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

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SECTION D CHOIR Throughout all of my years in choir, I’ve wanted to do s o m e t h i n g to show others that choir can be fun: Finally we did it my senior year and it was great.” - Kim Berry Above - This year the choir girls were split into two separate triple trios. Shown here before going to the district music festival. Below ALL SCHOOL CHOIR r O eginning with many ® fresh faces this year, BHS choir marks upon successful strides and a promising future. To raise money, a Hallow- een haunted house” at the Old Standard, was put on for the communi- ty and proved to be ex- tremely successful. Host- ing and also participat- ing in, the ninth annual choir concert in Febru-' ary showed once again positive achievement upon the group. Many other projects and festi- val meetings scheduled indicates a proud and aggressive bunch of mu- sic makers. Denise Masters The BHS choir poses in front of the school on a warm spring day. 19

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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

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BHS ;TODAY SPANISH CLUB Spanish Club working for Europe Trip in ’88 T his year the Spanish Club 1 students put alot of time and hard work trying to earn money to go to Europe in 1988. During most of the year they watched Spanish videos, made foods, and organized fun- draisers to help pay for their trip. The main purpose of the year was to get to know each other and improve Spanish skills. We wish them the best of luck and success in raising money for their chance of a lifetime. Angie Williams Above: Here team members find out how to make and eat burritos. I had a great time in Mexi- co.”- Angie Gildart Below Right: Mrs. Best shows her cooking skills. Below: The Spanish Club members. 20