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

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Faculty MR. MILEY, B.A. High School Principal Shop, Math MR. PECK, B.A., M.A. Superintendent German. Guidance Drivers Training Honor Society, Council MR. HAMMOND, B.A.,-M.A. Social Science, P.E. High School Coach, Lettermen MR. GREEN, B.S. English, Plays, Library MR. BURLEY, B.S. Shop, Ag., First Aid Drivers Training F.F.A., Rifle Club MR. DELANEY, B.S. Science, Math MR. PAUL, B.S. Music, Pep Club, Geometry MR. ELLINGSON, B.S. Junior High P.E., Coach MR. SCHWARTZ, B.S, Junior High Principal, Coach MISS HANLEY, B.A. Commercial Paper, Annual MRS. MAXWELL, B.A. Home Ec., P.E. F.H.A. 5

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Board of Education SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Conquergood, Bud Gullickson, Glenn Branagan, Mac Quinn, Kenneth Cnauvet. STANDING: Jerry Handl, Lloyd Marty, Ronald Upham, Marvin Osterman. This school term has been an especially busy one for the school board as they have formu- lated plans for the new elementary school to be conducted during the coming year. Before presenting their ideas to the architects, the board visited e mentary schools throughout this area to confer with other school board members, school administrators, teachers, and citizens to find out what the various communities would do to improve their structures if they were building again. As each building program is done under different circumstances, the local board found it necessary to spend nearly a day in each community to examine construction properly. After the current building program it is the hope of the board that construction will no longer occupy most of their meeting time and they can devote more time to policy matters that have been relegated to the background due to the pressing building needs the past four or five years. Numerous meetings last after midnight and some after 3:00 a.m. due to the large arrxount of business that must be handled. Some of the rural board members travel many miles to meetings and would rather extend them than have any more specials than necessary. The Big Sandy School board has a total of 123 years of experience. Mr. Gullickson, Chairman, has been on the board for 18 years. Mr. Marty has a total of 25 years, 24 of which were spent on rural boards. Mr. Osterman has served 11 years in rural areas and 5 years in town. Mr. Conquergood, Mr. Quinn, and Mr. Upham each have 14 years to theic credit. Mr. Chauvet has served 10 years. Mr. Handl and Mr. Branagan have 6 years each. Mr. Handl, Mr. Quinn, Mr. Upham, Mr. Chauvet, Mr. Marty, and Mr. Osterman all attended Big Sandy schools. Mr. Snow, clerk 4 Mr. Snow, the clerk, is a graduate of the Big Sandy High School.

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Custodial Personnel Mrs. Shaver has charge of the girls' dormitory and cooks for those who stay at both dormitories. Gary Galbavy Floyd Terry Mrs. Ophus and Mrs. Holcomb These ladies have charge of the school cafeteria and cook for approximately 175 people each day. Clark Johnson These three boys assist Mr. Hannum after school.