Bigfork High School - Le Lac Yearbook (Bigfork, MT)

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LETTERS FROM THE ADMINISTRATION TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS There is an emotion, a “discipline , that is of a higher order than love. Often considered the most lofty human emotion, love implies reciprocity, or give and take - a sense of “what’s in it for me?” On an even higher level is the emotion of Caring. Caring is that feeling of concern, that feeling of sharing, that demands noth- ing in return. The overriding attitude at Bigfork High School is one of Caring; administration, faculty, students, care for each other and care to the extent that we will each go to any lengths to insure that the good from each situation has lasting impact on our lives. Care enough to give the best. It is the way to guarantee the best of Caring in return. As we move into and through high technology, each one of us must become and remain ‘Bionic’; believe it or not, 1 care! CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984! Our time together was obviously rather brief; therefore it is somewhat difficult to write that “I knew you well” or “I knew you when.” However. I would like to share a thought or two with you. Hopefully, you gave your very best effort here at Bigfork High School during the last four years. If this is indeed the case, then your high school career can be judged as successful and your future experiences will be positive. High school is a training place for adult life and we have tried to give you the opportunities to prepare yourself accordingly. If the time was wasted, we both have failed. I’ve enjoyed the year and wish you each the best in the future. William E. Zepp Principal Administrators' Messages 3

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DEDICATION We. the Class of 1984. have the unique distinction of being the 50th class to graduate from Bigfork High School. To celebrate this special 50th anniversary, we dedicate this edition of the LeLac to t total educational community of Bigfork, both past and present. This dedication includes graduates, teachers, administrators, parents, school board members, any and all other supporters, and of course, taxpayers. In their own way. all have contributed toward establishing the reputation of excellence th Bigfork High School now enjoys. With continued support and effort. Bigfork will certainly enjoy the jutation of being “One of Montana’s truly GREAT high schools.” 2 Table Of Contents H.

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A LOOK AT US School is not all work but fun too. Shown here are some of the things we like to do. Right page, clockwise. Sexy sunbather Dawn Nadeau catches rays on the fantastic Swan Lake beach. Fashionable Barb Wachholz strikes a mischievious pose. Super sophomore skier Keith Veyna is shown charging down the giant slalom course. Randy Russell hits for two against Whitefish as C hris Edwards looks on. Career Days at Kalispell shows Pam Rowsey. Stephanie Jensen, Heather Gaiser and Shannon Turner checking out college catalogs.This page, clockwise. The two Misses. Missy An- derson and Missy Delaney, are enjoying themselves at a Viking home football game. Just back from an African safari, headhunter Rod Gembala shows ofThis prized tro- phy. Chris Jordan. Future superstuds Luke Boland and Chuck Terry pump iron in the weightroom. Junior basket- ball darlings Shannon Kirby. Lisa Fishbaugh. Jamie Kara- key and Tawny ia Hall wave goodbye before departing to the district tournament.