Winifred High School - Red Raider Yearbook (Winifred, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1985 volume:

WINIFRED SCHOOL ANNUAL 1984-1985 WHS 84-85 'OUR JOURNEY’ IN ARDENT PURSU IT OF SUCCESS The Senior;; Teel that the road of our high school years has drawn to an end but that there is a sunrise of new ed- ucation in the future. V.’e hope that you enjo relivinrj our journey a:; you read through the following page... I i ,t ,-,f all we would'I il.c 1 thank all the people who have t ide our j lurney a success. Contents The Story of Our Journey The Guides of Our Journey ---------Teachers-----------—---------- 13 The Framework of Our Journey -----------(Jrt]ani ations“---------- 23 The Colleagues of Our Journey -----------Classes----------------------33 The Sportsmen of Our Journey The Sponsors of Our Journey ------4----Sponsors- J----- ----- ---— 57 THE STORY OF OUR JOURNEY We need activities to ENHANCE OUR JOURNEY. Activities KINQ Allen Dyer cwbeim Kevin teonom Homecoming was the first major event of the year. The day began at 11:00 with a par- ade down main street. This was followed by the annual football qame in which the Raiders won easily over the Hays Lodgepole T-Hirds. That evening every- one turned out for the Home- coming Dance in which music was provided by The Rise . The highlight of the dance was the crowning of KING - Allen Dyer and OOCEN - Kevin Lcnnom 4 Sophomore: Trudy brooks A Tom Rhilp freshman: Stacy Royce A Stan Leonard lorn Philo FRIMCBSS Terri Hassler PLAY Aaron Slick (Mary Heller' Wilbur Merridew (Kelly Simae I Clarence llreen (Kerry Simae) Rosy Berry (Barb Wallini)) Gladys May Merridew (Chris Leonard) Ibe (lirl In Red (Chris Leonard) Little Sis Rigs (lerri Mossier' The second event of the year was the Junior Play. It was quite a success. After the play the Jun- ior parents served banana splits. The Juniors chose the 3 Act comedy Aaron Slick From Punkin Creek . This play takes place in Oklyhomy with Aaron Slick trying to get up enough nerve to ask Rosy Berry for her hand in marriage. The plot thickens as a couple of city slickers try to swindel the widow out of her farm. In the end Aaron finds the nerve to propose to widow Berry and also comes up with a way for her to keep hold of her farm. Peek-A-Boo!!!! Maid and Cooky! SENIOR play Now it's like this The third major event to take place during the school year was the Senior play. The seniors chose a three act comedy called Take It Easy , The mothers cooked chicken cordon- bleu, which was served before the play. The play and dinner were both a big success. Just iqnore these little interruptions. Maybe'if I hide I won't have to say my nine lines! Who asked you lady? 6 Vizcm I’rom was the fourth event of the year. The Juniors spent most of ttie week de- corating the ijyin with pur- ple, licjht blue and met.nl- ic silver streamers. I’rom niqht was fun for everyone as they danced to music provided by The Rise . King, Gordon Wichman, and (Jueen, Krista lierqum dan- ced to the theme song I'urple Rain after the crowning at midnight. Gordon Wichman Krista Bergum Slow dancing! Stag table!! Prom decorations committee. 7 AWARDS WEA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS: Cordon V iehman, Camille LaTray, Allen Dyer, Anita Stulc. 8 BANQUET The seniors enjoy the banquet Banquet Hat receives another award. in ready for the challenge. Practicinq for the biq niqht. Seniors receive diplomas. The LAST day of school ! Qraduation Good-byes are hard to say. Bryan Bawden Mat Bolstad Gordon Wichman Brian Challans Allen Dyer King Hickey Camille LaTray Kevin Econom Krista Berqum Anita Stulc SALUTATORIAN: Gordon Wichman VALEDICTORIAN: Anita Stulc 11 4 zt Vut X Ort Eighth uraae Graduation Ellen Allison, Leah Lalray, Kara Bergum, Rhonda Morgan, Jeff Warneke, RoberL Dyer, and Damon Ubie. THE GUIDES OF OUR JOURNEY Vfe NEED GUIDES TO LEAD US ON OUR JOURNEY. Teachers 14 Serious and hard working! Important discussion with students c’ staff. Hindsight is always better. Carroll Lindsey was the Superintendent during the 19H4 1999 school term. He also helped conch girl’s and hoy's track. Hr. I iridsey is originally from Texas, but has spent several years coaching and teaching in Montana. He feels- the school year wont guite well and is looking forward to more of the same next year. those foster Grants? Teacher s Aids Left to right- Anita Stulc, Mat Bolstad, Susie Bolstad, and Krista Bergum. Secretary Mrs. Judy Brooks Left to right- Steve Knox, Patsy Simac, Beth Bergum, Keith Arntzen, Tom Walling, and Margaret Morgan. Board Of Education HIR GARTH Carth Flint taught high school math and was the ad- visor of the freshman class. Mr. Flint has worked hard this year to famili- arize the seniors with the computers. FLINT Do you think we'll ever get 4 finished with this math? Barb will you wake up, Mr. Rogers is looking. CT1A RALPH RDGER5 Ralph Rogers taught the Jr. High and High School science classes. He spon- sored the Senior Class and National Honor Society along with organizing the annual ski trip and float trip. He commented -that he likes classes that enjoy learning, and takes plea- sure in watching kids grow into adults and friends. rils of Kelly A Kerry 6 Linda Tyler taught English, P.E., coached girls' basket- ball, sponsored the annual directed the school plays. When interviewed she stated, The Senior Class is always my favorite. Seniors create obstacles that make teaching the challenging profession that it is. KJLi-fc L Lilli Lj. vs; Lnii y n fj‘ __ Camille,hard at work on the annua] I don't think Mrs. Tyler saw me do that. ti aLrtiLtliL Susie and Jamie at fHA Convention. Roxane Jacobson taught Home Economics and Jr. High math. She was the pep club and cheerleading sponsor along with the fHA advisor. Miss Jacobson's most memorable moment was having her chapter receive the Honor Red Rose. imt tlLMtLL 17 MR DON MAST Don Mast taught Social Studies and P.E. in the Jr. High and High School. He also was the Junior class sponsor and coached hoy's basketball, football, and track. Hr. Hast resigned at the end of the year and wanted to thank everyone for the fond memories he'll have of Winifred High School. Sophomores get involved in panel. 8 I'm sure of that weed. Oscar Cantu taught Vo-Ag. He also was the advisor of the rfA and of the seventh grade. Mr. Cantu's hard work in IT A was rewarded by Anita Stulc receiving the State farmer Degree at State Con- vention this year. MR OSCAR CANTU Barb finishes another issue of the paper. Joan Baxter taught the bus- iness classes and was the guidance counselor. She spon- sored the school paper and was the sophomore class advisor. Miss Baxter hopes that she's helped the seniors a little or inspired them to do something more. Sometimes freshmen typing students can be hard to motivate. Sth 6th excel in band MRS MELISSA ROGERS My feet do NOT smj Barb, did you lose something? Cute hats, Bryan. Voting is such tedious work. Superintendent for a day. Smile Mrs. Royers. The three stooges. See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil, peek no evil. L'hrissy Jackson who' Who is that masked man sitting in the crowd: 21 National Honor Society GIRLS STATE Custodians Don Buller and Neil Rich Cooks Bus Drivers Bonnie Dyer and lone Allen 22 Wilma Econom, Jim Lechner, Judy Brooks, Tom Philp Anita Stulc Kevin Econom Gordon Wichman, Anita Stulc, Terri Hassler, Barb Walling, Susie Bolstad, Chris Leonard, Scott Rogers. BOYS STATE Mat Bolstad King Hickey THE FRAMEWORK OF OUR JOURNEY We need organizations to • LEND US SUPPORT FOR OUR JOURNEY, Organizations F F A Top Row- Stanley Leonard, John llruska; Middle Row- Casey Phi 1[ , Tom Philp,Bryan Bawden, Mat Bolstad, Susie Bolstad; Bottom Row- Mr. Cantu, Barb Wallinq, Kerry Simae, Kevin teonom, Kelly Simac, Joe DeMars and Anita Stulc. ?4 Top Row- Trudy Brooks, Mary Heller, Susie Bolstad, Lllen Allison, Kara Berqum; Bottom Row- Miss Jacobson Julie Skinner, Diane Wildunrj, Mary K Mendel and Jamie teonom. Pep Club TOP TO BUTTOM-Pres. Anita Stulc, V.Pres. Diane Wilduncj, Sec Treas. .lamip Lconom, Missy Andrews, Miss Jacobson, Chris Leonard, Kevin Lconom, Lola Andrews, Trudy Brooks, Julie Skinner, Terri Hassler, Barb Wallinq, Mary K Mendel, Stacy Royce, Susie Bo 1st ad, 1 lien Allison, Camille LaTray, Krista Berqum, Kara Berqum, Rhonda Morqan, Leah lalra . Drill Team Top Row- Mrs. Johnston, Terri Hassler, Susie Bolstad, Kevin Lconom, Camille LaTray; Middle Row- Jamie Lconom, Barb Wallinq, Krista Berqum, Chris Leonard; Bottom Row- Diane Wildunq, Julie Skinner, Mary K Mendel and Trudy Brooks. 25 W Club front row: President-King Hickey, Kerry Simac, Stan Leonard, Allen Dyer, Lasey Philp, Barb Walling. Second row: Chrissy Leonard, lorn Philp, Anita Stulc, Kevin Econom, Brian Challans, Joe DeMars. Third row: Terri llassler, c.-Cordon Wichman, Vice-Pres.- Mat Bolstad, Scott Rogers, Bryan Bawden. Tjo row: Sponser- Don Mast. Student Council Top Row- Jacob LaTray, Scott Rogers, King Hickey, Mary Helle, Allen Dyer, Cordon Wichman; Middle Row- Robert Dyer, lom Philp, Kerry Simac, Travis Heggem, Jimmy Blazicevich; Bottom Row- Jeff Warneke, Stanley Leonard, Hiss Jacobson, and Susie Bolstad. Band 1 he band did v well at festival year. I hey recei a number one rati Top Row: Susie Bolstad, Scott Rogers, Mat Bolstad, Kevin Econom, Mrs. Rogers, Casey Philp, Middle Row: Shane Philp, King Hickey, Barb Walling, Tom Philp, Anita Stulc, Mary Heller, Leah LaTray, Front Row: Rhonda Morgan, Chris leonard, Stacy Royce, Allen Dyer Damon Obie. Choir The choir also did well at Fastival with Diane Wildung receiving a number one rating For her so 1 o. Top Row: Anita Stulc, Mrs. Rogers, Susie Bolstad, Gordon Wichman, Mat Bolstad, Scott Rogers, Kevin Econom, Mary Heller, Middle Row: Barb Walling, Krista Bergum, Jake LaTray, Bryan Bawden, Terri Hass- ler, Chris Leonard, Front Row: Diane Wildung, Camille LaTray and Trudi Brooks. Left to Right- Allen Dyer, Mat Bolstad, King Hickey, Kevin Econom, Krista Bergum, Camille LaTray, Anita Stulc, Mrs. Tyler, Bryan Bawden, Gordon Wichman and Brian Challans. Annual Staff • The Seniors have worked hard all year .to make their annual successful. t)ue to the scheduling of classes a few of the seniors have had more time to work on the annual than others. Those able to contribute through annual class are: Bryan Bawden, Allen Dyer, Camille LaTray, King Hickey, Gordon Wichman, and Krista Bergum. A day's work in Annual class!! Back Row- Missy Andrews, Casey Philp, Miss Baxter, Jake LaTray; Middle Row- Stanley Leonard, Chris Leonard, Terri Hassler, Barb Walling, Stacy Royce; Sitting- Mary Heller. Newspaper Staff 28 Wow, what could It be? Twins Mary Kerry? Another smut book? Mondale Ferraro Nice hair, Scott. A good looking group. A handsome pair. Cool! Ejected Dejected. I think!?! Good-bye, Mrs. Tyler. A fantasy come true! I'm suffocating under here. It's like this. Look out, dryan! Grade Schoo Activities Girls' Basketball: Standing-Coach Latimer, Coach Lindsey, Jodi Simac, Lynette Green, Chris Heggem, Lynn Wickens, Nikki Knox, Coach Erickson, Kneeling-Lisa Fisher, Andi Rogers, Krista Wick- ens, Jodi Wherley, Crystal Dyer, Seated-Jennifer Gbie. Band: Top-Lynn Wickens, Cody Wherley, Dusty Philp, Lance Heggem, Mrs. Rogers, Andi Rogers, Crystal Dyer, fliddle-Lisa Fisher, Nikki Knox, Krista Wickens, Chris Heggem, Lynette Green, Jennifer Gbie, Jodi Wherley, Bottom-Shane Slivka, Thad Moseman. mm Boys' Basketball: Standing- Coach Allen Dyer, Dusty Philp, Travis Andrews, Lance Heggem, Heath Heggem, Kneeling-Shane Slivka, Cody Wherley, Jamie Martin, John Wickens, Thad Moseman. Spring Concert time for second and third. Christmas time for Kindergarten. -0 Halloween is fun for all. School assemblies bring surprises. Finger painting is sooooo much fun. Peek-a-boo And i. Teachers like Halloween toi PLAY DAY 1985 THE COLLEAGUES OF OUR JOURNEY We need friends to make OUR JOURNEY ENJOYABLE. Classes Julie Bergum Rocky Buller Ryan Moseman Brad Arntzen Heather Heggem I. Erin Shammel Byron Stole Kari Heggem Amy Heckling Tom Roberts Andy VanHaur Nicole Wickens Kelly Bolstad Our play is finished, and now it's back to work again. 34 Kindergarten Halloween is so much fun. 3 Joann Blazicevich Keith Bolstad Jason Cantu Ryan Green Jeremy Heller Robert Knox Colter Hike! Michael Popnoe Christie Sawyer Justa Seilstad Mandy Udelhoven Adam Wherley Heather Wickens Kelly Wickens Delores Moseman First Grade Fifth and sixth look busy for the camera. Partners in crime. 35 Karrie Arnt7en David Arthur Shawna Donsbach Brian Philp Rachel Skinner Jake Tyler Bruce Latimer Tyana Christensen Anna Erickson Quinn Fisher Becky Hegger.i Ross Morgan Second Grade Is this really the second and third grade teacher. Dale Heggem Angie Johnston Third Grade Fourth Grade G.I. Joe and Mighty Mo How come Colette and Catrina aren't sleeping! Allen Cantu Justin Hopnoe Karin Flint Nice make-up, Benji. Benji Bergum Jimmy Arthur Brandee Johnston Colette Morgan Cory Heggem Todd Wickens Nathan Reever Fifth Grade Travis Andrews Jason Blazicevich Crystal Dyer Lisa Fisher Heath Heqqem Andi Rogers Nikki Knox Jamie Martin Thad Moseman Jodi Simac Jon Warneke Cody Wherley Lynette Green Lance Heggem Shane Slivka Sixth Grade ) i Chris Heggem Jennifer Obie Jody Wherley Krista Wickens Leann Erickson Robert Dyer Leah LaTray Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Jeff Warneke Does Mr. Mast really teach dancing in Jr. High P.t Lola Andrews ; •• . V Kara Bergum Rhonda Morgan Damon Obie Reckv Reever Stuart Skinner Ellen Allison Keith Allison ki l Shane Philp Travis Heqgein. Brad Bergum Jimmy Blazicevich Do I look alright V Krista, hard at work...again. When the ? :! do we get out of here? Seniors on th, oose! Homecoming 1904 - Camille and Mat Homecoming 1985 - Kevin and Allen The class of 1985 in 7th grade(1979), w . J Aren't I beautiful?! Gordon has fun at whatever tie does. Frankie Andrews Jacob LaTray Stanley Leonard Casey Philp Freshmen Susanne Bolstad Trudy Brooks John Hruska Mary K Mendel Scott Rogers Julie Skinner Diane Wildung lorn Philn Sophomores Juniors-Terri Hassler-Pres., Barb Walling-V.Pres., Chris Leonard-Sec. Lighth-Damon Obie-Pres., Seventh-Shane Philp-Pres. Rhonda Morgan-V.Pres., Stuart. Skinner-V.Pres. Leah LaTray-Sec. Senior-Mat Bolstad-Pres.,Brian Challans-V.Pres., Bryan Bawden-Sec. freshman-Casey Philp-Pres., Stacy Royce-Sec., Jake LaTray-V.Pres. Sophomore-Mary K. Mendel-Pres.,Jami Econom-V.Pres.,John Hruska-Sec. CLASS OFFICERS « Gordon Arthur Wichman ) -4229 James King Hickey 44 (Z. Mathew Carl Bolstad Krista Kay Bergum i’eniars ( O mjJLLf zJZCcuU Camille Annette LaTra r i i Jane Econom RemejnbeA y AteAday, dnzam about tomoAAOW, but livQ. ioK today. 1935 f . StuXc Anita Mary Stulc Bryan David Bawden -- ( kjJzC O Brian Mark Challans CWU £. 0 a' 45 Ailen Lee Dyer CHEERLEADERS VARSITY JR. VARSITY Trudy Brooks, Mary K. Mendal, Camille LaTray and Krista Bergum. Chris Leonard, Barb Walling, Susie Bolstad, Julie Skinner, Terri Hassler, Kevin Econom. JUNIOR HIGH 46 Kara Bergum, Leah LaTray, Ellen Allison, and Rhonda Morgan. THE SPORTSMEN OF OUR JOURNEY We need extra-curricular ACTIVITIES TO STRENGTHEN OUR MINDS AND BODIES. Sports Look beyond ihe road's end to a new be ginni n g Gordon Wichman Awards FIRST TEAM ALL CONFERENCE—Offense Mat Bolstad-Runningback FIRST TEAM ALL CONFERENCE—Defense Mat Bolstad-Linebacker Allen Dyer-Safety SECOND TEAM ALL CONFERENCE-Defense Scott Rogers-End Gordon Wichman-Noseguard HONORABLE MENTION----Offense Allen Dyer-Quarterback f 85 1 9 Brvan Bawden FOOTBALL Front row: John Hruska, Tom Philp, Kerry Simac, Easey Philp, Allen Dyer, King Hickey. Back row: Don Mast, Joe DeMars, Brian Lhallans, Bryan Bawden, Mat Bolstnd, Scott Rogers, Gordon Wichman, Stan Leonard. The Raider Football Team betjan practice Auqost 13, with seventeen eager young men. The First Four games proved unsuccessFul . However, the last two were very successFul with big victories over Winnett and Hays. Ihe highlight oF the year was the Homecoming game against the Hays Lodgepole Thunderbirds. During the game Gordon Wichman made three touch- downs, Allen Dyer made three touch- downs, Mat Bolstad made three touch- downs, Stan Leonard made one touch- down and Scott Rogers recovered a fumble for a safety. Ttie Raiders ended the game with the score 67-18. The 1984-OS football season was the last eight-man season for a while as the declining enrollment has forced the Raiders to convert to six-man play in ttie 1989-86 season. WF TIICY 12 Hobson 26 12 Stanford 47 20 Geraldine 34 21 St. Leos 36 42 Winnett 0 67 Hays-Lodqepole 10 49 Good follow through! Now all 1 need is the ball. WE THEY 26 Moore 58 35 Judith Gap 41 41 Denton 13 39 Roy 45 27 Winnett 47 32 Grass Range 60 28 St. Leo's 59 40 Hobson 46 24 Moore 56 38 Denton 33 41 Judith Gap 28 60 Roy 56 22 Winnett 44 27 Grass Range 41 35 St. Leo's 53 52 Hobson 65 Dist. Touney 39 Hobson 43 63 Judith Gap 31 38 St. Leo's 46 HONORABLE MENTION Terri Hasnler SECOND TEAM ALL-CONEERENCI Kevin Econom slow start, but finished the season at the district tournament. The year in hopes of a trip to divisional GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Standing: Mijr. Trudy Brouks, Barb Walling, Anita Stulc, Terri Bossier Susie Bolstad, Kevin Econom, Diane Wildurirj, Mary K. Mendal, IIcjr. Julie Skinner, Coach Linda Tyler. Kneeling: Stacy Royce,Chris Leonard,Krista Bercjum. Sitting: Jamie Econom. 51 BOYS’ BASKETBALL 1 ront row: Robert Dyer, Manager, John llruska, Allen Dyer, Stan Leonard, Tom Philp, Kerry Simac. Back row: Don Mast, Coach, Bryan Bawden, Scott Rogers, Mat Bolstad, Gordon Wichman, Brian Challans, Anita Stulc, Manager. It's mine, All mine!! 52 Mat Bolstad Gordon Wichman Allen Bryan Bawden The boys had a successful basketball season finishing 5th during the regular season. The hopes of divisionals did not ring true this year but they'll be back next year shooting for it again. Dyer WE THEY A3 Moore 69 61 Judith Gap 26 53 Winnett 46 65 Grass Range 4(1 41 Moore 63 41 Hobson 64 41 St. Leos 45 2 Judith Gap 0 74 Denton 34 42 Roy 34 31 Winnett 67 55 Fergus 51 67 Grass Range 39 44 St. Leos 37 61 Hobson 1(11 75 Denton 57 47 Roy Dist. Tourney 70 44 St. Leos 45 61 Denton 49 39 Roy 46 Brian Challans Got the beat Brian??? Disco Ducks!!! Get off my back Mat. BOYS’ TRACK Hoy's relay takes 1st. Hark row: Coach Lindsey, Stan Leonard, Scott Rogers, Hat Hoisted, Hryan liawden, Tom I ’hi 1 p, Coach Mast. front row: Allen Dyer, King Hick- ey, Casey I’hilp, Jake La Tray. (tie hoys had a very successful season. They placed 2nd at district and all track members made it to divisionals. Those that placed at divisionals and went on to state were: Mat Holntad - 3rd place in the high-jump Allen Dyer - 3rd place in tlie pole-vault Tom has strong finish. Allen A Stan take 1st and 3rd. 54 Walking beats running. GIRLS’ TRACK Back row: Coach Lindsey, Chris Leonard, erri Hassler, Susie Bolstad, Anita Stulc, Coach Mast. Front row: Mary K. •lendel, Barb Walling, Stacy Royce, and Trudy Brooks, Manager. The girls track team did very well at district and all but two fought their way to divisionals. Girls that placed at divisionals and went to state were: Mary K Mendel - 3th place in the 300m hurdles Susie explodes for a good throw. Girls' Basketball JUNIOR HIGH SPORTS Top Row L to R- Leah LaTruy, Ellen Allison, Kara Bergum, Loach Bill Liddell. BotLoni Row- Lynn Wickens, Rhonda Morgan, Krista Wickens, and Lyn- ette Green. Boys’ Girls’ Track Top Row- Keith Allison, Travis Heggein, Coach Bruce Latimer, Brad Bergum, Rob- ert; Bottom Row- Leah LaTray, Ellen Allison, and Rhonda Morgan. Boys’ Basketball lop Row- Coach Allen Dy- er, Lance Heggem, Travis lleggem, Damon (Jbie, Jeff Jarneke, and Shane Philp Bottom Row- Dusty Philp, Stuart Skinner, Robert Dyer, and Shane Slivka. THE SPONSORS OF —IX 1 agio 1 and Co. Winifred, Mt. John A Ann fuss Winifred, Mt. XXX 0-8 ly A Sarah Leonard Suffolk, Mt. Don Ubie Winifred, Mt. We nced sponsors to hake OUR XURNEY SUCCESSFUL. L— 75 Wilson A Nancy Stulc Dan Moseman Winifred, Mt. Christina� - Mt T T vn Tom Philp Suffolk, Mt. Vicki Philp Suffolk, Mt. L Fred A Katie Hassler Hilgec, wt. Sponsors Ron A Judy Heggern Winifred, Mt. Bob A Patsy Simac Winirred, Mt. TFAVISIOWNL— INSURANCE WILLIAM R PRICE. C.I.C 538-5458 S2.0 W Mam • P 0 Box 210 • Lewistown. MT 59457 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Lewi-itoion Coca-Cola 204 1 Av M Lem Atom Mi. 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