Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 197 of the 1982 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Message to Seniors 4 Girls Basketball 8 Cross Country 14 Football 16 Homecoming 21 Speech and Drama 36 Gymnastics 38 Judo 40 Boy's Basketball 42 Wrestling 48 Senior Class Play 54 Track 60 Golf 64 Spring Awards 66 Speech and Drama Play 68 Prom 70 Graduation 76 Clubs 81 Band and Chorus 96 Seniors 112 Juniors 128 Sophomores 133 Freshmen 138 Administration 144 Faculty 146 Staff 152 Junior High 154 Ads 164 It finally passed! SITE PLAN MEW P rfOOtMQ ,NEW APpmON S I n - . - ■ • SECTION A iun a i TT m i r i t 1 cooper M U Up I • PURpoSfc- yA4 Vs4S l M ”....- -� ■1 1 1 I 1 ■ ■ fc nf || . I B- ■ I B c. ET ••V ■■ '? 1 Proposed due date is FALL ’83 3 would like to take this opportunity to congratulate you for all of your achievements thus far in your life. Up to this time, your parents, teachers and iriends have played a very important role in everything you have done. You have now reached the point in time when most decisions are now going to be your own. You are now facing an uncertain future with a very critical world situation and an unstable economy but I’m certain you have a strong foundation with which you can cope with your new challenges. Man has always been able to turn times of crisis into times of opportunity and I’m confident your generation will be able to do the same. Be optimistic, be enthusiastic and keep smiling. Until we meet again, may the Lord watch over you and yours. 4 ■ STUDENT LIFE On October 5, 1981, Richard Xavier, an escape artist, gave an assembly for our school. On the left page, in the upper left corner, Pete Stanton and Kevin Petersen tie Mr. Xavier up. On the middle picture on the right page, Paula Engesser gets in the action. Mr. Xavier escapes anyway. Another happening this fall was the Buddy Rich Concert. Buddy gave an excellent performance. The B.H.S. Jazz Band also performed the same night. On the left page the top right picture, Buddy is beating away at his drums. On the right page in the bottom left you see Buddy Rich’s saxophone section. Buddy gave a great performance. On October 31, 1981, as an activity, the Art Club demonstrated how to paint clown faces for the elementary children. Then the children went out trick or treating afterwards. On the left page on the bottom left corner, Carol Beebe is hard at work and in the right corner Kelly Mahon is busy painting. On the right page in the right, Louise Braun is enjoying herself. THE AWESOME GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM The Baker Girls basketball team finished the 1981 season with a W-IO record. The three seniors on the team were Laurie Paula Engesser and Kim Lund. Kim Lund was the leading scorer for the year with 135 total points. Paula Engesser led the team in rebounds with 75 offensive and 133 defensive. She also led the team with 68 steals. Laurie Breitbach was' the team's second lading re bounder with71 defensive rebounds and 36 offensive. There were eight juniors on the varsity each getting a various amount ol playing time. 1 hey were Shelly Barefoot. the varsity’s second leading scorer with 102 points. She was the most consistent from the line, leading the team in free throws with 36 of 57 - over 50 percent. Karla Helfrich led the team in free throw percentage, shooting 61 percent for the year. She was 22 of 37 from the line and had 88 total points for the year. Natalie led the team in assists with 31 for the year. She also added 28 steals and 41 points. Kay Dixon was very consistent offensively and defensively for the Spartans. She had 91 points and 70 rebounds. She also shot over 50 percent from the chanty stripe and contributed 34 steals for the season. Jan Stoddard played well and helped the team in rebounding with 48 defensive rebounds and 20 offensive. Robyn Enos, Julie Bruha and Kathy McGonigal played well when called on to do so and contributed in various ways, always hustling and Irving their best. These three girls should contribute greatly to the Spartans next year. The only sophomore on the team was Traci Wade. She was a fine rebounder with 63 defensive rebounds and offensive. She also scored 74 points for the year. The Spartans lose three fine seniors but Coach Danclson has a very strong, talented squad coming back. They could be a strong factor in the eastern B race next year. K Above- Girls B.B. showing spirit. Far left-Our three seniors on the team. Far right-Asabelle, the team's pet. Far middle right-}ane'strials and er rors of dedication. Bottom left-Where are you flying to Kim? Bottom mid- dle-Robin's got the drive. Bottom ng jf-Laurie meeting the fired up Spartans. 8 by Coach Rick Danelson 9 Back row; Julie Bruha, Jerri O'Connor. Jennifer Williams, Sherri Kettcrling, Carol Engesser. Middle Row: Julie Kono. Kathy McGonigal. Vicki Bakkcn, Mr. Kendall. Vicki Uttkc. Maria Prokop. Front row: Kim Bremer, Traci Rustad, DeAnna Herbst, Manager Brenda Meschkc. The 198! season was a tough one for Baker’s J.V.’s as they ran into a lot of excellent competition. The Spartans came through the season looking pretty good despite the tough competition with an overall record of 7 wins 9 losses and a conference record of 7 wins-8 losses. The J. V. ’s were younger than most of their competition as three sophomores and two freshmen made up the starting five. Though the Spartans were young, they looked good and made a lot of progress throughout the season. With a record that was just a shade under 500, it really shows that Baker was a team to be respected. The J. V. s represented Baker well not only on the court but off the court also. Baker and Baker High School should be proud of these young ladies. As their coach, I am very fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with every one of the Baker J. v;’s. Coach Kendall Baker 32 Wolf Point 30 Baker 15 Poplar 30 Baker 56 MCHS 13 Baker 26 Fairview 27 Baker 52 Scobey ’ j 25 Baker 39 Plentvwood ■j Baker 21 Circle 33 Baker I n Scobey 25 Baker 29 Poplar 46 Baker 13 Wolf Point 31 Baker 32 Broadus 25 Baker 25 Ekalaka 27 Baker 22 Broadus 19 Baker 46 Plentywood 50 Baker 31 Circle 30 Baker 30 Fairview 35 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Back row: Stephanie Huether, Susan Duneman, Sharon Breitbach, Molly Barefoot, Cristy Kinsey, Tanya Dilworth. Middle row: Sharon Beckers, Vicki Uttkc, Maria Prokop, La Vonne Wolcntez,Heidi Perry. Front row: Miss Kuch, Theresa Heiser, Jamyne Mayo, Brenda Bee h told. The freshmen girls basketball team completed the second season with a record of 8 wins and 4 losses. There were 15 girls on the team at the beginning of the year. (Two members of the team, Maria Prokop and Vicki Uttke, played with the junior varsity team. Others that helped the junior varsity from time to time included Sharon Brietbach, Christy Kinsey, Molly Barefoot, and Tanya Dilworth.) Tanya Dilworth was high scorer for the year and Sharon Brietbach was high rebounder. The girls played several extremely close games. Each time, they came through to win. The team was one that had real desire to win and it showed when the game was close. The team has a lot of talent. They will be a team to watch in the next couple of years. Coach Kuch GIRLS B.B. IN ACTION Upper left: Carol in flight. Upper right: Nice form Karla. Middle left:Vicki concentrating. Middle: Reach Tanya! Middle right: Kay's hoping! Right: Renee listing hard. I GIRL’S B.B. CHEERLEADERS Above: Lynette Wolenetz varsity mascot Below: J.V. cheerleaders, LaVonne Wolenetz, Maria Prokop, Theresa Heiser, Susan Duneman Varsity cheerleaders, Sherri Ketterling, DeAnna Herbst, Jerri O'Connor CROSS COUNTRY ABOVE: Back Rot : Mark Wood, Kelly Mahon, Kevin Braun, Jim O'Connor, Brian Pinnow, Front Row: Coach John Hecker, Maxine Losing, Teri Dilworth. Every runner on our Cross Country team, both boys and girls, has a lot to be proud of. Each week of hard practice, they conquered goals that they had set for themselves. We will miss our seniors, Jim and Kevin, who have given a great part of themselves to this sport during their high school years. We look forward to our younger runners next year to conquer new goals and new heights. -By Coach Hecker FAR TOP: Mark (front), Brian (middle), and Kelly (right) in front of a pack coming around a corner in Baker. TOP RIGHT: Jim heading for the second loop of the Baker course. ABOVE: Teri (left) and Max (right) run in the first meet of the season at Glendive. RIGHT: Kevin going into a turn in Baker. LEFT MIDDLE: Kelly, Kevin, and Mr. Reynolds before the race in Glcndive. LEFT BOTTOM: At the starting in the Baker meet. 15 I RON! ROW: Keith Carver, Scott Eichorn, Brett Hickey, Curt Williams, Robert Burns. Mark Dunn, Kelly Heiser, John Hadley, Rich Becker, Tye Stuart. SECOND ROW: Rory Bakken, Ronny Gorder, Dave Mahon, Mike Dexter, Jim Stanton, Scott Tuggle, Joey Hadley, Hartley Barefoot, Kent Ketterlmg, John Lizer. THIRD ROW: Ion Neumann, Rick Madier, Gary Eichorn, Kenny Kenitzer, Jeff Knipp, Doug Schell, Cliff Christianson, Pete Stanton, Jeff Hadley. FOURTH ROW: Andy Kreager, Brian Hickey, Kevin Fleckenstein. FIFTH ROW: Jim O’Connor, Rich Whitmore. it IM ij� consisting of Pete Stanton, Scott Tuggle and Jim Stanton played well against the pass and stopped the long runs. The Spartans are looking for a fine year next year with many returning let termen and losing only five seniors. Scores The Baker Spartans finished with a 4-3 Eastern B conference record. The coaches were very pleased with the play of the team considering the loss of many key players for the season, including captains Frosty M Williams and Kevin Petersen. The offense improved steadily throughout the year. After many changes in the front line, the team developed a strong line and got some very good blocking up front from Rich Whitmore,Ken Kenitzer, John Lizer, Kent Ketterling and Rich Becker. The Spartan backHcld was led by junior running back Jim Stanton who gained over 1200 yards and also led the team in scoring. Kevin Fleckenstein, another fine running back who arrived midway through the season, helped to balance out some of the running and strengthen the back field. Fullbacks Brian Hickey and Cliff Christianson also added some Fine blocking along with consistent running for short yardage. Junior quarterback Scott Tuggle had a great year as the Spartans number one signal caller, completing 42 of 102 passes, also having some fine runs when called upon. Defensively, the Spartans were led up front by tackles Rich Becker and Kent Ketterling, each scoring well with 341 and 310 points, respectively. The two senior defensive ends, John Lizer and Brian Hickey, played consistently all season long. Backing up the front line were our four tough linebackers who scored well with Rich Whitmore with 323 points and Kenny Kenitzer with 270 points containing the inside and Kevin Fleckenstein starting in mid season with 127 points and Hartley Barefoot with 316 points containing the outside. The defensive secondary BAKER OPPONENT SCORE 0 Plentywood 20 22 Poplar 0 0 Miles City 43 34 Scobey 12 6 Sacred Heart 16 48 Fairview 0 42 Circle 21 22 Wolf Point 44 16 COUNTER CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: On Our Way to a Victory “Coaching is dirty , ” says Coach Schillinger. The Spartan Football is recognized at the last Pep Assembly of the 1981 season. Coaches Bob Curry and Mark - sell giving sideline advice % SUPER SPARTANS CLOCKWISE FROM ABOVE: coach Curry gives Whit (Rich Whitmore) pointers during a timeout. Toe (hartley Barefoot) leaves the scene of the crime during the Circle game. Now what's going on? Get going, you guys! shouts Coach Curry as Head Coach Schwan agrees. Kevin Peterson and Frosty Williams, injured co- captains, discuss strategy from the sidelines. Go for it! 18 THE FIELD FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS ABOVE: Lynette Wolenetz, Ro chelle Hurlbert, Debbie Varner, Carol Beebe, and Kandi ABOVE RIGHT: Carol and Kandi cheer the team on. FAR Kandi, Carol, Debbie, Roach (Ro- chelle), and Lyn getting it together fora Pep Assembly. RIGHT: C'mon Roach-it can't be that cold 20 HOMECOMING 1981 Homecoming Activities stinted on Tuesday with shorts, sock boots day. The Cheerleaders had a “ Fire Drill” pep assembly outside on the front lawn to fire up the student body. On Wednesday everyone dressed up like the occupation they wanted to be. Coronation at 7:00 in the High School Gym. Vicky Zupanik TrostyWilliams were crowned King Queen. Thursday was class day each class dressed up Seniors - Slobs; Juniors - Mafia; Sophomores - Punk Rock; Freshmen - Cowboys Indians. Spirit Night was at 7:00 in the Gym, bonfire following behind the school. Maroon Gold Day was on Friday and The Homecoming Game with Sacred Heart at 7:30. 21 Upper Left- King Queen and their Royal Carriage Lower Left- What's wrong Mr. Prokop? Mid- die Right- BHS's own DEVO! Lower Right- Scott keeping his freshmen in order? Far Left- Look what all the work does to us! Bottom fs this Alger bra? Left- Tammy what are you practicing for? Bottom Right- Albert's everyday dress. Left- Penny Louise joined the “Hells Angels ? Top Right- The itsy-bitsy spider . . . Brenda! Low- er Right Don 't just sit there say something. Upper Left- Father Barefoot at work again Middle Nice shoe Vicky Bottom Left- Jeanette Merri living their part Top Right- 3 Homecoming princess’ ready to tango! Bottom Right- Student body at the Pep Assem- bly FALL ATHLETIC BANQUET The Fall Athletic Banquet was held on December 2, 1981 at the Fair Grounds Exhibit Hall. First year letters awarded to Rory Bakkcn, manager Jim O'Connor, Joe Hadley, Gary Eichom and Mike Dexter for Football. Second year awards for football were given to Rich Becker, John Lizcr, Brian Hickey, Nick Schueler, Scott Tuggle, Kevin Fleckenstein, Jim Stanton, Jeff Hadley, Kent Ket ter ling, Ken Kentizer, Pete Stanton, Cliff Christianson and Dave Mahon. Hartley Barefoot and Rich Whitmore were Captains. Most Valuable Offensive Player-Jim Stanton, Most Valuable Defensive Player-Rich Becker, Most Valuable Player-Jim Stanton, Most Improved-Cliff Christianson, Hardest Worker- Scot t Tuggle, Leading Defensive Player-Hartley Barefoot, Leading Scorer Rusher-Jim Stanton. Zeke Lund-Kent Ketterling, Steve McClain-Rich Whitmore. Football Cheerleaders 3rd year Varsity Deb Varner, 2nd year Varsity Kandi Varner, Lyn Wolcnetz, Carol Beebe and Rochelle Hurlbert. Girls Basketball- First year letters were given to Brenda Meschke, manager Natalie Ferrel, Robynn Enos, Kathy McGonigal, Julei Bruha, Shelly Barefoot, Karla Herlfrich. Second year, Paula Engesser, Laurie Brcitbach, Kim Lund, Kay Dixon, Janice Stoddard and Traci Wade. Manager pins were given to Star la Householder and Brenda Meschke. Special Awards: Most Valuable Player-Kirn Lund Paula Engesser, Most Improved- Kay Dixon, Best Defensive Player-Karla He If rich. Best Freethrow Percentage-Shelly Barefoot, Leading Scorer-Kim Lund, Most Assists-Natalie Ferrel, Leading Rebounder-Paul Engesser. The Varsity Cheerleaders were all first year letters, DeAnna Herbst, Jerri O'Connor and Sherri Ketterling. Cross Country: Terri Dilworth First year letter. Bars - Jim O'Connor, Kevin Braun, Kelly Mahon, Brian Pinnow, Mark Wood and Max Losing. Special Awards: Most Valuable Boy-Jim O'Connor Most Valuable Girl- Max Losing. What's so funny girls?! We’re Good! 26 So what, mines better. Now come on Mr. Reynolds, it can't be that bad THE RECORD FELL! The risers for the were taken down in record time after one concert. The old record was broken by several seconds by the well organized group boys. Even a few girls got in on the action. LEFT: Mr. Wood telling those risers to get into place, BELOW LEFT: The risers on their way down. BELOW: Mark and David get- ting risers into place. FACING PAGE-CLOCKWISE from TOP: Mr. Schwan-Martin Luther King, Jr. Doug Kusler-Abraham Lincoln Frosty Williams-General Lee Jim O'Connor-Woodward Wilson Rich Whitmore-Benjamin Franklin Mr. Kendall-John F. Kennedy AMERICANISM PROGRAM American Legion Auxiliary. Jt focuses around the freedom we have as Americans. Speeches are given, the Baker High School Band plays, and there is a sing along. Refreshments were served after the program. Above. Merri Kirschten and Kathy Bridgford beautiFmg the school walls with their artistic a bilities. Right. Members of the construc- tion class putting the final touches on the new Longfellow addition. Top: Jim Stanton, Kevin Flecken- stein, Gary Irgens, Kent Ketter- ling, Jay Nyquist, Bottom: Frosty Williams. COMMUNICATION WITHOUT WORDS i ut wnita i 4 Upper. Montana State Universi- ty's Theatre of Silence enter- tained their audience with their rendition of Wild Bill’s Wild West Show. Middle. Brenda Meschke, Paula Engesser, Julie Kono, and Kim Gookin along with Miss Herzog’s sign language class sign and dance for the public. Lower left. Sandra Hermann us- ing her signing ability to entertain those who would normally not be able to appreciate music. Lower Middle. Lisa Hughs add- ing her talent to the program. Lower right. Wild Bill and cast presenting a rip-roaring time for all. 31 AND THE BEAT GOES ON Paul Golden entertains his audi- ence with various types of music. He demonstrates the history of Rock and Roll from Billy Holly to today. Below. Dave Mahon and Mrs. Curry along with Kelly Mahon and Kathy McGonigal dance American Bandstand style to Paul Golden's music S.-THON IS A SUCCESS Vicki Bakken helping Carole En- gesser after getting hit in the face with a jump rope. Below. Stephanie Heuther taking her turn at the rope. t Pictured above are members of the Speech Drama team. They are from left to right, back row: Tanya Di I worth and Vicki Bakkan, Humorous Duo; Jerri O'Connor, Coach Bettenhausen, and Sherri Ketterling, Humorous Duo; Kelly Mahon, Humorous Solo; Darlene Delcamp, Humorous Solo; Teri Dilworth, Expository Speech; front row-Roz Young, Jenny Myhre, Jeanette Zachmann, and Dena Richmond. Roz and Jeanette did a serious duo and Jenny Dena were each in Memorized Public Address. Not pictured are Tony Stark, Serious Solo, and Kenny Braun, Humorous Solo. All members worked hard and improved during the year. Everyone was a finalist at Divisional in Glendive. Twelve students participated in the State meet in Great Falls. Besides going to meets, the team had other activities. A Christmas party, a Valentine's Pizza Party, and an Awards picnic in May were enjoyed by all who attended. The first Speech Drama Meet at Baker High School was held during the regular season. The Drama team did quite well, and is looking forward to next year’s season. JENNY MYH CHAMPION TATE Jenny Myhre, right, took first place honors at the State meet in Great Falls. Her speech was taken from Alan Alda's address to His daughter's graduating class of college. Coach Bette, below, trying to figure out what's going on. “ Eunice , Tanya Vicki, after their skit. Miss Delcamp after her cutting about “MY FIRST DATE” State participants: Jamyne Mayo, Manager Stacy Neary, Maxine Losing, LaVonne WolDawn Williams. Thats a long way down! THE NEWEST Gymnastics was a new sport at BHS this year. A lot of interest was shown with 8 girls that each participated in more than one event. Throughout the season, the girls participated in meets at Miles City, Colstrip, and Glendive. A meet was held in Baker hosting Miles City and Bowman. This meet gave the community a chance to see how much the team has accomplished in one year. Four girls finished the season by participating in the state meet at Glendive. By Coach Kuch Did 1 do good? GYMNASTICS Fly like an Eagle. ■fa Here we go again. And now for the big moment. JUDO Judo, meaning gentle way, is a sport invented by Master Kana in Japan in the early 1900 s. Master Kano took the best throws and ancient Jujitsu to form his modern sport. Judo is the only martial art accepted as an Olympic event. A student of Judo is continually learning the art while advancing through ranks. A Judokan, a student of Judo, begins as a white belt and through hard work earns yellow, green, brown, and finally black belts. Although Baker's Judo Club has only male members, Judo also has something for women. Judo aside from being a sport also offers its members a unique form of self defense. Mr. Reynolds showing Nick a way to im- prove his stance. John Carlson demonstrates the effective- ness of the breakfall by diving over 2 people. Mr. Reynolds demonstrating a well placed throw on Mr. Gottwig. Mr. Reynolds demonstrates a choking technique on Nick Schueler. Don’t laugh Nick! Front: John Carlson and Nick Schueler both Sankyu, 3rd degree Brown belt. Back: Mr. Reynolds Ik- kyu, first degree brown belt, Mr. Gottwig Nikyu, second degree Brown belt. John Carlson showing one of the 40 Judo throws. SPARTAN BASKETBALL VARSITY BACK Rory Bakkcn, Pete Stanton, Rich Whitmore, Brian Hickey, Starla Householder. MIDDLE: Kevin Flcckcnstcm, Mike Losing, Doug Kuslcr. Orville Madler. FRONT: Frosty Williams, Jim Stanton, Scott Tuggle, Jim O'Connor, Kevin Petersen. The Spartans Finished the season just over the 500 mark. Although a veteran club, the team play was not consistant. The Spartans finished in fourth place in the conference, and played very well at times, narrowly losing several games. Spotty” rebounding hampered the Spartans throughout the season. Junior Orville Madler led the Spartans in scoring, narrowly edging Senior forward Frosty Williams for the scoring title. Orville was also the leading rebounder and free throw percentage shooter, followed closely by Mike Losing. Senior guards Kevin Petersen, who was the Spartan point guard, and Jim O'Connor Mr. Defense and hustle for his team, contributed much to the spartan success, Petersen and Williams struggled back from injuries in their junior year and were unable to return to top form. The underclassmen who progressed well, and along with the seasoned Madler should bring success to Spartan basketball, were, Fleckenstcin, Pete Stanton, Jim Stanton, Scott Tuggle, Doug Kuslcr and Pat Zink. Fleckenstcin matured remarkably well and became a Spartan starter late in the season. Pete Stanton, an outstanding sophomore prospect was one of the Spartan leaders in all catagoreis. The speedy Jim Stanton came off the bench frequently to help the spartan defense. The JV leader, Pat Zink impressed the coaching staff with his consistency offensively. Doug Kusler was the JV “shotblocker. The MVP was Orville Madler, selected by his teammates. The conference coaches recognized Madler as an honorable mention all-conference performer and Frosty Williams was named to the second five in the Eastern B Conference. J.V. BASKETBALL Dave Mahon, Brian Pin now, Pete Rising, Pat Zink, Doug Kusler, Stan Funk, Kent Scott Tuggle, Manager Karla Helfrich Pat working hard as usual Who are you hiding from Pete? 43 FROSH BASKETBALL 1981-1982 After a slow start the Spartans FROSH came on to win ? of their last 9 BAKER including the last 4 games BAKER 27 Conversion from grade to high- BAKER 26 school ball can be blamed in BAKER 39 part for the slow start. BAKER 34 Rebounds and tough defense led BAKER 43 the way to w ins and a 9-3 BAKER 46 record. Hard off-season work BAKER 30 will help the players mature BAKER 30 physically and mentally to keep BAKER 35 Baker on the right track. The BAKER 41 depth and potential of the team BAKER 46 should be a big factor in C lass BAKER 48 B action soon. Bv Jon Neumann BAKER 49 OPPONENT WOl F POINT 39 POPLAR FAIR VIEW 12 BROAD49 SACRED HEART 18 ( IRCLE 28 EKALAKA 3X RHAME 41 FAIR VIEW 36 EKALAKA 42 PLENTYWOOD 33 CIRCLE 37 BROADUS 40 RHAME 38 BACK: Mark Dunn,Jon Neumann. Dean Wang, Andy K reaper, fikc Hotter.Scott FichornHrett Hickey FROST Carl Mueller, Kelly Wike. Keith Hclfrich, Darin NoTtsker, David Del- camp. Kevin Wike CANDIDS Pete up for two “The” Winning Spartan Team Now who’s not doing what they were supposed to Jim, that foot is getting pretty close BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS VARSITY: Kandi Varner, Kathy McGonigal, Lyn Wolenetz, Carol Beebe, Paula Engesser JV: DeAnna Herbst, Sherri Ketterling, Jerri O'Connor FROSH: Susan Duneman, LaVonne Wolenetz, Teresa Heiser, Maria Prokop Up and over Tim Macho Rich Rich taking another first. Good tunes Thadd? What arc you looking at JelT.? Upper left: Golly I’m so em- barrassed! Upper right: Roil him over for a pin Kenny! Middle left and right: Chad and Rich step to the left and hopv hop, hop! Lower left: What are you looking at Chad? 48 Front row L to R: Jim Gookin 4-9, Chad Afrank 13-8, Jeff Groshans 6-12, Tim Vest 9-14, Thadd O'Donnell 29-8, Mark Domagala 18-13-1, Steve Koenig 3-13, Hartley Barefoot 2-10, Back row L to R: Joey Hadley 2-3, Doug Goerndt 5-12, Jeff Hadley 15-12, Ken Kenitzer 11-15-1, Kelly Heiscr 11-10, Rich Becker 25-0, Tom Bruha 1-18, Robert Burns 0-5-1. Not pictured are Roger Hickey 9-10 and Marlon Skidmore 0-2. Managers are Janice Stoddard and Lisa Prokop. Wrestling Summary The Baker Spartans finished the year with one State Champion, Senior Rich Becker, and one sixth place finisher, Freshman Thadd O'Donnell. As a team the young Spartans improved all year long and they are looking forward to next year. Rich Becker finished 25-0 and had an excellent year for a first year wrestler. The other three state qualifiers, Chad Afrank, Thadd O'Donnell and Mark Domagala all had very successful seasons. We finished second at the Broadus Invitational, fifth in divisional and fourteenth at the State meet in Butte. We had only three seniors on the entire squad this year so next years team should be strong and experienced. Who? Me? Coach Curry and Assistant Coach Gottwig. Chew him up. Rich. Below: Stick him good Thadd. Thadd’s sixth at State! Mark’s famous head bumper. Carol Engesser, Kathy Bridgeford, Bev Burghduff, Kim Bremer. WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS Meet the new Go-Go’s. 51 Ain’t I just it? Are you two ever serious? Far Left: Smile pretty Dena. Top Middle: Walking the halls as usu- al. Top Right: Looks like fun Connie. Bottom Left: Joining the army Tony? Left: Roach what are you smiling at. Bottom: Look Ma, no cavities. Middle: If looks could kill! Right: Cross Country Casino. THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Cast: First Row. Kim Lund-Elaine Harper, Neil Engesser-th Jeanette Zachman-Aby , Rosaiyn Young-Martha Bruster, Amy Brown-Lieutenant Rooney. Second row. Kevin Braun-Jonathan Bruster, Scott Williams-Mr. Witherspoon, Bill Zachman-TeddyBruster, Paula Engesser-Officer O'Hara, Scott Heuther-Mr. Gibbs, Jim O'Connor-Mortimer Bruster, Gary Irgens-Officer Klein, Rory Bakken-Dr. Einstein, Brenda Meschke- Officer Brophy, Lary Greenlee-Rev. Harper. 54 Arsenic and Old Lace hilarious story of 2 senile sisters who poison old men and bury them in their cellar. The women are acting for the men s welfare; Abby and Martha believe they arc delivering the men to a better life, one free from pain, hunger and loneliness. The 2 sisters are aided by their brother Teddy, who firmly believes he is Teddy Roosevelt. All goes well until their evil nephew Jonathan returns, accompanied by D. Einstein. Jonathan has plans of his own, which include burying his victims in the cellar. The story is complicated by another nephew Mortimer and his fiance Elaine Harper, whose attempts to protect the aunts only make matters worse. Add 2 inept police officers, and you have a perfect plot for an evening of terror and laughter. Upper. Abby and Martha, Jean- ette and Rosalyn, try to talk neph- ew Jonathan, Kevin, and Dr. Ein- stein, Rory, out of staying. Middle. Mortimer, Jim O'Con- nor, and Elaine, Kim Lund, talk seriously about his Aunts. Bottom. Jonathan springs through the window to the suprise of Aunt Abby and Aunt Martha 55 Below: Merri, Tony, and Jim taking it easy on the mats in the gym. Right: Aren't you supposed to be working (not dreaming), Tammy? AROUND BHS Surprised, Keith?!! (Keith and Maxine) What are doing, Jamie? Left: Treena and Brenda before a con- cert. Above: Same old thing in P.E. Left: Dean and Keith playing games on the computers. Below: Mike and Chad working hard at the Car Wash BOYS TRACK Biik Jun Neumann. I ,n Zinc. Pete Stanton. Gerard Mcschkc, lohn 1 i er, Kevin I Icckcnslem, and Curt Williams Irunt Mark Wood, Kent Kettcrlmg, Jtm OX onnor, Jim Stanton, Kenny Kcnit er, and Brian Pinnow, The bm-. track squad dominated the 1982 I astern Divisional track meet in Glcndivc I Ins Mas the first time in over a decade that a Baker boss team has won I rrst Place at Divisional Su individuals attended the state meet: Jim O'Connor-1600m, 800m Jim Stanton- 100m. 200m, 400m, long jump Kent Kcttcrling-shoi put. discus Kevin l lechkcnsiein-J200m, 1600m, long jump Pclc Stanton high jump, triple jump 300m hurdles, 110m hurdles Gerard Mcschkc-rclay W I he JOHm relay anil the mile relay teams also went U stale Placing ai SI TF.:kcnt-Ul place discus Pctc-2nd place high jump Jim 0, 5lh place 800m Jim S.-5th place ilOOm bO Right: Seniors litn (J’( onnor and John I i er GIRLS TRACK Back: Laurie Breitbach, Janice Stoddard, Julie Bruha, Sharon Breitbach, Stephanie Huether, and Susan Duneman. Middle: Val Losing, Starla Householder, Jamie Mayo. Back: Karla Helfrich, Janell Losing, Maria Prokop, and Vicki Uttke. The girls track squad put on an outstanding performance at the Divisional Track Meet in Glendive. With two events to go, the girls needed a 1st or a 2nd place win to beat Circle. The 1600m relay team placed first. It was the first time since 1970 that a Baker girls team had won Divisionals. Attending the State Meet in Billings were: Janell Losing-300m hurdles, 100m, 200m, 400m, relays Karla Helfrich-800m, relays Janice Stoddard-110m hurdles, high jump, relays Julie Bruha-1600m relay Val Losing-400m relay Laurie Breitbach-high jump Sharon Breitbach-high jump Stephanie Huether-discus Starla Householder-javelin Relays that went to state were the 400m and the 1600m. Left: Seniors Laurie Breitbach (right) and Starla Householder. 61 TRACK ACTION Top LEFT: Pete Stanton High Jump- ing. Above: Jim O’Connor-lst in the 800. Left: Jannel Losing sprinting to the very end. Below: Jim Stanton coming in for a win. 62 Top Left: Gerard Meschke with a lead. Left: Kent Ketterling giving it all he’s got Above: Janice Stoddard stretching over those hurdles. Left: Karla Helfrich winning her race. GOLF FRONT: David Stevens, Keith Helfrich, Tim O'Connor, David Delcamp, Kevin Wike. MIDDLE: Mark Dunn, Susan Zachmann, Tanya Dilworth, Kathy McGonigal, Shelly Barefoot, Vicki Bakken, Brenda Bechtold, Julie Carlson. BACK: Rich Whitmore, Kevin Wike, Karl Mueller, Tim Barth, Marvin Dahl, Stan Funk, Kelly Mahon, Albert Green, and Mr. Menger. This years' team showed a good turnout. The team enjoyed a very competitive 9-tournament (without divisional) season at five eastern Montana golf courses such as Miles City, Forsyth, Glendive, Sidney, and Wolf Point. Standouts for boys team include Senior Rich Whitmore, who concluded the season with a 98.6 18-hole average, including 4 birdies. Other hopefuls include Stan Funk, Marvin Dahl, Albert Green, Mark Dunn, Dave Stevens, and Jeff Knipp. Divisional team consisted of � Rich, Stan, Marvin, Albert, and Rory Bakken. Girls’ team highlights included two-time medalist and State goer Shelly Barefoot. The remaining girls’ team is very young but lowering their scores fast. These young ladies include Junior Kathy McGonigal, Sophomore Vicki Bakken, and Frosh, Molly Barefoot and Tanya Dilworth. The divisional Meet was in Miles City on May 21, 22, 1982. Left: Just another golf meet! (Rory): Above: Leave me alone.(Dave and Albert); Below Left: Stand and Whit so NUTTY they are bored! Below: What a swing! (Shelly) Facing page: Now, Molly, Don’t you need a BALL?? 1982 SPRING ATHLETIC BANQUET GOLF Most Inspirational: Boy-Rory Bakken Girl-Shelly Barefoot Most Improved: Boy-Stan Funk Girl-Molly Barefoot Most Valuable: Boy-Stan Funk GirlShclly Barefoot Eddie Nelson Memorial - Outstanding Golfer 1982: Boy-Stan Funk Girl-Shelly Barefoot BOYS BASKETBALL Most Valuable Player: Orville Madler Best Defense: Kevin Fleckenstein Hustle Award: Jim O’Connor Most Improved: Pete Stanton Leading Rebounder: Orville Madler Leading Scorer: Orville Madler Best Freethrow Percentage: Orville Madler Zeke Lund Memorial - Boys Basketball 1981: Orville Madler TRACK Most Improved: Boy-Pete Stanton Girl-Karla Helfrich Most Valuable: Boy- Jim Stanton Girl-Janell Losing Zeke Lund Memorial Track 1982: Jim O’Connor WRESTLING Most Improved: Mark Domagala Hardest Worker: Thadd O’Donnell Most Valuable: Rich Becker Most Wins: Thadd O’Donnell Most Inspirational: Tom Bruha Hartley Barefoot Zeke Lund Memorial - Wrestling 1981: Rich Becker Jim O’CONNOR MEMORIAL Outstanding, Most Valuable Athlete 81-82: Jim O’Connor. 66 CLOCKWISE from LEFT: Pete receives a plaque as Mr. Danelson looks on. Coach Schillinger smiles as he presents Jim with an award. Hey, Stan, what did you get now? The Champ, Rich, receives an honor. . Good job, Jim. Even cheerleaders get something. THE DRUNKARD CAST OF CHARACTERS Mary Wilson .... Darlene Delcamp Mrs. Wilson ..Jeannette Zachmann Mr. Stickler ........Vickie Bakken Lawyer Cribbs .........Kelly Mahon Edward Middleton . . Keith Carver Stickler and and Cribbs are the vil- lans. Edward Middleton is the HERO. Mary is a young lady. Mrs. Wilson, Mary’s mother, is a poor widow. RIGHT: The Villians drag our fallen HERO off the stage. Mary begs the HERO to have mercy on her. Our HERO and the Villian square off. De Anna, Tanya, Vicki, and Mrs. B. sing and dance while Tony and Kelly play the piano, (pre-play show) Bottom left: Middleton, Mary, and Mrs. Wilson live happily ever after at the end of the play. Very Below: Janny and Sherry tell jokes between acts. Below: Mrs. Wilson glares at the Villian, Kelly, during the play. 70 KING: Rich Becker, QUEEN: Rosalyn Young Brian Hickey and Diane Miller Mike Losing and Kim Lund Kevin Braun and Lisa Hughes 71 Lisa and Hartley acting like natives. FUN AT THE PROM The King and Queen and “their dance Susan you look like you're having fun And the Band plays on. Roz and Rich posing for another picture Top of the fashion list. DECORATING THE MOST FUN? Really I didn't do it. Kay and Karla hard at work. Wake up and decorate right 74 Right: Don't look so mad it can't be that bad Bottom: The Island BAKER HIGH SCHOOL67rh COMME Nt EMENT AND BACCALAUREATE Class o 1982 Friday. May 21. 1982 Proc mional........... Invocation ............ Wire lion ............ Baccalau� rate Message Selection ............ Salutatory Address .... Voir die tor v Address_ Introduction Speaker Baker High School Hand ....Rev Thomas Tobln Baker High School Choir ....Rev. Thomas Tobin Baker High School Band .... Patricia Cate Wuest .... Rosalyn Rae Young ......James L Stanton Superintendent, School District M2 Commencement Address...................Ron Conrad, Dawson County High School Who Do You Think You Are Selection............................................... Baker High School Band Presentation of Diplomas.................................... Herbert McCamtsh Chairman. Board of Trustees Presentation of Awards...................James L. Stanton and Thomas F, McGonigal Benediction................................................. Rev. Thomas Tobin Recessional . ............................................ Baker High School Band Class Colors....Purple and White Class Mowers.......Purple Iris and W'hite Carnation Class Motto: “For twelve years we have trod a path from dawn to setting sun; But now our path gets steeper, and our climb has just begun. Class Sponsors: Don Dilworth Fom Kendall Dwight Qucn cr s.ing a solo. My ka jnd my Brown read a poem she had written. Mr ( nnr.id, C ommencement Speak cr. Laurie and Amy all ready to graduate. Rodney, Charlotte, John, and Vicky lined up for a photo “We really did it!” Frosty, Debbie, Jan, Nick, Dwight, and Merri. From above across both pages: Cathy Beaudry Dan Becker Emma Benner Kevin Braun Sherrie Hein Brian Hickey Right: Frosty Williams CLASS Stacey Lee Anderson Rory Todd Bakken Hartley Barefoot Tamera Rae Barkley Cathryn A. Beaudry Connie Lynn Beebe Daniel Becker Richard Becker Emma Dorothy Benner Kevin Jean Braun Laurie Anne Breitbach Amie Carlottia Brown John Richard Carlson Tammy Rae Dexter Paula Joan Engesser Lawrence Allen Greenlee Jeff Groshans Sherrie Lynn Heim Brian Lee Hickey Starla Kay Householder Scott Allen Huether Lisa Rae Hughes Gary Duane Irgens Merri Lynne Kirschten 78 Scott, Lisa, Gary, Merri, Jeanette, and Vicky. “It’s true, we’re finally through!” ROLL Charlotte Diann Knipp Rodney Dale Kramlick John Lee Lizer Denise Ann Losing Michael Dean Losing Kimberly Anne Lund Brenda Mae Meschke Diana Miller Jennifer Edith Myhre Wilson Jay Nyquist James Owen O’Connor Kevin Scott Petersen Dwight Edward Quenzer Dena Fay Richmond Nicholas Jay Schueler Janette Lorena Shepherd Deborah Denise Varner Forrest Clay Williams John Scott Williams Richard Gene Whitmore, Jr. Patricia Cate Wuest Rosalyn Rae Young Jeanette Marie Zachmann Vicky Lynn Zupanik 79 PARENT-SENIOR BANQUET Right. Tammy Bark icy and Rory Bakken read the Senior's I for the enjoyment of all. Lower Right. Mr. Tom Kendeil, Senior Class sponser, addresses the audience. Below. Brenda Meschke and Lisa Hughs entertaining everyone with sign language. BO GIRL’S AND BOY S STATE Jim O'Connor, Rory Rakkcn, John Carbon, Kevin Hr.iun Ihrm Richmond. Ro dyn Young GERMAN CLUB r f Debbie Dunn, Jamyne Mayo, Stcey Neary, Rosalyn Young, Dawn Williams, Kimo Kinsey, Patty Wuest, Nick Schueler Dawn Was Here! The purpose of German Club is to promote interest in the German language and culture. Students participate in activities which adds to their classroom German experience, for example, Oktoberfests and Christmas parties. Money making projects are encouraged for the many German club activities. German Club is open to high school students who are presently or have been in the past, in any of the German classes. 83 BACK: Mr. Black, Scon Graham, Mike Losing FRONT: Don Carlson. Kenny Wolenetz 84 FHA BACK: Merri Kirschten, Christy Kinsey, Jane 11 Losing, Mrs. Beach, Jill Jensen, Maxine Losing, VaJLosing, Shelly Barefoot, Molly Barefoot, Susan Dune man, Anita Penny Wagner 85 Natalie Ferrei, Tracy Rustad, Brett Hickey, Curt Williams, Gary Eichorn, Scott Eichorn, Pete Rising ART CLUB Chcry] Zacher, Jenny Myhre,Mcrri Kirschten, Kimo Kin; Christy Jill Jensen, Kelly , Louise Braun, Paula Engesser, Rochelle Hurlbcrt, Tony Stark, Miss Herzog Nice School SPIRIT Roach! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Bottom. Kay Dixon. Kevin Peterson, Patti Wuest, Mr. Max Mueller. Second row. John Carlson, Ron Bakkcn, Frosty Williams. Third rou. Teri Dilworth, Jeanette Zachman, Fourth row. Lyn Wolenetz, Kathy McGonigal, Kelly Mahon. Top. Kim Lund, Rosalyn Young, Laurie Breitbach. national HONOR SOCIETY NEW MEMBERS Bottom. Starla Householder, Debbie Dunn, Jenny Williams, Vicki Bakken, Darlene Delcamp, Jo Anna Ha I mans, Julie Bruha, Robyn Enos, Top. Scott Heulher, Mark Wood, Stan Funk, Scott Graham, Pete Rising, Kent Ket- terling, Joe Hadley. OFFICERS Rory Bakken, Frosty Williams, Kim Lund, Rosalyn Young B-CLUB I RON f: 1 rostv Williams, Kevin I leckinstein, l.vn Wolenelz, Rochelle Hurlbert, Pete Stanton, Dave Mahon, and Rick Madlcr MIDDI E: J im Stanton, Nick Schuler. Laurie Brciibach, Karla Helfrich, Shelly Barefoot, Maxine Losing, Kathy Mcfionigal, Kelly Ma hon, Kenny Kcnit cr, and Brian Pinnow BACK: Janice Stoddard, Kay Dixon, Kandi Varner, Carol Beebe, Tim Vest, and Scott Tuggle, 90 LIBRARY AIDS � ' The Library Ais were: FIRST SEMESTER: Jill Brockel Brenda Schuler Donna O’Connor Val Losing Connie Beebe SECOND SEMESTER: Shelly Barefoot Brenda Schuler Connie Beebe Kevin Petersen 91 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Front Row: Mr. Breitbach. Tom Bruha, John Halmans, Wayne Rusley, JoAnna Halmans, Todd Meccage, Jay Nyquist, Back Row: Leroy Tronstad, Thad O'Donnel. Scott Williams, John Rodney Kevin Braun, Joey Hadley, Marvin Dahl, Rob Pfielle, Curt Williams, Jim Gookin, Bill Howe, Vance O'Donnel, and Charlo tte Beckers. Right: Tom, Wayne, and Jay at the FFA Banquet. Bottom Right: JoAnna.John, Jim, and Curt listening to the speaker. Below: The main speaker of the even- ing. SPARTANETTES Front: Jerri O’Connor, Vicky Zupanik, Lyn Wolenetz, Carol Beebe, Kathy Bride ford, Pam Bremer. Theresa Heiser, and LaVonne Wolenetz. MIDDLE: Miss Herzog, Sherri Kctterling, Donna O’Connor, Louise Braun, Susan Duneman, Maria Prokop, Susan Zachmann. Lisa Prokop, Jennifer Williams, Penny Wagner. Back: Jill Jensen. Paula Engesser, Merri Kirschten, Brenda Bechtold. Rochell Hurlbert, Brenda Griffeth, Penny Wagner, Kim Bremer, and Mrs. Curry. “KAK8K MJQM SCHOOL SOM’ Tight on and win, Maker Jtigh School Tight on and win, win this game. Tight on and win, Maker Jtigh School And make them sorry that they came. Maroon and gold, we are cheering, Proclaim to all our glory and fame. Tight on and win, Maker Jtigh School Come on you Spartans, win this game. —JC.T. Mruggeman STUDENT COUNCIL BACK: Rory Bakken, Tanya Dilworth, Lyn Wolenetz, Jim O’Connor, Laurie Breitbach, Don Carison, Molly Barefoot FRONT: Jerri O’Connor, JoAnna Halmans, Kathy McGonigal, Teri Dilworth This year's Student Council sponsored several activities. These included: Homecoming week, a Valentine's Computer Dance, Senior-Faculty Basketball Game, an in school bake sale,and support for the Pool project. Some of the members attended District Student Council Conventions in Glendive (fall) and Forsyth (spring) Pictured right is one of the Council's youngest members. 94 ACTIVITIES Top Left: Senior team at annual Basketball game. Top Right: “The Golden Oldies” - faculty team. Mid- dle Left: Mark Dunn, Scott Carver, Jill Jensen, Robert Burns and David Delcamp buying goodies at the bake sale. Middle Right: Hello, Molly! Left: Laurie, Jim, Paula, JoAnna survey the food. TWIRLERS Kneeling in front: Kim Lund and Sharon Breitbach. Standing and on steps: Laurie Breitbach, Vicki Uttke, Lisa Prokop, Kathy McGonigal, and Janice Stoddard. Look at those Legs!! Senior Twirlers: Kim Lund and Laurie Breitbach BAND Front: Shawna Potter and Kim Zinc. Row 1: Mr. Wood, Lora Williams, Patty Wuest. Kelly Wike, Jill Jensen, Laurie Breitbach, Kim Lund, Lyn Wolenetz., Kathy McGonigal, Janice Stoddard, Traci Wade, Vicki Bakken, and Chad Afrank. Row 2: Annette Schwan, Patricia Strangford, Pam Fcisthamel, Brenda Bechtold, Coleen Barkley, Sandy Madler, Cindy Fradcn- burgh, Tammy Barkley, Tami Robinson, Kara Burns, and Teri Dilworth. Row 3: Susan Dahlman, Vicki Arnell, LaVonne Wolenetz, Vicky Zupanik, Vicki Uttke, Vance O’Donnell, Stan Funk, John Carlson, Tanya Dilworth, David Kruger, Kim Groshans, Theresa Logar, Tonia Feisthamel, Row 4: Lisa Prokop, DeAnna Herbst, Sandi Kruger, Renee McLaughlin, Darlene Delcamp, Kelly Mahon, Shiela Graham, Scott Graham, Tom Price, Kim Schweigert, Kimberly Quenzer, Debbie Dunn, Sherri Wuess. Row 5: Maria Prokop, Stephanie liuether, Sharon Breitbach, Pat Zinc, Rick Madler, Rosalyn Young, Bill Price, David Delcamp, Jell Nichols, Shawn Handrail, Mark Wood, Jeanette Zachmann, and Bobby Madler. Back Row: Jon Neumann, Maxine Losing, Brian Pinnow, Dwight Quenzer, Pete Stanton, Marla Barth, Kenny Kenitzer, Dave Mahon, Robert Burns, David Schweigert, Scott Wood, Kevin Wike, Marty Reynolds, and Ricky Kruger. Not Pictured: Tammy Woodsend. AWARDS John Philip Sousa - Rosalyn Young Louis Armstrong azz - Rosalyn Young Highest Award in Music - Roz Young Director’s Award for Band - Sandi Kruger Most Improved Sharon Breitbach President - Rosalyn Young Vice-President - Kim Lund Secretary - Lyn Wolenetz Treasurer - Kathy McGonigal Band Managers - Dwight Quenzer Kenny Kenitzer Uniform Manager - Teri Dilworth Head Librarian - Janice Stoddard Head Twirler - .auric Breitbach Student Council Rep. - Vicky Zupanik Alternate S.C. Rep. - John Carlson Senior Class Rep. - Tammy Barkley Junior Class Rep. - Kelly Mahon Sophomore Class Rep. - Stan Funk Frosh Class - LaVonne Wolenetz Eighth Grade Rep. Gina Wright Seventh Grade Rep. - Marty Reynolds SOLOISTS Roy Young-trumpet Kelly Mahon-french horn Vicky Bakken-marimba Mark Wood-cuphonium Vicki Uttkc-alto saxophone DUETS Euphonium-Mark Wood and Jeanette Zachmann Bassoon, Flu(e-Teri Dilworth, Lyn Woleneta QUARTETS Percussion-Kelly Wike, Vicki Bak- ken, Traci Wade, Kelly Mahon Clarinet -Tanya Dilworth, LaVonne Wolenetz, Susan Zachmann, Brenda Bechtold 99 SAXOPHONES ENSEMBLE f ront: Vance O’Donnel, Kim Lund, Vicky Zupanik, Vicki Uuke. Back: Tammy Wood send, Susan Dahlman, Stan Funk, John Carlson. TROMBONE CHOIR t auric Brenbach, Brian Pinnow, Maxine Losing, Kevin W'ike. Dwight Quenzer, Jon Neu- mann, and Pete Stanton. 100 CLARINET CHOIR Front: Tammy Barkley, Cindy Fraderburgh, Susan Zachmann. Middle: Susan Dahlmann. Kathy McGonigal. LaVonne Wolenetz, Tanya Dilworth. Back: Tammy Woodsend, Brenda Bechtold, Vicki Uttke, Teri Dilworth. Not Pictured: Patty Wuest. Front: DeAnna Herbsl, Darlene Delcamp, Lisa Prokop, Kelly Mahon. Middle: David Del- camp, Sharon Breitbach, Rick Madler, Roz. Young, Stephanie Huether, Pat Zinc. Back: Brian Pinnow, Laurie Breitbach, Pete Stanton, Mark Wood, Jeanette Zachmann. 101 RIGHT: Madrigal Trio-Tammy Dex- ter. Kelly Mahon, Jeanette Zach- mann. Below Right: Tammy Dexter and Kelly Mahon Below Left: Stan Funk CHOIR II a V V | V V . m 8 | f V | ,v v $ V 1 i 9 V I M V. A xC S u V lit X a V v § ♦ V n jil M V y V V V V ft 1 I it r % W f 4i i Front Row: Jelita Cooley, Debbie Dunn, Julie Carlson, Robynn Enos, Cheryl Goodman, and Maria Prokop. 2nd Row: Susan Dahlman, Vicki Uttke, Winnie Ferrel, Darlene Delcamp, Paula Engesser, and Lisa Prokop. 3rd Row: Jeanette Zachmann, Kami Stadel, JoAnna Halmans, Debbie Schuler, Brenda Meschke, Jill Jensen, Tammy Dexter, and Sheila Knapp, Back Row: Treena Losing, Kenny Kenitzer, Dwight Quenzer, Mark Wood, Stan Funk, Kelly Mahon, David Delcamp, and Roy Wandle. Members of the Swing Choir were: Jeanette Zachman, Brenda Meschke, Darlene Delcamp, Jo- Anna Halmans, Treena Losing, Tammy Dexter, Lisa Prokop, Ma- ria Prokop, Jill Jensen, Vicki Uttke, David Delcamp, Stan Funk, Kelly Mahon, Mark Wood, Kenny Kenitzer, and Dwight Quenzer. The Swing Choir per- formed on several Concerts this year including the Pops Concert when they joined with the Jazz Band for “A Sentimental Journey Thru the O’s.” CHORAL Awards this year in- cluded: A.C.D.A.-Jeannette Zachmann National School Choral-Kelly Mahon Outstanding Soloist-Stan Funk Outstanding Muscian-Kelly Ma- hon Stan was selected as the most out- standing vocal performer by one adjudicator and sang on the even- ing concert at Music Festival. The Outstanding Musician Award goes to a Junior who is in Choir and Band. 103 CHOIR BAND AWARDS Clockwise from above: Roz receiving an- other award. Dwight gets a plaque for four years of hard work. Hey, Kenny, What's your certificate say? All Smiles! Teri and Mr. Wood. Susan gets a certificate for a job well done. Another Dilworth?!! Tanya and Mr. Wood. 104 Left: Good Job, Jeanette! Below: Laurie gets a trophy. Bottom: The Head Table-LaVonnc, Lyn. Kathy, Stan, Roz, and Kelly. SPARTAN SCROLL STAFF ABOVE: Kent Kettcrling, Jim Stanton, Don Carlson, Kenny Kenitzer, Kevin Fleckenstein, Pete Rising, Joe Zacher, Val Losing, Kandi Varner, and Jenny Williams RIGHT: Kenny and Lisa calling in the school news for KFI.N, a weekly production. Middle RIGHT: Many of the mem- bers of the Staff survey their work. Far RIGHT: Staff Members mulling over new ideas. J 106 WORKING Above: Roz Young, Kim Bremer, Jim O'Connor, Penny Wagner, Tracy Rustad Front Row: Susan Dunemen, Lisa Prokop, Jeanette Zachmann, Kathy Bridgeford YEARBOOK STAFF 1 Below: Debbie Varner trying to finish some typing. 108 RIGHT: Mr. Gottwig working on the ladder diagram. BELOW RIGHT: Kim Lund taking time out to have her picture taken. Ill available Stacey Lee Anderson The greatest gift I have to offer you is my smile. Tameru Rae Barkley Do not put off until what fun you can have today. Hartley Barefoot A person can only be as good as he wants to be. Rory Todd Bakken If my mind can concieve it. and my heart can believe it. then I can achieve it. Cathryn A. Beaudry Sec the happy moron, he doesn’t give a???.I I were a moron-My God maybe I am! 112 ■ SENIOR CLASS Standing: Rick Becker, Scott Huether, Dan Becker, Nick Schueler, Frosty Williams, Kevin Petersen, John Lizer, Rich Whitmore. Dwight Quenzcr, Scott Williams, Gary Ir- gens, John Carlson, Rory Bakken, Rodney Kramlick, Jay Nyquist, Ke- vin Braun, Jan Shepherd, Diane Mill- er, Amie Brown, Deb Varner, Mike Losing, Jim O'Connor, Cathy Beaudry, Hartley Barefoot, Brian Hickey, R osalyn Young, Laurie Breitbach, Kim Lund. Sitting: Back Row: Paula Engesser, Lisa Hughes, Brenda Meschke, Tammy Dexter, Jeanette Zachmann, Merri Kirsch- ten. Middle Row: Charlotte Knipp, Jenny Myhre, Patty Wuest, Dena Richmond, Sherrie Heim, Starla Householder, Denise Losing. Front Row: Vicky Zupanik, Shannon Uecker, Tammy Barkley. Not Pic- tured: Stacey Anderson, C onnie Bee- bee, Emma Benner, Larry Greenlee, Jeff Groshans. Back Row: Dena Richmond, Jan Shepherd, Tammy Barkley, Charlotte Knipp, Vicky Zupanik, Merri Kirsch- len. Shannon Uecker, Starla House- holder, Amie Brown, Deb Varner, Diane Miller, Brenda Meschke, Ro- salyn Young, Kim Lund, Jeanette Aachmann, Cathy Beaudry. Front Row: Lisa Hughes. Paula Engesser, Laurie Breitbach, Patty Wuest. Not Pictured: Tammy Dexter, Jenny Myhre, Denise Losing, Sherrie Heim. Connie Beebec, Emma Benner. AUTOGRAPHS Daniel Becker An honest man is the noblest work of God. Emma Dorothy Benner 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. Connie Lynn Beebe When you love something that loves you back and makes you happy, fight to keep it, and let no one or nothing stand in your way. V Richard Becker Old and young we are all on our last cruise. Kevin Jean Braun A sure sign of a little man is the big head. 113 Laurie Anne A smile is nothing more than a curve that sets alot of things straight. Tammy Rae Dexter We may not know what the fu- ture holds but we know who holds the future. John Richard Carlson The world suffers a great loss every time a mind is wasted in ignorance. Amie Cariotta Brown Look to this day, yesterday already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Paula Joan Engesser Nothing will happen in my life, that the Lord and 1 can't han- dle together. 114 I Lawrence Allen Greenlee Everybody is crazy except you and me, but I have my doubts about you. Brian Lee Hickey I have abandoned my search for truth and now I'm looking for a good fantasy. Sherrie Lynn Heim Those who love deeply never grow old, they may die of old age, but they die young. Jeff Groshans Happy are those who dream Dreams and are willing to see them come true. Starla Kay Householder Thing in which your heart gives away are not gone-for they are kept in the hearts of others for- ever. 115 Scott Alien Huether What is life? A madness! What is life? An illusion, a shadow, a story, and the greatest good is little enough; for all life is a dream, and dreams themselves are only dreams. Merri Lynne Kirschten The most difficult thing in life is to know yourself. Gary Duane Irgens You 're only half as good as you think you are. Lisa Rae Hughes There are many roads man may travel, but only one that leads home. Charlotte Diann Knipp A friend is a ray of sunshine when you are under the weath- er. 116 Rodney Dale Kramlick We all live too much in a circle Michael Dean Losing Live your life so that when you die even the mortician cries. available Denise Ann Losing Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. John Lee Lizer We boil at different degrees. Kimberly Anne Lund The happiest people don't nec- essarily have the best of ever- ything-but they make the best of what they have. 117 Wilson Jay Nyquist Good words arc worth much and cost little. James Owen O'Connor You’re either part of the soiu tion or part of the problem. Jennifer Edith Myhre Every morning lean your el- bows awhile on the windowsill of heaven and gaze upon the Lord, then turn strong to meet your day. m 118 Kevin Scott Petersen Before you score you must first have a goal. Nicholas Jay Schuclcr To live: is to go on a journey, to die: is to come back home. Dena Fay Richmond When we sigh about our trou- ble it grows double every when we laugh about our trou- ble it’s a bubble blown away. Dwight Edward The only thing necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing. Jeanette Lorcna Shepherd l ove is the happiness of the heart, the endless smile and the everlasting love you always felt. 119 Deborah Denise Varner Emotions may be endless. The more we express them the more � c may have to express. Forrest Clay Williams We should all be concerned about the future, because we have to spend the rest of our lives there. John Scott Williams We re all a little bit cra y, some of us justaren afraid to show it. Richard Gene Whitmore, Jr The most primitive man Jives life happier than those that cre- ate it. Patricia Cate Wuest Those who attempt ne� flights often fall.Failure consists not in the fall but in the refusal to fly again. 120 Rosalyn Rue Young Character is prop is the noblest of all possessions. Jeanette Marie Zachmann Our best friends are those in whose presence can be out best selves. Vicky Lynn Zupanik A bad man is worst when he pretends to be a saint. 121 HONORED STUDENTS OF 1982 Valedictorian Rosalyn Young Top Ten Rosalyn Young Patricia Wuest John Carlson Jeanette Zachmann Merri Lynne Kirschten Rory Bakken Kevin Petersen Kim Lund Jim O’Connor Debbie Varner Honor Award Rosalyn Young Best Citizen Award Paula Engesser Jim O’Connor Salutatorian Patricia Wuest 122 The sweet smell of success! Below: The New Me. Senior class officers: Kevin Petersen, Tammy Barkley, Starla Householder, Paula Engesser, Jim O'Connor 123 ’82 CLASS PROPHECY It is the year 2002, A.D. The setting is Barefoot’s Bread, Butter and Beverage Bar, in beautiful downtown Baker, Montana. Hartley is hosting the committee that is planning the 20th reunion of the class of '82. Seated in a secluded corner booth are Sherrie and Dan Becker. Rich and Dan, of course, are partners in Becker’s Hide and Fur. Rich is minding the store. Jay Nyquist has just joined them, after selling a truckload of exotic calves at a fantastic price. Waitress Denise Losing comes by with complimen- tary coffee for the group, and announces that Diane Miller, of Diane's Floral Boutique, won’t be able to make the committee meeting. She and her staff, Brenda Meschke and Jan Shepherd, will be involved in the wedding of celebrity singer Tammy Dexter. Incidently, Pastor Larry Greenlee is performing the ceremony and Jeff Groshans is chauffeuring the honeymoon limosine. The former Laurie Breitbach has just joined the meeting. She had to drop off her 6 pre-schoolers at Jeanette Zachmann’s day care center because her teenagers are involved in the divisional track meet. Coach Paula Engesser and her local team are entertaining several schools today, including the Plevna Cougars, coached by Cathy Beudry. The serious business of planning the reunion will begin as soon as County Attorney Jim O’Connor arrives. He’s appearing in court today before Judge Patty Wuest. Rory Bakken, who is president of the bank in Beulah, North Dakota, is also expected. Everyone had seen on television the night before the report that John Carlson was just back from an intergalacti expedition. T.V. news corre- spondent Jenny Myhre reported that John landed safely in the Indian Ocean. Major Scott Williams of the U.S. Air Force directed the rescue mission. Missionary Nick Schueler and gospel singer Dwight Quenzer watched the splashdown from the east coast of Africa. A personal interview with John on the late night talk show, hosted by Merri Kirschten, revealed quite a bit about the class of ’82. Kevin Petersen, always a go-getter has a lucrative Volkswagen rocket and hover car business on Jupiter. Roz Young and her Cosmic Trumpets are debut- ing at Rod Kramlick’s Farout Club across the street. They will be accom- panying the new exotic dancer, Kim Lund. On his way to Saturn, John stopped at Brian Hickey’s rocket refueling 124 station. Sister Charlotte Knipp happened to be there too, buying Gator- ade for all her little orphans. They had been on a field trip to Pluto, where they visited the executive offices of Lisa Hughes, editor of “Space Girl magazine. Photographic layouts were being done by Starla Householder, and the advertising staff was headed by Dena Richmond. The latest edition of “Space Girl included a feature article on the employees of an orbiting luxury spaceship. Interviewed were Tammy Barkley, Captain; Debbie Varner, Activities Director; and Vicky Zupanik, Food and Bever- age Consultant. Speeding back toward Earth, John took time to stop at Neptune, where he consulted Orthopedic Specialist Scott Huether about a whiplash he suffered when he was nearly collided with by Kevin Braun just off Uranus. Test pilot Kevin had just exceded the speed of light! Assisting Dr. Huether was Nurse Emma Benner, who commutes all the way from Mercury. Luckily, there was still time to make the lecture at raising sheep in rare atmospheres. John had been introduced by Arme Brown, corresponding secretary at the University. After the lecture, our space traveler went to relax at his favorite health spa on Mars. Frosty Williams, an interplanetary business tycoon, was soaking his knee in the whirlpool. Rich Whitmore, the famous stand-up comic, was next door, desperately trying to make the 400 Club. Stacey Anderson was conducting her weekly aerobics dance class downstairs. The reunion committee is ready to get down to business. Sherrie reports that Connie Beebe has been kind enough to offer her lovely estate on the shores of South Sandstone for the class gathering. Gary Irgens, a prominent Marmarth rancher, will furnish the beef for the barbecue. Mike Losing, a professional basketball star, has just been selected as the overall chairman and M.C. With this awesome group, the ultimate suc- cess of the reunion is assured. Laurie Breitbach Rosalyn Young 125 SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Stacey Anderson, will 5 inches of my height to Teresa Heiser. I, Rory Bakken, will my ability to golf to Stan Funk and my managers job to anybody that would like it. I, Hartley Barefoot, will my many cars to Richard Whitmore. I, Tammy Barkley, will my clarinet section to Kathy McGonigal and my P.A.D. notes to Steve Koenig. I, Cathy Beaudry, will my ability to stay awake in the afternoon classes to Curt Williams. I, Connie Beebe, will my stubborness to my little sister, Carol. I, Dan Becker, will my ability to go out with someone who can handle it for 5 years and still be together. I, Rich Becker, will my ability to take state champ my senior year to Thadd O'Donnell in his senior year. I, Emma Benner, will my P.A.D. tests and notes to the Juniors. 1, Kevin Braun, will my height to John Hecker, and my parking spot in the front row to Thadd O'Donnell. I, Laurie Breitbach, will my ability not to be a barback to Sharon and Pete, Danelsons everyday compliments to Kathy and the American Flag to Jane. I, Amie Brown, will my ability to get A’s in shorthand to any underclassman dumb enough to take the class. I, John Carlson, will my computer disks and my definite point in three-dimensional space to Don. I, Tammy Dexter, will my ability to play basketball to my darling brother, Mike, my voice to all of my fellow altos and my locker to my sister, Kathy, and my straight teeth to Julie Carlson. 1, Paula Engesser, will my ability to SMILE and walk away from cut-downs to anyone who cannot take pressure, my pep and enthusiasm to any upcoming cheerleader who frankly doesn’t care about the sport, and my hustle in basketball to anyone who mopes down the floor. I, Larry Greenlee, will my ability to stay out of trouble with the cops to Evan and John. I, Jeff Groshans, will my good grades to my little sister and my ability to attend school to whoever wants it, and my Newport to Steve. I, Sherrie Heim, will my ability to go out with someone for 5 years and still be together. I, Brian Hickey, will my parking place and temper to my little brother. I, Starla Householder, will my ability to get along with the teachers to DeAnna, my P.A.D. stuff and great office job to Val Losing and my accounting notebook to anyone who thinks they can handle the class. Good Luck! 126 I, Scott Huether, will my P.A.D. notes to my sister, Kari. I� Merri Kirschten, will a quart of purple paint to artist, Kari Irgens. I, Charlotte Knipp, will my P.A.D. notes to the upcoming Seniors. I. Rod Kramlick, will my apathic attitude to Mr. Hornung. I, John Lizer, will my running ability to Ken Kenitzer. I, Denise Losing, will my job at the Cue to anyone stupid enough to take it. Ii Mike Losing, will my height to Joe Zacher. I, Kim Lund, will my geese section to Maria Prokop and the editorialship of the annual to Jane. I� Brenda Meschke, will my passing grades in P.A.D. and my ability to stay out of trouble my last year to my little Brother. I, Diane Miller, will one of my bras to Brenda Griffith. I, Jenny Myhre, will my ability to keep my mouth shut in Bette’s class to Leilani and Cheryl and my car (if it lasts) to Sheryl Zacher and Debbie Hetland if they need it. I, Jay Nyquist, will my construction ability to Todd Meccage. I, Kevin Petersen, will my ability to get along with Mr. Menger to anyone around him. I, Dwight Quenzer, will my P.A.D. notes to anybody that can’t write. I, Dena Richmand, will my height to Julie Carlson. I, Nick Schueler, will the book I borrowed two years ago to Kent Ketterling. I, Jan Shepherd, will my shortness to Doug Kusler. I, Deb Varner, will my ability to complain to any Junior who can handle it. I, Frosty Williams, will my ability to figure out chemical equations and molecular problems to Mr. Mueller. I, Scott Williams, will my ability to score high on current affairs to John Lizer. I, Rich Whitmore, will my ability to get alot of dates to Dave Mahon, my golf Swing and grip to Mr. Dick Menger and my car to Hartley Barefoot. I, Patty Wuest, will my ability and determination to make the best of the worst situations plus a special gilt of understanding and family love, to Dawn Williams and Tammy Woodsend. I, Roz Young, will my incredible basketball ability to Sharon Breitbach. I, Jeanette Zachmann, will my position as 1st Soprano section leader to Julie Carlson or anyone who’s left, my ability to make it to State Music Festival and leave my horn at home to any upcoming senior and my ability to study to my sister Susan. I� Vicky Zupanik, will my ability to brown nose to Dave Mahon and Scott Graham. 127 Shelly Barefoot Anita Bowl Louise Braun Pam Bremer Kathy Bridge ford Jill Brockel Julie Bruha Tom Bruha Bev Burghduff Don Carlson Keith Carver Darlene Delcamp Terri Dilworth Kay Dixon Mark Domagaia Sharon Donaldson Robynn Enos Natalie Fe Winnie Ferrell Kevin Fleckenstein Doug Goerndt Kim Gookin Scott Graham Jeff Hadley JoAnna Halmans 128 Henry Hastig Karla Helfrich Sandra Hermann Debbie Hetland Leilani Hodges Rochelle Hurlbert Kari Irgens Shelly Jackson Kenny Kenitzer Kent Ketterling Steve Koenig Julie Kono Doug Kuslcr Doug Losing Maxine Losing Val Losing Orville Mad ter Kelly Mahon Kathy McGonigal Todd Meccage Gerard Meschke Stacey Neary Donna O'Connor Jim O’Connor Lisa Prokop 129 ; Carol Beebe Pete Rising Kyle Ritter Tracy Rustad Scott Schaefer Brenda Schueler Kami Stadel Jim Stanton Class Officers from left to right: Mr. Bissell, Pete Rising, Shelly Barefoot, Karla Helfrich, Kent Ketterling and Mrs. Curry. Jan Stoddard Scott Tuggle Kandi Varner Tim Vest Dawn Williams Kenny Wolenetz Lyn Wolenetz Joe Zacher Sheryl Zacher 130 Upper right: I ’ll never smile. Upper left: Hey Scott, the name fits. Mid- dle: Is that the newest type of face- lift, Scott. Middle right: Trying to change your image, Karla? Lower left: Cute date Jim. Lower right: New Tinkerbeil makeup,Lyn? Hey I'm Cool. We got the jump. 13 2 SOPHO School’s bore. New disco move, Stan? Are you holding up the wall again, DeAnna? I Now I'll show you how to use it. 133 Gary Eichhorn Carol En Jim Flor Vicki Bakken Tim Barth Kim Bremer Stuart Celander Cliff Christianson Jclita Cooley Marvin Dahl Gail Donaldson Debbie Dunn Top: Kim welcomes you to the Soph, class. Bottom: Sophomore Class OfTt- ccrs Pat Zink. Jerri O'Connor, Pete Stanton, Sherry Ketterling, Brian Pinnow. Dave Mahon 134 Cindy Fradenbrugh Stan Funk Lonnie Gorder Albert Green Brenda Griffith Joe Hadley John Hal mans Kelly Heiser DeAnna Herbst Roger Hickey Sherry Hoenke Tammy Holman Bill Howe Cheryl Hurley Evan Hurley Sherry Kctterling 135 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Kimo Kinsey Sheila Knapp Jeff Kniff Treena Losing Rick Madlcr Dave Mahon Penny Meccage Jerri O’Connor Vicki Ostrand Robert Pfeifle Brian Pinnow Wayne Rushy Doug Schell Todd Schlafman Lori Skogas 136 Top: Mrs. Curry's got you now Tim. Bottom: Who is it, or What is it? LEFT Top: Man of Many Faces. Bottom: Are you playing for KISS Brian. Pete Stanton Tony Stark Dave Stevens Sarah Summerlin Traci Wade Penny Wagner Jennifer Williams Mark Wood Robert Wood Pat Zink 137 Chad A frank Joe Amaya Molly Barefoot Brenda Beehtold Sha riot leBeckers Kenny Braun Sha ron Breit ba ch Robert Burns Julie Carlson Scott Carver Susan Dahlman David Del camp Mike Dexter Tanya Di I worth Susan Dune man Mark Dunn Scott F.ichhorn Robin Gorder Ronnie Gorder 138 John Hadley iouclla Haga Teresa Hciscr Keith H Brett Hickey Stephanie Huethcr Jim Huntley Jill Jensen Christy Kinsey Andy Krcager Bill Larson JanciI loosing Ken Madsen Jamyne Mayo Renee McLaughlin Karl Mueller Jon Neumann Kevin Nielson Darin Noftskcr 139 Tim O’Connor Thadd O'Donnell Vance O'Donnell Heidi Perry Maria Prokop Debbie Schueler Marlon Skidmore Shaun Sko Allison Stanhope Tye Stuart Leroy Tronstad Vicki Uttke Roy Wandle Dean Wang Sherrie Kelly Wike Kevin Wike Curt Williams Lavonne Wolenet?. Susan Zachmann 140 Dean, where’s the rest of your shirt?? Freshmen Class Officers: BACK John Neumann Dean Wang Molly Barefoot Mr. Mahon FRONT Maria Prokop Sharon Breitbach Tanya Di I worth Brenda, what are you doing now? TOP Me Indian trying to study BOTTOM Am I beautiful or what. 142 Don't blame Desenex, Miss Kuch FACULTY?? I said. Shut up you guys! Whats so funny, Miss Herzog? 143 Upsydaisy Mr. Heckcr! SCHOOL BOARD Back Row: Herb McCamish, Jim Hurley, Vic Uttke, Henry Logar Front Row: Everett Knipp, Helmut Straub. Ralph Rising, Miriam Kirschten Below: Trustees meet with the Public and look over pool plans. ADMINISTRATION James Stanton Superintendent Tom McGo Principal Mike Reynolds Vice Principal Athletic Director t Julie LaCross Jr. High Principal Jr. High Home Ec. Carol Bechtold School Clerk Elaine Stanhope Ass't Clerk 145 Mr. Barefoot Bachelor s at Guidance Counseling Title I and Mr. Bissell Bachelor's at WMC P.E. and Health Junior Class Advisor, assistant football coach. Girls Track Coach Mrs. Beach Bachelor's at MSV Home Ec. I. II, Mealtime I, II, Home Furnishings, Family Life, FHA Advisor Mrs. Bettenhausen Bacheor's at EMC Business, English, Reading Class Sophomore Class Advisor, Speech and Drama, Class Plays Mr. Blake Bachelors at WMC Major at WMC Accounting I II, Marketing I II, DECA and 7th Grade Basketball Mr, Bowland Bachelors at MSU Industrial Arts, Business Ed. Mr. Breitbach Bachelors at MSU Vo. Ag. 1-4, Welding FFA Advisor Miss Clarys Bachelors at Moorhead State Univer. Choir 5-12 Mr. Curry Bachelors at EMC Social Studies, Business Law, Printing, Calculators, Asst. Football, Head Wres- tling Mrs. Curry Bachelors at EMC English II,Creative Writing, cites, Jr. Class and Cheerlcading Advi- sor, Spartan Scroll Mr. Da nelson Bachelors at EMC Resource Room Girls Basketball and Freshman Boys Basketball Mr. Dilworth Bachelors at EMC Algebra l-II,Computers, Student Coun- cil and Senior Class Advisor 147 Mrs. Householder Guidance Room Mr. Hornung Bachelor's at Northern Montana Col- lege' P.A.D., US. History, World History, 7th Grade Girl's Basketball, intramurals. Track Miss Herzog Bachelor's at MSU Art Sign Language Spartanettes advisor. Cheerleader sor, Art Club Mr. Hecker Business Major at Dickinson State Library Science Minor Typing 1-2, Shorthand, Accounting I, General Business, Cross Country Coach Roxi Harris Mr. Gottwig' Resource Bachelor's at EMC English HI, German 1-4, Advanced Composition, Themes of Literature. Mr. Jones Cindy Kastraba Bachelor's at University of Montana Student Teacher 7th and 8th Grade Science, Jr. Hi. Wres- tling and Jr. Hi. Track Coach Tom Kastraba Student Teacher Mr. Kendall Bachelor's at Dickinson State Major in P.E., Minor in Driver's tion, Elementary P.E., and Drivers Edu- cation, Senior Class Advisor, J.V. Bas- ketball, 8th Grade Boy’s Basketball and F.C.A. advisor Miss Kuch Bachelor’s at MSU P.E. and Health, Gymnastics, Jr. Track, Freshman Girls Basketball Mr. Mahon Saint Cloud State College Bachelor’s American History, Speech, 8th grade History, Freshman Class advisor 149 Mr. Menger U of M Bachelor's U of M Master's Biology I and If. Golf Mr. Prokop Dickinson State College General Shop, Mechanical Dra wing, 7th Grade Shop Mr. Mueller Black Hills State College MSU Bachelor's 5th year in Secondary Educa- tion Chemistry, Physics, Math, Physical Science, National Honor Society Mr. SchiUinger U of M Bachelor's General Math, Business, Geometry, As- sist. Football, J.V. Basketball, and Head Boys Track Mrs. Neumann U. of M Bachelor's and Masters Social Studies and Spanish, Girl's State t Mr. Schwan Minot State, Mary College Ba chelor's Jr. Hi.English, B Club, Head Football and Basketball Coach 150 Miss Van Gorden MSU Bachelor's Library Mr. Wolcnetz Montana State College Bachelor's Jr. Hi. Math, Aviation Mr. Wood Band Director Not Pictured: Mrs. Kinsey, Patty Mor- ris, Mrs. Schwan, Mrs. Giil What are you guys doing now? CUSTODIANS Gus Wickstrom Karen Nyquist Paul Berger Not pictured: Benny Bechtold Philip Moon 152 COOKS Lorretta Schell Francis Bertsch, Anna MilMargaret Coddington, Grace Schell BUS DRIVERS Dclane Hickey-Baker Bus Com- pany Owner and Operator 153 Vicki Arnell Jessie Barefoot Doug Beeh told Theresa Becker Sharon Beckers Steven Boggs Troy Burdick Clinton Burghduff Lorrie Ceiandcr Mitchell Domagala Pamela Feisthamel Sheila Graham John Greenlee Kimberly Groshans Brian Gunderson Tony Gunderson Lori Haga Shawn Hand ran Jamie Ha Dean Heim James Herbst Quenton Hickey Elaine Hill Pamela Hoffman Ruth Huckins 154 Carrie Hurley Keala Kinsey Pat Knipp David Kruger Sandi Kruger Timothy Lindemann Sandra Madler Roy Madsen Don Maier Brett Meccage Lanita Miller Michelle Napton Jeff Nichols Joette Nielsen Brian Noftsker Sharon O'Connor Pamela Peabody Cyndi Peterson Kimberly Quenzer Todd Rustad Phillip Rusley Amanda Schopp David Schweigert Dale Singer Kevin Skogas 155 Sean Smith Daniel Stanton Pamela Austin ( olccn Barkley Patricia Strangford V orman Tv. iford Susan Tv iford Wade V Darla Scott Wood Gina Wright Wayne JR. HIGH Marla Barth frank Bonded Don Bruha Kara Burns Kristie Cclandcr Michael CoIdington Lance Celander Clinton Croy 156 Neal Engcsser Tonia Feis Joesph Ha I mans Tina Hartnek Mark Hecker Timothy Hornung Paul Huethe Bertha Kaye Kirschten Patty Knapp Tammy Kono Karl Kruger Rick Kruger Scott Lindahl Theresa Logar Kevin Losing Lori Losing Robert Madier Sonya Martens Rob Merwin Robert Moon Jay Newell 157 Doesn't he look dumb? Chris Nie Shawna Potter Bill Price Tom Price Marty Reynolds Jeff Sampson Tami Robinson Kara Roberts Anette Schwan Kim Schweigert Rob Stanton Dawn Stuart Cindy Tronstad Stephanie Varner Casey Veroye Nicole tt Volz Mark Wandle Jerry Williams Laura Williams Tana Wiseman Kim Zink 158 Back Row: Mr. Hecker, Jerry Williams, Tim Lindeman. Neil Engesser, From Row: Mark Heckcr, Shawn Handran CROSS COUNTRY ALL-AROUND CHEERLEADERS Lori Losing, Dawn Stuart, Tana Wiseman, Annette Schwan, Keryl Roberts, Kim Zink Back Row: Kim Qucnzcr, Shawn Handran, Jeff Nichols, Sean Smith, Keala Kinsey, Darin Coach Kendall, hront Row: Scott Wood. Doug Bechtold, Jim Herbst, David Schweirgert, Dan Stanton. BOYS BASKETBALL 7th Grade Back Row: Laura W illiams, Mark Meeker, Lance Celander, Kevin Losing, Jay Newell, Mike Tim Hornung, Mr. Blake, Front Row: Scott Lindahl, Doug Tate, Tom Price, Rob Stanton. Clint Croy, Bill Price, Martv Reynolds Back Row: Jessie Barefoot, Amanda Sikorski, Shiela Graham, Carrie Hurley, Middle Row: Joette Nielsen, Kim Quenzer, Kim Groshans, Pam Feisthamel, Pam Peabody, Front Row: Sandy Madler, Vicki Arnell, Sharon O'Con- nor, Theresa Beckers, Sharon Becker, Mr. Hornung GIRLS BASKETBALL Miss Hansen, Tami Robinson, Coleen Barkley, Marla Barth, Kim Tonia Feisthamel, Front Row: Shawna Potter, Tammy Kono, Kara Burns, Laura Williams, Pam Peabody 8TH GRADE GRADUATION BELOW: Back: Mr. Meredith, Mitch Domagaia, David Kruger, James Herbst, Dan Stanton, John Greenlee, Greg Swan, David Schweigert, Tony Gunderson, and Mr. Bissel, Middle: Dale Singer, Jeff Sampson, Doug Bechtold, Clint Croy, Troy Burdick, Quinten Hickey. Rob Stanton, Scott Wood, Don Maier, Front: Tim Hornung, Marty Reynolds, Jeff Nichols, Ricky Kruger, Bobby Madler, Mark Wandle, Scan Smith, Brian Noftsker, Rob Merwin, and Wayne Zacher. Back; Mr. Jones, Jeff Nichols, Dan Stanton, David Schweigert, Tony Gunderson, Troy Burdick, Tim Lindeman, Wade Verke, Front: Shawn Handran, Elaine Hill, Pam Feisth- amel, Kim Quenzer, and Don Maier. Mr. Jones, Mike i lawkinson. Bill Price, Doug Tate, Tom Price, Clint Croy, Rob Stanton. Middle: Rob Moon, Marty Reynolds, Jeff Sampson, Bob Madler, Mark Heckcr, James Lcdcrwitz, and Neil Engesser. Front: Lora Wil- liams, Tana Wiseman, Lori Los- ing, Marla Barth, Kirn Schwei- gerl, Coleen Barkley, Dawn Stu- art, and Shawna Potter. Mr. Meredith, David Kruger, Dale Singer, Todd Rustad, Mitch Domagala. Troy Burdick, and Mr. Jones. Front: Don Maier, Don Bruha, C’ascy Veroye, Neil Engesser, Rob Merwin, Mark Wandle, and Jeff Sampson. LAKESIDE HOTEL HOTEL APTS. I co � nd Katherine welcome you to Congratulations Senior Class M M the Lakeside Hotel SUPPLY HARRIS’ ACE HARDWARE ACE HARDWAR E tt SAMSEL’S For all your clothing needs Barcia and Jack Samsel SAMSES deft stout -IF A BAKER FURNITURE Good Luck, Seniors SOLID STATE ELECTRONICS 2ND TIME AROUND Baker, Montana - -■'S’ - ■ I Ivr 165 EQUITY CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION FARMERS ELEVATOR Baker, Montana 59313 Feeds and Chemical Bulk and Bag Fertilizer ‘Buyers of All Grains Bruno Novak-M anager Phone: 778-2226 Montana Bank of Baker Remember I 'DIC for better service With Drive Thru Window 166 — ANFINSON’S Western Trucking Hettinger, N.C. Dickinson, N.D. Baker, Mt. West of Baker Phone 778-3366 Ben Franklin Larry’s Service Station Owners: Kenny Heier 778-2610 Baker, Mt, Full line of Phillips 66 products 167 RANDASH MOTORS DONNETTA’S 0 Dodge, Chrysler Plymouth Cars and Dodge Trucks Baker, Montana Beauty Den If You're Not Becoming To Him, You Should Be Coming To Us! 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STIEG ASSOCIATES Phone 778-3177 Baker, Montana 178 FALLON COUNTY TIMES Your Printing Needs Publisher: Jim Anderson Editor: Steve VanDyke WEDDING WORLD LAWLER DRUG 12JIK CtguKca One Stop Bridal Headquarters 304 Sewall Avenue Baker Montana Phone 778-2373 Reliable Perscriptions Wedding Shower Gifts Montana Dakota Utilities In the community to serve 180 I SUPER D Junior Gangsters Freshman playing Cowboys and Indians M iss Herzog - Batgirl? Crumpets; I thought you said trumpets! HOMECOMING ROYALTY 1981 Queen Vicky Zupanik King Frosty Williams Vicky Zupanik, Kevin Petersen Tammy Barkley, Mm O'Connor Paula Fngesser, Frosty Williams Laurie Breitbach, Hartley Barefoot