Big Sandy High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Big Sandy, MT)

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0=Z3L ]□[ ]□[ ]□[ ]□ THE CENTENNIAL C= T. A. Bruner SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE The Centennial mirrors associations and activities accenting the highest ideals and objectives of our high school life. Its pages reflect the experiences largely responsible for the resulting structure of our moral and ethical values. Its high purpose is to raise these ideals yet higher, and to help fix the habits of right conduct. T A Bruner 193 1 2V=0 Page 5

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0=3 THE CENTENNIAL DC ]DC ic=o 3DI =□□[ Mount Centennial In this Centennial we have endeavored to give a true picture of our high school life. Pleasant thoughts of true fellowship with high school friends and faculty, although now vivid, will gradually fade and pass. To preserve these memories for the future is the purpose of this book. Eugene Arnold. Editor n r- ii--- ir Page 2 193 1 0 I

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THE CENTENNIAL □[ ]□[ ]cr=o ]□[ ]□[ FACULTY Irma E. Brown, B.A. Montana Wesleyan College Junior High School English, Commercial, Dramatics Mrs. Cecelia I)eutschman, B.A. College of Industrial Arts Denton, Texas Home Economics Oren A. Henning, B.A. St. Olaf College Science, Music Scott Hoskinson, B.S. Montana State College Smith-Hughes AgricuIture :=]l------it! □[. i£Z nr- ir h----------ir— i 1931 Cz=o Page 6