Belle Fourche High School - Bronc Yearbook (Belle Fourche, SD)

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STUDENT COUNCIL Standing, left to right: Keith Alberts, Mary Dyball, Mark Eixenberger Mr Arnold Adviser. Seated: Joan Newell, Lewis Pridgeon, Mary Ellen O'Donnel1 Darrell Nickelson, Bob Gordon, Lorraine Naugle, Doris Kapsa, Marlene Newkirk Virginia Newell. Here is wishing each and every one of you the best life has to offer. May your stay in Belle High be a pleasant and profitable one. The experiences you receive in your class rooms, in the extra curri- cular activities, the working on a committee for Jun- ior-Senior Banquet and Prom are all valuable to you. In the Senior year when it is Round Up time and your thoughts turn toward graduation, may your thoughts and memories be one of having had a pleas- ant and worth-while educational experience. Education is more than just accumulation of a mass of facts and historical data. We learn to live in harmony with other people. Through education new avenues of interest are opened for our inspection. Music, Art, Mathematics, Science and Home Eco- nomics and many more interests are developed. It is here we discover lifelong interests that make our social being that much more profitable to ourselves and those with whom we come in contact. Wm. Ralph Arnold. principal Wm

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The world is not waiting for you. It waits for no one. But we must move forward with it and in the right direction. All your potential capacity for leadership is needed in building a new world. The sunlight of peace has broken unto the earth againg but you still must go out into a world that was thrown completely out of gear by the impact of war. The social, moral, and economic laws that guided us in the past have been thrown off their cus- tomary courses. These facts all mean that it is an uncertain world unto which we are heading. Keep in mind that there will be many more crucial periods of history in your life timeg and that there will al- ways be a need for skillful guidance of trained leaders. Though the world does not Wait for you, it needs you - youth of steadfast heart and dream filled eyes - and in turn you need faith to keep your standards high. There lie before you innumerable opportunities to earn distinction and honor in the world of tomorrow. W. Marvin Kemp, Superintendent JUWL, ,nw in ,Q Arnold E1'iCkS0!'1 Floyd Collins George Pridgeon Wm. Matson -9.61 Mrs Cecile Larson D. C. Muth Carroll Malvin

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