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

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STUDENT COUNCIL each row: B. Horton-, c. RoOlnson, l Fagerland, Mr. Sayatovick, w. aarta, 9. «fhaiey, a. Amorose; 1st row: 8. Horton, a. fox, N. Britton, S. Brown, G. CoH Ins. DRAMATICS club Back row; G. wagner, D. pot t s , B . nor t on, R . Rohde; 2nd row: R. Rose, D. Greeson, £. o 9r ien, M. Sudan, j. vangui en, C. Hagestad, P. Whitney. M. Thorstenson, fi. wagone 0. Sw i t h, C. R 00 i ns on, l. Be 11 more; 1st row: l. Clydesdale, a. Aadsen. £. Heim, D. Aadsen. R. Fox, 8. Morton. L« wicker, L• Butterfield, 8. Whaley, p. Harris, R. wagoner. D. Butterfield, p. vul- cahy, sponsors, r. veeder. Hiss Forsyth, M I ss jaquet h.

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[Ns BAY BREEZES STAFF Back row: E. O'Brien, R. Elton, h. Johnson» C. Seekers, 8. Amorose, C. Elton, S. Brown; 2nd row: B. Aadsen, m. Thorstenson, 8. kelson, j. vankulken, y. Davis. 0. Fox, B. Whaley. P. Mulcahy, w. Sudan. V. Bellmore, L. Butterfield, C. Rooinson, L. Bellaore; 1st row: w. Penney, M. Br i 11 on. i. Fagerland. G. wagner, yiss Dufour, sponsor. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB k row: v• Must on, m. v a nc • • L• Johnson, B. Krause, M. Rost, L• k n- dersen. M • L i e s t , F . Si p- son, E. Nelson, B. Aadsen; 3rd row; P. FOX, L. Sul 1ivar , M. Aflioros e, G • Bellmore, P. Whitney, P. Mulcahy, R. wagoner, j. vankuiken, c. «aoestad, B. nelson, 8. HC»t , C . Rooinson, m. kelson; 2nd row: Miss Bernard, 0 . Huston, l• Clydesdale, m. Penney, R. wagoner, E. neln, d. Fox, 0. Butter- field. 8. Morton, l. Bell- more, y. Sudan; 1st row: M. Morton, G. Collins, D Potts, a. Fox, P. Harris, a. whaley, C. McEvoy, w. Clark, S Brown, L• Butterf ield. PE P CLUB Back row: C. Elton, D. Fox. w. Barta; 2nd row: yiss Bernard, L Butter- field. Betty Morton; Cheerleaders: w. Clark, L. wicker, S. Brown, t

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LE LAC Le Lac is the creation of the class of l -2 £.the Bigfork High School designed for the purpose of estah I is rmanent trad- ition for later classes to carry on and. if acss ifc kc v' mprove UP on. Le Lac, the French words for the lake,'1 was cy oseh--tor the title of this annual, since it so a ppropr: at a !y pictures the most important single attract : on in our community. Mi s JaQu4th and Miss Dufour have acted as sponsors, and each mointfe r XnV class has had an active part in the creation of this £ It is our hope that the student body as Le Lac will mean as it has meant to the c—--- C STUDENT COti ttSStf -£ ' y ., The purpo3 —of—t-h i s l rtan is to sterne I ate—QJ r school spir- it, uphold our scho® l I a w3y and establish a closer re I at i ohsTVtfr oetween student body- Nf acuJty. A I i officers mus T tre1 honor roll at .Sent s and they hy4idf'Off ic y two sem s4 rs. Studeol Part ic i pa- ti oft +n- js ajlDliaj st ngx rt a i n school activities iV becoming an important adj unctil jo th fctejAe lopment of latente eyecut i ve al l I ,ty- ' On£. Tm port ant function performed try--t-»= ;'- ©» -r s was to start a I -tya I e in the school. They also introduced the idea of Sadie Hawk in order to raise fcdods tournament . n's Day on April 8, and sponsored a dance to Q-c-e p t r, thf dJ- trir.t basketball Officers chosen by the student body are Mike Britton, president; Shirley Brown, vice-president; and Alicia Fox, secretary. Class 'e p resent at i ves are Wesley 3arta and Betty Morton, Seniors; Lloyd Fagerland and Billy Ambrose, Juniors; Geraldine Collins and Col- leen Robinson, Sophomores; and Billie Morton and Beverly Whaley; reshman. Mr. Sayatovich is the sponsor. BAXTERS AND BARRYMORES in OctODer, ij94-0, a few enthusiastic students met and, with the U distance of Mr. Veeder, organized into an official dramatics ! ub. After considerable thought and debate the club chose Bax- ters and Barrymores as its name. Each member an active part in three one—act plays, either as to back—stage duties. At the end of the year, presented with an emblem. of the club took actors or tending each member was A successful year in dramatics was the aim of the club this year. Officers elected for I9AI-I94-2 are president, Lucille Butterfield; vice-president, Larry Wicker; secretary and treasurer, Betty Mor- ton; and sponsors, Mr. Veeder, Miss Jaqucth and Miss Forsyth. Our club worked up Visiting Uncle , Groom's Biscuits , and The Late Mr. Scarface , which were presented on v. rch 6.