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

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They gave th ii Llor the dreainifof our country. Wit hum warn- ing, on Tuesday, January 28 86, the massive explosion of the shuttle C!ialI(J r shOTtly after launch claimed the lives of ■even crew membdK Back row. Ellison SgHizuka, 3. Christia McAuliffc. Gregory B. Jarvis, Judith Ttesnik. Front row. Mi- ch gel Smith, Francis R. Scobea onald E. McNair. MEDICINE The Hall Street Journal News Events

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Above. Most of the students at B.H.S. pride themselves on dressing well and looking nice. Senior Jamie Anderson, freshman Missy Billmayer, senior Steve Van Krevelen, and junior Cristie Akers are gooty examples of kids who are typical of the styles and everyday wear that can be found on campus. Beliak left. Here are some unique individuals. During Spiup Week, Travis Glenn, Matt Torgerson, Georgina Mahaffey, and Mark Roddy dressed Ap in s im interesting costumes. -BE ac s anc fashion are an interesting display of peoples atti- z r 4 tudes and personalities. Bigfork High School is no excep- tion. Throughout the year, different trends spring up: for exam-, pie, this year “s” watches, flower-pants, oversize v-neck sweaters, flourescent colored shirts, jean jacketdTcowboy boots, and short hair seemed to be the new things. But of course, we always have the never-out-of-style Levi’s 501s or everyday blue jeans, white leather tennis shoes, and the basic T shirt. During Spirit Week, all fashion is forgotten and replaced by the attitude of “anything goes . Actually this attitude seems to be the basic fashion rule anymore. Generally a person dresses in a certSumvay hecause that is how they feel about themselves. Here at B.H.S. we seem to have a lot of young people making their own personal statements. Keep it up B.H.S. students, because this uniqueness is wi makes you great. The Hall Street Journal Fads - Fashion

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1985-86 was full of exciting news stories. Thesppages are an attempt to recap the events of the past year. In baseball, Pete Rose broke the record that many thought would stand forever. His 4192 hits iri a single career broke 'Ey Cobb's feat and set fan savin once again that this record Will stand forever. Having royalty in our country was quite an honor. The visit by Lady Diana and Prince Charke charmed us all, and strengthened the bond between theTJ tfnd England. The terrible disease AIDS spread throughout the world and killed many people. Rock Hudson. Hollywood’s superstar, became theft st famous person to dte from this syndrome. These years were full of great accomplishments; however, nothing is perfect andTajJures did occur. The greatest and most devastating failure waKhat of the space shuttle Chal- lenger. It’s explosion took sevetvof our finest astftmauts’ lives, including the life of a teache 'ijom Connecticut, the first civilian aboard the space shuttle. J«edless to say, this disaster will remaiti in our minds forever. by SteV Krevelen Streaking through the blackness of spat Halley’s Comet reappeare d after .in absone of 76 years. It’s appearance wa» said t. “awesome by manjf Wfm observed one nature’s most specracular sights. FAILURES TERRORISM The Hall Street Journal News Events