Beaverhead County High School - Beaver Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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Board School M.C. Aahl, principal; Mrs. Catherine Hawkins, secretary; H.E. Rowe; C.E. Blinn; Mrs. Christine Andersen; Vern Stanch- field; Mrs. Theo Bay, County Superintendent of Schools. Missing from picture: Leonard Schulz, Chairman. 6

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Foreword As we pass through these portals We, the Seniors of 1952. Each one of us a bit sad perhaps Remembering the pleasant hours we knew. Our teachers, parties, assemblies and tests The work, fun, and true fellowship All are supplied in pictures and words A true reminder of time well spent. Our hearts now are filled with love and pride For B.C.H.S. and its happy memories New faces, old faces, we have taken in our stride Sufficient memories, and joy to last a lifetime. Throughout our lives we have looked forward With great anticipation to that day of graduation For with strong ambition, fear and defeat, It has become the outstanding event of our education. It is hard to put four years into rhyme, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Each year a step on the ladder to climb A stairway of experience, knowledge and success. Our Beaver is a glimpse of a year's existence Filled with fond memories of friends we knew Hopefully constructed to present a record of the year We present our yearbook of 1952 to you. 5

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MARTIN C. AAHL Administration B.S., North Dakota State Normal Industrial. M. E., University of Montana. Graduate Work: University of North Dakota. Univer- sity of California. Oregon State College. TO THE SENIORS: History teaches that in order for a nation to survive it must have creative ability and stamina to meet the challenge of its day. In taking stock of the impressions of this year and in observ- ing our school and the seniors, I would like to point out that edu- cation and democracy are having a telling effect on the trends of the times. Education will be increasingly felt therefore it must pass on the great good to our nation and the world. Good citizens are ready for, and equal to any task which will improve the texture of our society. With every high school grad- uate, enthusiastically eager to shoulder his full share of the re- sponsibility in his own home, in his community, we look forward to a better world. May you often think of your parents and the citizens of our great county and state who have made your education possible. May you realize the sincere and heartfelt interest that myself and the teach- ers have had in you and your problems. May each one of us wish you every success as a good citizen taking his rightful place in soci- ety.