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

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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.

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TEACHING US CAN BE FUN Why do some adults become teachers? Because they like working with kids. Every day kids come to school knowing that they can have a fun time and still learn something. They know this because generally they like their teachers. The good teachers know how to make learning fun. “Teaching is not just a job; it is an adventure.” This is true because most of our teachers are involved with students outside the classroom. We have advisors to clubs, classes, and activities; we have all the coaches, and most of all we have teachers as friends. They bridge the generation gap and are willing to interact and participate while still setting an example. The students learn from the teachers and many times the teach- ers learn from the students. With this balance and philosophy here at Bigfork High School, it is easy to see why teaching us can be fun. 6 Student Life