Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

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uuHRrs youR excuse Right: Deb Sonsalla looks like shes posing for us k I “But 1 had it here just a minute ago, I know what must have hap- pened to it. The wind was blowing and it was raining yesterday and one of my papers fell in a pool of water and the ink ran off of the paper! Honest that’s what happened, I wouldn't lie to you.” Excuses, excuses . . . We’ve all heard them and most of us have used them. The main place that excuses are used is in school. One of the best excuses that I ever heard was the one Chris May used. He came into Com- munications a half an hour late and said that he forgot to skip 1st period and he went swimming. Here are some other excuses that have been used by students: Chris Clark: “My clock was slow. Michelle Mettler: “Went to the doctor. Sandie Barkley: “Had to drive slowly because the roads were too bad. Kris Bechtold: “As I was driving to school this morning I hit a stray ar- madillo and had to take it to the vet.” Brigitte Ferrei: “I forgot. Romi Stadel: “Asked my dad for his autograph. Amy Lutts: “Lost track of the time.” :.eah Hinton: “I had to clean my room. Lori Kellner: “The tires on the bus fell off! A 1 Ajt I f. [ V 4 i Above: Bryan Domer works on what is the beginning of his pottery project 22 Excuses

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Left: Leah Hinton seems to be enjoying her favorite pastime—SLEEPING! Below: Apryl Tobel and Lori Bruce spend a few PLANNED minutes listening to their tunes! Bottom left: Theresa Roehl, Denise Roehl and Tricia Rath spend their free moments comparing notes. Above: Tammy Hornung always has time to listen to a GOOD story! Entertainment 21

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Top left: Andy Gustafuson is working on his latest masterpiece. Top right: Jason Wang starts what will be a useful wood project. Middle right: Kenneth Bagley typing his report. Excuses 23