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

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CLASSES 1917 - 3 1929 - 25 1918 - 1 1930 - 18 1919 - 5 1931 - 31 1920 - 3 1932 - 28 1921 - 11 1933 - 21 1922 - 15 1934 - 26 1923 - 20 1935 - 36 1924 - 26 1936 - 27 1925 • 15 1937 - 23 1926 - 15 1939 - 23 1927 20 1940 - 27 1938 - 29 1928 - 19 1941 - 29

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BIG SANDY SCHOOL BOARD E, G. Hansen, Chairman Ray Sibra N. R. Martin John Siebrasse Harry Tow The Board of Trustees has an important part to play in the operation of the school. The selection of the proper people for this position is one of the most important act- ivities which the citizens of any locality have to perform. The Board must not only voice the will and desires of those whom it represents but it must also anticipate what these desires will be. The Board has as its first duty the determining of the general school polibies. This consists chiefly' in determin- ing the type of school desired as to courses, activities, standards and many other phases. The details of these phas- es, in most cases, being worked out by those selected by the Board to do so. The provision of a school plant and the financing of the operation of the school is another responsibility which is a part of the work of this group. The adjusting of ex- penses to meet the revenue provided from our various sources of income cannot be over-estimated if a school is to operate economically and efficiently. Decreasing revenue has made this part of the work more difficult the past few years. Providing a personnel to administer its decisions and to perform the actual duties of instruction 'is the third type of work which must be performed. Careful selection of these individuals, while requiring consideration at infre- quent intervals, determines the actual value derived from the school and thus is an important duty of the Board.

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ERVIN BAHNMILLER EDWARD BEAUDETT Hi oharm is in hi» deep bass roioe. F. P. A. 1 2 3 4 Football 3 Junior Play Ag. Play 4 Sandy Houser Staff 4 Carnival 3 4 District Judging Ag. F. F. A. Sentenel ETHEL CAMPBELL All she oould »ay wa» Uh Huh I Band 3 4 Orchestra 234 Glee Club 1 Carnival Queen Cand. 1 Carnival 1234 Cheer Leader 3 District Scholarship 3 Debate 2 Centennial Staff Sandy Rouser Staff 4 Junior Play, Senior Play Student Council 1 The women don’t bother me down on the farm F. F. A. 1 2 Carnival 4 Football 4 Sandy Rouser Staff 4 BETHEL HENDERSON 8he has the type of mind you oan «harpen your own on Class Secretary 2 3 Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Glee Club Debate 2 3 Home Ec. Club 1 2 Dist. Scholarship 123 Sendy Rouser 234 Centennial Staff Senior Play GILBERT HENDERSON Hurry ia only good for oatohing flies. Judging Team, Bozeman 1 Football 234 Orchestra 123 Band 2 3 F. F. A. 1 2 3 4 Mnstrel Show 3 Carnival 1234 MARJORY HILL She was a good student but olook eyed Glee Club 1 Band 1234 Orchestra 1234 Sandy Rouser Staff 2 4 Centennial Staff Cheer Leader 4 Junior Play, Senior Play Carnival 4 Dist. Scholarship 123 State Scholarship 3 Declamation 3 All State Orchestra Color Guard 1234 GREGORY HENDERSON He has brains to bum Football 1234 Basketball 1234 Band 123 Orchestra 123 F. F. A. 1 2 3 4 Minstrel Show 3 Carnival 1234 Junior Play Judging Team, Bozeman 1 VIOLA JAPPE There’s foot hills of truth in what she says. Home Ec. 2 4 Athletics 4 Carnival 4 Sandy Rouser Staff 4 Jr. Play Prod. Cast Centennial Staff