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

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Below left. At her summer job at Wayfarers Park is Diane Hillman tending the gate. Below middle. Su- per sophomore waterskier Scott Bradstreet is cutting the wake on Flathead Lake. Below right. Heidi Singer and Peggy Gurule try to de- cide whether or not to ride the Zip- per at the Flathead County Fair. Student Life 5

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Junior Richard Rumley is windsurfing on Flathead Lake. of Bigfork kids having fun SUMMER ACTIVITIES ummer in Bigfork can be a great time for students because of all the different things going on. There are many work opportunities for kids. The most common jobs are in the Christmas trees and at the different restaurants and drive-ins. Other major employers of high school students are the local super market and the various different vacation guest lodges. The cherry harvest on the east shore requires a lot of help. Along with their work, students also found time to play. There are many things to do with all the outdoor recreational opportunities in this area. Friendly get-togethers or picnics arc really fun and the above picture shows a group of seniors enjoying themselves at a summertime party at Swan Lake. Caught by the camera are Lisa Fishbaugh, Lloyd Mangall, Mike Plum, Michelle St. Sauver, and Trevor Soucie. With all the fantastic lakes in this area, water activities are a major pastime for most students. Not all the time was spent working or playing. Some students participated in sports camps throughout the summer and new this year was a summer basketball league for both boys and girls. The entire Annual staff took a week off to attend a workshop at Utah State University in August. They are shown in the above picture. The Flathead County Fair in middle August is always the major event of the summer and eagerly looked forward to by kids and adults alike. Unfortunately it marks the end of summer and signals the upcoming return to school. By Joe Heinrich. 4 Student Life

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Above. Cross-country runners Coille Shaner and Brandon Jackson are showing tremendous spirit on blue and white day. Above center. Some junior boys leaning against the lockers include Richard Chatterton, Gary Denham, and Rob Ward, along with Paul Mullally showing off his latest fashion. Right. Our all new Vilette squad demonstrates a new routine with flags during the half-time entertainment of one of the varsity football games. Opposite page, top right. Seniors Andy Loudermilk and Trevor Soucic talk of strategy for the Homecoming football game. Bottom right. Sophomore Beth Romain is caught in the act decorating lockers for spirit week. 6 Student Life