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

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Superintendent.jr Message TO THE GRADUATES: Personal character is the first essential for social usefulness. Character — how well an indi- vidual is motivated and equipped to cope with himself and the world—is the central preoccupa- tion of education. The hope of education and the hope, consequently, of civilization lies in the ideals that you, the graduates of American high schools, may now have acquired, and the moral stamina which directs your course towards these ideals. From all sides we now hear of the desper- ate need in America of a spiritual and moral reawakening. Our parting word to you then is this expression of our hope that we may have helped to prepare you to have some part in such a reawakening, that you may look forward to a happy and satisfying life in an ever better and finer America. E. ]. Nordgaard This has been a most pleasant year at Anacon- da High School. The achievements made by you, both as individuals and as a group, have caused this to be an outstanding year in the history of your school. It is my hope and wish that each of you will continue to find pleasure and enjoyment in the performance of a task well done. May it bring to each of you the joy and prosperity which come from work well done and the peace and happi- ness which come from a life well lived. P. J. Sugrue ( 7 )

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SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Horace Dwyer, John Russell, Clive Farland, Ben Bollinger, Walter Dooley, C. B. Ashlock, Dave Nelson. SECRETARY CLERK SECRETARY Ruth McHugh Guy Peterson Laura Hummel (6)

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( 8 ) Royal Barnell English-Dramalics June Burk Home Economics Jack Dooley Guidance Robert Gardner Typing-Bookkeeping W. L. Hodgskiss Chemistry F. G. Brown Manuel Arts Hugh Campbell English E. H. Hamper Music Eleanor Wankovich Librarian Mary Agnes LeClaire Vocal Ruby MacDonnell English