Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

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CONTENTS—1985-86 Seniors..................................... 16 Juniors...................................... 42 Sophomores.................................. 48 Freshmen.................................... 54 Organizations.............................. 114 Middle School.............................. 144 Prom I Student Life........................ 164 Administration Faculty..................... 186 Ads........................................ 198 REMEMBER ... The fall of 1085, heralding the return of school. Holding forth its promise of a year tilled with learn- ing. with the future. The bright col- ors of fall slowly gave way to the harsh starkness of a Montana win- ter. Our days were often disrupted by the howling winds sweeping through our lives. But these very same winds brought us spring, with the miracle of new life. And then summer. Davs of fierce t lunder- J storms, giving us the promise of the rainbow, of life. REMEMBER ...

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 SPARTAN BAKER HIGH SCHOOL-1985-86 It may seem strange, but every moment ol our lives we are creating memories: memories we will cherish, laugh about, try to forget, :ry over—but always remember. I First come the students-our riends. Some are straight-A achievers working toward college, some concentrate on sports, music or i .peech drama. There are those who are already working, concentrating on careers or working for that new car. And there are the I combination students involved in two or more areas. Next are the faculty and administration. Some are older, more experienced, others are young and new to education. Included in this jroup are the secretaries, custodians, cooks, and bus drivers. A vast pool of diverse, talented people supporting the school, but they all lave one thing in common-a desire to help the students grow and succeed. i Then come the parents-as different and unique as the students themsel ves. Ourparents-those people who drag out of bed at 8:15 ev- -ry morning to force us to school. Those people who give up their nights and weekends to go to games, concerts, and plays. Those j people who worry when we re too quiet, too loud, too busy, to lazy, too different, too much the same. Those people who want a better : lappier life for their children. WE WILL REMEMBER

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Your MOM took YOL'R wheels? (s that a pie? No candy in school! Tel! I S che joke. Nervous, Sheila? Mr. Innocent. Wake up, little Susie! a SI RE )ou re studying!