Lincoln County High School - Lincoln Lion Yearbook (Eureka, MT)

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WEARY CHAMPIONS Art Purdy holds the tournament champion- ship trophy which has just been awarded the team at Columbia Falls. Members of the Biafork team at riaht have their conference champion- ship and tournament third-place trophies. Bock row: lack Bright 145, Norman Erie tlll, Gene lohnson t8l, larries Kuchenslii C7J. Middle row: Leo Peltier, man- aqery lim Peltier Cl2l, Robert McKenzie t9l. George Drake t5J. Front row: Art Purdy CGD, Duane Meuli tlOl, Hu' bert McKenzie t3l. 1946-1947 TOURNAMENT' AND CONFERENCE TROPHIES Page 48

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SUSPENSE: A Iona shot by Art Purdy enters the basket at the LCI-IS-Biafork qame in the District 13 tournament at Colurnbia Fa11s February 21. The Lions were the 'D victors by a 41-36 score. INDIVIDUAL PLAYERS DATA P1ayer Games FG FT PTS Purdy, A. 22 95 49 239 Drake, Cv. 22 80 17 177 Bright I. 22 55 22 132 Meu1i, D. 22 54 30 133 McKenzie, R. 22 38 21 99 Kuchenski 22 33 15 71 McKenzie, H. 22 22 10 54 Pe1tier, I 19 12 4 23 Iohnson, G. , 17 1 3 5 Erie, N. 11 1 1 3 GAMES RECAPITULATION Date Team LCHS Dec. 6 Fernie, B. C. 7.i.., here 63 Dec. 12 Town Team ,r.,.,.. here 37 Dec. 13 Fernie, B. C. . ....., there 42 Dec. 20 Biafork .. ..... ....7..., h ere 57 Ian. 8 Polson ,,.,. here 65 Ian. 10 Columbia Fa11s .,.. there 33 PF 57 63 24 52 36 31 23 10 11 3 Opp. 31 34 27 41 22 40 THE C1-1A1w4P1O1N1: Art Purdy, LCHS teafn captain is presenfeii the iirst jL1ace troy 1 for he Districr 13 Zourzizrrneni afier th 1ast Janie February' 21, when Eureka a feat d Vxfhzteiish 41437 in the charnpio ship aarne. Ian. 16 Libby there 41 Ian. 17 Whitehsh here 57 Ian. 23 Troy here 53 Ian. 20 Eiqiork there 41 Ian. 30 Poison Lhere 42 Ian. 31 Whiteiisii there 52 Feb 5 Libby here 49 Feb. 7 Troy there 23 Feb. 13 Kahsrell B here 41 Feb 14 Cohzrnbza Fa11s here 54 Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb AT DISTRICT 13 TOURNAMENT COLUMBIA FALLS 18 'Whitefish 24 19 Cohimbia Fa11s 37 20 Libby 29 20 Troy 31 21 Blaforli 41 21 'Whitefish .... 41 '1'oia1 953 V, Page

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY tcontinuedl Senior Year We had now worked our way through the assembly room over to the much longed for windows by the senior row. We elected Iarnes Kuchenski president, Iohn Swing vice president, Betty Collins secretary, Dorothy Bragg treasurer, Maxine Brod- erick Student Council representative, and Donald Boslaugh class adviser. On November 14 we held the Senior Ball with Winter VVonderland as our theme. On April 9 we gave the play Papa Says No! under the direction of Mr. Bos- laugh. The school building was vacant of seniors on Thursday, April 15 due to the annual Senior Sneak Day . About noon we arrived at our destination-Spolcane- and spent the rest of the day sight-seeing. During the time we spent there we made several trips to the important places in the city. April 24 the juniors gave us the prom and banquet and later in the spring we gave them a return party. Oi the 36 students that started only 27 remained to graduate. Our commencement was held on May 21 with all of the class dressed in blue caps and gowns. So ended our happy days in LCHS and although we look forward eagerly to tur- ther adventures as individuals, most oi us will probably have quite a number of fond memories oi our class escapades. AUTOGRAPHS Q 1 s ,- .2 ' I1 1 N x,t r 'ir nl J r 'l yafff X CCJI. My . f, ff , ,J , ,' . , , y - ,cf 1 ' A f K ssfyav A V f,Y 'A.y.,, l4.67u . P' Y- ' ' , 4 ' A! A,1 'rv'A 'fp f 1 f .' n. ' AAN' I - X L 1 , Jfaff ' va ,ffj Nil: -its' ' fp, Uobvl .J Dy 1' iz ' f? , ,,,,,'aO if 1 ttjifg f lx. . I V ,' Q f 'fjfffg ff f ' ff l 9 'I' W - ' ',1 - ,ffl ' X. ' 1 ' i I I S . i . F ,. . F , X! ., .Mr I ,J t i ll l t,,, - V iyffp, Page 49