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

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SECTION C ORGnewspaperONS The Inner Leaf” ... T his year the Norse ■ Code did not only report the news events of our school but it also discussed issues of controversy, which affected us. Alex Lobdell served as editor and Vernon Pond was the advisor. Tony Newberry headed the editorials while reporters, Bill Chrysler, Jacque Jones, Pat Espeland and Greg Paulson covered major stories. Sports features were done by Curt Rowsey. Photographers, Clint Gray and Vicki Sellner captured the excitement at B.H.S. Kristi Ganiere wrote many feature stories and Cristie Akers and Peggy Gurule brought fun to the entertainment section with the Mystery Guest feature. All the hard work put into the Norse Code made it a truly great newspaper. Publishing the newspa- per was ex- tremely edu- cating.” -Alex Lobdell 17

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BHS ANNUAL TODAY Making it Final ... the Annual Staff O ur Annual Staff has a had a full and exciting year. In the beginning, we brain- stormed over an appropriate theme, and after it was established, we started right in on designing our apppointed sections. After many hassles and hard work, we produced an annual that we think deserves much praise. by Denise Masters Being Editor of the An- nual was a great exper- ience for me. And hope- fully we’ll produce a great book.” -Jeff Petersen Being Editor this year was very frustrating and time consuming, but it was well worth the ef- forts.” -Kristi Renee Mar- tin The Gang! The whole Annual Staff poses for their group photo. Lynn Lapka, and Jeff Petersen, editor, pick some new tecniques for golf. Just fooling around ... Here’s Yona Minde, Dani Sedivy, Jeff Petersen, and Joe Carter in Annual Class. 16

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bhs TODAY BAND BHS Band pulls together for an exciting, spirit-filled year. A pproximately six- ty students par- ticipated in this ener- getic group. Mr. Dean Bowker began leading the band but had to leave BHS at mid-year. Pulling together, they jammed it up” for Boy’s Basketball Divi- sional and led the Vikes to victory. Don Lawrence took over in the vacant directors seat with district mu- sic festival around the corner and earned more appreciation for the BHS Band. Con- gratulations Band, and thanks for all of your support. by Yona Minde Denise Masters Although there was a change of leaders the kids really stayed to- gether and pulled off a great job - Kris- tine Ganiere Above: The 1986-87 BHS Band did a great job performing, and showing spirit at many school activities. Left: The BHS Band had a new drummer this year. Dean Noble, who did an excellent job adding support to the band. Below-. This year the band helped cheer on and support our Viking team at divisional in 18