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

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FiRST ROW; Mrs. Glen Einfeldt, Clyde Eccleston. William Hedqe SECOND ROW- H n John Petelin. John Aspholm. John Dowdell. 9 ROW: H° ce Dwyer, was especially concerned with the completion of the new Dwyer elementary school. V Sch oo I Board THE NEW DWYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 9

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8 Anything he could borrow from a friend On books and learning he would quickly spend, And constantly he prayed for those who'd give Help for the means by which his soul might live. He gave most care to study and most heed; Never a word he spoke beyond his need. His speech was framed in form and reverence, Pointed and quick and always packed with sense. Moral his mind, and virtuous his speech; And gladly would he learn, and gladly teach. Chaucer — The Canterbury Tales

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Mr. James Gardn er Superintendent Members of the Senior Class, James Gould Cozzens in By Love Possessed said: When you can. always advise peo- ple to do what you see they really want to do, so long as what they want to do isn’t dangerously unlawful, stupidly unsocial or obviously impossible. Doing what they want to do, they may succeed: doing what they don't want to do, they won't. This is excellent advice. It is true that, by rigid discipline of our wills, we can learn to like most things, but for the most part we have a better chance of succeed- ing at anything if our whole being is at- tracted to it. A good test in choosing a life work is to do that thing which you find yourself doing for relaxation. Take something you like to do and make a life study of it. Then you will be happy doing it, you will be an expert, and last, but not least, you will get paid for doing it. J. E. GARDNER Mr. Mike O'Leary Principal Dear Graduates, It is my hope that your years at Ana- conda High have been happy and profit- able and that your future will be even more so. Sincerely yours, M. F. O'LEARY 10