Anaconda High School - Big Stack Yearbook (Anaconda, MT)

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ADMINISTRATION A. M. MUNSON Vice Principal of High School D. H. BEARY Principal of Junior High School It is very difficult in these times to Write a so-called message. Words have an inane and artificial ring to them in the light of the actual deeds that our armed forces are accomplishing and the hardships that they are going through. But I can say that the destiny of our country looks bright when in most of our high schools as in Anaconda, so many stu- dents show an anxious desire to obtain knowledge that will enable them to get into the fighting forces more quickly and to advance more rapidly when there. And it is usually the most dangerous part that they Wish to enter, which shows that there is a wealth of courage and patriotism among our youth. A. M. MUNSON, Assistant Principal of High School. Seniors of 1943, please do not lose sight of the fact that this FREEDOM was bought with a great priceg that it was obtained by the struggles of generations of those gone before you, by mental Wrestlings, by en- durance of persecution, by successive fail- ures and triumphs. Furthermore, this freedom is more than a form of govern- ment and more than a set of liberties and privileges, it is the result of a universal sense of responsibility and self-sacrifice. Best Wishes, D. H. BEARY, Principal of Junior High School. 5

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7?t' X O FFICERS IN CHARGE W. K. DWYER Superintendent of Schools Y NN xx Xe X9 xx AX. gr. K J I 5 Q. . XXX Qi' ' X . ix A ivvxx fn ,V E. J. NORDGAARD Principal of High School To the Graduating Class of 1943: Accept my most cordial congratulations on the successful conclusion of your high school course. Before long, many of you will be called to serve this nation in one of the most critical periods in the history of the World. That you will not fail to fulfill a noble part in the great conflict and help our United States to continue as a land Where we have liberty without license and authority without despotism is the sincere wish of W. K. DWYER, Superintendent of Schools. To the Graduates: You now face a War-torn world but with the decision no longer in doubt. Most of you will have a chance to do your part toward the victory which is now assured. After the victory you will face an even greater task, that of helping to solve the problems that confront humanity. With all its horrors, this must be said of War, that it does often supply the occasion for fundamental changes not otherwise likely to come about. This peace must bring better world. And as you return from vic- tory in War, you must take up the torch for a brave new world in which men Will have freedom and dignity, happiness and seren- ity, peace and security. May God speed you in this great task. E. J. NORDGAARD, - Principal, Anlaconda High School.

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MISS RUBY MacDONELL-World History, Junior Class Sponsor. University of Wash- lngton, B. A. MISS MARGARET MAHONEY-World His- tory, Civics. University of Montana, B. A. MISS HELEN MCMAHON-Sophomore Eng- gsh. St. Mary College, Leavenworth, Kan., . A. MISS ROSE MILKOVICH-Chemistry, Sci- ence. Law University of Montana Graduate. University of Montana, B. S. MISS MARY LUCILLE MOGUS-Librarian, Sophomore Class Sponstr. Rosary College. B. A. MISS FREDERICA MORSE-Latin and Span- ish. University of Chicago, B. A. MR. A. M. MUNSON-Physics, Sociology, Economics, Senior Class Sponsor. Montana State College, B. S. MR. M. F. O'LEARY-Boys' Athletics, Seni-cr Class Sponsor. Creighton University, Ph. B. MISS MARY PAPEZ-Shorthand, Typing. University of Minnesota, B. S. MISS MARY LOUISE PURDY-Art, Junior Class Sponsor. Montana State Normal Col- lege, B. Ed., Colorado State College cf Edu- cation, M. A. MISS ELENA SLIEPCEVICH-Girls' Physical Educaticn, Senior Class Sponsor. University of Idaho, B. S. MR. W. D. WAGNER-Geometry, Sophomore Class Sponsor. University of Nebraska, B. A.