Box Elder High School - Bear Paw Yearbook (Box Elder, MT)

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mn.-. .L-W, The senior class of Box Elder High School dedicate their year book to Edrea hilliamson who for all too short a time was one of our classmates. Death took hdrea, but her spirit and courage will go on for a long time. How eager and friendly she was even when it was not easy for her to smile or to participate. he shall long remember her as a fine, inspiring person who lived with a zestfulness that we shall try to remember when we think that we have occasion to gripe or complain. if-pi.. Democracy and education are supposed to be synonymous and their Latin origins merely mean that people govern themselves and lead their culture and civilization into a bright and peaceful future. Box Elder Public School is only one of tens of thousands of schools. Yet it has striven to teach young Americans to be self- reliant, to respect the rights of others, to be tolerant of our fellowman and to remember that all men are created equal. It is supposed by some that small schools are at a disadvan- tage concerning curriculum, but the honest intent and determina- tion of the student measure the true worth of anyone's success. This yearbook reflects the guided efforts of B. E. H. S. seniors to produce a worthwhile record of those activities that happened in our school. A good school is the sum total of honest cooperation on the part of faculty, students, and community. We feel that our school has excellent morale, happy and disciplined students, and an alert and well-informed faculty. Our community has usually ex- pressed a concerned regard for the welfare of its pupils and its school.