Bridger High School - Scout Yearbook (Bridger, MT)

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SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE “Keeper of the headlands guiding his tribe through many moons.” It has been with considerable interest that I have watched the progress of “The Scout,” the annual of 1949. This pub- lication marks another milestone in the progress of both the Senior Class of 1949 and Bridger High School. The seniors have been diligent, cooperative, and persistent in their efforts. They have taken a great deal of pride in doing the project well. The fruits of their labors, likewise their award, is this excellent publication. In future years may they, while thumb- ing through its pages, recall the many pleasant things con- nected with its records. The seniors, individually and col- lectively, are to be commended for this splendid publication.,

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AN N UAL STAFF “Slowly o’re the simmering landscape appear smoke signals, products of ceasless toil.” Bryce Clark Dee Rowley Jack Teeples Cliff Graham Henry Geary Ray Dietz Carol Loyning Don Preuninger Hermina Labor JoAnn Clark La Verne Blohm Bob Jurovich Fred Wennemar Bette Ryan Della Bostic Henry Vanderloos George Preuninger Chester Schwend Ralph Foust

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Because of her enthusiasm, under- standing of young people, her integ- rity and whole-hearted support of our annual and school paper, we, the class of 1949, would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank Mrs. Sassman for her sponsorship and full co-operation in these activities. It will be impossible in the years to come for us to forget her warm friendliness and pleasing personality as we unfold the leaves of this book. “Only that life is rich that never misses an oppor- tunity to do a kind- ness. “Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. ” We, the class of 49 would also like to thank our sponsor, Mr. Adams for his patience and excellent leader- ship of our class the past two years. Without his untiring effort and the long hours he spent working with us, the success of our class plays and our Junior-Senior Prom would have been impossible. To Mr. Willard Adams,then, goes our deepest and sincere thanks. Mark Twain