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

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Student Life Homecoming

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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

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 all Street est - Most tion t Best Lost bigger schools give little or no attention tofl “Best Most I section. Here we take them a Little more seriously. Granted, some of the categories could be classified a» “corny hut for the most part the titles given are sintjere and taken as compliments. “Best Most” sections are worth while and something that will bring us enjoyment ten years down the road. Every member of the senior class gets to give their opinion as to who is the best and at what. Using this method we come up with as fair results as could be expected. Won't it he fun to pull out the old yearbook and see if “the .Jock is still athletic, if the “most likely to succeed really did in fact succeed, or if the great bodies have put on a few pounds here and j there. All of these things will produce memories, and that’s what a yearbook is: “A Book of Memories.” Who knows what the future will bring, but it’ll sure be nice to lookback and remember what we once were. by Steve Van Krevelen Journal Above. Stylemastera of the high school Keith Veyna and Amy Lee are shown looking hot in the newest fashions around school. Keith and Amy were selected by their fellow classmates as being the two best dressed Seniors.