Baker High School - Spartan Yearbook (Baker, MT)

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E 6 t han ' 4 l r, . .: .4 HOWARD BREITBACK Great Falls Teachers' College, Great Falls, Mont.g B.S. Montana Stat XCollege, Bozeman, Mont.--Vocational Agriculture. HAROLD DAVIDSON B.S., Xllalley City Teachers' College, Valley City, N. Dak.r Dicken- xson eigggjs' College, Dickenson, N. Dak.g Minot Teachers' College, 4 . Dak.--English 1 and II and Library. , AL GENATONE p .1 l ' . Rocky Mountain College, Billings, Mont.--Coach, Biology, A 55 X M Cl f Library and Physical Education. A DEAN GERKE Rocky Mountain College, Billings, Mont.: B.S.--Coach, American History and Library. leg., HAROLD STEPHENS B.S., Montana State College, Bozeman, Montana--Engineering drawing, architectural drafting, cartography, sheetmetal, pattern, drafting, carpentry, cabinet making, sheet metal work, woo general metalwork, and English I. DOROTHY S. LEE University of Iowa, B.S.:--Home Economics WALTER LUETKINS B.A., Wartbury College, Waverly Iowa: Rocky Mountain College, Billings, Montana, Montana State College, Bozeman, Mont.-- Civics, World History, Driver's Training. - IA MES MACK B.S., Black Hills Teachers' College, Spearfish, S. Dak.g--Algebra I and Guidance. THOMAS MCGONIGAL B.A., Carroll College, Helena, Mont.--English, Latin, and Junior High B sketball. ' MAX MUELLER B.S lack Hills Teachers' College, Spearfish, S. Dak.--Mathe- ti and Chemistry. NINA POWELL B.S., University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn.: M.S. North- western University, Chicago, 111.3 University of Washington, Seattle, Wash.: Columbia University, New York Cityp University of Alaska, Anchorage, Alaska: University of Montana, Missoula, Montana -- Commercial. RAY KOVASH B.S., Dickinson State Teachers' College, Dickinson, N. Dak.--Band and Grade School Music. 5 lr.. it . arrlgijgl I ,rl 5 Em - 'un E, ,. - . -sa zz. I1-.-. ,..., - ,,. frw,.. - .gm AlJ,,,,.,,i .. il ,

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WORDS TO LIVE BY The best place to find a helping hand is at the end of your arm Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most impor- tant You won't find many success rules that will work unless you do' The more a man finds fault, the more proof that he hasn't done anything worth while himself It is better to tell the truth and run, than to lie and get caught in the act The person who has learned to live with himself has learned to live with others A good name is seldom regained when character is gone, all is gone, and one of the richest jewels of life is lost forever L. W. l-leftie Superintendent of Baker Schools B.A., Peru State Teachers College M.A., University of Nebraska Suppose each day we were given 1,440 bright new silver dollars to do with as we pleased. We could spend them, do good with them, invest in something now which would help us in the future, or waste them, but we had to use them up each day and could not save them as such for the future. It so happens that each day we are given something just as new and even more valuable than the silver dollars . . . 1,440 minutes that have never been used before, to do with as we please. How we use these precious minutes each day determines our present and our future. Like dollars we can use them to help and bring cheer to other people, we can invest them now to pre- pare us for our future vocation, we can use them to develop strong bodies and fruitful minds, or we can fritter them away in useless pastimes. Why not make up our minds now, before another minute is gone forever, as to how we can best use this wonderful gift given us each day? We cannot save it, but how we spend it may mean the difference between impoverished minds and bodies content to drift along, or an inspired and enlightened' future not only for ourselves but for our country. L. Fredric Bruggeman Principal, High School B. M. MacPhai1 School of Music RUSSELS CLOTHING DR. MELVIN ROGSTAD

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