Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

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BAKER HIGH SCHOOL 68th COMMENCEMENT AND BACCALAUREATE CLASS OF 1983 FRIDAY, MAY 20,1983 Lyn W. Processional ...........................Baker High School Band, Roy Wood, Director Invocation .........................................................Reverend Robert Delcamp Selection .................Baker High School Girls’ Choir, Jacqueline Clarys, Director Psalm 67.............By Julie Knowles Baccalaureate Message ..............................................Reverend Robert Delcamp Selection .................................................Baker High School Band Salutatory Address.........................................Teressa Louise Dilworth Valedictory Address ........................................... Karla Ann Helfrich Introduction of Speaker ...........................................James L. Stanton Superintendent, School District No. 12 Commencement Address..............Dr, Gerald Sullivan, Montana State University ‘' People I ’ d Love To Keep Selection Baker High Schoo: Band Presentation of Diplomas.......................................Herbert McCamish Chairman, Board of Trustees Presentation of Awards.................James L. Stanton and Thomas F. McGonigal Benediction ..............................................Reverend Robert Delcamp Recessional .............................................. Baker High School Band Up: Tammy W. Top Left: Scott G. Left: Brenda S.

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It is the year 1993 and Baker, Montana has grown to a thriving metropolis of 15,000 with a McDonalds. As the graduating class of 1983 gathers for their 10 year reunion, we stop in at Bev’s Bar and Grill. Along with her favorite customers Doug Goerndt and Scott Schaefer, we see many faces from the past and hear of many also. Driving into town are Doug Kusler and Orville Madler. After coaching a great season at UCLA they decided to relax in Baker, but see many changes. They see billboards advertising Domagala’s Fast Lane Grocery Service and Winnie Ferrells’ Pie and Pastry Shop. The billboards are designed by the newest member of the profession, Robynn Enos. Lyn Wolenetz is seen driving into town in her fiashy Z28 wearing her 1993 Miss America crown. She is followed by Paula Peplow in a Rolls Royce, who is escorted by Dudley Moore. Paula had won a date with Dudley after winning the Tallest Woman of the Year Contest in Las Vegas, Nevada. Following them in her new custom combine is Pam Bremer, new owner of K P’s Wheat Cutting Service. | j g s g | ; £; „ V' Coming in from the east is Tammy Woodsend, who just completed a 2-year run of “42nd Street” in New York City. With Tammy is Debbie Hetland, her stage manager. On their way to Baker they picked up Max Losing, who just finished the Boston Marathon, becoming the fastest woman ever to win the race. Next we see a plane overhead. It must be Kevin Fleckenstein in his private plane. He’s just flying from Tahiti after an important business meeting with his secretary Val Losing. Kenny Wolenetz drives up to meet him in his new Rolls Royce. Kenny has just taken over South fork. As they leave the airport Henry Hastig rides by on his latest Kawasaki. He designs motorcycles that go on land, air and sea. As they drive through town they see Tom Bruha’s new trucking company. He just sold 5 new Coors trucks to Tracy Rustad, who is the new manager of Coors Light Co., and is supplying free refresh- ments for the “83” class reunion. Several new businesses have sprung up in town. Kami Stadel, marketing a new line of cosmetics, just opened a factory on the edge of town. Near her factory is Lisa Prokop’s new jeans studio. Her designed jeans are now being worn by internationally famous people. Two of her most valued customers are Carol Beebe, who buys for all the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders of which she is now the head cheerleader, and Kandi Varner, who now owns her own High Heel Slipper Company in Billings, Montana. Kandi is engaged to Scott Tuggle, who is head football coach for the newly formed Eastern Montana University Yellow Jackets. Leilani Hodges has just opened a new Holiday Hodge with a swimming pool and a club with electronic music. Here we see punk-rocker Kelly Mahon giving dance lessons to some of the local housewives-Kathy Bridgeford, Jill Brockel and Karla Helfrich. Near Leilani’s new business is Jeff Hadley’s Children’s Gym Center where the mothers can drop off their kids before they go for their dance lessons. Driving into the Holiday Hodge we see Janice Stoddard just checking in from Africa, where she is a veterinarian for untamed animals. Right behind her is Kathy McGonigal checking in with her winning Scobey Spartans who will play a rival game with the new up-coming Baker Spartans, coached by Karla Helfrich. Kay Dixon is there to greet them with her class of 1st graders from Lincoln School, who happened 28