row: Carla Ludwig. I.eski Hayden. Art Hazen, Blaine Kindsfather, Bob Rawhouser. Second row: Brian Sorenson, Shawn Summers, Mike Tee tern. Stacy I.ukenbach, Fred Winters. Brad Welch. Bryan Krone. Shayna Miller. Third row: Ron Kgelhoff, Willy Neil. Perry Jones. Travis Fox. Gary Martin, Jeff Worden. Rodney Lukenbach. Bottom row. left - right: Paul Slater. Mnrdelle McMullen. David Bonner. Jim Kastman. Jeff Worden, Chris Wester, Kllen Brice. Second row: Michelle Clark, l anaya Steffan, Lori Gauthier, Amy O'Donnell. Vicki Fox. Rachel Novasio, Angela Boehnke, Kim Ulschak, Treavor Beliandi. Tracy Pfaff. Third row: Karen Johnson. Julie Badilla, Susan Miller. Heidi Myer. Susan Mohr. Teri Gradwohl, Gina Waddell. Tami Cooney. Rhonda Schwindt, Chris Reiter. J. R Hall. Gerri Klasna. Mrs. Cornish. Sara Wester. Fourth row: Josh Vetach. l-ance Strauch. Cheryl Hallsted. Kelly Sharbono, Rhonda Morrissey, Jer-rae Brown. Laura Kunda. Kelly O'Connell. Lisa Gradwohl. Richie Harmon. Ron Milligan. Mr. Bares. Fifth row: Alex Calhoun, Starla McDonald. Mysha Decker. Sam Krone. Chad Peterson. Clint Hutzenhiler. Ed Waddell. Joy Zinda. Ron Weathermon, I arry Peterson. Brian Hallsted. Greg Western. Top row: Jodie Johnson, Susan Day. Mark Sprigler, Jae Evans, Shane Turner. Doug Robertus. Joel Boehnke, Jaime Horning. Bill Wilder. Mark Thiel.