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

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Above. Mrs. Kramer helps Jessica Lewis with Assignment. Below. During Hawaiian days, senior Nicki sophomore Melissa Jenson agree that Class ifficult English Coke ! hr Student Life 1 1 Enthusiasm II

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t ie fotaC cU faneace ENTHUSIASM Students join in the fun X rk has a strong reputation for striving to est it can. Whether it be participat- tug-of-war competition or holding offiMR the student council, the students fully de Be themselves to the activities that they are in, and have fun doing it. The kids at B.H.S. are enthusiastic about learning different skills and have many leadership qualities. These qualities provide the ability to effectively work with people and lead others in the accomplishments of goals. In order for school life to be successful, one must be involved and willing to change. At Bigfork, the administration provides many different areas of interest for the students to participate in, from the different sports and all the clubs that Bigfork of- fers, the kids usually find their place in the action. by Kristi Martin Above, center. Our kids showed tremendous enthusiasm with their participation in spirit night. The bonfire and tug-of-war contest were well received by all. Right bottom, middle. This year’s Student Council was off to an exciting start and appeared ready for the action. Right. Sophomore boys Gene Olson, Jeff Newton, and other members of their class struggle to win in the tug-of- war contest while supporters look on. Student Life Enthusiasm

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 t e fofaC cU££ene tce HOMECOMING Spirit comes soaring through ;E|3 he Homecoming Festivities of 1985 were considered by lLJiJ many to be the best ever. Students enthusiastically par- ticipated in many enjoyable activities during Spirit Week such as Decade Day, Hawaiian Day, and of course, the traditional Blue and White Day. One of the most enjoyable times was the night the bonfire and tug-of-war contests were held. Not only did most of the students show up, but there were also many teachers, parents, and other townspeople. The class of 1986 repeated its reign of Spirit Week Champions of Bigfork High School. Senior class candidates Nairobi Rodriguez and Jorge Rosales Esca- lante were crowned Homecoming Queen and King. Although the Senior class won the title, the other classes showed tremendous spirit and made the race closer than anyone would have expected. But the most important thing was the fun and participation shared by the student body. We lost the Homecoming football game to St. Ignatius 20-25. Later this turned out to be very important because both Bigfork and Mission tied for the confer- ence championship. The girls fared better as their basketball team beat Frenchtown 51 to 44. The week came to an end with the traditional Homecoming Dance Saturday night. The band Busi- ness came from Missoula to play for us. In all the week was most enjoyable for everyone. by Melissa Jenson and Curt Rowsey Spirit Week was topped of by crowning the King and Queen, Jorge Rosales Escalante and Nairobi Rodriguez Student Life Homecoming