Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1979 volume:

I Seniors 4 u Sports 26 Cheerleaders 34 Juniors 64 Clubs 70 Sophomores 96 Music 102 Freshmen 110 Prom 116 Faculty 122 Middle School 134 □ Advertising 150 To Baker s Mr. Ag We, the Senior Class of 1979, are proud to dedicate our annual to you, Mr. Howard Breitbach. We feel that you have been a great asset to our school and have helped us and many of the other students of BHS to learn and grow. Again, we would like to thank you for all your dedication to this school and all of the students. 3 The Senior-Faculty Game. Above: Is that the Senior girls? Below: The flasher! Forget something Merri ? ■■ ZLi Above: 3 gents say hi11. Below: Must be hungry Gary. 5 Alice lean Abrams Success is 909: hardwork, 10% genius. Scott Douglas Abrams We're all a little bit crazy, some of us just aren't afraid to show it. Connie Rae Arne 11 That which we are, we are, if we are to be any better, now is the time to begin. Wanda Lynn Austin 1 think virtue goes with size. Jae T. Barefoot Wouldn't it be nice if we could find other things as easily as we find fault. Robert Fay Beach We boil at different degrees. 6 Cameo Lynn Bernier I, Cameo Bernier, do here by leave God's blessings, in Jesus Christ name, upon all of the future seniors of Baker High School. David Eugene Bowl and To busied with the crowded hour to fear to live or die. Constance Marie Bruha All things bright and beautiful all creature great and small all things wise and wonderful The Lord God made them all. Timothy R. Buchanan Rewards are not always at the end of the trail - sometimes the trail is the important thing. Cheryl Lynn Burns The greatest gift 1 have to offer you is a smile. Linda Marie Cameron The only time you musn't fail is the last time you try. ? Cathy Ann Carlson Make yourself necessary to somebody. Lester Clifford Christianson The trouble with success is that by the time you' ve got it made, you look as if you'd slept in it. Christina Leigh Curry I leave today to look for my tomorrow. Tomorrow I'll come searching for today. Shawna Jean Ehret Nature forms us Sin deforms us School informs us Religion reforms us Only Christ can transform us. Gaye Lynn Engesser Sander When you have noone left but God, then for the first time you become aware that God is enough. Paul Douglas Enos Justice is truth in action. 8 Merri Lee Flor Love is a gift, wrapped in the daily joy of living with ribbons of thoughtfulness, trimmed in kisses and smiles. Marty Paul Gonsioroski We do not count a man's years until he has nothing left to count. Rodney James Hanson Today is yesterday's tomorrow'. Thomas Glenn Heaps We all live to much in a circle. LaMonte Kevin Hodges There is moderation even on success. Tina Ray Hughes Happy is the house that shelters a friend. Donna Maye Huether Let me see myself just once as others see me. Toby Roger Hurley Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Wade Alan Jacobsen It's what you learn after you know it all that counts. Linda Lee Johnson I saved you a piece ol sunshine; in case you ever need a place away from darkness. David Birdsall Kono Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Douglas M. Lindstrom Love is a feeling few find, the ones who do, find it well worth the search. I 10 A.J. Martin Let no one make the road harder by magnifying difficulties and making the worst of everything. Richard Wayne Livesey There's no road without a star above it. Victoria Jo Losing Love is a joy that can't be seen.. .a tie that can't be broken. Richard Dean Martin Everybody is crazy but you and me, but 1 have my doubts about you! Kerry Anne McGonigal Count your age by the joy you give rather than the years you live. es Gregory Mahon foolish man waits for s ship to come in; A ise man rows out to eet it. Janice Marie Meschke I am not what 1 ought to be, not what I want to be, not what I am going to be, But thankful I am not what 1 used to be. Kevin Wade Miller Never read any book that is not a day old. Jana Rose Mueller 1 am not afraid of tomorrow, for 1 have seen yesterday, and 1 love today. Monica Ann Nielson It's always morning somewhere in the world. Ralph E. O'Dell There are many voyages in life, but the greatest voyage is life itself. Irene Fay O'Donnell God is, and all is well. Barbara Joene Olind Don't cross a bridge until you come to it. Jill Marie Overton It is amazing how much can be accomplished if no one cares who gets the credit. obert William Owens he first step in iaking a dream come ue is waking up . Randall Scott Pfeifle Great is the art of beginning, but greater the art of ending. William Dean Potter The one that cares will get something worth caring about. Douglas A. Post One day in the country is worth a month in town. 13 G. Todd Rustad It's easier to stay out than get out. Angela Rene Schell The language of friendship is not words-but meaning. Brenda Fae Schell In friendship we only see those faults which may be prejudicial to our friends. In love we see no faults but those by which we suffer ourselves. Robert William Sell The great man is the man who does a thing for the first time. Mark E. Sieler The man who lets himself be bored is even more contemptible than the bore . Gail Marie Skidmore We are minute's little things. Each are furnished 60 wings. We are but minutes use us well for how we're used you'll one day tell. Cindy Lou Spracklin There is no substitute for hard work. Renata Fayne Stadel My most cherished possession I wish I could leave you is my faith in Jesus Christ, for with Him and nothing else you can be happy, but without him and with all else you'll never be happy. Dona Faye Stanhope He gives the very best to these who leave the choice with him. Robert W. Stanhope Its a long road and a little wheel, and it takes lots of turns to get there. Thomas Kelly Stevens Truth is the most valuable thing we have. Russell J. Stodd ard Old and young, we are all on our last cruise. 15 Cristy Jo Tuggle Go a little crazy! Laurie Marie Volz Precious times and moments are never lost. . .really they just grow more wonderful into the heart that keeps them. Gary Lee Wade The man who wans may have been counted out several times, but he didn't hear the referee. Kathy Gae Williams The deepest feeling shows itself in silence... Fay Lorraine Wiman Strangers are friends you've never met. Kay Arleen Wiman A man knows when he has found his vocation when he stops thinking about how to live and begins to live. 16 Sherrie Lynn Wyland There is no duty we so much underate as the duty of being happy. Lisa Marlene Young The most valuable gift you can give another is a good example. Rebecca Ann Zacher If you love something, set it free; If it comes back to you it's yours; If it doesn't it never was yours to begin with. Class Officers And Sponsors Seniors 79 Kevin Miller Mr. Dilworth 1‘om Stevens Lisa Young Shawna Ehret Linda Cameron Jana Mueller Wade Jacobsen Mrs. Anderson 17 Honored Students Of 1979 Top Ten Lisa Young Cindy Spracklin Kay Wiman Merri Flor Jana Mueller Shawna Ehret James Mahon Linda Cameron Renata Stadel Brenda Schell Salutatorian Cindy Spracklin ♦ u Valedictorian Lisa Young Honor Award Lisa Young Best Citizen Award Shawna Ehret Bill Potter Who’s Who In America Jana Mueller, Gary Wade, Merri Flor, Lisa Young Our mystery of life has not yet been solved, but it is a reality to be experienced Class Colors Class Flower Blue and Silver Blue Carnation Baccalaureate And Parent-Senior Banquet The message for the Seniors at Baccalaureate was given by Father Tobin. The Parent-Senior Banquet was held Monday, May 20th in the Catholic Church basement. The Toastmaster for the evening was Cary Wade. Introduction of the Seniors was given by the Senior Advisors, Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Dilworth. The Class Will was given by Merri Flor, Fay Wiman, and Lisa Young. The Class Prophecy was read by Connie Amell and Bean Stanhope. The Senior class sang two selections. A farewell to the Seniors was given by Mr. McGonigal. The pictures above are of the Banquet and the practice for graduation. Class Of 1979 Commencement Exercises The Class of '79 before graduation. Fay Wiman and Gary Wade Bean Stanhope coming in. coming in. Linda, showing off what you wear under that? 22 Cindy Spracklin giving her Salutatorian address. Right: Lisa Young giving her Valedictorian address. Far right: Speaker Gerald Sullivan giving his address. The graduation exercises were started off with the processional of all the graduating Seniors. There were 63 graduates this year. The invocation was given by Reverend Lentz. The honor graduates gave their addresses. They were Cindy Spracklin- Salutatorian and Lisa Young-Valedictorian. Then our speaker Mr. Gerald Sullivan, a Professor at Montana State University, spoke on ''On Becoming A Real Person''. The symphonic band played a few selections then came the presentations of diplomas. Many awards were given to the students for their outstanding achievements. Reverend Lentz then gave the Benediction followed by the recessional of the graduates. With the end of graduation there were many tears and smiles. Some happy to be done and some quite sad to leave. We all have many good memories of our school years. Wandering the halls after some great excuse we used to get out of class, playing chess in study hall, giving the teachers a bad time, all the basketball games, wrestling matches, football, golf, track, and other sports, the clubs we belonged to, and all of our friends. We all will go our separate ways now but none of us will ever be able to forget our great years here at BHS. 64 Cmmmmd WIOW Class of 7 979 WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1979 ' vJr BAKER HIGH SCHOOL Al DITORIUM Processional...................Baker High School Band Invocation...............................ReverendE.W, Lentz Salutatory Address ...........Cindy Lou Spracklin Valedictory Address ..........Lisa Marlene Young Address................Gerald D. Sullivan, Ed. D, Professor of Education, Montana State University' 1 ’On Becoming a Real Person11 Selection .................Baker High School Band Presentation of Diplomas ........Douglas E. Barone Chairman, Board of Trustees Presentation of Awards ......,Harry D. Erickson G T.F. McGonigal Benediction ..................ReverendE.W. Lentz Recessional....................Baker High School Band Class Colors....................... Blue G Silver Class Flower.......................Blue Carnation Motto: 1 ’Our Mystery Of Life Has Not Yet Been Solved, But It Is a Reality To Be Experienced’ ’. Graduating Seniors of Baker High School May 23, 1979 Alice Jean Abrams Connie Rae Arnell Kathy Gae Williams Bagley Jay T. Baefoot Robert Fay Beach David Eugene Bowland Constance Marie Bruha Cheryl Lynn Bums Linda Marie Cameron Cathy Ann Carlson Lester Clifford Christianson Christina Leigh Curry Shawna Jean Ehret Paul Douglas Enos Merri Lee Flor Marty Paul Gonsioroski Rodney James Hanson Thomas Glenn Heaps LaMonte Kevin Hodges Tina Kay Hughes Donna Maye Huether Toby Roger Hurley Wade Alan Jacobsen Linda Lee Johnson David Birdsall Kono Richard Wayne Livesey Victoria Jo Losing lames Gregory Mahon A.J. Martin Richard Dean Martin Kerry Ann McGonigal Janice Marie Meschke Kevin Wade Miller Jana Rose Mueller Monica Ann Nielsen Ralph E. O'Dell (Buddy) Irene Faye O'Donnell Barbara Joene Olind Jill Marie Overton Robert William Owens Randall Scott Pfeifle William Dean Potter Douglas A. Post G, Todd Rustad Angela Rene Schell Brenda Fae Schell Robert William Sell MarkE. Sieler Gaye Lynn Engesser Sander Cindy Lou Spracklin Renata Fayne Stadel Dona Faye Stanhope Robert W. Stanhope (Bean) Thomas Kelly Stevens Russell J. Stoddard Cristy Jo Tuggle Laurie Marie Volz Gary Lee Wade Fay Lorraine Wiman Kay Arleen Wiman Sherrie Lynn Wyland Lisa Marlene Young Rebecca Ann Zacher Senior Class Sponsors The Class of 1979 wishes to thank their sponsors, Mr. Dilworth and Mrs. Anderson for their support, guidance and help during our last year in high school. As we go through life we will always remember their smiles, kindness and warmth. 25 ction Makers Varsity basketball game. Four senior golfers. A wrestling match at Longfellow gym. Above: Throwing the javelin in track. Below: A home football game. Above: Cross Country team coming over the hill. Below: Freshman team in action. Varsity Girls Basketball Kneeling: Gayle Bums, Kim Ketterling. Standing: Coach Kendall, Gaye Engessor, Karen Knipp, Jill Overton, Val Zupanik, Janice Meschke, Kay Hoff, Ann Mueller, Genie Potter, Cheryl Bums, Laurie Volz, Tina Hughes, Coach Hornung Scores Baker 31 Wolf Point 53 Baker 27 Sidney 58 Baker 39 Golva 47 Baker 34 Glasgow 58 Baker 34 Wolf Point 37 BAKER 42 Poplar 36 OT BAKER 28 Bowman 26 Baker 25 Golva 35 Baker 38 Glasgow 57 Baker 22 Sidney 50 BAKER 43 Miles City 42 OT Baker 25 Glendive 39 Baker 31 Miles City 38 Baker 4 Glendive 57 Baker forfeits to Poplar - bad weather Divisional Tournament Baker 28 Sidney 52 Baker 21 Miles City 32 Summary This past season wasn't a very impressive season as far as a won-lost record, but the season was a success in that our young Spartan team gained some valuable playing time and experience. We started the season slowly, but by mid-season we began to play some very competitive basketball. In that stretch we won two games and played some fine ball in a losing effort in five other games. It began to look like we might play the role of a spoiler by tournament time, but the experience of the other teams began to take its toll on the young Spartan team as we entered the final weeks of the season. In the tournament the Spartans played inspiring basketball even though they lost their first two games. The young Spartan team showed great hustle, desire, and determination to win. If this attitude prevails through the summer and into next fall, the Spartans, will be a force to be reckoned with. Record - 3 wins 14 losses Varsity In Action Upper left: Get off my back. Upper right: It's my ball! Middle left: Ahh Twink don't be scared. Above: Stretch for a stuff. Left: A headache won't get you out of this. J.V.’s Look To Future Kneeling: Kim Ketterling, Gayle Bums. Standing: Coach Homung, Val Zupanik, Linda Christianson, Sandy Engesser, Genie Potter, Ann Mueller, Marcie Celander, Gaye Brockel, Barb Mahon, Doreen Losing, Joyce Ferrel, Carol O'Conner, Coach Kendall. Scores BAKER 28 Wolf Point 16 BAKER 33 Sidney 26 Baker 26 Beach 43 BAKER 25 Golva 24 Baker 20 Beach 39 Baker 26 Glasgow 51 Baker 19 Wolf Point 25 BAKER 39 Poplar 35 Baker 26 Bowman 31 Baker 22 Golva 28 Baker 18 Glasgow 33 Baker 24 Sidney 32 BAKER 35 Miles City 22 Baker 16 Glendive 37 BAKER 29 Miles City 27 Baker 12 Glendive 36 6 wins - 10 losses. Summary The tally of games won and lost this season is definitely not an indication of future seasons from these girls. Though there were four more losses than wins, the J.V. 's improved a great deal over last year. They have a tremendous amount of potential which needs to be and will be developed. The J.V.'s strong points are defense, hustle, and attitude. The girls ran the full court press excellently and hustled all the time, both on offense and defense. It was not a winning season but the girls continued to work hard and had a good attitude. Some of the J.V. 's will be playing varsity ball next year, but with some fine freshmen and the returning J.V.'s, a strong and promising season is in the making for next basketball season. All the girls deserve special awards, but only these three are given each year: Most Improved-Marcie Celander Best Defensive-Doreen Losing Hustle Award-Sandy Engesser Working For A Victory Upper left: Hey! Where'd everybody go? Upper right: Everybody was Kung-fu fighting. Middle left: Hit the deck. Above: Val that's not nice ! Left: The headless Spartan jumps again. 31 Fighting Frosh Kneeling: Vicky Zupa nik, Paula Engesser, Kim Lund, Shannon Uecker. Standing: Pam Hughes, Tammy Barkley, Charlene Beckers, Laurie Breitbach, Brenda Meschke, Janae Anderson, Cheri Heron, Starla Householder, Coach Olson. Scores Baker 15 Sidney 21 Baker 24 Beach 44 Baker 19 Glasgow 24 BAKER 36 Beach 30 Baker 15 Poplar 24 BAKER 29 Bowman 20 Baker 4 Glasgow 27 Baker 15 Sidney 34 Baker 18 Miles City 27 Baker 25 Glendive 26 BAKER 26 Miles City 23 Baker 25 Glendive 29 Record 3-9 Summary Making the transition from junior high basketball to high school basketball can be frustrating at times. So went this years Freshman Girl's Basketball season. Finishing with a 3-9 record, these girls lost 4 of these games by 5 points or less. Throughout the year improvement was seen in the offensive and defensive play from each girl on the team. With a never-give-up attitude these girls are the team of the future. Jim O'Connor, John Miller, Kevin Braun, George Heron, Curt Amell, Craig Pinnow, Coach John Hec cker. Coach John Hecker and his young harriers were in a rebuilding year as they had Just 3 juniors and 3 freshmen. Although no one made it to state finals, all did fairly well against tough competition throughout die season. Coach Hecker predicts that with hard work and dedication, die squad will be competitive in the years to come. ’78 Disappointing—Strong Squad Returning Bottom Row: Mary Schwan, Nick Scheuler, Jeff Wood, Ed Courtwright, John Hoke, Doug Vanderpan, Lester Straub, Dan Engessor, Jeff Haase, Rich Whitmore, Hartley Barefoot, Kevin Peterson, Jeff Groshans, Second Row: Marty Williams, Wade Beyers, Mike Leach, Russ Shell, Mike Domagola, Randy Ketterling, Dave Bowland, Kevin Miller, Bill Zachman, Kevin Tuggle, Frosty Williams, Mark Duneman, Allon Fleckenstein, C.B. Heiser, Dan Becker, Jeff Varner, Top Row: Shane Farstveet, Russell Stoddard, Jim Mahon, Rick Livesey, Tim Buchanan, Gary'Wade, Bob Owens, Wade Jacobson, Dale McCamish, Tom Breitbach, Tom Barth, Mike Phebus, Andy Wade, Ward Anderson, Joe Mayo. Season Summary By Coach Harold Schwan The Baker Spartans experienced a disappointing season in 1978. After a strong start, injuries plagued the Spartans all season. Early in the season, quarterback Doug Vanderpan sustained a shoulder injury that prolonged throughout the campaign. Dale McCamish was also hurt early for the entire season. Both starting guards were hampered with ankle injuries along with periodic problems with several other players. In early competition, the Spartans dropped close encounters to Miles City and Sidney; two games that should have been in the ' 'win'' column. From there it wras downhill as the Spartans w ere able to win only over the Poplar Indians in our homecoming game. Defensively, the team played well, and generally won the battle at the line of scrimmage, but inconsistancy in the secondary hurt their opportunities for victory. Offensively, the ground attack wras solid, but inexperience at quarterback and receiving positions allowed the opponents to concentrate on our running attack. Individually, we had some excellent performances, senior tackle Bob Ownes, had an outstanding season in leading the defensive line. He got great support from Rick Livesey, Tim Buchanan, Gary Wrade, one of the outstanding football players in the conference, was consistant wherever he played. In the secondary, Kevin Miller, twice all- conference, and Russell Stoddard led the team along with safety Dave Bowiand. Allon Fleckenstein, a younger player, had several fine efforts. Offensively, Kevin Miller w-as the w'ork horse, gaining the most yards, with excellent support from Russ Stoddard, Allon Fleckenstein, Dave Bowiand, and Shane Farstveet. On the line, center Rick Livesey, Gary Wade, and Bob Owens were consistent. Even though losing, the Spartans w'ere 1 'in the ballgame'' most of the games. We will graduate a fine group of seniors but next season will return 21 lettermen and should have a fine year in football. 34 1978 Senior Lettermen Sitting: Wade Jacobsen, Gary Wade, Rick Livesey, Bob Owens, Kevin Miller Standing: Dave Bowland, Tim Buchanon, Russell Stoddard, Jim Mahon. Eastern Class A All-Conference Selections First Row: Gary Wade and Bob Owens. Second Row: Kevin Miller. Third Row: Rick Livesey, Jim Mahon, and Allon Fleckenstein. Top: Stopping runner from a long gain. Middle: A huddle of the Spartans, Right: Scrimage line mixup. More Gridiron Action Upper left: Action at the scrimmage line. Upper right: Going for a gain. Right: Tackled at the line. Lower right: Blocking for the runner. ) 38 Spartan Homecoming Homecoming Week was filled with many fun and exciting activities. Monday night started out the week with the Junior Varsity Football playing Bowman here. Tuesday was sign and sucker day and that night the girls basketball team played Beach here. Wednesday was dress-up day and the junior high football team playing Sacred Heart here after school. That evening coronation was held with Jana Mueller and Wade Jacobsen becoming the royalty. Thursday was jersey and Spartan day with the option of shorts and boots, followed by spirit night in the evening. All of the classes . ave a skit - Seniors, Mock Drill Team; juniors, radio station (DEAD); Sophomores, Sophomores Are Behind You; Freshman, Crowing Up With Football; and some of the faculty also gave skits. The drill team also performed. After all the spirit in the gym, everyone moved their spirit out to the bonfire. When everyone left the bonfire, some of the seniors had a hot dog and marshmallow roast. The vanity cheerleaders went out and whitewashed on the streets. Friday was maroon and gold day and that night was the homecoming game with the Poplar Indians. We w on - the score being: 6 to 3. After the game was a homecoming victory dance. All during the week was a sign contest, which was won by the Junior class. Above left: Our Homecoming Queen dressed like this? ! fop right: Representatives of station DEAD. n r Horn ecoming R oyal ty Spirit Week L L ■ Queen Jana Mueller and Pi'-lns Wade JaeoUen. ■candidates - Linda Johnson and JaioUen. . v r right Junior claw . inJidatci - Janie KtriChkt and Jim Mahon. tower middle e Sophon clua tkndidato - Jana Mueller tul H Owens candkhUs • Jill Ovc'f i 4m,! Miller. ; V V, V ■ '■ I Ht r m % if s rT ' tZL a 1 i Paint Up — Apple Up — Sign Up Candidates Up 4 42 Wrestlers Return Full Squad After Tough Season Front row: Rhonda Askin, Carol O'Connor. Second row: Jeff Groshans, Russ Schell, Cristy Tuggle, Sandy Engesser, John Hoke, Dale Thompson. Standing: Bill Zachmann, Tom Barth, Danny Engesser, Mike Domagala, John Duffield, Allon Fleckenstein, Joe Mayo, Jeff Haase, Jeff Wood, Doug Schell, Coach Wayne Franks. Summary—Results—Outlook—A wards In the face of stiff competition this year in Eastern A, the Spartan Grapplers achieved some notable successes. Several wrestlers achieved a winning percentage record over the course of all dual meets and three invitational tournaments. Beach Invitational State Line Tournament - Joe Mayo, second; Jeff Haase, second; Dan Engesser, third; Mike Domagala, third; Shane Beckers, fourth. Laurel Invitational Tournament - Allon Fleckenstein, third; Dale Thompson, fourth. Miles City Cowboy Invitational Tournament- Allon Fleckenstein, fourth; Joe Mayo, fourth. Individuals with a winning percentage for the season - Joe Mayo, Dale Thompson, Jeff Haase, Allon Fleckenstein. A full returning squad and the hopeful addition of some new faces should provide for a very successful 1979-80 season. Letter winners for this season: Managers-Cathy Carlson and Rhonda Askin; Fresiliman-Jeff Groshans; Sophomores - Doug Schell, Dan Engesser, Mark Duneman, Allon Fleckenstein, Mike Phebus; [uniors-Dale Thompson, Jeff Haase, Mike Domagala, Joe Mayo, and Tom Barth. Special awards for the past season: Most Improved-Jeff Groshans Most Valuable-Allon Fleckenstein Most Inspirational-Mike Domagala Zeke Lund Memorial Award-Joe Mayo More Action On Wrestling Top left: What next, Allon? Top right: Sandy cheering squad on. Above: Got an itch ' 'Dunny.'1 Middle right: Fans watching, cheerleaders clapping. Right: Joe and Mom on Parents' Night. 46 Inexperience Sets Goal For Spartans Kneeling: Merri Flor and Kerry McGonigal. Standing: Dave Rowland, Doug Vanderpan, Craig Pinnow, Kevin Miller, Shane Farstveet, Cary Wade, Wade Jacobson, Dale McCamish, Andy Wade, Tom Breitbach, Scott Towns end, Mike Herbst, and Lester Straub. Summary Of Season—Tournament Action After narrowly missing a state tournament berth last season, the Baker Spartans did not do w'ell in the 1978-79 campaign. Lack of size and experience contributed heavily to the Spartans downfall, their last season in Class A ranks. Senior captains: Gary Wade, a 6'2 1 2'' forward and Wade Jacobson, a 6 1 ' forward, were the teams leading scorers and rebounders. Gary led the Spartans to their victories and also contributed in the games in which the Spartans almost upset Glasgow and Sidney. Gary averaged 15 points per contest and better than 10 rebounds. After early season problems, Wade Jacobson developed into one of the finest shooters in the Eastern A Division. He ended his high school career with a 25 point second half performance in a narrow loss to the Poplar Indians in the tournament. Seniors Kevin Miller and Dave Bowland played well. Miller was one of the Spartans most valuable players as he played both forward and guard and performed well whenever called upon. Dave was injured most of the season. The coaching staff believed losing Dave was a key loss and took away effectiveness at the guard positions. The underclassmen included: Shane Farstveet, a strong rebounding junior center; Doug Vanderpan, our defensive leader; Dale McCamish, also injured part of the season and not totally effective throughout; Scott Townsend, a most talented sophomore who was third in scoring; and Lester Straub, Mike Herbst, Craig Pinnow, Tom Breitbach, Andy Wade, Jeff Varner, and Forst Eichhorn, who played the J.V. schedule hard and were in almost every game. Though they lost games on the floor, we commend them because they are winners just by competing. Wre look forward to an excellent season in 1979-80. Wre return eight lettermen and have several promising freshman and sophomores. Basketball is on the wfay up and the future looks bright for the Baker Spartans. Getting Ready For The... BIG GAMES Top: Scott Townsend surrounded by tough defense. Above: A scramble on the court. Above: Wade Jacobsen going up for a shot. Left: Gary Wade heading in toward the basket. Sponsored By Russell Culver Younger Squads Look To Future Left to Right: Jim O'Connor, Mike Herbst, Forrest Eichom, Frosty' Williams, Tom Breitbach, Andy Wade, Craig Pinnow, Mike Losing, Jeff Varner, Kevin Petersen, and Lester Straub. Left to Right: Coach Schillinger, Rory Bakken, George Heron, Kevin Petersen, Brian Hickey, Frosty Williams, Mike Losing, Hartley Barefoot, Dwight Quemer, John Lizer, Rich Whitmore, Jim O'Connor, and Manager Kerry McGonigal. Junior Varsity Squad Freshman Squad 50 Golf Team Has A Good Season Kneeling: Genie Potter, Kari Aldridge, Toni Granat, Karen Knipp, Shannon Granat, Standing: John Carlson, Corey Aldridge, Jon Brewer, Rick Livesey, Wade Jacobsen, Jim Mahon, Tom Stevens, Jeff Haase, Joe Mayo, and Coach Menger. The '79 golf season started with 9 rookie and 5 veteran golfers, but none are rookies any longer. Four of the nine improved enough to advance into divisional play. When awards were presented, 11 players had lettered, Genie Potter and Tom Stevens had captured most valuable and the Ed Nelson Memorial Award for the 2nd year consecutively. The remaining awards went to rookies with Karen Knipp and Corey Aldridge receiving the Most Improved player awards, while Shannon Granat received the award for Most Inspirational. In addition to the above mentioned, Terri Barkley, Kari Aldridge, Wade Jacobsen, Rick Livesey, Joe Mayo, and Mike Brewer also lettered. Coach Menger would also like to thank Jim Mahon for his dedicated assistance throughout the season. Genie Potter advanced to state and made a good showing, though not placing, but did gain valuable experience. Sponsored By Cue Brew Standing: Craig Pinnow, Curtis Amcll, Tom Breitbach, Shane Parstreet, Marty Williams, Hartley Barefoot, Tom Barth, Manager Bill Zachmann, Sitting: Dave Bowland, Scott Townsend, Mark Duneman, John Miller, Jim O'Connor, and George I ieron. The boy1 s track team had many bright spots this year. The successes of a young team show promise for next year in Eastern 1 B'1. Dave Bowland the only Senior, must be given much praise and credit for his hard work and dedication. sX JA-' This year many goals were achieved and the tracksters showed constant progress throughout the year. Hardwork and dedication are a very important part of this sport and those who participated showed these attributes daily. Overall the track season was a success and the ■ _ I '1—. h I--7 —■ ■ wfS IP ° .'fir ijf™' future looks very bright. ■ Right: Mark Duneman running a race. Left: Coach Franks, Coach Olsen, Coach Olsen, Coach . Homung. Left: Marie running in a race. Right: The boy's distance runners. Standing: Cheri Heron, Paula Engcsser, Sandy Engesscr, Nancy Griffith, Coach Olsen, Marie Lund Barb Neumann, Laurie Breitbach, Kim Lund, Kneeling: Carol O’Connor Rhonda Amell, St aria Householder, Left: The girl's distance runners. Right: The girl's throwers. program. The girl's track season began with a two month conditioni this year, The balance of this year's earn was for the most part, inexperienced gir of enthusiasm. The young squad was capable of SCO 1 ■ ' ■ , and plentyj — -m ar an in, —.. — — — should develop into a fine unit in yers to come. A bright future is in store for the girl's. 53 Honest, I never let it touch the floor! Sitting down on the job girls? Above: Good performance girls. Left: The band plays on. Below: Cheer on girls. 55 Varsitv Football Cheerleaders Angie Schell, Kaye Overton, Linda Cameron, Jana Mueller, Kelly Uttke The varsity football cheerleaders cheered on the Spartans to a victory on Homecoming night. During the afternoon of Thursday of Homecoming week, the cheerleaders carried the dead Indians through the halls. After spirit night, there was a bonfire and the cheerleaders helped 'fire' everybody up for the Homecoming game on Friday. The Cheerleaders finished out the season with a hopeful attitude for next year. 56 Younger Squads Cheer Em On Varsity Girls Basketball Carla Barone, Lynn Stoddard, Cheri Jacobsen, Lawana Hayden J. V. Girls Basketball Debbie Varner, Diane Miller, Maurie Dent, Kneeling-Kari Alridge Pep Band Livens Up The Crowd ■ Pep Band at one of the Spartans football games. Baker's Pep Band provided music for all football and basketball games, playing prior to games, during presentation of colors, and halftime. What happened, Renata, lose the beat? Twirlers Shine On Above: Front: Carla Barone, Middle : Cheri Jacobsen and Barb Mahon, Back: Merri Flor and Carol O'Connor. Left: The twirlers marching in the fair parade. Football And Basketball Cheerleaders Left to Right: Lynn Stoddard, Cheri Jacobsen, Lawana Hayden, Carla Bame Left to Right Standing: Diane Miller, Maurie Dent, Debbie Varner Front: Kari Aldridge Varsity Boy’s Basketball Cheerleaders Left to Right: Linda Cameron, Kelly Uttke, Angie Schell, Jana Mueller, Jane Russell. Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders Bottom to Top: Cristy Tuggle, Sandy Engesser, Carol O'Connor. 62 Drill Team Entertains The Crowd Kneeling: Charlotte Knipp, Dena Richmond, Teresa Martin, Kim Lund, Shawna Ehret. Standing: Dena Ehret, Colleen Bremer, Marie Lund, Rhonda Amell, Barb Neumann, Roberta Hartse, Laurie Breitbach. A good performance girls! Studying hard Juniors ? Finally have your nose in a book Dale? Get to class Don! 65 Sharwynn Anderson Ward Anderson Curtis Arnell Pam Askin Glenna Barefoot Terri Barkley 7 _ V ft ip Dick Brewer Jon Brewer Gayle Burns Charles Celander Mike Domagala John Duffield Matt Erickson Shane Farstveet Conlan Fried Claire Goemdt Brenda Goodman Toni Granat A Jeff Haase Roberta Hartse Tammy Hastig C.B. Heiser Mike Herbst Ray Huntley Kim Ketterling Randy Ketterling Mark Kirschten Karen Knipp Debra Kramlick Machelle Leach XL- Rhonda Lentz Jerry Losing Carla Madler LuAnn Madler Nancy Mahon Joe Mayo Dale McCamish Jim McGhee John Miller Ann Mueller Dale Newell Matt O'Donnell Reichenberg lane Russell Rosanne Stauss J. Stoddard Lester Straub Dale Thompson Tracy O'Donnell Kaye Overton Hailey Perry Renee Petersen Craig Pinnow Genie Potter Mart)’ Williams Don Wood Bill Zachmann Valerie Zupanik Mikell Tronstad Kelly Uttke Doug Vanderan Dennis Wagner Ron Walraven Mary Wickstrom Lett to right: Jane Russell, A.L. Reichenberg, Karen Knipp, Sharwynn Anderson, Kelly Uttke, Mr. Kendall, Roberta Harste, and Mr. Schillinger, Left: Is it Halloween already? Above: What are you doing Hailey? Right: Studious Red. Class Of 80 69 Juniors Present. . . Left to Right: Don Wood, Terri Barkley, Craig Pinnow, Bill Zachmann, A. L. Reichenberg, Ward Anderson, Machelle Leach, Val Zupanik, Kaye Overton, Debbie Kramlick, Jim McGhee with wolf, Mikell Tronstad, Roberta Hartse, Sharwynn Anderson, Kelly Uttke, Gayle Bums, Mary Wickstrom, Dennis Wagner, Nancee Mahon, Kim Ketterling, Ann Mueller, Jane Russell, Mike Domagala, Jerry Losing. Speech Drama Left to Right: Barb Neumann, Sheila Bondell, Carrie Hoke, Marcie Celander, Cheri Heron, Miss Larson, Ray Huntley. Presenting. . . “The Clockwise: Tom and Dena as the Butler and Maid, Pit Band, Gary and Barb after the wedding. 74 Upper left: The party guests-Bill, Roberta, Shane, Rhonda, Dwight, Anna Craig, Wanda. Middle left: The sisters and postulants with Barb after the wedding. Left: The Von Trappe family. Above: Gary and Barb spending a moment of togetherness. 75 Clockwise: Ready for the trip. Captain Von Trappe. Maria and Mother Abbess. 76 Barb sings to quiet the children. Bean and Becky falling in love. CAST (InOrdfc! oi Appearance) NUNS - Virginia FL Culver, Marlene FL Young. Valene Hanson, Ruth Wang, Jan R us tad, Lavonne Larson, Diana Gill, Sara Jones, Myrna Farstveet, Janies Kenitzer, Dee Dee Gevmg, Juelie McLean, Ann Lund, Paula Veis, Florence Herbet, Florente Groflbanfl, Sue Reynolds MARIA RAINER - Barb Neumann SISTER BERTHE - Rosalyn Young SISTER MARGARETTE - Renatta Stadel THE MOTHER ABBESS - Cathy Carlson SISTER SOPHIA - Connie Bmba CAPTAIN GEORG von TRAPP ■ Gary Wade FRANZ - Tom Breitbach FRAU SCHMIDT - Dena Ehret UESL - Becky Zac her FRIEDRICH - Mark Wood LOUISA Kim Lund KURT - Jonathon Neumann BRIGJTTA - Maria Prokop MARTA - Tami Robinson GRETL - Lora Williams ROLF GRUBER'Bean Stanope ELSA SCHRAEDER - Angie Schell MAX DETWEILER - Bill Zachmann HERR ZELLER - Russell Stoddard BARON ELBERFELD - Tom Barth FRAU ZELLER - Eoeanne Stauss BARONESS ELBERFELD - Brenda Meschke PARTY GUESTS - Craig Pinnow, Dwight Ouenzer, Dale McCamish, Shane Faratveet, Rhonda Lentz, Roberta Hartse, Anna Hughes, Wanda Braun POSTULANTS Dona Stanhope, Shawna Ehret, Jeanette Zachmann, Debbie Dockter ADMIRAL von SCHREEBER - Rick Livesey TRIO OF SAENGERBUND - Paula Engeseer, Rory Bakkeo, Rich Whitmore FRAULEIN SCHWEIGER Kaye Overton PIT BAND Flute and Piccolo - Carol O'Connor Bb Clarinet Cheri Jacobsen, N ncee Mahon Oboe English Horn - Lisa Young Trumpet - LaMonte Hodges, Doug Vanderpan French Horn Sharwynn Andeiaon Trombone - Laurie Breitbach Violins (Flutes) - Mem Flor, Tina Hughes, Debbie Lentz, Marie Lund Cellos (Baritone) Linda Cameron; (Bassoon) Kay HoH Base - Kelly Mahon Piano Kathy McGonigal Percussion - Jane Russell Ticket takers - Gayle Bums, Collette Hurley, Kerry McGonig L Rhonda Pieifle Ushers - Bill Potter, Debbie Varner, Joe Mayo, Jae Bare fool, Christo Tuggle Stage Crew - Craig Pinnow, mgr,; Shane Faratveet, Bob Owens, John Miller, Russel] Stoddard, Scott Graham, Rick Livesey, Bean Stanhope, Dale McCanns h Set Finishing  d Scenery Merri Flor, Jana Mueller, Dona Stanhope, Becky Zac her, Barb Neumann, Dena Ehret, Rhonda Lentz, Tina Hughes, Kim Lund, Mane Lund, Debbie Lentz, Shawna Ehret, Connie Bruha, Brenda Meschke, Kerry McGonigal, Jeanette Zachmann, Renata Stadel, Laurie Breitbach, Janae Anderson ProduchonCrew and Set Preparation ■ Production mgr. Bill Zachmann; Set Preparation mgr. Tom Barth, Gary Wade, Bean Stanhope, Craig Pinnow, Shane Faratveet, Tom Breitbach, Bob Owens, Russell Stoddard, Dwight Quenzer, Scott Wood, Mark Wood, Kent Wood, Doug Vanderpan Make-up - Mre, Curtis Almy assisted by Nellie Bondell, Gail Skidmore, Mac be He Leach, Mary Wickstrom Top to Bottom: Top: A. L. hard at work. Middle: Front Row: Paula Engesser, Tim Buchanan, Miss Meyer, Donna Stanhope, Roberta Hartse, Glenna Barefoot, Merri Flor, Kerry' McGonigal, Back Row: Janae Anderson, Starla Householder, Cheryl Burns, Gaye Sander, Connie Bruha, Kelly Uttke, Jana Mueller, Bottom: Scott finishing mug. 78 F.C.H.S. Rodeo Club Dale Thompson, Todd Rustad, Doug Post, Sharlene Beckers, joene Olind, Teresa Rustad, Connie Bruha, Joyce Ferrel, Pam Askin. Girls team: Pam Askin, Hailey Perry, Mike 11 Tronstad, Joene Olind, Sharlene Beckers, Connie Bruhe, Joyce Ferrel. 79 F.F.A. Hosts First row: Sheila Bondell, Charlene Beckers, Jennifer Myhre, Mary Lutts. Second row: Matt O'Donnell, Conlan Fried, Vickie Losing, Irene O'Donnell, Mark Kirschten, Dennis Wagner. Third row: Buddy O'Dell, Dick Brewer, Mary Kirschten, Danny Engesser, Jerry Losing, Doug Post. Fourth row: Marty Gonsioroski, Mark Message, Dennis Dietz, Todd Rustad, Jay Nyquist, Mike Phebus, Mr. Breitbach. Dist. Convention -- V' Charlene trying out her ' 'Farrah'' ! Gentlemen start your engines. Conlan knows those tools. Spartan Scroll The Spartan Scroll staff worked all year and put out seven issues. Members of the Scroll Staff were: Advisor: Mrs. Franks Editor: Hailey Perry Production editor: Carla Madler Artwork: Lisa Young Sports: Jill Overton Reporters: Ward Anderson, Gail Skidmore, Marcie Stein. Let's get started. First Row: Kay Wiman, Laurie Volz, Jana Mueller, Vickie Losing, Renata Stadel. Second Row: Genie Potter, Hailey Perry, Cheryl Burns, Bean Stanhope, Wanda Braun, Toni Granat, Linda Johnson, Becky Zacher. Third Row: Theresa i radac, Linda Cameron. Not Pictured: Fay Wiman 1979 Spartan Annual Staff At Work Hey you two, work on the annual. Distributive Education Clubs Of America First Row: Jill Overton, Laurie Volz, Kay Wiman, LaMonte Hodges, Mr. Franks, Tob Hurley , Don Wood, Linda Johnson, Cheryl Bums. Second Row: Sherrie Wyland, Nellie Bondell, Joene Olind, Connie Amell, Rick Martin, Randy Pfeifle, Shane Farstveet, Dick Brewer. Third Row: Vickie Losing, Bill Potter. Banquet Speakers Top: Demil Young Above: Joene Olind Top: Sherrie Wyland Above: Wayne Franks, Advisor National Honor Society Old members-First Row: Jana Mueller, Jae Barefoot, Kerry McGonigal, Renata Stadel, Merri Flor, Connie Arnell, Vickie Losing, Linda Cameron. Second Row: Lisa Young, Cindy Spracklin, Shawna Ehret, Jane Russell, Gary' Wade. Third Row: Mr. Mueller, Dave Bowland, Bean Stanhope, Fay Wiman, Bill Zachmann, Tom Breitbach, Conlan Freid. New members-First Row': Becky Zacher, Cristy Tuggle, Kim Ketterling, Rhonda Lentz, Roberta Hartse, Connie Bruha, Linda Johnson, Cheryl Burns. Second Row: Dennis Wagner, Gayle Bums, Tom Barth, Carla Madler, LuAnn Madler, Hailey Perry, Ann Mueller, Tracy O'Donnell, Dona Stanhope, Marie Lund, Barb Neumann, Irene O'Donnell. 6 Library Staff Cary'Wade, Linda Christianson, Hailey Perry', Kim Ketterling, Kevin Miller, Roberta Hartse, Bean Stanhope, Mr. Hecker, Dave Bowland. Lisa Young, Jana Mueller. Dave Bow land, Cary Wade, Bean Stanhope. Student Council In chairs: Kevin Miller, Gary Wade. Sitting: Paula Engesser, Linda Cameron, Rich Whitmore. Standing: Jill Overton, Jana Mueller, Barb Neumann, Bill Zachmann, Vickie Losing, A.L. Reichenberg, Kelly Uttke, Mark Kirschten, Jim Mahon, Bean Stanhope, Mark Dune man. Trying to rip off the pop machine again, Wade? 88 German Back Row: Mrs. Franks, Carla Madler, Dennis Wagner, Conlan Freid, Kenny Lutts. Second Row: Nancy Griffith, Matt Erickson, Carol Rath, Ray Huntley, Bill Zachmann, Rhonda Arnell. Sitting: Jane Russell, Lisa Young, Patty Wuest. Future Homemakers First Row: Tracy 01 Donnell, Dona Stanhope, Miss Hanson, Fay Wiman, Starla Householder. Second Row: Irene O'Donnell, Charlotte Knipp, Shawna Ehret, Joene Olind. Third Row: Nellie Bondell, Brenda Meschke, Pam Askin, Kay Wiman. Office Installation: Kay Wiman, Pam Askin, Starla Householder, Brenda Meschke, Charlotte Knipp, Shawna Ehret, Tracy O'Donnell, Joene Olind, Irene O'Donnell, Fay Wiman. Top to Bottom: Look out for Pam everybody. What's behind the green door, girls? Smile Miss Hanson. Spartanettes Help Boost The Crowd Kneeling: Kay Overton, Kim Ketterling, Diane Miller, Maurie Dent, 2nd row: Miss Meyer, Rhonda Pfiefle, Gayle Burns, Laurie Volz, Toni Granat, Debbie Varner, 3rd row: Merri Flor, Joyce Ferrell, Amie Brown, Fay Wiman, 4th row: Rhonda Askin, Cheryl Burns, Linda Cameron, 5th row: Kari Aldridge, Merri Kirschten, Jan Shepherd, Paula Engesser, 6th row: Vicki Zupanik, GayBrockel, Tammy Barkley, Janae Anderson, 7th row: Brenda Schell, Val Zupanik, Kay Hoff, and Barb Mahon. 92 Left to Right, Top to Bottom: Mike Domagala, Dale Thompson, Tom Breitbach, Andy Wade, Tom Barth, Second Row: Mark Duneman, Genie Potter, Kim Ketterling, Karen Knipp. Third Row: Cathy Carlson, Kerry McGonigal, Craig Pinnow. Fourth Row: Joe Mayo, Marty Williams, Randy Ketterling, John Duffield, Shane Farstveet, C.B. Heiser. Fifth Row: Gay! e Bums, Marie Lund, Joyce Ferrel, Rhonda Askin, Rick Livesey, Matt Erickson. Sixth Row: Kaye Overton, Kay Hoff, Bill Zachmann. Seventh Row: Linda Christianson, Val Zupanik, Jim Mahon. Eighth Row: Doug Vanderpan, Gary Wade, Lester Straub, Jeff Haase, Allon Fleckstein, Jill Overton, Kevin Miller. Athletic Banquet Caught in the act. Ohh! What a note ! Is this really mine ? ? Let's eat! ! 94 Another year, another Pitter? Ah come on Mr. H. Here comes the judge. Gary you really did it! When is it my turn ? This one is mine ! Smile Linda. SOPHOMORES 97 Corey Aldridge Shane Beckers Mike Brewer Linda Christianson Rhonda Arnell Rick Bernier Gay Brockel Shelly Clark Sherry Arnold Melodie Boggs Karen Celander Sheila Connolly Rhonda Askin Sheila Bondell Marcie Celander Ed Courtright Carla Barone Theresa Bradac Jennifer Cheadle Dennis Dietz Patricia Becker Colleen Bremer Dave Childers Debbie Dockter 98 Mark Duneman Allon Fleckenstein Kevin He If rich Cheri Jacobsen Forst Eichhorn Scott Fried Cheri Heron Mike Leach Dan Engesser Shannon Granat Kay Hoff Debbie Lentz Sandy Engessei Nancy Griffith Carrie Hoke Doreen Losing Joyce Ferrel Debbie Grote Pam Hughes Marie Lund Arleen Ferrell Brenda Heiser Collette Hurley Kenny Lutts 99 Mary Lutts Kevin Novak Teresa Rustad Russell Sell Barb Mahon Carol O'Conner Doug Schell Lynn Stoddard Teresa Martin Barb Owens Kurt Schell Harlen Thompson Wes McLaughlin Rhonda Pfeifel Rick Schell Scott Townsend a- ifcJ. -i I f 4 « ■ 'w ul 1 i ■ jj Mark Meccage Mike Phebus Russ Schell Wade Travis Barb Neumann Kyle Ramberg Mary Schwan Patty Tronstad Andy Wade Debbie Wildish Doug Wolenetz Jeff Wood Class Officers Kevin Tuggle Jeff Varner Tina Woodsend Randy Wyland Left to right: Scott Townsend, Mary Schwan, Allon Fleckstein, Kay Hoff, Nancy Griffith, and Mark Duneman Music Makers Top left: A.L. Singing '1 Goodbye'1 at Pops Concert. Top right: The Beauty Shop Quartet at the Awands Banquet. Middle left: Jane Russell on the xylophone at Pops Quartet. Above: Brass Quintet-part of the entertainment during Awards Banquet. Left: Mr. Howard receiving plaque from Barb Neumann. Merri Flor is waiting to present a plaque to Mr. Wood. 103 Wf Cheerleading brings out the beast in meI Cheerleading Candids Cheerleader's float for Spirit Night Do you have a run Paula? The eensy-weensy spider— My god. he's tall. Aaaaaaaaaah! Who you looking for Vicky? Thank you up there! 106 OK. Let's get on with the game Choir Performs Four Concerts—Baccala urea te Row One - Kim Lund, Debbie Lentz, Shawna Ehret, Kerry McGonigal, Brenda Mesche, Charlette Knipp, Becky Zacher, Shelly Clark. Row Two - Jeanette Zachman, Chris Curry, Mary Schwan, Mary Wickstrom, Cheri Heron, Rosanne Stauss, Marie Lund, Barb Neumann, Alice Abrams, Robert Hartse, Connie Bruha, Jane Russell, Tina Hughes. Row Three - Gaye Engesser, LuAnn Madler, Cris Tuggle, Nancy Griffith, Nellie Bondell, Kelly Uttke, Sharwyn Adnerson, Rosalyn Young, Wanda Braum, Rhonda Lentz, Nancee Mahon, Gail Skidmore. Row Four - Allan Varner, John Miller, Bean Stanhope, Jeff Haase, Jim McGhee, Don Wood, A.L. Riechenburg, Allon Fleckenstein, Tom Breitbach, Russell Stoddard, Doug Vanderpan, Dwight Quenzer, Bill Zachman, Doug Lindstrom, Brad Beyers. Director - Mr. Howard Not Pictured - Renata Stadel, Rick Livesay, Gary Wade. Choir Summary Of Year At left is Mr. Howard, Choir Director, monitoring the sound equipment. The Baker Concert Choir had 48 members during the 1978-79 school year. Many members participated in the Honor Choir at Glendive. The Choir sang at four concerts this year and sang at the Baccalaureate Services. At the Awards Night, appreciation certificates were given to Marie Lund, Barb Neumann, and jane Russell. Chorus accompanists, Ruth Wang, Jan Tuggle, Lisa Young, Jim McGhee, Barb Neumann, and Jane Russell, were recognized. The National School Choral Award was given to Barb Neumann. Stage Band Performs For Homecoming; Style , Pops Con cert The Baker Stage Band is shown at the left after providing the music for the 1978 Homecoming Coronation. They also gave performances at the Band Mothers’ Style Show and the Pops Concert, Piano Students Increase In Skill Sitting at piano: Marie Lund, Barb Neumann, Standing: Cheri Jacobsen, Lisa Young, Mr. Bruggeman, Instructor, Jane Russell, Laurie Breitbach, Jim McGhee, Kim Lund, 106 Swing Choir—Superior At State—Pleasing Sound Sitting: Kerry McGonigal, LuAnn Madler, Debbie Lentz, Kelly Uttke. Standing: Rosanne Stauss, Rhonda Lentz, John Miller, Cris Tuggle, Bill Zachmann, A.L. Reichenberg, Jim McGhee, Connie Bruha, Tom Breitbach, Barb Neumann. Brass Sextet Earns Superior At State Laurie Breitbach, Jeanette Zachmann, Tom Barth, Rosalyn Young, Debbie Zueschner, Kelly Uttke 107 Eight Music Makers Earn Superiors At State Festival 108 Students receiving a superior for their solos were: Lisa Young, Oboe and piano; Patty Wuest, EEb Contrabass Clarinet; Doug Vanderpan, Trumpet; Laurie Breitbach, Trombone; Barb Neumann, Tuba and Vocal; Tom Barth, Tuba; Jane Russell, Drums; Not Pictured, Carol O'Connor, Flute. Brass Sextet Reneta Stadel, Lester Christianson, Jan Russell Three Groups Come Home With State Superior Rating CLARINET CHOIR First row; Cathy Carlson, Jim McGhee, Cheri Jacobsen, Nancee Mahon, Collette Hurley, Gayle Bums, Rhonda Pfeifle, Tammy Barkley. Second row: Kaye Overton, Patty Wuest, Rhonda Amell, Lynn Stoddard, Kay Hoff, Anna Hughes. BRASS CHOIR First row: Shanvyn Anderson, Kelly Uttke . Second row: Pam Hughes, Rosalyn Young, Rick Livesey, LaMonte Hodges, Doug Vanderpan, Debbie Zueschner. Third row: Dwight Querner, Craig Pinnow, Laurie Breitbach, Bill Zachmann, Linda Cameron, Tom Breitbach, Barb Neumann, Tom Barth. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE Reneta Stadel, Rosanne Stauss, Carla Barone, Lester Christianson, Janae Anderson, Kevin Novak, Jane Russe 11. r FRESHMEN Above: Is that a sucker you've got in your mouth Diane? Right: Looks like someone slapped a grinner and a noogie on you Jim! Above: Frosty, are all those girls yours? Left: A typical day in freshmanland. Kari Aldridge Janae Anderson Rory Bakken Hartley Barefoot Tammy Barkley Daniel Becker Richard Becker Sharlene Beckers Emma Benner kevin Braun Laurie Breitbach Amie Brown John Carlson Maurie Dent Dena Ehret Paula Engesser Larry Greenlee Jeffrey Groshans Randy Hastig Don Heaps 112 Sherrie Heim Darrel Hermann George Heron Ronda Heyen Brian Hickey John Hoke Starla Householder Scott Huether Lisa Hughes Gary lrgens Merri Kirschten Charlotte Knipp Rodney Kramlick John Lizer Denise Losing Mike Losing ‘ Kim Lund Glen Madsen Brenda Meschke Diane Miller 113 Jennifer Myhre Jim O'Connor Kevin Petersen Dwight Quenzer Connie Rath Dena Richmond Nick Schueler Jan Shepherd Gene Skidmore Josh Tiedemann Shannon Uecker Alan Varner Debbie Varner Richard Whitmore Forrest Williams Scott Williams Carole Willian Patty Wuest Rosalyn Young Jeanette Zachman 114 Debbie Zueschner Vickie Zupanik Left: Is that the basketball team? Above: Goofing off on the bench Frosty? Below: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Left to right: Paula Engesser, Laurie Breitbach, Rich Whitmore, Kevin Petersen, Rosalyn Young, Janae Anderson, and Tammy Barkley. s Jr J ' 116 117 Prom Rovaltv 1979 Prom King and Queen: Irene O'Donnell and Bean Stanhope. Attenden ts Cristy Tuggle Tom Stevens Kerry McGonigal Rick Livesey Jae Barefoot LaMonte Hodges Shower The People Colors Band Purple Bold Lightning White 118 Princess Kerry. Bean and Irene, 79's King and Queen. handsome ? What a couple ! 119 Above: The chaperones decide to join in the fun. Middle: The frosh take over. Right: Dale and Rosanne in the Grand March. 120 Sponsored by Rusmore Homes Left: Linda and Gary taking in the view. Below: The hard working cleaners afterwards. Mind Developers Is this the new chain gang? Showing off your wee-small muscles Mr. Olsen?ft? , 0 P i Cf Above: You must be enjoying that Mr. Homung! Far right: Must be interesting Miss Wisemen. Caught in the act! 123 A relaxing day at work Mr. Wolentz ? Superin tendent’s Message To the Senior Class of 1979. I wish each of you the courage to do that which you should do and the vision to know what it is that you must do. I wish each of you ambition to see your lifes goals to fruition and the intelligence to make a wise choice as to those goals. 1 wash each of you humility to be a good and kind human being and the faith to know that being humble is not to be weak. I wash each of you the loyalty which binds friends, family and countrymen into a meaningfull strong relationship and the love for your fellow' human beings which will make them loyal to you. 1 wish each of you success and prosperity and the good sense to recognize the opportunity which leads to that success. Finally, I wish each of you happiness and peace of mind without which all else is useless. 6 Harry Erickson Sitting; Doug Barone, Carol Bechtold, Alfred Braun, Henry Logar, Standing; Harry Erickson, Ashley Stanhope, Art Koeing, Herb McCamish, Rex Farstveet, Charles Woodsend. Not pictured; Richard Carlson 124 i Thomas McGonigal Principal Hilary Hopfauf Vice-Principal Julia LaCross Asst, Elementary Principal, Jr. High Cheerleaders Lois Murphy Secretary Carol Bechtold Clerk Jean Hopfauf Asst. Clerk and Secretary 125 Val Hanson Home Ec, FHA Wayne Franks Typing, Office Practice, Marketing, DECA, Wrestling Dave Blake Accounting, Shorthand, Business Math G Law, Boys' P.E. Asst. Jr. High Football Coach, 7-Boys B-B Dick Heron Typing, Consumer Ed, Yearbook. Ross Barefoot Guidance Doris Householder Tutor s ■V 126 Janice De s English, Sociology, American History Clayton Hornung Social Studies, Boys' P.E. , Girls' BB Coach, Track Mary Anderson English, Drama Carol Franks German, English, Newspaper Tom Kendall Driver's Ed, Girls' BB Coach, 8th grade Boys' BB, Jr. Class Advisor Lavonne Larson English, Speech and Drama Wanda Koehmstedt Tutoring, Jr, ! iigh Cheerleaders Richard Menger Biology, Golf Byron Wolenetz Math, Aviation Tom Mahon Language Arts, Jr. High Speech Drama Max Mueller Science, Math, National Honor Society Sponsor John Hecker Library, Cross Country. 128 Pat Williams Library Aide Linda Meyer Art, GAA Pep Club Cheerleaders Jim Schillinger Math Asst., Football Coach, Boys' Frosh BB, Jr. Class Advisor Steve Prokop industrial Arts Don Dilworth Math, Student Council, Intramurals Howard Breitbach VoAg, FFA 129 Everett Bowland Carpentry, Electricity, Construction, Track. Joel Howard Vocal Music Roy Wood Instrumental Music Kathy Olsen Ciris' P.E., Girls' Frosh BB Coach, Track Don Olsen World History, Boys' P. E. , Asst. Football Coach, Boys' BB Coach, Track Ed Jones Science, Asst. Football Coach, B Wrestling Coach Jr. High Track. 130 Harold Schwan Jr. High Art, Football Coach, Boys' Basketball Coach, BM Club Advisor Mike Krieger Social Studies, Wrestling Coach Toni Wiseman Tutoring - 7 - 8, GAA Pep Club, Cheerleaders i Jack Parker Guidance, Tutoring, Psychologist Mary Trapani Speech Therapy Bennie Bechtold Head Custodian 131 Gus Wic kstrom Custodian Bob Wickstrom Custodian Harlen Thompson Custodian I Loretta Schell Anna Miller Frieda Amken Head Cook Margaret Coddington Frances Bertsch 112 Top left: Another Boring Day in Class. Top right: Mr. Homung modeling the latest in B.B. fashions. Middle left: Hi Y'all. Above: Tiny Tim. Right: The Teachers Casino. 133 MIDDLE SCHOOL What are Bobby and Jim doing now? Is that your natural face Scott? 11 i f I Si Are you the typical intelligent scholarly junior high student? Below: Goofing off in library. Looks like your all wrapped up Domagala ! Below: At the game. Top: Students after P.E. Above: Get to studying. Sandra Austin Shelly Barefoot Carrie Bernier Brenda Blake Anita Bowl and Pam Bremer Jill Brockel Julie Bruha 1 Tom Bruha Beverly Burghduff Don Carlson Keith Carber Teressa Dilworth Kay Lynn Dixon Mark Domagala Sharon Donaldson Robynn Enos Kevin Natalie Ferrel Fleckenstein Doug Goerndt Kim Gookin Scott Graham Jeff Hadley JoAnna Halmans Henry Hastig Karla Helfrich Sandra Hermann it I Debra Hetland Lellani Hodges Lauri Hoenke Rochelle Hurlbert Shelly Jackson Kenneth Kenitzer Kent Ketterling l V Steve Koenig Julie Kono Doug Kusler Doug Losing Maxine Losing Valerie Losing Orville Madler Kelly Mahon Kathy McGonigal Todd Meccage 137 I Gerard Meschke James Miller Stacy Neary i Donna O'Connor James O'Connor Lisa Prokop Carol Rath Pete Rising Tracy Rustad i Scott Schaefer Brenda Schueler Kami Stadel Janice Stoddard Scott Tuggle Kandis Varner Tim Vest Kim Whitmore Kenneth Dawn Williams Wolenetz Lynette Wolenetz Tammy Woodsend Sheryl Zacher BAKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Eighth Grade Class Exercises Wednesday, May 30, 1979.. .7:30 P.M. Baker High School Gymnasium PROGRAM Processional...................................... ............ ............ Selection .............................................................. Scott Graham, Kelly Mahon, Lisa Prokop, Peter Rising Address ...........................' 'Education for Tomorrow'1 ............. Presentation of Diplomas..................................................... Recessional.................................................................. ...... .Jan Tuggle . .French Horn Quartet .........Joel Howard Sup't. H. D. Erickson ...........Jan Tuggle Top Left: Mr. Erickson giving Scott hs diploma. Top Right: Mr. Howard, Graduation Speaker. Above: Class of 1983. Left: Terri receiving diploma. H9 Middle School Squad Future B uild 1st row: Doug Schell, Roger Hickey, Jim Flor, Pat Zink, Jeff Knipp, 2nd row: Scott Schaeffer, Quinn Farstveet, JohnWyland, Scott Tuggle, Keith Carver, Ricky Madler, David Wymore , 3rd row: Coach Meredith, Gerard Meschke, David Mahon, Kenny Kenitzer, Kent Ketterling, Jim Miller, Kevin Fleckenstein, Cliff Christianson, Coach Blake. 1st row: David Clark, Bobby Coker, Coach Hecker. 2nd row: Lonny Gorder, David Toews, Mark Wood, Doug Losing, Kelly Mahon. 140 M.S. Football Action Top Left: Trying to get punt off. Top Right: Going around the left side. Left: Trying to get through. Above: Hand off in the backfield. Middle School Wrestlers Bring Home Ribbons Front Row: Marvin Dahl, Manager, Doug Goemdt, Steve Koenig, Shane Connolly, Tim Vest, Tim Barth. Middle Row: Stuart Celander, Kelly Heiser, David Stevens, Quinn Farstveet, Jim Gookin, Billy Howe, Roger Hickey. Back Row: Coach Krieger, Coach Meridith, Keith Carver, Mark Domagala, Kenny Kentizer, Gerard Meschke, Jeff Hadley, Doug Losing, Tom Bruha. 141 Front row: Miss Jones, Karla Helfrich, Kethy McGonigal, RobynnEnos, Sheryl Zacher, Kim Gookin, Miss Campbell. 2nd row: Natalie Ferrel, Val Losing, Stacy Neary, Lisa Prokop, Kay Dixon, Kim Whitmore. 3rd row: Julie Bruha, Sharon Donaldson, Donna O'Connor, Debra Hetland, Janice Stoddard, Maxine Losing. 4th row: Bev Burghduff, Shelly Barefoot, Tracy Rustad, Teri Dilworth, Lynn Wolenetz, Julie Kono. Basketball Squads Have Good Turnout Front row: Miss [ones, Danielle Cheadle, DeAnna Herbst, Traci Wade, Vicki Bakken, Jerri O'Connor, Miss Campbell, Last row: Colene Unterseher, Sherrie Haenke, Treena Losing, Shari Ketterling, Carol Engesser. 142 Top left: Janice Stoddard running a race. Top middle: Doug Kusler in broad jump. Top right: Jumping high to get control of ball. Middle left: Dribbling as ref watches. Above: Everyone ready to get rebound if ? ? ? Left: Setting up the play before passing. Action Is Girls And Boys Basketball And Track 143 Left to right: Don Carlson, Kelly Mahon, Kent Ketterling, Scott Schaeffer, Doug Kusler, Pete Rising, James Miller, Scott Tuggle, Orville Madler, Kevin Fleckenstein, Coach Kendall. Basketball Squads Look To New Year 1st row: Pat Zink, Jim Flor, Doug Schell, Robby Pfeifle, Gary Eichhom, Jeff Knipp, Back row: Joey Hadley, Miles Erickson, David Mahon, Cliff Christianson, Bryan Pinnow, Coach Blake 144 M. S. Foo tball Cheerleaders M.S. Basketball Cheerleaders Front: Kandi Varner, Pam Bremer, Tracy Pfeifle. Back: Carol Rath, Kim Bremer, Carrie Bernier, Wres tling Cheerleaders Front to Back: Carol Rath, Tracy Pfeifle Kim Bremer. Left to Right: , Kandi Varner, Pam Bremer. Cheerleaders and crowd at game 145 1st tow: Scott Schaeffer, Keith Carver, Tom Bruha, Mark Wood, Tim Barth, Brian Pinnow, Jim Flor, Tim Vest, 2nd row: David Mahon, Pat Zink, Doug Losing, Cliff Christianson, Kent Kenitzer, Scott Tuggle, 3rd row: Coach Jones, Kent Ketterling, Orville Madler, Gerard Meschke, Jim Miller, Doug Kusler, Kevin Fleckenstein, Don Carlson, Kelly Mahon, Coach Bowland. M.S. Track Squads Show Good Potential 1st row: Tracy Pfeifle, Shari Ketterling, Carol Engesser, Jerri O'Connor, DeAnna Herbst, Sharon Donaldson, Debra Hetland, 2nd row: Coach Campbell, Julie Bruha, Lisa Prokop, Kathy McGonigal, Natalie Ferrel, Kay Dixon, Donna O'Connor, Karla Helfrich, 3rd row: Jan Stoddard, Vicki Bakken, Tracy Wade, Shelly Barefoot, Teri Dilworth, Coach Jones. 146 Vickie Bakken Tim Barth Kim Bremer Stuart Celander Danielle Cheadle Clifford Christianson David Clark Bobby Coker Shane Connolly Marvin Dahl Gail Donaldson Vicky Donaldson Gary Eichom Carol Engesser Miles Erickson Quinn Farstveet fames Flor Cindy Fradenburgh Cheryl Goodman James Gookin honnie Gorder ( ■ ft '■ 147 Albert Green Brenda Griffith Joey Hadley John Halmans DeAnna Herbst Kelly Heiser Roger Hickey Sherry Hoenke William Howe John Huntley Cheryl Hurley Evan Hurley Sherry Ketterling Shelia Knapp Jeff Knipp Randy Kruger Treena Losing Rick Madler David Mahon Penny Meccage Jerri O'Connor Robby Pfeifle Tracy Pfeifle Brian Pinnow Darcy Ruble Robert Rusley Doug Schell Laura Skogas Anthony Stark Wade Stein David Stevens David Toess Colene Unterseher Traci Wade Jennifer Williams Mark Wood Robert Wood John Wyland David Wymore Pat Zink MONEY MAKERS I M A-Frame Building Supply Al'l Barber Shop rican Legion Club nson's oInc. f e's Amoco Avenue Flora I C Cift 161 172 171 -.1H •171 J C A Mini Store John's Exxon Bulk John's Oilfield Service Juniper Petroleum 1 ' S j of Shop'H ent Produ aners f i e t el e Theater Bus Service K KFLN Radio 164 L ]f r Price Company '■ eside Ho • Service Center _ ene I Da;.i nnetta's Beauty Dc 's Ready Wear County Fed Vete er's Elevator ers Union Oil Com Gambles Green Acres Supper Club Green Dragon, Bam C Loft ■ Groshan' s Jewelry Cuiberson Oil Tools mm !77 J . 167 165 J 48 a oi Co. Side Door Stevenson Toe ws Funelfel Home f Stockman's Western Wear H Hanewald C Sons Harris' Ace Hardware Hayden Trucking Y Helping Hand Nobby Shop Huether Huntley ency ene W Wang Feeds Western ’’rucking !■ The Bank Of Baker Everybody's Bank ' 'The Friendly Bank'' We appreciate your business. Baker Member Montana Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Locally owned J A Mini-Store Tavern icara .it Self Service Gas Groceries Beer Camping Supplies Mon.-Sat. Sun. 6:30-10:00 7:00-10:00 Favorite Drinks Sandwiches Poker Nightly Pizza Gwen Setinc, Owner Daniel Oil Field Construction, Inc. Trenching And Piping Contractors Comer of Allard Sargent P.O. Box 1211 Glendive, Montana 59330 Warehouse Phone: 365-5209 Office Phone: 365-5209 C Baker, Montana 59313 Phone: 778-3521 r vfflp ®r- Lakeside Hotel Arnie’s Amoco Leo C- Katherine welcome you to the LAKESIDE HOTEL ,1 0 mm SHOCKS I to m 2 Lead-free gasolines Hilding Arne 11 Phone: 778-3853 M M Supply fm GMC Ashland Scrapers Mobil Bulk Glenn Moore 154 Reynolds Supermarket Be Foxy-Shop Reynolds CLARENCE and the Gang CLARENCE SCHELL Baker, Montana BAKER HOTEL m. ■ 1 o moti FALLON COUNTY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION il Baker's finest Betty J. Poole JUNIPER PETROLEUM CO i Dora Mae Huether, Treasurer Manager Rocky Mountain Division P.O. Box 919, Baker, MT 59313 406-778-2255 T. H. Green - Prod. Superintendent G. M. Spriggs - Maintenance Foreman L. D. O'Connor - Div. Sec. :ss]g So that's what you do in Algebra ID 156 'BV'CV FARMER’S ELEVATOR ■ m3 1 'Buyers of All Grains'' Bulk G Bag Fertilizer Rolling - GTA Feeds Animal Health Products Farm Chemicals Equity Cooperate Association Phone: 778-2226 Bruno Novak - Manager GLENN MILLER President Plentywood Mobile (406) 385-2393 . Box 377 Plentywood ■ , . i V fj $ OILFIELD H I !, v mm :.J SERVICE r® JR vu f - _if — WATER, OIL 4 MUD HAULING for DRILLING RIGS 4 LEASE MAINTENANCE BAXER (4061778-2167 BILL TRAVIS, Baker Foreman MOBILE (406) 778-2163 24 Hr. Answering Plentywood (406)765-1403 KEN LEOM, Plentywood Foreman MOBILE (406) 385 2383 o- 3 ( ★ V 157 Lawler Drug Ben Franklin ’“ 1 Reliable Prescriptions Wedding G Shower gifts Jack Lawler, Reg. Ph We Specialize in: Sewing needs toys Ph. 778-2610 household items 16 Harriet Ave Larry G Carol Nuetgens Sears li : a A J __ Ci. Sears Mail Order House Leo Ketterling, Owner Baker, MT 59313 Top: WOW! Bottom: Who's the little doll? 158 Quenzer FOfiD MERCUf1 Ford Mercury Sales o 0)0 778-3669 Congratulations Class of ’17911 Baker Super Value V The best in groceries, meats, fresh fruits, and vegetables ' 'Our best measure is customer pleasure. 11 Groshan’s Je welry Cenex Soil Service Center Expert Watch Repair Agate £ Black Hills Gold Jewelry Silverware ySeoCtCentw S14-I - West Baker 778 - 2929 See us for all your fertilizer needs. 159 JOHN’S CORNER BARJEXXON BULK LOUNGE iv.1 i dli Ji f 1 1 0 Live Music on Weekends Hot Sandwiches Anytime Fay C Joan Beach, Owners Uf •c- T k Bulk Gas Grease Diesel Burner Fuel Mgr, Allen (Butch) Cameron 778-3724 BAKER SCHOOL B US SER VICE 160 Student Transportation Safety is Our Business Pam and Delaine Hickey L. Price Company 4 Wes tern Trucking West of Baker wr-—5 Phone 778-3366 Above: You are supposed to be painting, not posing. Upper right: Linda, who are you thinking of? Lower right: Diane and Paula-Budding horticulturist. Guiberson Tools 1m m- - lit I f - S — v. i A- ■ - • 4 . ' _ v. LLZ • -£7%l . Lane Stanhope, Serviceman Box 1059, Baker, Montana 1 163 SamseVs saasSirl dept m V-STORE Clothing for the entire family. Jack and Barcia Samsel M H Redi Mix For All Your Steel Building And Grain Storage Needs We sell G erect Behlen Buildings G Elevators Redi-mix concrete, scorio, and gravel Delivered anywhere. Excavating and Catwork  ■ • Left: The party is over, Mike, take off the basket. Above: Do the hands help you think better, Mr. Hecker? 166 Donnetta s Randash Mo tors Beauty Den If you're not becoming to him, You should be coming to us. US I- CHRYSLER Vlumoutfi Dodge Dodge TrucHs Phone 778-3792 Donnetta Schaefer George and Bill Daily Rental Cars MDU John’s Oilfield Service O.- s 0 - I , . - 7 ROUSTABOUT CREWS RELIEF PUMPERS ‘ ' _ ’ j ' ' ' A -j U 1 : —1 ■ J-VB 3ir ’ - .-J Backhoe Service Dozer Work J rst j . .r-L ! • ’ ¥ 1 4-.H Pipehole Trenching ■ . In the Community To Serve Montana Dakota Utilities John Heim 167 Furniture Wheel Alignment Balancing Service Auto body repair C painting Let us estimate for you. Roy C Norm 3rd Street West Hides, Furs, Salvage Catle Guards Built to Order A . j Baker Hide Baker Cement Fur Products New Steel «Li North Baker Ph: 778-2710 Clarance Kreager, Owner Baker, Montana Rush more Homes American | Legion Club Fallon Post 35 Baker, Montana Kl£ . Congratulations Class of '79 171 Al’s Barber Shop Mon tana Motel Hair Styling Men G Women Hair Piece Fitting Complete Barber Needs See A1 Today ■SC V I Clean Comfortable Caught in the act. Pre ven ti ve Maint., Inc f 18 years of service to the oil industry 1902 Montana Avenue Baker, Montana Leo G Betty Dobesh 172 When it’s in print it lasts forever! Write here. Fallon County Times Insurance For all your needs 102 South Main Phone: 778-3317 Eilek’s Ready Wear ——Li.—i Missy Junior Fashionable Lines Sarah Eilek Main Street Farmers Union Company Farmers Unioo Oil Company Ashley Stanhope, Manager Baker, Montana 175 Han e wald Sons HELPING HAND HOBB Y SHOP v 'V W Harold Hanewald Baker, Mt and Bowman, ND Florence Kreager Baker, Montana k______ BAKER CLEANERS A Is that our Freshman? T ■ - II - for all your cleaning needs Harold and Fern Lund Baker, Montana 176 Wear Nellie’s Bake Shop Finest in Western Clothing. Quality Western Footwear Les Njos ■A X 1 it ■ n Home Cooked Meals Fresh daily Bread Donuts Pies v 1 M-M-M! BAKERY- FRESH BREAD I Gene Huntley Munsell Lanes La wyer Box897 Baker, Montana 59313 Telephone 778-2831 Area Code 406 Full menu and beverages. Bowling for complete family enjoyment. Duane and Launa Ouenzer 77 BIG SKY CONOCO 1. CONOCO ■rn V J Now what you Frosh up to ? W1 Judy G Gene Zacher i ro Oh, Really! GREEN DRAGON BARN LOFT f 1 Is this really high school ? Fine Food and Drinks Cocta il Lounge Air Conditioned Courteous Treatment Disco Dancing GREEN ACRES SUPPER CLUB Prine Rib (Wed., Sat., Sun.) Complete Menu (Tues.-Sun.) Closed Monday Phone: 778 - 9943 The Nemitz, Owners Pelleting Pays Feed Fertilizer l Chemical HkV Pelleting Pays 179 MERLE HA YDEN TR UCKING 1 - j! • A v j • « Phone: 778 - 3777 Home: 489-4120 I i Is this going to be our new librarian? A VENUE FLORAL GIFT What do you guys think you' re doing ? . S3 Flowers for all occasions How! Silk flowers for special arrangements 1 4 mile East Baker 180 The sign of better banking Montana Bank of Baker, N. A. o 181 STEVENSON- TOEWS FUNERAL HOME Lee Stevenson G LeRoy Toews Courteous and Efficient Service Phone: 778-3346 PINNOW TRACTOR INCORPORATED Hesston New Holland Jeep Stihl Chain Saws Dial 778-2208, Day or Night . V. I Trying to be studious? Lower Right: 11 m a star now, my picture is in the paper. 184 Above: What did you do, fall in the flour bin? Top: Do, Re, Mi Top Right: Chow Time ! IN MEMORIAM Cynthia Renee Mayhall, Junior Her friends knew her as Renee. She was shy but after she got to know you she was talkative. She didn't talk much about herself; she always seemed more interested in what you were doing. Renee was hardly ever seen without a smile on her face. We regret the loss of Renee through a car accident on February 13, 1978. Her absence will be felt in the classrooms and halls of BHS. TO RENEE She always had a smile Whenever she1 d pass you by, Some knew her to be talkative And others - to be shy. She seemed so ready to listen, To whatever you had to say, And now she's gone to Heaven The Lord took her away. She had a unique relationship With God and all her friends. And whenever you were near her You could feel the warmth she'd send. She was always her very own person In her very own special way. Now a part of her has left us But a part will always stay. In this world God has a purpose For everything He does. Sometimes we just can't understand Why He takes die ones we love. Roxi Harris What My Family Means to Me ? My family means having somebody Who loves you, Having someone to share my love with, Having someone to go home to, Having someone who really cares about you, That's what my family means to me. Renee Mayhall Junior 187 f MV, 1 ' • v V S 4 'r ?l IS ’52S T - V J2TM ■K Novr is our chance, as editors of the Spartan '79, to thank all of those people who helped make this yearbook possible. We would like to give a special thanks to Mr. Heron for all of his hard work and dedication to this yearbook. And also a special thanks to Mr. Dilworth for all the time he put in getting our pictures ready for us. Also a thanks to the staff who worked hard in completing the yearbook. As you look through this yearbook we hope that you will think back about the great school year you have had and always cherish the memories of that school year. 186 ¥ I