Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 181 of the 1981 volume:

JUMOfl H at wisu ujli H t The Senior lIjss of 1981 dedicate our annual to Mr. Menger with fondness and respect. We would like to thank you for all you ve done for us. You ve helped us more than any other person, and for that we appreciate you. You helped us all through biology as sophomores and with the gigantic hassle of putting on the best prom Baker High School has ever had as juniors. And you helped organize all the festivities that take place in May for Seniors. You ’ve stuck with us through thick and thin, you were al- ways there telling us just how great we are. Finally, we would like to thank you for never giving up on us, even when it coyld have been easy to do. With all of this and a great big hug, we want to tell your RAM to take care because we all love youl l Class of 1981 The days all passed us by we wondered where they went. But, now it's our turn to tell how much you really meant. Remember the first day you brought us to school. And, we went through a stage when we thought we were really cool. You had to change our diapers and wipe our runny nose. But, now that's all changed as you watched us grow. We went through some bad times and have had many good. You helped us through them all like every parent should. We want to thank you parents for all you have done. This, tributes especially for you from the Class of ”81”. Barb Owens These Are The Best Of Times Rhonda Lea A skin Frenchy Age is a matter of mind; if you don't mind, it doesn't matter Patricia A. Becker Patty The truly innocent are those who not only are guiltless themselves but who think others are. Rick Bernier Rick Learn to pause—or nothing worthwhile will catch up with you. Todays the day well make history Carla Nadine Barone B tach happiness of yesterday is a memory for tomorrow. Shane Beckers Shane Be careful of the words you say Keep them soft and sweet You never know from day to day Which ones you may have to eat Melodie Kaye Boggs Boggs Jealousy is always born together with love, but it does not always die when love dies 6 Sheila Fae Bondefl Sheila God gave us fife And at the same time he gave us liberty Michael James Brewer Burr Romance, like a ghost, eludes toughing. It is always where you were, not where you are Karen Lynn C elander Sally One may be let down, but life still goes on honey you and I; cause take Theresa Bradac Theresa Before every act ask yourself if that's really what you want to do Gay Michelle Brocket Brock A true friend is someone who knows all about you. but likes you anyway 1 Marcie Joi Celander Sarc You are young only once, but can stay immature all your life. 7 8 Linda Jean Christianson Chris The poorest man is the one without a dream. Dennis Lee Dietz Fruit Our grand business is not to see what lies dimly at a distance- but to do what lies clearly at hand. Mark Wayne Dune man Duny Learn from the mistakes of others. You can't live long enough to make them all yourself. Eddy Dwayne Courtright Ed On some teams you win and lose. But if you play you're a winner. risk to tie back the hands of time Debbie Dock ter Deb The thunder roared the lightening flashed it hit a tree and the frog got smashed. Forst Lansing Eichhorn Ike It is difficult to soar with eagles when you are surrounded by turkeys. Partial Eugene Engesser Pan Success doesn t always go to the stronger or faster man, but sooner or later the man who wins, is the fellow who thinks he can. Arleen Linda Ferrell Shrimp To those who search life reveals it's my- stery. William Scott Fried Scott I may not be easy to reach, but I may be worth it. and stay with you here tonight Sandra Jean Engesser Sandy Lord help me to remember that nothing will happen today that together you and I can 't handle. Alton Pean Fleckenstein Fleck Those who complain about the way the ball bounces are usually the ones who dropped it. Shannon Pee Grana t Shan Only when you have knelt before God can you stand before men. Nancy Jane Griffith Griff I will comfort the troubled, and trouble the comfortable Brenda Ann Heiser Kelly Sue True love is like ghosts which everybody talks about and few have seen. Rhonda Faye Arnell Hodges Rhonda Happiness isn't found by searching, it sneaks up quietly while helping someone else The headlines read these are the worst of times Debra Jean Grote Debbie Our fears for today, our worries about tommorrow will never be able to separate us from the love of God. demonstrated by our Lord Jesus Christ when he died for us. 10 Kevin Michael He!frich Virge The foolish watt for their ship to come in. The wise row out to meet it. Katherine Ann Hoff Hoff No day is ever over if it creates a mem- ory Leslie Kay Holman Les Love is the rainbow of each new life Pamela Ann Hughes Pam Love is a gift, wrapped in the daily joy of living with ribbons of thoughtfulness, trimmed in kisses and smiles Collette RaNae Hurley Collette A true friend is someone who knows all about you. but likes you anyway Joyce Lynelle Ferre! Johnson Joyce Happiness is like a kiss, you must share it to love it I do believe it's true. I feel Cheri Beth Jacobsen Cheri Remember yesterday dream about tomorrow but live today SO Michale Ray Leach Buzz The future is a gateway into the past Debra Rae Lentz Leb Friendship is a gift of God and one of the most precious born to man. ‘ : J5 Jj I _ Marie Louise Lund Marie Of all the sayings in the world, the one to see you through is never trouble, trouble till trouble troubles you Mary Gail Lutts Mary L ife is really simple-, we ourselves create the circumstances which complicate it. helpless like a boat against the tide Doreen Jean Losing Chuckals Never change when love has found a home Kenneth D. Lutts Kenny Things of quality have no fear of time! Barbara Ellen Mahon 12 Wesley Scott McLaughlin Wes Always put off until tomorrow that some- one else might do for you today Barbara Ellen Neumann Earb I'll always remember the wonderful four years before started to school Barbara Rae Owens O God is Love, I dare say. but what a mis- chievous devil Love is. I wish the summer winds could bring Mark Allen Meccage Mark You can take a man out of the country but you can't take the country out of a man. Kevin Jon Novak Nodak The best friend is the person who tells the truth, not the one who tells you what you want to hear. Carol Joanne O'Connor Connor We're all just a little bit crazy but some of us aren't afraid to show it. 13 Rhonda Faye Pfeifle Pfeifle I look at what I have not and think myself unhappy, others look at what I have and think me happy. Teresa Marie Rustad Teet Life is what you make it. and if you don't make it ... that s lifell! Kurt Douglas Schell Kurt You ain't teamin' nothin' when you're tal- kin' Kyle Wayne Ramberg Kike I have never let my schooling interfer with my fun paradise; but I know, if the Douglas LeRoy Schell Schell It 's all in a days fun. isn't it tho? world Rick Allen Schell Rick A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. 14 Russell Lee Schell Buford You are not an ugly duckling when some- body loves you. turned upside Mary Beth Schwan Marre I may not always be perfectly wise, per- fectly witty, or perfectly wonderful but I'm always perfectly me! Lawana Hayden Singer Louie Yesterday is our Tomorrow is our hope; But today is our treasure down, baby, I know you'd Kathleen Mary Stanton Kathy To live your life in your own way . . . to reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... to be the you that you want to be . . that is success. Diana Lynn Stoddard Lynn It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. always Scott Albert Townsend Albert Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you've been up to. IS Patricia tee Tronstad Patty If you compare yourself to others you will become vain and bitter, for you will find there will always be greater and lesser persons than yourself. Jeffrey Allen Varner Varn Do what you can today, for tomorrow maybe too late. Debra Lynn Wildish Debbie Life is a picture, paint it well. be around, my, my, the best of Kevin Jay Tuggle Tug The only man that ever got his work done by Friday was Robinson Crusoe. Bryan Andrew Wade Andy Let us all be happy and five within our own means, even if we have to borrow money to do itl times. Wayne Willson Wayne The race is not always to the swift but to those who keep on running. 16 Doug Ray W'olentz Wally Persistent people begin their success where others end in failure. Jeff A. Wood Woody We all make mistakes Tina Mane Woodsend Tina The quality of the imagination is to flow and not to freeze. Bottom: Carol O'Connor. Middle: Mr. Menger, Kay Hoff, Mrs. Curry Mark Dune man. Sandy Engesser VALEDIETDRIAN TQP TEN HDNQR AWARD Barbara Neumann BEST CITIZEN AWARD Barbara Neumann Collette Hurley Kathy Stanton Joyce Johnson Kay Hoff Debra Lentz Doreen Losing Debbie Wildish Rhonda A skin Marie Lund E0LLETTE HURLEY Nancy Griffith Andy Wade Diary May It- Last week of school May 12- Started a new chapter in will have the test on Friday. May I S' Picked up my cap and gown today, wouldn't you know it was the wrong size. Then. I spent 2 hours in the office getting a new one. Boy, are they sick of me. May 14- Had our LAST Spelling test in Miss Knutson's class III Had to spell the word the” 4 times — it was hard. May 15- Our last day of school. Had 5 pages of PAD notes, then he gave us the test for that chapter. Flunked Itlll What a way to end the year. May 16' The WEEKEND. Celebrated a little — here and there and pretty much everywhere. I don’t think I'll ever make it to the 19th — alive. May IS- Rehearsal for graduation and baccalaureate. The office really thinks were dumb nowl Were com- ing again tomorrow to practice. Ran up and down the halls letting everybody know we were Seniors. The halls will never be the same without uslll May 19- 1981 Seniors became high school graduates today. You should have seen the faces that night at 9:00. Relief (diploma signed). Happiness (getting out of high school), Sadness (leaving old friends). Yeah, I guess I really will miss this place ... Good Bye BHS. CLASS OF 1981 ANNOUNCES: 19 V For twelve long years we've Lead a path, from dawn to setting sun. though we feel it’s all over. It's really just begun( We 've grown and learned, more and more. Each and every year. Seeing the end may bring a smile. Or to some it brings a tearI We've tried and failed, and tried again, And experienced more each day, But we re all about to go On our own waysI We want to thank all of you- That helped us come this far. That rose us up when we fell. On our way to a shining starI The end is here and the time has come. We ve had our good times and fun. In closing THANKS , we'll all miss you, Sincerely, the Class of 1981! Connie Portscheller Our M.C. - Mrs. Vera Bruggeman Honorary Guest Mrs. Anastasia Corey Class President 4 years- Kay Hoff The class sang the song What are you two happy about? Class officers and advisors. It's really over and we made it III The 66th Commencement exercises were held 19th with 69 Seniors graduating from the Class of 81”. Baccalaureate services were held with the Invocation Message given by Rev. Bonita Bock. The Salutatory address was given by Collette Hurley, with Barbara Neumann giving the Valedictory address. Class Colors: Maroon and Light Blue Mr. James Stanton, our Superintendent, introduced our guest speaker, Mr. Ray L an fear from the University of Montana. Diplomas were presented by Mr. Herb McCamish. Mr. Stanton and Mr. McGoni- gal handed out the awards. Class Flower: Maroon Rose and Blue Carna- tion Class Sponsors: Terry L. Curry Richard A. Menger The Benediction, which followed, was given by the Rev. Nelson Bock. Class Motto: Our memories of yesterday will last a life time, We’LL take the best, forget the rest and someday well find . . these are the best of times.” 22 25 Class Prophecy 1981 It 5 class reunion time for the B.H.S. Class of 1981. A few classmates are working enthusiastically on the preparation of their 1991 class reunion. As we listen at the doorway a couple of former classmates are busily chatting about the resumes that have been coming in from all over .. . ' Here 's a picture of Rhonda Askin, the old wrestling manager. She just couldn 't give up managing so now she manages the Georgia championship wrestling squad with special interest in the foremost champion of the world. Baby Face Fleckenstein. I saw them on TV just last week and who do you think was still cheering them on? None other than Lynn Stoddard, the new GCW cheerleader! And do you know whose familiar voice I heard on the air singing the National Anthem? It was Barb Neumann’s! Not only does she sing but she also broadcasts the news every night on the WA TV singing news network. Hey, look at this one! Carla Barone now manufactures her own cheeseburger deluxes and fries with ranch. She wants to cater our class reunion, can you imagine burgers at a formal dinner? And right across the street from Carla’s business is Gay Brockets Teeth Cleaning Service where everyone goes to get Carla’s gooey burgers out of their teeth!” And just look at this letter — in direct competition with Carla, not more than 18 miles away from Baker, Theresa Bradoc is managing a chain of Mert’s Restaurants that reaches across the state of North Dakota!” ” Quite a few people have come back to town since college. Wayne Wilson wrote a note on his resumes it says ’Will someone please stop to get me for Senior Skip Day?' I wonder if Jeff Varner will leave his newly purchased gas station to come to the reunion. Scott Fried and Kurt Shelf really help Jeff keep his business goings Scott fills his moped up every other day and Kurt still pumps gas. Things still haven't changed a bit!” This resume says that Mark Meccage is trapping furs for Baker Hide and Fur. Do you think Patty Becker will come wearing one of her new mink coats? She started the most elite business in town and her furs are really in demand! 'Dennis Dietz will probably ride in on one of the bicycles he is always fixing at his own fix-it shop in downtown Baker. ’’ Some of the kids are still hanging around up at the High School; Kathy Stanton should make it, but after all, she is always busy, busy, busy with paperwork since she is the first woman superintendent of Baker High School! We always knew she go a long way! And I wonder if we’ll be able to drag Mary Schwan away from the coaches' office. She’s so busy making up new plays since she inherited the Baker Spartan Basketball team from her dad. The team could really use some new plays;so far their record is 0- 75. ” Even the celebrities managed to find time to answer their letters. Tina Woodsend and Mike Leach are both in Hollywood, where Tina is currently starring in a new film release as Olive Oil and Mike has the role of Lurch in the third edition of the Adams Family. Barb Owens sent us an autographed copy of her Pulitzer Prize winning book of poetry; she’s busy touring Europe on important assignments. Kenny and Mary Lutts are busy making money doing the Doublemint Gum commercial. Double Flavor, Double Fun I’ Shane Beckers is entered in the bull riding competition in the National Rodeo Finals!” Look out the window! There goes Mel Boggs, Baker Policewoman, with her siren screaming. She's always picking up delinquents and taking them to Russ Schell's Ranch for Wayward Children and Juvenile Delinquents. ”1 think Rich Schell should be stopping by anytime now; he delivers groceries when he’s not out racing his collection of Trans-Ams.” The other day I saw Debbie Wildish 's name on an auctioneer poster. She is absolutely raking in the dough! Her fast talk and loud voice can be heard all over the state! And at every auction you can see Doug Wolenetz and his goldplated cowboy boots and diamond-studded suit. He usually buys the auctions out with his millions. ” There's a lot of new businesses popping up around town. Baker even has its own toupe shop owned and operated by Kevin Tuggle; he has new hair every day! Just down the street Kevin Kovak runs Novak's Elevators, Incorporated. He’s fooling all the auditors with help from Collette Hurley, whose expert accounting abilities can never be beaten. ” The most exclusive club in town is called The Bobby Sands Diet Center. It’s owned and operated by Debbie Dockter and Patty Tronstad. ” ‘B , 26 '7 heard that Kevin Hetfrich, now known as Mr. Rich, just opened a new line of designer jeans and is expected to gross millions. He's now in the process of building a mansion at the top of Snob Hill. ’77 bet we could get all the flowers compliments of Sandy and Duny's Greenhouse, in exchange for free advertising. Sandy is becoming famous for developing a rare flower called The Markrose’.’’ And if anyone gets bored, we can buy one of Brenda Heiser’s new Electronic Laser Games; they're always fun and exciting. Marcie Celander owns Mountain View Sporting Goods in Bozeman and keeps Scott Townsend and Marie Lund supplied with new equipment for their Olympic training. Just last week Scott threw the javelin a record of 333 feet I Karen Celander has just opened a new Wedding Supply Shshe had lots of experience after working at Wedding World.” '7 really don’t think Debbie Lentz will be able to make it back. Authorities still haven't been able to locate her after she was lost in Kenya when she went over there after her senior year to serve as a missionary. A lot of people are celebrating their 10 yer anniversaries this yean Les Holman, Lawana Singer, Rhonda Hodges and Joyce Johnson. Contrary to the popular song, Joyce is letting her baby grow up to be a cowboy. The new Guiness Book of World Records has just been distributed — Rhonda Pfeifle has her name in it for the longest fingernails to date and Rick Bernier and Doreen Losing made it for the longest hand-holding record — 10 years straight! Nancy Griffith has been keeping herself busy as editor of the Willard Chronicle and in her spare time she is usually out on the campaign trail of the 1992 Presidential election. It's doubtful we 'II see Andy Wade or Kay Hoff this year because they’re on the World Pro Co-Ed Basketball Team and are currently touring Europe Navy Admiral Kyle Ramburg might not be able to join us either. He 's busy escorting Sheila Bondell, Pam Hughes and their troops to Antartica.” Look, here’s more letters from some of our celebrity classmates. Linda Christianson has just been named Miss Kawasaki, 991 and Ed Courtright is on the cover of Ranger Rick . He won the Smokey Bear award for Ranger of the Year. Mark Duneman and Forst Eichorn loved school so much that they opened up their own. They call it ’Boxboy’s College of America ’, and Shannon Granat and Debbie Grote are their best teachers. Shannon would have been our guest speaker, but she lost her voice yelling at her students. Debbie has been tutoring Jeff Wood, he’s still trying to spell the word THE!’’ Look at this picture! It’s Dan Engesserl The Ultimate Man has won Man of the Year’! Here’s a letter from Arleen Ferrell, she says she still commuting from Marmarth with Mike Brewer, who’s trying to get his son back on National Honor Society. Cheri Jacobsen is busy selling life insurance to all of Carol O'Connor’s opponents. That right punch of Carol's is wicked. ’’ Back in Nashville, Teresa Rust ad has been organizing this year’s Dolly Par ton Look-A-Like Contest. It’s always a big hit. Speaking of hits, Doug Shell and his band have a couple of love songs( the one called Traci is one of the top ten. Maybe we can get them to entertain us this year! And back here in Baker, Barb Mahon and Randy Ketterling take all of their motorcycles to Wes McLaughlin, the highest paid mechanic in town. Here come some of the teachers. They ’re still looking for those who skipped school on Senior Skip Day. Mr. Menger is now Dr. Menger; he found a new way for multiplying mice and Mrs. Curry just published her first book, How to Teach English, Without Going Insane’!” 27 Rhonda Askin-My ability to be a wrestling manager to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I wish them the best of luck. Carla Barone-All the great times and memories to next years SENIORS Patty Becker-My fat to anyone who is too thin. Shane Beckers-My ability to wrestle to Steve Koenig. Rick Berneir-Nothing Mel Boggs-My parking spot to Vicki Zupanik. Theresa Bradac-My ability to skip school to Kari and Winnie Mike Brewer-My spot against the wall by Mr. Menger’s room to Jim Gookin and my ability to keep my mouth shut to Carol Engesser. Gay Brockel My ability to drive to Jill so she doesn't wreck mom and dad's car again. Karen Celander-My ability to go three years without getting a ticket to Penny Meccage. Marcie Celander-My ability to find something fun to do in Baker, to all those who say there's nothing to do but PARTYI Linda Christianson-My ability to buy in Glendive to Dan and Duny at tournies. Ed Courtright-My ability to hunt to Frosty Williams. Dennis Dientz-My ability to drive to Kenny Wolenetz. Mark Duneman- My box boy ability to anyone who can handle it. Forst Eichhorn-My ability to box groceries to anyone who can get my job after I leave. Dan Engesser-My muscular body to the Becker brothers. Sandy Engesser-My ability to not smoke pot to my younger sisters and brothers. Arleen Ferrell-My PAD notes to Winnie Allon Fleckenstein-My state championship in wrestling to Chad A frank when he’s a SENIOR Scott Fried-My ability to mess around in construction class to John L. Shannon Granat-My ability to be nice to all the Juniors to Debbie Varner when she is a Senior. Nancy Griffith-To some lucky girl. Jeff Hadley’s left arm to be escorted down the halls everyday. Debbie Grote-My car to Steve Koenig. Brenda Heiser- The best of luck to my little sister, Teresa, and hope she won't go through some of the stuff I've gone through. Kevin Helfrich-My great intramural abilities to Paul Berger. Rhonda Hodges-My ability to get in trouble in band to David Kruger. Kay Hoff-My ability to stay out of trouble to Vicky Z. Leslie Holman-I dedicate my good luck and hard work to Albert G., David $.. and Tony S. Pam Hughes-My ability to be weird some of the times to Jody Miller and my ability to be serious some of the times to Jelita Cooley. Collette Hurley-My ability to make it through school without getting into too much trouble to my brothers. Cheri' Jacobsen-My P.A.D. notes to next years Seniors and my clarinet section to Tammy Barkley and my fill-in spot in Stage Band to Vicki Bakken for the next three years. Joyce Johnson-My rake to my little sister. Mike Leach-My ability to stay in school to Wade Beyers. Debbie Lentz-My ability not to be constantly retching on someone to the boys (animals) in my chemistry class. Doreen Losing-The driver's seat to my sister, Maxine. Marie Lund-My great scientific abilities to next years Biology II class. Kenny Lutts-My ability to work to John Lizer. Mary Lutts-My ability to pass P.A.D. to Jo Anna H. Barb Mahon-My twirling spot to an upcoming twirler. my spot in band to Sue, my wretching ability to Laurie, Kim, and Kathy. Wes McLaughlin-My wrecked car to Dennis Dietz. Mark Meccage-My seat on the bus to Todd M. and my smarts to Wayne R. Barb Neumann-My notes on leading a tuba section to David Mahon Kevin Novak- To Traci Wade, my ability to make the younger percus- sionist listen. Barb Owens-My ability to stay up all night and still make it to school to Vicky Z. and Penny M. Carol O'Connor-My section and first chair in band to some flutist. Rhonda Pfeifle-My ability to stay out of trouble to Robert and my ability to hide my madness to Randy, my big brother. Kyle Ramberg-My hot little maverick to my little brother. Teresa Rustad-My ability to go to parties and not get hammered to everyone who needs it. Doug Schell-All the books in the Baker High School to the class of ”84 . Kurt Schell-My knowledge about American Govt, to Mr. Hornung. Rick Schell-My ability to avoid getting tickets to all my friends who drive like me. Russ Schell-My ability to run into red outfits to Vicky Z. Mry Schwan-My managing ability to someone who wants it and my hall walking ability and my ability to get out of class anytime to the Juniors. Kathy Stanton-My ability to keep my temper to Jim O'Connor so he won't get too many technicals next year. Lynn Stoddard-The charged up battery from my car to Tammy's ole' beater. Scott Townsend-My hard working ability in track to all those dumb runners. Patty Tronstad-Nothing, I'm selfish and want to keep everything I have Kevin uggle-My ability to drive a car with anybody else driving would fall apart, to the Junior class. They can't even drive new carsl Jeff Varner-My job at Conoco to anybody who is dumb enough to take it. Andy Wade-My ability to live through football camp to the football players of next year. Debbie Wildish-My long hair to all the kids with short hair and my ability not to talk in class to the people who can t keep their mouths shut while I read. Wayne Wilson-To Mark Meccage, m boxing shorts. Doug Wolenetz-My History notes to my brother. Jeff Wood-My ability in school to everybody. Tina Woodsend-My ability to stay out of trouble at school to my sister, Tammy. 28 cf Rory Bakke Hartley Barefoot Tammy Barkley Pan tel Becker Richard Becker Emma Benner Kevin Braun Laurie Brett bach Amie Brown John Carlson Maun Dent Tammy Dexter Den a Ehret Paula Eng Larry Gre Jeff Groshans Randy Hasng Sherrie Heim Ronda Heyen Brian Hickey Star fa Householder 30 Scott Huether Lisa Hughes Gary Irgens Merri Kirschten Charlotte Kntpp Rodney Kramltck Tamara Kreuger John Lizer Denise Losing Mike Losing Kim Lund Brenda Meschke Diane Miller Jennifer Myhre Jay Nyquist Jim O’Connor Kevin Petersen Dwight Ouenzer Connie Rath Dena Richmond Nick Schueler 31 Jan Shepherd Gene Skidmore Josh Tiede Alan Varner Debbie Varner Richard W Frosty Williams Scott Williams Patty Wu Rosaiyn Young Jeanette Zachman Debbie Zeuschner Vicky Zupamk Junior Class Advisors Mr. Kendall and Mr. Dilworth Junior Class Officers Paula tngesser. Tammy Barkley.Kevin Petersen, Jim O'Connor. Vicky Zupanik 32 Our Day Will Come! Jan and Connie posing as models What's happening man? says Jim Pattycake Dena! Oh Man! Wasn't that a party Paula and Brenda? Diane and Debbie artists? Far left- knock it off Brian and Starla! Left: Denise and Starla as the Perfect couple. 33 ' 'Mighty Juniors Macho Men (Jim and Mr. D.) It's only Monday! say 's Tammy. Brian, Mike Future Models (Kim, Tammy. Patty) lt s Thursday! (Brenda. Lisa) Problems Jan ? Surprise Rory! Oh my Gosh, not another mistake What are you staring at Kevin! Dena! 34 I'm Alright Above First row Shelly Barefoot Amt a Rowland Lousie Ftraun Pam Bremmer kathy Brtdgford Second row Jill Brock el Julie Rruha Tom Bruha Rev Burg duff Below First row Kay Dixon Mark Domagata Sharon Donaldson Robynn Enos Natalie Ferre! Second row Winnie Ferret Kevin Fleckinstein Doug Goerndt Kini Gookin Don Carlson Keith carver Teri Dilworth 36 Above First row Scott Graha Jett Hadley JoAnna Halrvans Karla Hell rich Sandra Hermann Second row i bbte He (land Lcilani Hodges Spencer Hunt Rochelle Hurlbert Relow First row Kent Kett Steve Koenig Julie Kono Doug Kus Second row Doug Losing Maxine VaJ Losing Orville Madler Kelly Mahon Kan trgens Shelly Jackson Kenny K 37 Above First row Kathy McG Todd Meccage Gerard Meschke Jodi Milter Stacy Near Second row Donna O'Connor Jim O'Connor Lisa Prokop Carol Rath Pete Rising Tracy Rust ad Scott Schaefer Below First row Brenda Schuler Kami Stadel Jim Stanton Janice Stoddard Second row Scott Tuggle Kandi Varner Tim Vest Kim Whitmore Dawn Williams 38 Tammy Woodsend Joe Zac her Sheryl Zacher Class Officers: Kay Dixon. Kathy Karla Helfrich. Shelly Barefoot, Don Carlson, Kent Ketterling Nothing a good haircut won t cure. 40 Vick i Bakken Tim Harlh Kim Bremer Stuart Colander Cliff Christianson Jehta Cooley Marvin Dahl Gail Donaldson ick Donaldson Cary tichho Carol tnge Jim Her Cindy Fradenhurgh Chen Freier Stan Funk Cheryl Goodman Macho Macho Aft’ 42 4 n 't I a fo % Jimmy G lonnie G Albert Green Uremia Griffith 4 V i Joey Hadley Kelly Heis John Haiti PeAnna Roger Hickey Sherry Hoenke Tammy Holman Hilly Howe I John Huntley Cheryl Hurley Evan Hurley Sherry hotter ling I could of had a V SU Take me, I m K imo Kin Sheila K Jet! Knipp Treena losing Rick Madte Pave Mahon Penn y Meccage Jerri O'Conner Robert Brian Pi W' jyntf Poug Schell J Lon Skogas Pete Stanton Tony Stark Dave Stevens The tin grin is m Marathon man Colene Unterseher Traci Wade Penny Wagner Jennifer Williams Bob Wood Mark Wood Pal Zink Class Officers: Co ene Unterseher. Jerri O Conner, OeAnna Herbst, Pete Stanton, Sherry ketterltng. Traci Wade It was my turn! (Set off my case! Loose your horse. Pete? Rob Cool Yes. dear? This kids got class! First Row- Kenny Kenitzer, Kevin Fleckenstein, Scott Schaefer. Kent Ketterling. Scott Tuggle, Spencer Hunt, Jim O'Connor, John Lizer, Randy Hastig, Jim Stanton, Rich Whitmore, Manager- Jeff Groshans, Second Row- Hartley Barefoot, Hick Schueler. Kevin Petersen, Dennis Dietz, Mike Leach, Frosty Williams, Kevin Tuggle. Jeff Wood. Ed Courtright. Mark Duneman. Andy Wade, Allon Fleckenstein. Russ Schell, Jeff Varner, Third Row- David Mahon. Tim Barth. Rick Madler. Joey Hadley. Cliff Christianson. Brian Hickey, Pete Stanton. Roger Hickey. Jeff Knipp, Stuart Celander. Kelly Heiser, Doug Schell The Spartans had another fine football season. As a team, the Spartans outscored their opponents almost 2 to I. Only Sacred Heart outscored the Spartans in the game played at Miles City. The Plenty wood Wildcats defeated the Spartans by one point at Plentywood. Several fine players leave the tea this year, Allon Fleckenstein who rushed for almost 3,000 yds. was named All Conference and All State. Andy Wade, All Conference and All State second team Ed Courtright. Mark Duneman, Russ Schell, Jeff Wood, Jeff Varner All Conference tackle Kevin Tuggle, Mike Leach, Dennis Dietz. The Spartans have a fine nucleus returning and will again be contenders next year. Coach Schwan. 48 I'm alright Spurt Eddy and his Momma The Currys Thata Coach Schillinger Soot n. Whit Quit posing and listen J.V. 50 L inda Christianson and Mark were crowned Homecoming Royalty for 1980. Other Homecoming Candidates are, lower left to right- Chen Jacobsen and A Hon Ffeckinstein. hay Hoff and Andy M ade. Bottom left to right, Linda Christianson and Mark Ouneman, Carol O'Connor and Pan Engender. right- Barb Neumann was the night’s feature enter- tainer. left- Crown bearers were Nick Hoff and Christy Reynolds, middle left- Queen Linda and King Mark, right Master of Ceremonies. Gary Wade, go- ing over his speech. Bottom right King Candidates posing, left- Kary and Carol messing around. 53 The Bonfire The basketball girls show their spirit A cheerleader of B.H.S. The flashing twirlers 56 We Are Family Top: You call that sexy? Right: Come on Coach, give me a break Above: Future Stars Middle: Do the hustle Far Right Is it that rough Karla 7 Scores Baker 67 Plevna 16 Baker 27 Ekalaka 35 Baker 31 Terry 43 Baker 41 Circle 40 Baker 43 Poplar 57 Baker 35 Fairview 32 Baker 39 Sacred Heart II Baker 46 Broadus 53 Baker 34 Plentywood 42 Baker 28 Scobey 49 Baker 41 Circle 37 Baker 33 Fairview 34 Baker 35 Plentywood 56 Baker 39 Scobey 48 Baker 60 Sacred Heart 32 Baker 50 Broadus 37 Baker 37 Poplar 50 Baker 39 Fairview 37 Baker 44 Circle 47 Baker 37 Scobey 46 Summary The 1980 Spartan team compiled a won-loss record of 8 wins and 12 losses. Seven losses were by 9points or less. Their record can no way indicate the amount of success they enjoyed as a team. The girls placed first in the Eastern B Sub-division with a 5 and I record and narrowly missed a championship berth again only to be defeated by Circle in the Semi-final game. The Spartans will lose six seniors this year: Kay Hoff. Joyce Ferret, Barb Mahon, Sandy Engesser, Kathy Stanton, and Gay Brocket I'm very proud of our Spartan Girls. They have handled themselves like champions throughout the year. They have always given 110 percent on the court. In my eyes I see twelve young ladies that have matured, drawn closer together, have weathered the bad times, have enjoyed the good and helped return girls basketball to Baker. Coach Danelson 59 Senior Stars Top left: Are these cement? Top middle: Don't you ever practice? Top right: New juggling act. Middle: What form Middle right: Three stooges. Abovei Making deals on new basketball players, huh. Rick? Bottom left: Ain't I beautiful? Bottom middle: Typical J. V. mentality. 60 Back row: Natalie Ferrei Robyn Enos, St aria Householder Karla He!frich, Julie Konot Shelly Barefoot Front row! Coach KendallBrenda Meschke, Bev Burghduff, Terry Dtlworth, Julie Bruha, Kathy McGonigai Tammy Barkley, Mgr Scores J. V. Has Winning Season Baker 48 Terry 16 Baker 43 Circle 29 Baker 25 Poplar 37 Baker 16 Golva 54 Baker 36 Fairview 13 Baker 39 Broadus 23 Baker 28 Plenty wood 21 Baker 24 Scobey 16 Baker 28 Ekalaka 1 22 Baker !• Circle 36 Baker 30 Fairview 23 Baker 37 Plentywood 31 Baker 44 Scobey 27 Baker 44 Broadus 13 Baker 34 Poplar 39 The junior varsity had an excellent season with an overall record of 0 3and a conference record 2. The team finished second in the conference and only missed a share of first place with Poplar by one game. There are several factors involved in having a win- ning team; hustle, good attitudes and team The J. V. ’$ possessed all of these necessary ingredi- ents and more. With an excellent offense and an even better de- fense, the Spartans defeated several of their oppo- nents by 15 points or more. It would be impossible to name the best or most valuable player on the team as all of the ladies contri- buted in a very big way to this successful season. I am proud to have coached as dedicated a group of girls as these. Baker should also be proud of these girls as they represented Baker very well. Coach Kendall. Freshmen Back row- Manager Sheri Freier. Kim Bremer. Jerri O'Connor, Traci Wade, Vickie Bakken, DeAnna Herbst, Coach Kuch. Front row• Carol tngesser. Jennifer Williams. Sherry Ketrerling. Scores • Summary Baker 56 C ircle 17 Baker 39 � ■- 0 mmw mm- Poplar ■ I 49 Baker 15 Gofva 31 Baker 16 Fair view 10 Baker 29 Broadus 12 Baker 23 Plenty wood 26 Baker 38 Beach 19 Baker 25 Scobey 24 Baker 32 Circle 21 Baker 38 Ekalaka 30 Baker II Fair view 07 Baker 22 Plentywood 31 Baker 33 Scobey 29 Baker 29 Broadus 22 Baker 38 Poplar 35 Baker 23 Beach 30 The 1980 season began with 8 freshmen girls out for basketball. The season ended with the team compil- ing II wins and 5 losses. Even more successful was the fact that all 8 players received a lot of playing time. This allowed each player to receive experience and it showed in their improvement throughout the year. Leading the scoring for the freshmen was Traci Wade with 176 points in 15 games. Other high scorers included Vicky Bakken with 109 points and Deanna Herbst with 88 points Back row ■, left to j Coach Johnson, Doreen Losing, cie Celander, Kathy Bridge- ford. Coach Hecker. Front row; Max Losing, Carol O'Conner, Barb Neumann Lower left, Carol's in her own little world. Lower middle. Push it Barbll Lower right, C'mon Maxll Bottom left; Taking some medicine for your finger? Bot- tom right. Our Father, who art in Fieaven ... 63 Back row i Loach Hecker. Pan Engesser, Kevin Braun, Jim O'connor Front row; Kelly Mahon. Brian Pinnow. Mark Wood, Coach Johnson O my God!! Say cheese, Hecker. Not one of your better ends. Hecker. Smile. Kelly, you're on C-C Camera! Spartan Round Ball Top L to R. Orville Madler, Kevin Fleckenstein. Mike Losing. Andy Wade. Hartley Barefoot, Brian Hickey. Bottom L to R: Scott Townsend. Kevin Petersen. Jim O'Connor. Jim Stanton, Frosty Williams, John L Left: Come on guys that's goal- tending. Right: Spartan defen- sive Below: Jim Stanton trying to find the basketball Bottom Right: Kevin has such form. P J. V. Has Successful Year Top Row- L io R; Jim Stanton. Brian Hickey0 Don Carlson. Hartley Barefoott Gerard Mesehke, Doug Kusler, Pete Stanton. Kevin Fleckenstein, John Lizer, Dwight Quenzert Bottom: Pat Zink, Kent Ketterling. Rory Bakken, Joe Zacher Freshman Basketball Left to right: Jeff Knipp. Brian Pinnow. Joey Hadley, Pete Stanton, Rick Madler, Pat Zink. Gary Eichorn. Jim Fbr. The Baker Spartan basketball team had a fine season, winning twelve games and losing ten. The team was near the top of the conference standings, finishing in second place in the Southern sub-division and third in over-all standings. Only Poplar and Sacred Heart finished above the Spartans and these were the only two teams the Spartans did not defeat in conference action. The team was plagued with injuries this seasonKevin Peterson was sidelined until mid-season with a football injury. In addition, an injury to Frosty William's knee shortly before the divisional tournament and an injury to Mike Losing's ankle in the consolation game hampered the Spartan drive to a championship. Scott Townsed was again our leading scorer for the third year in a row. A senior. Scott received a number of honors, being one of the Select Five chosen at the tournament was well as being named first team All confer- ence and second team All State. Andy Wade, who captained the Spartans along with Townsend, was the team's leading rebounder and a fine co- leader. Jim O'Connor, junior, was selected by his teammates the best defensive player and the hardest worker. Sophomores Jim Stanton and Orville Madler also saw extensive action. The coaching staff was well- pleased with the season and all coaches are optimistic about next year. With all the experienced returnees, the Spartan Team will have the inside track to the conference championship in 1982 and promises to be one of the better teams in Baker High School history. The program is solid and will produce potentional champions in the next three to five years. Bucket Ball Basketball Mania 68 Wrestling first Row: Coach Got twig, Sandy Engesser, Rhonda Pfeifle, Paula Engesser. Carol O’Connor Second Row: Gene Skidmore, Shane Beckers, Mark Domagala. Tim Vest, Lonnie Gorder, Jeff Groshans, Jim Gookin, Steve Koenig, Third s Teresa Rustad, Nick Dan Engesser. Mark Duneman, Russ Schell, A lion Eleckenstein, Randy Elastig. Tom Bruha, Rhonda Askin manager. Fourth Row: Kelly Hetser, Kenny Kenitzer, Doug Losing, Doug Goerndt, Marvin Dahl The Spartan Wrestlers started off the year with high hopes. We defended our title at the Terry tourney and finished second, at the tough Forsyth Tournament. From this point on a string of bad luck seemed to follow us everywhere we went. We ended up sending three wrestlers to state; all Seniors, Dan Engesser, Shane Beckers, and Allon Fieckenstein. Dan failed to place but had a very good year. Shane finished sixth and Allon won the state title at 16 7 lbs. Other Seniors graduating were Mark Duneman, who was just coming into his own when he was lost due to a knee injury. Russ Schell, had an undefeated year (18-0j until he was lost due to scholastic ineligibility. We have a very good nucleus of young kids back and we will be right in the thick of things for many years to come. Seniors Juniors Allon Fieckenstein 29 - Nick Schueler 5 - 10 Dan Engesser 22 - 9 Jeff Groshans 8- 7 Shane Beckers 22 - 8 Russ Schell 18- 0 Sophomores Mark Duneman 6 - 5 Tim Vest 3 - 19 Mark Domagala 10- 13 Freshmen Steve Koenig 2 - 2 Doug Losing 2- 4 Jim Gookin 7 - 5 Kenney Kenitzer 5 - 13 Lonnie Gorder 8 - 15 Tom Bruha 3 - 10 Marvin Dahl 0- 5 Jeff Hadley 4- 5 Kelly Heiser 4 - 8 Doug Goerndt 0- 2 Varsity Bottom Row: Shane Beckers, Mark Pomagala, Tun Vest, Lonnie Gorder, Jeff Groshans, Jim Gookin Top Row: Dan Engesser, Mark Duneman, Russ Schell. AUon Heckenstein, Randy Hastig, Tom Bruha Junior Varsity Bottom Row: Kelly Heiser. Kenny Kemtzer, Doug Goerdnt.Steve Koenig. Top Row: Nick Gene Skidmore, Doug Losing. Dahl 70 Sock it to him Allan! Make him say Uncle. Jeff! come on big boy!! I am to cute!1! Rough night Pan y 71 I'm the Bosstl State Bo Take a picture, it lasts longer! I'm the manager around hereI Come on guys, loosen upl Caught you in the act, Dear God, I need HCLPIl Not an unusual sight for Russ Bottom L to R: Kathy McGonigal. Lisa Prokop, DeAnna Herbst, Vicki Bakken, Anita Bowland, Tanya Dilworth. Marvin Dahl. David Mahon. Albert Green, Shelly Barefoot. Lyn Wolenetz. Mr. Menger, Stan Funk. Joe Zacher, Rory Bakken. Richard Whitmore, Kevin Petersen. Stan Funk was awarded the Ed Nel- son Memorial plaque in a BHS golf team awards ceremony last week. Funk, who received a memorial plaque and will have his name in- scribed on a school plaque, was se- lected because of his traits as an out- standing all-around golfer, explained Rich Menger. golf coach. In other boys' awards, Rory Bakken was named the most improved play- er. Funk was listed as the most inspi- rational and the most valuable player for the season. Anita Bowland was selected as the most improved member of the girls’ team. L yn Wolenetz was named most inspirational with Shelley Barefoot listed as the most valuable member of the girls ’ team. Shelley had placed eighth in the A-B-C divisional golf tourney earlier this month. Those earning letters for the season were Rory Bakken, Vicki Bakken, Shelly Barefoot. Anita Bowland, Mar- vin Dahl, Stan Funk, Albert Green, DeAnna Fferbst, Kathy McGonigal, Kevin Petersen, Lisa Prokop, Rich Whitmore and Lynn Wolenetz. Track Completes Successful Seas i: 11 Bottom L to It: Kathy Bridgeford, Kim Lund, Kay Dixon, Karla Helfrich. Second Row: Starla Householder, Vai Losing. Julie Bruha, carol Rath. Back Row: Laurie Breitbach, Bev Burgduff. Janice Stoddard. Nancy Griffith, Kathy Stanton, Marie Lund. The girls' track team had a very successful season. Fourteen girls went out with eleven qualifying for State. Marie Lund received most valuable member award, most improved went to Carol Rath. Julie Bruha received the most dedicated award. These awards are voted on by the team members, The follow- ing girls placed at divisionalsMarcie Celander, Marie Lund, Kathy Stanton, Kim Lund, Laurie Breitbach, Janice Stoddard, Kay Dixon, Bev Burgduff, Karla Helfrich, Val Losing, Julie Bruha. and Carol Rath. Boys Take 2nd At Divisionals Bottom L to R: Jim O’Connor, Eddy Courtright. Jim Stanton. Keith Carver, Mark Wood. Alton Ffeckenstein. Kent Ketterling. Brian Pinnow, Pat Zink. Andy Wade. Pete Stanton. Doug Kusler. Kevin Fleckenstein, Kenny Kenitzer. This year the boys completed another successful season. Fifteen boys came out for track this year with eight qualify- ing for State. The most valuable player award went to Jim Stanton and the most improved award went to Kevin Flecken- stein. The Zeke Lund track award went to Scott Townsend. These awards are voted on by the team members. The boys’ track team compiled 78 points at the divisional track meet, placfng second behind Plentywood. The following boys qualified for State: Scott Townsend, Alton Fleckenstein, Andy Wade, Jim O’Connor, Jim Stanton, Kevin Fleckenstein, Kent Ketterling,and Pete Stanton, Jim Stanton, Pete Stanton, Kent Ketterling, Alton Fleckenstein, Kevin Fleckenstein, Scott Townsend and Jim O’Donnor all placed in their events at the State track meet. Track Tracks . . Sadness Friendship Love Championship Surprises 78 O OKf CERTIFICATE OF APPRECI Presents re T36K£R MM Si fn of your s hc-ofR lUttj fh JUMP ROPE FOR HEART ;c feepc i ■ y. flwaut)h enarose and rats0 funds tc agiles; csrcRwast u'3f t3.te.is� U' ■ ii t f hi t-r: N ii r- PWJriC £f iCAffc On March 3, 1981 Baker High School and the Junior High participated in a Thon. This is an event sponsored each year by the Heart Association to raise money for the Montana Chapter Heart Association. Each team consisted of six members and they went out to the community to secure pledges for jumping rope. The maximum jumping time was 3 hours and the pledges varied according to each donator. Baker sent a check to the Montana Heart Associ- ation for an amount of $895.00. This event is run every year and hopefully next year there will be an even larger turnout. jump rope «heart Revised Edition Speech Drama left Such a big mouth you have Shan right Typical S £ D team!! Thank God n s over! Future Farmers Of America Bottom Front Row- Sheila Bondell, Kenny Lutts, Mark Meccage, Shane Beckers. Jenny Myhre, Merri Kirschten. Middle Row- Jim Gookin. John Holmans, Ken Wolenetz. Mary Lutts, Billy Howe, Joey Hadley, Back Howard Breitbach. Rod Kramlick, JoAnna Holmans. Gary Irgens. Jay Nyqutst. John Lizer, Todd Meccage. Wayne Rusley. FHA V 4 — To j President St aria Householder Middle Vice President Sharon Donald son Bottom Secretary Shelly Barefoot dp «r ■ snv- , •1 o ► . _T Front row Shelly Barefoot. Anita Bow- land, Kami Stadel. Cindy Fradenburg. Sharon Donaldson. Debbie Hetland, Carol Engesser, Mrs. Beach Middle row Brenda Schueler. Tracy Rustad. Charlotte Knipp. Jill Brocket. Tammy Dexter. Penny Meccage. Sandy Her- mann. Lyn Wolenetz. Val Losing Top row Kim Cook in, St aria Householder. Carol Rath, Julie Bruha Jr' «xs: - 4 V� Zmr Bottom left Treasurer Anita Bowland Bottom right Song Leader Jill Brocket 82 Friends, I will remember you. Think of Pray for you And when another day is through. I’ll stilt be friends with you. ■ The Baker fHA Chapter traveled to Glendive for the District Convention this fall We attended meetings in the morning including the district business meeting. the election of new district officers, and a style show, where Jill Brocket and Vat Losing each modeled while Shelly Barefoot narratedL After lunch we returned to Dawson High School for the afternoon activities. There, it was announced that Starla Householder had won the presidential election The rest of the afternoon was spent attending workshops. Early in the school yea, the Chapter held a Mother Daughter Tea. It was held at the home of Mrs. Dons Householder Our chapter Mothers this year are Mrs Doris Householder. Mrs. Susan Cox. and Mrs Joyce Barefoot The group has a goal this year of increasing it 's membership and bringing many new ideas to the group. They are all looking forward to the State Convention m March and hoping to take as many girls as possible. 83 Spartanettes B- Club 85 Rodeo Club i Li - C 5 f c £ I D Z 5 � mi ■ - � t Officers fop Teresa Rustad, Rhonda A skin Rot tom tad, Pete Rising � • Joyce Right Teresa Rust ad Rodeo! Isn't ii great!! 87 German Club Front row Stacey Neary. Dawn Williams. Patty Wuest. Roz Young. Jeanette Zachmann. Back row Advisor Bruce Gottwig. Nick Schueler. Doug Kusler. Scott Heuther. Front row- Arlene Ferrell, Jodi Miller, Back row Brenda Schueler. Charolette Knipp. Tina Woodsend. Scott Heuther. L to R: Lynn Stoddard, Alton Fleck- enstein. Dennis Dietz, Ricky Schell, Mark Duemann, Mr. Blake. Sandy Engesser. Linda Christian- son. Patty Tronstad. Rhonda Jkm. Cheri Jacobsen, Scott Huether Bottom; Lynn Stoddard, Scott Huether. Rhonda Askin. Top: Diane Miller. Rhonda Hodges, Patty Tronstad. Linda Christianson, Mr. Blake Rhonda A. modeling her dress at CDC. Middle Left: Diane and Lynn poising as usual. Middle: Dennis Top: The Deca group who at- tended CDC Left: Sandy, Duny and Patty perk- ing out. 90 Top: L to R - Marie Lund. Him Lund. Jenny Myhre, Rosalyn Young. Barbara Neumann. Jeanette Zach- mann. Kevin Petersen. Debbie Lentz. Kevin Helfrich. Mr. Mueller. Nancy Griffith Officers: Roz Young. Kim Lund, Debbie Lentz. Marie Lund. Barbara Neumann New Members from L to R Kathy McGonigal. Sheila Bondell. Debbie Wildish. Paula Engesser, Teresa tad, Kathy Stanton. Chen' Jacobsen. Dena Rich- mond. Va!Losing. Kelly Mahon. Rory Bakken. Dennis Dietz. Frosty Williams. Jim O'Connor, John Larlson. Joe Zacher. Lisa Prokop, Maxine Losing. Kay Dixon. Tammy Dexter, Lyn Wolenetz, Teri Dilworth, Laurie Breitbach. Merri Kirtschen, Karla Helfrich. Installa- tion of new members. 91 1980 Girl's And Boy’s Staters Bottom: Mark Duneman, Scott Townsend, and Mike Brewer 9 2 Merrt voicing ton!! Bottom ro� : Mem Ktrschten. Teri Dilworth, JoAnna Holman, Laurie Bnetbach, Kathy McGonigal, Linda Christianson. Scott Huether, Barb Neumann. Nancy Griffith. Mike Brewer. Jim O'Connor, Tract Wade, De- Anna Herbst, Kevin Petersen, Pete Stanton Mike making another tough decision. Another lively council meeting! Don still fighting for mus raches l Sitting: Diane Miller, Kim Lund, Deb Varner. Kelly Mahon, Linda Christianson, Back Kowi Sandy Engesser, Lhen Jacobsen, Gay Brocket. Deb Grote, Tina Woodsend. Nancy Griffith. Carol O’Connor. Kay Hoff. Kathy Stanton. Marie Lund. Teri Dilworth I'm sorry Hoff, but you'll have to do it againll Teri Dare me to do itll Spartan Scroll From left lo Right: ojy Brocket. Kelly Mahon. J k. iik y- V -Z z r- ' - ' • A, • t T Vi .j «$ • .i� V • ‘ � .-■•• - m .-Ja .V 1 p- i- «'•� 3 _v « V -4 T • i From L to Rffarfr Owens, 6 k Brocket, Mary all scroll workers 95 Athletic Banquet Numerous awards were given out at the annual athletic awards banquet held May II, 1981 at the fairgrounds. Girls basketball awards were as follows: MVP. Kay Hof ft most improved player, Kim Lund; best defense, kathy Stanton, Paula Engesser; best free throw percentage, Kay Hoff; leading scorer, Kay Hoff; Leading rebounder, Kay Hoff; Miss Hustle award, Paula Engesser. Boys football awards were as follows: MVP. Alton fleckenstein; most improved offense. Jim Stanton-, most improved defense. Kent Ketterling; hardest worker. Frosty Williamsleading scorer, Alton Fleckenbest blocker, Kevin Tuggle; Zeke Lund football award, Andy Wadei Steve McClain award, Kevin Tuggle. Boys basketball; MVP. Scott Townsend, most improved player. Mike Losing; hardest worker. Jim O'Connor; best defensive player. Jim O'Connor; best free throw percentage, Scott Townsend; leading scorer. Scott Townsend; leading rebounder. Andy Wade; Zeke Lund basketball award, Scott Townsend. Wrestlers: Zeke Lund outstanding wrestler. Allon Fleckenstein; hard luck award, Mark Duneman; most improved. Shane Beckers; most inspirational wrestler. Dan Engesser. Cross Country: Jim O'Connor and Carol O’Connor received MVP awards. Most inspirational runners were Jim O'Connor and Barb Neumann. The Jim O'Connor Memorial plaque for the outstanding all-around athlete, boy or girl, was won by Allon Fleckenstein. AH1 Shanng The time has come to say good-bye the past is done so please don 't cr The tun had is gone forever the memories we have will fast forever and ever. The friends we were we ft never be the times we shared we ft never see The times we had are gone forever to say good bye is no� or never. Collette Hurley -Friend A friend is someone you II always remember( the times you share the times you care, the times you laugh the times vow cry. the secrets v ou share the secrets you bare, the feelings have to last forever A friend ts someone who’ll always be there whenever vou need a shoulder or some care a person to tell alt your troubles to £ person that makes you feet like new 4 friend is someone who understands a person who will rato the stand Vix can atways confide m a true friend and people wilt say, Roy, those two blend Collette Hurley 98 Homework iSet out the pens put the books It 's time tor a test so nobody took School $ not over vet we ll stilt have homework You can fust bet so get bu 'y don i act tike a terk The assignment tor tonight we it go over tomorrow You tf soon have tt done tf you get started rtght now (Set out your homework we re going over it right mm Would y ou quit working on it It i a supposed to be done It s too late now I don't want to hear any excuses It you didn’t turn it in K u don t get a grade Collette Hurley 99 -L?ood bye- To say good bye is hard to do especially so for me and you Breaking Up Breaking up is hard to do especratty or me and you Because of you f thought I'd never be blue Because to you t thought Vd always be true. Even though we tried our best It s time to stop and take a rest. Eor now the time has come to say i hope 71 see you someother day.. Even though i know fit be blue Some day f hope I lf get over you. Tomorrow is another day I wish our love Was here to stay, t wish we could too bad we can t What 's done is done so forget the past Hello one day good bye the next long my bve forget the text Collette Hurley for when yOu say good bye to me Unhappy the ne r (toy ' be. Tomorrow is another day don I think about it fuSf hope and pray for when it s time to say good bye and even though we both did try And when we ve gone our separate ways fust try and remember those special days Collette Hurley 100 Left to right Rhonda Pfeifle. Sandy tngesser, Paula Engesser, Carol O'Connor Top Sandy Right Carol Lower right Rhonda Bottom Paula 102 Spartan Spirit Shown Top - Left to Right Deb Varner, Vicky Zupanik Bottom - Left to Right Cheri Jacobsen. Diane Miller, Lynn Stoddard Above: Show us your underallsl Above middle: Cheri and Vicky working hard. Above right: Going to the show Lynn? Right: The Fantastic Five 103 Football Spirit Football Cheerleaders - 1980Debbie Varner, Lynn Stod- dard. Carla Barone, Diane Miller Top to bottom Kandt Varner Carol Rath, Rochelle Herlbert, Lynn Wolenetz. X Can t be that bad girls. Baker High School Twirlers Top row - Left to Right - Laurie Breitbach. Janice Stoddard Second row- Barb Mahon, Cheri Jacobson, Third row- Caria Barone, Carol O'Connor Bottom row- Kim Lund, Kathy McGonigal, The Twirlers of B.H.S. provided exciting entertainment throughout the 1980-81 season. The girls started oft with a flashy Fire Baton routine during the Homecoming Halftime. Three of the Seniors performed, Carol O'Connor, Cheri Jacobson and Carla Barone. Four of the girls performed at the Girl's B.B. Tournament. Their next performance was at the Christmas Invitational Tournament. Laurie, Kim, Janice, Kathy, Barb, and Carla gave an excellent performance. All eight girls finished their season with a final spectacular routine at the last home game and also at the Boy's B.B. tournament. ,HOT STUFF'' Goldengirls Light up the Field Back row - Dena Ehret, Cheryl Hurley, Jodi Miller, Jelita Coo- ley, Front row Cheryl Good- man. Anita Bowland - Captain, Pam Hughes, Not pictured - Advisors, Toni Wiseman, Ann Gustafson The Drill Team performed at Homecoming to the music of Play That Funky Music. They also performed at a home Girls Basketball game to the music of Funky Town and at the Girls Tournament in Plentywood to the music of Play That Funky Music. Middle left - Smile! Middle right - Is Everybody Ready??? Middle - Our leggs fit your leggs. Bot- tom right - Heyl This is funI 108 Front Row- Left To Right Collette Hurley. Chen Jacobsen. Carol O'Connor. Mane Lund. Debbie Lentz. Lynette Janice Stoddard. Kemberly Ouenzer. Jill Jenson. Brenda Lentz. Maria Prokop. Kay Hoff. Teri Dilworth. Second Row. Kathy Stanton. Tammy Barkley. Kathy McGomgal. Cindy Fradenburgh, LaVonne Wolenetz. Kim Groshans, Lynn Stoddard. Rhonda Hodges, Sandy Kruger, Sheila Graham. Renee McLaughlin. DeAnna Herbst, Scott Graham. Lisa Prokop. Kelly Mahon. Vance O'Donnell. Vicky Arnell. Vicky Zupantk. Vicki Uttke. Third Row. left to Right: Patricia Strangeford, Tanya Oifworth, Gina Wright. Susan Zachmann. Pam Brenda Bechtold. Sandy Madler. Patty Wuesf, Rhonda Pfeifle. Kevin Novak, Scott Wood. Jon Neumann, David Schweighert. Kevin Wike. Laurie Breitbach. Brian Pinnow. Dwight Ouenzer, Pete Stanton, John Carlson. Stan Funk. Tammy Woodsend, Sue Barb Mahon. Mark Wood. Janette Zachmann. Top Row: Chad Afrank.Phillip Hughes. Kelly Wike. Vicki Bakken. Traci Wade. Carla Barone. Shawn Handren. Dale Singer. Jefl Nichols, Stephany Huether. David Delkamp. Rosalyn Young. Pam Hughes. Sharon Breitbach. Rickie Hughes. Rick Madler. Pat Zink. Kenny Kenitzer, Dave Mahon. Barbara Neumann. Robert Burns. Director Roy Wood 110 Play That Funky Music Pep Band fires up teammates and crowd and at the same time provides exciting entertainment during half time. The Marching Spartans pictured above with Band Director Mr. Roy Wood, have provided much Spirit through their Ac t tv it it and numerous parades. Take A Little Rhythm Top Row: Left to Right, Debbie Zeuschner, Rosalyn Young. Rick Madler, Lawana Singer, Pam Hughes Second Row: Left to Right. Jon Neumann. Laurie Breitbach. Pete Stanton. Dwight Quenzer, Debbie Lentz Bass Piano. Kathy Piano Third Row. Left to Right. Barb Mahon. Tanya Dilworth. Kim Lund. Vicki Uttke. Tammy Woodsend The United States Marine Band performing their evening Concert in the Gym. While here they also gave an afternoon Matinee performance, both of which were attended by many in the surrounding communi- ties. 112 Instrumental Superiors Lyn Wofenetz Mark Wood Vicki Bakken Rosalyn Young Tammy Wood send Dave Mahon Barbara Neumann State Superior Ensembles Marie Lund and Carol O'Connor Debbie Lentz. Carol O'Connor. Marie Lund, Lyn Pam Hughes, Lisa Prokop. Barb Neumann. Laurie Brietbach. Roz Young Barb Mahon, John Carlson, Kim Lund, Tammy Vicky Zupanik Vicki Bakken. Mark Wood, Kevin Novak, Traci Wade, Carla Barone Vicki Bakken. Ms. Llarys. Barbara Neumann, Carla Barone 114 Barbara Neumann Debbie Lentz Kelly Mahon Clarinet Choir: From L to R- Cheri Jacobsen. Kathy Stanton, Collette Hurley. Tammy Barkley. Kathy McGonigal. Cindy Fradenburg. Back- Rhonda Pfeifle. Patty Wuest, Rhonda Hodges. Lynn Stoddard. Kay Hoff. Teri Dilworth Brass Choir: From L to R- DeAnna Herbst. Scott Graham. Lisa Prokop. Kelly Mahon, Middle- Pam Hughes. Roz Young. Rick Madler. Pat Zink. Back- Laurie Breitbach. Dwight Quenzer. Brian Pinnow. Pete Stanton. Jeanette Zachmann. Mark Wood. Barb Neumann. Alan Varner 115 Top Row: Left to Right Kami Stadet. JoAnna Holman. Brenda Meschke, Dwight Quenzer, Gerard Meschke. Lynnette Wolenetz, Barbara Neumann, Second Row Kenny Kenitzer. Cheri Frier, Winnie Ferrel, Charlotte Knipp, Rosalyn Young, Tammy Dexter. Julie Bruha, Kelly Mahon. Third Row Mark Wood, Pam Hughes, Brenda Schueler. Debbie Lentz, Kim Lund, Kathy Stanton, Marie Lund Bottom Row Alan Varner, Jelita Cooley. Janette Zachmann, Anita Bowland, Vocal Director Ms. Jacqueline Clarys Concert Choir performing at the Christmas Concert, one of the many Splendid performances gave all year. 116 Swing Choir Bottom From L to R: Jeanette Zachmann. Roz Young, Debbie Lentz. Marie Lund, Tammy Dexter, Kim Lund Back: Alan Varner, Kelly Mahon. Mark Wood, Dwight Quenzer, Ken Kenitzer. Lisa Prokop on drums. Ms. Clarys and Mrs. Tuggle Swing Choir prepares for a concert Mr. Wood giving the twirlers their trophies. Those awards can get to you. Barb and her shopping cart full of awards. Well Kay did you win anything this year ? Are you going to hang your award on the refrigerator. Debbie? 118 The head table. Barb receiving another award. 1981 Jr. Sr. Prom Royalty Dreaming Queen Collette Hurley and King Kevin Helfrieh Candidates Sandy and Jeff Varner Candidates Marie Lund and Kurt Schell Candidates Barb Mahon and Doug Schell 120 Juniors having a good time. Linda, Barb and Sandy messing around. Confused, Russ?? The 1981 Jr. Sr. Prom was held Saturday April 25. The Theme was Dreaming . The colors were blue and silver. The song was Lost In Love,” the music was provided by the Boogie Brothers. 121 Say listen. Barb Jeff and Rhonda getting down to the music Hartley and Kevin waiting for the music to start. Doug and Denise 122 Come on guys get with the program! 124 Annual Message As young adults now entering the real world, you are venturing into very exciting times. From your daily life experiences to yet unheard of scientific achievements, you will be facing challenges never before encountered by graduating seniors. You ha ve had the opportunity for an excellent education which will provide a solid foundation to face your many new challenges. In your next stage of life be optimistic, be loyal, welcome your new responsibilities, keep a smile on your face and you will have a successful, satisfying life. Good luck, good fortune, and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of FUs hand. Pictured below: School Board Back James Stanton, Mike Krieger, Carol Bechtold. Herb McCamish, Vic Uttke. Front Row. Everett Knipp, Helmut Straub, Ralph Rising. Miriam Kirschten. 1981 Trustee Board 126 Tom McGonigal Principal Mike Reynolds Vice Principal Athletic Director Julie LaCross Jr. High Principal Jr. High Home Ec Carol Bechtold School Clerk Diana OilI School Secretary Elaine Stanhope Ass’t Clerk 127 Ross Barefoot Guidance Mark Bissel P.E.. Ass't FB, 7th Grade Boys BB Dave Blake DECA, Business, 5th and 6lh Grade BB Everett Bowland Carpentry, Electricity. Construction Howard Breithach Vo. Ag., FFA 128 Jaqueline Clarys Vocal Music Robert Curry Business. Studies. Ass t Hi. Head Wrestling. Girls Track lerry Curry tnghsh I. II Rick Danelson Resource Room. Head Girls HH. Ass t Boys BH Don Pilworth Algebra I. II, Computers. Student Council Adv Bruce Got twig German, tnghsh I. II. Spartan Scroll. Asst. Wres 12S Pamela Heal Beach John Hecker Business. Cross Country, Annual Staff Advisor Joni Herzog Art, Cheerleader Advisor. Art Club D. Paul Hickman Study Hall Clayton Hornung Social Studies. P.A.P.. World History. Jr. High Girls BB, Intermurals Doris Householder Special Ed. 130 Barb Johnson Speech Therapist. Ass t Cross Country. Ass t Girls Track. Ed Jones Jr. High Science. Jr. High Wrestling. Jr. High Track. FB Tom Kendall Drivers Training, Ass t Girts BB, 8th Grade Boys BB Sandy Kinsey School Nurse Carole Knutson English IV, Business, Speech Drama Marilyn Kuch Ass't Girls BB, Ass r Girls Track, PE. 131 Tom Mahon Social Studies. Jr. High History Richard Menger Biology, Max Mueller Chemistry. Physics. Advanced Math. Trig., Honor Society Mikell Neumann World History. Spanish. Special Ed. Jack Parker Director ot Special Ed. 132 Steve Prokop Industrial Arts Jim Schillinger Math, Boys Track, Ass t TB, Ass t Boys BB Agnes S Special Ed. Harold Jr. High English. Head EB. Head BB Toni Wiseman Special Ed.. Or ill Team, Cheerleader Advisor Byron Wolenetz Jr. High Math. Aviation 13 Roy Wood Instrumental Music Benny Bechtold Head Custodian Paul Berger Custodian Sue Hineman Custodian karen Nyquist Custodian Gus Wickstrom Custodian I 1 4 What's up. Miss Kuch? Is this the art room? Who said I ain’t macholll 136 How often do you practice. Mrs. Beach? Are all those awards yours. Miss Knutson? Who's your eye on now, Mr. Reynolds? Caught in the act. Mr. Menger, Mr. DHworth tckt Arnell Jessie Barefoot Doug Beehtold Theresa Becker Sharon Beckers Steve Boggs Troy Burdick Clint Burgduff Lorne Celander Mitch Domagala Dean Ehret Pamela Feisthamel % Sheila Graham John Greenlee Kim Groshans Ty Grensfiner 138 Brian Gunderson Tony Gunderson Shawn Handran Va 7 Heim James He Quenton Hickey Pamela Hoffman Ruth Huckins Phillip Hughes Carrie Hurley Keola Kinsey Pat Knipp David Kruger Sandi Kruger Jim Lmdamen Sandy Madler Roy Mad son Don Maier Bret Mec Lanita Miller 139 Michieile Nap ton Jeff Nichols Joette Nielsen Brian Noftsker 0 Sharon O'Conner Pamela Peabody Kim Guenzer Todd Rustad Phillip Rusley Amanda Schopp Dave Schweigert Dale Singer Kevin Skogas Sean Smith Dan Stanton Steve Stevenson Patricia Strangford Norman Twiford Sue Twiford Wade Verke 9 140 Scott Wood Wayne Zacker See Mom no Teeth (Vicki Uttke) Neumann for two Ready. Set. Go (Andrew Kreager and Jon Neumann) Crowd Cheers On 141 Shame On You Wasn 't Me (Todd Rust ad) Richard Arnold Chad A frank Molly Barefoot Brenda Bechtold Sharlotte Beckers Sharon Breithbach Robert Burns Julie Carlson Scott Carver Susan Dahiman Mike Dexter Tanya Dilworth Susan Duneman Scott Eichhorn Robin Go Ronnie Gorder 142 John Hadley Teresa Heiser Keith Heffnch Brett Hickey Stephanie Huether Rickey Hughes Jim Huntley Jill Jensen Christy Kinsey Andy Kreager Bill Larson Brenda Lentz Janell Losing Ken Madsen Renee McLaughlin Karl Mueller Jon Neumann Kevin Nielson Par in Noftsker Tim O 'Connor 143 Thadd O 'Donnell Vance O Donnell Maria Prokop Debbie Schueler Marlin Skidmore Shawn Sko Allison Stanhope Tye Stuart Leroy Tronstad Vicki Uttke Dean Wang Kelly Wtke Kevin Wike Curtis Williams LaVonne Wolenetz Susan Zachmann I t 144 Bottom row Sharon Beckers. Joette Nielson. Sharon O'Connor. Carrie Hurley, Lori Haga Top row Coach Bitney, Sheila Graham. Kimberly Groshans. Pamela Feisthamel. Jesse Barefoot 7th B a G $ r k a e d t e b a 1 m letz, Sharlotte Beckers. Teresa Heiser, Maria Prokop. Julie Carlson Middle row Jill Jensen, Kristy Kinsey, Sharon Breitbach. Vicki Uttke, Molly Barefoot, Tanya Oil worth Top row Coach Horung. Brenda Bechrold, Susan Dahlman, Renee McLaughlin, Susan Duneman 145 Above Off and running!!! Left Ronnie Gorder. Coach Hecker, Tim O'Connor Back row Coach Meredith. Ouenton Hickey. Pale Singer. David Kruger. Mitch Pomagala. Kevin Skogas. Front row Jamie Hartmck. Chad Afrank. Troy Burdick. Ricky Hughes. Don Maier. Philip Hughes. 146 Bottom Row Steve Stevenson, Pat Knipp. David Schweigert, Ty Grens Sean Smith, Kevin Wike. Daren Ehret, Chad Afrank. Brian Noftsker, Troy Burdick, Jeff Nichols. Tony Gunderson, Kelly Wike. Middle Row Don Maier, Doug Bechtoid, Dale Singer, Richard Arnold. Scott Wood. Ouenton Hickey, James Herbst.Jon Neumann, Brett Hickey, Robert Burns, Darin Noftsker. Daniel Stanton. Top Row Coach Meredith, Andrew Kreager. Mike Dexter, Kevin Nielsen, Scott Eichhorn. Mitchell Domagala. David Kruger, Ty Stuart, Dean Wang, Curtis Williams. Coach Bissell. 147 Down for the tackle. TAKE - ER EASY 7th Grade Bottom Row- Doug Bechtoid. Sean Smith. Pat Kntpp, Brian Noftsker, Clint Burduff. Middle Row- Joette Nielsen. Shawn Handran, Keofa Kmsey. Scott Wood. Wayne Zacher. Jeff Nichols, Steve Stevenson. Top Row- Kim Ouenzer. Ty Gren- stiner. Dan Stanton. James Herbst. David Schweigert. Coach Bissell. 7th B a G s r k a e d t e b a 1 1 Sth B a G s r k a e d t e b a 1 1 Sth Grade Bottom Row- Teresa Heiser. Kevin Wike, Keith Helfrich. Jon Nuemann, Brett Hickey. Middle Row- Brenda Bechtoid. Karl Mueller, Richard Arnold, Kelly Wike. Darin Hoftsker. Mike Dexter. Top Row- Scott Eichhorn. Tye Stuart. Andrew Kreager, Dean Wang. Curtis Williams. Coach Kendall. 148 Mass Confu Come on, he won't bite. Judge it fair, please! Look Mom. I did it! A master and his invention. WOW I! What a position. t Good job Teresa! She did it Mr. H. The Lone Runner. 150 Conte on. iust a few more steps. Boys w Kio almost got himl Track Get out of my way!!! K - f‘m gonna catch yat Man, I'm alm 151 Eighth Grade Graduates: Chad A frank, Richard Arnold, Molly Barefoot, Brenda Bechtold, Sharlotte Beckers, Sharon Breitbach, Robert Burns, Julie Carlson, Scott Carver, Susan Dahlman, David Dele amp, Tanya Dilworth, Mike Dexter, Susan Duneman. Scott E ichorn, Robin Gorder, Ronnie Gorder, John Hadley, Louella Haga, Teresa Heiser, Keith Helfrich, Brett Hickey, Stephanie Huether, Rickey Hughes, Jim Huntley, Jill Jensen, Andrew Kreager. Brenda Lentz, William Larson, Janell Losing, Ken Madsen, Renee McLaughlin, Karl Mueller, Jonathon Neumann, Kevin Nielson, Darin Noftsker, Tim O’Connor, Thadd O’Donnell, Vance O'Donnell, Maria Prokop, Debbie Schueler, Marion Skidmore, Shawn Skogsberg, Allison Stanhope, Tye Stuart, LeRoy Tronstad, Vicki Uttke, Roy Wandle. Dean Wang. Kelly Wike, Kevin Wike, Curtis Williams, LaVonne Wolenetz, Susan Zachmann. ■ ■ Mr. Reynolds giving his speech to the eighth grade class. LaVonne racing for her diploma. Even crutches won’t stop this kidI 152 154 155 BAKER SUPER VALUE The best in groceries, meats, fresh fruits, and vegetables. Locally owned AL 'SBARBER SHOP Hair Styling Men 8 Women Hair Piece Fitting Complete Barber Needs See Al today SAMSEL 'S For all your clothing needs Barcie and Jack Samsel DEPT STORE DONNETTA ’S BEAUTY DEN If you’re not becoming to him. you should be coming to us Phone: 778-3792 Donnetta Schaefer 156 nui Lm “ -r I V 1 LA -i LAWLER DRUG Reliable Prescriptions Wedding 3 Shower gifts Jack Lawler, Reg. Ph GAMBLES JL 1 Congratulations Class of 81” Don 8 Gladys Morris - 7 i ■ -t. to y i Luer - � 1 ! ii HANEWALD S SONS Harold Hanewald Baker, Mt and Bowman, ND SOLID STATE ELECTRONICS Sales 8 Services Baker, Mt. ■ 157 150 159 RE YNOL DS •m ■ tfe. M-M-M! 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Ben Franklin Mona's Floral S Boutique % R; A NiK , A. ■— ft .. . . =JtoiBez3a.o Aa«moet Owners.- Kenny % Evie Heier 778-2610 Baker, MT. For all your blooming needs Mona Shepard I used to get mad at school The teachers who taught me weren't cool You’re holding me down, turning me round, filling me up with your rules. We. the editors, would like to take this opportuni- ty to thank some very important people. We would like to thank our advisor. Mr. Hecker for all the time, work and sleepless nights he has had over this annual. We would like to thank Mr. Dil- worth for taking pictures, and for those of you students who turned in candid pictures, they’re what makes your annual have that extra special touch. We would like to thank two people in par- ticular because without them we would really be in bad shape. Linda Meyer and Debbie Wildish are our own two famous artists who have expertly furnished us with our division pages and various artworks. I would like to thank Kay Hoff for put- ting in that extra time to put the finishing touches on our work of art. And. last but not least I would like to thank you the Student Body for being such a great group and making this annual what it is. We, have put afot of time in on this annual and we're proud of it. we hope you are too. 172