Medicine Lake High School - Honker Yearbook (Medicine Lake, MT)

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'ff-2 5: We .41 ,, A team left to right Coach Parry Kline Melvin Tronson, Bill Jeannotte, Jack Stephens, Gary Robinson, Fran Jeannotte Gary Brekke Dwam Johnson Kenneth Barsness Ricky Smith, Dick Waller, Manager Eugene Beslisle. Enjoying one of the most suc- cessful seasons inthe history of Lake high, the basketball team brought glory to the school by copping third place in the state tourney at Living- ston. ' Only four losses marred the sea.- son's record and they compiled Z3 victories. Looks like this bunch has had it Apparently a dull moment. ..!',.ii1'i: X IKM .We it QMX I L.. lYiHLfRbXQWXS37SMlnn.

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,, . ,4 Q 4 '5F'-v wh! , I lgy An-, 1 if as as .sg ik W 2-t. -It -1' Football team, first row, left to right: Manager Donald Morin, Pepper Thorstensen, Don Crohn, Jerry Strand, Leonard Grandlund, Richard Smith, Coach Parry Klinei second row. Jim Ray, John Stubban, Kenny Barsness, Bill Jeannotte, Melvin Tronson, Gary Robinsong third row, Eugene Beslisle, Harold Michels, Fran Jeannotte, Gary Brekke, Jack Stephens, Dwain Johnson. 7 Out of seven season games Lake lost only one, this in the battle for the divisional crown with Ekalaka. Six seniors, Melvin Tronson, Jack Stephens, Dwain Johnson, Gary Robinson, Kenneth Barsness, and . Gary Brekke, played their last foot- ball game wearing the red and white I-Ionker uniform, at Ekalaka. Poor Brekke! One-two-three-fouru Go get 'em, boys-- 3 . 1 ' J -1 1-'K Asu v A F ..Q' I lkrv ' ..,,,'. t v - '1,...,:'.. ,ff '- aft :.. i aa t S . if 1 ss-- ST ff' A 4 T ! L 3 f L' 5 I 1

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A u 'Pg I Important Honker strategy. Red---white---dynamite--- First stop on their upward climb was the district tourney at Plenty- wood where they breezed to the championship with wins over Westby and Opheim. But greater laurels were in store at Glasgow as the Lake aggregation brought home the divisional first place trophy. The Honkers came back from Livingston with the third place state Class C title and many happy memories of atriumphant sea- son. District champs. tSS7EQl:99uvnKw:.u.'.1:s,'o:-n 2 'fxiznz x S All-stater in action. To the victor belong the spoils, A iff 3. 'L if W l sn rl is f . R51 , K ga . r ' , I , ,-?'fpif??1pfrr 1 K 1 - 25? , , ,Q V ,W ' M, .aa glib! ,Q rig. N. V, NES. 3, if Avrnfszv,-V. : i X N . Ti .A 9' ' ' alt., K . -Silt .,' fs 1 it 5 is '. ggfi'f', 't ' ' K Y ww- s.,--git ,. N 5- ,-,.r:7ii, 'W L, . , ,A , Wim. lg , A F. 1, i if ' r ASA w g 1 P i l ., wr., 'L' . 'W :GA ., 5 it i , -V .3 13 f s- A ig if il . r y Y 2 R J 2+ 'P-ri 5 '- f '1: i','1fEH ' I- 5 sums. -regggugggggfa is Q 5 f s fr , isis : New ix x ,R x it 4.21 --N' Wris-a1'xf---M B I x' f'