Fort Benton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Benton, MT)

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HOW ONE-Fred Arnst, Fred Scarlett, Halder M. Hansen ROW TWO-William Morrison, Ingolf Birkeland, G. C. Schmidt At the head of the school is a group of seemingly tireless men who, without pay, manage the affairs of the Fort Benton Schools. They are the men who hire the teachers, see that all expenses are provided for, and give the superintendent. Mr. Hess, directions as to how the school is to be run. These men deserve a great deal of praise and credit for their efforts to keep Fort Benton Schools at the present high standard. The men composing the board are: Fred Arnst, who is completing his third term as chairman: Grover Schmidt, who has been on the board almost continuously for twenty-five years: Ingolf Birkeland, who has been on the board for a number of years, and was chairman of the board the year the old school burned: William Morrison, who is following in his father's footsteps by becoming one of the board's members: and Fred Scarlett, who is just completing his first term of office. Halder M. Hansen is the clerk. We, the students of the high school, sincerely thank the board for its help in setting us one step further on the ladder of achievement. SCHOOL B0 RD

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ADMINISTRATION

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SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE: When this year,s work is completed, I hope that each of you may have attained some degree of suc- cess in your endeavors during the year. Success is not affected by adversity or pros- perity. Success is a question of the worth of the individualg it is not a question of getting something, but of becoming something. It is determined by the work you do and by the character you build. The studies and activities of FBHS are of such scope that each of you has had the opportunity to succeed. Success of this nature will have fitted you for the part in life that you are to play. cticlfttien Q. moo