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

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While at the reception, Arch Moore listens to questions with interest. Happy with students' response after his address, Moore enters library. Connie Pittman, Rhonda Rogers, and Regina Belcher break from the events. Spring highlights Many special events hap- pened during the springtime at Charleston l-ligh. A visit was made by former Governor Arch Moore, the Republican gubernatorial candi- date. After his motivational address, he was honored by a reception in the library. Here, students got the chance to speak with him and ask questions. During the Special Olympics at Laidley Field, Cl-IS students participated in several categor- ies. ln addition, other Cl-lS'ers served as sponsors to assist the players. ...Nx- CHS Special Olympics team lines up with banner made by Russell Birthesel, C front rightj. was ...sb 2?- Carrie Griffith and Sherri Watson play around in between the activities. SlN3A3 'IVlO3dS

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There's no business like show business Sherri Thumm, Lisa Lang, Kelly Shaffer, and Terry Fields tap their heels with rhythm to the tune of Me and My Shadow. i g. Amy Lynch, Carrie Patterson, and Tina Cerra kick high in a chorus line. I I --Qs-ez fesaeg.- ztggg rl i Backstage, Cathy Crews and Terri A sigh of relief and accomplishment are Linger focus on different thoughts. expressed by Robert Leurant. Robby Skiles, Gena McLaughlin, and Sharee Wortman imitate the Muppets. Fieenacting the times of the fifties, these girls sing with zeal to Grease Dancing under the bright lights are Emery Hairston and Darlene Peoples.

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Juniors and seniors prepare to sail awag Come Sail Away was the theme of the Charleston High 1980 prom. According to Billy McNabb, prom committee spon- sor, the juniors and seniors who attended did just that. In the past ten years I had never received half as many compliments onthe prom as this year, she remarked. For the occasion, Prom Com- mittee arranged forthe band Ivory Funk. Tropical decorations, supervised by Pam Givens, included colorful pineapples, mini- ature palm trees, and a sailboat. Upon entering the University of Charleston Ballroom, all guests received a traditional kiss and a Hawaiian lei. Getting ready for the special evening on May 30 consisted of purchasing formal dresses and renting tuxes, in addition to hair appointments, nail polishing, flow- ers, and pictures. The memorable occasion was concluded with a moonlit excursion on the Kana- wha River aboard the P. A. Denny. ui-fl' 154.1 ,... K ir -r Charles White assists Scott Cravens in selecting a tux for the prom. Danita Egnor and sister take break from dancing to adjust hair and makeup. i l xl., A 'QA fr , . Q w .gms 1. ' O , ., . -, X ..' , ' . 4 GX ' 1 ' vi' .kg I -Q to ii 3 ' 1231 QA 3.1, , I - 1 LE,-. J s. -. . gig- 'Q-3 ' 4' i !- --iff IP I I Betty White touches up nail polish Jaime Canterbury and Heather Hatcher look at formal dresses for prom.