Roundup High School - Rodeo Yearbook (Roundup, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1981 volume:

r Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs Coach Gildroy and James Chamberlain discuss strategy Cross Country SCOREBOARD James munching down on the bus. September 6 at Lewistown - Roundup placed 6th out of 8 teams. September 12 at Forsyth Roundup placed 6th out of 10 teams. September 26 at Plenty Coups - Roundup placed 3rd out of 5 teams. September 30 at Roundup - Roundup placed 1st out of 4 teams. October 3 at Laurel - Roundup placed 8 out of 11 teams. October 11 at Billings • Roundup placed 3 out of 5 teams. October 14 at Labre - Roundup placed 3 out of 4 teams. October 20 at Lavina - Roundup placed 1 out of 2 teams. October 25 at Helena (STATE MEET) Roundup placed 6 out of 29 teams. In Class “B Cross Country, James Chamberlain took 11th with a time of 16:51 and the winning time was 15:27:8. There were 98 Competing and Steve Duncan was 46lh and Russ Evans was 59th. Dirck Tomac was 62nd, Winston Brillhart was 67th, John Larsen 76th, and Billy Meade 81st. (Left to Right) Front Row: Russ Evans, Winston Brillhart, Dirck Tomac, John Larsen, Dwight Patrin Back Row: Billy Meade, Steve Duncan, James Chamberlain, Larry Christison, and Mr. Gildroy Zhe Panther Runners October 25. 1980 State Meet in Helena The Panthers won First Place trophy at Roundup Steve Duncan at Russ gets some help from Mom putting on Fairgrounds number at State James and John in pillow fight Pam Wall Guard Senior Darla Richardson Guard Senior o u SCOREBOARD Harlowtown 43 Roundup 28 RedLodge 36 Roundup 37 Roundup 31 Shepherd 58 Huntley 42 Roundup 33 Forsyth 65 Roundup 36 Roundup 27 Colstrip 47 Lodge Grass 50 Roundup 43 Roundup 46 Labre 70 Roundup 28 RedLodge 55 Laurel 52 Roundup 36 Roundup 22 Harlowtown 65 Roundup 27 Laurel 64 Shepard 43 Roundup 18 Roundup 35 Huntley 52 Colstip 74 Roundup 39 Roundup 35 Forsyth 79 Labre 59 Roundup 30 Roundup 23 Lodge Grass 63 Divisional Roundup 29 Colstrip 64 Roundup 34 Huntley 37 Non-conference Games. 10 Varsity Zeam .JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM- (Standing left to right) - Manager .Janna Skagen, Barb Raths, Tami Goffena, Laurie Kern, Sally Jens, Joell Gebhardt, Carla Rook. Patti Donnes, Coach Martin, (Kneeling) Kathy McHenry, Delinda Hetrick. Shelli Pertile. Kris Edwards, Anita Turley. VARSITY GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM - (Standing left to right) Daryl Gebhardt. Barb Raths, Sandra Snortland, Coach Cooper, Laurie Kern, Natalie Eiselein, Chris Steffans, Patti Marriage, Sally Jens, (Seated) Dawn McSweyn, Darla Richardson, Cheerleader Wendy Evans. Penny Steffans, Pam Wall. (Floor) Michelle Baker, Cheerleader, Teresa Hansen. Manager, DeeDee Kern, Cheerleader. Nat Eiselein was Honorable Mention on All -Conference Team. Co-captain: Mike Mills: Offen- sive Guard, Defensive Tackle. 2nd Team All-conference: De- fensive Tackle, 1st Team Offen- sive Guard Varsity football (Back row): Mr. McCranie. Mr. Hagstrom, Mr. Kacki, Doug Mercer, Ross Oveson. Bart Meged. Mike Mills. .Joe Gilreath. Stuart Sanner. Boh Breeding. Brian Arthur. Ron Southworth. Virgil McHenry. Mark Hougardy. Mr. Ray (Middle row): Scott Thomas. Stewart Kgge. Doug Armstrong. Gene Child. Scott Tomlin. 'Pirn Southworth. Robert Corey. Ed Rook. Mike Hartley. Buddy Meade, Chris l.arsen, Shane Child. Mr Crosby (Front row): Manager John Ray. Roger Harper, Steve Amdor, Kerry Barta, David Hammond. Dale Arthur. Duane Marsh, Dennis Pugsley. Shawn Youngblood. Bill Martin and not pictured Paul Cavanaugh. Co-captain: Stuart Sanner: De- fensive + Offensive End. 1st Team All-conference Defensive + Offensive End Scoreboard Season: 5-3 Harlotown 14 Roundup 12 Roundup 42 Colstrip 0 Roundup 8 Forsyth 0 Red Lodge 6 Roundup 0 Roundup 21 Labre 0 Roundup 43 Lodge Grass 14 Roundup 13 Huntley 0 Shepherd 13 Roundup 7 14 {junior Varsity football (Back row): Mr. Crosby, Bob Ryan, Ed Rutan, Rat Tomlin, Ken Harris, Dan Shelmaner, Bill Bradley, Ron Southworth. dames Ryan, Mr. McCranie (Middle row): Raul Child, Tom Adolph. Lon Sibley. Dan Jones, Larry Rowers, Mike McHenry, (Front row): Dennis Anderson, ('lay Brower, Jonjo Evans, and Travis Corey. ■■■IB Ron Armstrong: Offensive + Defen- Brian Arthur: Offensive Quarter- Boh Breeding: Offensive + Defen- Shane Child: Offensive + Defensive sive Guard back. Defensive Halfback All-con- sive Tackle Guard ference: 2nd Team Quarterback Senior Joe Gilreath: Offensive Tackle, De- Mark Hougardy: fensive Guard Offensive + Defensive Tackle football ■■ Virgil McHenry: Offensive + De- fensive Tackle Players Bart Meged: Offensive + Defensive Halfback 1st Team All-conference Defensive Halfback, 2nd Team Of- fensive Halfback, Kicker Doug Mercer: Offensive Center De- fensive Guard 2nd Team All-confer- ence Offensive Center Ross Oveson: Offensive Fullback Defensive Linebacker, 1st Team All- conference Defensive Fullback Dale Southworth: Offensive + De fensive Rnd 15 DeeDee Kern, Senior GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS (left to right) Wendy Evans, Michelle Baker. DeeDee Kern Kah Kahs Michelle Baker, Junior Cheerleader Float at Homecoming Wendy and DeeDee Michelle and DeeDee Wendy Evans, Junior .JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS’ CHEERLEADERS: (left to right) - Shirley Snortland, Barbara Southworth, Cheryl Chamberlain, Kristi Fanyak. Shirley Snortland, Kristi Fanyak Freshmen Barbara Southworth Sophomore e r s Cheryl Chamberlain, Freshman 17 4 Hai! It’s our last game, can you believe it? Carla can t find Ed. Neat hat Tom! 2! Wow! What a dance! Find any good pictures Denise? It’s just one of those days, Trish. Cute joke Fam VV i V JL Dawn and Toby The Rooks Chris Steffans Willie” Amdor Steve and James Lauria Patti Virgil McHenry and Daryl River Rats- Barb Patti Angie Shelley Gibson Steve Hai James Toby ROSS OVESON - Guard All Conference Honorable Mention Senior 1980-81 Panthers 1980-81 Komdup Panther Varsity Zeam lop Row (1 to r.)-Coach Steve Crosby, Manager Virgil McHenry, Chris Larsen, Tom Ratkovich, Head Coach Bruce Frank, (Center) Scott Thomas, Greg Sanner, Robin Dickinson, Ed Rook, Dirck Tomac, (Front) Bart Meged, Mike Mills, Stu Sanner, Brian Arthur, Ross Oveson. Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup Roundup (N.C.) (N.C.) (N.C.) (N.C.) SCOREBOARD 52 Laurel 51 65 Big Timber 62 76 Red Lodge 45 46 Big Timber 53 83 Shepherd 69 69 Huntley 55 74 Forsyth 62 61 Colstrip 44 73 Lodge Grass 77 56 Labre 54 58 Red Lodge 47 69 Laurel 54 43 Huntley 31 82 Shepherd 50 55 Colstrip 50 66 Forsyth 45 60 Labre 65 69 Lodge Grass 64 TOURNAMENT 73 Huntley 39 46 Colstrip 40 52 Labre 69 (Championship) Roundup Coach Frank Talking with team captain Stu Sanner during game at Metra. 62 Lodge Grass 67 (Challenge) 21 Home oF the junior Varsity Boys' Basketball Zeam (Left to right) Coach Steve Crosby, Stewart Egge, Duane Marsh, Steve Duncan, Billy Martin, James Chamberlain, Roger Harper, Jerry McCamey, Donald Ray, Rick Barnum, Steve Amdor, Jason Aerni, Steve O’Brien, Manager Mike Mang. freshmen Boys' Basketball Zeam (Left to Right) Coach Roger Hutchinson, Jonjo Evans, Clay Brower, Dennis Anderson, Ed Rutan, Ronnie Southworth, Pat Tomlin, Ken Harris, Dan Shelhamer, Bob Ryan, James Ryan, Lon Sibley, Brian Baucke, Tom Adolph, Mike McHenry. Stu and Mike Greg, Mike Stu 0ll| P arTm Bob's P ms I fktf; Do � « a� i PflLtt.' f Axrioj t 01 fit tfic£f UuriC ■� f+r� . Tc4ij £ l l'rn V«-tCi Mi B� n «« Vaunt' ■ K)«.tAlie Cite I«■ � Qgliwia- HKTgit- Tr� sh 3£a£ n t Leita, Pruulf 0 9 goltou «c „y ch+mUrUin THE Re R vrew wmTH6 trowt RiT . o-n 4 Pza.nnA. Turley Bob Lynam 'December 9 $ CANDIDATES: Sophomores Jerry McCamey, Patti Donnes; Freshmen Anita Turley, Den- nis Anderson, Michelle Baker, Scott Tomlin, Juniors; and Senior Debbie Barta. 26 Snowball Another One Bites The Dust’ Royalty Patti, Scott and Debbie 'Dance Queen Patti and King Scott Winston and Teresa Cheryl. Wendy and Rick Nineteen Sighty DeeDee Kern and Russ Steve Goffena and Charlene New- som Evans y. V. Cheerleaders Boys’ Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: (left to right) - Top: Sara Anderson, Pam McCord (Front) Pam Flowers and Darcy Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Ruhle 28 Julie Varsity Cheerleaders Boys’ Varsity Cheerleaders - (Top) Julie Evans and Sheryl Anderson (Front) Doro- thea Newton, Amanda Robertson, Traci Fertile Sheryl Mr. McCranie eating pie from panther, Daryl. Daryl Joell Gebhardt as the “Blues Brothers” Robert Harr and Todd Gibson making pina- tas. Spirit I wonder who’s kissing him now? Week Guest Speaker: Diana Sessions K Cheerleaders Dorothea, Sheryl, Julie Darvl Robert H Come on Stu! Robert B. 3 Traci and Dorothea Miss Miller, I presume. FHA (Sitting left to right): Patti Gilreath, Carla Rook, Wanda Reaves, Lois VanDyke, Nancy Gilreath, Sally Jens (not pictured), Sara Anderson, (Standing left to right): Anita Turley, Alana Churchill, Chris Steffans, Rita Turley, Besty Ryan, Lori Churchill, Pam Flowers, Advisor: Sherry Claussen Drama Club- (Front Row left to right): Doug Armstrong, Linda Miller, Darcy Ruhle, Deb Bolton, Daryl Gebhardt, Janna Skagen, Todd Gibson, (Second Row): Lois Van Dyke, Ginger Rahm, Kris Edwards, Tina Butterfield, Traci Pertile, Bonnie Yount, Sondra Sibley, Lori Churchill, (Third Row): Mrs. Schladweiler, Carrie Bartholomew, Steve Lehman, Rick Barnum, Dawn McSweyn, Pam Wall, Dorothea Newton, Darla Richardson, Brian Arthur, (Fourth Row): John Barthule, Ross Oveson, Stu Sanner, Julie Evans, Pam Flowers, Robert Breeding, Rita Turley, Toby Brenton. Back row (L-R): Teri Hadley, Kris Edwards, John Barthule. 2nd row (L-R): Winston Brillhart: photographer; Debbie Bolton, Carrie Bartholomew, Lois Van Dyke Kayona Wilmot. 1st row L-R: Daryl Gebhardt, Pam Wall. Julie Evans, Alana Churchill, Denise Turley, Mrs. Brower: Advisor. Front (L-R): Trish Skagen, Sec.-Treas.; Leisa Pruitt, Editor: Deanna Turley; Ass’t. Editor. P P a a r h a t d h e r Front row (L-R): Sondra Sibley, Lorrie Schwab, Mel McCamey, Darla Richardson, Kyra Bennet, Cheryl Zeimet, Alana Churchill, Mrs. Holliday. 2nd row (L- R): Miss Wamsley, Diane Runestad, Tina Butter- field, Chris Linder, Teri Hadley, Sheryl Anderson, Jewel Liebig, 3rd row (L-R): Leisa Pruitt, Jacque Lehman, Trish Skagen, Pam Wilson, Toni Tafalla, Wanda Reaves, Lois Van Dyke, 4th row (L-R): Paul Cavanaugh, Wes Cole, Russ Evans, Mike McCord. 33 VICA • (Front Row left to right) Karl Kelly, Kevin Arthur, Daryl Gebhardt, Robert Breeding, John Barthule. Frank Weigum, (Back Row) Advisor Barry Lee. Dave Soennichsen, Ken Winkler, Joell Gebhardt, Paul Cavanaugh. Thad Kelly, Steve Goffena, Brent Ferguson. VICA meets Thursday night to work on such projects as cutting firewood to sell, assemble snowmobiles and motorcycles or practice skills needed for the state competition at Havre in the spring. FFA (Front left to right) - Mark Hougardy, Dale Clay, Denise Turley, Ron Armstrong, Larry Harshman, Diana Runestad, Buddy Meade; Second Row: Rita Hicks, Eric Runestad, Advisor Randy Powell, Billy Meade, Ken Harris, Upper Row: Mike Jones, Kelly Kelly, Duane Marsh, Gary Cruikshank, Eric Grasswick. FFA has taken its judging team around the state to Bozeman and Billings and several members enjoyed an educational trip to Denver this year with a side trip to the Colorado Ag school. Diane Runestad won the FFA speech contest and went on to compete in Forsyth. Rodeo Club RODEO CLUB (Front row, left to right): Patti Gil- realh. Buddy Meade, President Lorenze Alt, Carla Rook, Deb Barta; (Center Row): Clay Brower, Pat Tomlin. Robert Breeding, Dorothy Reaves, Wanda Reaves; (Top row): Perry Bailey, John Kelly, Gary Cruikshank, Kelly Kelly, Scott Tomlin, and Brian Walker, Rodeo Club meets every Wednesday even- ing at the Teen Center to practice their events and plan money-raising projects to help the members finance their way to district, state and national high school ro- deos. All local members compete during the summer in Y.R.A. rodeos and sponsor a YRA rodeo at the Roundup Fairgrounds. The club is coached by Don Tomlin who, with his wife Joann and Mary Brower, also act as club advisors. Scott Tomlin - shown competing in the saddle bronc event at the National High School Rodeo Finals held in Yakima, Washington. Scott, who is now a junior, placed in the state finals at Lewistown to gain his herth to Nationals. ll ROUNDUP HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL (Left to right) Joell Gebhardt, Shawn Youngblood, Tina Butterfield, Secretary-treasurer, Dawn McSweyn, President, Daryl Gebhardt, Pam McCord, Trish Skagen, (Upper row, left to right)- Stu Sanner, Greg Sanner, Dan Shelhamer,| H Bob Breeding, Vice-President. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: (Left to right)- Doug Mercer, Vice (I President, Traci Pertile Secretary-Treasurer, Stu Sanner, Class Re presentative, Tina Butterfield, Class Representative, Robert Breed g ing, President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Ed Rook, Vice-President, Patti Mar- riage, Secretary, Trish Skagen, Class Representative, Michelle Baker, Treasurer, Daryl Gebhardt, President, Greg Sanner, Class Represen- tative. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: (Left to right) Mike Mihalovich, Secretary-Treasurer, Patti Donnes, Vice-President, Pam McCord, Class Representative, Shawn Youngblood, President FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: (Left to right): Dan Shelhamer, Class Representative, Scott Owens, Vice-President, Natalie EiseleinJ Secretary-Treasurer, Joell Bebhardt, President CP c lub [ (Seated on floor) Officers: Michelle Baker. Daryl Gebhardt. President Tina Butterfield; (Front Row left to right) Miss Peach. Dorothea Newton. Dawn McSweyn. Jewel Liebig. Kyra Bennett. Pam Wall. Traci Pertile. Dee Dee Kern. Diane Runes tad. Darla Richardson. Sheryl Anderson. .Julie Evans; (Second): Lorrie Schwab. Mel McCamey. Sendra Sibley. Pam Wilson, Mrs. Evans. Rita Turley. I iurie Kern. Wendy Evans. Ix� is VanDyke. Liana Nielsen: (Third): Jimmilinn Campbell. Patty Donnes. Sara Anderson. Pam McCord, Sally Jens. Pam Flowers. Barb South worth. l ah Lee. Diane Snortland. Betsy Ryan; (Top Row): Julie Ostermiller. Shirley Snortland. Carla Rook. Shelli Pertile. Carrie Bartholomew. Deb Bolton. Joell C.ebhardt. Shelly Gibson. Darcy Ruhle. Jodene Clifton, Cheryl Chamberlain. Honoria Stephens. Swingers doing the Elf routine A salute to the May Queen WUiflClS (pront row |eft to right)- Alan Churchill, Sondra Sibley, Lori Churchill, Deedee Kern, (Second) Miss Claussen, Dawn McSweyn, Wendy Evans, Laurie Kern, Carrie Bartholo- mew, Jodene Clifton, (Third)- Miss Tragitt, Lois VanDyke, Traci Pertile, (Upper) Kathy McHenry, Pam Flowers, Deb Bolton, Dorothea Newton, Betsy Ryan, Julie Evans, Rita Turley, Shelly Pertile. 37 38 Our 7lowers Of 19S1 Red Rose And White Carnation Colors: Maroon And Silver Class Seniors Dale Lynn Feiock Steven Duane Goffena Mark Loren Hougardy Motto-. “We Zlie Hay - Before Larrv Leroy Harsh man Robert Wayne Hartley Teresa Louise Hanson 40 Joseph James Gilreath Seniors Of 19S1 Deirdre Lynn Kern .Jewell Ann Liebig Have Crossed die Ocean Us. ” Michael ('hris Mills Bart Lynn Meged Ralph Douglas Mercer Dawn Louise McSweyn 41 42 43 Seniors Pamela Ann Wall Kayona Lynne Wilmot Frances Jessica Tully Mark David Yates Class Kenneth Leonard Winkler Frank Dawald Weigum 44 Christopher Robert Yates Of 7 Cheryl Lynn Zeimet Carol Lee Zeimet Teri Marie Hadley John Charles Carlson SENIOR CLASS POLLS: Most Popular Cutest Sweetest Succeed Prettiest Eyes Prettiest smile Prettiest hair Best body Best Hickey giver Best Hickey Receiver Best Personality Cutest Wiggle ('lass Clown Most Talkative Best Partier Biggest Eater Biggest Flirt Best Athlete Best Dresser Most Talented BOYS Stuart Sanner Bart Meged (tie) Russell Evans Chris Yates Bart Meged Mark Yates Russ Evans Russ Evans .Joe Gilreath Doug Mercer Ken Winkler Steve Goffena Russ Evans (tie) Dave Rutan Mike Mills Mike Mills Ken Winkler .Joe Gilreath (tie) Virgil McHenry Doug Mercer Stu Sanner Bart Meged Mike Mills Seniors Denise Ann Turley Kevin Randall Kulhman GIRLS Sheryl Anderson Dorothy Reaves DeeDee Kern Tina Butterfield Kyra Bennett Dorothea Newton .Julie Evans Dawn McSweyn Lorrie Schwab Lorrie Schwab Chris Linder Dorothy Reaves Mel McCamey Traci Pertile Deb Barta Mel McCamey Darla Richardson Penny Steffans Traci Pertile Kyra Bennett 45 Hi Gene Child St - Kevin Hetrick Karl Kelly Jon Kowalski • � 1 Thad Kelly � . Dan Kwong Larsen Rebecca Gordon Robert Harr Laurie Kern Robert Corey I V f Gary Cruikshank Rob Dickinson Wendy Evans Daryl Gebhardt Todd Gibson Stephen Duncan Nancy Gilreath Stewart Egge 'vfr vfs Jf vfv’ Vf s fv Tfr f -; fc ■i fr 4 t r Ed Rook r VI Mike McCord Tracey Marmon v . ' —u w J liJI I' w1 Patti Marriage Greg Sanner Wanda Reaves 49 si ii si ' Scott Tomlin Sandra Snortland Scott Thomas 'i v Tim Southworth Deanna Turley Rita Turley Jim Weigum Lois Van Dyke Verna Tilley Diane Turley Stephanie Spurlock Dirck Tomac Chris Steffans Joann McHenry Pam Wilson Mike Witzel V V V V T T Pam Flowers Mike Hartley Patty Donnes Roger Harper Sally Jens Delinda Hetrick Kathy Hampton Chris Larsen Ed Hill Leah Lee Steve Lehman Jerry McCamey Mike Meyer sometimes known as Oscar and often just Big Bird. Sophomore Bill Meade at State Cross Country in Helena £ lass Y Shawn Youngblood Dale Van Dyke Of 'ss Pam McCord Hi Kim! Kathy McHenry Mike Mang Billy Martin Dana Matson Duane Marsh Mike Meyer Tina Nielsen I im O Brien Sara Dennis Pugsley V, Mike Mihalovich Bonnie Yount Tom Ratkovich Neil Rauch iff t (f p' w fr fr Travis Corey Natalie Eiselein Patti Gilreath Tami Goffena Rita Hicks I)an Jones Gina Gordon Scherry Hampton John Essex Shelly Gibson Zhe Class Of ’8 Will Diane Perry Mike Jones Jimmy Liebig Julie Ostermiller Larry Powers Scott Owens Roxy Rauch Angie Roen Carla Rook h V Jerry Jones Kelly Kelly Mike McHenry 56 Knock Down our Door Bob Ryan Shirley Snortland Anita Turley Pat Tomlin Irvin Weigum Lon Sibley John Stevens Kim Yates Honoria Stephens Darcy Ruhle James Ryan Dan Shelhamer Ed Rutan Diana Sandvig Ron Southworth Greg Wad man Dee Jay Webb Miss Sherry Claussen Home Economics I - IV F H A Advisor Swinger Advisor Principal J. «lay Erdie Vice-Principal Gary F. Kay Head Football Coach Geometry, Athle tic Director Superintendent Robert D. Krogh Mr. Steve Crosby Bovs’ Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Miss Michele Middlesworth Girls’ Physical Education 7 8 Girls’ Basketball Coach GAA Advisor Mr. Richard L. MacCatherine American History Health Driver’s Education Mr. Steve A. Racki Social Studies 8 PAD Assistant Football Coach Mr. Donald R. Cooper Social Studies 7 Sociology, World Geography, Girls’ Basketball and Intra- mural Basketball Coach ulty (I stratum Mr. Ervin Booth, •Junior High Counselor, Junior Olym- pics Director Mr. Wayne T. Adams Senior High Counselor Mrs. Sylvia Pruitt Clerk of the School Board Mr. Randolph E. Powell Vo-Ag I-IV, Vo-Ag Shop, FFA Advisor Mr. Barry VV. Lee Industrial Arts I-IV Driver Training VICA Advisor Mr. Gerald B. Hughes Choral Music 7 - 12 Choralaires Director Swing Choir Director Mr. Gary D. Toombs Band 7 - 12 Pep Band Director Stage Band Director 1 m Mr. G. Roger Hutchison Art I-IV. Arts Crafts Freshmen Boys’ Basketball Coach Assistant Track Coach Mr. Loren L. Thompson Head Librarian Mrs. Lorena L. Kvans Reading 7 8, Pep Club Advisor Mrs. Rita Schladweiler Knglish I, III. Speech. Drama Mrs. Mary F. Brower Knglish 8 Spanish. Values Clarification, Yearbook. Rodeo Club and Junior High Advisor. Mr. Rol ert P. Kenny Knglish I. II. Journalism Panther Parade Advisor Golf Coach Mr. Gordon Gildroy Knglish 7 and IV Cross Country Coach Assistant Track Coach Mr. Kugene DesJarlais Typing I, Bookkeeping, Consumer Kdu- cation, National Honor Society Advisor Miss Madeline Wamsley Shorthand I. II. Typing II. Gen. Off, Pract. Cheerleader Advisor Bus. Mrs. Judy Oveson Title I Coordinator Mrs. Joyce Jensen Secretary-Aide Mrs. C«ala Wenzel Title I Aide, Bus Driver Miss Leslie A Tragitt Special Education Twirler Advisor Miss Patricia Peach Resource Room Teacher Pep Club Ad visor Mrs. Lillian Heinle High School Secretary Mr. Bruce H. Frank Algebra I. II. Trigonometry, Head Bas- ketball Coach. Mr. Kim A. Baker 7th And 8th Grade Science Mr. James W. Schladweiler Biology, Chemistry 7th Grade Boys’ Basketball Coach Science Club Advisor Mr. David E. Hagstrom Mathematics 7 8, Pre-Algebra, Head Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach Mr. Nathan H. McCranie Mathematics 8, General Science, Phys- ics Barb Raths wins third place in State Track for Roundup her second in state. On the same day. Barb made it into the finals in the 100 and 200 meter sprints. She dashed to grab a piece of the ribbon at the finish line in both events of the finals. Her two first place and one second place state medals joined her five divisional medals and basketball emblem and bar on her school jacket. She had 16 team points for Roundup Girls’ Track Team which gave Roundup the third place state trophy. Bart Meged cleared 12’ 10” in the pole vault placing him second in state, also qualifying him for the Meet of Champions in Great Falls. James Chamberlain, a well-known distance runner, placed 5th at state. His ability to stride like a gazelle broke his old school record, bettering his time by 19 seconds in the 3200 meter run. He now holds the school record with a time of 9 minutes 58 wrmHc in the 3200 meter run. Barb Raths brings home five track medals by Daryl Gebhardt Barb Raths. the freshman super-star, brought home 5 medals from the divisional track meet. Besides breaking and setting school and meet records, she received firsts in the 100 and 200 meter dashes and the long jump. Delinda Hetrick got a 2nd in javelin and 3rd in discus with Penny Steffans earning 4th and 5th in shot and javelin respectively. Laurie Kern got 4th in the discus. Daryl Gebhardt placed 4th in the 1600 meter run. The following were in the 400 meter relay which took 5th place: Carry Bartholomew, Carla Rook. DeeDee Kern and Barb Raths also completed in the 1600 meter relay and placed 4th. James Chamberlain paced a 1st in the 3200 meter run and 2nd in the 1600 missing 1st place by 2 10 of a second. Bart Meged once again took the title in pole vault Larry Christison ran a 3rd place in the 400 meter Barb Raths. a5’6 long-legged freshman did exceptionally well in state class B track competition. She jumped 16’ 3” in the long jump on a rainy Missoula day which placed Pam Wall, Senior Girls’ Medalist Sophomore Boys’ Medalist -• • Mr. Kenny tries to get the team to tee off. Senior Darla Richardson hits a few practice shots Kris Edwards watches Roundup Golf Team Girls Pam Wall- Medalist Darla Richardson Dawn McSweyn Sally Jens Kris Edwards Boys Dale Southworth Virgil McHenry Ed Rook Todd Gibson Chris Larsen Tom Ratkovich Kevin Arthur Jason Aernie- Medalist Dennis Anderson Mike McHenry E d R o 0 k S w 1 n g s % -E. TOiH KcucKf May Queen KYftft 8 EnK)6TT PRlNCeSiBS CAAMC8S 4- £ BJ3 fr«.ty T m .V 7� Mi« Co li� l Ar Tion t. t+on A £ ta'a-ty David Van Dyke, Mrs. Oveson, Cheryl and David Stars T Stuart Nicki-Girls’ Cheerleader Mascot Jim Liebig and Mike McHenry Mrs. Schlad Who? Me. sig'msBrm sBw Tina Butterfield, Senior Teri Hadley, Senior Traci Pertile, Senior Tina is salutatorian of the Class of ’81, Na- tional Honor Society, Pep Club President, winner of Roger Leach Memorial Scholar- ship, DAR Good Citizenship Award, U. of M. Honor Scholarship, and Superior Band Awards. Tina and Dawn have also been awarded an all-expense weekend trip to Dal- las, Texas for the 1981 Banquet of the Gold- en Plate. Dawn is valedictorian of her class, winner of EMC Foundation Scholarship of Achieve- ment, U. of M. High Honor Scholarship, Ma- sonic Lodge Scholarship, Best Actress, and Superior Band. Dawn was Student Body President and also won the Sousa Award in Band. She is a past Worthy Advisor in Rain- bow. KMS Teri Hadley is the winner of the newly estab- lished Carrie Williams Memorial Scholar- ship established in memory of a former RHS teacher by a group of her former pupils. Teri also received an American Legion Award. Frances Tully is a member of the National Honor Society, a National Merit Commenda- tion, Music Scholarships to MSU and UM., Frances received Superior Band and many choral awards. She has been accepted as a member of the 1981 Montana Youth Choir and will tour Europe for three weeks this summer with 39 other Choir members from our state. She is 1981 recipient of the Nation- al School Choral Award. Traci is a member of National Honor Soci- ety. Winner of the Century Leadership Award, College of Great Falls High Honor Scholarship, Masonic Lodge Scholarship, American Legion Award, Science Award from Bausch and Lomb, and several choral awards. Award. Bart Meged was the recipient of this year’s Pacific Automotive Show Scholarship. He set school records in pole vault and tied for first place at State Track Meet at Missoula and was invited to the Meet of Champions. Bart was outstanding in the backfield in football and a varsity starter in basketball. He has also won many cattle showmanship awards. Dawn Louise McSweyn Senior Frances Tully, Senior Bart Meged, Senior Daryl Gebhardt, Junior, Third in state VFW essay contest, second in 4 H judging, Girls State candidate and National Honor Society Deaana Turley, Junior, Girls’ State Candidate Honorary Page at state legislature, and 1982 Editor of the Rodeo Leisa Pruitt, Junior, Honorary Page, 1981 state legislature, Worthy Advisor of Rain- bow, Girls’ State Alternate, 1981 Editor of Rodeo Yearbook Winston Brillhart, Junior Boys’ State, Prom King Doug Armstrong, Junior Boys’ State, National Honor Society Clay Brower, Freshman $175 Award - for beipg outstanding freshman boy; Fresh- man football and basketball and honor roll pin; Superior band Natalie Eiselein $175 Award for being out- standing freshman girl, Varsity girls’ basket- ball with divisional honorable mention; Supe- rior Band and Top Ten Award., Honor Pin. Jimmi Limm Campbell, Sophomore, First Place Winner in The Roundup Aid to People essay contest. Roundup high School Concert n a H SENIOR HIGH BAND (Front left to right): Tina Butterfield, Wendy Evans, Rita Turley, Lois Van Dyke, Dawn McSweyn, Patti Marriage, Pam McCord, Sally Jens, Joell Gebhardt, Angie Roen, (Second Row): Bonnie Yount, Kim Yates, Cheryl Chamberlain, Natalie Eiselein, Pam Raville, Duane Marsh, Daryl Gebhardt, Sara Anderson, Steve Lehman, Ginger Rahm, Sheryl Anderson, Bob Lyman, Shelli Pertile, Scott Owens, Brad Beckman, Tracey Marmon, ita Hicks, (Third Row) John Larsen, Rick Barnum, Paul Ayers, Mark Hougardy, Brian Arthur, Frances Tully. Eric unestad, Diana Sandvig, Mike Witzel, Kevin Arthur, Dale Arthur, Patty Donnes, Kris Edwards, Donald Ray, Mike leyer, Dirck Tomac, Mike Mills, Pam Wall, Doug Mercer, (Fourth Row): Roger Harper, Jonjo Evans, Steve Duncan, hris Larsen, Mr. Toombs, Clay Brower, Travis Corey, Shawn Youngblood, James Chamberlain. 'IW “TJod ne CliftVn-Charlene Newsom. Twyla Butterfield. Sondra Sibley. Kyra Bennett. Brenda Gilbert. (Second Row): Sheryl Cnh ?' ,hvan8; onor.a Stephens. Cheryl Chamberlain. Angela Roen. Lori Churchill. Tracey Marmon. (Top Row): Laurie Kern, neryi Anderson, r ranees lully. Stephanie Spurlock. .Janna Skagen. Amy Brunet. Sandra Snortland. Dolly Charlton. Frances Tully, Soloist; Kyra Bennett, Lori Churchill, Charlene Newsom Stephanie Spurlock, Traci Pertile. Girls’ Trio: Frances Tully, Wendy Evans, Stephanie Spur lock Sevfcn of the “|R )undup Ninf’ in their hit “If Eyes W blue. Swing Choir performed at concerts, Christmas programs. Junior-Senior Banquet, May Day and for many lo- cal community functions. r A Swing Choir ROUNDUP HIGH SCHOOL SWING CHOIR (Front Row, left to right): Charlene Newrsom. Paul Ayers, Shelli Pertile. Steve I hman, Wendy Evans, Shane Child. Dawn McSweyn, .lonjo Evans, drummer. (Middle Row): Cheryl Chamberlain. Chris I arsen. Traci Pertile. Steve Duncan. Stephanie Spurlock. (Top Row): Mike Meyer, Frances Tully, Russ Evans. Tina Butterfield. James Chamberlain. Laurie Kern, Larry Christison. CHORALAIRES (Front Row, left to right): Kyra Bennett. Wendy Evans. Charlene Newsom. I.eah l.ee. Traci Pertile. I.aurie Kern; (Top Row): Frances Tully. Sheryl Anderson. Spurlock. Swing Choir under the direction of Mr. Gerald Hughes, serenades this year’s May Queen. Frances Tully Dawn McSweyn Valedictorian Deanna Turley Daryl Gebhardt Tina Butterfield Saluta torian Traci Pertile Doug Armstrong Julie Evans Wendy Evans ADDRESS DELIVERED TO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY October 27, 1980 by State Representative Gay Holliday I want to offer my congratulations and best wishes to each of you receiving this great honor tonite and also thank you for letting me be both a part of the ceremonies and a small part of your lives. By your accomplishments, you have Upped your potential. Most of us never do • we go thru life, operating below capacity, but you have proven your ability in a life that has only begun, and as adults, I know and you know that you will always meet your own expectations. Be proud of your accomplishments. You have received something special tonite. so praise yourself for it and relish the experience. We all love praise, but have you ever noticed how quickly a compliment wears off? Only when we commend ourselves, does the glow stay with us. As young adults, you have already esUblished the opportunities and the ability to go on to successful, meaningful lives. And to accomplish that will depend upon your feelings and responsibilities of yourself and towards others. Two of the most, important factors in the realities of life is - first - to be a friend to yourself and to have faith and trust in others. You must develop the belief in yourself as a human being, living each day fully and not fleeing from the demands of life . If you truly accept yourself and the world you live in. you are laying the groundwork for a truly great life. To become all you can possibly become, you must use everything you have - your feelings - your intuition - your intelligence and your will power. - your whole self. If you do - the payoff is enormous. No one else can live that life for you. only your self image can give you that capacity. It can give you a sense of certainty as you live and if you see yourself as eable. if the picture of yourself is satisfying, you will live with a marvelous from of certainty. There will always be adversity and self doubts, and the greatest test is how you RALLY to your own aid. Will you life yourself up or put yourself down? Will you say ‘I couldn’t help myself when really. ’I didn't help myself.' Will you take the responsibilty for your own life and also take the consequences that goes with it? You will survive misfortune and uncertainty with that proper image which is the powerhouse within you that enables you to stand up under distress. We actually live in an economy of emotional abundance. There is more than enough to go around. Developing our human resources doesn't use them up, it only enlarges our possibilities. Life will hold many surprises, and not all are pleasant, but those who address the frustrations and the dangers on the positive and useful side will live creatively and successfully, because they have set their goals and know what direction they are going. Living is a series of goals, and the question is, do you achieve them, or will the demands of life be too harsh and any effort not be worthwhile? You know such people and so do I To me. they are failures in their own right, simply because they have not utilized their full potential, which I feel is a duty and an obligation. We cannot live and just let life pass by, but must make some contribution in some way for the betterment of ourselves and our fellow man. We must maintain a warm and vital interest in others and we can enrich our own lives by an honest and sincere approach towards the feelings and needs of those around us. We can belong to whatever community in which we st and yet retain our own identity by becoming our best ves, to live purposely, usefully and with pride. When you relate well to people, you’re on the road to success, but you must have the courage to do • the courage to seek and face the unknown. Because there are no sure things in life, and no matter how well laid your plans, you can never forsee the future with absolute certainty. Only when you have the courage to take action, then your goals in life become reality. Don't be afraid of growing up. which is basically a reaching out to new ways of handling experience. Some think adulthood is a door that only opens out. and once they step thru it. they can never return. Not so - There is maturity in the youngest and a child in all of us. Growth means having the courage and confidence to try new things and in the process, to let go of the old ones. But you move on because it’s more interesting and exciting to take on new challenges. There will always be problems, but that is good. If there were no problems to solve and difficulties to overcome, there would be no challenges and without challenges, there are no opportunities. When Fate closes one door. Faith opens another and you can walk quietly thru that open door to personal victories and joyous triumphs. Have confidence, but not arr � gance • consideration, but not false humility and you will then have security. If we can all learn to really care for ourselves and others, we will find ourselves richer than we ever imagined. We will still be 'beset' by real problems and suffer real defeats because life is not a picnic nor a rose garden. The world is not run for our benefit. There is no escaping the human conditions, which involves pain and difficulty and loss. But we suffer only to a point, then no more. W'e can endure just so much, whether it is pain or grief, then we stop and return to the reality of living. W?e can bring everything we have to bear on the challenges life presents and make the very most of what it offers us. If we learn where our real resources lie. a whole world is waiting to be explored, and you now have the key to that world. 76 Cettermans Club Back Row: Mr. Frank, Mr. Ray, Mr. Hagstrom, Mr. Gildroy. (4th row, 1. to r.): Steve Amdor, Chris Larsen, Tom Ratkovich, Roger Harper, (3rd row, 1. to r.): Ron Armstrong, Larry Christison, Rob Harr, Winston Brillhart, (2nd row, 1. to r.): John Barthule, Dirck Tomac, James Chamberlain, Steve Duncan, Tim hworth, Scott Tomlin, Doug Armstrong, Greg Sanner, Stu Egge, Scott Thomas, Buddy Meade, Robert Corey. (Front row, 1. to r.): Virgil McHenry, Dale Southworth, Chris Yates, Russ Evans, Mike s, Ross Oveson, Bart Meged, Stu Sanner, Doug Mercer, Bob Breeding, Brian Arthur. (Back row, 1. to r.): Mr. Thompson, Advisor, Mrs. Ligget, Librarian, Bob Harr, Sondra Sibley, Kayona Wilmot, (front 1. to r.): Winston Brillhart Vice President, Angie Roen Historian, Lori Churchill President. Not Pictured Jimmi Linn Campbell Sec-Treas. jC i b r a r i a H s 77 1981 (Junior-Senior Prom Banquet Speech 'Delivered By State Kepresentative Qay Holliday I will begin with the verse - I HAVE NO YESTERDAYS, TIME TOOK THEM AWAY - TOMORROW MAY NOT BE, BUT I HAVE TODAY. I need not tell you that each of you has the potential of fulfilling every wish you might have, no r how ordinary that wish may be or how unrealistic it may appear. You already know that. But I will tell you that if you advance confidently in the direction of your dreams, and you endeavor to live the life that you have imagined, then you will meet with success. Your dreams of today aren’t what you determined in junior high, and your dreams of tomorrow as young adults will differ from those of today. You will find that your priorities change as you continue to grow in knowledge to achieve your goals. But always remember to move your life towards greater expectations - and perhaps, most important of all, to know the feeling of personal satisfaction which comes with setting new goals and having them come true. Be aware of the possibilities and alternatives available in your life, and understand your own uniqueness, at the same time, appreciate the difference in others. For some, the wishes include personal growth, creative expression, sharing and a ng relationship; for others, prestige, money, position and power. The reason some never achieve any of it is because they have never actually defined what direction their life should take nor even seriously considered their wishes as believeable or achievable. You must make that determination and then you take the credit for creating and making your own place in this world. But remember, you must also take the blame for a life that is useless. You are in the drivers seat in your own life, and in many respects, you have exerted control since you were born and cried for milk and a dry diaper. You alone hold the key, and it may rain on a few parades, but it won’t rain on all of them. You might wish to go to the moon, but you won’t make it to the launching pad without the determination, desire, the effort and the self discipline necessary to accomplish your objectives. Sure, there will be bends in road and a few sharp curves - there may even be a detour or two, but around the next bend, you will find another dream come true, and along that road, keep in mind to leave the world a little better place and always look for the best in others while giving the best of yourself. You know that your omplishments are judged not so much by the position you have reached in life, but by the obstacles you have overcome to get there. Just remember - to bear up under loss and to fight the bitterness of defeat and the weakness of grief - to be victorious over anger and to smile when tears are close. To hate hate and to love love, and to go on when it would seem good to die, and to always look upward for faith for thing ever more about to be. Events may change your direction and expand your demension, but thru it all, seek happiness and the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy fully, to think freely, but mostly, to be needed. You may compromise to achieve harmony, but be satisfied in doing so. You may have to compromise yourself, but never compro- mise your ideals. Don’t measure your success by riches and fame, but rather by the t that you made your life worthwhile, and that is when you will have found the place where dreams come true. THE JUNIOR CLASS ROUNDUP HIGH SCHOOL presents Music by SUPERIOR SATURDAY EVENING MAY NINTH NINETEEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ONE King 4 Queen 80 (L to R:) Stephanie Spurlock, Stu Egge, Winston Brillhart, Sandra Shortland, Wendy Evans, James Chamber- lain, Scott Thomas, Teresa Butterfield, Paul Rodeghiero, Ginger Rahm, Rob Dickinson, Deza Bender Where Dreams Come Zrue Toicnc C Matter lOe fdi Hi Daryl You may think annual staff sounds boring. But really it is not. Any number of things could happen at an annual staff meeting. Because you see, we're all a little CRAZYllilllliiZ112 UfM, you're upside down Zhe History Of Zlte Class Of 1981!!! We, the class of nineteen hundred eighty-one, have shared some happy and some sad moments throughout our 12 years together. Some of these have been recorded in a brief, but treasured history. Early one September morning in 1969, 43 bright-eyed, shiny faces rose to meet their first day of school. Mrs. Burt scolded and Mrs. Fink pampered us through that first trying year. To start the year off, Diane Runestad fell off the ey bars and cracked her head open, but Lorrie Schwab found a better way to get out of school. She swallowed a nickel in order to make herself sick. It certainly worked; she was gone for three days. Later that spring, Frances Tully, Tina Butterfield, and Lorenze Alt made their singing debut singing School Days in three different keys. Second grade brought more laughter, but even more fighting. Virgil McHenry was happy beating everybody up who wouldn’t be his friend, but Dorothy Reaves and Melody McCamey were content fighting over Stu Sanner. Third grade found us outside witnessing the playground marriage of Dawn McSweyn and Deb Greeno. Darla Richardson and Ross Oveson joined us from California that year and Ross soon declared his love for Pam Wall and refused to let anyone else even look at her. Ron Armstrong starred in Mrs. Beadle’s big puppeteer production as the Royal King in The Princess Who Wouldn’t Eat. Joe Gilreath was our favorite heartthrob that year, but he chose Dawn McSweyn because she was in his reading group. In fifth grade, we enjoyed ourselves by rolling checkers back and forth in the Pod. Some of those checkers accidentally rolled clear down to the office where they came to rest under Mrs. Reynold’s desk. Alana Churchill was nicknamed Sacajawea because of her hair and Sondra Sibley joined us from Cliton, Illinois. Sheryl Anderson played Cinderella in Dramateers that year, and sang so shakily she finally started crying. Sixth grade found the girls standing by the fence watching the junior high boys go to lunch. Bob Breeding and Kyra Bennett made a startling discovery when they joined our class from Meeteetse, Wyoming, without ing about the other. Bob went on to set a record for getting sent to the office more times than anyone else for fighting. Penny Steffans chipped her tooth at recess, but was still required to blow ink through a straw for art class that day. Stu Sanner, as MacBeth, proclaimed his love for Jill Trouth as Lady MacBeth, and killed Greg Salveson, as King Duncan. Stu was then killed by Ross Oveson as MacDuff and Frank Weigum as Malcolm with a very sharp rubber dagger. This was the year that Brian Arthur got angry at Mr. Berglund’s reading assignment, so he gave him the signal; this signal was not a mouthwash. Finally it was up the big hill to junior high. Denise Turley joined us from Musselshell complete with coat hanger to count dandelions for a science teacher who warmed his chili up at noon on a bunson burner, and never recalled giving anyone permission to talk. In Math Class, our substitute. Mrs. Hughes, got so frustrated with us, she called on Mr. Erdie, who managed to deal with us by taking away all of our dances for the rest of the year. In eighth grade, Mr. Racki’s sub, who just happened to be Mr. Erdie, forgot to come to class, so we gave the room new wallpaper, also called spit wads. Kyra Bennet was hospitalized that year and missed more than fifteen days legally. We soon graduated, with a celebration dance in the gym. Rather than be picked up by parents, we just met our dates at the door. It was romantic at the time. Now, we were in high school. The girls were criticized by upperclasswomen for dating all the junior and senior boys. Dale Southworth joined us from California and was renamed Hands by the girls. Doug Mercer began commuting from Lavina to play football, and Jewel Liebig moved here from Lavina later that year. Our Homecoming float and Bedsheet poster both won second place that year. Joe Gilreath and Mark Bougardy got caught chewing after weightlifting one night and got some free time out of school. Sheryl Anderson, Tina Butterfield, and Lorrie Schwab were dressed as flowers, and Bart Meged, Stu Sanner, and Greg Salveson were dressed as bees to be punchkins at the junior prom that year. Pam Wall also made girls’ varsity basketball that year. During our sophomore year, Russ Evans ran 500 miles and received an award for it. Dorothea Newton got kicked out of English class for reading the Panther Parade inst the substitute’s wishes, but Ken Winkler got her through it by stealing her heart. Mark and Chris Yates became the owners of a ’56 Chevy that year. Our junior year was a busy one. The Zeimet twins, Carol, and Cheryl, joined us from Iowa. Dee Dee Kern and Bart Meged were crowned Snowball King and Queen and Chris Linder and Bob Breeding were crowned Prom King and Queen with “Once Upon a Time” as our theme. Traci Pertile, thea Newton, and Sheryl Anderson were kicked off Varsity Cheerleading during football, but after getting back on for basketball, almost lost their fourth comrade, Tina Butterfield, during Christmas vacation. Known then on as Bad Girls, they II managed to cheer the boys on to Roundup’s first State Class B Football Championship and a fourth place finish at the Divisional Basketball Tourney. Traci, Tina, and Dawn went into National Honor Society, while Larry Harshman was elected as the next year’s FFA President. Deb Barta tried outrunning the cops one night, but failed, much to everyone’s dismay. Teri ey still teases her by saying it was Deb’s job. Our bedsheet also won first place that year. And so we were seniors. Sheryl Anderson was Homecoming Queen and Stu Sanner and Mike Mills were our football co-captains who led us to a second place conference finish. Steve Goffena wrecked his car and spent a few days in the hospital. DeeDee Kern cheered for girl’s basketball and Dawn McSweyn was our Student Body President. Frances Tully and Julie Evans were initiated into National Honor Society and Frances completed her third year with the All-State Choir and also sang with the All-Northwest Choir. Our bedsheet swept to another first place finish and our basketball team to a third place finish. Teresa Hanson was Mr. Toombs’ slave, and Mr. Gildroy set an all-time record for catching seniors cheat on English tests. The Journalism class experienced ups and downs and lost three seniors for five days due to a small drinking problem. To end the year, Kyra Bennett was crowned May Queen. No matter where we go after we leave these halls, we will always feel very special towards our classmates, simply because we shared such big, important years with each other. These memories will be instilled upon our memories forever and will grow more precious as the years go by. Pa v I ? 5ui u) DoShe. r- I T ' Me«jr«o pg T i ilJ fVAAi'tJ jwit Mt M nan rtfTHur Larry Allen Carla Amsbaugh Perry Bailey Kippi Blessing Dan Bolton Carol Brewer Bentley Brillhart Mickey Britt Justine Butterfield Tammy Chamberlain Kendell Child Michelle Christison Allan D’Aigneau Kord Davis Tom Dixon Jenny Downey Valerie Duncan Dan Eiselein Mike Eiselein Jerry Ellis Robert Hasty Cheryl Hetricks Frank Higgens Troy Hudson Glenda Jepson Dana Jorgenson Michele Kautzmann John Kelly Warren Krone Kelly Lucio Bob La Croix Brenda Mang David Marmon Todd Marriage Brad McCamey Allan Mikkelsen Theresa Moore Tara Nielsen Susan Ostermiller Todd Owens Stacey Rech Sara Rodeghiero Sherry Rodeghiero Scott Sanner Mickey Schwab Shannon Sealey David Snortland Pat Southworth Josie Steffans Greg Thompson Brian Wacker Jack Welch Theresa Wilckens Mike Witzlewben B. Armstrong Kim Clifton J. Erdie W. Johnson M. McCleary W. Mock C. Sealey D. VanDyke D. Baker B. Cockerham C. Hamilton M. Kautzmann M. McNeill D. Moore S. Skagen G. Wahl J. Bayers W. Crawford D. Hampton T. Kuhlman K. Meged G. Moore G. Solberg B. Walker T. Baxter W. Crawford C. Hasty J. Land berg V. Merfeld M. Newsom L. Sysum J. Webber S. Bellows Amy Devine D. Henneberry J. Lucio D. Meyer T. Pfeiffer J. Tafolla G. Wenzel B. Buckey J. DiTucci W. Henneberry D. Mang R. Mihalovich J. Ray T. Tafolla N. Wilson R. Churchill H. Egeler P. Johnson P. Marsh J. Mills A. Robbins A. Tomac L. Winkler {Junior .Higlt Zrack Mindi McNeill Dan Eiselein Deanne Meyer, Pam Marsh, Amy Devine, Liz Winkler, Jennifer Erdie, Sherri Skagen, Kelli Meged, Tammi Baxter, Mindi McNeill, Barb Baths, Coach Rene Evans. Mr. Martin, Tom Kuhlman, Billy Buckey, Mike McCleary, John dberg, Jim Webber, John Ray, Larry Atwood, Layton Sysum, Gary Wenzel, 7TH Jay Mills, Chand Sealey, Mitch Kautzmann, Mr. Steffanich G R A D E G I R L S Tammi Baxter Kord Davis (Standing) Michelle Christison, Carol Brewer, Karla Amsbaugh, Kippi Blessing, Shannon Sealey, (Front) Valerie Duncan, Josie Steffans, Jen- ny Downey, Cheryl Hetrick, Coach Rene Evans. 7TH G R A D E Chad Sealey Michelle Christison (Standing) Coach Martin, Kord Davis, Scott Sanner, Dan Eiselein, Mickey Schwab, (Front) Jerry Ellis, Warren Krone, Greg Thompson, Brian Wacker. Front (left to right) K. Lucio, A. Tomae, J. Welch, M. Kautzmann, D. Marmon, B. Wacker, J. Ellis, K. Child, B. Cockerham, D. VanDyke, F. Higgins, V. Duncan, B. Mang; Second: M. McNeill, K. Meged, K. Blessing, C. Brewer, J. Butterfield, M. Christison, D. Baker, G. Thompson, P. Southworth, C. Sealey, J. Mills, W. Krone, D. Hampton, S. Rech, T. Pfeiffer, P. Marsh. (Third): T. Chamberlain, M. Kautzmann, J. Webber, K. Davis, V. Merfeld, P. Johnson, S. Bellows, D. Mang, R. Mihalovich, G. Wenzel, L. Sysum, W. Crawford, S. Rodeghiero; (Fourth): M. Newsom, A. Devine, D. Moore, J. Landberg, M. McCleary, M. Eiselein, T. Kuhlman, A. Mikkelson, G. Wahl, G. Moore, W. Crawford, D. Meyer, D. Jorgenson, Sara Rodeghiero, J. Erdie. $ unior High Chorus Cheryl Herrick John Ray, Scott Sanner, Kord Davis, Tom Kuhlman Jerry Ellis, Warren Krone, Greg Thompson Jenny Downey Churchill, Johnson, Mr. Toombs; Bayers, Atwood, Jepson, Rech, Webber, McCleary, Davis, Skagen, Winkler, Devine, Kuhlman, Solberg, Wenzel, Armstrong, Krone; Tomac, Brewer, Beckman, Kautzmann, Wilson, Higgens, Landberg, Mills, Kautzmann, Jorgenson, Erdie, Rodeghiero; Meged, Blessing, Clifton, Rodeghiero, Amsbaugh, Duncan, Chamberlain, McNeill, Marsh, Baxter. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS: (Back Row L.-R.) Jennifer Erdie, Kim Clifton, Sara Rodeghiero, Sherri Skagon, Amy Devine, Tammie Baxter; (Center) Josie Steffans, Jenny Downey, Valerie Duncan, Carol Brewer, Glenda Jepson, Kippi Blessing, Susan Ostermiller; (Front Row) Michelle Kautzmann, Tammi Chamberlain, Kelly Lucio, Michele Christison, Liz Winkler, Pam Marsh, Mindi McNeill J U n i 0 r H 1 g h C h e e r 1 e a d e r s 8th Graders Coach Martin, Mihalovich. Wenzel, Solberg, Kautzmann, Sysum, Johnson, Moore, Walker, VanDyke, Mang. Tafolla. Mills, Moore. Landberg. Sealey, Ray. McCleary, Webber. (Top Row, L. to R.:) L. Atwood, S. Sanner, B. Brillhart, A. D’Aigneau, C. Sealey V-P; J. Landberg, Sec-Treas. L. Sysum, John Ray, 7th Graders McCamey, Witzlewben, Welch, Schwab, Ellis, Mikkelsen, Coach Schladweiler, Krone, Hud- son, Marmon, Wacker, Thompson, Child; Bailey, M. Eiselein, Davis, Sanner, Kelly, D. Eise- lein. (Back)-Brewer, Rech, Rodeghiero, Jorgenson, Kautzmann, (Front) Moore, Duncan, Christi- son, Downey, Hetrick Junior High Drill Team (Top L.-R.) Amy Devine, Tammi Baxter, Heidi Egeler, Deanne Meyer, Sara Rodeghiero, (4th) Kelly Lucio, Sherry Rodeghiero, Kelli Meged, Carol Brewer, Justine Butterfield, Kippi Bless- ing, (3rd) Jennifer Erdie, Pam Marsh, Michelle Kautzmann, Michele Christison, Susan Oster- miller, Tammy Chamerlain, (front) Valerie Duncan, Jenny Downey, Mindi McNeill, Sherri Skagen, Liz Winkler, Glenda Jepson, Josie Steffans. (Back:) Coach Middlesworth, Steffans, Erdie, Skagen, Devine, Baxter, Manager McNeill, (Front) Tomac, Marsh, Winkler, Meged. BTM This year has been very memorable for me. It has been fun, exciting, sad and happy. Editing this yearbook is one experience that I shall never forget. There has been a lot of hard work put into this annual. We raised money doing the concessions for the rodeo and spent many endless weekends working concessions. This was done to have our annual listed. When it came deadline time, the tears were shed; there were never enough pages done to meet the deadlines. As the school year dwindled down to almost nothing, so did my staff — it’s hard to believe I had such a large and excited staff at the beginning of the year. After that first deadline, all that excitement was gone. My photographers worked very hard this year, especially the head photographer, Winston Brillhart. My books were kept in good order by Trish Skagen and 1 would like to thank these people from the bottom of my heart. If it was not for Mrs. Brower, I think I would have gone insane. She helped me so much and I will never be able to repay her for all that she has done for me. In the end, I’m sure everyone will enjoy this final product. I hope they will even though they will never know the hard work and long hours put into it. Best wishes to Deanna Turley, my Assistant Editor and Good Luck for next year. Your 1980-81 Editor % Leisa Pruitt iVcy yfc