Montana State University Billings - Rimrock Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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Carmella Walker waits for the ball, yah:-Qsa'-fem Kathy Haddad takes a swing. ii mga.-f 'uk ' 1 V ' 'H 1 hx 53154 Xtxlx .xxx KX, X x x N. ,XR X. x' 'N 'X .X X gp--mmf . 'X-.fi xl , X X .X 'X' X X, S, ' x . .. - 'X X ax. ,X . N - . d d 2 T Coach Valentine discusses scores with Carmella Walker. . L . 549' . S., Y, .... w -Q... -vox J f 4, , ,iq it T - . . 1' - F YW . i' I Y VA D Ev- J, yi: Mlcheleizghl, , ,turns shot. ,wad . W. Girls' tennis team All new faces were seen on the girls' tennis team this year. The team was made up of eight sophomores. They were coached by Brenda Valentine, a physical education teacher at Piedmont Elementary. I The CHS girls' tennis team finished the season with a final record of 5-6. l V N, nf. A I - 'TL . e we- .3 -I A f .ti . . g i .1 5' 'T A P . -92 - W ' u T , ' ' f is , . ' :Jin ' 1 47? l i -. ' f A 'Pg ., Q 1, i Y r ' snr- . A Girls' Tennis Team Members are - Kathy Haddad, Michele Moore, Carmella ' Walker. Row 2 - Coach Brenda Valentine, Ann Keller, Alice Early, Angela Angela Macklin Sefvesl Macklin, Lee Anna Harris, Susan

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N Smitty' Boys' Tennis Team - Rusty Russell, George Allen, Scott Osborne. Row 2 - Mike Moore, Mark Litton, John Pritt, Frank Ahrens. Bogs' tennis team Boys' tennis team consisted of only seven players this year. They were coached by Patrick Finnamore, a physical educa- tion instructor at Kanawha City Elementary. Junior Mark Litton was the only member on the team to advance to the State Tournaments but was defeated early in the playoffs. The CHS boys' tennis team ended with an overall record of 6-5. Rusty Russell eyes the ball. Frank Ahrens, Mark Litton, and John Pritt clown around between matches.

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X ,,, X X -- L..- ,,7 Greg Dotson, Jim Smallridge, and Jeff Singleton display acting ability. The King, Jon Ely expresses his abrupt opinion to the Queen, B. Sink. Jeff Singleton and Danny Corey make agreement as Jim Smallridge looks on. .. at the production of A Lion in Winter. Becky Sink and Jane Powell portray the Queen and Mistress in the play. Drama Club presents plag at Cultural Center A Lion in Winter, the Drama Club's March presentation became the first l-ligh School production to appear at the Cul- tural Center. This play, first given in the auditorium and directed by Robert Monday, captured first place in regional competition. Special recognition went to Jon Ely for best actor award. The cast also competed in the finals in Morgantown. The Creature Creeps was the Drama CIub's second play this year. It was a comedy about a mad scientist played by Doug Ammar. Other cast members included Sherri Thumm, Danny Corey, Emery Harri- ston, Connie Pittman, Sue Reasor, Michele Noe, Beth Eckstein, Kay Lillibridge, Gena Frederick, David Kar- datzke, Susan Van Camp, Shawn Abdalla, and Jim Smallridge presented special effects. Jon Ely and Jane Powell perform in