Chester High School - Coyote Yearbook (Chester, MT)

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Your book of memories will recall for you many pleasant days and events in your life while you have been students in Chester High School and so, young students, you who have a few more years left to study here accumulate as many pleasant memories as possible. There is a great deal of sat- isfaction and pleasure derived from doing a job well and, if your personality has or does develop such a trait, you can be as- sured that it will carry over into your adult life and surely you can expect more enjoyment and contentment as you make your adult contribution to society. My congratulations to the Senior Class and to your advisor for your completion of an- other fine COYOTE. My best wishes to you young people who are leaving our school this year. Your responsibility and privi- leges are great—use them wisely. ARDEN M. VIE, Supt.

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KATHLEEN CHILDS Killdeer, North Dakota; B.S. University of North Dakota, Grand Forks; Junior Class Advi sor. Commercial, Annual and Paper Advisor, Library. ARDEN VIE B.S. University of North Dakota, Grand Forks; M. A. Montana State University, Missoula;Su- perintendent, Band, World His- tory. ARTHUR VENTSCH Van Hook, North Dakota; B.S. Minot State Teachers College, North Dakota; Senior Class Ad- visor. Math, Science, 8th Grade Science and Agriculture. ROBERTA ALEXANDER Hysham, Montana; B.A. Montana State University, Missoula; Sophomore Class Advisor, Home Ec., Physi- cal Education. 7th and 8th Grade Literature and Spell- ing. GORDON LALLUM Valley City, North Dakota; B.A. Valley City State Teachers College; M. A. Mont. State University, Missoula; Freshman Class Advisor, Social Studies, Shop I, n. Grade School Coach, Driver Training.