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

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FOOTBALL Group picture, back row, left to right: Bob Anderson, Leonard Herron, manager; Dee Morton, Bob Seymour, Bill McQuirk, Raymond Berg, Frank Swanson, Stephen Bahr, Don Morton. Kneeling: Don Habel, Gerald Parker, Frank Derry, Gerald Jones, John Robinson, Bill Huggins. Pag 28 Starting lineup in formation—Subs in lineup.

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FOOTBALL The Vikings started out strong, winning their first three games before they were set down by Plains, runners up for the state championship. In our next game with Troy, Bigfork was thought to be on the road to recovery, but the Trojans broke away in the last quarter to score 19 points to win 33 to 14. Bigfork's last two non-conference games against Dixon and Alberton were both close, hard fought games. There was no disgrace in losing as good ball was played by the blue team from the lake. Bigfork finished fourth in the District. Arlee 12 Bigfork 38 Hot Springs .... 14 Bigfork . 22 Charlo Forfeit Bigfork ......... 2 Plains 44 Bigfork 8 Troy 33 Bigfork 14 Dixon 18 Bigfork . 12 Alberton 28 Biafork 20 Bigfork started out the season with only five returning lettermen: Bob Anderson, quarterback-captain; Frank Derry, halfback; Gerald Parker, center; John Robinson and Gerald Jones, ends. Dee Morton filled out the other halfback position to give the team more scoring punch. Don Habel, Bill Huggins, Ray Berg, Bill McQuirk, Frank Swanson, Don Morton, Robert Seymour, Harry Potts and Stephen Bahr each contributed to the team's strong play during the season. Player Statistics: Bob Anderson 48 Dee Morton ............................................... 42 Frank Derry 12 Gerald Parker.............................................. 12 INTRAMURAL SPORTS FOOTBALL The Juniors won the Football championship by defeating the other classes 20 to 0. This is a good sign for next year's Football team. VOLLEYBALL At the close of the basketball season, the annual interclass volleyball tourna- ment was held with the Seniors coming out on top by winning six straight, with the most competition being given by the Juniors. The class of '48 has taken the volley- ball championship for all four of their high school years. Final Standings Won Lost % TP Seniors . 6 0 1.000 90 Juniors 2 3 .400 54 Freshmen 1 3 .250 31 Sophomores 0 3 .000 14 BASKETBALL The Juniors won three straight in a double elimination tournament, in which the Seniors placed second and the Sooh- omores third. Competition was keen in this tourna- ment and many of the games were close. Final Standings Won Lost Juniors Seniors ... Sophomores Scrubs Freshmen ... % 1.000 .600 .500 .400 .000 Pag 29

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PEP CLUB Back row—Marilyn Wilhelm, Billye Jones, Marion Wilhelm, Geraldine Burchard, Virginia Hoyt, president; Wana Barton, Nona Paul, vice president; Delores Barta, Mr. Dickman, advisor. Second row—Margaret Storfa, La Verna Bartlett, Jackie Hopkins, Virginia Eddy, secretary and treasurer; Anne Eastman, Leah MacKenzie, Nancy Fockler, Helen Powell, Evelyn Nelson, Audrey Marken. Front row—Delores Morton, Myrtle Jean Sudan, Iona Huggins. CHEERLEADERS Pag® 27 Iona Huggins, Myrtle Jean Sundan, Delores Morton