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

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I O THIS YEARBOOK IS SINCERELY DEDICATED T0 OUR PRINCIPAL, RAY BAKER. HE HAS BEEN IN OUR SCHOOL ONLY A YEAR, BUT HIS ACCOMPLISHMENTS IN INPROVING THE ENTIRE SCHOOL ARE TO BE COMMENDED. NOT ONLY HAS MR. BAKER ENDEAVORED TO MAKE THIS A HOUSE OF LEARNING, BUT A PLACE THAT WILL FIT US FOR LIFE AFTER OUR SCHOOL DAYS. THE COMMUNITY HAS GREATLY BENEFITED FROM THE INTEREST THAT HE HAS TAKEN IN THE STUDENT BODY AND THE TOWN AS A WHOLE. IT IS HARD TO SAY HOW MUCH HIS EFFORTS ARE APPRECIATED Sv ALL. THE STUDENT soov HEARTILY wISHES HIM THE BEST or LUCK IN THE FUTURE. THE SENIOR CLASS HAS THIS TO SAY TO MR. BAKER-- TI-IANKs! fl I?. CI If I Ehud ,II'T EM ,am H II IHH ' ,Massa . I I. .f : Ig u2za6,a4Z'4 Wi An industrious student body, a grand faculty, and a lot of outstanding community cooperation is the best way I can think of to describe the local picture. The rany successful events shown in the Bear Paw for 1950-Sl is a fine indication of accomplishments you the student body have made possible. A review from time to time of your annual will bring back many fond memories of your school year at Box Elder. I can remember Bill, Russ, and Al from my High School days and how I often wish we would have had an annual then so I could look back and see theirs and other student faces as fond memories of those High School days. In closing may I wish each of you who will be leaving this year much success in the future and for those who are returning as good a year next year as we have had during this one .