Helena High School - Vigilante Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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During Mr. Roberts, term as principal of the Hele na High School he has become recognized as one of the foremost educators in Montana and in the Northwest. He is known for his high ideals and developed culture throughout ed- ucational circles over this entire section of the country. At a dinner honor- ing him on his silver anniversary as princi- pal, the following doc- ument was presented to him in recognition of his fine work. It is to Mr. Roberts that we owe all we h ave gained during our years in high school. With a sense of deep loss we realize that we are leaving him for the last time. Even greater is this loss when we know th at lVlr. Roberts re- tires from his duties as principal this year. We shall never be able to return and visit with him in the new school, as we should so much like to do. The Senior Class takes great honor in being the last class to graduate under Mr. Roberts. lVIr. Roberts, a fam- iliar figure about the school and in his of- fice, is very fond of outdoor life. This group of photographs shows him in his of- fice, on a hunting trip and in front of the school. Page Fifteen

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mr. CRoberts' message Officers and Members of the Class of 1935: When I first came to Helena, the Nugget, the only journalistic activity at that time, was issued in pamphlet form. There was one regular number for each month. Later special editions were printed for Football, Thanksgiving, Easter, and Commence- ment. In 1918 the Commencement number was made the school Annual and called the Vigilante It has been published every year since that time with the ex- ception, unfortunately, of the year 1925. Beginning with 1918 the Nugget was first printed in a newspaper form, and issued thereafter twice each month. It was intended to give the news of the school relatively on time. These two jour- nalistic activities have always had my encourage- ment and support. I trust that they will be continued and improved under the new administration and for all time. There should be a room in the New Build- ing called the Journalism room especially equipped for this work. It is my great pleasure to extend many expres- sions of sincere praise to the Class of '35 for the preparation of this excellent book, also many good wishes to those who shall perform a similar service for the school and community in the years to come. GOOD-BYE Albert J. 'Roberts 'Principal Page Fourteen

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P. Q. ALBERTSON-American jllllicory and Economics. MISS ESTHER BOWMAN- Illlogne Economics. J. SIDNEY COLEMAN-Phy- sics and Biology. B.S.g M.A. R. E. DIETMEIER-Chemistry indx Elementary Science. 'Lf . EARL FAHLAND-Biology and Elementary Science. 13.8. Page Sixteen MISS ELIZABETH ALLAN- Science. B.A. MISS CAROLINE BUCKMAN- Home Economics and Re- lated Science. B.S. MISS HELEN COLLINS- Shgrthand and Typing B. . MISS SUSAN EAKER-Drama Eng Public Speaking. WILLIAM FAHRNERfAvia- tion and Auto MBCHBHICS-.l Boeing Degree. 'V ' f'