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

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 You aro looking for g change? Try our 'Music on the Range.' The Buckaroos have been progressing during the year. Their music is mostly Western-cowboy style. Those deep, rich voices, plus various musical instruments, have made them popular entertainers of the surrounding communities. Mrs. Harris is sponsor. Miles far our Breez Sez, it does go Informing men fighting our foe. The Bay Breez Sez, our school paper, has been rolling off the press regularly once a month, thanks to the tireless Efforts of our Adviser, Miss Dufour, Co-Editors, Alicia Fox and Walter Bohr, our Advertising Editors, Pat Pierce and Gloria Stuebe, and Repor- ters . Ratings are received each fall for the work done the previous year. Last year'8 MIEA rating for our Class E paper was Superior. The Quill and Scroll rating was International First-Place award. Paper of High Achievements. Scratching our brains and searching the rack. We want something different for our Le Lac. With much labor and sweating of the bfow, we the Tcphands of '45 publish this Le Lac. In coherence with our everyday surroundings, we have chosen Duae Ranching as cur theme. We hope this book will stand as a lasting remembrance of our happy days at B.H.S. On Monday—Wednesday do we hear The Glee Club getting into gear. This year's Glee Club enrolled quite a large group of girls and was supervised by the general direction of Mrs. Harris. The club has given quite a few performances, but the outstanding one was the Forest Prince, a Russian Ballad Operetta with Phyllis Whitney and Ralph Ripke taking the leads. In matters deep we dwell. To govern our school well. Our Student Council held several meetings in the latter part of last year, in which plans were discussed and made for a Sadie Hawkins day and the all-school picnic. Meetings hela during, the first semester this term were to discuss the installing of a Coke machine to benefit the local Red Cross Chapter; decorating and sponsoring a booth at the FFA Carnival; and nominating ana elect- ing cheerleaders. The officers were President, Dorcas Potts; Vice- President, Bob Dunlap; and Secretary and Treasurer, Pat Pierce. Mr. Veeder was Sponsor.