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

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TO THE SENIORS In our world of confusion and change, Education plays a very important part in making the necessary adjustments for living. We have choices to make. You may not be able to satisfy your first choices; you might be compelled to accept second, and third choices. May you have the fortitude to make the decisions, for the choices, that are Right and just; so that your accomplishments will consist of Moral Acts. May you have the good fortune, that, when your inventory is taken, you will have left the world a better place in which to live. I wish you all Peace,Good Health, Good Luck, and Prosperity. W. J. Bierrum Assistant Principal r TO THE SENIORS: What better wish for a Senior than that expressed by one of the great thinkers of all time that you may have the inner resources to find yourself able to pass through any experience and endure it with courage. And what are these resources--faith in God, faith in man, faith in yourself, patriotism, love of nature, love of work and the arts and your ability to express yourself through them. Sharing your happiness in this hour of achievement and with all good wishes for the future. Lenore T. McCollum Assistant Principal 8

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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.

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w. J. BIERRUM Assistant Principal, Social Science, Industrial Arts. Sponsor; Sophomore Class, Finance Chairman, B. S. Valparaiso University of Indiana. Graduate Work: Montana State University; Montana State College; KATHLEEN GILLELAND Western Montana of Educa- English II, French, Library tion. Sponsor: Sophomore Class A. B. Meredith College; B. S. University of North Car- olina - Library Science. Graduate Work: Montana State University. GEORGE SCOTT Social Science, General Math, American History. Basketball Coach, Assistant football and track coach. Sponsor: Freshman Class, B Club, B. A., Montana State University. HELEN ANDRUS Home Economics.Sponsor: F. H. A., Senior Class, B. A., Montana State Univer- sity Graduate Work; West- ern Montana College of Education. DON RYERSON Vocational Agriculture, Sponsor: Junior Class, F.F. A., Key Club. B. S., Ani- mal Industry, Agriculture Education, Montana State College. ALFRED GOLDE Science, Sponsor: Science Club, Testing Chairman. B. S. University of North Dakota, M. E. Montana State University. BEN TYVAND World History, Boys' Phys- ical Education, Coach, Football, Track, Assistant Basketball. Sponsor: Sen- ior Class, B Club. B. A. Montana State University. 9