Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

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Baker High School is very fortunate to have several computers in different classrooms and areas for the students' use. There are several classes taught on the use of computers, and more students are utilizing computers to complete their regular class assignments. In addition, the library has a computer and several other information machines or systems that make the job of researching an assignment much easier. (Right) Robbie Hickey is shown using one of the library's tools to do research for an English assignment. A very popular class with many students at BHS is the weight training class. Here, students learn the proper techniques to improving their body and muscie tone and learn how to develop a well-proportioned body. In addition, many students find that weight training helps them a great deal in the extra-curricular sports they compete in. (Above) Mike Wheeler is trying hard to get those legs in shape. (Right) Fred Hepperle concentrates on his lift, while Nolan Verke watches in the mirror. 24 Student Life

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- Randy Wolenetz and Scott Nichols ask the age-old question—“WHAT DO YOU MEAN, WE LOOK LIKE WE’RE JUST SITTING AROUND AND NOT WORKING???????We’re working— HARDLY, but we’re working! Left: Steve Wheeler, Renee Askin and Kris Varner practice their latest dance invention—the Spartan Hop. Above: Someone should really tell Pierette Christensen that the place to sleep is at home in her bed. Student Life 23

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Each year, several students realize that one way to a less expensive and more individualized wardrobe is through learning how to sew and tailor their own clothing. (Left) Kim Fixx is busy laying out the pattern pieces for another new outfit. (Below) Amy Stark is hard at work on another original creation— and it's not black!! Without the use of the Creative Writing class, it would be very difficult to have a Spartan Scroll or the Spartan annual. Because so many students are involved in so many extra-curricular activities, there simply isn't enough time to prepare these two publications after school. (Left) Kelly O'Donnell is pictured trying to layout one of the class pages. Student Life 25