Bridger High School - Scout Yearbook (Bridger, MT)

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It is not darkness you are going to, ‘ for God is Light. It is not lonely, for Christ is with you. It is not an unknown country, for Christ is there. Charles Kingsley Harold F. Anderson Ralph Johnson

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I would like to thank those people who worked many long hours to complete and make this yearbook possible. Thanks also goes to those who gave me the faith and courage to edit this book. Many times the going was rough and it looked as if there would be no annual. It was during these times that I wanted to give up but some were always there to give me an extra push, telling me I could do it and then standing behind me. A final thanks goes to the merchants who really made this annual possible by helping to finance it, to the administrators and faculty of BHS, for their cooperation and help, to Mr. Laing, who took all individual and group pictures, to Mr. Elliot for his understanding and patience in advising our staff. Within these pages you will find memories relived in pictures of the past year at BHS. The comments contained are to help you understand what each organization does. As I leave BHS I find a tear in my eye. Everyone has been so helpful in forming our foundation for life. Good luck and best wishes to the yearbook staff and graduation class of 1970. 3 Yvonne Anderson Editor

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 ages, mag- record al- fS books to the at Fayetteville the Fort Bragg packages were the high seas. ,Red Cross has sent covers, Christmas J potted plants to the money and gifts to Ight ser ce will be held in Christ Episcopal Church Wednes- day night beginning at 10:30, with special seasonal music to be fol- lowed at 11 o’clock by observance of the Holy Communion. The Right Dedication | supplied by the service men on bo have no fami- cem presents. The contain cigarette nuts, fountain .'sttes. A gift packages con- kge gift and smaller U playing cards, cig- an-i candies — were iete ran hospitals. Oth- Vlude: 14 fruit cakes, V Christmas music, V hard candy, 48, ascriptions to the Post, and sev- edition books. ' Cross will furn- rith 100 Christ- ining fount- Lrettes, and ed poinset- , Snior group Utmas cards by the service feir families and lenu covers were fts. have sent $100 Iren overseas, and 2 gift boxes to be lem at Christmas. Lins one toy, soap, ' toothbrush, socks, Jets. sent the St. Ma- bus to Fayette- . to sing for vet- „ club is directed jkte of the college, rg Assisted with Raymond Elliot We, the annual staff of 1969, dedi- cate this annual to Mr. Raymond Elliot for all the hard work he has done as advisor of this annual. His help was invaluable and very much needed and appreciated. Bertha Hunter We, the annual staff of 1969, dedi- cate this annual to Mis. Bertha Hunter for her years of devoted work in the library. She is missed very much and her efforts to aid the students will never be forgotten. Episcol Commi at 11:16 Chi lowed by sp including ai‘ Shepherds, J R. M. Coi a. m. Chrl Communion! ed, and spj will be rer ence E. tor, will oj Midnight Midni the Sacred nesday nigh! Vincent S. leigh', as 04 ral men’s Christmi will be hel o’clock.- Hlg brated at 11 dered by tl choir. A Christmas held in Oy Church, con dor Kuehnerw On ChrlstmaV. candlelight serv and song will be„ ity Lutheraj’ Musical Mrs. and choll the musical following: Adam, by a duet, Jesu , Mrs. W. K. „ a trl6, 4iBethl Diokinson, P. W. Wc Leager; theme i “UJ ry to God in ous Chrh Sheep Lay congregaj several The o three of Christian faith, much which is obscure and confused becomes clearer. We realise that even su inz.-has tfrs part in tha-alow 5